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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-03


New Firm.---Tbe Firm of o. Il. Hallstead and
So Of Nicholson, having been dissolved, new
g. under the name of Hallstead Hammel will
.o,,nue 10 DC business at the old stand. Hank Of
the new firm, solicits a continuance of the public
patronage Notice of dissolution next week. 10
Parify--pur1fy purify the blood with AYERS
RSAPARlLLA, and the humors, arrangements and
distempers which pervade the system ut this season
will diIappear. We have trisi it ana speak with
knowlsdge.f D 'saat t1..i
sEA Rsmedy.sA sure and certain remedy for all
diseaees of the stomach and digestive organs is
HooAa,ds German Bitters they never fail in
Dyspepsia. Liver Compldint,or Nervous Debility
The use of bottle or two will work wonders Try
th'm. For sale by al druggists and dealers in med
eines at IS cents per bottle. @
Tile ElectIOn-in this Borough yesterday result
ted in majority oil for the first amendment. In
the Township there majority of AZ votes
against it. The End and Sd amendments received
large msjorities. The vote polfed wag small,
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HGAL AND PER 5 ONAL.

= Agent for the Democrats-AHrRA GAY E'o
has consented to act as our Agent reeeiving and
receipting subscriptions for the North pronch7Dem
ocrat: All monies paid him either on saa:criptio-
or for advertising will be duly accounted for ann
fedited the same az if paid to Us - H
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-03

The greatest improvement. yet IN the Sewing Ma
chine art curiosity worth seeing.
Please send for ci-cuIar with sample Of sewing.
These Improve Machn' sayo oSr HryDRHD p Err
CENT, OF thread aad six, and make the LocSsTI1cH
alike on both sides.
They require Instruction to operate perfectly
except " the printed dire.tions.''
No ,hange in sewing from oac kind Of goods to
another.
And no taking apart to clean or oil
Our New MANuFACToRY Is now complete with all
its machinery and tools entirely new and is already
rapidly turning oui Machines which for BEAUTY AMI
PERFECTION Of FINISH are not surpassed by any
manufacture in the world
B.-Shoud any Machine prove unsatisfactory,
itcan be returned and money refunded.
Agents wanted in counties not canvassed by ouI
own agents.
FINKLE IS LYON =. VI. co.
No.. .536 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
A pril Is 1863, v3-n35-
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE pILLs,,!
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HrTCHINGS & HILLYER, PRorREr1oR's,

sg- soldin TunshaZnocl, by J. ". Lyman in
MontrosP, by Able TurreIl, il Scranton hy L. : &
L. c. Frler in FdctoryViI!e by all Druggists
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T DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE Pills
Will immediatel raIieYe, Without pain, all diturL
rais xfio, I .,,nrrs sy at @ 80
,noIar,to r1nnsfruatior ond gre no onIv s,c an4
reliable remedy for FlusLes Sick IIe,iIebe PIN
in the Lojns E,,k and ,il4s yaIril,tion r. ,I1c
IIcart VerroYs Tra,on[. iIy.,r,.l, l,,ns
SIeep and oib.r unrIeas' f and Ian,ro,y+ ar
an unnatural conditinr nI the say,,ai f,no,i,-s
the wor,, eases Of FI,,r 4l,,s or Whi,Ss ,hnv Of.
F,,t q sroa5v cry, - : -
- -
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.SHERIFF'S SALE.

ID Wv virtue Of a certain writ Of Tcndtioni Err
ID pon1S will expose TO public sale .ss the
Court House in Tunkhannock Borough, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of August, 1864, at one o'clock,
p NJ all tho lefeElagls right, title and interest in
all of that certain Tot Or messiage, situate in the
Township of Meheopany ana bounded on the south
by lands.Ot Luke Eose, the, Vest by lands of
Henry Love, on The North by land of Henry Love,
and East by the Mchocpany Creek. Containing
about three fourths of an acre, less all i'm
proved with one two story frame dwelling house
frame barn, and some fruit trees thereon late the
estate of the dcf't in said writ named
Seized and tak n in execution at the suit Of Da-
rid Amy vs Pspiamin Ross aud Sarah Ross @, OFT
SheriF's Office, } '.E.7 - =.
July 25, 1864.
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This branch Of trade will I've under the direct su-
pervision Of A. {. BLAk ESLEE NJ. d., well
known as experienced and skillful Physician and
Surgeon and with strict attention to business We
hope to merit a liberal share Of public patronage.
s1S~ Office Of A. G Blakesee, at the New Drug
Store.
y S HARDING Co.
Y2u4 42In
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-03

