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The New York herald., 1862-02-28
PROPOSALS..

A HAY sSSrrLIEs. SF, .,.x .,o,r,,o ~. rom,.o., \,
of Broome Greene xts, NJ r., Feb 70, l36z
Sealed proposals invited and viii be received a. nis
oce until clock Thursday the 9th OF March next
for furnishing by following Army Supplies de-
verabe Depot Army Clothing and Equpsge in this
city. corner of broome Greene streets
olOo Camp Kettles sheet IRON sizes in nes,s lss lbs
1900 IIatshet Handles, best hickory.
20 Garrison Flags.
81, National Flags infantry.
30 Begimental Colors, infantry.
$50 Cavalry Gutdons.
90 Cavalry Standards.
5000 gross Coat Buttons
100 pair First SergeAnts Chevrons (arillery).
Proposals the above mentioned must be made
under and conditions specified my previous ad
vertsement for Army Supplies the l9sh inst
Proposals VIII be endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Lieut. Col. D. H. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General, U. s. A.
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IA 0rnoE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EauIPAcs.)
CORNER or BRooME AND GREENE STREETS :
New YORK. Feb. 10. 1860.
when they win Be publicly opened furnishing By contract
Depot Army Clothing Eqapase In this city corner Of
$3.50 YARDS blai sssiss % inches wde bss. quality
SoS9S SoSs, yards ri 81 MSSsguts Ss ~ Netting. linen.
1905 pieces IS cSiorsS Sss % Bed ssof sflisai1d sindins
ThSS the stopper C With cO
900 o Axe Az Handles, pcs, hickory.
1908 Drum Heads, snare
2.o9o sets Of Drum snares.
500 Hospital Tents and Flies.
go recruiting flag halliards.
with feet and having one lapel 20 a.
to admit Of two tents being Joined and thrown
Of duck thirty inches wide. and weighing 2x per
The fly to be % feet 10 inches long and wide be
made Of duck 80 inches wde and weighing h ounces
100 sets hospital tent poles
SoS SSn hSsn,ia Sssnta tent tent, pins nn: sass sms
AL the above articles must conform In every re-
may be examined and additional information received
The articles be Of domestic fabrication Bids from
must Be made for and conform to such articles only in
quality and description are required by the advertise
awarded TO the lowest responsible bidder who shall fur
nsh satisfactory securities for the faithful performance
The manufacturers establishment dealers place
the ran and .! two pro-
shall be entered into within days after the acceptance Of
said bid or proposal.
Proposals viii received for any Of the articles scpa
ras r,les nnd for any portion Of each s o ~. r.
s be- eo
the articles must be delivered within twenty days after
the acceptance Of the proposals. except the Tents and Tent
Poles and Pins Of which Of the quantity
mainder IN fifty days from date Of acceptance sooner
Ali articles will subject inspection by sworn inspectors
appointed by authority Of the United States
II is to be distinctly understood that contracts not
ierrable without the consent Of the proper authority and
that SALE assignment transfer without such consent
having been obtained Except under Of aw will be
regarded abandonment Of the contract and the
tractor and his their securties will be held responsible
for all loss damage To the United States which may arise
therefrom.
Payments viii be made each delivery should Congress
have made appropriation meet them there
after appropriation shall be made for that purpose
Ten cent Of the amount Of each delivery win be retained
until the contract shall be completed which will be forfeited
to the United States In Of deacaon the part Of the
contractor. fl
Forms proposals and guarantee win be furnished upon
application 70 this ONCE and win be considered that do
not conform thereto
Proposals win be endorsed Proposals for Furnishing
Amy '1pp''' LIEUT. col D. H. vINToN,
Deputy Quartermaster General United States Army,
Box S.298 Post office.
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n LUDLOW, JR., AUCTIONEER.
~: HANDSOME HOy SEHOLD FURNITURE.

,cs1 znA JR wiz sell on Tuesday March = at
street. corner Of Amy place. all the Furniture contained
said premises consisting In part Of elegant rosewood
Gsrps.s rich Crimson Danask Lace and other Clrsains
plush, 6c Mirrors, Secretaries, Bookcases &C.; on
Iaintngs and Engavngs; Chamber Furniture OF all des
Lounge. Easy Chairs wardr9bes 4c and large quantity
hogany hair seat Chairs; marble top mahoga
oak and mahogany Ohce Tatles marble top
Tables Crockery Cutlery, Plated Ware &C. Also large
assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with which tho sale win
commence Catalogues ready Monday the Office Of the
1uctonecr No. " Liberty between broadway and
Nassau street.
