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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
RAIHTL 10 DR.. PARKIR.
Calvary BAPTIST Church and Others Express
thsir Good Wishes.

their Good Wishes.
TbeSS WIS very large meeting OF the Calvary
Bapx church last night composed mostly Of the
Pe1s01AI fffends Of Rev. }. W. Parker, upon the
GIeeostOn Of the farewell ceremonies in honor Of
the late pastor ofthe church. The lecture-room,
where The event took place, was handsomely dec.
Grated. mrs. Hon. Win. Stiokney furnished some
rare specimens Of yariegated bouquets crowned
and The All vas aiisd with he fresh psrfuas.
si sSs o. SsS ely We SESsyd so
derAHd, Domer, BiEelOW, Hnl. Butisr, Mlsehell
and IDgersoll There were also present DR.. We'll
ling, pfesideU< Of ColumSian College, Prof. King,
Judge BoUles, Mr.. " insloW and other prominent
T6s evening" opened With the prssentaasa Of .
Sandsome gold PsAcA b The Calvary Baptist
tendeRt, delivering the address, in the course Of
which beBaid that Or. Parker must not mistake
tSS s. md that = sS.
responded in : very appropriate address.
marched past and took leave Of t6e Doctor b.
handGhaking, after which there Was Q joining Of
hands and singing Of "ShAll We gather ct the
DR.. Gray then spoke and conducted the cers-
monies. and introduced the speakers In the fol-
lowing order: Mr.. Henry Beard, in behalf Of the
iSynsn; DR.. J. Q. yelling; DR.. Sunderland; DE-
Butler, Of the Lutheran church; all OF whom
gpoie in feeling words Of regret At bis departure
Hon. ]. A. BoWfes was then called for, and di.
Yerted the company with numerous remarks, and
summing up all the evidence In the case, gave
his opinion.
DR.. Parker then expressed his appreciation at
the ovation, and said that it would cheer him on
. Journey that had sadness In II referring to his
aged mother, who is lying at the point Of death
In Cambridge, Mass.
The ladies, who were largely in the majority,
followed him into the study, and shed genuine
tears.of parting.
After the presentation Of bouquets, the Doctor
hurried away. Few ministers have produced
such an impression on their congregations, and
have left them with such heartfelt regrets
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
THR FIsFIEa HATcH.
A Good Day Among the waltOniau.

A Good Day Among the Wsltonians.
Some days since 9 number OF geutlemen who
are reeof nIEsd Ss experts IN fthinE agreed among
Themselves to nah Tor prizes. OF the number as
Sembled eight consented to be contestants. TWAS
decided that the fishing should be for perch, and
the fishing to commence At IL a. N. yeSterdGy and
60 continue until p. m; the ash that each con-
teStant caught should be weighed, and the person
having the greatest weight should receive the
first prize. It was further decided that there
should be three priEes-the first handsome nsh-
ing rOd, the second fishing basket, and the third
q bshibg- bueket-Snd the place OF fishing was to
be near the Chain bridge, on the Potomac. The
contestants we're early on the scene and eager for
the fray, and they entered a boat as follows Jos.
Paul, Frank BurrsWS, Andrew Hancock, John
MCGEE, TbOs. SturRis, VIM. CalloW, Fred. New
man, 7. Oppenkeimer and Thos. Naylor. The
boat was anchored and the fishing began
and continued during the specified time
when the party returned to the shore, and IL
was found that the number was as follows:
Paul, 232 hsh; NaylOr, 236; Burrows, 2ol I;
Hancock, 100; MCGEE, IA; Sturgis, 81; CAlloW
70; OPpsnbeimer, IS. The Weighing next TOOK
place, when it was found that Mr.. Paul received
tbe hTEt prize, his fish having weighed q pounds;
Mr.. Naylor the second, BY "a pounds, and Mr.
Burrows the third, BY q pounds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
DECORATION DAY.
The List Of Authorized Collectors.