Although not disposed to favor or recommend p.,
ent Medicines in general thrUugh dstrust Of tbei,
ingredients and elects, vet know Of no suficien.
reasons why manlmay ottestIfy to the benefits he
believes himself 60 have received from any simple
preparation, in the fope that he ma thus Continuity
10 the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily in regardlte ;IIooHopd,s
German Bltters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson fcf
tbs city, because was Preudiced ga nst them fot
many years, under the impression tina they were
chiefly alcoholic mixture am inIehtaS ~
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ., for the removal II
this prejudice by proper tests and for encouragement
to try them len So derine from great and long coz,
H1pSd debility Ihe gsesef three bottles of Sthess
p,1te.. at l'e 3eglnnng Of the pr sept year was
gree OF bodily AM mental vigor which hsi nor srIt
for SIX months before, and had almost despalred of
regahhg 1 therefope hank ,Gt I'd and o. friend a.
directing me ~ ihc use Of them - 'Tfff-
PI:lLAn ., Jupe IS, t9bl. j NEWTON BEowsss
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New store,
ST. DICQLAS BLOCK
sos BROADWAY.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.

The proprietoys haze perfected arrangements
which enable them TO annouue to the Ladies of
New FORK and vicinity, that they have secured the
services OF
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Eneye'opsdia Of Rcli8io.4s Kno,rledge.

From Rsr r Fs,rto, Broun, D. b. .Eait6I! aoy fas
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PROPOSALS.
! oP oa Ais FOB FLO % 3,

ssALED RaoPosAIs viii be received until thu
S'th instant at II e'elsck NJ. tor fnraishinx ths
Snos,stsnee DEPARTMENT with 10000 BARRELS
6ggo barrels in new oak barrels, head lined.
oNVy barrels 10 new strong cotton sacks one-hsli
Bids win be resolved for what is known % Nos.
!. =. and 8, and for any quantity less than the
laeeo barrels; and also for one hundred barrels Of
No. 2 FAMILY Flour.
Bios must be in duplicate. and for ssch grade on
separate sheets Of paper. = 4.t
The delivery OF. the flour to commence within
ave days from the opening of the bids, and in suoh
quantities daily IS the Government may direct,
delivered st the Government warehouse In
Georgetown. at the wharyes, or at the railroad
depot in Warrington. D. O.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be couple
ted within twenty days from the opening OF the
Payment win be m aae in certificates of indebted.
ness, or such other funds "a the Government may
have for disbursement "a ~
The usual Government inspection Will be nc ade
just before the Flour is received. aud viii be
accepted which is not fresh ground.
An cath of allegiance must accompany the bid Of
each bidder who has not the oath on file in this
ONCE. and no bid win be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids. or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
Bids TO be addressed to the undersigned at No.
223 G street, endorsed " Prsposals for Rlou ~,
3. @. GRHEN1. Captain @. v.
Waehineton, d. O.. jan H. 1861 JAZZ I'd
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Heenan and King in Court-How they were
Summoned.
from the Manchester Guardian. Dec 23l