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DRYANTS' MINSTRELS,
ID Mechanics Hall, AS Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday February "a and night during the week,
THE OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Blacksmiths' Jubilee Mississippi Fling Lord Lovel.
4, II, a.; OR, HIT IN THE POLICY.
Campbell Gould Hilton, Leslie and Fowler In songa
ch0ruses, &C.
popular commedans, in their plantation c0mcalities.
Doors open at 6k curtain rises at IL Tickets rs cents
cADEMY OF -aOTrscHALK' MATINEE
IA Tomorrow, Saturday. March !. at O'Clock Doors
GRAND GoTrsCHALK GALA MATINEE.
Mr Gotschak will play gems Of bis repertoire and Dona-
-' ~ BErLEY,
which eunneny successful Inst season. win be pss
formed.
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY,
whose pquanc style adapted TO the pecufAries Of tho
charming music will sustain the role Of the heroine "a whh
she has been received with applause both hero
-''' - = SfGNoRs BRIaNOrI AND susINr
The Academy the 9otschslk Gala Matinee III te nlu
minated as on the previous evening.
In order to facilitate the public
THE TICKET OFFICES WILL OPEN TO-DAY,
FOR the gala night and gala matinee at the Academy OF Mu
SIC at Beer Schrmers 70l Broadway and Sbells, van
street, and Notwithstanding the additional attraction the
prices will remain unchanged, and for the Gala
Matinee the price % Of tickets @ will Be, be ~.r uo,,,r
and as the satisfaction az this plan OF giving
universal this privilege will be conceded to all purca
of tickets.
Private boxes from s. N 80.
Mr. Gottschalks grand Concert In Hartford tonight
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DOwERY THEATRE
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
WITH TEN REAL HORSES. THIRTERN TABLEAUx,
SIX ACTS AND THIRTYONE SCENES.
THE BEST UNCLE TOM on THE STAGE
DON'T FAIL TO SEE 1T.
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AMBSE M AaNI'S.

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>>-1>>~<.- Am6SE M hNTS.
NlBLO'S GARDEN
4v Lessee and Manager -. Hsnrv a Jarrett
c. BRILLIANT SUCCESS N'' =
oeeona week OF the gagement Of
NM, MRS. JOHN WOOD,
The Queen of Comedy ana Song and
MR. j. COLLINS.
g.. inc great Irish Comedian and VocaIiaf
cs.onq weeG AZ this establishment, with all It's
BI->kfLlNG EFFECTS
.s,.as,., SUPERB TABLEAUx,
SPLENDID SCENERY
BEAUTIFUL APPOINTMENTS,
.,,, ELEGANT FUkEITuRE
AND THE ORIGINAL MUSIC BY THOMAS BAKER.
AZ, uvr,nx, CORRECT COSTUMES
THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. ~, 1862.
and every night until further notice,
TIE COLLEEN BAWN;
,rvr NO ~ Or The gRlpEs or GARRrowkN -
NILES MA COPPALEEN.. Mr.. COLLINS
lwtn the songs "Id Mourn the Hopes that Leave Me,n
,,Crusxeen Lawn" and the Boys of KlkennyJ
rsrurSs Cresan Mr. L. *. Sheweu
Dans mann MT W. Scaan
ra.nu ~ om' MT Geo hyer
ELY oCONNoR, the Colleen Bawn ... Mrs j. WOOD,
with the of the Cruskeen Lawn" The Pretty Girl
Milking her Gow and, with Mr.. Collins, the duet "Myles
Anne Chute, Colleen Rhuad Miss Emma Taylor
Sheah Miss Mary Wells
Admission Ito all parts OF the holse). 80 cents
Secured Parquette Stalls. rs cents
Seats can be secured three days in advance.
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r AURA KEENE'S THEATHE
IL LAURA KkENKS THEATRE.