The following named persons have been desig
mated to solicit contributions to defray the ex-
peBses Of the decoration on the 18th instant:
Treasury Department - Mrs. A. E. KImbaIl,
Records Of Files, Secretary's ofnee; E. II. Grant
internal Revenue; A. F. Kinney, Comptroller OF
the Currency; Patrick Byrne and VIM. King,
Tre1surer's ONCE; George Z W. Sharrett, First
Auditors once: Newton Whitteu, Second
Auditors once; D. H. Ross, Third Auditors
once; George L. Clarke, Fourth Auditors ONCE;
B. II. Stiles, Fifth Auditors once: George W.
Allen, ReEister's office; Isaac Thornton and
Martin Kelly, SecretaTy'g ONCE; H. A. Cobaugh,
Comptroller's once; L B. Curtis, Second Comp
troller's once; J. d. U'Connell, Bureau Of Sts-
tisties; o. T: Widstrands, Architects once; y.
II. ToEpe, Bureau Of Engraving and Printing;
P. 7. Rodier, printing once, sc, Surgeon Gen
erals Omee-George z. Oorson. Pension Once
b. H: Brewer. GoVernmsnt Printing Once
WIN. b. Norton, w. +. Kelly. Morrison build
tng-H. II. Voss. City post ofhos-AuE. RIdgeley.
Adjutant Generals otaee-M. +. DAILY. Quar-
termaster Generals ofnee-H. W. Jackson. Navy
ysrt-John O'Connell. At large-Timothy
Lubey, Jas. T. Smith. Ordnance, engineers,
judge advocates onice-L. J. Bryant. Navy De-
partment-E. A. Roderick. Signal ofiee-Alex-
1ndeT Ashley. Sixth Auditor and Post once
DePartment-Theodore L. Lamb. Harrison
bingham and those authorised BY him In the In
terror Department.
It 10 the intention OF the general COMMITTEES to
use portion Of the funds in setting out rose
bushes, with view TO the permanent decoration
Of the grounds at Arlington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
TAXI CARE OF TOUK TALuABLKS
THE COURTS.
Equity Court-Judge wylil


This court was engaged a. follows yesterday:
George W. Philips and Jesse B. Wilson appointed
receivers.
Brooks W. Francis Decree for Injunction, and
certain notes ordered 10 Be delivered into court.
Schneider vs.. Turton. Decree for conveyance
to purchasers.
and Of reference to Commissioner L1rner.
JohnGon W. johnson. Decree Of sale, with X.
r. Perry 80 trustee Of sale.
Wiley Va. Strong. and Strong W. Wiley. De-
cree Of reference TO- ". B., Webb.
Norwood VI. WorHood. Decree rStifylng truS-
tees sale.
Bond va Medford. Decree for injunction.
Tustin Ys. Tustin. Order for rule 70 show
Alexander W. the District Of Columbia Decree
taking bill for confessed vacated and leave granted
to file answer.
The court adjourned until Monday next.
Supreme Court-General Term.
All the justices sat in baRc yesterday TO hear
appeal cases, and were engaged as follows:
kennedy vs.. GantT ApplemAn. Mr.. Blair
concluded the argument IN this case.
District Of Columbia vs.. Vigil r. HamAsln.
The argument OF this case was begun by Mr.. Biz
ney, and the case was then adjourned until Tues
day next.
TINE RULE.
The court made Q special order confirming ar
guments to two hours on each side.
ATTORNEYS.
J. J. Darlington was admitted TO the bar, on
the motion Of Mr.. MeTriek.
d. Woodward, IT,, and H. W. Brown, who made
application for admission, were referred to the
committee Of examination.
The court then Sojonrned until next Monday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08

