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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
Probate Noaoe.

EstGte q Richard Woodard. Decsassd
Notice Il hereby given that the Probate Conra a.
Nemaha County Nebraska, has appointed ne rsfS
Gay Of JHne, the E2th day Of July and thegth 49,
August, Al 1888, Is the times for hearing clam
gains the estate Of Richard Woodland, late Of eaid
county q Nemaha deceased The hearing Il 49,
place ct she Court Room In HrUunpUIe- In go
county. Al claims not presented By the last daV
ABOVE egp0inteds snail be forever barred.
Dated December Is, IS6
A.W. MORGAN Probate judo.
CALVIN r AXE AdminIsfrstoF. fSst
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
The Christmas Festivities Of
the EpiscOPaEGhuRch.

Mr.. EDrToR:-I seldom cross the
threshold Of any place of worship, but
the remembrance Of many by-gone
Christmases lowered over my memory
last Friday evening, and I could not,
without feeling the writings Of a
wrOnged conscience, absent myself
from the crowds of worshipers who
were hurrying to the different church
es of the city. I set out alone, for I
was a stranger, and soon found myself
in front of a neat brick edifice. The
sound of children's voices, mingled
with the notes of an organ, welcomed
me as I entered. %
"Carol, Christmas earoli"
It might have been fancy that told
me then, but l thought I had heard
the song in the days of my boyhood,
and my heart beat faster at the sweet
recollection of the time when I too
had sang before a Christmas Tree.
The distribution Of the gifts came
next. Each child had something
hanging from the green limbs for him
or her-no disappointed faces. Each
came forward when named, and re-
ceived the present with thst glow of
delight which only passes over the
face of a child. The tree was soon
stripped of its varied fruits, leaving
nothing but the brilliant tapers. For
a moment / forgot that 1 was but a
stranger-nothing for me! AS the
last notes of the closing carol sank in
to silence, 1 left the church, with the
feelings Of one who has been forgot
ten. TRAVELLER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

NJ. B. Hoxie, formerly Of Des
Moines, and Marshsllton, and Special
Agentin the Internal RevenueS Service
has removed to Lincoln, Nebraska,
there to practice law.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The London Times says that the
Widow of Mr.. Augustus Dickens lives
in England, and has been supported
by Charles Dickens ever since Angus
tus went to Chicago with the woman
that lately committed suicide there,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The Fremont Tribune desires the
Legislature to appropriate lands for
buIlding a bridge over the Platte river
at or near Fremont.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

Jas. G, Bennett of New York, and
Mr.. Asbury of London, are getting up
an Ocean Yacht race. Bennett with
the yact Dauntless proposes to beat
AsbnrY with his yacht Columbia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The Central and Erie Rallroad war
has been adjusted, suits withdrawn,
and both companies seeure and un-
broken connection with the west.
The two roads by this arrangement
be omes allies, both offensive and de-
fensiYe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The Council Blnfs & st. Joe Rail
road has purchased the right to run
their cars over the river into Omaha,
where they are erecting a warehouse
on the Ievee at the foot Of Douglas
street. Its dimensions are 4Oxl5O feet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
BERRY WAsHINGToNIAN HALL,
RrOWnvilla DpQ- d 1879

BERRY WASHTNGTONIAN HALL,
BrOwnville, Dec. 81 1863. !
Jarvis S. Church:
DEAR SIR-I have the honor tosend
you the request of the Berry Wash
ingtonianso of Brownville, that you de-
liver a lecture on the subject of Tenn
perence, before them in their Hall, on
next Sunday at 8 o'clock p. II. II
you accept their invitation please no
tify the public through the Advertiser.
lam, my dear sir, most respectfully
yours, q w. H. SMALL,
Pres.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The New York Herald 10 Of the
opinion that the Financial and Indian
question win 60 on to the next admin-
istration.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
80 Nor1Cna
Guardian - al ~ Fvrnea.

