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, 1863-04-04

~ 1AAoA N4Ah
Remember the tE'on tlub meeting tonight at
Lhc new hall in Dickcy's Block, opposite the Tse-
mont Able speakers viii address tho meeting.
Tutn ont, young men
SANITARY G1rr CoScEnr.-Thc sale Of the San
itasy Gift Concert tickets Indicates thst the aick
soldiers will receive large benefit.
e Peter shtmp's =" Bulletin is out this morn |
fur, It lets of whole broadsIde at the Copper. !!
heads, and will produce a etis in tho camp. |
EASIER EUSDA1.-Gsacc Church is tastcful]g |
and appropriately decorated for Easter Sunday.
The Choir have been preparing themselves for
some time past and will, on that occasion, furnish
the congregation with rare musical treat.
NrE11Sc.-An adjourned meeting OF the mauss-
crs Of the E,rlng Woman's Refuge, and nil others
interested, will be heldthis afternoon at O'Clock
for the tsaneaction Of important business, at The
Young Men g Christian Association rooms.
OMIT Two MORE LEvEEa.-I. should b. rcu1eln-
bcrcd that this afternoon aud evening will BE- the
last of the 1cvees and concerts at Metropolitan
Hall by Little Dollie Dutton and Miss E. j. Marsh
They have been largely patronizc1 thu past week.
The lcyccs to-day commence at and O'Clock
ELECTION OF DmEc1oEs.-At meeting of the
ooa4u o'
4'"a"as' A :. " ,ne,, 49," n4,
John cr. 1ar, Chicago: Virgil uielox, Springfield;
1saae snef7hali' oeotSs - "'oo''4A7 "no -aoete
uayemeyes. New York
LITTLE GIRL 1IosT.--Yestcrday afternoon, a little
girl was found Et1aying around barc.headcd, at the
crossing Of Clark and Lake streets. She IL about
three years old, dark, curly hair, black eyca calico
dress and apron, blue fame! jacket, and copper
tipped shoes. Her parents will ind her At the Ar
mort.
Tur War F,9D-Detwren .t,c l,onrs of and
o.c,,rr vestcr;lar .f;ernoon ,he citr 1rar Fund
c,,nm;ttce +,,ro,,rh a,3e,r,, E,ovn. Chairman.
n.,d ont a. eA6 a5 IN r.: annIjcant4. Mauy moor
womaae hcartnstouc sas Frightened By the s,nall
sum "h'en sue teseaseo' ana out p,ase ~ in t.o
.Ns s40 -. .!s. 'As - aa,ot t.s
ScSpAT School CoScKRT.-Therc will be i
Sunday School Concert tomorrow evenIn. at ~
O'Clock, in the Westminster Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Ontario and Dearborn streets. Exercises
will consist Of: Singing, sacred geography, cato
chfsm, rtcitations Of Scripture, and appropriate
..s.4'' 1''S' ~'>'>~~s sNoS~'S >''~
....
ANoHn 20 GRocKEs.-lt is well known pfif-
cfplc in political economy taat the nearer the cou-
sur1er can be brought to tac manufacturer, the
cheaper "'! be the meFeha':a'se- Achce those
who dtai i'll Eehnea sugars Will Dear IN 4nind Inc
advantages possessed bF ~ O1nham, "hose
establishment Is slmply an extension Of the New
1o1k Acancf5' Gee aase1tlseHeh' III aaotnes
column.
, 1863-04-04

ITO RENT-Ofiice 1sS S. Water
\. street. nnAer Hoard Of Trsda Rooms. Poa.'>~t:
1st OF May. Inquire Of HUSMEH Il PEt:k. !ts T:s1-
Eolnh IT m1lttatl;EtlW
, 1863-04-04

TonAcco SEEp.-James Duffy, 81 Clark street,
las tobacco seed of asnperior quality on hand In
sufficient quantities to euppy all !lerande: Or
t!erE from the country promptly filled. Address
care box 551, Chicago. ap2Gtd-1tw
, 1863-04-04