LAURA KEENH's THEATRE
LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE
LAURA KEKNE'S THEAIRE.
open at 61<: performance TO Commence at 7X
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL
IRISH DRAMA
NEVER BEFORE ACTED,
NEVER BEFORE ACTED.
NEVER BEFORE ACTED.
THE MACARTHY;
PEEP O. DAY
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAK.
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY,
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.

NIGHTLY RECEIVED WITH
BY CROWDED AND BRILLIANT IAnNi1tohooS APPLAUSE
The scenic and mechanical effects of novel, pec1lar and
powerful construction and the scenery Of vivid
SfnS sSahb IhssSfr invented painted and patented BY
The Orchestra under the dfftSp ETo%as g BAKER viii ,ror
SEw ssor,e smm Igss
GRAND OPERA FlosoW flaSsT:
The new arama viii be- presented sih with
Dlstrbuton of'chsracers Of extraordinary strength
NELLY skApY ie Ban Gaois EMMA WALLER WALLER
These celebrated artists have been engaged expressly for this
s :
Sss SsSsssiy Ssslsss fSiss hsisSs s,0y
A:ss $sssl Eesssy M::ioss % aSIss ss
Ss;
zEssT ssas7 PEEP opAYs
1S'fs Jokes
sssss Ths sOnssls:s father and af
scHsr III The Ban Caoin.he; Mary's home tho memo.
s' OF the nature psi ksFFs FsUE ~ HER
key; tho MaesrtRy's message . .'.f' ~ .A1 "A''
H'HiEi aas q shaa Il e as srs 0asT sSsSn' in
he sack rsce after creased ps Captain Peep oDay the
escape; . sudden change Of character;
o,.vn an IRISH JIG; II G,o,, ,,,rn
ACT SECOND.
SCENE Rcbbng house, exhibition Of moral
force.
SCENE H. Neys story; the tale OF the Macathy's false
BETRAYER AND BETRAYED;
THE OATH:
xAR29s RE4Ha DEt4a 3H TIE DRlERATEsD EsA1S3R; ON;
ILL., H. Rs
home and abroad avery bad spe acquiring the alphabet
ScRNK ~ Hern the Macarthys wife, fathers cruelty
. daughter driven out upon the world.
SCENE " A drunken posman; eleventh sight extraordi-
nay the mail robbery the pries the pardon safe the a6
SCENE W. THE BLACK VALLEY tough job: Babby
ceament hope Of escape the scovery the hopeless
appeal; the last prayers the MURDER
Thrilling Terrific Descent the Ban Caonthc into tho
Black Valley.
ACT THIRD-Scena I. Babby and the memory Of the
past; the Mccarthy arrested court martial and court
stand 70 kiss the book; something Of the
geography Of Irish OATH rrupton Of the Irish lam
guage Interpreter wanted the schoolmasters tes,i-
mony; TIE DEATH SENTENCE; friends and foes; the
PEEP O'DAY AND THE PEEP ODAY BOYS.
PARDONED but the charge OF murder still sustained; the
witness the box and the papers; proof OF Parces
vniny ths reease Of tho mortgage and reversion OF The
MAcarhys estaei Nrfy's testimony rejected; vlanys
last throe two witnesses whose testimony cannot be
DISCOVERY OF THE TWO CoLLEENs,
The force Of happiness and joyful termination.
Box Book
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DRoOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID GRAND GOTTSCHALK GALA NIGHT
MONDAY, MARCH 5.
The ticket office for the days sale will open Thursday
at Wm Coburns Office 65 Montague street, two doors from
the Academy.
NERs. MAGGIE HAIGHTs ANNUAL CONCERT WILL
M be given Nblos Saloon March She will be assist.
by several emnt artists Reserved seats 81 Tickets
30 cents 70 be had at the door and music stores
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WINTER GARDEN
w WINTER GARDEN
WINTER GARDEN
This evening will be presented the world renowned Drama
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
,,,,cx Or LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY
UNCLE TOMS CABIN

UNCLE TOMS 1SATH SABIN rov,s c.,,v
adapted from the novel Of Mrs. Beecher Stowe
Si,is Union " against
Thoroughly American play and must nd It's raest ntsrpe
taiion IN an American theatre.