King, Heenan, Tom Sayers, James Mace and
four other pugilists, named Travers, Melon
aid, Tyler and Noon, left London for Wad-
hurst yesterday accompanied by a solicitor, to
answer charge of having committed a breach
OF the peace in connection with the late prize
Tight. The Surrey Standard gives the follow
ing account Of the way in which the police sue
ceeded in performing the hazardous duty OF
serving the summons:
The summonSes were handed over to Super
intendent Bennett, to find out the men, and
serve such personally, if possible. Mr. Benz
nett Immediately proceeded to London, and So
hcited the assistance ofone of the metropolitan
police; They went to the bar OF the public
OF color,) in Castle street, Leicester square.
Mrs. Trayers said Mr.. Travers was not home.
Mr.. Benefits colleague, however, knew Trav-
voice.
He was soon fou nd and served with sum-
mons. He was very civil, and said {" think
il 10 very hard that should be summoned, as
j was not engaged in any way at the fight:
only looked on" They then went to Holywel
fame, 10 the old King John public house, kept
into the country, and it was uncertain when he
would return. After going to q number OF
other places visited by fighting men, near mid
night Mr. Bennett and his companion pulled
= up at the Pavilion Theatre, Whitechapel BY
persus sion and threats they got to the stage by
private entrance. In the boxes they found
KING. After reading the summons to him, he
was very excited, used bad language, and said
they all ought to be ashamed of themselves to
summon him. Superintendent Bennett then
served the summons on him.
Thomas Sayers house, which is 10 Belle V ne
Cottages, Camden Road, Camden Town, was
found locked up three days running. aud SUI
perintendant Bennett was told he was gone in
to the country. Heenan was found In a respeet-
able private house at Pimlico, which, through a
third person, the American pugIlIst had ap-
p tnted as rendezvous for the service of the
summons. He received the Superintendent
and his companions in a gentlemanly manner
hem y
ted them to take a glass OF wine and segar.
He left them shortly after to see his medi al
atfenoant, saying, (" You may depend I will
attend TO the summons" After.tEis there was
good hunt for Jerry Noon, Mace, Sayers and
Macdonald. There being on the same day q
prize fs ht between Baker and Goss. they could
not be found The next day, at the east end OF
London however, they found Mac Don aid, who
has the appearance and manner of a rsspscta-
Die man. Mace was served nv lea wing the sum-
mons at his house. superintendent Bennett
then went 10 Brighton, and found Sayers had
left that town the night before by a London
train. !
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o r F CIAL.
Headquarters, Prorosi Xarsaaps Office, I


