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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01
New d,abinet!

NTosHANYoN LAND AND LUMBER osp
wi PANY offer for sale Town Lots in The bs,.
ough Of 0sceola, Clearfeld county, Pa, and n.
lots 10 suit purchasers outside the limits q ~
borough OsceOla is situated on the Aoihsuse,
Greek, in the riof es. portion Of the COUNTY i
CleAr0eh, on the line Of the Tyrone Cl,arf,a
Railroad. where tho MoshannOn and Bsar,rsu
branch roads intcrsect. 1t is also in ihs bear, 4
the MoshAnnon coal basin, and largs bedi,I y
white pine, hemlSck, oak, and other timber an.
round H. One Of the largest lumber uanuia,sv,.
ing establishments 20 the State Is located n n.
town, while there are many other lanbsr al
shingle mills around H. The town ia but s,es
years old, and contains population II oBs ,Aes.
sand inhabitants.
EzD- For further information apply a, the sess
Of the above company.
JOHN LAWsHE.
hprl4 Superintendent
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

HANS AHEAD.-Thc biggest lie Of
the season, is told by our loil Govern
or, Geary. He has the impudence TO
stand up before the people and tell
them that they have paid no State
tax on real estate for the past three
years. If Baron Munchauscn ever
beat this, it would be news to us.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

Commodore Vanderbilt, now in his
scvcnty-fourth year, was married on
saturday last. at London, Canada. to
Miss Frank Crawford, OF Mobile, Ala.
Twelve months lave hardly elapsed
since tho public sympathy was mani.
tested Tor the aged Commodore ON tho
loss of his former wife.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

HGooD.-Two weeks ago some scamp
who neither feared God or regarded
man, entered the Presby terian Church
at McYeytown, and stole about one.
,half the carpeting. The Lewistown
Gazette, upon learning the above fact,
charged the theft upon the Copper
heads" to which tho editor OF the
Democrat replies as follows:
"why, Of course he was Democrat Every
body guessed that much the moment they heard
the particulars. Only one hall Of the carpet was
stolen Who ever heard OF Republican thiei
taking only half of anything y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

EXPENSIVE FisnISo.-A Philadcl.
phian' having no fear Of our trout
laws before bis eyes, amused himself
On Monday by hooking five of the
.specklcd beauties, near trout Run
ne, ne was promptly arrested, and the
i''''o sport cost him $50, which he
reluctantly forkcd over. This may
act as a caution to viola,ors of ,bc
Law WWiamsPort BulLtia.
Grant should lave been treated in
a similar manner, when he was nm m
tbs Clarion river two weeks ago.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

A daughter of n white member Of
the council of Washington city has
clopcd with a negro. She followed
tho teachings OF her Jocobin "paricnt."
She was evidently an obcdient child.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

.iic ST. Mary's Gdsette gives cur
rency to the following. which may or
may not have reference to "our
Congressman ;"
"a cotemporary says of an eminent
NJ. c., that he has way Of promising
everything which every man wants,
but his memory is defectivo"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01
NOTICE.

4 III persons arc hereby notified who have
IA leased banking ground at or near the mouth
OF Whitmer run on the property Of Groom. Dick.
ey Co, that oil back pay must be paid up be-
hro any more ground can be obtained. And all
persons banking timber or logs OF any other
lumber on the Aforesaid properly, withoui per
mission, will bo held for trcsspAss or he charged
MY dollars per ~" cor said ground. Application
for said rrou. must be majs to y. :. Dickey,
ellen Hope, IA.
GROOM, DIcHsT a co
Sent I 1sfn gfn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01
A Farm for Sale or Rent.

rvGiE subscriber residing near PrcnehriIs, Cor.
Il ington township, gives notice thA, be w
either sell or ron, the well known farm, adjoibilt
lands Of Solomon MAursy, Valsaoa, Asa IA
Sol. BAuder farm,
CONTAINING 10 ACRES.
About FIFTY improved, having thereon hssa
and barn, excellent water and ino young stss.
ard. Alsv, LOT for sale. neAr the church
jze-Por further particulars, call IN person e
address the uneersigned Al Prcnehyile p ..
ausll..i;pa STEPHEN ROussET.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01
a1m advertisements.

