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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
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THE HUEZ CANAL,

The decision Of the Emperor OF France with
reference to the Suez Canal Is likely to put an
end to the old controversy between British and
French diplomacy in the East, and at the same
time hasten the completion of one of the greatest
maritime enterprises the world has ever seen.
The Suez Canal is French project, and this
circumstance alone would have been sufficient
TO raise the jealousy and the opposition Of Eng
land But when a suspicion was reused that
tho Canal Company was nothing but hired
agent Of the French Government. and that the
Canal, on being completed, would, with all its
immense advantages, become the property Of the
French Government, England found it, course,
Of sufficient Importance to strain her diplomat
ic influence in Constsntinople to the utmost to
prevent the success Of the Company.
An attempt TO bring about the dissolution Of
the Company by the testimony of English En-
gineers rs to the impracticability Of the project,
failed, the French stockholders taking very little
notice Of the English testimonies. Then it was
tried to prevail upon the Turkish government to
avail itself ofts nominal sovereignty over Egypt,
and amend the contract of the Company with
the Egyptian government. In this attempt
they were partially successful. The Suez Canal
Company had obtained from the late Viceroy
Of Egypt the right of employing for tho con.
struction Of the Canal Egyptian laborcrs, which
of course means in Egypt forced labor. Another
stipulation was that certain lands, adjoining the
line Of the proposed Canal should be conceded
to the Company; and third was, that fresh.
water Canal to the Nile, should DO given to the
Company for its own purposes, but to be con-
structed at its own expense. Neither the Pasha
of Egypt nor the Company deemed 1t necessary
to wait for frman of the Sultan; the works
were Immediately commenced and have since
made considerable progress. Last year the Brit
ish Minister in Constantinople succeeded in OBJ
tanning firman of the Sultan, which forbade
the further employment Of forced labor and the
acquisition by the Company of any other lands
save that acquired for the necessary works. The
French Company was, at first, inclined to dis
puto the authority Of the Sultan. but ultimately
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TERMS.
To Corrcspondents.

no notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communicates
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
BY the address Of the wrter-no: necessarily io
pubucstion- but guaranty for his good fsitk
MI business ths office should be sddrsssod to Ihe
TKrsusE" New-YoIk-
w. cannot 70 r-turn elected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
Netp2lork DAILY Tribn,se
TUESDAY. AUGUST 90. 1864.
The Tribune.

All the materials used in the publication Of q
pewspsper have largely advanced price within the sstfew
S.onth. The white paper which we print THE DAILY
5sBuss than we receive from the sale Of the
printed sheet and every additional demand for the paper
Suoh added We therefore compelled to advance the
eric. of ,b. paper which from and ser Thursday July a.
WI be for single copy CENTS or where delivered in the
city by carriers "a CxsrsA WEEK The mai subscribers
TO the Daily viii be charged so per Anuum. by reference
T. Terms 1t will be noticed that make no advance
the regular subscription prices Of the sem"ee.y ana
Weekly but for tho present must suspend al c'o' s'e
and adhere strictly regular yearly subscnpuoh prices
an copy Of the paper will be sent to parties procuring
subscribers and mailing rensance' as heretofore he"
ances made before this notice reaches the pa"' WI" W
ssivsd and the order. erecuteda ct our old rsse''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-18
CINCINNATl lvENEREALu HOBPlTA


