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The New York herald., 1863-08-28
Xn - -" Co,O nAnAE3 Vors IN


Sealed proposals VIII be received az the comp,r9srs
0fce anI Tuesday, September 1863 al two cack NJ,
when the viii be pubicl for the
not han teir value VI the whole part of tho
sm, million dollars - yU OF Riot In
en,ty Bonas authorleu oy ordinance OF the Board Of
Supervisors VI he County OF New York approved by the
Mayor. August q, 8 for he payment of damages for
ceeuinas OF the dnSlng the recent riot. .ryass
Viii b. redesmabe tho Grst day Of Au
gust III bear interest az the rate Of six per cent
AMMAN.
proposals will state the aoun. desred. and the price
mr. S0O thereof and The whose
septed required deposit With the C~unty Treasurer
(si Broadway Bank within Ave days after the opening
ke awarded 10 them respectively
cluding the premh,ps thereon
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the
County for such deposits the parties will be
honds for equal amounts OF the value of
awarded them, bearing interest from the dcc Of
payments. Inn
Each proposition should he sealed and endorsed Proto
Rst Damages Indemnity Bonds.n and the same
closed In sealed envelope and addressed 10 The Comp
tr0ilcr.
The Comptroller usual thu right any
the bids Il the public interests should require It.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, CoIn ptr roIler
CITY Of New York Department OF Finance Complroicrs
Ul1ce, August B 1868
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Caimana VIII bo repaired tho ownership OF The
properly destroyed the facts In relation 10 their dcsrocton
and the value OF the properly
The above pAreJ parties with their witnesses, are in
vttaA 70 atand
ELIJAH " PURDY,
Au0usfGs MkIsNASE, }fOs,,,. Spcc,s
"a .s.. 9NITH Ely, JR. So'"s~'se''
ORleON BLUNT
NEW YORn August ~ 1888.
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CoRrvnxrros NOTICES.
OvrICE oR FINE srREEr coMMIssIoNER. No

nFFICE or rrrE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. zs7
~ srscawHy scc York ene,s.e IN sealed an,
vciope. with the t,e OF The work. and with ,he
ne bidder wsilsn yin be rs eysi at this
FOR lasans feet w'de IN Second Forty
eighth TO Sky first street
For regulating ard grading and setting curb and gutter
aud ag and fence In Eighty first
sc Second and Third avenues.
For .afb ser and iiag ~ Filyei5hth street, between
Fos curb gutter and Tag In Forty seventh aud Forty eighth
streetA between Thfrd avenue and East river
For Tagging In Manhattan street. betwe Ninth
For curb, gutter and Gag In Fifty fourth street. from Sc
oond East river.
For curb, gutter and raa A. from ith i22d
ror cnb gutter aud ras Forty ah street. from Fourth
70 Lexington avenue.
For gutter aud Tag In Poryeighta street. from Lex
For curb gutter amt ag m Second avenue. from Sixty
For curb, gutter and flag Pirs avenue nth i25h
street,
rsgaatIog and grading and curb. gutter aud flag,
F0s curo gutter and nag Leonard and Church streets
aasgsuG lso.A street. om Tenth Hudson
tsr rsSIans si ssseaslsh street. irpa Hrosa
FOr FIRE TELEGRAPH Pifysrss street, bstcwer @
Saes for.as sf prors.as tocelher IL .sspso,c.sous
Ast agrecnsnM car 10 obtained q ths oee Dated street
msY Y9ts Ags;s y sS ssss.,
llFyI.n Or STREET COMMISSIONERS NO. as7
70 Tan,ractora enclosed scaled eiops
indosed with s~ title OF hc work and wiih tho name Of
S,i vSiossdsy s.pssm6cr 1854 " N O'Clock a. NJ for
SaiidaF hou-s. iI6 Ioosara for Engine
BanR fosSs o. proposals. together with the SPECIFICATIONS
Agrteinsbts saa % obtai.,sd q! this c'Ice.' ~.
t,HAS a. CORSEII. Street COMMISSIONER
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susssn aDvrnr,sp nrNrs.