4 (tAUTiON.--Au persons hereby caution
" cd against purchasing or H. any way med
ding with one span Of sorc Horses, bought Of
Edward Gilisan, and in the possession Of J. w.
Davis Of Beccaria township, rs the same belongs
to mo ard are subject to my order.
Wm. s. DICKEY.
gent Iggp-9t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

The Albany EueniHg journal (repub-
licnn) thinks that John Quincy Adams,
the democratic candidate tor Govern.
or Of Massachusetts,, is cultivated
politician and man Of polished
ulaLrcIs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

A nigger church in Culpcppcr
County, Va, has expelled every nom.
ber who voted Tor Walker. The mig
gers arc good imiiators Of tho white
ssopadrcls who use them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

Three hundred acres Of ground II
one townshipof Camden county, n. j.,
is devoted 10 the culture of cranborrys.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01
Sale of Real Estate.


It NDER AN ORDER Of the Orphans Court
y Of Clcarfcld county. Pa, dated June ~.
1869. tho undersigned administrator Of Henry n.
smcal, deceased, will sell by public vcnduo or
uutc.y. a, the premises ia Graham township,
Thursday the 23d day Of September. Is09.
at ? O'Clock, p. m, that valuable REAL ESTATE
Described A. follows norinnng At post at the
south cas-, corner, thence by land Of W. Smcal.
south lO7 pcrchos 10 a post, thence hy land Of
w. Hnmln, west ~ pcrchrs 10 a post, thence hy
land Of Margaret smesl, north io7 pcrchcs to a
post, thence by land Of M. +. smcal, east p
pcrchcs to the place Of beginning.
Containing 90 Acres, more or less.
TERMS The one half oa confirmation Of sale,
and the balance ia one year thereafter, with inter
est from date Of sale, % be secured by boni aud
mortgage on the properly.
n. b. sCH00NOVgRl
HENRY HAMLiN, AinT''
Sept J, iscs-it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

TnE VALUE or LiFE.--Tho mere
lapse Of years is not life. Knowledge.
truth, love, beauty, goodness, faith,
alone can give vitality to the mcchan-
ism Of existence.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01


EXECUTIVE ADsESTEEs. Our Prcsi-
dent, all his Secretaries, most of his
heads of Bureaus, and majority of
tho chief clerks Of the various Execu-
tive Departments, have been absent
from Washington for considerable
time. The people in Washington ia.
cetiously say that "thc Government
is out of town" Citizens, some Of
whom are members Of Congress, from
great distance, 20 to the capital TO
transact business, and find no respon.
sioiv officials at their posts e duty.
1t is announced, however, tnSs tbs
President will be in Washington to.
morrow, TO remain n day or two pro
vious to going TO Saratoga. This viii
be favor for which, we trust, the
country will award him due gratitude.
When the country was only about
half ils present size and when our
public affairs required less than half
the attention that ought now to be
bestowed upon them, il WAS rare
thing TO hear OF the absence of the
President or Cabinet officer for one
week Now, however, all hands
abandon their work and allow the
government to ran itself. This is
another evidence Of the progress we
have made sinco the war. and the in
auguratioh of rciormatory dynasty.
II is to be hoped that we shall soon
be able to dispense wiki the Legislative
as well as the Executive Department
Of the Government Ii all the Radi-
cal politicians aud officials would stay
away from Washington one year, the
country would be greatly benefited
aud the time is not far distant when
a large number Of them will be elected
remain absent from the scene of their
manifold misdceds.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