In pursuance Of an Order Of the District Court a
he County 81 Nemahe and the state Of NebFaaka
executed on the lth day cf December. adIrA ~
hecIT Of AOWnYila- On the date nforesafd II wWI
0ner for solea ~ pubic auction OF Venlue on THURSDAY
the 2lgt Gay 81 January hd 1883. al O'Clock, al ~
door OF tie Court House in said Nemaha COUNTY
thu following described real estate situate Ia r.
County s. Nemahaia the state o. Nebrtsm. to-T5f.
Lot No. N in Block No rs IN He village Of Par1
with the applrtenapces thereto pelonging- Terms
made known on the DAY Of sale.
WILLIAM HUTTON
Guardian Of Dora Goudv
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The Fenians of Omaha received Geo.
F. Train at the N. Western depot and
conducted him TO the COSens Hotel,
where the reception speeches were
made.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The following persons will be in
stalled on the second Saturday evening
in January, as officers of Peru Lodge
of A. f. 4 A. NJ:
Dan Cole, w. III.
VIM. Bagely, S. w.
Harlan Edmonson, j. w.
John Miller, s. ID.
Orsey Root, ]. ID.
A. H. Gillett, Tres,
M. S. Perry, Sec.
David M. Reynolds, Tyler.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

TAKEN up On my farm. IN Peru precinct, Dee a0th.
lo6S three miles northwest ofPer1, one Eve yearOId
REQ Dull, win some white IN belly, branded with q
d and cross Onlen hip, Ie1 hormshghfly brOke1-
E3f JOHN CLFNTFWT
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

From the Pawnee Tribune we take
the following items:
The Pawnee Coal Mining Company
are about to commence work.
The large Stone Store of Curtis &
Peavy is finished and filled with goods.
The Masonic Hall is also completed.
The contract for building a Stone
Court House in Pawnee City has been
let to Messrs. Curtis & Peavy, for $14,-
05O, to be completed by next Sep
TENDER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The Public Debt statement for De-
eembar viii show a decrease in the
debt Of 81, OOO,e for the quarter,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
EsTRAY NOTICES.


ErQm the undersigned, one Roan Heifsr Calf s7s
IN bheleit ear, crop on Of right ear, line back ore
year Old The hnder-oF any person knowing oP
the whereabouts Of the same-Wm be suitably -
Warded byletting me know or. I win prosecute "a
taker Up Il ne don't advertise 0r bring the eam
lEI ID. III. MCLAUGHITN
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

AT a Railroad meeting, held Decem-
Der 9th, in Pawnee city, resolutions
were passed, looking to raising by sell
ling county bonds, thesum of $50, 900,
payable in twenty years, and give the
same to- the first railroad coming with
in one half mile of Pawnee City. G..
M. Humphrey, d. r. DUNCAN and n.
II. Curtis were selected to go to Lin
coin to secure to such n road, q just
proportion ofthe State Lands, and de-
claring that it is not for the interest of
the county to aid other roads.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

Since the war closed there has been
paid off and Cancelled, $3.50, OOO, 600 Of
the public debt, and at the same time
the taxes have been reduced by $751;
600, 900 per annum.
The public debt on the first Of July,
1868, amounted to-
Debt bearing interest In gold. $685. O3, SOL
!" /" I" currency I28,22S,790
[" no nterest...-. 40844T34
Matured debt net presented.~-. 2O,5z, SO2
Total s2.G36. a7 700
Gold and currency in Treasury. l3l ,006,532
Debt less cash on hand. .......-... S2,j05, D0,5I7
Debt same time last year--.......- 3,522O53,220
The expense of collecting the rev.
enue is S9,827 ,8O1, or nearly five per
cent. of the amount collected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The Secretary favorsan early return
70 specie payment. He believes 18th
Daniel Webter that nothing but gold
and silver a be a constitutional ten
der in payment of debts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The Sublime Port refuses to partic-
ipate in the projected conference if the
Cretan question, is to be discussed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

Geo. Francis Train has arrived ia
New York CITY from Liverpool.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

ANY druggist in the country viii tell y0u, n yoG
take the trouble to enquire, that every one that buys
q bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure from them, speaks
in the most unqualified praise Of its gEeas medicinal
virtues.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

PREMIUM LIST.
The WhitIock Exposition and Ex-
change Company,
-9w 245 Broadway, N, Y.
s EnITnR

