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The New York herald., 1862-03-12

new MILITARY BooEs.-wc have received from d. Van
Nostsnd-,o whom the military Of the Union are in.
dsbed for and useful military books published
the beginning NJ the rebeionthrce new and nte
resting books. One is entitled Maxims, Advice ana In.
structiors in the Art OF War, practical military guide
for the Of all arms and Of oil countries translated
from the French by Captain zcndy, Director Of the
Practical Military College, and late of the French san
The work is gotten up finished style of typography
and the maxims illustrated by numerous diagrams.
Another OF the works IL Rhymed Tactics - new
and peculiar mode OF memorizing tactics. This 10 not
only orig NAL but has decided advantages the dull
heavy verbose and incomprchensivs styles heretofore
adopted Every soldier should have copy
We have also received the revised official Army Regis
teri for 1882 containing all information relative to the
regular volunteer army showing the relative rank OF
each officer The several branches OF tho service the
time OF entering therein. aud other valuable data.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1852.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania state SIS, 81; Reading
Railroad, 21 III Morris Canal, Al Long Island Railroad
111.: Pennsylvania Railroad, 4jH
PBnADgLPHA, March IL, 1852
Flour dull al IS IS rs for superfne Wheat firm
sales 900 bushels red At 81 80 81 80; white 81 40
81 as Corn dull: sales 900 bushels, at 81 b3kc :
white, 6oc. Mess Pork, e13 so $4. whfkey dull st
25k &c.
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The Tax ON steel Hoops.

MEETING or MANUFACTURERS TO PROTEST AGAINST
TOO nTGH TAXATION.
There adjourned meeting Of the hoop manufac-
of this city, at the store Of Messrs Douglas shs
wood white street, atthrse O'Clock yesterday afternoon
J. j. West acting chairman Of the mcetng-for the
purpose Of taking into consideration and protesting
against the proposed taxation on metallic hoops by Con-
gress, the same being in their opinion, too high.
The largest and most influential houses in tho city were
represented upon the OCCASION among whom Thomp
Langdon Co., Dunbar Barnes, L. A. Osborne and
several others.
The Chairman stated the object Of the meeting after
which committee consisting Of hessrs. J.. A. Osborn
and g. s. Sherwood, appointed TO proceed TO wash
ington and lay before Congress rsmonstrancs to the
proposed tax. On motion requisite sum appropr.
ated in order to deray tho expenses Of the committee
Washington when the meeting adjourned.
The remonstrsnce in question Is addressed 10 the Com.
mittee Ways and Means OF the House, and forth
that the tax set upon the articles will amount to
80 13 per cent and is In every way exorbtant. The
points argued in the remonsrance worthy Of aten.
tion.
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T,.pr RroprSKp WITH TgSSrsEE.-1herc already
,,dicatons OF rcopenng of trade with the rebel states
We lsarn that one OF manufacturers received Sa
,,sdav from q customer IN Nashville, considerable
order for goods accompanied by remittance to close up
an old account The manufacturer In question is conn
dent of an immediate resumption OF business relations
with his Tennessee buyers and is actively work pre-
pairing to supply all orders which may ofier.-NeDark
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WINTER GARpES.-Mss Matilda Heron's new play, "Ths
Belle Of the Season. will be produced at this establish
tonight the fair authoress sustaining the part q
Florence hyperion he Belief The piece has been sue
eced 10 good deal Of criticism by the provincial press,
and the result proves that it drama Of substantial
merit Mrs. Gladstone, actress Of great personal At
fractions and who stands high In the favor OF the Boz
ton and Philadelphia publics, will mako her first ap
pearance before New York audience this occasion
The cast otherwise very strong one. and the pises
will have every advantage that the OF this ws
managed establishment afford IT,
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Great Britain.