n9 ~ &I ssp . 81 rpNsN@sF NtN .aY rs4kR
W e s-ssr~ isaaa-.-ss = ssrs. - ~ -is's~, -
49, s.s.r.4 NsfN4ap xFW VI y M II
"a 4m.y@s - sf@f srs.s# KHs~ gt.fs@s a.
saN4 a' 800 "a ..sst4* sf : fs8NN r.. 49,
ts~NMe a. FM4ss ~Nn 20 = A~~fsaN~ ws9Hss
. o. .sas -
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. ayA.rAs nur. g. sgysNwkF 40 Aspllru
~ $50 49, 80 sa4- K.f#te@a l4n. - a.
- feisa 80 siAsg sgfset ~ . -
a. Hsr-Wg noutt .rauastH.9 SO G~Ett fa
ssass - II a..s4 y - taf sAst. 4sst ~,
lg4s4*Nt Hts o. = 80 ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-28

rpHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
Board of Supervisors TO eAamine claims made against
the county damages ale ed 70 have been sustained
the destruction o injury to buildings or other real
personal property In consequence OF the resent rios w
hold at the Chamber OF the Hoard Of SGpetyi-
sora room " CiH Hall, Friday August 2s' 1858
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OIL syarSft .fts -ttvtky BFtB OsF f.H
i.os fa1s~a ws.t~st fsss - - ti1rt
- q ttNi .sFNes N@s ftsss s~As y HNMsN4 aaF
Ap~~ - sW4 Hso feFMes. ffsra
t1skNN 80 wh4IaHtE ff& = 49, ssf#eN
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C a,o LIE,

A FIRST FLOOR. BASEMENT AND BEDROOM Up
SARA between Fourth and Twelfth streets loners
pace aud broadw.y Apply u the Boarers Directory, NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
FEEsTEE.EXEIIs.

lie also has, In Separate bulhg, ain excellent s-
sOrtmeni OF tho various kinds of Ieitztr' sua ~ pne
fue aHd cuura1 Bone Dust uninua Phosphate OF lime
Poudtette, ST. and hopes hy sttie attention 10 leiit
slar1 nt the puhll patronage.
douds delivered anywhore within ls lily limit l,eot
thlrFe.
yl6-ly SAMUEL KELLEY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders TO send by mail
some Que or moro Of Dr.. Hurda Dental kemc-
dies which we cauuot ill. None ure mailuble
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope OH receipt Uf price 10 cents) and
one stamp. But 10 accommodate persons in
places where the druggists aud stoTekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches hy four
with compartlDents--e box containing n bnt
tie Of Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash, and Tooth Atbe
DropS box OF Tooth Powdsr, the Neura,yia
Plaster, aud valuable little Treatise OH Tteth
dAd MeH Diseases, lhs best means of pFesergiig
them, md tie proptf aredtment cf ChitdFen'S Tteid
worth of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, OF parents with young children
with several Other necessary articles price per
package one ioAdr, OF six packages for IS, sent
by express as dRect ed. As the Express charges
are not much, ii any, more GU n dozen than on
one, it is far cheaper to order six or a dozen
packages at 9ne tim e. a large family will waut
all, or the surplus can be disposed Of to neigh
bors with public bel eft, for no one eau estimate
how much pain, SUITE ring, unhappiuess, and dis
hguremen,, expense, loss of time and money
would be saved 10 the country it every family
to day bad one of these packages. which, in it
self, is a complete sets of Dental Remedies. Al-
dress VIM b. Hurd &. Co. Tribune Buildings,
New York, and write m .me aud address plainly
That remittances may bt made with confidence.
W i. ii. & Co. refer 10 uhe Mayor of brooklyn,
to O. W. Griffith, Presidel Of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, brooklyn; 10 the Editor of the
American Manufacturer O. Azette; TO joy, Coe
& Co, Publishers Agents, n ew York to p. L.
Barnum, Esq, who knows a g, ood thing when he
sees il and who has already ordered second
| supply, etc
1000 Agents w, lnted
To introduce Dr. nurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can DO bettel with these
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful, low priced, and we arc spending
thousands in advertising them for the lbeneft Of
agents Boxes of samples, containing u dozen
Of the one dollar packages above specific j. with
circulars will be sent, receipt Of seVe,t .iodTs
about half price, to any person wishing 20 test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be-
coming an agent They can be sold in % day.
sSls' We a0oaid rather pay salaries than Conn mis-
sons 10 those o pToVe fhemseives efficient salesh zen
1eS~ Now is the time to go into the busiHe, 80
For address and references see above,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
Desirable City Lots for sal0
WAWASET NURSERIES
NEW BOOKS!

