Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-14

/ IST OF CONTRACTS SOLICITED on
IL proposed to the War Department and its Sey.
1858: ''"""'' '-"''
r. {. Cary, Of Philadelphia, proposes IN keen
open the navigation Ui the Potomac river, from
Washington TO Aqua Creek, for seventy days from
January = 1861 for 5000 per day, by keeping in the
tuel and to make payments as he may need funds
rs the services are rendered.
Caleb S. Wright, Of Philadelphia, offers to sell TO
me Government the steamer Reindeer, for $4,000
Pond Duncklcc, Of Boston, offer to supply the
Government with their Army Range, at $40 each.
steamer Belngham, for "a, 600 a month, coal found
and Wharfage and pilotage paid.
Az, ~ :. hsey OF louisville ky offers to deliver
LIST OF June, 1885, for % cents per bushc nj Cairo
H., or Columbus, lky.j for as cents per bushcl N
Memphis, Tenn, or Helena, ATk.j and at proper
Nvhntcly hgher rates below that point. Govern
ment TO assume the risk from the enemy.
Francis kfauss, of 81. Louis, offers TO gather I'D
me waste gunny sacks Of the Western army, to de
iHy the expense OF their transportation to that
city, and to consign them to any house Government
may select, to be sold on commission, Government
Harsh 4 Moore, OF Washington, offer TO deliver
In that city, within two days from acceptance of
their proposition, one hundred mules, at 500 each
one Thousand tons Of hay lat i've hundred Der
week. At $50 per ton.
VIM. Brnnd'& Co, Of New York, offer linen duck
tents, superior to cotton duck, as follows common
or wedge tents ut $50, wall tents at $40 bospItaI
tents at SlO5. IS, shelter tents Mt 80 30.
Bent Bush, of Boston, offer two thousand u,Ir
OF shoulder scales at IS cents per pair
a. AmouN, New York, proposes to collect the
waste clothing, No., Of tho army for half the nett
proceeds arising from the sale thereof
r. II, GallahCr, New York, offers 10 furnish WA
ter-prooi goods for the army that will not smell,
etc. No price given.
W. w. Robbins proposes to furnish cavalry horses
mules at Sl25 each. '' "'''
Dr.. j. Il; Powell, Of IllinoiS, offers to furnish
lInimpnt - for tbp A.,
cuts bruises scratches, etc, in horses; no terms
specified. Recommended by Marshal W. ii. Lam.
on and Hon. Lyman Trumbull.
Joseph 4. Guttct, OF ST. Louis, Mo- proposes 10
purchase the gunny sacks Of the Western army at
MI. SchonCk oilers to furnish concentrated for
age at 90 cents per ration, Of the weight OF eight
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Dec H. lS62-R. J, Calling, Indianapolis, oilers
ances at $500 each.
Dec T. lss!-Thomas Poultney, of Baltimore,
ohefs 10 furnish three thousand OF Smiths car
bines At 1877 each. On u contract of ten thousand
price reduced in proportion.
Dec 26 1884. j. Bergen, President, BROOKLYN,
proposes to furnish MooTe's patent carbincs at Sal
Dec, "a lse2--Ceorgo W. Bcrga, attorney, Wash.
ington, offers to furnish new breCrh.loading car.
binc to cost the same as Sharp's.
De-" 20 1854. j. Burgcn, President, BROOKLYN.
proposes Il" furnish ioore's patent rifles at S25
Dec. a. ls69-D. j. Willard, Clay vile, New York.
offers lOOO cavalry sabTes at 81 each.
Dec 81 l6b2-H. \. Dingee New York, offers 10
furnish 5000 infantry requirements at So 70 each
jan !, ls63-Joseph Davy, Newark n. j., offers
TO mfnlsh 900 horse equipments at s92
Jan. ,, lB63-HOwland \ AapinwaII New York
each. w ~
Jan. q, Is63-Cyrus Alger 4 Co., South Boston.
9her to furnish 10 light l2pounder bronze guns at
u cents per pound. ~
Jan, 3, I665-Mernll, Thomas a Co., Bsltimore
offer to furnish 1900 MerriIls patent carbines al
82S each. INV" %
Jan q, lS63-Ell Whitney, Whitney, lille, t,onu,.
each. ~ %
Jan. 6, lsGl--John J. Plttman, New York, offers
price. ~ - '"''
Jan. s, lss3-E. Mctzcr, Philadelphia, offers to
furnish sabre belts at 81 62G pistol holsters at 30
cents pistol cdI fridge boxes at n cents bAyOnet
sGanbafus NJ 10 cents, airy halters al TO- com
pleIe sets OF equipments at S22 so per set.
jan: D. lsss-Wllliams, Belts \ Co, Newark n.
- Oer to furnish 10000 sets OF infantry Acquire
mentB at 50 25 per set
Jan. g. is63-R, Nece, Philadelphia, Offers to fur
ash 100 sets OF horse equipments at SCI 81 per set
ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT
James H. Butler, of Nottingham, N. H., for the
delivery Of white pine lumber for wharf and rail-
way purposes at Fort Constitution, Portsmouth
HATbOT, H. H., at $40 so per ton Of 10 cubic feet
Recommended by Major Benham. jan lI-lt