LONDON FcO. -, ISoZ
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says that
the excitement consequent Prince Napoeons speech
is increasing Tho Dotaton bill IL also attracting atton
ton to the Emperors letter TO General Montauban The
reception which the bill met with in tina legislative corps
has produced an unpleasant sensation.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Daily Nevs
says that it 10 rumored that the serious conflicts be-
tween the Emperor and the Corps LegsatR the sub
ject OF Count Palikaos dotston Is likely TO end in COM
promises. the House voting him q life pension to the
amount asked-5O 900 francs-and tho government
senting NOT TO have it made hereditary
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Earl Russell Finds the Blockade Enec-
tivc.

The papers relative TO the blockade Of the Southern
ports had been submitted to the British Parliament.
Earl Russell in letter to Lord Lyons dated February
H. says tha the fact Of ships having successfully run
the blockade DIES not pTerent the blockade from being
effective; and ne orgues Ao, neutral STATE ought o.
ezercise great caution NTH reca,d 70 ss faco blockade
and ought not TO disregard 1t unless th. power OF the
blockade should be abused.
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NnIo's GARDsS.-Mrs. John Wood takes her benefit .,
this establishment tonight She will appear op this
occasion in two parts-hat OF Ely 0couaor. In The
oColcen Bawn" and Maotte, in the farce OF Mischief
Makingp We need hardly bcspesk liberal support for
an ,c,ress 40 attractive and deservedly popular.
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structions TO the commander Of tho station oil
China.
to the Emperor.
A paragraph upon increased taxation Is under dis
cusSon
NJ. dc Beaumont expressed regret that such
considered necessary.
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Commodore Vanderbilt and the Central
American and south Pacific Mails.
WASHINGTON. March IL 1852

Commodore Vanderbilt gave notice to-day to the Post
master General that he would carry the Central American
and South Pacific mails his line Of steamers provided
he could be protected against parties who smuggling
the California mails over hs line for which he receives
no payment
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Greece.

TKIESIK Fo0 II, IobZ
The garrison of Trpoz following the example Of the
garrison at Nanpha, has revolted.
1t is believed that the insurreconsts at Nanpha will
hold out.
Many Greeks now staying at Genoa, Leghorn and An
coma are preparing TO return to Greece.
The number Of insurgents will soon be considerably
increased.
The instruction is considered important, as it might
influence new state of things in Turkey.
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United states Supreme Court.

WAsIi1NGrON, March III, IJ6z
The Supreme Court will not hear the argument Of any
case after Thursday the goth nst any motion sftsr
Friday the 2ist the Court intending o sdjoura % ~
25th OF March.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.
senate.

ALBANY, March 10, 1862.
Mr. PRuvs presented the petition Of tho Albany Inst
tuto 70 provide Cor collection Of statistics Of the
bellion.
The following bills reported upon favorably:-
To provide schools OF correction the aims and poor
houses Of the Stale.
To exempt the vassar Fomais College from taxation.
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. NoHTGoMERv-To amend the acts relative TO
State prisons.
By Mr. RonNsoH-To extend streets In the city Of New
York running 70 the Hudson and East rivers.
The same bills were introduced by Mr. PHELPs In the
Assembly.
Also 70 regulate the inspection Of buildings in Now
York r
BY Mr.. BAuzy-To provide that the certified copy Of
the last will testament Of party, proved before
surrogate be made the In evidence as tho original
will. N@
MIR. HARDIN moved to authorize the President TO ap-
After some opposition by Mr.. HurcalNsoN the motion
The bill relative to tho liability OF stockholders
taken up in Committee Of the Whole.
motion to strike out the first section providing for
tho reassessment Of stockholders was lost.
Mr. HARDIN moved to amend BY providing that tho
clause shall not apply to any person who has compro
missed or may compromise his liability as stockholdcr
MI PnUrS moved an amendment that the bill shall not
apply bank against which proceedings nave Deen
instituted under the act and in which receivers have
been heretofore appointed. Lost-9 TO II.
The bill was then ordered to q third reading.
Adjourned.
ALBANY, March II, 1862
Mr. FoLGER, by consent, introduced bill to amend
the for the speedy payment of the volunteers Of the
Sate-passed few days since, in order to obvate the
difficulty that has arisen between the State and tho
general government. Read third time and passed.
Mr. FARRAR reported bill to repeal the act to widen
Tenth avenue, Brooklyn.
PASSED.
To impose a tax on dogs.
To close part of Partition street. Brooklyn
Relative certain streets and avenues In Brooklyn.
To enforce the responsibility Of bank stockholders.
Mr. HARDIN announced to the Senate that the Union
troops had occupied Manassas.
A great Of excitement ensued.
Mr. ROBERTSON in the chair, declared that applause
was strictly in order
The bill to confer power the Metropolitan police to
inspect boilers taken up in Committee Of the
Whole.
Mr. CORNELL moved that person be detailed for this
duty unless he practical engineer.
The motion adopted and the bill ordered to third
reading.
Mr. CONNOLLY moved to the bill TO repeal tho
Church Property act the special order for Thursday
evening.
Recess till seven O'Clock.
After tho adjournment Mr.. FoLGER, jumping upon a
desk called for three cheers for the victory at Manassas
which were heartily given.
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Auatrtas

