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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-13

TIL. "HERaLD'S" SITUATION ARTICLE
Ia is ".itustion" article OF the 4th inst, the
As' York Herald" says: We arc told that the
e-y f.at is that Gen. Lee will attempt to es.
''.a t5anl ri, position before Gan. Gcans NOV. 8
go hia .@n:hs. 1t map be 8 vsgus fear, how
N;T w:ch nseI not distress those who arc
sH'.or' rfDa .i.s question. 1t il far more Likes
i iSa such ssgaeious s!ra.esist IS Lee has
fl's;i hinsei! will not change lis base, except
49,: - ? oirnse: position.
:, ~ ,7ic.. dtspstch from Gen. Banks states
=. ~ No S:.is-au1ing the surprise or the 9Th
y 'h3 ir,4 Vi the ei:.niy on tho two following
81 Fh' cons:dnabio, that tho last fights were <
..%:sfs sai 3, forth Gen Banks hss ftilen
~ AK .'.c,i., ;;nl al tho transports and
i. ~ tNt:pt lhe Els!pars have arrived
'''y c,"A - The falls nt that place.
- ..C:esHl is sail to be pacsd in CONS
- .! IL. r.5s; forces il North CArolinie.
'.' ''"eit !'.j been Moved By uur governments
'-'' i"i'iG; in ;he sa'nc district, anl General
'''''f q: i-ir.:ca in his place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-13

&c t%hk.ca have evacuated Warcentop,
-, ip:'r Gic.cte "ie nc Turkey Run, three
,.r, ..,s ic."": Tut scouting pas'ies visit the
,: ,:'i r,q.entiy On one OF these cccs-
r,-,E r,-. S.!E e"i'nrcd Vim. B1agg, oi Mosby's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-13
TTs Gafar'4 Guan,,ws.

The rne:ny'r ;'inl"a's pa:r'! II" Ai,i'nrt-
tx ir"n PR ~: hail 20 the iipu.h u ih,
river. s!.c.:ing Oh bo:;. sides every snnt Likely
io tard cover |. = party 0f grey5acks. On
ErItGy. l"o 81 the cncriy's gunbuats got
:..,oG',d crnrsii" t!:c residence of Mr.. Masi,.a
ul!a,:,, I'D .s iast accHuns had not been
&rttsu III. TIC enemy were wasting ysst
ca;.i Vi ;nu,ua,ti L III thnt direction yrster-
o.y ani i was iNrbllrss tCr the purpose e
.r.;ectinS ,..eSe grounded craft from "n;ask,d
hat.viica."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-13

- regret estate that Col. Graham, g; til,
:::j,.l sssouIh Iaco-"! rtgiEcnt, who command.
fl. anr !grntq Gt plrt Wa!thnll junction FIJI
Gny ".t!.!r:, .irrH the cnrmy were so gnl-
!nntiY :epuiS,1i .-,Yas wciIG,:ed in tho leg Sat
.,",., :Garnaoa ~ tho hot lsot If the fight q,
rr: .ia:F. lis uEd, though painful, is ro5
SGT. IL. II, had just recovered irol teY's,
81" / tv il shell, wien Misne bull brurk
!,m in tie lrg above tho ankle, and he W.
compelled to r:t;," Hs is ut the South Garn-
ina Laa it,.!. nud ,"aS doing ,Sci yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-13

,ghry aay that ,Iilniorss corps. recently op.
era!in: gf l'nrti, Island and Florida, was III
tue !ighi and that Butler. the Beast, com
uia.de1 il, ,,r6on. We are ;Guoh in,!iuui -
G,aht ,Ni3. The dl-tlrLiy creature can
-raroc'7 ,nnstor narc, eHouyh y take tho
tci
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-13
occup.rloa OF FORT pown.rAs.