SsS g ss s:
h Hss
4 the best possible the talent of the country afford
Simon Legrs s.s slave trader Barton H!
s 6nineas rieSher % nentucSan M A. payiage
Tarss he fugitive slave Il davenport sis
Eva the flower of the South; Josephine Myers
Eliza the fugitive nfT ssai mifs sDpea"nee Annie wks
ccssy sat fHn1
Tncidenta to the Drama tie following music "'''0'
EoM dc
'old Folks at h0me'TTnsli TAsEE4Tx. FAUX
Sd 3 Ms 81 Ths HPpfss Rp &
GsA 81 81 GS @ of st. g M0s sanS anS
M s s.Ss % a:Es TsSssS SsDes
ss s@ns5v All ., s,. and
0''A opens ARRAsosSEsas RIA oSSEHsafhs 's'as easx1LEaos.
Beautiful Il cuBAs
DON JUAN Sx1MENhs
Dsn1i nS esS Giant s au
o.n., nsPs|sS, y I, x.,o.. sv
cubas Don Juan xmenes and the Corps dc Ballet
MELODEoN, $50 BROADWAY. BETWEEN SPRING
- THR GREAT 'GsiiELoDEoN,. $50 BROADWAY.
the nightly resort nR II a ns4 Ss4nST G1Tazrss q
Why. Because everybody knows that he can always
:. arst class entertainment
Because all the performers are talented.
Because everything Is fresh and orr ytuaI.
Because mirlh, music and beauty reign supreme.
haas ss ss Ss X. % world
because 1t IL the favorte OF metropoans a. well as sran
Because Stephen H. Branch holds forth nightly.
fff MISS Ev% Va BsESR IKE
Because Sam Sharply nightly convulses the audience with
Because Adele Gala and Rosa segrist dance here.
Because the best Gymnasts living perform here.
ss a se
q
%:S a. S.sis s:s '''Ae''
Bsc:u:e a., the attaches arc polite and courteous
HHsE sEsE REsE SRsSzzsHs' SsSSzsEESsD' sRszS##'
And most popular temple OF amusement
THE + tSx sas HsS'f! rofgI1
.rlEaasSE 5sH sE HSSs Hsb sagEHAsson. SEaHA 1s
The whole o0"p'InSS IS PaHSs5dRs PERsoRsEns,
WIN ssRss q D'sy!Ssi sSE' TONIGHT TONIGHT
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE,
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE,
HE s$$sk$HSEEEs STE fs$AsB
Admission Is csnts; orchestra seats Is cents.
Moricr Miss LOUISE, the celebrated drummer, will
Mis-. FANNY sSaSE5f ,As ss:S% AssssSa 1.,on..
engaged, and will shortly appear.
MISS KATE PENNOYER
MONS. vELARDE
the celebrated dancers, will shortly appear.
MISS AGUSTA CONKLIN0
will shortly appear
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EDwARD scnENoK. Agc1roNEER:

=.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK. on this day, Feb. q. at IL
oeo ~ his ssiesroom l55 and l57 Broadway OF the
most elegant OF class Furniture
comprising elegant rosewood Parlor Suits
1ngs black walnut Library and Dining Room Suits
superb rosewood rOund cornered Bedseads WASH
stands and Commodes do in black walnut finished in oii
superb rosewood and black walnut Armoire lace and
Warobes elegant Secretary and Library Bookcass superb
marble Etegeres and Bullets Extension Tables
and black walnut Centre Tables, Hall Racks Tables and
Chairs and other elegant Furniture
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IINHE GAIEIIES,
sss SsSxB#xz SkSSB#3E: s$ss
Ss Ss sS''' H:'i# fs z4Ha
yF " ssF41sEs, sF4IEs, * yE s!AHss sEA!ss ,o,,,.
