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M, hoAbR hORCtN
tosb No, Finest
nor sALE--An clogant DWElL1 Na !.

EOR SALE--An eiegont DWELLING n
Il i5;hs;, near 5;h-ay.fbe Hsnss Ia aonhle ons -
coa.sinz library, dias room 5rswngrooms and hoao, s
rs icor; stairs in side hsl q: rsnt angles win man
trance rooms aud large bath secopd aoor ,
Is sre) tire tssd hoori got and roomy kth., s.S @
.ra.s surdTy coal celior furnace ROOM H. g. Ls,r.y
The on- i furnished q yry costly md ts..el 1nsune,
md y, n5e"d an pnnsy hs7 residence. Hone. ard Fer2
NJ sh.s notice. Wv"
arse amount remain bend and nortes,e :, ~,
cent. apply 10 MoliER MORGAN wv
bej No. z Pice-t
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70 IRON FOUNDERS AND MANUFAC.

1T kEks, desirous Of changing location or sterling srex
Your attention is called % E2be po New Jersry 40 %
ing 5es point hsS York soe0unt VI she ow ee
coal lion and lsmber low taxes sod Offering al The .gfans
ses The city Please eKsDne the place before iccsts se
wheg0 lO1S f,r SALE r-oo terms ra pet'oe
lars. spoly COOLEY llEiDRIl Err, ASsnss tIset~
port, or l.. Z. KELLOGG, Me- 10 PesIlst, Nes'iofs
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TpUBINA.
THE NEW NOVEL

IL
THE NEW NOVEL
From The Albion.
alta descriptions Of domestic Affairs in genuine New-fng
land rural surprisingly and graphic, wi'e i''
leading characters drawn with uch h1nnc, eonsiorey
and careful finish that they photographic from life itself
The Author is certainly gated with unusual faculty for OBJ
seyston OF circumstance and ior saynns character"
From The N. Y. Leader.
"Grest credit due TO the unknown auor Of this book
for the perfect rukuness with which she has depicted that
hard barren ercunsbei lie through which much shts Is
good in New England struggles forth into ,be sunshine"
From The New Nation.
a." bears the impression Of being fiction, but the
beshed story Of the lie Who naturally sud
sell reliant lived mostly within herself Its in
fuenee il Of quiet kind"
One Yol, Rro., cloth. Price, al 10.
LANES q. GREGORY Pubisier New York
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NOpEY's LADYs BOOK for APRIL, 1861

bv all bookseller and by nail free on receipt
sf pree, by CAkhtiON f"eiisHe1i Wv tOih.
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NOR sALE-The home of the lats A !

NOR SALE-Jhe home of the late A r
Il Downing esq, OF the nag, at Newbur,h-an js,ni
COUNTRY SEAT with landscape and water view. un,ar
passed upon the Hudson Geogye w. Curtis esd IN "A.
memoir OF Mr.. Downing. II this paee nave az,
paslee we-x there without wisaBg 20 outside Ss 1,ls
aud rnt.. forget that there aey town nesr byp 80
tsins ,h acres, highly cultivated IN lawn and s.den viii
fountain gstehouse trees snd fruit m every -,
re;y. Mansion spacious with tower, yrindahs fa water
&c casge coschmei and Zee hons-; bans and henDees
granoriee aud house filed WITH variety RmE
nys in Ei;r5o:hsn style and walks srsyeied Hs ny
class residence aud highly prased by the experienced eve o,
Mis- frecerxa Bremen in her letter 10 Mr. Downing friend
PaTte wishins purchase tho premises divided do 70
Terms made easy. Apply 70 or addres TIMOTHY CaONH
Cognselor a. Law No. lel Broadway.
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RIVER PROPERTY for SALE