Tho cueny have orcuuic'l ligoi's, uI James
ri9er, LcIIcr knew. ~ Frrs Pow hatan. Til =
is about 70 miles helvw City Puint, and would
hc 4 rlost capital position Tor heavy artillery
the river at shia ynnt being very ne:row, ard
the chaafel iuGging thc :Cuth Rhcrc clcseIY,
and thu banks very high and rrgeip,tous---
ih. p:m'c u rcw oc:Tped hy two regiments
.! nasr' ;roG;.s whusn camp. 'I5Gud I'll ,eec
Temple ir' ": hear ,h;t ;k-Y ar- great
iy "nn"yirG ,hr :n:Yic III tlot rriri,lr,-
h"nd !',,'"";"E Raj ncrrrds;,nc II every a
rcci:lu
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-01
Politics ia Dixie.

The Richmond Wing of Oct. 9Th,
has the following on the Presidential
question in the North: "Returned pris-
oners, almost TO aman, express the opin-
ion, so we learn, that Lincoln will be re-
elected by an overwhelming majority.
This coincidens with the view we have
always taken of the matter, and with
all the intelligence we have received from
the North for many dayspast. If any
think differently, they indulge delus-
ion, and the sooner they get rid of it,
and of every other, the better; for they
will then be the better able to look their
situation calmly in the face. The soon-
er we accept the fact that there is for us
no alternative but success or subjuga-
ton, the better. Let us indulge in no
dreams. 1t is fight to the last, or die
q slave. ss'e Woo eoeyf ei.i irlt
"And so it would be, we are very
much disposed to think, even were Nc
llellan elected. His platform speaks a
different language; but what does he
himself say?n lie tells us plainly that il
elected he will prosecute the war to the
restoration Of the Union. Now we are
determined never to go back into the
Union OF course, therefore, the war
must be prosecuted until we shall have
been reduced to subjection.9d What can
Lincoln do worse than this? And this is
exactly what Nc Clellan promises to do
He promises, to be sure, TO conduct
the war in a less savage fashion; bu'
elect him under his pledge to continue
the war and how long will il be before
he will forget his promises? Accepting
the war, he accepts everything connec
ted with it. He cannot carry it on ir
a different manner. He cannot restore
to their masters the negroes of whom
Lincoln has made soldiers. Indeed he
was the first general to make large in
roads upou Southern property OF this
description. He cannot refuse to en-
rollment of that species of force.
He is less detested than. Lincoln in thu
South, and would, on that account, bt
only the more dangerous enemy. Hac
Lincoln not shown himselfa fanatica
personal enemy Of everything Southern
hrd he proceeced like man and {
Christian at the first, the effect might
have bsen fatal. AS it wins, he conso
iidated the South into one mass OF de
termined opposition, ,oo s...,o
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-01
Carr IN THE FfrLD,l
Va. Oct. 20, 1864.

h EDIroR SrANDARD In reading a
late number of the Hillsdale Democrat,
| noticed some unjust remarks concern
ing a member of my company now abb
sent, suffering from severe wound reed
on the 3Oth Sept i'leN 'd ii2
In the remarks alluded to, Sergt.
Wells is spoken of in centemptuous
manner, as this Wells" and represent
ed as sinking his duty by staying in
the rear guarding cattle, till ordered up.
Our cause is just, and we must not
let those suffer injustice who peril their
lives in its defense. 1t has been my
fortune TO be with the company from its
organization till the present, and in the
position / occupy I have chance to
know its members, and / feel it my du
ty to set right this misstatement. AT
the same time, let it be understood that
take no part in the personal contro-
versy between Mr.. Sherman and Sergt
Wells. M
Sergt. Wells was wounded at North
Anna on the 2sd of May. On the sist
he rejoined his Company, before he was
fit for duty, which he did Of bis owr
free will and accord, and has participa
ted in every battle his Company has ta
ken part in since. On the 3Oth Sept
we fought near each other on the skir
mish line, and again in the afternoon
when the fight was severcst, and W,
were hurried into the thickest of it to re
store our broken lines, and / know tha
through that terrible day he did hi
whole duty, till near its close ne rec't
the wound fron which he is now suffer
ing in the hospital. while those far re
moved from danger are basely insinua
ting chat q brave and, faithful seldie
j failed to do his duty. y .osD = Z.
| Il Pardon me for taking so much space
IN your paper, and believe me adero
ln ! .r0. .F !. n. n
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-01
Quaker influence.
From The Indian.poli. Journal !
CAMP GREENvILLE. NEW ORLEANs,l
.H September IL, 1864. -Es

