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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
Corporation Notices.
Corporation Notices.
$I.0OO.OOO L 0 A N
OF TIE
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOR 81 ,00O, 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS,
,prTNo mn, n.r .ucp NOT lWApnFn IN pfDe
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOR 81 zoo, 600 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
BEING THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON BIDS
FOR $4,000, 600 OPENED FEB. 70, 1861

Sealed Proposals win be received the Comptroller ooe
until MONDAY March 1864, u O'CLOCK, N, when the
will be publicly opened for the purchase at not loss than
their par value OF the whole part OF the sum OF One
Million Dollars Of the Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds"
orzed by ordinance Of the Board Of Supervisors passed
February H. 1864 and by act OF tho Legislature Of the
State Of New York passed February 1854 being the
not awarded bids for $1,000 900 opened February o. 1864
will bear nteres, the rate Of per cent
per snnum psysbs semannusy the first day Of May and
November in each year. and the principle will BE- redseasbe
follows Five hundred thousand dollars November 1885
and five hundred thousand dollars November l. 1896.
The proposals viii the tmount Of bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof; aud persons
whose proposals accepted viii hereupon be required 10
deposit with the County Treasurer tho awarded 10 them
respectively
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts Of Tho County
TREASURER for such doposts, the parties - be entitled TO
oeye Bonds for equal Of the par value Of the sums
awarded 20 them bearing intcres, from the dates Of payment
Each proposition should be sealed anSndorsed Proposals
for SOLDIER Bounty Fund Bonds and neiOsed IN second
envelope addressed 70 The Comptroller.
The right is reserved TO reject any AL Of the bids con
deed necessary protect promote tho interest OF the
county. MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller,
City OF NewYork Department of Finance ComPtIollers
Office February 25 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
WisuIseIoH, d. C., Feb. a. 1864
PROPOSALS FOR ICE. - Sealed PRO-

II POstLs will BIZ received st this Office until IL ococh
m on TUESDAY March Is 1864, for the supply Of best
quality Of ICE TO United States General Hospitals 81 New
0rean. La Baton Rouge, La, Key West. Fla and frnss
cola Fla aud slch points the Coast 81 TsI may be
occupied as hospitals during the year 1904. Att,
Prppo,s viii price per hundred pounds, delivered
dny a., reavred by Surgeons In charge OF hospitals I'D we
vicinity Of points. also price pcr tan Of two thousand
noppd carefully stored in meteorological Ice Houses Al tho
sbovo points subject to inspection and measurement eJ The
Tbs follovng 10 the estimated quantity requtedS each
,n, hat the proposals include all additional amounts 70
o.uT,d durnf the year at the zane rates:
New Orleans TOO Iuns
Pensacols, so Tuns.
Key West, 10 Tuns
Baton Rouge. 200 runs.
Tls aboye Proposals mast be accompanied by susahtoe
that The party or parties responsbie eerhed 70 ~
In.d sts,o District Attorney OF Clerk OF Dlstrict court
H.. contract will b. awarded " the lowest responsoie
n.,, ar n.r.s who viii DO duly notified by mail or other
49, .t h.r bid Ia accepted and they viii Immediately be
"a enter into contract under bonds to tb. spoun' oil
r TIo...nl Dolsrs Bonds 10 be properly certihed To-
An aah Of the United States Government must
also accompany the PROPOSE ,,rupv ,ouNsON n O
n and Puryeyor u s. A., Washington d. o. MARKED FRO
possls for Ice. ,.,,,.. ,o,o,,,. ,..t ha ali.
tincy written upon the PROPOSE A., ~, 49,. .,.,.A
III Deu.msnt reserves the Ishi TO reject All
bids NJ w.sh,n,ton ID G.
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proposals.
WAR DEPARrhBsr. CAVALRY BUREAU,
OYyICB ~ CHIEH QuARrERnAsTER,
WksQtUarOH ID T. Mach 1874
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES

PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Office until IL
O'Clock M, MONDAY March fourteenth Qthl, 1864 for
TWO THOUSAND &, O1o) CAVALRY HORSES, to be do.
hysred at SYRACUSE ~ within forty toy days from date
ONE THOUSAND &, ooo) CAVALRY HORSES, 70 be de-
yered al Ogdeusborgb, ~ r. within thirty 1907 days from
date Of contract
Said Hosses to b sound in al particular not less than hve
high ull feshed eompacty built, bddewise and Of size
sufficient for cavalry purposes.
TAee tpeeeat0Hs vH BE- sietlg adhered TO and Tsfdy
enforced IN ererypar!ictiid,.
No bid win be entertained unless accompanied By guaranty
for its faithful performance.
" Should any United States officer guarantee the proposal
Of hidior who should prove be irresponsible his name
will be reported to the Secretary Of with recon,endA
ton that such officer be- dismissed the service.
Al bidders and gaayontoy cH BE- held 10 The rifeft 0e-
eouHiabk ard every failure 20 comply u.b eT1s o. con,
tract 20 make TIE contract bhts dp0ydsa S Be J0AoDsd
by prosecution 10 the (lH eTfeEt Of the Lrc.
Form Of bid and guaranty DO bad on application a. this
Office.
Successful bidder. win BE- prepared 90 enter Into written
contracts With good and sufficient security immediately on
the acceptance Of their bidA ~
The oath of slegisnce must accompany each bid
The undessn the right to reject al bids deemed
unreasonable
No bid viii be entertained for less than fly hsrses
Bids for the entire number OF Horses required are invited
Payment will be made completion OF contract, soon
thereafter ~ funds may be received.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cavalry Horses
and addressed Lieut. Col JAMES A. EKIS Chief Quer'
termastsr, Cavalry Bureau, Warrington, d. G..
Any iasr information viii be promptly given on spphca'
Goa JAMES A. EKlS,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermaster,
Cavalry Bureau.
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o.Dsisc. o,ros. w.A Dnra Z, ,sl, !

OnpsASon OISicn, WAA DkrAhrnfsf,}
WuHusrox, February 70, 1914
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
i mont, until TUESDAY, March IS, q p m, foI The
delivery 81 the following Ar.enAls, Of HORSE EQUIP
AENTS, United STATES Cavalry pattern, - hereinafter
AZ he New. Yori Arsenal 900 sets
Al the Frsnkford Arsenal, 200 sets-
AZ the CiDdnnsti Depot, 400 sets
Al the b. Lous Arsenal, 800 set2
These sets Of Horss Equipments 10 Be furnished com
plss except The horse brush curry comp lGst picket
inh and BLANKET The curb and watering e the msnesoe
and finish 10 those Deposited 81 the Asenhs aooV
n.med The trees be Of the regular pattern assorted
Of The pomme The side bars Of hard white wood beech
the poumss and esn.es Of beech, well pot together al
s ons OF inch thich and III let into the wood
be covered .iA ' be-, oSss n.psc
ton during oil stages Of the Manufacture Bot me soup
msnu will bs Inspected 1t the Arsensl. shes eevsred
Deliveries mus. be made in lots Of not "" than hity se's
Dor veei for ali contracts Of SO sets under one hundred
sss per wesi for oil contracts Of from 100 up TO LOO ss
two hundred sets Per eeh for all contracts OF from to
1000 Sets and Eve hundred sets per weed Tor all contracts Of
from 900 go sets Ihe hrs delivery 70 DO maoe On we
Tsurs. 10 n,aio deliveries At specified time win subject
The contractor 70 forfeiture Of the number be msy lA 10 Do
No bid, will be considered nom parties other than regular
and such Known TO this DepArm-ei 70
be fully competent 10 execute 10 heu own ahoPs NE "ofh
jser, riIl ineoss With ,r bids the written seinOwlsds
meat. Of their suIetles, over their own ssnstures
Each parry obtsnint contract s DO oonsea 70 enet LILO
Upon the being made successful bidder wi DC non
6ed and furnished with forms Of contract and bond
Tho Department the night TO reject any or al Dds
Proeo.a. viii be addressed to Brgsder General George
D. Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance Wsshington, d. c. and VIII
b Endorsed Proposals for hOr'e ha9i6%epnt,.u s.v
Brsader General, Chief Of Ordnance.
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feaal Noiltfs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of ROSWELL
Il c. BRAIkARD, eco. Surrogate Of the County OF king
Notice hereby given according 90 lave to oil persons having
claims against THOMAS y. GREEN, lsts Of The City OF
deceased that required TO Ihibt The Same
with tho yoeche thereof TO the subschber the Admnis,Is
rir Of tho oce OH c. PLACE, No sCourtst In the City
Of Brooklyn on or before 10th day Of July nsItDsisd
Jsnp,ry II 1854 HELM II. STEVENS,
;si6 I. xfnoc.ts Adminis,r.trtr.
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/ oRDsiRCs OryIos. Wan DEPARrrESr,
WAsHIraToN, Feb. .. 1854.

PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
l men, until TUESDAY March 9. e o'elocs P N, foI
sets Of wroughton Worn los United States Artillery Hn
The Harns.. Irons Or. 70 Be- psnhsd in ~srsde boI.
containing twelve sne sets each being an assortment for foul
~h.e and eight lead boes and each wsA ss 20 packed
viii consist Of tho following piecosi
pairs short Hsmss, complete
pairs Dedium Hsrnss, complete
% Trace Clips with ~ Rivsts
= double Loop. o. Eycs
u ssddle Loops tbsni for csntsl
= long Chains. 9Th Tossle.
"a short Chains. with TosCea
Los Guards with 10 Rivets,
eSaddle Loop, straight, br rdins sslhs pomneL
These Harnes, irene conform strictly IN pattern and
weight 10 the model sets 10 BE- al THE once and 81 The
s Be Z q ~ is &. a.
hind Of iron g.rhesd W ID. osei. on Of Iron copies Of
All the iron, are 10 p.nn.Stbs japan 70 be Of the
md We. baked on .A, ~, .Ds :. :9ps
Tbs Hsm.. to b msrfed with the Dskers name The
sire. and The letters w. A. The latter stis fourth Of
All d. piece. to be 20, Op proper bundles properly
labeled and ssoh bon Ia TO be carefully PACKED as ps,cnesd
BY the Inspector Tbs packing bon 10 be paid for he In
Deliveries A.. 70 b. made ., The rate Of Dot b than s,ty
per Day commencing ID. 77d day Of March be, F.
urs 10 deliver specified time will subject the contractor
to forfeiture Of the nsmbsI he may A TO deliver q That
No BIDS -l Be eonsdered except nom parties snsuay
rssd the nsnufseturs Of this or similar hind. Of iron work.
and who bring ample evidence that they have In their own
shops ali the .si appliances for turning oa the fsn
srncurs Of vort speeihed per day,
Bddes viii be isausd,o furnish proper securities for The
proper psofmAhcs of the wuh and win ineloss with their
BIDS the written Acknowledgements Of sI ruress over heb
EsoS p.ny obtaining eoutr.c, win b required TO ensr
Into bonds Sb approved srenes for ne faithful execution
re s . 81 ss .ns bond Dc
The Depsrnss ressUs sbs night reject any or al bids
f.ss$s.: rts :. s12....A nr,s.ai.. Geo, D.
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WAR DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU,
OPpoE 90 CsIKp QUAKrERnAsrRR }
WAsHIsGros, D. C., Feb "a, 1864
nROpOSbIS FOR CAVALRY HORSES

4
Sealed Proposals willbe received this Office until "
o'clock IA, MONDAY, March seventh l7th) 1905 for
THREE THOUSAND 5000 CAVALRY HORSES, 70 be
delivered at Montpelier VI, within fry I39) day. from date
ONE THOUSAND q ,Ooo) CAVALRY HORSES, to be 60
veed in Washington, D. G. (Oiesboro Depot within thirty
| (JU) days from date Of contract.
| 0NE THOUSAND q 0cD CAVALRY HORSES, TO be de.
ered Elmira, New ORR, within forty Ito) days from date
| OF contract.
Also sealed proposals will b. received this Office until IL
O'Clock on THURSDAY March tenth (l0th 1864 for two
thou Q) Cavalry Horss to be delivered IN Wheeling.
Web Virginia. within thirty ) DAYS ffom date Of contract
SAID horses 10 be sound IN al particulars rot less than hive
5 than nine 90 old from i4 To Is hands high
ful esbed comPao.J bui brdewe, aud oil she sufficient
Tlr,e speedeaon, rin Be strictly adhered 10 and rsdy
forced IN speyy particular.
I No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by guar
snty for II. faithful performance.
tr Should United States officer guarantee the propo-
sal OF bidder who should 10 be hfeponabe bis name
will be reported 10 the Secretary c War with recommends
ton n at such officer be dismissed the service
AbidTsdnf puCyaHfOrs Eiu be Aeld 10 the sfricfef
ooanbRty and fs1y JoiIuys ., comply pih e'm' Of con-
tract. make the contract pa<n ddTGsd sU BE- followed
| BY prosecution 10 he jul sztepi Of he L1r.
Form Of bid and guaranty can be had on spphcAon TO
J. o. Farnsworth A. q NJ Wheeling Va, q. this Office.
Successful bidders will be required enter into written
tracts with good and sufficient security Immediately the
acceptance Of their bids
The oath Of allegiance must accompany each biA
The undersigned reserves the night TO reject all bids deeed
unreasonable.
No bid viii be entertained for less than 6ny horses
Bids for the entire puber OF horses required invited
Payment will be made completion OF contract or az soon
thereafter funds may be received
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Cavalry Hoves"
and addressed to Lieutenant Colonel JAMES A. EklN,
Chief QnarsrrnAster Cavalry Bureau Washington, d. G..
Any further information viii be promptly gwen on sppbcs
ton TO JAMES n EhINi
Lieut. Col and Chief Qusrsermsster Cavalry Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