TOR SALE-A store house, con-
xen'sntly 1osated, 2:x1sa @ ono story. viii, .'.e.
of1ot k1eI pcr annnm, Inquire OF slIpAfAN & GUUp-
RIDGE. 81 South Water street, Chicago. I'll.
, 1863-04-04

Lieut.. White ia busi1y recruiting for BrJdgcs'
Battery, in service near Rosecrans' person. It is
eplcndidly equipped. The usual bounty il being
paid recruits at the Court House Square,
, 1863-04-04
VESSEL IN DISTRESS,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MICHIGAN CRY, april 3, 1869.
There has been vessel anchored out about tiyo
miles from here, eincc the 31st Of March. No boat
has been sent to or from it, and cannot get to It
today. It is probably in distress.
, 1863-04-04

w ANTED-A loan OF $4,000 on
" Soutll Water street property, for three or Gye
years. -.dress Post Oalcc Bon 1850. stating terms
hG.h1t
, 1863-04-04

Ju lila city, Oh the 1st Inst b5 Rev F. D. Henien~sy
NJ J. .ytiNbENnrRCH and Miss ELIZA ALLEN,
Ill Of Ch.csgo. Also. By the same. and the
lsy, II Harlem. Mi. FRANCIS a. DANIELS, OF Chi.
ago aud Miss MARY 4, sTEELE> ot iIsrieul.
, 1863-04-04
Reliable Railroad Time Table.
Hereafter trains wiu leave and arrive at Chicago
<~Tf-

DErARr. AnH7a
MICHIGAN cgxrRAI-pEr1r fopr or fAKE sTrgE-
Detroit j. n +. Express. $3.50 H. m, s1{:15 ., m
Nfrht Exnrrss 3f.45 n M I1En5a m
.e., -. .,,,c-,-,..., ~. ,a--r,+. -.
Ma.c,e E,,oas -, esan n ~ t,n.9s Es'
E.tt 4et9 a. - - ,1une = -
Nlsa' 49, r. ~ t'' O. H.
,,.n 7eh'oAS oo. * * ~ ~ L.Sh; a,,oo
a.all ;:....:,...*'.''. ~ceo c:n d. n itAU pm
NfM tulh e AFtee7''.-''' ~ D. LII !G.M, =. II
Nlsnt e. patEs ..... !t.oV 2. N. ile.uu D. II
MICHIGAN oc1AEE5-nETRo1f lEE:
aalt. :.......-. 2:D T. n. ,ll.gg p N.
11pltsS fla AQrlan $50. Tt:Vu P. N. s1euop. H.
CINCINNATI 4is LINE.
Nail Train. .s:oo a. m '1G1 ?. N.
ANsn. = -. - M To- =, L. !ou d. IL
TITsbCEuH, SoHF "A1AE AND cnlCA1o.
9aJ messenger sap o. H. .!o !on p N
N1Ght passenger. :........ f0:tV P n l1UV a. m.
f6lpafalEo Accom- n..-.. '3:3U p. H. '1p:uU g. m,
Dsy PASSENGER. .....,.... $3.50 ., n *9:4s :. n.
Night Passenger. 1875 p. NJ 'T:50 a. M
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NANTED.-Ncwspaper partner
W wanted i third partner to take All active
fnicr. st In old, well tsta'shed A.d paying
rartr. job ptntnr ard 6lnng establishment. Price.
e.ts,an,y Increasing IN every department Refer 10
G. II. & l.. LAFLIS. Partr Dealers. Chicago.
, 1863-04-04