't In looking over the late election re-
turns, it will be readily observed that
in those counties where the Society OF
Friends are most numerous, the Union
maiorities are largest. This is not be-
cause of large number of voters be-
longing to this denomination, but rather
on account of influence they exert on
the community around them, leaving
them into the same political views with
themselves. The following table con
tains the names ola number Of counties
and the quarterly meetings Of Friends
in each, and the Union major'tics IN
said counties respectively. PIG
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-01
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
7. Y. MARSH,
ss,a GEORGE A. MARK.
Pc !" SURVEYOR.

will attend 10 all calls for Surveying Lands, and 9TH
busiues pertaining TO Civil Engineering, "a -,
viii be found At the residence OF J. Baldwin, West
street, College Hill.
Refsrencss-J. ID. Wheaton, J. s. Hastings. Edm. b
Fairfield. septloa
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-01

sB- The Free Press says ever since
the nomin alton Of Nc Clellan the course
of the, democracy has been upward.
Yes-up Salt Riuers -
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-01
GEO. E. SMITH, NJ. d.

HYSICIAN AND 5 U X N.
Would respectfully offer his services to the people OF
nillsds'e and vicinity. Once over waldron Bal
dys Banking Ofice. Rooms formerly occupied by
NEYvEKKscKs.-Drs Read h Ford, Norwalt, Ohio; DR..
d. N. Kinsman, Circieviie, Ohio; DR.. Chas McMii-
lea, Med. Director 18th Army Corps; DIR. wm
Peck, surgeon Goth o. V,L;Dr J. s. Ely, Surgeon
ssth q. vi; DR.. ID. ID Be,edict, Surgeon 2Sth o.
v. L.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-01

=. RI - oyrfcERs
WILLIAM WALDR0N. Pres JAS. n. pALDY, Cash.
HENRY KING, Teller.
This Bask oresnized under The Law Of Congress. =
this day opened for business. n
HiIlsdaIe, Feb. !. 1904. fft'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-01

.a Numerous other smaller meetingsand'
ncighborhoods, almost all over the State
show the same results, so that we have
come to the conclusion that balance Of
mower rests with this section, OF the
Christian church 10 sIndianafor there
has not been one Quaker vote given to
the Democratic nominees in this State,
that We know 1of, aud ifthere y any
member of the Society that is hklcy to
vote for George B Mcclellan, we should
like 70 know it, that we may pay him ;
friendly visit, 70 b9hnrsdns siledcis
y l6'3F jf1ialsno9 h1e osotrl- -.
.f.ff,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-02
Dkopos.Ls WILL BE RECEIVED AT rHa

DkoPossLs WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT rHa
Treasury department ONES tia Supervising
1Eehit.ct Wsshinsion.D g ubtil z n, oftns LIT
ssfes Vaults required by the Treasury De part
Ment prior to Gay 1, 1855
PisLs snd spe eff cations cAn be obtaiE ed By 30
plieation to this ONCE rscns.iy or by letter
Bids 10 he Pei sial fopt, inc udins d0nr sd
all nt cesssIy fixtures. ssuIed on tae sid the
price nam Z cover al ohsrses whatever, exc pt
the ifeishs ana the actnat travelling expenses Of
voIhnsr 10 tie place where tie Vaults are to be
erected.
fsfes 10 be delivered st the Railroad Depot or
bteamt0at Wharf for tran sportation in good orior
and condition, without charge
Loci. for the VRults or Rates will be furnished
by the Department, hut must be- properly pat On
By the ntraetor without charge
All bids nst be ae:on panied By the bond Of t. o
Responsible PEI cons 10 the sun Of IS O1 thstshe
biGdsr will accept and perform the contract If
awarded to hin; tae sum spey Of tha rity to
be certified TO ~ the Collector of Internal Revenue
o! the District,
The Department reserves the right to rej.cs any
or the lids II he considered it's iuts est
80 and bid will be considered that does not con-
FORM to he uife ments Of this I'D rtae ut
Bids to tie enclosed IN sealed envelope, epdoes
ISAIAH ROC ms,
nh .f9- 7awti Eupervs'ps Architect.
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GEckLT DIsIAskSi s8ORaT DIsGAssoI
sA M Ri Ms 4lHT!
S4MARIT, IL IEII