Washington, ID. c., Jan. 2, 1854. ?
Special Orders No. 2-The sale Of liquors con.
tanning alcohol is totally prohibited In the fol-
lowing designated localities -.s.r
Squares 1i6, III, 139 and 40; SO much thereof
as front on Nineteenth and NJ streets, in the VIZ
entity OF Nineteenth street Park.
Squares 1877, l3s, 1870, l5e, 1885, 100, 1sl and 1872;
so much thereof as front on Seventeenth, Egh-
teenth, NJ and N streets, in the vicinity Of Sew
enteenth.street and ambulance parks. Il
Squares 81 80, 40, a, AZ, AZ, A, 81 s., 81, IS,
1U3, 10, 100, 121 49, 12 142, 49, 1i4 in the First
Ward, south of Penns lvania avenue.
Squares 8, O. 10, is, 10, 20; in the vicinity of
Squares 1O7, 126, 1853, 1874, 1874, 1856; so much
thereof as front on Connecticut avenue, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth and K streets, in the vicinity
of the K-street stables. saazI1. ~
Squares 472, 473, sol, 500 and sos; in the vicin-
ity of Sixth and Seventh-street wharves.
Squares SO, 574, $50, $751; 632 633, 1884, 6s1, 6S3,
or any vacant street or avenue included in these
squares, being in the vicinity Of railroad depot
and Soldiers Retreat.
Squares 72s. 729, 731, 73i, rs, $50 and 760; in
the vicinity of Old Capitol and Carroll prisons
On any place within tour squares OF Bladens-
burg tollgate. ~
On any place within two squares of Kendall
On any place within two squares OF Railroad
park, {being those published in Special Orders
No. 9 from these Headquarters, Of date Novern-
Squares 2a2, 233. 2s7, 2ss 900, 27o, 2s7 aas, 326
327, 352, 35 3s4, 3sj, 1856. 409 410 43, 434, 462,
a63, d92, 53i, and squares @ and ID, on Maryland
avenue, In the vicinity of Government railroad,
depots, and storehouses.
Squares 500, 50l, 544, 5i5,s SAC and 5l7; in the
vicinity of Sixth and Seventh street wharves.
Squares ISL and $780, SO much thereof as front
on louisiana avenue, in the vicinity Of the
Central Guardhousa
Upon the Mall in the vicinity IF the Monu-
ment and Government cattle yards; OF upon any
place in the vicinity Of Mt. Pleasant, Carver,
Stone, Columbian College, CampbelFs, Lin
coin, Douglas, Emory. or Armory Square Hos
pitfalls, fbeing those published in Especial Or
ders No. 22' from these Headquarters, OF date
November -, 1869, and the following, not
heretofore embraced in orders:
The whole of sduares 1877, l41, 165, 166, l6S. l69
17O and Ill, in the vicinity of the War Depart
ment, and the office and depots of the Quar-
termaster's Department.
The whole OF squares go, $50, eel, 6s5, 6ss
6S7, $50, 800, Co., 73, 72i, 725, 726, ~, 49, 72,
73 756. 757, 75s, 761 762 763, 7S5, 7s6, 7s7, 7S9
so, in the vicinity of the Old Capitol Prison
and the Railroad Depot
All permits for the sale of liquors containing
alcohol IN any of the above pres cribed localt-
ties are declared to be void. ..
Violations or this order will be promptly and
severely punished by confiscation of liquors
and confinement OF the offenders.
BY order of HENRY b. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
.--.- "A. S. BAKER,
ja4 I.leutenantapd Adjutant.
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SUPREME COUNT OF THE DISTRICT CT
- COLUMBIA. No. 56-EQUITY.
The Was lin gton, Alexandria aud Geor sc town
Railroad Com -~.y, aIiU OLners,
i,- corporation of Washington and ] Ii and A.
T. Bradley

rn- corporation of Washington and J. II and A.
T. Bradley.
By an rider of the said Supreme Court passed in
said ca Use on the 9th of January instant l am di
rected to state-lst, sccOunt between the said
Railroad Company and the holders of the scrip or
certificates OF said company, guaranteed by the
said Cor poration to the extent of $50 co., ard in
tended 70 be secured by the deed from said Rail
road Company to said ] n. and A. #. Bradley,
ehsrsing ssia Railroad Company with so much Of
said certificates, or the proceeds thereof,
ceived by the Off GERS Of said company; "a an
count allowing what portion OF said proceeds wes
to the use Of said Railroad Company; and, Sd how
n ueh was paid BY the respective holders Of sai /
certificates for the same, with interest; and fur
Their to report whether the present holders of said
scrip or old the same bona fde ar for
value; to take sucl testimony may be offered by
the parties and to convene all the holders of said
certificates with the same before me:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the parties,
and to all holders of said scrip certificates guar
4nted by said Corporation. taat the Goth day Of
January instant, at my residence in Georgetown,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon,I shall commence
the execution of said order, aad continue from day
to day until closed; when and where the said par
ties tb cir counsel and all holders of the said scr
or certificates are required to attend, with their
witnesses. to establish their respective claims.
jan l2d W. RED1N, Auditor
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Headquarters Military District Of Washington.
Washington, d. c., January 7, 1861. !
General Orders No. BY special direction of
the Secretary Of War, the sale OF all liquors
containing alcohol is hereby prohibited in the
following localities in the city of Washington
The whole of squares % and 1i9, in the vi
cinity of the depots and offices OF the q uarter-
masters Department.
The Provost Marshal of the Military District
of Washington will see that the require naents
OF this order are enforced.
BY command OF Brig. Gen MartindaIe.
john p SaERBURSR,
ia SGT Assistant AJjutant General
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DROP sALsFoR FORAGE.
CHIKF QuARFERNASTER's OFFICE.
VI A q J1INoHnn Ncn0n naa &c.