MN D. OAhLLe EO1IOh.
The cheapest journal of the kind published,
and the only one giving the price list of trees,
vines and plants in HAil Nurseries in One"
1t also contains a list of the best implements
for farm, Garden and Household; and its
pages are filled with articles from the best
horticultural and agricultural writers in the
world. AS q special indictment, we otter to
send one plant Of either OF the following va
Tieties OF fruits, to all whOsendin their mans
with SL,50.
Clarke Raspberry, Davison's ThOrnIess
Raspberry, Ellisdale Raspberry, Missouri
Mammoth Blackberry, Choice GladiOlus,
Choice Japan Lily, Iona Grape Vine, or two
Early Wilson blackberry, two Kittatinny
Blackberry. Or, to any one who will send .
cents extra, to pay postage, we Will send
p one Podytd Of Early Rose Potatoes.
The plants win be carefully packed sent
by mail, postpaid, as early in the Autumn,
or Spring, as practicable. S-12t, 7
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

Taken pOnthe premises, one mile west OF Brown
vile, on OFab0ut the 18Th Of december. one Red Bel
Gov, some white spots, points Of horns sawed on,
Gop 0hlet ear, clip In right Supposed % Ne eight
81 nine years old. H5t u. N. MCCOMAA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

sHEGsB8aF
Among IA Many Testimonials IN Guar
POssesstOn, we have only room
for h f~OlIOvvtngs
NetC HdUen, Conn, Oct. II, 1866.
Messrs. c. G. CLARK 4 Co:
GENTLKMES,-Ifee feel it a duty and pleasure to give
you the benefit OF my experience in the use of Goes
Cough BalSan. From taking aheavy cold, I was
taken down with the congestion Of the lungs, and
continued 70 fail, under the best care until@I was
given up BY the most compliant medical authority,
to die. There seemed nothing but strangulatiOn and
death before me. was told that further medical at
tendance and medicine was useless, and I was re-
signed TO death, whena friend, whOhadbeen greatly
by using the BalsOm, brOughtme a bottle.
This was after l had done with the doctor and medi-
cine, and / continued to improve, until my cough
stopped, andmy Lungs healed, and got well. I used
ten bottles. I remain, gents, with great respect.
Your obt serv,t, JOHN WELLS
~ 200 Washington St., New Haven, Ct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
DESTROYED!
Leave Off Using that Poisonous
Weed, Tobacco.


One box Of Dewitrs preparation is warranted to
matter how strong me habit may be. III IL ans I'M
any case the money VIII Be refunded. Hhndfeds
hct that DeWtts Preparation completely destroys
the appetite for tobacco and leaves the person asfrB
II Is perfectly sale and harmless IN an cases. The
preparations acts directly upon thesame glands and
upon the blood, thoroughly cleaning the poison Of
tobacco from ne system No more hanEefinghE
rAnted.
RECOMMENDATION,
The following are a few selected from the multi
Lnue Or recommendation in our possesstOns
From c. A ROdgers-sk Louis. MOI
ST. LOUIS. No, April q, 18a
] hereby certify that / have used tobacco fOr TWEEN
y years past, and for the last ten years L have used
iea2e 81 a aEsera@6 G4 iiae 91 ssr mac Iss d s' en- %
at q time, but alsays continued to banker aderfs
pletely cured me. Of TIE appeEte hr t9baeco.- 7
sSll4 Eeeonlmend al VINO are ahec1eu tar
a. ROBERTS.
From John Knipe, st. Louis. MOL
81. Louis. June IS lG2
teen years tried many times % leave %. but have
suffered - much from q dizziness 60 my head and
the trial. Afriend adVised me 10 use voTr brpDseS-
ton, and L completely cured me
From ". A. Smith. Columbus. OhIoJ
C~oLuNBUs. July 10 1888.
Thereby certify that one box on YOUR Pranaratfou
entirely removed all the use IL tobacco.
VA SNuTH
FrOm wm- Espy, Springfield, MassI
S~PRrysTTEED, August5 S, 1sA
one box ef yoaF PREPARATION and 6 cured
merely give these As asampIe OF what i an re
SH a4y- AHleueE OF INJURY cheeEaany an
49, Fnee % PREPARATION, ST per BOX. ~ TO b
senI y mail, 3 cents additonal Tor postage. Non
u E9ntby mail az my risk Addra1
fssEy a Tosis No
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

RRowNvILLE. THURsDAY. PC a. as
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
Esrrny Notice.
|. m - d A. - a. -

onalast spring white calf red ears and neck. T.
precinct. u45pd DANIEL REORDAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
CIeFgymen.