TIE MOS! CERTAIN RsMEDy svlR USED
GonopssFs' s7 fIsi.irs s ss,t .2T 8.
Oontsins NJ AiIersI, no BalsAm, no Mer,u,5.
Only len PAS 10 be taken 10 Efsia Care
They are rely vegetable having nc smell nof
jure the stoa sch or b. 1sis Of tue most dslioas,
Cures in from Two to four GAYS, AMI rscsnt ca,ss
in 'tkerty four hours" Prepared BY = graduate
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the prsssn. day.
10 kxPosURE, NO TROUBLE. NO CHA aGB waAfEvHR.
Or ~ho cave ssep sorssa With s.s.n ooSsvia 9;
W ,sAMARiTANs GIFT
Sent By mail plain envelope
Frice-Msi packages, 81 Female, ..
sckoS HS Ia. uLcgfs SORES spoTs. fsPrs 30,
soAL ,.I BoIrs sxpa PEI! oR vs.
SAMAhlIAH'S ROOT AND HER Il UiCES.
L. ofsI.S Ne pas,,e as a poslt,vs cure.
hAKIILNs ROOT AND HEhB JUICE e toe
prescIibed it reaches and esa1icstes every psrto
Of the sersrsxi po.op lhxt the cure g tbo.eass
and permanent Tase then OF this purifying rene.
dy ard he nesle3 ana do not transmit TO soar p,'-
'''' that Tor 10 s6T hapSR IN 'sr
sAsXkifxK : ROOT AND HssB 5iiSBs -
will remove every vsEttse of impurities from the
system as Vel as eli tae bad effects OF Aereary
FIMALgSl R1MALEslt
In nan. Affections with yhien ,p !, err, Of Pc.
most happily adapted, 10 Ule:ratei Uterus, la
Whites, IL bearing Gown, Falling o. the WOMB.
sert by express. Price 81 . eottie, or pcttoz
" sAMARIrAN,soH ANcEa WASH.
IIshOED CO, Box III Philsdelphis Post
sofi By g. oALvERr FORD, corner of nth An
HIERY cock. Alexandria. mAys tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-02

Ofsrs gay be made Tor one Or sanre srtie'ss IT
the osts IF the bidder and In case more TIA
chs srt'cie IL contained In The offer the Chief Of
tie BIrsan vii have the RICH. 70 se9spt ons
more o the articles sontsine1 in such Offer aud
reject tie maiuaer. tn prizes ,raSt BE- Katforr
ard cftrs must embrace all Of cay more Of
the a. tides detirs1obte AT all fhs stations.
For thu dc soriptio of articles iu the above Hst
bidders are referred e. the sam pies at the said
Navy fsrds, and to the advertise ent oil this
FcIeAa dated August lSth- 1893 and for ioforgs-
tiop IS to tbs laws ana regulations Gn pan phlst
form IRE gsroidg Contracts 20 the off ess Of the
Agents
BiGnk forms Of proposals. may bs obtaissd on
Tlieutfcn 20 the mary af|rts ~ Portsmouth RsB
P0mrpstirt: BoSon. NsiU York, PhiiIdsiphsd. Slti-
mare. and at fkiS HIreuH. m226 la Eiw
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PROPOSALS..
ORoP sALs HoK MULs ..
CsIIP Qua OFFICE.
DEPof OF WARRINGTON,