Al H. s. Il. Batler's Book and NewyodDss So,.
d20 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, uELAWAEE
Trumps, story Of American litn by Il. W Curtis
The Crossed Path by Milkio COLLINS
Harry llaisOn, by John 4. Irving
The Attorney, by John n. Irving
The Consultation Of the United states
Wild Llte, by Capt. Mayne Reid
Life Of ueneral Francis Marion.
EveIyhodys Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women.
Miss uilbeips Career.
une Of Than, by Chas. lever.
The First False Step, by Reynolds
The Woman in White, by WilMe Collins
Twenty-Five different kinds Of Noyels Al A lios caeb
All the Magazines, Daily aud Weekly Nev st,es,
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles lt sG III se,
variety an u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
JOHN MoLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. 1I7 Market street,


DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS BuNns, MORluAuES, &c, &c., promptly and
accurately drawn.
PRONllssolY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS of all kinds bought and sold gu
commission In this city at the Brokers Boards ia Phlla
dephia New York, or other cities by iuutns ui
pnnding brokers who aIs all firms Of high standing
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged sio,ks uf
Of quarter pur rent bclug divided between ou1ove
aud agents.
DRAFTs.-We draw ON Philadelphia, New York OF Bus.
lowest rates of exchange.
FOREIGN DkAFrS.-We draw Great Britain, Ire.
and, Oernauy aud every other country in Europe,
On houses o undoubted standing, In sums 10 suit
customers,
ENUnANdE-Foregn or Dolnestic-bought aud sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by thu uarket
premium will almost alWayH be allowed lur Checks New
York,
REAL ESThTE.-Ws attend tO the purchase and sale
OF Real Estate In town country aud respectfully hvite
purchasoA or sellers TO give call We rent houseR,
and when doHIed by our customers attend To the cOlec
ton Of their rants.
COLLEGllOES.-0ur correspondence enables us to
reach any prominent point Ia America in any foreign
country through the most reliable channels. cili-
tes Tor mAklug collections therefore cnnplale aud
consequently persons nyailng themselves Of then may iu
ouhdent that their business will ba faithfully aud
ctompily attended 10. charges arc aB low AS arc
made by any reliable pAriius.
~ evuy case where employed aim ~ to do
lie hest i0f the uerOat Of our cuAuiuerH aud FOeit
e patronage Of our friends aud the public generally
jan JOHN MeLEAK 4 SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
fyheIninealld-Ine Copnao,

uIHls brandy was impaired by William p. BAily o. New
4 York expressly for " e. oipin's Eales oI medicinal
'AAp'''"'s "''' V. G. GILPIN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
REAL ESTATE.
4s;SsS USES t,3,s9saf ts9af
lsi FOR RENT. EEk

Brick House on Market street between st aud gth Not
slj, $3.50 90.
Frame House Mechanic street below Lombard St,
No. 2l, SIS w
Brick ouse and Lot on Lotd Airee third door from
ltNiroad, No. As, $40 90
Brick House Lord street second door from Railroad,
S15 10.
Frame House corner Of Church Taylor Streets S6j o.
DO 10 onTaylJr street adjoining the above $4,000
Five lrick Houses OF lth street Pine, Nos. COL,
tU3 iJ5 GOi aud GO9, each $50 w.
Five Brick Houses IN l2th street near Lombard, Nos
6Oi jOi, 500, dug and ILL each Slu 90
Two Frame Houses on lildvs Lane. first from Stone
Tavern, eAth = lO W.
Frame House adjoining tile alley ga from tavern sG 90
Four Frame Houses auJNning tie abOve each $50 0O
Brick H7use gu Lombard siieet between McUaulley
aud l9th streets. SGJ Ul
Brick House $ W. corner VI FiVn snd Thorn Streets
$40 w.
Cottage at N. W o French aud ilth St. 70 o.
Brick iiede GU rAtua street above Second Street, No
2Os S7j 20.
small Brick Grange street between Third anI Fourth
streets, St1 10
Ice House yard On llt, street b,tween M,iky, aud
Orange streets,
Two Frame Houses l4th and Elizabeth streets, each
s32 w.
Brick House .huteh sneet between Eighth aud
Ninth streets Shl 90
Brick House, No lals King street between 18Th and
Brick Ilou-e, Taylor hetwesn Locust aud Buonwuod,
sl4O 10,
Krick House Market street between Eth aud llth
streets, SlO1 w.
Brick stableon l!h street between Market and Orange
Streets SBS w.
Brick house Ou 5tii street between Pine aud Spruce
street, $50 W.
land and brick stable, wllmnglon, $3.50 w.
House and premises at the s. u. corner Of Market
aud Water Streets, now in the tenueof james L. Cox ami
Vim. =, Carr possession on the 20th Of March next.
Miimiugtnu. Nj
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
THE UNION
Volunteer Refresment Saloon,
PHILADELPHIA,