Tho Board of Trade Regular Ticket.
Ne have already published the Union ticket
dominated by the Board Of Trade for election on
Mont'4g next. Below We append the regular
ticket:
]tftidfnt-John L. Hancock.
F;rsf iice I1et:deut-N. T. Fairbank.
>tterd 1'aee Presidential. E Kent.
j';rtcto7s-s1ninei Howe. Z. G. Wolcott, j, G.
Doe: Wm. Maeon. y. n. Egan.
A,ti5atios-W. II: Era;nHrd, Geo. D. Russell.
+. j. Bronson, S. T. Atwates, J. D. Cole, Jr.. A. j.
Deuniton, SAMUEL shacAord, Rufus Hatch, a.
inxols-H McLennan. E. Ransom. Geo. Rum
4ey.S. Clatr, l. y. Mum, c. b. Heartt, ]. c. Wy
1rln, .. J. kimbau.
TIE THEOLOGICAL sEarsAnF.-Thc annual
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the Chicago
Theological Seminary. will be held At the Seminary
Building, Tuesday, april s'st. at O'CLOCK p. N,
The Anniversary exercises Of the Seminary Will
be held on Thursday, the tsd tnst., at halfpast
nine o'clock. a. N. Il. s. r. sAsAoh'
sce'y Of the Bosrd.
, 1863-04-04

Go 10 THE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & S1nATroS's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL Co1LEGE, to get a thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-04-04

w NANTED-Secoud-hand Furni-
ture. Clothes &C.. for whc:, the highest reason
able price viii he pail. Also, Second nanI Furntr3
&C.. Of all knds constantly hand and for sale by
PHILLIP IlrMAS.
, 1863-04-04

~ For Kerosene LaInpe, Lanterns and Oil,
ule0 Ucnzolc-in fact thing pertaining to the
trade. buy OF n. F. Merrill, IS Randolph street.
,{k
, 1863-04-04
Total. ,G7G.74 SIS
New York Stock md Money Market,
I1a.H l.. AooA

Increase in March 1868 over March 1862. ss2,aA67
Total increase OF earning for the fiscal
year Guiding april l, 1868. .S233, los 60
, 1863-04-04

TOR SALE-Thc entire stock of
l. drugs and medicines in the City Drug Store.
Gaesbnr: ILL.,. with Ill the furniture pertaining there
to- to BE- sold chcap for cash. part cash and lauce
secured on lime 4 rare opportunity for anS one
In9nlls Of IoHp 4 Smith Druggists 2 Lake street.
for further par ttcn1ars. u. D. COOKE. Assignee.
, 1863-04-04
;l-ost,

LV1E,
r OST.-Somewhere in Chicago,
- du,irg the rast ten days, IromlssoFE note made
ber ]. 49, Tor one hundred dollars. ten1 with ioses.
afttr datcto 3 =. Lyon Or bearer All parties are
hereb, cautioned aebinst negotattg said n r. Pay
n'cnt having been stopped. aI3h
, 1863-04-04
THE CITY.


1ne Gh10n tluh Wcctfnns
Remember the CEson Club meeting tonight at
the new hall in Dickcy's Block, opposite the Tsc-
mont. Able speakers viii address tho meeting.
Turn ont, young men
, 1863-04-04

EASIER sISnAT.-Gracc Church is tastcfullg
and appropriately decorated for Easter Sunday.
The Choir hare been preparing themselves for
eome time past, and WILL on that occasion, furnish
the congregation With q rare musical treat.
, 1863-04-04