VIENNA, Feb. y, 1907.
Upon the anniversary Of the promulgation OF the con-
stuion the Emperor of Austria, in person. conferred
upon Baron Won N0msrlng, Minister Of State the Grand
Cross OF the Order Of Leopold with autograph letter
recognizing his services.
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A Rebel seaman I'm rr.u

HIS CONDUCT, TRIAL AND coNyIcTIoN
From Galignanis Messenger, Feb 2s1
An American sailor from Charleston, named WA.
vss tried q Hsvrs the day before yesterday for ~:
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Italy.

Tho Perseverance, denies the statement that coalition
has been formed between RataZz Farini and Ninghett
in view Of . ministerial crisis.
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The Spanish Fleet for the Paci

Tho Madrid Epoca OF the 10th Of February, confirms
the news that Spain intends sending squadron to the
Pacific That Journal states that the squadron will sail
in the beginning OF April, under the orders Of Com
mander Pnson This naval division to consist OF three
rigates Of forty two guns, and several schooners
Gently built Il proceeds first Montevideo and will
afterwards visit all the coasts OF South America.
Three rgates also about to sail for Havana,
replace the Blanca and Princesa, which will return to
Spain.
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The Tax ON Tobacco.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, March IL 1861.
At time whom Congress contemplatcs laying an ex-
be for many Of your readers know what
would be the amount TO be collected the single item q
tobacco, and the manufactured article thereof. Few
people that tobacco article or exporta-
ton ranges only second to cotton. AS there has been
very estimates may be devoid OF interest.
J. S. CANS, tobacco broker, SO Wall street.
80 900 hhds. Kentucky. Mississippi and Tennessee.
10000 hhds. Virginia and North Carolina.
- Lbs. YaIue.
14O 900 hhds. OF / 500 lbs 21O. 100000
10000 hhds Maryland and Ohio,
40 900 cases seedleaf, Of $50 lbs l4OoO,Ooo
Total. al............................25 256 900, 900
--$7 100
Manufactured into plug
20, 900 hhds. Virginia.
10000 hhds. kentucky.
80 900 hhds or 500 lbs as 900 O00-2 25O 900
Fine cut 900 hhds OF 200 lbs IL 900 900 900 900
Smoking, 10 900 hhds Of 200 lbs. IL 600 100000
Snuff, 600 lbs. Of 800 lbs 1000, 900 10000
Consumption of segars per year,
lowest estimate ....2 ,920 900 900
Average. 1920 900 mile.
or 10 lbs. thousand. 1920 900 at l0c 900
Total .............. $4 260 900
The above are low estimates taking four millions Of
smokers at two day The quantity consumed
for chewing and smoking Is likewise estimated low
The government intends besides to levy tax OF ten
dollars every store, and various brokers
and bbers &C. besides the item Of customs
duyhrec per cent OF the gross profits Of all parties n
trade
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Commercial Intelligence.


LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Feb. %, 1862.
The Times city article says-The funds opened steadily
on the 9th, but. money being in demand, there
occasional tendency to fatness Both the bullion
reserve slightly declining In discounts the ten
dsncy is lower.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. %, 1862.
CoTToN-hs brokers' circular reports the sales Of the
week at 54 900 bales, the market closing firm and
changed Spectators took 500 bales and exporters
1900 bales. The sales to-day (Friday) estimated at
10 900 bales including 900 to spectators and exporters
and the market closes firm. The authorized quotations
are
Fair Midding.
Orleans ns.....,..........-.......14 14Ad. 13d.
Mobiles es..........................13 12Zd
Uplands. s.........................13k .13kd. 12sxd.
The port estimated at 452 500 bales OF which
I'll 900 American Suras have advanced oneeighth
OF a penny pound.
Breadstuffs dull but steady.
Provisions quiet but, steady.
LONDON, Feb. 20, 1862.
Consols for money, 935E a93H.
Illinois Central shares 47H 48 discount. Eries 20
q so.
The bullion in the Bank has decreased f146, 900.
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~ DIR. y. Il. sIaEgmOSD will he alb
sent from the city until next fall when he will re-
sumo his duties - usual. may2l
NEW INyEN1HOH on AnTlFIOIAL
~ CHEOPLAStIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or CLASPS, BY
- f. 3. b. SIG Il 8 M . N u,
90 Broadwny, New York; and 200 PsunA avenue,
bet. nth and 18th sts. Washington, d. O.,
Calls the attention Of the public 10 the following
advantages Of his improved system;
1st The teeth Of his will never corr0de
nor change COLOR BY sny aods and are three iourths
lighter than any other.
ID No teeth or roots need be extracted, AZ the
artificial ones oau be inserted over them.
3D. The r. ots will be made iuonensivs and never
70 sohe.
9Th. No temporary teeth are needed, IS permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
The natural expression Of the fhoe, which, under the
old system, u frequently dlsfgured.
9Th. This work has been fully tested, for over i've
yeap, by many Of the fret Chemists and Physicians
Of this and the old country.
metal fling with which the most sentative teeth oAn
be hlled without pain, and osn build up . perfect
sound tooth on any eide roofs, which will last
through . lifetime.
Hs fefsrs to the following gentlemen: DR.. " Mott;
Dr. Dofemus. Professor OF Chemistry; Hon. A.
Mann, Jun; Capt Crabtree, Vice President Of the
Emigration Co. of New York; Hon. Judge Wayne,
Of the supreme Cour,, OF Washington, d. e.; and
thousands Of others.
Call aud exsmine T yourselves. aoy s-sm
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ID KUpUsAL ron LEAD.