FOR TIE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control OF two Of the most Eminent
Physicians IA The world,
nR. E. BONAPA HTE, irom Loudon aud PARIS
hospitals and Tor the past ten years o the Cln-
6i1nati VsneTeS Hos spi,,,, aad Dr. + II. REYNoLns,
late OF New Work, THIS she QDY o'lse an the G,ty
where a perthAnent rufp a private Diseases can he
obtained, without tf abe OF nioTcnry or change ot
diet. GouorTh, cured Ia Gt0 ~ hours, Gcet cured
IN To 10 days, Structures cured IA To 3Neck Noe.
turnai Emissions stopped Ia Ia & days; Seminal
Weakness cured ia tos We, Ks, Syphls in lts prml.
~ stages cured IN days Sec udary symptoms ia
to 8 weeks Skin Diseases cured IA 10 weeksi iu-
potency, Sig0r restored IA " weeks All Ndiscaaes
af private mature reaiei vita unparalleled ,ieoeaa
Dr. Bouaparte's great work on rrlyate dsecfes, the
Private Guide to Health, D. beneficial TO ALL male aud
ieinsla, old ani Young should read this book ltwl
enhghtan those who gfope Ia darkness. irce 20
De- Il B.naparte's Franeh Patenl Male sslel II is
perfectly safe aad neyer iails 10 20 saslacion Ills
The only safe and sure preventive against disease
Prae OF The French Patent Male Safe 81 the single
sns, 81 per halt dozen u per dozen, scnt by mail
@S-Madane LOHlERS Female mUuthly Pills IS a
safe aud reliable Temedy pF s9ppsesslo9s 9nJ sll rs
pregnancy, al tliay VII pr5duee miscarrlaR1 pToo
u % per box extra tine s. sent TO any address by
mail.
Drs.B r. aro the men 10 consult; thry are un.
quesuOuAhly acknowledged 10 b6 the champions and
knEs OF Veuereal diseases, and TIE only Doctors who
rocelys monthly reports from the Old world they
have heen aeeustomei ifpm 40 early age OF youth %
witness tbs yarinits diseaAes which aiiirt mankind,
snd 10 watch the progress through long career OF
professional study Ia esery sphere oi lie, nom the
humble abode Ol poverty 60 the mansion of the veal
,hy, aud haylug a4tertahe beyond doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity, they determined 10 select the
goneratiye syaiem ther pprtflnr riudV, ami to de
vote their whole attention 70 the alienation Of the DIS
eases OF these Ia pnrlant nlnctons No letters will be
answered unless they csutau remittance or post,
hrs. BONArAWPE a RRyAOLDs,
No. lss sycamore street, between FiRb| tSth, east
Oihss nouTs rom = An ioaP.h t-b
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-18
@enical.
81. ~ @eniral.
How TO Keep in Good Health
.uNi AND r
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

TttnE primary cause Of every iisease that nesh Is
i her TO IS impurity of tho blood The blood bo-
comes impure frum many csusea. Impure AR OF
change of weather, unwholesome fOod and exposure
are among the principal causes Of Impunty OF the
blood. The symptoms are giddiness headache, col =
nls ID thoughts eyes duh Vhd heavy drow Aness Con
supst0n of the bowels, had taste In tls mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, paius ia the back and legs
oas OF appetite, seepless nights, cOhe, cramp pan
ughiness OF the chest, heartburn, gout and hsu
Inatism, puRing aud purgnR, chhla aud ieVers more
or less accompanying these and long tram OF trOub
esone aud dangerous affections, al Of which may be
preyented and cured by taking few doses oi Or.
SrRiCKLAND'S VEGE'rABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILtOUS PULLS. They Will purity tho blood and puI
the stoinsch, bowels and liver m healthy condition
They PARTICULARLY suitable lOr eiIOn,c and neryous
daetses. Every Rmily and cYosy soldier ahouli
keep a supply Of these Pills, many Diseases are oh
waited by tlernse. They are Il mild aud slps medt
clue, and can be taken al any time without danger OF
taking cold aiI 10 f..at lHiH
Sold by al druggists, sent TO any part on receipt
OF twen(y i've cents and Btamped enN oope. address
ed Dr. STRICKLAND, east Fou ia street Cinciupo
q, unio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-18
MITSIC STORE.

TNHE attention Of mu -icans and all lovers Of music
| Is called 10 our splendid assortment Of mu9 cal
Instruments Of the most Hppsoy 1t lnNuuietlrr1.
We nave constantly ou hand a huc stOc, OF Niuhus,
Flutes, Guitars, C0nrortmOs, hnd AceordeunS ol every
variety Of quality aud prcc.
Being also agents Tor Ernest Gables celebrated
Piano Forte4 We are able to furnish the puhc with
these hue instruments which may he lbyorahly com.
pared with The best now manufactured
oar facilities sUch 10 guabe as TO furnish The
above as also music books sheet music and H kinds
Ui musical han,se at prices and trrmS that tAn
not tai 10 prove satisfactory 20 pNrchasers.
CAD, 4 A. FlSIER, M Main street.
gsa Retweea THIRD aui Fourth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-18
plantation l5tticrs.
BITTERS