Il VNsTRANs.-Came trcspassing on the premi-
IL scs OF the subscriber, residing in Bell '0wn-
ship. on or about the first day Of July last. two
HELPERS. about two years old one white, With
rcd ears and rcd spots the sides the other red
white along the back and belly. Also, small
dark brindle bull, supposed to be one year I'D.
The owner OF owners are hereby requested 10
come forward, prove property pay charges, and
take them away, or they will be sold according to
law. JOHN W. MOTT.
Bower. August II. 1869. p.stpd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01
AGRICULTURAL FAIR |

TUE clcArheld County Agricultural Society
Il have determined not 10 bold a regular Fair
this year, for the following reason, namely-that
notice has not been given IN proper time to have
the Necessary Preparations made. Il has been
determined, however 20 hold Pair on tho old
ground. near the borough OF Ccar6eld, on Mednes.
day. Thursday and fsiday, the iith. 18th and
i6,h days Of October, A. y. 1879; and for the
purpose Of anording the farmers an opportunity
% preparing and making il an object 70 improve
and exhibit fnl crops to be put IN the ground this
year the following premium IL offered for the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01
Containing Fifty-one Acres.

Thirty -hvc Of which arc cleared and under ,,,,
state Of cultivation, besides being entirely vss.,
lain with coal, and having thereon erected an
ing house, barn and other neeessry ouibuildi,,
together with . hne orchard Of excellent fnsit.,
all kinda. Tho farm adjoius Baker, smith All
witherow, near church and school hsu,o a,
having a never falling 'yring ef Eater.
Any further information eal be obtsiuedl,
calling on the premises. OF addressing TIE pul,,.
signed At New MllBors-
jyls-sm HENRY HUSTRR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE--No,ics
N is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of ROBERT WEIGH. deceased,
late Of Doggs township. Clearaeld eouniy. Pa.
having been duly granted TO The undersigned all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment and those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlcnent. REBEccA WEIGH,
jy2G-6tpd Adminisiratrir
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NEW MILLINERY


~acnOv @DDa9s
and
DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
TUsT oPENEDi in the room recently occupied
~ by the Miss Reeds and directly opposite
Mossop's Store, Clarified, Pa. All the late
STYLES Of bonnets, hats. Ac., for old mud young
Ladies, misses. and ohiidrens' trimming. rib
bons, aud coat velvets, lneos, gloves, Ae., al
ways kept on hand.
DREss MAKING
In all It's various branches and latest siylef,
for old, midsle aged. and the young. made 10
order, by the mos, fashionable dresS makers.
Mrs. I. Z. WATSON.
Aug, IS, lseS.-m
Also agont for the "magc Macedonian on"
Warranted TO cure RheUmatism, Neuralgia,
Liver Complaint. 4e- No cure, no pay.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

CtAU1OS.-Ai persons are hereby cautioned
Y against purchasing or In anv way meddlng
With two BAY MARES. HARNESS and WAC
on, n.w in the possession Of George W. Hocken-
berry, Of Woodward township, as the same belong
to me. aud are lcfi with him on loan subject 10
my order JAMES CORNkLY.
MADEIRA. Angus; IL -sipd
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NOTICE.

TN the matter Of he application Of william
| Mapes, to the Court Of Common Peas. In
aud for Clearhcld county. 10 DO discharged
from his surctyship for monies received by
Fl ancis Dunlap, late Of said Borough Of Clear
field, Pa, from the estate Of John CrossihWait
late Of Centre county, Pa, being the Legacies
bequcaihcd to John and Daniel Dunlap.
BY virtue Of a certain Rule which was granted
by the Orphans Court at Ccardeld, the 30th day
Of June, ls6g do hereby give notice to all per
sons interested in said fund received as above
stated, to appear on or before the second Monday
Of September, proximo, and present their claims
according to law, and do such other matters as
the Court may require Of them in the premises,
or be forever barred, and also show cause accord
ing to the following rule made in this case
Tl0s. J. MCCULLOUGH.
Atty. for VIM. Mapes.
June 30, 1852 Rule is granted tn show cause
why William Mapes should not be released and
discharged from bond given by him as suret y
with one Francis Dunlap, to the Orphans Court
Of cleArfeid county, on the 3Oth day Of Septem-
Der. A. D.. 1874, in pursuance Of an Act Of As
sembly approved the 29th day Of April, ls44.--
Publication to be made Of this Rule IN two news
papers published in Clearheld county
SEAL for four weeks prior to the September
Wv Term. BY THE COURT.
Aug. IS, 'C9-4t
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One Hundred Acres, more or le,,
Farm for Sale.