Tho Rev, isaac AKEN, Of A~1eghany, testiies
that 1t has cured him, Glter all other remedies had
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

Taken Up on the farm Of the subscriber, thrse
miles northwest OF BroWmvfle, December ~. lea.
one LAST springs white heller calf, with bIsckish ears-
neck and legs 1GS u. MANNING.
FSTRAY NOTTCE-Taken up by the sub
" scriber, on his farm on the little Nemaha
river, n Lafayette township, Nemaha county.
Nebraska, one bright bay mare, with while
right hind foot n small star IN forehead.
and about three years Of age. The Owner. bv
proving property and paying charges. can
have Possession. est JOHN DELAY.
ESIRAK NOTTCE-Taken I'D by the m
~ derstgned, living three miles north west
OF BTOWnville, on the Mth Of November. 1863.
q red heller calf, with aleatheT stray around
It's neck when taken up. NOmarks or brands.
5-5t-pd g. w. FRANKLIN.
ESTRAY NOTTCE-Taken up by the un-
" derstgned, on the Both day Of November.
1855, living about three miles west Of Longs
Bridge, q SOrrel nlley, two years Old past. No
marks or brands noticeable.
Nov. 18th, 1858 S-5t-pd JOHN LONG. Q
ESTRAY NOTTCE-Taken I'D by the IN
IL derslgned, living two and a half miles
west OF B~rOwnville, October 10Th, three heller
calves; u a light red, with four white feet.
a star In the forehead, and a bit OF white an
der the belly; one a red calf, with q few white
spots on the belly; both spring caIvesI The
other Is a yearling red calf with white face.
RIietle white on b belly.
85tpd GEORGE EMPsON..
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
In COnsumptfOu.

Many Q care-wOrn sufferer has found relief and to-
day ~rejOices that her life has been made easy and
prolongedby the use Of Goes Cough Balsam.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.
The partnership heretofore existing between Co
umbusB B. Hauk and \. NJ. HOltzinger in the Whole
sale and Retail Grocafyb usireS is hisdayd dissolved
by mutual consent, n. M.htottzinger purchasing the
entire interest of Columbus II. Hauk In the stock
and accounts of said firm. The business will beeOn-
tinued at the old stand by n. NJ H0ltEingeFs Al
persons ndebtedtO the late firm RreinvitedtO square
their accounts, and those having bills against said
firm are requested to present the for settle
ment,
COLUMBUS HAUK,
Nm. HOLTZINGER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

faksn ID on the farm Of the subsaribeF, tnrse
miles northwest OF br0Wnvu1e, December ~. lS8,
onelast springs white heifer calf. win bfsckish ears
mex and les InS n
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Proposals.,
DRoPosALs FOE TOBACCO.

orrior PuncuA.rso Avn prpor coxxIuAnrD
No. ioii NORM MAis sTREsr,
ST.. Lows, Mo. April "a, 1888
Tor farnishins tie bnited states Subsistence De.
partrnsnt with -.--'"
81, 600 pounds Army Plug Tobacco,
OF grade equal 10 sample 10 be seen by appliea.
.lsafh hon which Il il n,anuiacsurea will accom-.
IN nsnufsessflng his iebsese. ssrh plug .mu.t BE
made % uniform '.t2sk, " the sans grade Of the
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MAI. MESSENGER SERVICE.