Established for lurajshiag mcais to SOLDIERS on
their aoay 10 aad from HE var, and Tie temporary
care Of Me sck,
HAVING been in operation two year8, supported by
private contributions, the Iaies 1 the conimittee pro
pose holding Fair aid of cur fund commencing at
the Saloon the 18th lust, to continue ten days.
The pl puI ist fair due to tho liberal "a.
trOnage from all sections e anu we ask the
hahitans Of Wilmington aud vicinity, to extend to this
their aid The express collecting articles IN your vicinity
will deliver any cuntrhut OF fruit dowers
ter, eggs, ee oi ost to the donors, and all
baskets vessels that may be entrusted to their
Please direct below, sending the uae Of the CON
ttibutor with each lot 10 be registered,
AFRAID BAkKuWS, Chairman,
uuUn Volunteer Rrlreshmunt Saloon
Foot Of Washington Avenue, rlilA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15

DR. WILLIAM FIELDS,
sri.i reuiinles hir successful practice o MVi''' ="
Ql3 West Seventh street,
Whce be 81 prepsrsl to attend 10 l kinds o. " s aes
tosathof with Blindness, Deafness and ram9r q M a =
WILMINGTON, Del, June aO 1865
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
Grooeries, WHOLESALE and RoLnil

JhCUB y. WELDlN
kfffsaa RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen VI Whining
E9e1& ton and the public generally that he has ON sl
hlkaat his old established stind, al the eiFtrni gEy
ENlll and KING sts., general assortment OF well select
cd Family Groceries, which he wii sell At the lowest ut
aud on the most reasonable iofis layin, lp number
Of years boon engaged In the busun le respectfully IN
yites the pnhlc To call and examine LIS stock IN he G
confident will give sAtstinn. r8
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
II, K. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

Whotesdh dAd HtidH DFuggSt, GID foufM aad
Market street,
CEpllALiC PILLS (spauldns's) ior Head Ache at Ii
Il. Brinehursts III Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rkuCIEs of the best
articles for diseases OF the throat &C. At H. H. Btinshurs
Drug store
ToWNsENDs sAIlSAlARlLLA, fresh stock just iv.
ceved aud Tor sse by II. X. lirinehursl, Apothecity
WlsHARTs Zine Tfee Tar Cordial The celebrated
cough Preparation to be hsd at II. H. linshutst Drug
store.
sP8RFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
hid by calling at II. X. Briughursts Drug Store
Mrs, WINS; uws SOOTHING SYRUP now ia great
demand for children teethiug, Al II K. Btinghur,ts
FLASKS Tor spOrtsuien-I have fine assortment OF
riOus sizes from y pintlu pint | have just imported
them and they the nuest lutliiy Of Dxous iasks-
H. X Briughurst, III Market street
BRANDY and wlllSKEY selected pure and vi hne
quality for medical purposes, ly II. r. Bfinghutst
FLAHGS RELIEF for the Immediate rellr Of pain, li
Farmer sAlutnal Fire Insurance Company IN Nilmins
ton, Thursday the nth day Of october At ~ 0cloes
a. NJ.
COLD CREAM thApped hands er lips pt sale III
any quantity, by II. H. Bfiughur-t.
FINE SALAD OIL superior article ht II. Il. Bru!
hurst's
HUsTETrEps BlTrERs they i've 9enersl .,iisactiol
and are in great 'y5gur.' IL Il. BrinRhur-t
Wholesale and Retail nrugsivI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
Valuable Farms for Sale

MO l-siluate in Delaware County Anl Sl4s of Penn
~ sylvana, containing 30 acres, the end Of Cou
cord Turnpike, quarter mile from said Turnpike adoiu-
iug Nj. Reese Perkins land.
No situate in lower edsa u Concord Township con
tanning 60 acres adjoining Mr. Job Hopes land. Also
"a acres with suUd buildings. Terms reasonable
WM. MoCAULLEY,
mar COG Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15

Z You WANT A POSTER.
J. YOU WANT a POSTER,
If You WANT a POSTER,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
BOOTS AND SHOES /!