of ENCIiANDE-Conteining l5S acres, WIN Al efrS
syo water iTc situated q, .Epsrcks Point Weehessi
County This property .Vry accessible 20 the city and VII
be sold low Tor Investment Apply to Y. O. LOCKE Ne
20 Pinot
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VALUABLE LETTERS published in THE
TRIBUNE te.tifyins TO the marvellous efficacy Of the
aTROPICAL BAsAMs TO- the speedy Of several inter
al Aae e1sIla diseases. SeeleIsrssgsp sDaer Asdisa
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' LASDs-To all wsniing FARHS.-Lsrse md thIiyina
settlement ld ard heshn. climate ~ miles south OF hir
Sphr hy railroad. Rich SOL produces large crops whTe
DO growing - AID nacre tract, s Ios -
s per acre payable within four yeegs good hn ness oprn
aud other; churches schools aah sooa
society. 1t ia the aqs Improving piece kass o.
Hundeds settling and building The eeAnsy wan wnsn
the place Ia aid Owl Letters fnwess.
combining reports and s,yg fu information VI" De su'
Add,ss eli iRLES X LANDS Nlneland r ". S-n'oerAns
Co., New Jcrsey.
From Report Of Scion Robinson 49, Ed Tribune.
II Is OF the extensive fertile tIaes- IN al sho
level posi,ion and suitable condition for psssi ehs 80
NJ k.ss 2. - sss :. W. Hsi,sss sss..sk.
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HARM for. SALE-in Westchester County,
about ,; rifles from tho city, uile from Chspps
Depot, Harlem Rsosii contains shout 90 with sood
ains Dwelling containing ~ rooms good Barn orchard
choice .ppcs plenty CT s., sru Price moterate tsns
easy InGuira of SAMlEL ALIEN the premises, or
OF JOSEPH HAGAN, no. zo0 Eas. 5s-h-st.
HOUSE No. 1873 Henry-st., Brooklyn, FOR
SAE-Lot 2i by S2i fees corner Of LOvssre; house
threerory bssenlen. and under cehr Terus favorable A
ply 10 y. K. KELLOGG, No. iys Peerl.sl. New Yors.
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VALUABLE WATER POWER for SALE

~ % GEASE-rs situated Immediately adjoining the fns
RaN ~ two hoars from Ill cy dapted 20 any ektsnvs
manufacturing purpose, 1rl very deiroe Tor lr9a ~o
wood ad being abundat IN tho vicinity Apply Al hs
office OF the Soatebay Manu- actlng Company No u 'car
st.. n. L. their works. slOa. bury Station Ere haSy
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HOUSE for SALE in Greenwich, Conn.,
4 Will Eve TO SIX Of LAND. covered with fuit ard
shade trees ard having aboat five hundred ee Of water cut
with ccuvvncnces for sci. wg.er bathing and betting The
House Stables aud outbuiduss large eomodous end In
perfect ordr, and every suitable for slase fsmiy A
ply on the PI,nlses. orto
4 = TIFFANY No. "a Park pisce.
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TF YOU WANT TO KNOW