manner.
ID My proposition was made In good faith to
three Aldermen, who had directly and indirectly
ess8ifsd my motives, wished TO test them by
their own principles. and it nov looks as though.
10 avoid my offer, thcy hare selected tho nlan that
The Council can best spare, and the people havo
the ieast faith in. TO be eacr!fccd in my behalf.
This IL 4 dodge that wont work.
Alderman ShHfr!dt IL An ornamental. Ii not
useful member of the Board. His continuance
VIII lot work any great damage to anybody, and
can better afford 10 put mp with the office myself
than run The risk Of having hie place supplied with
man OF energy aud inielltct, which qualities
might be magle apparent in the accomplishment Of
evil purposes.
Fancy men are good in their place. I. for one.
will Lot object to them Eo long as they make at
.cnpts al an Illicit connection with fame aud the
Aldc1man Of the !ih may therefore inform his
friends who put him up'' to this thing that
casEot wnste thu TING 10 meet him at the Court
liouse, Ior anywhere else. PETER SuIMP,
Alderman Of the Second Ward.
CHICAGO, april 2, 1868.
r. ST. am yillin, to resign my place in the
Conmon- Cornci1. provided that Aldermen Hahn
an,l Schals. who hold ever in the First Ward,
which did not elect Them. md {being the only Al
were clcctcd> will DO the same in order to satisfy
these disunonists, II they dare meet me on this
ground ard call their assistance the Invinetb.e
| Club Whether rcsign or npt-whether thesc
| lieunion Aldermen will accept ms proposition or
not-1 will here anu Eow Inform al concerned that
| am determined to stand By and abide By the
| Union resolutions adopted By the Common Conn-
| Gil. for which voted, aud + htch Mayor Sherman
| has vetoed. Those resolutions are good enough
| .. psrHn SH1Yr
, 1863-04-04

ITO RENT-South Water Street
u Store 4 nnc large Store - south Water st-r It.
to rent. Apply TO I'll AILES 4. GREGORY. - De.
bern street Walkers Building aps hF-.3t
, 1863-04-04
.fur HaIe.

TOR SALE-A valuable Patent
L. for the manufactory of staple and indspe nssble
n:tIcc used In every family. Address Box 1873 or cal
ut "a Ejuxte street, Chicago, hnt cs2 at
, 1863-04-04

NrE11Sc.-An adjourned meeting Of the manss-
cfs Of the E17ng Wo1naus Refuge, and nil others
interested, will be heldthis afternoon at O'Clock
for the Transaction Of important business, at The
Young Men Christian Association foogla
, 1863-04-04

ITO RENT-A two-story frame
- house. In eligible e!ghhorhood On t'c %,s:.s.
"tst cr:ner af Gh:o and wofcott streets. + .<<-i
Per month, to ht rented TIL 1st Of September. tnr
TOT. !: GREGORY. S6 So7th Dearborn street. M.s.
ef.s Building, A[s-hSJSl
, 1863-04-04

T Q r S 4 i E-Dock Property.
Il Tic Chicago South nrnnch Dock Company Offers
for sale one Thousand feet Of front tie slips
on ths sonh Branch at iog figures for the rurpose ot
improvements. Tie prone1ty l. well snlted for manu-
featuring rurI ose any Kind OF business requiring
water 1roht For particulars inquire the Company
once Room Cobb* Iuid:nE. III dearborn t., Chi
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prcprsals
ORDNANCE Orrcy. wAs Dpps7.rn-rr,
PROPOSALS. FOR LEAD.-Sealed Pro-

;,
DROPOGALS FOR LEAD.-Sealed Pro-
posale viii received .. this Office until o'clock p m
on The 5h Of December FOR tho delivery 900 or more
Of pure Lead sui,atlc for Ordinance purposes
The Lead DO of approved quality aud TO DO delivered NJ
time within ninety days from the acceptance OF the bid or
bids. Ii - be delivered at the United States Arssna
Governors Island Nowyo and at the United States Arse
nal Lors No. 900 tuna Ut each prce nee OF all
charge f1r rsrpoaion handling and VIII 90 paid Tor In
regular cerhcars Of inspection and receipt by requiep on
the TreSgury Department in the usual form. .
Bid. viii be received for any portion OF tho quantity not less
than 100 tu,s. -
Bids With approved sureies will DO required for the fnl-
fen. any that may be MADE in pcrsuance Of ts
Advertisement 49,,
Tho DEPARTMENT tho right to sny or Gil bds
IL not deem ed satisfactory fos any
Propose. will BE- addressed 10 Bigadio- General George
ID. RassT Chief Of Ordinance Washington, D. c. aud VIII
GEORGE d. RAMSAY.
Bnra1ier General, Chief Of Ordinance.
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KROSi PIANO-FORTES.