BY Thomas Bowling:
At 10 o'clock, . large assortment OF furniture.
Att O'Clock, horses, carriage, wagon and har-
ness.
At o'clock, valuable property on the west side
Of High street, between the canal and Water
street, GEORGETOWN.
AT $50 o'clock, lot on the south side OF Water
street, having front on Water street, and run
ming back to the channel Of the Potomac river.
By B. II. Warner:
At O'Clock, very valuable and desirable man.
hon, No. 1925 Massachusetts avenue.
At Q O'Clock, Q desirable three-story pressed
brick 'front.' house, No. 60 Seventh street south
west 49,
By VIM. L. Wall Co.:
At 10 o'clock, an elegant assortment Of furni.
ture.
By WISH. B. Williams
At 10 o'clock, On extensive assortment Of furni
lure and household effects.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

The international Meeting in Baltimore.
The hrst International (siXth nationally OoHVen-
tiOn Of Sunday School Workers Of America will
meet in Baltimore at 10 Q. m. Tuesday next, and
continue In session until Thursday evening.
The programme includes the general depart
mentS Of "The Work Done" and the Work 70
% Done" Under the nrst head reports will be
received from all branches Of the work, including
the International Lesson Committee. Under the
second mead the themes TO be considered are:
HOW 70 secure pupils from the evangelical asses;
new 70 secure more pupils from the church; how
90 secure more efficient cooperation With the
nome, nov 70 secure for children the fullest al
Nanteaes 81 the sanctuary eerviees and OF the 80
elsl meetings OF the church; how 10 increase the
teaehlng power OF the Sunday school.
re general interest In these themeE the Wor.
deTful growth and enlargement OF the SUNDAY
school Hork, and the great attraetiTeneSs on ne
occasion ali give antieipations OF 4 delIKhtfuI
eptbuGiastic and profitable gathering
According 70 the baSiG Of Representation univ
SWo delegates are allowed from this DIstrfSt hryy
large numbers will doubtless attend the ssssionS
AZ deeply interested spectator The two dSIe.
gates are DR.. q. r. PIesbrey and A. s. Pratt an
a b. Duvall and Warren Ohoate as RlternateS
Arrangements are being made to provide reduced
rates Of fare for persons DESTROYS OF attending the
convention. But the delegates IRON this CITY and
from the portions Of Virginia and MARYLAND IN
( MS vicinity can be provided with halEfare TICK
on application, with proper credentials, to M,
WATTsn CbOste, 81 e4l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
MARKET DEALERS.
They are Required to Take Out a License.

They are Required to Take Out License.
An interesting case to market dealers in re-
gard to license was heard yesterdAy before Judge
Smell. The hrtt and only one called was that
OF VIM. H. Brown, who was charged with en-.
gazing in the business Of an eating house At his
stand In the Centre market without license.
This 10 one Of . series Of some twenty cases Of
similar character brought against some OF our
we'll known market dealers, embracing butchers
BirHey appeared for the District and Messrs r.
Z. Merrek and K. X. Elliott for defense. Mr..
Smith, clerk for the market company, testified
70 the character Of Mr.. Browns business, and
that he pays his stall rent regularly. The
charge ie brought under the 37th section of the
proved June 20, 1872, and duly promulgated,
which provides that eating houses shall pay SIS
annually. Amer the testimony was heard Mr..
MeTriek stated that this class Of dealers had the
misfortune 10 be under . double IRE, one from
the market company and the other from the
District authorities, and between them both the
purpose seems to be TO destroy them, or rather
this 10 the effect.
He commended that the law was contemplated to
reach those persons who do q business in Q struc-
ture or house made and ntted for such purposes
IS are charged. There never had been license
required before Of such dealers, and why has this
law been allowed TO sleep until now without exc.
cution. No license 10 required Of persons whose
capital does not exceed go In value, when the
businefs IS carried on from baskets or stands. He
and lift could be proved that his capital exceeds
$40 then, he admitted, that his client would be
held to pay the regular rates on his capital only.
Several other points were raised and discussed
by counsel on both sides, AFTER which Judgment
was given against defendant for the amount OF the
hearing Of the remaining cases was postponed I'M
til next Wednesday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
THE FIRRMAN's TRUMPET.