sBt,e Of everything relating 70 The human system Diet
cdr marriage etc. ots read yer5ed and enlarged edition Of
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
Among the many subjects t!eeed n this work are the fo
Sewing Consumption Bronchitis. Asthma CasrTh ScTof1a
Bbeumss, Dypepsa Piles, over. and Philosophy Of Di
psslIon, Contyaon Affections Of The UnuIy Organs, Bs
teBDes Rupture Sstbeu, Cancer Paralysis Diseases Of
the Heart Neuralgia How 20 Recover The Sight and throw
asds Spetsces Marriage the Curious Marriage Customs OF
ss World Philosophy OF Eopements Chapter for the Mar
ned and thousand higs Of value to married and single
written before, making altogether curions book for
1nous people and good book for every 900 pages
1o iuo.'rstOns By z. B. FooTE. NJ D. No ll3O Brood
sr Contents tables sent free BY mad 70 all applicants
o. 50 Adarsss 3 rOUskY 10. III Nassap 81. Now YORK
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E,ROM FIFTEEN TO FORTY-FIVE; or,
II THIRTY YEARS or FEMALE LIFE. This il the title
n the best book for popular Published. Every
eznify should have COPY. Price 81 s. lse.
bor sAle by MN. WOOD & Co, No. u WalkeTst
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ITO ADVERTISERS.
i THE wAfERTOwN REFORMER, Daily and We..ly
rablAbed Wa(ertown, jefferson County. NJ H. have To-
eesher circulation of over 5000 Copie8 and Adycrnr
fedan unequaed by any journals Issued in Northern
New YORK. THE WEEKLY REFORMER circula.os over
400 Copes~reacing every nsghberhood Ia Jeeon Coun
a. and large Of people IN the adjoining Counties Of
H. Lawrence. Osweso ard lewis TERMS moderate, com.
D. SINCLAIR. Publisher Tribune, to s. NJ. PET.
7iH'ih-i is 4 al, lai BsRsocK HyliYl BieEIow
pTopfstors
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L'OR SALE at Rye, Westehester County-A
IL ans FARM Of about ~ scrcs, with good improve.
nlents, ) apple orchards large sarcen 40
For sale a; New. Rochelle elegant COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE, with acres Of choice and
for sale q. Fairfield y ec.es, finely improved; large
MANSION.
ceres ul l-nd shade ana .ru,i.
To for sals ssfeused place Of and
of o or more acres ons hcur iroie 27thst depot
sppiyto r. C. BULHLSG, No. ~ Wsllst.
Jsuucey Court.
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IGOR SALE-A valuable MANUFACTURE.

II VT NtTIT-A FhIWdUIU MhJNUI NIUE
Il IsD ESTABLISHMENTS. situated in the Village d
Kinss'on. Ulaer County y T. e. The junction CT Hareysy.
aud Bidces known o. "foys Excelsior Stesn-s.rs;S yin
be sold together OF IN che following parcels:
Fas Steam FIGURING sil. 54Sd6 feet three stories MsA
wits large coal cellars. Boldrs OF bics HDoh walls and
contain. GOOD 15horr power steam engine, with ,heo
Of stones abundant supply Of s, the premises may 30
easily converted Into brewery used for any other
factoring purpose. In addition " above IL dive, bouss
2sz5H f.e. With barn In
sesoaa Dwelling House, with Tobacco Ssore ADD MsDs
factory 40 ice. square, with brick Kitchen an
I2srd. Milinsr's shop, 2oaO feet sb.y yer cent n
purchase money may remain bond aud mortgage. Apply to
r. K VI. MESSENGER, No i6l Msdenisne, NewYek,
or u ! SCOT.r SHITN. Kilzsts u Y.
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HIGGINS 81 KELLOGG,
IA BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERs,
Nos lzo and IFS William st, New York.
nODWORFH's Price List OF Musical Instru-
y ments sent BY ns on application ASoF-pace N.Y.
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
"A RAGE-containns nearly 300 pages and $50 fine plates
and enrsyngs Of the anatomy q the human orsns In state
hes,h and disease with tTea;i,e early errors It's de-
0orabe consequences the mind and BODY with the
saiors plan Of tes,meuthe only rational end spccessiu
mode Of cure shown BY the report Of treated
ulhn adyiseT to the married. and those mar
riage would know their physical condition sent fee OF
saye any address receipt Of IS cent. Ia stsmps or
Sossl currency: Address Dr. La CRoIx, No. ), Nside1
lane Albany, " "
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L'ARa FOR SAI.E-ln Westchester County,
4 ofs0 acres about % miles from EevYork snd iboUt two
miles from Depo. Harlem Railroad on stage route newly
-u ed sni IN nee order nee from rock. Appy to WA z
BERRiEE, No. i92 Ahst.
EOR SALE.-A plot OF GROUND on the
corner of zsi. and shas, g. feet nors 90
2Jdst and IL feet deep. For particulars sppyso
ALLEN L BROWN No. % Broadway
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RAILROADS.
OF HOUR