Mh1n WE would call the htIlnliUn q Ilmy UfA
EeU extensive stock ui Boots and Shoes spring and
v ~ summer wear. We think that we eau say, with
out Tear Of contradiction, that have the largest aud
hest assorted stock Of ready made Boots and Shoes that
s To ba found In the state number o years oI eXpc
rnnre the business has taught what kinds OF work
10 get up aud how TO set 1t up suit thu Wilmin,
ton Market; and, while d. not pfeluid to underse
neEhlOre We do profess to hu able g. compete with
la the business evei3 knows thai is At all
conVerHAnt with the pice VI stock that much h le
now than II was two or three months ago. when tho lar
guat portion oil bought Aud hi regard Fast
work. it has To le bought for cash aud
the uf experience Is tile nosi likely to got the most
tOr his money, have htsttAte assortment oi II also,
which We s6ll right. We win attempt to give
list Of the styles kinds that have On hAn but Will
simply say to those In need oi uyhng In our line Of
business aud See, and dupoud upon getting tho
worth OF your money.
No. lO2 West % street, between shrlcy aud Orange.
Ap2l JAS, W. HlKNiE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-15
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
tomalsAL MILL CRsEK, Se.)


THIS Company continues 10 oer 10 the people OF Della
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance aganst loss
by fire, on all descriptions oi property, except Marhe
risks.
The Instution is commended by 90 years expert
snce in and attention the subject of Mutual Insurance.
lbeng the first to Introduce m prneipe INTO our siate
by reason Of which, 1t is believed the Managers have
been enabled adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties o property, " 70 fehuer me menuel
ship among the most equitable in character OF te nuief
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public
II takes credit to ITSELF that its payments Of losses have
been prompt and LIBERAL thS In " years business aud
usses reaching over sOOOlO not single case % l'iga
on has occurred aud scarcely one without entire sHts
faction to the parties insured
LookIng more to the safety than the number and
amount OF its risks IT has declined Hundreds Of Phou
sands Of Dollars oi Insurance, either requiring TOO
great amount ia single risk rs Offering unht eG
jaets Of Insurance for tue chafaol7r o. tue lsuluoh
In this manner it conceived it has the safest and
most select list OF insurauees lnproporiioh 10 the amount
over Six Millions OF Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this, only reduced the rate Of
Insurance, At all times moderate, 0neixl dnrius tn
last two years but it presents now clear surplus lund
s45OOO security against any assessment on The Drpos
Notes, which sun by the resort 10 setp CeftiheAtes
the b1lauess due to zach member being issued, vii
be paying interest to them rom January 1885,, At The
ate Of per cent per annum thus making still atthor
il ssmnsus.d in ye.g ls5s, win 'res protection 70
the community ia Deposit Notes oi s2hO,bOl
Surplus FUND aOiuUO
Total protection, ss0O.OOl
II the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
'r'' ''s'' - Prss,deut-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary and Treasurer-RoBsRT MoCABR, NJ. D,
DIRECTORS
Xii Wilson, Brsndywine hd James Deaplain, Christi
ana HID James Webb. Samuel Barr, " G stotsenburg
aud Jesse Sharpe, Huntington Hd; Robert McCab- Mill
Creek Hii Iohn +. Williamson. White Clay Creek lid
George JAnvier New Castle Hid Curtis d Ellison, Pen
eader Hd; John CLARK, Rod Lion H1 wm, Temple,
Smyrna. Jane. H. Buruham, st Georges Hd.i Charles
Il Fleming, Peter Cuusey Milford Henry Todd Dover;
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENrs-As we'll for receiving applications r'l inSnt-
snee dues oi members;
Iii Wilson, Bfandywiue HI; Robert MeCahe, Mill
Creek Hid. James DslaplAn, Christians Hdi John +.
williamson White Clay Creek Hdi Curtis k. Ellison,
Pencader HID Red Lion, St Heorges aud Appuq quiuimn nk
Hundreds Joseph Z. hrith, Smyrna; James Crppen,
New Castle Ht; Charles II. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Tunnel, Georgetown, Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed 10 thu
undersigned Wilmington, will receive Immediate Aiten
ion.
fW ROBERT MoCABE NJ. D.. Secretary.
, 1863-02-12
PROPOSALS FOR 10, 10, and 8