4 Lively Contest between the Firs-Laddies.
A very beautiful piece Of workmanship 10 now
on exhibition at the jswelry store Of Msssrs Gait
Bro. Co., It being handsome freman's trum-
pet, ordered by the ladies' Of Memorial church,
with the intention Of giving u to that company Of
the ere department receiving the highest number
ofVotes. The trumpet ID Of silver, % inches high,
with silver chord and tassels, elegantly chased.
The whole 10 covered with . substantial flint
for an engine house.
The members Of the different companies Of the
District Gre department are working earnestly In
selling tickets, and each holds the hope that his
company may win the prize. The merchants Of
the District are purchasing numbers Of tickets,
and it 10 very evident that Memorial church will
receive . very handsome return for the purchase,
So far, Henry Addison company NJ. 8, OF George
town, and Franklin company No. 2 have sold the
RIaAteSt number Of tickets. The hre-laddies are
WORKING hard to beat one another In the sale Of
tickets '.. ... 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
ST. AIMS ASYLUM
Proposed cOmSination Picnic.

A MEETING Of representatives OF several OF the
Catholic and benevolent societies Of this city was
held At st. AIMS Infant Asylum on Thursday
evening, At o'clock, to make the necessary ar.
fragments for . grand family festival, to be
given al Beyer's SeVenth-Street park, June 9th
ard 10th, 1875, for the benefit Of the AbovemAmed
Institution.
The meeting was called to order by John Gar.
roll Brent and Michael Manning acted as secro-
tary. The following societies were represented,
viz: st. Stephens Conference, Dennis Maher and
st. Matthews, Michael Manning; st. Peters,
Mr.. Waltmeyer; West End Hibernia Society,
Cornelius Ryan. About one thousand tickets
were taken for distribution among the societies
represented. The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday, June ], at .the same hour and place,
to make the final arrangements, when It Ia hoped
that larger representation will be present for
this moIt deserving and charitable object.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
KIDNAPPING.
A Boy Stolen Prom His Homo,

~ - - --N.1S'
In the Police Court yesterday morning John =.
Brooks was charged with kidnapping Philip
Scott and taking him outside Of the city, thus de-
pTiTing him Of his liberty. PGtsey Scott, his
mother, testified that her child was taken from
her In October, 1873; he was then nineteen years
Of age, and did not return home until last
Wednesday. Philip Scott sWore that while he
was at the Baltimore depot shoveling coal Brooks
caught him and tied him. He took him TO Ba!tI-
more and sold him to Capt. Price, commanding q
schooner. There were three others besides wit
ness, who were sold 70 the same man. Brooks
said be was an otncer. For the defense John
Waters testified that he was In Baltimore when
Scott arrived there in charge Of man named
Horace HAWkins; that he was taken TO HugheG
shipping ONCE, on Eastern avenue, and placed on
board . vessel. The captain told Scott that be
would give him go a month, TO which Scott as
sented. Ia rebuttsl the boy testified that be
thought he had bean sold, and WAS compelled to
20 on the vessel. He never received any wages
The court sent the case to the grand jury; bonds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
The MILITARY.
Preparing fer ths c, ntsnnial