p"or"sALs ron LEAD.
ORDsAa0E OPyIcE, WAR DEPAErMgHr,
Washington, May 20, 1862,
Proposals will be received by thls Department
until IN, on the evening Of the 4th Of June, for
the delivery at the following Arsenals, "a soon as
possible, Of
5000 Tons of Lead, as foiiows:
Al the Watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, New York,
1000 tons.
Az the New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New
York, l y0CO tons.
AT the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, PennsyI
AT the St. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Missouri
900 tons
The lead must be Galena, or other American,
brands
Proposals. will be received for lots of 200 tons and
upwards.
Bidders will state explicitly the time and amount
Failure to deliver at a specified time will subject
the contractor to forfeiture OF the amount TO be de
livered at that time.
Parties obtaining contracts will be required 10
enter into bonds with proper surees for its faithful
performance
The Department reserves to itself the rgh, TO re.
jeot any bid.
Proposals will be addressed as iollows; Gen. }.
W, RIPLEY, Chief OF Ordnance, Washington, ID. G.,
and should bs endorsed " Proposals for Lead"
ma 2l-
ORpsAhCE OFFICE, May ~, 1859
The quantity OF lead required by the above nd
yertiseni1ni II reduced to one third OF the above
amount namely, 666 tons and the time for making
the proposals. extended 10 the 4th of August 1891
JAB, W RIPLEY,
iuusls hriasdisr General
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aaa sf hskt e shs cJus
sellors ut lay will devote their enhro attention u
the prosecution and settlement Of demands against
including the Accounts and Claims Of States, Con
trctors, and Dlsburslng Ofloers; applications for
the restoration of property Illegally slered cap
tured, and for compensation for the Of privale
Tor the injury Of saSh property By The army; }or
military pay, pensions, and bounty lands; and Tor
distribative shares Of monies payable at the Trss
sury and due TO sub contractors and others.
tractors, and to unprolsssional agents In ltlsatsd
,ase.; and prepare written arguments whom desired
with Non resident Agents who may send them
,.sirs in equitable division OF commissions will be
made.
Undisputed Demands will be collected And
romptly remittsd for commisaien Of from hali
tt two and half per cent depending on the
amoant; and negotiations with the Departments
oon iuoted on moderate terms.
By prompt attention, moderate charges, long eI
peIicnce, and . minute knowledge Of the Of laws,
regulations, rules and preoedsnts, governing this
glass Of business ut the Depnrtmsnts, they hope 70
render their services useful 10 claimants and public
sreiitors.
Reference may be made TO Members OF Congress
and officers Of the Government; and especially, BY
permission, TO the Hon. ELISHA WmrTLEsxY, kirst
Addr0es--" ms'r'' BiadhS Ts.siIl;aI a sMEaMANt
Once, No GbF street, near Treasury and vii
iards' botsi nov 8-6m
V'o MEmHsas OF coNaREss, PROFESS
l. sionai Gsntlsnasn, and others.
The undersigned are prepared to print Speeches,
BrietB, panphlet, Reports, or aEy description o,
Noos work, and solicit orders.
W. c. SCAMMELL CO.,
Ohioe corner Indiana avenue
N-r sad ssoons street. tttrAa -
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m y u q ! Il ID E X ..

SEALED PROPOSALS will 10 received until IL
O'Clock, m the 3oh instant for putting an add
iional story on the building nov occupied by the
Navy Department
Plans and specifications may be seen on and after
Monday, the 2lst instant, at the Office Of W p. g.
sanger, E:q., Civil Engineer at the Navy Yard,
Washington
Bidders will state the shortest possible time in
which the roof can be placed upon the building, and
the additional time required to complete the work.
In making the award, time and piice will be con.
sdsred.
Proposals must be addressed TO the Navy Depart.
msnt, and endorsed Proposals for Enlarging Build
Ing" [Starl july II
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GAS FITTING.
~ ~. sDUDALL,
u. FMI.tJnaEsn1.,
GAS AND STEAM FILTER,

6Sl Seusnh IT., near Canal Bridge, Washington.
All orders executed st the shortest notice. In the
most substantiAl manner, and on reassnsbie tzru
Pnsnsal alsntscn given 10 every department Of the
business. nov %
lNAB FlXTUREB.-Ws have In ore, and
u are daily receiving, GAS FIxTURES Of en-.
trely patterns and designs and finish, superior
IN style to ything heretofore offered In this market
We Invite citizens generally to call and examine our
that have the best selected stock in Wilmington
All work In tho above line intrusted TO our caro-
will be promptly attended 10.
MYERS MoaHAN,
ntTTJ--6ri No. $40 D stroet.
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On AND ATrxR DxcyxsrE v, 1891.

