The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-22
pFF1CE OF THE DEPOT QUARTER

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fes5 SgSs%seE ~ Iss
ssaed Proposalt VII be received st ~ once pn y
Tranporaon Of military Supplies during the year lss,
RoSfS Se prom For, Loavsnvorh Laramie. ana
Riley and other dep,ts that may be established during
the above ear on the west bank 81 me Missouri nvsr'
geet north to posts OF stations that are or msI be
ard Utah south OF latitude ~ degrees north and east Of
longtude M degrees and in the Territory Of Colo
Bdders to state Re -ae per pounds per 100 miles
which they win transport said stores IN each Of the
mseonh' nom April to September, inclusive OF he year
R9urE No, 7.-From Forts Lesvsnvorth and Riley, n
the state Of Kan,as and ne Of Kansas, the State
e,Sb5 TO ,ny pass Or stations mat are Or may 5e
Colorado, south or latitude 90 degrees north, drawing
NJ or Other DEPOT that may be designated in that Ter
m ks 20 or SaLiana anc 70 any other point Or points
per no mics at (which tdey win transport said stores In
each Of The menths from AIr1 September, Inclusive u
R6gTs No. From ort Union or such other depo, nc
NAV be- Cstab hed In the territory New Mexico 10 any
pests 0r stations that may he established In that
mated in the 1errory 6fArzona ard steof icSSs west
ofongude lo5 degrees west Bidders state the rate
said ores IN eaee of he months rom June to November
The weight be transported esch year viii not exceed
lFiOoH pounds ON Route No. u lHlo)UO0 pOands On
NO additional percentage WIN be- pad for he trangporta-
t9n Of bacon, hard bread pine lumber shingles, any
Bidders should give their names In tur as wen as their
aucd by bond in the sum thousand dollars sgnsd
by two or more Te.p9ns6ie persons that In
ap5 o p su goCI wv Ic nc ae
nsted by ad parucs ia accordance with the terms OF this
Tie amount orbonds required viii he as foUows.-
On Route No. l............,............. 'sl0009o
On Route No 2............................ 10000
Satisfactory evidence o. the oyai and soysnoy
of each bcder snd person offered security VIII be re-
Propo,a' must be endorsed Proposals for Army Trans
ird none yifbc entertained gne. hey FUZZY comply wth
al me iegurl mgns Of ms adyeriscm.nt .-, -
execute contracts at once and to give tbe required bonds
for The faithful perto'm1Ece ot the same.
Quar'ermaste General but tho rgbt reserved 20 reject
Contractors must be IN readiness r service by the nrst
Gay Of April 1860 and they will be REQUIRED to have
place Of agencies In the vicinity OF Forte Leaven-
worth Union ard dcpo may be established,
at which they may DO communicated with promptly and
Ny oder OF the Quartcrmaster. General
ll-H-s0 Capt and A. q a,U.s,A.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED STATES
- Army, No. 20 SOUTH Street
Sealed Proposals ~ duplicate, WIN be received at this
office unih u NJ on THURSDAY December y, 1854, for
furnishing The United States Subsistence Department
FOUR THOUSAND t,coo) HEAD DoFGooD FAT BEEP
CATTLE on The boot delivered at the State Cattle Scales
at Baltimore, No in lois 81 ,ltv0l thousand each
days amer arrival, a. The expense Of the contractor
Trey must average about $500 husen hundred pounds
gross weight all falling short OF EujD) thousand and
MY pounds gross woet Bulls stses oxen. Cows, Heic-
ors, and Horuess ait e, viii be rejected.
deduction often Uo) pounds wa be made from the
weight Of each steer aecep under this contract,
v.ced the animal does not sau1 iu me pens two and
ha Gours before being weighed, or is not weighed nme-
Blank forms for propo,as can be had on application az
this office, either in person, by mai Or telegraph,
proposals win not be cen, dered
The Government win claim the right Of weighing any
one animal separate, II its appearance indicates less
weight than the minimum meut oned above; the ox-
pense Of weighing viii be paid by the party crring In
Each lid to secure consideration mrs contain written
guarantee Of two pousible persons, as folows:-
Ne--,ot tie county OF ----, state Of - do
lersly guarantee that "a Cor arcl able to falal
prOpCsttun, ard should his (or thoir) proposition b0
accepted he Cor they will az once enter into con-
tract m accordance herewith and we are prepared TO be-
CONE Us securities, giving sood and sufficient bonds foC
me responsibility ofthe guarartors must be shown by
he Official certificate Of The Cers of he nearest District
Court or u the lied sases District Attorney, to be
Blddcr must be present respond {, their bids. and
prepared to give bonds and sn tie contract before leaving
The oyerumen, reserves TO Itself tue rgt 10 reject w
or aA bids considered unreasouable
Payments be made after each delivery II FUNDS %
on itand none on hand to be made soon as receve
Bidders vii please state pic S., payment is made no
sgmsaey and also prices m'te IN c'r'A'' Of indeO'
Pr, posals must be endorsed distinctly proposals for
Reef Cattle ard addressed to Captain J, Il. Gilman,
Ta bid isin the name Of frm their names and their
sdsrsd
Each person or every member Of a arm Offering pro-
posa accompany by an oath 0f allegiance 20 the
unied States Government II he has not already nled
in this office.
All bids not complying strictly with the terms Of this
adv ertise ment viii bo rejected.
J. II. GILMAN,
u l0l0t Captain aud O. s., U. X. A.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS-
- Ter District Of Philadelphia, No. III MARKET
Street December IS, 1861
Sealed Proposals win be received at this odoo until
noon Of MONDAY December 2G, 1864, for fdrnsnng the
United StAes with FORAGE, vIZ;-COrn, Oats, Hay. and
Straw for the Of animals In the public service at this
post district including Chester Fort Midn, Chssnut
HnL NcetOwn, HHddnRtun, beycrly N j., White Hail,
near Bristol. Pa Spring Min ans any other locality
within this command hat may dirPc ei for the period
OfsiN months, nom January 1855 grain to be Of the
best quality ~ pounds the bushel Of oats and b6