WAaEROOX Ne. 20 BROADWAY. -
IIanes Prothers Pianos Llraeluoul5y The NEhf
gEST INSTRUMENTS MADE. Tie rcpu.s' On Of his t1
,orrhhing the CHE APEsr FlRsT-cLAss PIANOS Is MY
,s,ab i.ned - Newi ors Evening Mirror. . 49,. . .,
Nessrs. UlaeS Brothers turn out tho BEST flANO Al
THE LON Esr POSSIBLE PRICE, new ofk sun.
{ fc!us Their durability crcslcn quality Of tone and
nj. sh they a1e tho ChEAfLSr PIANOS We know
~ AID need not be distracted re epse teJ are 10" 1l'e
iNew.io Hufira, Neyiew
Thry are dc VERY BTsT irrumen'a nsde IN us ooun'
inv ihsv excel in Desusy Of FORM and icr tone d sur
rts.iag .cs.ness great bfcy re" Or ClI's'I-n
IiuIss. 80, -, =, ,
For iquare p.lao csnnoi be 'urIassed-th~'A a. H.
Journal -, ,,t A..
We would sse psl'nre IN showing 70 those de'snns 70
,.r,is-e 4. ,if.gls RON THOUSANDS who for The ast
~ vears have aad ms ffHene r,trs % e'iience
move. lrconteDly 'he Superior eTcelence Of our II
ano, TERMS or rURChsE EASN.
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Financial.

EY W. l.. WALL & Co, Auctioncers, Wash
ngor D G., south of ferngylymianv and 9ths
MINING STOCK Az AUCrlON-in pursuance Of deed
oil trust, dated the l6b day Of December, iS5; sud
recorded ia tho clerks oice Of Ailegany County
Maryland In Eter N r. No H. folio go &C. ard b. irec
ton Of The ttasce therein named, viii sci ct Public Auc
hon on SATURDAY. the Oh day Of Janua-y. 1906 IT O'Clock
p m al our Auction Rooms, in The fa.y oil Washington d. c.
Tor cash, the following stock namely:
5O5 shares In the Frostborg Goal Company.
s,6t6 Shares IN the NitAoTs Miaing Company.
800 Shares H. the Anecapy Mining Company.
WIN. j WIN 4 Co.. Anclloneers.
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ORDNANCE oyrcs, WAR DrpAnrnrrr, (,

ORDNANCE OyYrcR, WAR DRPiRTnrrr,}
WIsHINGToy Nov 20, 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Ais Office until D. the 18th OF Dece ubef next for
Of Infantry rmen. CALDER 80 TO he denver
ed in the following quantities, 1t tho undersnod Asenas
viz:
90 900 ..,s at the New York Arsenal Governors Island
20l)0s.. At the rrankford Arsenal, bridesbufg, 10
2)ccO ats ai the Allegheny Arsenal. fh burr IA
20 900 sets ii tao st. Louis Arsenal. st. Louis, No
10 900 seta II the L. s. Arsenal Ha'e.town. M1fe.
Tho.o accogsens to be made Ia strict conformity
with tn. regulation patterns which be o. OF
the above named places aud they 90 be slbsct 20 IN
By the Government be ,cceIed paid for Bat snch
arc approved inspection. Tho beta to be u grained
and al the stock tn be The best os tanned Iao saoui
der bet TO b included In the set -
Deliveries BE- made in lot. OF not less than lD ses
10 90 sets undrri and not less
n per wret ell contracts ot over lVrv sets
the fret delivery b. made within heeD days nom date OF
contract. F,nre deliver specified time will subject the
forfeiture Of the amount 70 be delivered at t,,
time The scco1egmens must be boxed IN the usual style
the bores 10 ehsedI cost to DO deiesnsd ~ tho IN
spectof.
Bidders VIII state explicitly tho Arsenal Arsanas where
they propose deliver aud the nunbeE OF sofa ioy propose
10 4. liver a. each pace II i0T more than one.
No BID. VIII be considered from parties other than rernsr
Manufacturer q the arce Hrd such auOwn - Tie
repatnen, be fully comy-sn 20 execute, In their own
,op tho VOL proposed o Esch party ob,auins conirac.
Will be required into bond with approved surety
for its faithful eIoouiion- go,
The Dspaner, tho to reject sny or e. BIDS
n not deemed satsisctory
Rs.r.sv Chief II Ordnance Washngou d. c." aad viii be
Endorsed Proposals. for Infantry Accon,errneLts.
GEO. d. RAMSAY.
Bfi,aiisf. General, Chief Of Osdnanee-
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B.i'lse OFFICE OF yssslcw LASIEK Co, ;