PLANTATION BITTERS
which are nov recommended by the highest medical
authorities, eut warranted TO produce an immediate
beneficial effect Ih'J are exceeding a srealo, per
ycuy pure aud must suporccde alt oh or tones wheru
healthy, gentle stmulRut ls required
Ihcy purity, strengthen and inugomtei
Ihoy Great, "a huaitny Appoutei
They are an anudots 10 change OF water ami ,lieti
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud late hours
They strengthen the system nnd enliyrn the mtndi
They prevent miasmaue and intermittent icyors;
They purity tho breath and scidity Of the stomschi
They cure dyspepsia and consupatio
They cure iiarrhcs, cholera and cholera morbusi
They cure liver compliant and nervous heedache
The, inaLc The veal, strong, the laugud brilliant,
aud sfe exhausted natures great They
composed OF ur celebrated calsaya tark winicr.
green, sassalras roots aud herbs all reserytdnpcr,
'ectly pure 81, CroiK rum.
! a.. lhaye given The plsntaton hitters to hund.
tals of our d,salicd solders with The most astonsh-
ny e'ocl G. W. ANDEEWs,
upt. Soldiers Home, CINCINNATI"
| ".@ The Plantation Bters bsye cured ms OF liver
complaint OF which was,lat lii PROSTATE, aud had
ta abandon my uuainess.
IL u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, ONO"
]
"s.a I oks much to you, ior verify believe the
| plsutaiou Bitters have saved my iire
Rev W. n. Wagon Mr., bNdttd, N. y"
! ~ rhou Wilt sent me two bottles Eore of thy
lisptauon Dtttprs. Ny wife has been eally bgnsih
t.l ny their use, rhy TREND,
ASA CuRRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
! '' @ have beea great Snicrur from dyspepsih
sli Na., TO abandon preaching. lne Plantation
! ,u.rs have cured mo.
Res. j. S. CATHORN, Rochester, N. Y"
o." send u- tweuty-lour dozen more Of y0ul
Plantation Bitttls the popularity OF which daily
ncrcaslog 0lth tho guests Of ourhouse.
s9KES, CHADNlClg SCol
/ Pruaietors WIZARDS iiote WiAhnston,D. o.
Such aro. oae m thousands OF certificates daily re
criyed. They sretmmens0ly bouedtnl to wen; per
4oos and delicate iru,aleA
BE cautious al a-iiuel bottles Bee our -,gpnim'
uu 6ae sley plale labol They are not sold by Inc
gLiop They are only sold IN our patent log cabit
lnaos bi respectable druggists, roeers, hotels, sa
ioous, steamboats, and country stores
r. H. DRAKE CO.,
.e2dsw1Tn 2,r, BToalHAy, N, Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-18
prcss anO GIoak aldkiuq.
WYnkoop's Zealand PectOral

Diseases of the throat, chcstaud pulmonary organs
are over prevalent, infiduus and dangerous. Tile
properties of medicine 90 alleviate, cure aud upr0c
these oomplsinta must hc oXpeotorNht, anodvne and
inWgomunV, looscniug The mucous OF tho throat, and
mpUtihg touo 90 the ontre systcm. No discovery in
mcdual sgicnfe nasiered thls class ul dttcases
like lr. WyukuQps Iceland iuetoia. II is used with
he most -ioniAhing resuitsn al eases OF bruncht
unuenEa, whoopihg cough, diidheria or putril sore
tltoat asthma, croUp, coughs colds nervous irrie.
iNttty, At.
The Rev ) J Potter ccrtihcs that ''I have used nr
Wyuloops rertorl tor several years, myself ani IN
my @miiy, for severe pulmonary complaints and
have recommended II To many others. and have mover
seen It's equal" Rev. J. J. Potter, brooklyn N. Y.
uullrela and thousands Of important testiHloni-
ds couli br produced, showing u.s. remarkable curga
and that II never fails.
II is composed OF purc Iceland MosR, balm Of ell.
4Rd Peruvian nalssm, Elecampaue, tomircy, Bur
dock, and other lnYauH cNpectent and tonic iu-
grehcuta. ltis harmes-, prompt eud lasting. In.
yNlij aud -untrers caunOt alurd TO neglect trial.
Every family 4honld hay t. u is remarkable iot
Group. Fun derrptoas, accommodations and Ill
ecuous sccomlRny ess'h hottle.
Sold ia Dayton by W w. stewart and all principal
drNqst9.
ErroFsrrd bay DIR d wyhoop, and sold by .. $
Bsrues S Co. EcW York. se&idiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-18
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sFRIoKLAND's METLIFLuoUs COUGH
t4 BAISAM. stf i1a