VNIiE undersigned, r,siding in Knox is-r,ll,
Il desires to sell his farm at private sale Al,
person desiring home win DO well to sAl ~
examine these premises,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-01

ENECuTORs' NOTtCE.-Leticrs tesla
IL mcntary having this 26th day Of July, 1862
been granted TO Us upon the estate OF CHRISTIAN
EMEiGi, late Of Morris township. Clearield CO.,,
Pa. deceased. all persons having claims against
said estate arc resaesled to present thcm in due
form, and those indebted 10 said estate arc re-.
questcd to make payment without delay to the
undersigned Executors.
EDWARD PERKS,
Philipsturg. Centre CO.. Pa,
CHRISTIAN EMEIGH,
Morrisdale, Clearaeid CO.. Pa.
jy2S-ct Executors
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CHARLES SCHAFER,
L AGER BEER BR L W Err
Clearfield Pa.

HAVfNC rented Mr. Entres' Brewery be
III hopes by strict attention to basinsss and
the manufacture Of superior article Of BEER
to receive the patronage Of all the old and many
new cusiomera- Aug 25, u
lNANTED-0no good BLACKSMITH and
w one man TO work in wood making Sleds
Wagons. Stump Machines, &c. Single men or
men with small families. Apply TO
BOOTH RUMBARGER,
nuglsn Jefferson Line. Clearfeld county, IA
WANTED Two TEACHERs--I In the
w borough % osccola. High School, sixty
dollars per month. Primary School, forty dollars
per month. Term, irc months. Applicants will
enclose duplicates Of certificate. and address
J. A. BLATTENDERGER, President
d. n Coon, Secretary. nugls.3t
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &C.

The lower House OF the Georgia Legislature
has again reeonsidered its former action aud
rauted TIE Fifteenth Amendment to tue Con.
sti,utior-yeas 81, nays rs. Republicans present
md not voting. Is; Republic aus voting nay, 4.
n hiss been made a special order in the Senate
to-day at p. m
Rev George Bringhurst, of Philadelphia,
publ hes a card deny ing the reportths, George
- TvItcheli had confessed that he was the
murderer Of his mother in law, Mrs. II II. On
the contrary, TwItchell protests his innocence
and declares that he will yet be shown to b so
Colonel Meyer, formerly Of the United Sta As
army. has been arrssira in Mexico on the
Cba-sr of attemptH 2 TO carry over his regiment
To- the rebel General Negre'e. Many officers
who acted under Negrete had been captured
and shot.
Investigators into the penitentiary contracts
in Arkansas mske Startling revelations 1t
spTeaTs that Hodges and Weeks, the CONTRA tors
have drawn from the State treas rv 5000 >
none OF which has been returned.
The Mayor OF Dublin yesterday presented a
reuuOn 10 the English House of Commons for
religious eQusIty IN Ireland and amnesty and
pardon for ali FenIaHs.
report comes from the Plains that General
Custar was captured eight days ago, whilst Oh
IN a hunting expedition, II Is supposed by tn
Indians.
The English Government proposes TO bring 4
bill into Parliament est thlishing a uniform nd
p inns nent law of extrsd ition-
Vargas has been defa~ted, and it is expec'sd
tfat the State of Tamaulipas, Mexico, will now
enjoy peace and quiet.
Frequent arrests are made IN the City of Mex
co et persons alleged 10 be implicated in revo-
iutiOnaTy plots.
TIE French Government has ordered the
discharge OF all soldiers and sailors recruited IN
i-62.
2-79G.e2 hogs have been packed in the West
Tins season
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DROPOsALs FOB WASTE PAPER