f..
WAsHINaroN Dspor, Dec. 9, isss.
SEALED PROPOSALS. are invited by the undsr-
sasa asE II es No.
Ahls.sdSfris and md Fort aentoe either Of
BE- reossa the aseesg q
bushels Of corn or oats and % tons of hay straw,
Bidders must ststs at which Of = above named
points they propose tH mate das siT and the
the ausniity Of each article proposed 20 be deliv.
cred the time when said delivsrIes shall be oon-
The price must be written out tr words on the
Corn to be put up in gOoa stout sacks, Of shout
easrs oasrss to the The lay and
The particular Kind Or description 0, oats. corn.
hay straw proposed TO be delivered most be stated
An tie articles offered unds; the bids herein in
Goyernuasnt lns peetor before being accepted.
the lowest responsible bidder IS the interest Of the
aoyernment may require az and payment win be
have been delivered and accepted.
The bidder will be- required to accompany his
Il is Se
they will WITHIN ten days thereafter. execute the
suretips in sum equal TO the amount Of ths CON
trsct TO deliver the for age osed in conformity
the saii bidder ahouIa fsl 20 enter into the COZ
saes to s.F G s tie ssswssn
sibis bidder or the person to whom the contract
The responsibility Of the gu Al antors must be
| shown by the ofiaisl certificate OF 30. District
oi ass oshs or
sp:1 a it, psrsogn known to teis o tise
fss M sssi Nbo of each bidder
be ssz E b sas e
Rucker, Chief Depot Quarterulaster, Washington,
2; G. and 3 shosld be plainly msrasd Proposals
Dor de- in SUN equal to the smount of the SON
gusranors Will he requ red of the successful bid
der or bidders anor signing the contract
| be obtained pon sp plicstior at this ii os.
,FoRm os PROPOSAL. 1*
tTo~n. County and state state. .. -
ssls
Of Ssses bsyD 5sS
- bushels Of OOrn, in sacks At - per bushel Of
: :: 80 Oats. In sacks. at = per bazhel of
- toms Of baled Hay, at Per ton OF 100
- tons Of baled Straw, at per ton of 1900
Delivery to commence On or before the - day
sass,
aessDts sf s s ny bid
General Depot artermseter.
Washington, D. O.
.- dUkRATY +
| We, the unders,ened, residents Of - in the
Jointly and aeversily, covenant with the United
States. and gusrsp in case the foregoing bid Of
- - be scespted. that he OF they viii, within
ten days after the acceptance Of SAID bid, execute
the contrse for the same with good and hdcient
80
to the terms Vt sdve rtisement dated December g.
| 1868, under which the bid was made, and in case
TIE said - shall fail to enter into con e. as
| ence between the offer by ssid - And the next
lowest responsible bidder, CT the person to whom
| the contract may be awarded.
Witness,
| Given under our hands and seals this - day Of
-. 1856. Seal1
(Seal.1
| hereby certify that, to the best of my know.
ledge and belief, the above named Guarsntore
good and sum cites for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
! To be certified By the Unitsd States District At
tOrEey, Collector Of CUSTOMS. or any other o61cer
under the United States Government, or respon.
''D :" S'.'~'' - II. FUCKER,
de9n Brig. Gen. aud Q NJ.
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DROPOsALs FOB HAY. STRAW AID GRAIN.
YORAGR DEPARTMENT. ]
Assistant startsrnasfs RS 06ses,
k1avapdESe W Nov ISfh 16sa Il