Thu II the best aud cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hohtseuess, Asthma, WhOoping Cough, aud
Consumption Everybody who has tried this exeel
lent Balsan aathusia ,hctliy recommend II. Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr street, C,nelnnati says she has been O
not Co be atle to walk up stairs she took bottle
OF this Basam aud has been belter e,er since, and
advises ali VINO nave Cougha, q Ids and Aathula TO
ty this valuable Cough bAlstin Fifty cents per bot
tle Sold by all DRUGGISTS ani manufactured Rt No.
east Fourth street. Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08

from south side OF Hoboken street TO Hammond street. shos
be payed with Belgian pavement both sides Of tho railroad
trn. with resoptonsrst that the interests Of public
require that the said Hudson River RsrosCopsny should
pave said part Of West street to the required by tho
terms of said antto them and that they be directed nme
dstey upon the passage Of this resolution pave cause to
be paved space twenty-five feet in width 10 and about their
tracks West street. from south side Of Hoboken street to
Hammond street In the following to wit: So much
of said space be within and between said tracks may
be paved with cbbe stones and much Of said
outside OF the outer rails Of each track shall be paved with
Belgian apbock and the whole to be done under the d.
and to the satisfaction Of the Croon Aqueduct Board
and second that copy of this preamble and resolution be-
Council aud duly served tho said railroad company
and OF their egect comply Herewith within thirty
days from the service thereof that the said Croton Aqueduc
Board shall be- aud they hereby authorized and directed to
specified the resolution at the expense Of
said rsirosd CON parry.
Which carried.
The resolution then adopted by the following vote
=, Afhmstive-Conncilmen Brophy. Hehernan, RePpeir
Brandon. Brice. Russell and Joyce--l3.
Afirnatiye-Councilmen Keenan, Riley, Hagery. Hayes.
Webster. Gross. Opdyke, Jaques and tizserald-9. .
Councilman RUSSELL moved that the Committee on Roads
be discharged from the further consideration Of petition OF
pGoPe yowners for leave to grade &C., Ninety fourth street,
between Third and Fourth avenues r,-re
by Board Of Aldermen, prayer Of petitioners ganted)
Which was oonrurred In.
pAPERs FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Resolution that permission be granted to Andrew Gasnef TO
lay drain from m promises number one hundred ana thif
street. hundred and feet east Of third svenue
under the direction % Croton Aqucduct Department
Which was copcuITet IN
On motion the Board adjourned.
Whereupon the PRESIDENT declared that the board sood
''''''D'1 'D'' JAMES NJ. sWEENY, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
proposals.
ARxr CLOTHING AND EeUPAaH OYrros
No. lA CrscIsSAT1, o., May Is. 1854.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned


No. ia CINCINNATI. o.. May Is. 1864 !
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
L until FRIDAY June 10, 1864. at 2 O'Clock p. m hr
furnishing this Department. by contrsct) with
900 SHELTER TENTS moro or less to be deliversd
within to sx.y days from date like sample made U. s..
Tent Mandatory in this city
KNAPSACkS-Army STANDARD
CANTEENS-Army standard.
AK HELVE5-iko u ). samples Nos. and uhs former
preferedD
samples Of which may be at tho Office of Clothing aud
Equipsse In this city.
10 be delivered free Of charge at the u Inspection Ware
house In this city In good packages with e name Of the
party furnishing the kind and quantity Of goods distinctly
marked on each article and PACKAGE
Parties offering goods distinctly state In their bids the
quantity they propose to furnish the price, and the mo OF
delivery.
Samples when submitted be marked and numbSed to
correspond with tho propo and the parties thereto must
that the goods shall be Ia every respect equal to
Army S.andard Otherwise tho proposal will not DO cousid
cred.
guaranty signed by responsible persons must accom-
pany each bid. that the bidder will supply the
tcles awarded to him under his proposal
Bids will DO opened FRIDAY, June TO- 1854. at
O'Clock p M at this Office and bidders requested TO DO
Awards viii be made on SATURDAY. June II, 1861
Bonds viii be required that the will be faithfully
fulfilled.
Kilograms relating 10 proposals viii not be noticed.
Blank form. Of Proposals Contracts and Bonds may DO OBJ
tanned at this Office.
The right reject any bid deemed nnr. asonabe reserved
BY order Of Col THOMAS SWORDS A. O. NJ. q.
CIV MoULroS. Captain and A. q NJ D,JotjeN
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Corporation Noiltss.
PROPOSALS FOR
SS5OO,OOO.
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS
No g.