On AND ATrER DECEMBER v, 1891,
Express Trains leave New York oity depota OF
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, as
From Chambers street From Both street station
Al 7.ooa m. At T9S A. NJ.
nCo bp III. il30a IN, 80 p m.
Train with sleeping Io.&Op. IN.
oars, l0l6 p. nj.
On SUNDAYS, the following trains will be run 10
and from 3oth street: The ioio y. IN sleeping car
FS1 'Sn snd As.ny ."a TRIM Sy saa h 20
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cen.
irsl Eailroad for Schenectady, Rochester, Utica,
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Home and W ater.
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syraoase, Niagara Falls,
Trains In connection leave Buffalo and Suspension
eta Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huron and Great
Western kailrosd, for Esnilton, Toronto, Detroit,
Chicago, Toledo, D!iwauke, Fond Du Lao, Ia
Crosse BiAdBOu rrsirie DuC Chen, Gslena Dunlsith
Dubuque, Peoria, Bo,k Island Mtisestne, ,IowaCity
hutllHgton. Quincy, Springfield, Alton, 81. Louis,
sTrs hs9I, lEdisnnp0l, Louisville CnSia
" est, Northwest, and Southwest
EORIUERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains NJ Troy, with Toy and
hitehsll, Rutland, Burlington, ST. AlbAns, House
FONT, rlattsbnfgh, Osdensburgh, Montreal, So.,
So srelgh, Arrangements by this route as above,
without change OF Cars, from the Depots In Cham.
hers sud Hudson streets at all tmea W favorable
On made by other Railroad Companies The fncili.
tea d .i!s great Rs% York Route, to the West, oom
,AsnJ II 70 me confidence Of merchants and shippers
Passenger Trai,s, with Smoking and Sleeping
Cars, rcn In connection on the New York CcUtra1
UOad.
For particulars ~ TO local train rand freight ar
ranseusnss Inquire at the depot, " Warren street
A. SMITH,
deoT Superintendent
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GOVERNMENT ADvT'S.

ORDNANCE cTy1S., W, S:,.,,u,,,,
PROPOSALS. will be sss rsesi;sd " 1S sSis bspsrt.
ment until p. m On the 9th Of August, 1882, for
the delivery q the OlO-lns nrssnsls Of infantry
AT THE wArERTowN ARSENAL, WATER
1900 tet' Infantry aooOu;rensnt'' caliSr' ss'
At THE wArEBS5FsE HsSS, :. ARSENAL, \. WEST
1900 s sets Infantry ac0Ou,rsm'nt', osliSre'
AT THE NEW YORK ARSENAL, COVER
1900 SSS sets Infantry ae0out.ement', oslisre
AT THE ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, rITTs-
600 eco sets Infantry ao'outremsnt'' oa'Sr'
AT THE FRANKFORT ARSENAL, BRIDns-
BURG, PA.
1900 sets Infantry aoOOut,ement', oalinrs .ss
ATTHE ST. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MO.
~ sSSS cSS sets Infantry aeoout.smsnss oalisrs
These acooutrsments are to Be made in strict con;
which can be examined at any Of the above named
srsspals and are to be subject 70 inspection at the
sasss sss
to he q grained lesshsr and elt stock 70 be the
In theset. '00UI
Deliveries must be- made In lots Of not less than
600 sets per week, for all oontIasts of 100o0 Or
oontracts for over 900, counting from the date
the contract. Failure to deliver At speofsd time
will subject the contractor to . forfeiture of the
amount 70 be delivered at that time. The aoooutre
ments must be boxed In the customary. manner; the
boxes to be charged at cost, to be determined by
the inspector
bidders will state. explicitly, the limo, amount
anil place of each delivery.
Each party obtaining contract Will be required
TO enter into bonds with proper suretss for It's faith
full fulhlment.
The Department rstsrves to itself the right to re.
jeet any bid. .-..- -.
Proposals will be addressed to q" Gen. j. W. Rip.
ley. Chief Of Ordnance, WashinNton, D. Co. and
will be endorsed Proposals for Infantry Accoutre
ments.' JAS W. RIPLEY,
Brig. Cen, Chief Of Ordnance.
jy23-eodtAugs
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A DAMS Express Company,
Il Onfce Ola Penn. Avenue,
WASHINGTON CIrY, d. q.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERs

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
Merchandise, Money, Jewelry, VaIua-
blss, Notes, Stocks, Bonds, &c.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to
all accessible sections Of the country This company
has agencies In the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal oalces are
WARRINGTON, DC, NEW YORK, BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
CINNAII, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS.
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made ut New York and Boston
with lines forwarding TO the CANADAB and the
BRITISH PROVINCES, and with steamship lines
and thence by European expresses to all prominent
tinsnt.
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS
made vt ali accessible partsof the United States,
&C. DUNN, Agent,
10 ~: Washington, d. O.