w
~ MITTEE Of the Metropolitan tsr IN Aid Of tho United
States Sanitary Commission, Office No 14i Broadway
The above Committee aSe this method Of calling the ttten-
ton Of the Fire Department generally TO the necessity OF n'
mediate sction tner part ~ order .ucceuly sceoin.
pish our share Of this praiseworhy object ,
Fire Companies that have not seady made the necessary
nenenis earnestly requested u call special meetings
appoint committees from their scys and honorary Nom
bers TO take the trstter IN charge.
10 the Exempt fuemen, who have particular company
associations and 10 the public generally the Committee earn
esy appeal for contributions ssr OF money or articles Of
value.
Fire Departments IN the adjoining cities and throushous the
State requested to joan with tho Ne~i OH fne Depart
m.nt in aiding this laudahlo undertaking
position in the Fair has been allotted 70 the
Fire Department. and vii be uY5er the especial charge Of the
Committee. .
Contributions can be sent to che No. ~ Broadway
where they win be received and Acknowledged.
The Committee viii be In daily attendance 81 Tho
receiving depot and win furnish any information desued
Euemen and the public invited " call
WIN. II. WlCkHAM, Chairman General COMMITTEE
LAWRENCE TAILOR Secretary.
4. J. DELLrouR. Treasurer.
KIsCUTIyE COMMITTEE
Hon C. Godlro, Ounther Chief Engineer John Decker
John Garcia, John Pistt
sylyanus j. Macy, Robert hoGuinnen,
Alonzo Slote.
j. MILLER, Chairman.
N O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
proposals

old RIGGING JUNK for the NAVY
~ SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at this Office
until u o'clock Of TUESDAY the 18th day OF March next
for IO 80 pounds of best Old Rigging Junk for the naDuf
tuo Of oaun b. delivered free OF all expense to the Gov
ernmen a. the U. s. Navy Yard Brooklyn, per sample
there hn ninety days from the date Of the acceptance Of
proposal
Navy Agents Office New-York, February 2e 1854
L HENDERSON, Navy Agenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
AMisrIsr QuARrxnnAsrxn's OyY1cH

No. t5s Brooms st., New York City, March }, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~. for furnishing MATERIALS for and CONSTRUCTING
an ADDITION the Post Hospital at Fort Schuyler. " T.
Plans and specifications be examined and information
respecting the same obtained this Office Offers should be
ndorsed Proposals for Hospital Addition and Addressed
10 the undersigned. By order Of
Major SrEwARr pAs yLief, Quarterrnss,er u. 8. A.
X. C. MORGAN Captain and A. q NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
VIZ NJ. RAspErL, Secretary.

THE LADIES Of the Aid Society connected
with Dr. Chspins Church, for tho relief Of the widows
and ms Of deceased soldiers do hereby tendsr their thanks
to hesus Wheeler Wilson for their munibcen, contri
buttons ard the purcho Of Sewing Machines and to the
following paIe, donations money and Other nesssIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
CORPORATION PIERS and SLIPS to b.

4 Vhf VhaIIV-N III11.o uITu o11I y 70 ~
~ LEASED a. AUCTION.-Notice IL hereby given that
the Comptroller viii MONDAY, The 18th day OF March
1854 II O'Clock M, at the City Hall Lease on BIDS al
public auction the DOCKS PIERS and SLIPS belonging 10
the Cooperation he leases Of which have will expire on
the dsy 81 May 1851 for the term Of tive years from the
hrst day OF May, 1854
Catalogues containing the description location and terms OF
sale may be had upon application to the Coect City Rev
enue this office, where msps viii also be- shown OF The
Afore said WHARVES. PIERS, &c
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City OF New Yors, Department Of Finance, ComPIoleTs
Office, FeO. 26th. 1904
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
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