-. -. W. . IVV' IV I'V''
IN PURSUANCE OF an arrangement made
n with the Governor Of tho State Of Indiana will and
siter the l6th inst, advance the INTEREST DUE FROM
THAT STATE to the holders Of the STATE flVES and
TWO AND ONE-RALF PER CENTS. which fell due on
the fret day CT July last. WiNSLDW LANlER Co.
Parties to whom Indiana Five enc Two and OneIaf per
cent stocks have been transferred the LIST day of July last
Wall please notify Of the The Office Of Wnsow La
pier 4 C0.--Uec. TO- 1853. J. X. 6APEN.
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NAsHAgrAs Mfs.Ae COAPC.Y.
rgg. OK. Ie.. ". 10

NOTICE is hereby given, that Tn assrs sInehl
~ o. OFF DOLLARPER SHARE h. been l-,i.d ,p,i
~ agal stock Nv O0 ,aTesl o. the MhSA4J a., 49,
ING COMPANY "a abe the 4s ca q JeA..fJ 5t
once Of the Ieauter No. II Nasssuft, Nsw-foh Inc
frzasier Book viii 10 ced On the I pa sl ay iii'
sste no .toes will be tfsnrred unless Tho amount Oh ~ M
BON psd ntefest vail be charged o. a. asssfse's W
ne. re lh Jelary tie rate Of seven pr cent pcT na M
John ". DAVIS, Treasurer.
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SH.:s. THE 1868.

LOOtPs ....,. -,...r,., p.uIo N
Wild It's couaec.ious fcrms
TIE suoRIEsf AND CUlChESr koUIE
train. run daily iron, Now York to Philadelphia Via
NewJrIsey end c.mdsp and l A%b9y L.ns' nv r,.
AIH M, g,E LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM ThE
FOOT Or CoURTLANDrSE
ny Of Philadelphia tho morning pas'ep leave Nsw
York nc as other ioNtes; evening passenger
., p m, one hour later than o,ier hnes -
" way Of Allentown, evening passengers leave AT p n,
stor than Tho Northern lines and oy both route;
arr We at the time Northern lines in Chicago and al
points iu tho North est Cesthn. indianapolis Louisville
St Louis Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and ~ main
poia,s Neat, with fewer changes OF cars p,,-,-,
pitsburgR $50 miles and NewYork to Pittsburgh, Az mnss
Smoking and Saloon Gers on al trains
Fare the same a other routes
Baggage checked through. Trsnsfers rec.
secure a. Aots. rood until used, by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Accom- odaaion Line which sfords comfortable mode 81
tso to p-ss moving westward st onsnsu the usual rates
VI i4ls n,,-r,
By this route -ishs Of ali descriptions can Be- forwarded
nd any point the Railroads OF Ohio, KENNEDY
Indiana illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, by RAIL
ROAD DlRECr OF 20 amy port he assss riyss Vi tAs
" es. by steamers rom Pittsburgh.
The rates of Freight 20 md from any point In The Wsd
the Genital .aIoed at all tiacs favorsb:
as CHARGED by oher Railroad Companss Merchants and
shit insng the transportation Of thor Freight 70 sh~
Company rely with coandsnes on is speedy Isn'I
Farmers cud Dealers N Live Stock win find THE moss
al ansseous route tspseou lord well wate1ed ma up
From Harrisburg where will be found every tos
i.sGs d sSie H %SSE q Mi a
J. 4. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, NO As'r NOUS"
LEECh 4 Co.. Freight Aseni,, ,s.s wm,.
"'ooN"ip = b''0"o'' No Bstsry pl.o..
ENOcH LEWIS. General Superintendent, Atsssssys
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DEPor ConxrssuYs OyrioE. !