preparing 1er the Gntonnlal
The military Of this city, like other organiEa-
tICns Of their kind throughout the country, have
begun to look forward 10 attending the Centsn-
NAL and IL behooVss the citizens OF the District
to follow the example set elsewhere, and give
them substantial aid In that direction. Company
b, Captain DsnAId MeCAthrEn commanding,
have under foot proposition to secure white
Austrian coats and shakos, the uniform now
worn by company A, and Join that company,
thereby forming battalion, and one, it can be
said, Of which the District will Be Justly proud.
These two "cIaek companies" have always
gained the highest encomlums Of praise from the
press and public in all cities that they have
visited. and are the pride Of the respective nee
lions OF this city in which they exist. The MILL
tGTy organiIatio In this community have always
been self suItaining, which IL not true Of any
similar organization in the States they receiving
annual and from State or municipal authorities.
Captains Moore and MeOAthran Of these two
companies are ofieers Of decided merit, and with
the stuff OF which their commands are composed
would reflect no dseredit On the community
they would represent at Philadelphia.
TAXI CARE OF YOUR HALUABLEG
Gall and examine the IRE and burglaR-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, Cor safe
keeping Of securities JEWELL hlYeT-Ware, or other
vAluables. RentS, from ten to nxty dollars par
Annum, according TO Size. No business man oaa
Anerd 70 do without them.
TGksp0TRtRS fron ths CHICAGO and Bosto1 1TG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
The KAdrieal Boys,

The Madrgal boys yesterday morning visited
the Executive Mansion, and were eourteously re-
ceivsd by the President, who announced his IN
teutioA Of attending one Of their entertainments
If his other engagements would permit. The
young gentlemen Of the troupe were each indi-
IiduRlly introduced to his Excellency. They
then visited the Treatury Department, where
they attracted copsid erable attention. They Will
return to New York this Saturday evening, and
in order to allow them time to catch the through
train the performance OF the evening will begin
with their charming melodies, thus preceding
the farce, Dr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
Sale Of Hardware,

On Monday next Thos. Bowling, auctioneer,
will sell ~ the store Of the late Poulus Thyson,
Nc. So Seventh street, between II and ! streets
DorthWeSt, over twenty thousand dollars worth
Of hardware. The stock In the store embraces an
e1tenEive assortment Of table and pocket cutlery,
raZors and scissors, butchers pruning knives,
silver plated ware OF every variety, sporting ma
teTial, Esddlers' and building hardware, cSrpen-
ters' and cabinetmakers' tools, large Assort-
Dent Of brass, lead and wooden spiRgots, ma
ehinists' hardware, sc. Altogether Il 10 the
largGGt assortment OF hardware, &C., ever offered
for sale 1t public suction in this city. In this
stock there k large number OF articles Of great
value. The Glass Of goods offered will no doubt
bring together large number OF persons TO the
1ale, and there can be no doubt but what many
barK aims will be had,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
DISTRICT NOTES,
Raduetion Of Laberar,s Paw.

The Commissioners have, through Superintend
snt Cunningham, notified the men employed b.
thGm that from and after yesterday the pay o.
lHborers would be tl.2S per day, reduction Of q
cents Per day, and the same rate Of reduction fol
PAYERS, horTss and carts, foremen and mech nies
The engineer and Commissioners have deter
mined on this In consequence Of . like reduction
having been made BY General Babcock amonn
the lAboreIs employed upon Government work.
DIR. ". d. Page has been appointed visiting
physician to the Washipgton asylum.
Orders have been issued for setting eurbs and
laying footWalks on east side Of Congress street
between Water street and the Potomac river.
Mr.. Uarmody, contractor for sweeping the
streets Of Washington and GeorRetoEn, hal
purchased hye machines for that purpose, tive o.
English patent, and said to be the best IN use
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08

By references 70 another column It viii be seen
that the Rev. Z. BurnhAm, who has teen preach
log At the E-strset Baptist church for the past
week, and who has 90 wonderfully awakened the
people in that church, will discourse In Lincoln
hall tomorrow afternoon, At $50 O'Clock, thus AZ
great evangelist. Seats are free, and al are cor
diaIly invited
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
Planksd Rh.S

Tomorrow morning the steamer Arrow starts
from her wharf at IL O'Clock for trip to ely
mint. Those who accompany her Will Ind SPLEEN
did planked Shad waiting for them on their arfi-
val. The trip will surely be pleasant ons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-08
OlT1 ITEMS,