Sealed proposals will be received the Comptroller Office
until SATURDAY the lth dsy Of June 1854 at O'clock p.
H. when the will be publicly opened for the PURCHASE
OF the whole any par. Of the sum Of FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS ofthe "volun,ecr Soldiers Family
Aid Fund Bonds No. 81 authorized by ordinance Of the
Cooperation passed May 20 1854 and act Of the Legislature
Of the State Of New. YORK, passed March 6. 1853
Tho said bonds will bear interest the rate Of six cent
per annum payable semsnnuay the lst day Of May and
November in each year. and the principal will be redeemed
November /, 1879.
The proposals viii state the amount Of Bonds desired and
the price per one hundred dollars thereof aud the persons
whose proposals accepted will ereupon bc required TO de-
post with Chamberlain Of the city. at the Broadway
Bani, the awarded to them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
berAin for such deposits the parties will be entitled to re-
cege bonds equal OF the par value thereof bear
ing interest from the dates Of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed aud Endorsed Proposals
for Volunteer sodior Family Aid Fund Bonds No. g." and
ncosed second envelope addressed 20 the Comptroller
The ry, reserved reject any all Of the bids the
interests osthe Corporation require il.
MATHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City OF New York. Department Of Finance. Compsfoers
Office, May D. 1864.
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ARMY CLorniSG AID EouIPAGE OFFICE. }
No l26 CIscISSATi. Ohio, june ], 1904.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned,
A until WEDNESDAY, June Is, 1904. at o'clock p H.,
for furnishing this Department 10y contrso with tie follow
ing BOOhS.
Company Ordsr Books Army Standard.
COMPANY Clothing hooks. Amy STANDARD
Compaf > Drs--,p'iys boo1.. Army Stiniirl.
Company morning Report Books. Amy otaniiTd
Pc; Drdrr Books Army STANDARD
PO.. Letter BOOKS Amy STANDARD
Post o. AID R~p.rt Boos.. Array STANDARD
Rcgim. niA Order Books. Army standard.
Rcgi-eni,i Descriptive Books Army siandlrd
Rerimruial Index rooks. Army S'Auil-t .
H-giuIcn.al Order Books. Amy STANDARD
SAMPLES Of which b. NJ the office OF Clothing and
EquiDlsr IN this city -.
r. b. -v.red Of charge At the U. ). Inspection Ware
houe ri,y m good psrkssrs with the nnnie 81
The party furnishing; the Kind and quantity % goods distinctly
marked on each article and Varkage
Parties oaofus goods distinctly state In their bids the
nifty they propoa urush tho Ice md time OF delivery
samples when submitted h. married aud numbevd 70
pond tine proposal and tie parties Thereto must
gnf1niee the goods shall be IN every re-p~r, eqra 70
Amy STANDARD the proposal vii Ho b. considered
gnaanee signed by Two responsible pcrsons must ac
company each bid guaranteeing that tie bidders VIII supply
the nr.iclrs swadnd 20 hisn under his pfoposa-
Hid. ". b- opened on " EDNEsDAl June Is i5bl n .
O'Clock T. H. a. this oce, and bidders arc requested TO DC
Awsrd. will be mad. on THURSDAY, June lG. l1t
BouI. viii b. required that the contracts viii be- faithfully
fulfilled.
Te.r-ran. relating % Proposal. will no, b. noticed
Blank forms u froposal contracts and bonds may Dc %
tanned ~ thi- oitc..
Ry order Of Co. THosAs SWORD, 4. q y. o..
c -. AOULION, Capt and A. - h
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Jntsrnal Nepenue.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-Ofico of |