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March II, 1852
Proposals are invi tied for pm re hssing the WASTE
PAPER accommodating in this Depsr-ment OF III a
following desert pttops, viz:
l. transcripts Of postmasters' accounts of mails
received and sent. post bills, white paper; esti-
mated quantity, IS GV pounds year
2 Mixed paper, consisting of wrappers of &C
counis and other packages, to. ether with letter
envelopes OF various coiors; estimated qu 80 .ity
80 COO pounds a year
Newspapers; estim sted quantity, 900 pounds
Agar
BIDDERS must specify price per pound for each
class of paper.
The paper must be removed from the cellar OF the
General Post Ofice building at the cost of the &C
cepted bidder, and in his OWL bags as often may
Ice require By the Postmaster Gs neral
No mail bags will be fur shed for this purpose
he paper will be weighed at this Department,
and must be paid for on delivery.
BIDS are invited for one year, commencing on the
Let OF pri next, and will be received until WE'D
NESDAl, the Slst instant. at O clock 70 m.
They should be addressed to the Postmas ter
Paper I" JOHN A j. CRESWGLL
M l5-eoSt Postmaster General
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The POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD. The pre-
hmInsry surveys OF this proposed railroad
were finished last Saturday, after five months
Of labor on the part of Chief Engineer Bsnja-
min IIppett; principal Asst. Engineer Adds ION
Marbury- and Assistant Engineers DIVER
and ChunE- The contemplated cost of the
road Is one million two hundred thousand dol
Iars, and the act OF Incorporation pa ssed by the
Mary land Legislature. provided that the work
should only BE- brgun when one m Illion dol airs
" rth of stock had been subscribed for. Thor gh
ihaf amount has not yet been subscr ibsd
enough has been guaranteed to authorIz- a
commaE cement, In consequence of which the
Legislature VIII be sked to allow the work TO
proceed with the funds alresdy accumulat d.
The Trends OF the road are saRguine in their
Npectatio LIS that in a few years there will ba a
harbor bu ill al Point Lookout so that coal con
be taken N the winter time over the road and
shipped from there, il being in contsm citation
70 form connection with the Alexandria.
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad. Clal can
be c9rTlsd over the southern Maryland Rail-
rosd from Point Lookout to Washington CITY
SIT winter without let or hiudrancs from sire 8
OF weather, as no les ever forms at the Point
4ieJ Gazette.
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DROPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF At WIN
CHESTER. VA

FEAhQCARTERs FIRST MILITARY DIsTPTCr,l
oEFlCE CHEF toMNIssA RY or SUBSISTENCE.
RICHMOND, Va March - 1863.
sesled Proposals. in duplic ate, will be received
al the once Of Lieut.. Oluley, 2lst infantry.
a q. s. at Winchester, Va, until SATURDAY
March 20 1879. at IL m. for supplying the United
states subsistenoe Department with FRESH
BEkF, AT Winchester. Va. for six mont hs from
April 1872. or such less time as the Commissary
Gene raj Of Subsistence may direct. The Beef 70
De delivered there on the order OF the Acting
Comm'ssary Of subsistence at thar place, OF good
and m Hk RELIABLE quality, in equal proportions of
lore and bind quarters, tnecks, hanks aud kidney
taiiow 60 be excluded he necks of the cattle
siau entered 10 be cut of at the fourth yertebra
Joint. and the breast trimmed down. Tae shanks
offorequsrters TO he cut from three to four
above the knee joint. and of hind qu Arters from
six TO eight inches sbsye the esmbrel hook Joint
Bidders are requested to be present TO respond TO
fulfillment of their contract.
Proposals. must be Endorsed distinctly, PRO
poeals for Fresh Beef at Winchester. Va y The
undersisped reserves the right 10 reject any bids
for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., &C., as
heretofore.
BY CT mmsnd of Brevet MAJOR General stonenan.
WA ELDERKtN,
ma l5-t Breyet MAJOR aud Chief g. ;.
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DIED.