ErIrxur nxE or SCIENCE have discovered
that electricity and mAenetigm are oeVolopea IN
the system from The irch "a ne olood ,,aL " -
eTgy person feels when this vital element pc
comes reduced. The Peruvian Syrup, protox-
@snt and Is only form in WSich il can enter ne
circulation.
To ALL, particularly inValids, spring is trying
season. Indications Of sickness should at once be
attended TO. Fatal diseases may be caused oy
allowing the bowels to become ccnstipassd; and
until the disorder has time 70 develop ITSELF An
ounce Of prevention IL worth pound Of cure, Is
wise ali who are troubled with the complaints now
very preValent-headaehe, indigestion, disordered
liver, want Of appetite nausea o. ieyerisn snin,
We know Of no remedy 90 harmless and deeistye
IN its action. II At once strikes at the root Of the
disease and produces healthy tone 70 ta as. ~
arising from disordered condition Of the liver II
they would take this excellent medicine when
they feel the nrst indications Of the malAdy.
Families leaving home for the summer months
should take three or four boxes Of these pulls
with them. They have an almost instantaneous
In one or two hours, and Will rapidly cleanse the
liver Of surrounding bile, and will enectuAlly
prevent bilious attack. They are sold by Al
druggists.
II you want PAPERHANerEes or WINDOW
SHADES Of the latest styles and LOWEST PRICES,
60 70 TUBHAS, AS Ninth street He employs the
best Workmen, and guarantees satisfaction in his
work.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD On EASY TERMS BY
W: S: TAPPAN; AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
$40 TO e1,ooo
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent .
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridgs %,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and nifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN,s NOTORIOUS KID:GLov1 OLRANn
will renovBte soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents Per bottle.
THoMPsos's PoMADK 0PTIlz Is equal 10 the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and nifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STKKNeTHKNINe PLAsTERs are the
verv best All sold b. druggists.
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CONVENIENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
U IQUARTERMASrER STOKES. 49,,

VIII be sold at The JefTersonviIie Depot, Of the
QuarteImaster's Department. on WEDNESDAY,
the l2th day OF May, 1870 At 10 o'clock .. M, IN
X, United states Army, quantity Of condemned
Quartermaster's Stores, Clothing and EquipAses
consisting In pArt or:
Penholders, Harness, Hames, Army wagons
Double and Single Trees. Ambulance and W agon
Wheels, Ru bier Hose, Carriage Bolts, IRON Iron
Pipe, Horse Shoe Nails. Horse and Mule SnoesS
Rubber ParkinR, Rubber Blankets and POueheaS
Sashes, Cheyrons, Worsted Lace, webbing tlAn-
nell Iron Bunks, Bedsacks, Musquito Bars, TIoW-
ser1. Drawers, Shirts, Tents, Drums, Az han-
dies, Hatehets and Pick Handles, and YLloas
other articles. . catalogue OF which viii be tarn-
ished on application TO this once.
Terms: Cash, in United States FUNDS.
The property can be examined a. any time OelOfe
me property TO be removed At the expense Of the
purchs sers within ten days after the day OF sale.
mhD-stSmys-it
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PROVISIONS.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
= GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE U. s. SHIP
VI ANTILTAM.

EhOVERNMENT SALE OF THE U. S. SHIP
VI ANTIETAh.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR, y
WASHINGTON, April s, 1875.
The Navy Department will odef for sale a.
public auction, at the United States Navy Yard,
Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the nth day sf May,
1875 at u O'Clock, m, the U. S. ship Antietsm, q
2490 tons Measurement, now on the stocks In that
Yard.
The vessel will be sold IS she stands. and may
be examined at any day previous to the day OF
sale, upon application to the Commandsnt Of the
Yard. The purchaser to have the facilities OF
the Yard for breaking the vessel up or launching
her, IS he may desire.
Thirty par eentum Of the purchase money must
be deposited at the time Of sale, and the balance
paid IN cash when the sale is confirmed BY the
Department; the vessel to be completely removed
such confirmation.
The Government reserves the right TO withdraw
the vessel from sale at any time and 70 reject any
apI2-