No 2a1Gt w..uScros, d. C., Dec. 10, 1903.
PROPOSALS for HAY.--Sealed Proposals In
duplicate or Five H,niIst GOO an, q s9od Ts,1e,i
the 2th day Of December lsj a, y NJ fopo-As must "
indor.cd 'PIoposas Tor liay and none vii be ensL,se
uniss they fully comply vita al the requirements Of thi' sa
Bidsr. mus, give ,heir IN full well a., he', Pos,
oath q aegance and 4fariee signed b. not ets AZ iwo
ponhe pefsoas stsi contract - sWtiae - in' piy
good and suieieni security furnished ior Tue sIesa
lion of e contract proposed Tho uEi % ct any and
ali ,oposs tho, may Be raAde unaer mi. advertisement Is
reserved ~ he Government. u In is osiaion' tic Pa0' Ia
ter.s require.
mus the individual who nsd The bi VII be held
Tcspousbis for the ~ hrfht % ~" 9ohti' hl l'opA,
acceFce md VII 10 required 70 f4in'h the above specified
guaranty. .,
,al parties to whom Awert ~ mace na'i be 20 st
oouis contracts a. ore lnt 70 give bord' c4la =. elt ~
ole ha the received no contract signed by he
Satisfactory cgidsncs Of loyalty .nd 's'vcncy of'e.h
bidder *. sssssl. na., e - n ~ tho cee
certificate Of The crs Of tho naEss.s Das Iocf' of Of e
Ts9v tldde 20 ~hou ~ aw.rd may Be- mad, rurs-' 20
cr into contract ssrceAhy with the efm q ~. sivsT,'e
., to- :, g. ssS",s s an. within ne n r,,rb
vel Ia quality In ssaniy then tic coumsiaTY 'hs have
81 ,sns such slne zen. bidder TIC advance
Prepo..is nom d.ov. parties viii nc, - ooni5rr,s
vii .uds be mad. sly person persons 10 have hste
ed 10 fhl he agreements or CONTRACTS Win tie
Bidd. mat he present At ii. or'niaf q the Nd to re-
spoud 70 tLrlr names
Tn. Hsg % be delivered ether n washiugon. Aer.n.
ara in bae. properly secured, free Of coat Of snpors
ton u handling a.,
An Iay contracted for under iris sdvertis-nen VII b
rdy iapcc,cd sd such dcs' p2' prove Of good TeF.
charitable quaty viii he rejected THO Hay vii be- pad TOT
In funds tho Government hsye on hand 10 dsbrs
upon tie eoon Of the contract, o. As 'o thereafter a.
the proper officer ,hsl be 81 funds.
De yeTins Of Hay 10 commence wiiin Ten 'o dsy' rom
the dste Of tho oora-s aud 10 BE- Completed oy s tafeth
(Jiih) Day of January, 1864. . . ,,.,1,.,
Proposals niu.t be a1dressef'o r. 7 hhipILr,
Csul G. 5. v. 40. 20 Oct Wssh Asion. d. 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
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