s.., ysA .snSs. t;s5.sis. ~ Il
S.S nsst 10 Be- decided ~ he Ss. ier he ..Iyies
nansd below. for four years from July ]. 1855. to
: Messenger Service n the City Of Washington.
es From k %.ssiSatSa NV Pos oneo to III.
Orange and AIersndris r. 4. Depot, Mary. .
rs$ &. NV !sEss Ss Sss u 4.
iwO trips daily. except sunday. and one
TiS% s .sl sss Kc sS 9nss e q:
From b.i!issss and cSle H. 4 bspSi !. Pc.
.Smss ssis.,TInOAss foot Of Seventh street.
From ssi!i ~ s,. and 2. 9ais 3 Peg. :.
From S 6.s sss': "a 'sas sai .f dsb
cy to :s, sSs ,Ss =:
he re feet q
nccs tive trips daily, except Sunday, and one
From % B.ltlnoss and ohis R. R, D.po. to
daily, o except Sunday: .Sa.ES sSsdsy
rem y. SE. s.s, Ind Al.s.psr.. R. R. p,ps..
e'Sf': Fl: r. d..aa5 ts- til.
Ss posinastsf; the mali. g be taken rom ' and De-
lyeTed Into the post once. cars. and boatsi to DO
easfied ~ ,ups,snnai one OF horss wagon. o.
sume,ept eapsety iof tne entire mail. well pro.
seeted ~ suitaplo wnier,prooI eoyerinf from
me n nda Prp,eca .iso from depredauons'
panlsa " ~ Iefn one person besides the driver
~ tuiai shs nSIsss, wSsiTo ,, nsrness. driver
ana gunfu to pc supleet ~ All Zines 70 the postmus-
ers control and approval
Tne DIGS Ior ms ser,iee are 70 eove5 All Trans
RottAuon o. mail mhttef 70 or rom the Warrington
Guy post onee. snd Al raiiIcads And steamboat.
nv hS ms rass W. wh'sa .es ron thst
pubncatlQns OF any name or nature, Amounting
Y seyerA WAGON !oads daily aud u must be dis
tinctly Understood that the contractor will not re-
celye any Increase u compensation during the con
nae. term iof ,Ssh service nor LOT any delay In
schedule time,
ihe heeep'ea p,uaer VIII pe requlied te enter
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

R.saNonh ANS ohiv hAihhVAS.
Train. s.,v.. %As wRsfssa iss iaS - BE4
MORE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST. are
Nv" run " 'nI FOR BALrIMoRB,
Leave daily, except Sunday, At Ios. rs, aud
IL 20 p. IN. and 90. 1 20. and q. Is p m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
. Leave daily. except Sunday. At 100 =. m. and
FOR WAY sT.rls sSsd s9yEa OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 5. Is and q. m, and At2.o % and As p
m. daily except sSRsd hsEsApoLIs.
Leave, At Ioo and A0p. m. No train to or from
~AA''''' 'A ok SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at - .. N. and I. 30 and g. p. IN.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave ok sttt ? PANS ~ ~ y. fhs %hsTP
si n a .aal ss "a ssss'aSfs! and sunday
On sunasy. q 8 and L s p. m. only. eenneetius
a Relay station with trains from Baltimore to
Through Tickets "a he West can DO had at the
Washinstoh Station Ticket Once al all hours In the
NAV I {. PA,.aa: and Boston. see .d.
Master 81 Ei. y SSsS;
q ssS' J. rkIs 5SksfFs.s
General Agent, Washington.
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Witness:
4. Y.
Apl3-wit
PROPOSALS FOR CORN.
OFFICE PuRcgAsISg AND DAPor CogHIssARr, !

OFFICE PURCHAsISG AND DBPor CoNnIssARY,I
No. l,0ll NORTH MAIS STREET,
s..,o, 81; Loy,s, Mo-, April n 1858 }
at the othces Of the CHIEF O. 8. department Of Mis-.
souri,. Port Lesyenwcrth, Kansas. aud Of the De.
so F !as gaMs H. SIs ss N'S Snt !?
at 81, Louis, No, Omahs. Neb or Sioux CITY,
lowe, at such times the Government may
7so, 900 POUNDS GOOD SOUND CORN,
to ee put up IN new double gpnny sacks, resolved,
The proposals. 10 be In duplicate, on printed
forms. and subject to the usual eondl tions-whieL
Al either q he ofisss sbess de.snatsd Ms re-
blank forms can be obiAined-and DO Addressed TO
" u. Morgan. o. g.. Iort LssysnwoltS, Kansas Kansas
Or BIevet lieutenant Colonel J. W Barriser, d
s. Omaha, Eeb. endorsed '.ProposaIs Tor Corn.
BY order ef Brsvet Major GENERAL ii. y. Clarke,
ChiefC. y. Military Division, Missouri,
JOHN W, TURNER,
may Id Bvt Maj. Gen. and q, y,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