INTERNAL REVENUE.--Ofhceo of United
States Ase.ssr Ninth Collection District CONSISTING
or iarH 18TH AND 22D WARDS. New York, No 81 West
s4,hs, June 4th, 1854
Notice hereby given that tho lists valuations and enune
sions made and taken by the Assistant Assessors within this
district the first day Of May 1854 and previous to the
h day Of June 1854 including tax upon Incomes for tho year
1863 under and in Of the provisions Of IAN Act to
provide Internal Revenue ,eupport the Gornmen and to
psy Interest the PubcDeb approved July 1867. and
amended March Sd, 1853 may now be examined at the
Office Of the Assessor Mp 90 West abs and that such lt''
valuations to enumefsons " remain open for examination
said place for the space Of eoa days om aud aiier the
date hereof
And notice hereby further given that appeals from the pro.
ce~dngs Of the Assistant Asess0Ts within said District rela
nay erroneous valuations OF properly OF
objects liable to duty taxation embraced In ssid lists VIII be
and determined the Office Of the As.esor within
five dsys thereafter HOMER FRANKLIN,
Assessor Ninth Collection Distrix,
Comprising 18th. 18th sns I'D Wards New iork.
ALL APPEALS required TO be made IN "Tiuhs' ana
must specify particular cause matter or thns repecs
which decision Is requested and tue ground OF principle
Of inequality complained OF.
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-o--------..--7O yyIcE, No. II srArHsr.,l
QuAnHrRnAsr' Nxw YoaK, June O. 1854 !
ppCOcALS will be received at

p hi. Office u ua'i, Cedar whit. Pine anp.Si:i
his DrParmsnt NV 70 bs inch In thickness, II
WATER BUCKEYE to be nssh. aud Of Cedar OF White
inches "a length; large and well bail to be Of heavy
Pine hs chine 40 be broad and Of heavy hoop irons hePs
to BE- Of good Hy this Office Persons Offering
kind required sample with their bid stating how many
will please 81 per week and will be expected to dcllvos
they can dehsse ct place Of shipment In this city The
them nee Of rejecting any oe not deemed sdvsn
seoai should be indorsed Proposals for Water Buckets,
AMI STEWART VAN VLIET. QusrtsTmastst
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ARNr CLOTHING AND EoUiPAGH OPPIcR
No. 1875 CINCINNATI. Ohio. May e. 1854
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned


until MONDAY June H. 1854 at o'clock p. m Tor fur.
niships this Department toy CONTRACT with
ARMY BLANKETS, WOOL grey with the letters u. s. In
black inches long, IN the center TO BE- feet long and feet
inches wide to woish pounds EACH Of domestic mannae
tuI-.
To he delivered free Of charge at the U. s. Inspection
Warehouse In this city In good packages with the
of tho party furnishing the kind snd quantity Of goods dis
tinctly marked on each article and package
Parties offering good must distinctly state In their bids
tho quantity they propose furnish the price and time OF
delivery.
Samples when submitted mu,t ne marked aud numbered
correspond With tho proposal and the parties thereto must
that the goods shall be Ia respect equal to
Army STANDARD ohewie the propo will not be considered
guaranty signed by two ponsi5e persons must accom-
psny each bid guaranteeing that tho bidder viii supply the
ss.ices srded TO him under Bis Proposal
Bid. viii DO opened on MONDAY. June II. 1854 At
ocock T. m, at this Office and bidder. requested to De
present.
Award, viii b. made on TUESDAY. June IA. Ie5a
Rcdns viii be required tina, the contract will be faithfully
fulined
I-egfarss relating TO proposals viii not be noticed.
Bsk forms u fropo.a. Contracts, aud Bonds nsy be OBJ
tanned at this Office
Ihe rshi reject any i deemed unreasonable Is r:.eEyed
fy order ot Col IHOS. SWORDS, A. u d. o.
CIV. MouLros, Captain md 4. q. NJ.