o ENERAL NOV NTs
On and after Wednesday, January 20, 1894,
PASSENGER TRAIBS LEAVE PHILADA., FOR
ID. ,r.:r. =. "a a. ~, (szpress, Mondays OK
% .S.Ll ~ y d. 2'sI 2; o. and u 20 ?; m.
1 flIniugton, n GS0 tMondAys sxoeptodD SOS,
A.p., 10, 30, a6l and II ?. NJ.
/ NsN Cattle, ~ 500 q, M. and 7b0 Pm
L OOyer, n sos .. NJ. and 80 pm.
. Milford AtB,Oj .. m.
Salisbury, ate.oS q. N.
TEAMS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
l.tiEors at s,S', and 10 = m, tExpressj Ia.tO
Wllmlngtoh At TIb, 9, And 1910 =. a., i2.ts,
4.21, CAD and ll.O6 p. m.
Salisbury al laos p. m,
L Milford at 21o pm.
Dover At $50 q. m. and 900 y, m.
New Castle ut $50 .. m. and $50 y. m.
Chester At sio and $40 a. NJ. 1850, 8, ia, and
Leave baltimore tor Salisbury and intermediate
stations at fiOp, m.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta
tons, At !24)p.m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
LaAvo Chester At 80 =. M, aOl p. m.
Leave Wilmington At Gas, e,o5 a. M, SB, p. m.
REiGHT TRAINS, with passenger car attached,
will run ~ followB:
leave Phil.delphi., for rOrryvillo and inferno
Leave Wilmington, for rurIyvitc and Intormedi.
LeSvo R.ltlHcrs tor Phil'dslphts and lutOrmsdi-
leave Wilmington Tor Philadelphia and inferno.
tate plaeea At 40 .. M
suNDAYs- only AZ $50 A. n. and Il.sOp. m, from
FROM PbilAdelyhis 70 WILMINGTON Al 40 q. m.
IRON Z Wilmington TO Philadelphia ., $50 p. m.
only ~ sSs ?, m. irom Baltimore 70 Philadel'
janaS-u VIM. sTEARNs, supr.
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Changes In EngIish Populatlon.,

You have heard much, and will hear moro.
OF the depopulation OF ireland, but curious
changes are also taking place in English pop-
ulations. The entire population of the country
is increasing steadily, in spite Of heavy emigra-
ton; but 1t appears TO be gathering into the
towns. London Increases at the rate Of OF, 900
year. Many Of the large towns are growing
rapidly, but the agricultural population is fall
ing of. In ten years the number OF farmers
and graziers has diminished 90 per cent. The
farms are larger In size. There are 1000 fewer
proprietors than there were ten years ago. All
the land in England Is now held by about
1900 persons, and the number Of labOrers
has diminished in fully as great proportion,
party by the increase OF grazing farms, partly
~, ~ 'ne use OF machinery. II things go on in
Sno same way few years longer, the whole
PoPuIauon OF England will be gathered into
I'm iii 'a al and manufacturing towns, the
iahI WI an oelong to two or three great pro-
PIieuI0Is, stocked with cattle or sheep, or cult
waited by steam engines and macbIner1 TbIs
ID the EbBIshman's Ideal of the iron ACE in
which we live, or to which we are tendInS ~
ENGLAND AND LONDON.
IL Is country OF immense wealth, but also
Of terrible and overwhelming, and almoSt bono
less poverty of wonderful charity. hut dS'Pp S-
derby, unorganized, wasted, and perverted oT
singular longevity, but also a vast amount ~
premature and pTeVentable mortality, or mur-
der, by neglect on the large scale, and extend
ing TO whole classes Ond populations. London,
at this time, has population OF very nearly
three millions, in which moral slatistleianl
reckon lO,OOO children trained TO crime; 80 0OC
persons who live by constant thlsylnRI 80 ,OOC
beggars, and 10000 men and women who live
by other dlsgraceful means. The estimate II
about one In six who prey upon society In
some mode OF Vilenessj and the statistics show
that one person In every six dies in some pub
lic institution Of charity or correction.
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MEDICAL.
Or EoIAL NOTICE