THE THE SEEY
Tm may MIN
:sSs: md 1asr%. a. vs. AZ s e: 6:
now we have Srr9nSsd vYN9 e psrtns'SSs
8 E$$HEE R$$HEE E$Ss$ E$$s$ E$Ss$ EsS9Es sB9H
Upon the stage al once whose talent ana
E EpsGTffps hsm Is cRHSs6
THE EHE ASbiESsE ASbiESSE Il i SHzkEEB SHzkEEB
appreciation by unanimous shouts Of applause
Our rivals are below FFE FIJI y FTsEIS S1isE.Hs for
$$Es z We
TAEESTEP TAEESEEP LADY EADY sHSsERs: sHHSSssEEsRss:
REAVTFSt BEAUTIFTt SoEFs cokFs BE BE BALEE BAEIET
more me eta noted clown and anotner but
somethns in the sye only little better we intend 70
s'' - '''" - r'''THE THE GAIErrEs,
Ssfs fHsiST IS GP
N tLatc Wallacx's Theatre. Broadway, near Brooms
BAKER RYER, LEssEEs AND MANAGERS.
with an en,Irey new adaptation Of Harriet B.ecSer sowes
great eminent member OF the Pennsyvara Ju
ai'''f'' IN M MORAL 53sH hsb MUSICAL DRAMA.
e"'"'' UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
THE LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SOUTHERN LIFE.
which kEs S = Th s tSOTmn 81
Mrs. q. G. Howard, the great original, unapproachabo
Mira Lofty nouSh the nimablc persona.or of Yankee gals
Mrs Chanfrau the beautiful and accomplished favore.
L a PsSS Ss s
Of all who have witnessed her extraordinary performances
Rer performed by him three hundred times a.
$ ycG win s s
only in the 81 Ra1sfsf eisfSs e AsISsi sfSTIsS sp sing
e mS%ad h s
z; %sD
ADvERIIsEMENrs.
sS9sss and engaged are called for
D.' Os.Ss:,.s Sfs: sa sss.s sss,: cents Family
444 THE GREAT ssoaSS.y ASEsISAy MUSIC HALL, .a
r..ss the s e e
* :sass. y:
MIGHTY NV " ass IN sEi''S
THE DAZZLING ARRAY OF FHEILLIANr PERFORMERS
CHARLEY WHITE,
CHARLEY WHITE,
thc famous Ethiopian comedian author OF all the most popu
lar negro arces and burlesues OF the daya host In HIM
se" CHARLEY GARDNER.
CHARLEY GARDNER,
An. rc,ovrncd OF the contraband
+ HART 4 = tEAyyITTFT LtEAyITT H LESLIE. LESLIE.
II. HART A. u Lhnsinl. ss.s s,s. ~ 81 &Li,ns
10 their glorious negro eccentrces shas delight all be-
EsSTFTRyHs sR RH FasIE IL
under the direction eGxa e 'hs % srsa' RRnfANr
FRESH NOVELTIES EVERY NIGHT.
ROBERT w. BUTLER, sole Proprietor and Manager.
rIss MARIA BRAINARDS
nj 80 GRAND CONCERT,
49, ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH g.
AT IRVING HALL.
Tickets 81. at the principal music stores
NrEwARK THEATRE
CALL FOR REHEARSAL.
The ladies' gentlemen engaged for this establishments
viii meet on stage Of the theatre, Friday morning.
Feb. 23. al II O'Clock, FOR rehearsal of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
The theatre viii orcn Monday evening, Marsh
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Hssassa asSIS oS
:, This dsy ys
~ %s ssf's
sss ss
@ na
sSs saa @
tsy and Beokcase Eegers srohze Gos runs one month
Manssl Centre Tables Kings patent Reclining
IAdNIFTcENr SEVEN Octave ROSEWOOD PIANO
Canterbury Stool and Cover.
crystal diassNas rohy I1es
Table oa'ss solid rosswSSd and mahossny
tables Hair and
9ooksands Toilet Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets
snS aF also large assortment Of Basement
wishing %
sng at Sixteenth street few doors from ths house
A J; BLREoKEn, SON s co. WILL SELL AT AUG;
wilmington as soasa &sh City
Il Hqa
A UcT1oN NoTIcE.-ExTRAoRDINARY opPoRrU-
HousEKErPERs AND THE TRADE.
al the Furnitars Of rs class boarding house. i2s Wa
s0S e.
FS1 asy an ID s os tho
Marble top Tables Eteservs Curtains, Mirrors Clocks
Vases rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus WASH
stands Mattresses Beds Bedding Blankets Sofa Beds
Chairs Tea Tables Class China Silver Ware Table Cut
lery. Bookcase Buffet Kitchen Furniture, Stoves &C.