DEPOT OF WAsHIS9fps.
wasainetox, ID C., Maroa s, 1854;
Sns T., se @ s S'Ts
$4,000 MU LES. 70 conform TO the following
SPECIFICATIONS:
Al + be tourtes o. hands and owe. in height.
purposss, to Be over thrse q, and anisr NINE isj
yssrs of and to weigh not less than seven hun
dred and ten i7loj ponds each.
Psoposs to be for ave huasrsd so, and ugxs ID, q;
der ali ana pos. address OF shs DID
If the bio Is made in the name of Arm, the
sfs s hs Of Pc
party signing 1t
sidsred AND an oath of allegiance must accompany
eseh propo ition.
instcn B q, snt should be plainly marked "Pro-
GUARANTY.
The ability of the bidder to Eli the contract,
by two responsible persons. whose signatures must
be app nded to the guaranty.
shown by phe cisl certibeats Of the Clerk Of the
assrest district Court OF OF the United states Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
srs opened, their proposals will not be consid-
Bonds in = sum equal to the amount of the con.
II the ct n nsh 81 bid
der or bidders rpon signing the contract.
BE- for sadss g %
men WITH them or TO have bonds signed in An tici
patton and ready to be produced when the contract
st for s St be apo, ss.s s
FORM or GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents of =. In the
ly enant with the Unitei States, aai
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of - bs SC
e.ptanes q said bid execute ,he eontraa, for the
equal TO the amount Of the contract, to furnish the
ADVERT ement dated March IS, ls6+ under which
tn. bid Was made, and in case the sai1 - shall
81 tee t. make good the dinereoco between the
s,hle BIDDER: the person to whoh the coat'a act
w,,,.,.. Given Under r. our h ,sa and seals
Seal Seal
hereby certify that to the best of my k Owleige
snd belief the above named suarant re- are < BOD
and suffi lent reties for the amount for which
th.5 offer TO he secuii's.
torrey Colles..r II Customs, or "a officer nnier
| the United states Government, responsible per
son known this Office.
! INSPECTION, DELIVERY, dc.
A Mules conf acted or under this advertisement
viii DO subject to rigid in.pection, and d ose not
| Ger form De to tie specifications will ns rejected
| TIE Mules must be Geiiverrd in this city within
twenty "a days from the date of signing the CON
| tract.
| Payment to b. made upon the coz pistion of the
contract, or soon thereafter the Depot Quar-.
| tea USaa shall e unds
Any informs ity III tie b d, non &C ntormance
| with the terms Of this sdvef tisement, will
tbs rejection Of the proposal.
These IslIes vii be ava dei in lots OF t30t hTe
turcred ga h, un'ess the Depot q -aftsr Master
shou1 de- m II fer the inteTsst OF The Cover ne 1T
The D. pot opsrterraster reserves 20 himself the
tstt to relset or all bids that h DEAN too
S'S' Brig. Gen. and chiss I nar' 1 Th ss
nh Is 70 De pot OF " aahiggcJu,
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PROPOSALS.
EBEsn BEEF ron THE NAVY.
NAVY pEPARfN8Hr.
BGsgIU or Provisions AND CLOTHING.

BUssAu OF Provisions AND 3torHINs,S
M rob 81, lsl.
sBALEp PROPOSALS viii be received at thts ID
al Rntii O'Clock p on tbs 18th April. pr6xi-
TO- Tor the Gu ply Of ten sDusani pound of Fresh
Be.f A. the Wsss inston g. atipn. curing the
Ainder OF the fiscal year ending June -, 1854.
The bee EMS be in eaasl propo -tious If fore and
tit d guar efs, the bes, the market affords, and
must le = Hersi Tor by the pound
Bonds with approved secur. ty will be required In
one hslfthe es insted amount Of the contf act AMI
twenty per centum IN ai5ition viii be ~ithr ED
Tom the smount of each payment to be m sde az
collateral rty for the due ne formanre of tas
contract which sill no account be paid until il
ia fully compile with
livery fer musf be accom- panied las directed in
the act Of Compress kins appro pristion for the
naval service for E45'7, approved l0tn August
1886 by written guarsoty sic ned by one more
Iesponsible persons 30 the effect that he or they
undertske that the bidder bidders. will if his
their bid be accepted. enter into an Obligation,
within ave DAYS. with good ard sui eient snreties
to furnish the articles proposed
No proposal will be considered unless aecompa-
ned by such guaranty and by satisfactory evidence
that the bidder has the lcenss required by Ia. of
Congress mn al st
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IosEPH REYNOLDS 4. CO..
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FITTERS
No 500 NlhSH 6fR1kr near avenue