~ usirEp STATES PATENT 0rIIeE,,
On tho ps,Ition Of HynsN T. ;. Apsi N P H%cs
nn1a 70 ntn re fo,h FAX Juiy lsoi Tor an
r5san the ,s.pirston q ;sia patent. which takes
pinee on We ~. IN ,hs FAX 81 yaiy. issSi n, ,,,
Patent 9aies on MONDAY he 6sh day Of July
y IN ~ S.x Are IosS
SAG petition ought not 70 DO Granted.
ale ~ tRs asn once Sss cSeeo s 70
n, SIs = wE ,ssst swsntK daEs before
and transmitted aeeordAnce with tha rules Of the
once, which VIII be furnished on application.
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Proposals.
pRoP osALs FOR WOOD

y " " N ~ f " {" W "
HgADauARrKRs, DIsTRicr or TExAs.l
OfPicB CMlgF QuARrERMAsfER, I
AUSTIN, TEXAS. April 10, 1Ss,
Sealed proposals, which must be made In duplicate.
will be received at this ofec untl1 o'clock noon,
on Wednesday the 10th day Of May next, for fur.
nishlng the Quartermaster's Department with such
good merohantable hard wood as may DO Required
at the following places during the remainder Of the
year 1868, viz.
Port MeKaviu
0ultnAn,
Duncan.
Delivery 10 DO made at such time, and In such
quantities during the year, as the omeer OF the
Quartermas ter's Department on duty at the place
Of Ieeeiyal nay desiGnate. the wood to be subject
Separate BIDS are .inyited for each post and the
price percosd for each place must be clearly staed
and each I'D, unless the responsibility Of the bid.
der Is otherwise alphabetically nade Known At this
once. must 30 aeconganisd ~ guarantee q At
certified TO By clerk % Court q Rseord.l that
the bidder u eompstent 70 garry cut the contract
awarded 70 him, AID that ,: yin Givs The tsouired
bonds therefor; and each bidder Will state his place
Proposais 10 DO plainly endorsed, ''Proposais for
WOOD" and addressed 10 the undersigned at this
~ erdsr Of By, Brig. Den. c. II. Tsnptlns.
Chief Q. n 9Th Nil. Dis
Bv.. Brig Gen. and Chief q. H.. . Di.I. 4 Tsi..
ny i-td
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Proposals.
SI GHE FEE 81 sAtE ~

pRoPosALs FOR TIE SALE OF WRECKS IN
L. THE VICINITY OF N0RfOLK,yA
Hf UNITED 81 ArRs NAVY YARD
noRYoLx, VA, April u. 1853.
Sealed proposals will be reoeiv we'd for the purchase
q the following-nAmed wrecks, a. they now lie In
Allia Pennsylvania. and "D.l.
RIigates "Raritan.'' Columbia" ard "Cum.
The proposals must state the sum 20 be given for
each vessel, and tho time within which II Is to be
entirely removed. of the sum to be paid, twenty
Per esntum must DO deposited within three days
from the date Of the notification Of the award aud
the remainder In proportion 70 the progress Of the
work and before the property Il removed,
commencing the work within the specified time.
aud progressing with y 70 the s,!sisetion Of the
previously paid, together with the property re-
covered and the wreck. will be forfeited to the Gov
The right !. reserved to reject any or all the
proposals. their acceptance Is not to the interest
The propossi. will be received until "a o'clock.
noon, the 10th Nay, 1865. A. II. kitty,
Ap2l-td Comma ndAnt
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