~ WSsn1SaToS. aa January 2iti,. iss.
Proposals. w be receivsd st this ot!1ee until n
81 @ 81 5 g IL Ii 9 aaS
ds9Es e be sy as 4
Iron to be cast hollow and cooled from the interior
20 t @ e @ Is; asH
cnenst akcn from tue sinking head Of tae gun. and
s T. = BE- esst sn d. 5 sa9d moaa
f. os FL! nb by asa se
and, eqaidlstsnt from ne mis- ofthe cylinder. and
fufais insnsa IT, anhiton. md proye e ssta san
no nter is ,i.an n three @ @nenss 20 from ths late lie
tract So contract wl ho Ftvea por VII ,hs y, TIL "a
Fen charges of
rounds viii be With solid shot nad soe rounds VIII
eantraetor bo1 viii be required to iuEnl:h propes
facilities tor testing such 20 conEs1ient ground.
g s .ds .s s 1an Is sas q
the tfls enS the o1daascs i & hass
s tse w m s
rnisl noe q charge q least ons spee'men from
81 sa aot
TO EXCEED one for every te9 c1nno Each & csaaoa y
he
made Bidders will 6tAte tic numbers and c8!tber8 OF
the cannon they propose to furnish the foregoing
specifications and conditions; the place where theY
to be made; the time Of delivery and
the rate OF delivery per month"; thereafter, and the
pHce per pound OF per gun, for the finished cannon.
No bids Will he entertained unless from founders
actually engaged In thc business, evidence Of which
must accompany tile bio,
Failure to deliver at the specified time will subject
tic contractor to forfeiture OF the to be de-
llyered ut that time. Each party obtaining contract
VIII be REQUIRED to enter inso bonds with pFoper s9r
ties, for It's faifnl fnnent: and transfer Of tho
contract to anotleE party will cause its entire for
fcnre biddeEs wln be required to e With theiE bids
b. not less tlsn two persons conditioned that Il the
Potal and faithfully and 9y perform what hs PROMISES
Judge q coust Of record. and te bonds.nen must
be certified BY the Judge OF District Court Of the
United Statcs Or an Ordnance 0iccr In charge OF a
United States Arsenal to be each worth the penal sun
EeseEyed e reject 81 proposals Il re PRICES IRE
for the public Interest to accept them.
Proposals Will be sealed and addressed to General
J. y. Mp!ey. Chief Of Ordnance Washington, D. C."
and Will be endorsed "Psoposa1s fo5 Heavy Cannon"
Ddgadler General. Chief Of Ordnance.
, 1863-02-12

- WAsnISoToN, January eth, 1858.
Proposals will be received 1t this ONCE until oclock
tie 9th Of February next for fnrnishing one
flank defense These Howitzers weigh. Ihen finished
ahout is6 pounds each, and drawings exhibiting their
States Arsenas They are 70 be subject to the regular
United Stnts and proof and mono are 70 be
received and paid for except such pass inspection
anu proof, and are approved by United States In;
specioT to be designated bT tis Office. Payments VIII
DO made certificates OF inspection and receipts to
be given By the Inspector and forwarded tn ts office.
Iddets Will state the number Of HOw!tzcEB thcy pro-
to deliver mot exceeding one tho place
Of manufacture and delivery and the prce per pound,
for the flushed 1IcwizcF and no bid Will be enter
tanned unless 1t be from founder regularly engaged
In the business satisfactory cT!dehce Of which must
accompany tho bid. ANY bidder obtaining contract
Will be- tenir to enter Into bons With not less thaa
two sntcfes In the renal Of ten thousand dollars
for tile tthfu1 ct his contract In al respects
The hunlf must be cknow1cdEed before Judge Of
court OF record and tho bondsncn must be certified
by the Judge Of District Court Of the United Safes
OF Ordnance officer In Charge OF Emitted States ar
semi be Enrt the penal sum Of the bond oyer aud
above all liabilities.
The Right Is reserved to reject all proposals II the
r1jccs afr deemed too lLgt or IT, for any cansc it ia
not dcemet! for the public Interest to accept them.
Proposals. will be scaled and addressed to "br1-ader
General James ". Rip!cy. Chief Of Ordnance. Wash
ington, n. and will be endorsed |P@5nEosal @ for
Aauk uowit1crR. ". RtrLEI.
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