Have just received, ana will constantly keep ON
hknd, the largest and best assortment in the city
etChaIdeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portables,
Glass Globes mica and other Blades, and all arti-
eles in this line, from the best establishments in
New York philadelphia, &c, which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms
Also, RANGES. FURNACES. and Fire Board
Stoves.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
anywhere, on very reasonable terms Hotels,
Restaurants, DC, are invited to call.
We do ell kinds Of GAS and STEAM fittings
promptly and cheap, also every thing in the
PLUMBING line IN tbs most satisfactory manner
Call and see eur Bathing Tubs Fountains Water
Closets, W ash stands, Basins &c. &c, at No 500
Ninth street. Pennsylvania avenue, the large
establishment 10 the city Re 2-eotf
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"a ASHINGTON ARSENAL
W WASHINGTON. u, March 2; 1854
Proposals will o. received until Apri 10 at this
Arsenal or lurui ahing the following builiiA ma
terials deliverable at the Wharf at southeast gle
800 eilow pint piles. middle diameter one foot
ranging in length from q to 81 feet, as follows;
80 lies, 2 to q feet,
10 Piles. 81 10 q feet,
40 Piles, % To 30 feet.
2t5 Csk Piles, mi idle diameter one foot ranging
IN length from - 10 30 feet, as follows
90 Piles Is to p feet,
75 PILES. 81 to 81 feet,
IS Piles. So 10 81 feet
Is Fl es IS Ia ~ feet,
lies, 80 feet. ....-
1900 running fest OAK st,ingers mi Idle dismater
me foot, to eft 2 feet faced on one side
2e running feet OAK String ers, same as above
round -
4,s running feet OAK Striugers middle diam ,ter
one ftGt. 40 cnt IS feet. Uund
SO running feet squzre Oak Timber, I foot
foot, to cut - feet.
1900 sup. TEcsl feet Of two iuch Oak Plank TO
cu1 is feet be ng 50, % lumber feet.
Small IL rs for csibhing and hnu-in9 diameter ;
10 inches and to cut feet long enou gh TO cover
t5.iOt superficial feet. being. say, 81 .snG running
fset or u ,5 stIcsE feet long III c1fQs r ID
Proposals will SPECIFY 81 what time deli res
viii J." completed. J. 3 BEN ClN
mn II st Captain Colirnauiiug
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DRQPOSAfs FOR HATS, UAPs SHOES. DRY
GOODS, SEWING MATERIALS, &c
HEADQUARTERS DEFEScgs OF WASHINGTON,
O6ee e Chef Quane.mnstsr,

HEADQUARTERS DErEkcEs OF wAsBIsoroH.)
Ofee e Chef Qnarte.nnnstsr,
WASH NOTION, March Is. 1854 \
WRITTEN PROPOSALS will be received 81 this
once until further notice, for furnishing the fol.
losinR 2, tieles for use of coDtrabsnd men, women
and chiisren in this Department. Brogans frus-
set, &C., and other sers lceabla Boots and Shoss
for men women md children q ~esr
Chip. felt and woolls n Pa IS, and cloth CAPS
kerseys. Linseys Sins hams Blankets and other
wooileL and cotton goods 80.
Hickory stripes Ter shrts,) Bed Ticking I'M.
blsached Muslin, and woollsn socks.
Spool Cotton, black and white Linen Thre i'd
Bone suspender Buttons. large Buttons for coats
White pof cela,n battons, Yarns. Needles. and
other sewing materials sns trin.min2S.
Samples shouts be sent wi "a each bid at the ex-
pense OF the party forws riding the same.
An Ca OF ALLEGIANCE should ;cora eany each bid
No verbal PROPOSITIONS will be entertained but
every hid or modification of the same must be in
VT ting.
Purchases will be made from tine 10 time as the
foccs are needed under co5trsct or otherwise, as
the interest o. the service may require.
Good security will be required for the fsthfl ii
ful6lment of any contract made under this aiver-
tist meGt
Proposals sh uld he sealed and addressed to tae
uDd ersis ned and pdor ed Pr posals for furnish
H. Dry Goods, dc.'' ELIAS VI GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quarter a s,ter,
NH &c let Department of Eashi1
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PROPOSALS.
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this buresn, or By the com 10 aud31ts OF the ssta
navy yards respectively. durips the remainder %
the fscAl gear endrs on sh. 5'th day OF Jnas lSt,
cles. AID at tie places specified in ths following
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