UCTION NOTiCE.--M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
IA will sell this day. at 10Y o'clock at salesoom IS Mas
street. general assortment of and second hand
Household Furniture consisting Of Brussels and Ingram
Carpets rosewood and mahogany Parlor Suits Centre Ia
ules Bookcases Bus Extension Dining Tables Mirrors,
Nrnte Ornaments Turkish Lounges. Dressing Bureaus,
Wsshstands Bedseads Hair Mattresses Paasses Feather
niture The whole 10 be sold for cash.
BUYERS OF REAL ESTATE-NOTICE J. M. MILLERS
~ sae OF the Store and Building 772 Sixth avenue,
and line three story brown House ~ East Twenty
street. at Merchants Exchange Friday to-day IL O'clock
TlANIEL a. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
~ this day, a. lo O'Clock, at his salesroom 79 Nassau
street. near Fulton quantity OF Household Furniture
moved for convenience OF sae consisting in of Par
lor suits in brocatel and haircoth mahogany and
enameed Chamber Suits Wardrobes, Bookcases; Velvet,
Brussels threepy and Stair Carpets Sdeboars Eegeres
Mirrors Engravngs Sofas, Chairs Rockers and voltare
Ghsirs Centre Tables mahogany and other Bedsteads,
Feather Beds Hair Matesss Palliasses Blankets and
other Bedding Bed Lounges Tables Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking Stove oilsl0'h' rinTsse' niso' &c. DC.
One marble top Counter black walnut office Rail and Counter
nAvID D. EGAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
IL day Mt O'Clock 4S Canal large
OF new and second hand Furniture Beds Bedding Sofas
Bureaus Washsands Olcoh Brussels Ingram and other
Carpets. Dealers and others will do well 10
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J. BLRECKER SON CO. WILL SELL AT AUG.
a. ton, on Thursday, March at ~ o'clock at foot Of
Washington street, South Eighth street, Jersey City,
the schooner Mary Eza New York, zoo tons brthen
new suit sails light draught and In good order Inquire
of CAPTAIN
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NEORGE COOK, AUCrIONEER.
Nj ELEi}ANI iIAIIaEHOIQ EIIRNITI'RZ

This day. at III O'CLOCK saesroon 4I Broadway large
6rary and Dining Room Suits OF various knds
rAror Secretaries, Etegeres Caaerbures Cabinets Bullets
Library and Secretary Bookcases Extension Dining Tables
Chairs Lounges Tea Sets Toilet Sets, &C. For particulars
catalogues Sale positive.
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OF COUPON BONDS.

Elgny miiions OF the denomination of:....... OF l,UcC
w rec for sss delivery ali Of
the printing numbering and or separately
in lie Of and he paper per- Of hs Dss
state the number Of seos and the assre
gate value Of each which they
CURED from notice OF award before do
Modesfor notes and bonds must be submitted and spec
mems Of work accompany them.
used backs viii the privilege Of legal
and d s pyeEs: w g In II h sT
have The statement that they are rembursabe after i've
Ss IN % TI,i y s: Il used
must be accompanied by statement Of the
presses IN use hands employed security OF buildings occu
Incorporated companies must accompanied
by copy Of charter and the names OF the and pro-
eson and of parties 'ne
Bonds for the faithful and prompt execution Of the work
proposed finally agreed OF fifty thousand
dollars win be required the names Of the parties offered as
with certificate of Assistant Treasurer their sum-
eeay ss ss the right to
any or all the bids and to vary the amounts specified as In
SEALED Proposals ARE INVITED TILL THE
the United States Department with 5000 head OF
The cattle be delivered at washington City, and each
ss nn 1853 ss pcnS
The cattle to be delivered at such times and In such guam
Heifers and bullocks not wanted
bond with good sufficient security will be required.
10 itself the right to pay in Treasury
notes.
No will be entertained when put in by contractors who
have previously failed to comply with their contracts,
where the bidder is to respond TO his bid
Bids TO be directed Maj. A. Beckwith G. g., u s. A.,
Washington, d. q.
FORM or BID.
beef e. DO
gross weight the cattle be delivered at according to
the of the enclosed advertisement the cattle to be
weighed the scales and the weight so determined to be
the purchase weight hereby agree TO give good and
sufcent bond for the fulfmenl the contract and TO
eive Treasury notes In payment for the cattle.