COENOR. On the 10th instant, Mrs MARY
tONb Or, in the 8lsJ of her age native of Il g
ceur " of Rssc OnmOn, lre and. Parish o. Elp1in
Fer funeral will take place from her reeinencs
en- the cOILer Of I'D and G streets ON THURSDAY
18Th at O'Clock. p 1T friends ami family are
spscttully invited to attend.
ROLLE. In Baltimore. Nd on the ate d N
of the 18th instant. ALBERr ROLLE for nav
years faithful employee Of the U. b Coast Sur
Ssy. in the 18th year of his age
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,o ALL wHOn II aAY 0OHOIRI,
DErAlfNRSr OF YHI INfIIIol

- PrssIon OvrIcI, July isth, .lisS
June s. 1867 for the reissue Of the foilo"inS dS.
eeribed Land W arrants, which are alleged 70 have
sssp :, Lot or ID de;stIHysdIStiss I. hereby ysp
SiII Be rs,''usd. II no valid SsIeesiOa shoeid thss
srpe~ u COX, Commissioners.
No. II $50 for 80 sores. issued under the act of
Of !Oln y Carlton, and wa granted December 81,
asS5. April 10, lso9.
;ss. JOSEF, Sn ss..: :s: q
VS. granted October q, 1851. April 10, 1859.
Of rs, .e sHi
vSs granted Aususts, $50 March Is, 1859
mach $ is lSr in ,s seIss '.Ssd under the act Of
and ~.s granted September 4, ls,l. April a. 1859
~ NO sst VI Tor 30 acres, issued under the scf Of
and ": sE.1 r., Se,.Ssr 2 ISIS April q. 1859
eeptenbeE, 1850 in the n.~s % pS.sr the ct OF
And VAS granted December 50. ISL Nav 1si9
No, s. so. for l3o acres, Issued under the set OF
vas granted October 8, 1855. May u isss anu
No ssIs2, for 10 acres, issued under tine &c, Of
No eial. for ~ scres, issued under the acf Of
and p: q % s.g
No - 80. Tor l6O acres, issued under the oct OF
March ) 1855 In the name Of John Perry, and vas
1'BIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
hST has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Mashin gton County In the District Of Oolumhis,
sobSa .; shs ss,
~ U, deceased All persons having claims against
.es said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
her: % Or before the eth DAY Of Tebr1sfs next:
s-Ssf nay o,hsrwi.e By law be excluded from all
ANNA her mark HODGE,
Tes.-JAaEs r. OBEikInThlno i''I me- ,sv,.:
II ADiRs. erurIv--
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II s. HNGIsIERs OFFICE,

u No. II eTArE ST., ALBANY,N NY
March 10. 1859
eealed Proposals will be received at this once
until MONDAY, April 8, 1853, for Dredging for
the United States m the Hudson river. about
seven miles below Albany, q Channel twenty eight
blurred feet Icing AND three hundred feet wide. 90
a. TO give Q depth Of eleven Ieet ct m-au To-
vater-the material dredged to be deposit d behind
the new dy Ike to be built near the nee channel.
The cubic contents, in position. to be taken ont,
n estimated. after q careful survey, st MY nine
thousand two hundred and seventy nine cubic
yards but full particulars. with soundinss can be
obtained at this on &c, whereby bidders can make
their own estimates.
The work must Be commenced by April Is, 1859,
and be completed by July IS, 1879. Proposals will
be received for the whole work complete, not by
the cubic yard. No bid will be received unless
made on the printed form to be obtained at this
Ths successful bidder will be required to enter
irto contract With the United States With eeod
and sufficient surettes. stamps for contracts, ana
bonds TO be furnished by the contractor The
United States reserves the right to reject all bids
deemed diesd an tageous.
BY order Of Breyet MAJOR Gen John Newton.
JOHN II. WILSON.
mis- Ct MAJ Eng. and Byt Col u. s. A,