A
Or. NJ vELLNYs Private Hospital, In tn. Fed.
ersl Block, Corner ofsevsnth and streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent omos,. Room, "a and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. C.
All diseases Of private nature treated in the
best scicutihO manner, and radical cures effected
In all cAssA. SYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, CLEET, STRICfUEES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the re,ult Of voLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also
GoUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES and JOINTS, SCRoFULA, BLorCHES
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIoNSon the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTIvE DTsEAsEssnd DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD nom whatever cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter Whist your disease, let no false deli
cAocy prevent you from applying Immediately to
DR.. vellny, who Is ACKNOWLEDGED TO be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in tho treatment
Of private diseases Fear not to come and make
known your mi,fortuneI, and he will speedy semi
you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsE.
That dreadful sOourge Of the young, INDUCED In
when alone, destroys the senerativc ofgan-, UNITE
them for married. life, producing wentn.sI Of the
back and limbs, loss OF animation and muscular
power, pApitAtion OF the heart, nervous irritable
ly, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful sonse.
quences of delay do not fail to make your ease
known Immediately to DR., velluy. Your secret,
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose syttcmS were shattered and
VINO were on the Ollnk OF Nhe ATANet nave Oeen
brought back to vigorous heNlth ny his skIllfu
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or thoss contemplating mAtri
mony who suppeet themselves OF impotenoy semi
sal weakness, or any dISeAIe ariiiug from a re
lased state OF the genital organs, whether thsS =
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indise5etions,
indulgence Of the passions in ripper years. are ear
neatly cntreated to place themselves under tn,
care Of DR.. V. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and being restosed to full
aith and visor.
He treats with entirs success all diseases o
Females such as LEuCoRRHEA or WHITES
LAPSUs UTERI, &C., as,, and In every case guar
sntees perfect CURE,
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUEiCl
TIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling see no one butthe DoCToR.
Those at distance may be TREATED M MAIL
by Sending a statement Of CASE, Ge.. sc:
Jy 2-sm'
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PROPOSALS.
FOR LIME.
CHIEr QvARTERMAsTER's 0FFIcE,
DEroT oT WARRINGTON,

CHIEr QvARTERMAsTER's oTFIcE,)
p. DEPoT oF WARRINGTON,
wAsHINaToN, d. @, FEB. Is, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received 81 tits
Office until FRIDAY, March Z, 1854, at 70 O'Clock,
merohantsbie Uunslaled Lime. The whole amount
% be delivered within thirty tS0 days from the
date Of contrsot AZ such points in the city Of Wash
lnston az the Depot QuartermAsier may direct.
Lh a., LSs sowsish not less than eighty so pounds
me amount offered by the suoOe,sbul bidder,
WIZ be subject TO rigid Inspection by an Inspector
eepted,
PROPOSALS
The price must be written out In words on tho
bid, A. must also the full name and post office ad
Proposals from disloyal parties will not 10 con.
PTopossis must be addressed to Brigadler General
wsshinston, Washington, D. C., and should 6e
plainly marked " Proposals for lime"
GUARANTEE.
The bidder will be required 70 accompany his
p5oPS.hsTn with s A,Esntss sigPsd by two re-
he VIII at once execute the contract for the same
with good and sufioieht sureties, in a sum equal
eies pfoposed In conformity with the terms Of this
advertisement; and In ease the said bidder should
,sn e enter into the S9ptrsss they 70 make good
the next lowest responsible bidder, or the person
| to whom the contract may be awarded.
shown By the Official certificate Of the clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or Of tho United States
Bonds in q sum equal TO the amount Of the con.
| tract, signed by the contractor and both OF his
guarantors win be required OF the successful bid.
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
| We, the undersigned, residents Of -, in n q
county Of, and stats Of -, hereby, Joint
and seve-ally, covenant with the United StAteA,
and guarantee In case the foregoing bid OF &C.,
be accepted, thst he or they will at once execute
the contract for the same, with good and sufficient
sureties, in sum equal TO the amount OF the con.
tract, TO furnish the articles proposed In conformi
| ty 10 the terms OF the Advertisement, dated Feb
ruary 70, 1864, under witch the bid was made, and
] In case the said - shall fail to enter into a
| contract az Aforesaid, we guarantee to make good
| the difference between the offer of the said -
and the next lowest responsible bidder or the per
/ son to whom the contract may be awarded.
| Witness: Given under our hands and seal
| this - day n, 1856.
| tseal.l
| tSeAl.1
| To this guarantee must be appended the officiA
! certificate above mentioned.
The right to reject any or all bids that may bt
deemed too high Is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master, as well the right 10 select from each bic
such quantities. at the prices therein named, II
d. II. FUCKER,
Brgadier General and Chief QuartermaSter,
IeblS-lst Depot Washington.
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FOR BRICK.