Assistant QHartsrmasfer's Q0es,
WNf7EH PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
Hay Straw. Oats and Corn, for the use Of the Gov
ernmeus. to be delivered at Alexandria, VAL any
point on the Potomac its tributaries and In such
Quantities within the amount proposed for, and at
The proposals to DO addressed to the undersigned,
and to state the quantity and price Of each article
Pro posals will be received for Eve thousand 0Oo)
bushels Of Corn or Oats, and Fifty 800 tons of Hay
or Straw and upwards, unless 1t shall be for tho in
terest OF the Government to contract for less
Corn to be put mp in good sacks Of about two ca
bushels and oats in sacks of about three ( bush
each. which Sre to be furnished free of charge to
the Government. The hay and straw to be secure
All articles furnished under this advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection By the Govern
:. Purchases viii be made from time to time, under
this advertisement, from the lowest responsible
bidder, - the interests OF the public service
require.
Tbe undsrsigned reserves the right to reject any
and all offers which may be deemed inconipati BILE
with the interests Of the Government. :
Payments will be made in such funds SIS may be
provided from the q. B. Treasury, and ss far IS
practicable, upon delivery; but the undersig ned
reserves the right to Withhold the whole or any
part OF the psyme nts until the complete fuiflment
OF Agreements. ..-s.
Good security will bs required for the faithful
fniaimsnt Of any agreement made TnSsr this sd-
no l8-2m Ospt. and Asst Quartermaster
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
"A OFFICE S14 PA. AVENUE,
Washington, ID. G.
GREAT lASTERN, NORTHERN AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS RORWARDERS

MERCRADISE, MONEY. JEWELRY. VkLU.
ABLEs, NOT Es. STOCKS. Bon Ds, DO,
Forwarded with SAFETY Ar D DISP AFRO q to all
accessible sections OF the country. This COMPANY
Las agencies in the principal Railway Towns in
the
It's pfincpa Offices aIe no..,.
PaiLADSiPHIA, BALTIM0RE, DIN
CINOATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS.
tiJ - WILLIE LEXINGTON. ~ a#
Ccnr ectiops are made ct New York and Boston,
With lines forx ardiI 70 the CANADAS and the
BRITISH PROVINCES and with steamship line
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRH,
and thence By Europssn expresses TO all prominent
tinent. ~ 's5ff1. or -f7'.e 20 E#
Collection OF NOTES, DnAFTs and BILLS made
ct all accesai BILE parts Of the United States
= y $50 fs g G. DUNN, Agent,
Z de Is H41ss Eaa e. ~ 81 Waahins ton, D. O.
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! & BROTHER.
TINITID STATS $40 BONDS,

UNITED STAT lH 100 TREASURY MOTIFS,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1851,
UNITlD STATAS CERTIFICATES OF IN
DlBTEDNESS. a
Gold. Silver, Uncurrent Money, lXohsnss on al
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised TO furnish DO Bonds q. par
Until the LIST Of August next, when the prvss I'd r.
Of conversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New YORK
Axeiusively on commission.
RITTRNHOUSH, PANT & co.,
II Bankers, 352 Penn sysnus,
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs TOR DEAD HORSES.

Cavalry Bnseax, neee Of Chief IQxartsrmasis,(
Washiagton D. c., Jan. B, 1854, {
s,aLIp PsoIasALs viii be rec, ysa q THIS onics
mp 70 10 0 'eio ea .. CT EDN ESDAY, j Anu ary.
~ 1874 for the gurehese OF All horses that may die
Warrington D, @ within the next twelve monshs
succeeding the date OF letting of the contract
TIE Eorss will be delivered ct certain designat-
ed spot, to be Hxed BY tn United States. -
The animals are to be ra moved daily, and convey
ed far enough from The limit of the Depot to avoid
all nuisance, either to The Depot or the residents
In the vicinity.
Payment win be required In government f-pds,
Of the close Of each month. for all animals dsliS.
cred up to tb at date. - -
Bonds, with approved securities, in the sums OF
one Thousand dollars viii be re quired from the
part. to whem contract Ia AWARDED.
Each proposal must state the price per su1ins,,
giving full name and post office address, aud be ae
sompanied by 9 guaranty siened By two RESPONSE
bic persons. and known to this Bureau and also by
ths oath OF allegiance, signed, stamped, and duly
The contract must be entered into within three
days Of the date of award.
This OF CO reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids that may be offered 81 u ....s
Proposals should be addre ssed to Ca plain James
A. Ekin: Chief Q. n. Cavalry gurs.n, Washing
ton, d. O., and be plsinly arked on the envelope
Proposals for Dead Horses -.
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