CHIEF QUARTERmAsTERs oFTICE,l
DEPOT or WAGHINGToE,
Corner OF Eighteenth and G streets,
WARRINGTON, y. c., Feb. 26, 1894.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until MONDAY, March 7, 1854, at ~ O'Clock
m, for the delivery at the Railroad Depot, Gov
ernment wharf, foot OF street, IN this city, the
following amounts and kinds Of good merchants
BILE bricks, viz:
10000 one hundred thousand HAId Red Brick
100000 one hundred thousand Arch Bricks.
(lO0,00o) one hundred thousand Salmon Bricks.
Delivery Of the whole amount contracted for to
be made in t25) twenty-five days from the date Of
contract.
Bonds in q sum equal to half OF the amount of
the contract will be required OF the successful bid
der OF bidders.
BIDS received ior the whole amount, or each
kind Of bricks.
The bricks contracted for will be subjected TO \
rigid inspection before being received.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed " Proposals
for Bricks" and addressed 10 the undersigned.
ID. II. RUCKER,
BriS adler General and Chief QuArtermaIter,
fe26-st Depot Of Warrington.
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DROPOSALs FOR CAVALRY
HORSES
war DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,

war DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,)
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTERmAsTER,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until - o'clock M, on MONDAY, March
fourteenth, lIth,l 1864, for
from date OF contract,
One Thousand q OOOl Cavalry Horses, to be de-
days from date Of contract,
Said horses to be round in all particulars, not
less than five (6) nor more than nine (0) years old,
from IA to IS hands highj full neshed, eompactly
built, bride wife, and OF size sufficient for esvAry
purposes.
These SPECIFICATIONS ViR BE- siyi-fy adhered 10 ard
rigidlv enforced In cpcrr Particular
No bid viii be entertained unless RccOmps nied
by . guaranty for its faithful performance.
-" Should any United States officer guarantee
the proposal OF bidder who should prove TO be
Irresponsible, his name shall be reported to the
secretary Of War, with a recommendation that
such officer be dismissed the service.
Al bidders aud gudrdniort i1H Be he'd 10 The IriceJt
accountability and ercry failure 10 comply Uih terms
Of coHrdCt, or 10 make ne contract I5hsn Glcdrded,
toM be JoiioEed by prosecution 10 the full eTteH Of The
ldiU.
Form Of bid and guaranty can be had on spplica.
Successful bidders wilrb prepared to enter into
written contracts, with good and sufficient secu-
rity Immediately on the acceptance OF their bids.
lid. N"'"
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
No bid Will be entertained for less than fifty
horseI.
Bids for me entire number of horses required are
invited.
Payment will be made on completion Of con.
tract, or as soon thereafter As funds may be re-
ceiYed,
Proposals. must be endorsed Proposals for CAV
airy Horses" and addressed to Lieut.. Col. James
4: Ekin, Chief QuHrtermRBter, Cavalry Bureau,
Washington, d. Z,
Any further information will be promptly given
on application to JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel Chief QuarteFmaster,
m2-l2t cavalry Bureau.