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OFFICE CRoros AouBDuCr pEPARrNESr|
May -, lsbL
vTO IRON OUNDERS-SEALED Pro.
i POsALs indorsed Proposal, for CAST lRON WATEk
PIPES and BRANCHES" will be received at this Office nntI
II O'clock a M FRIDAY June . 1864 a which houT the Dads
will be- publicly opened for the supply OF
100 feet Cast Iron Watcr Pipes 10 inches diinaeter
900 feet of Cast roa Water pes u inches diameter
$1,000 fee. OF Cast Iron Waber Pipes inches dllneief
2250 feet Of Cast Iron Water Pipes Inches diameter,
and IL Branch Pipes. -
The amount OF security required viii be $1,000.
Plans and Specific atoms for the AID form OK Agree
to entered into BE- obtained on application 5, 'A
Office FSSi jTf bSHHSSksAAoH c'ooa Aerse' Board
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Corporation Notices.
TT S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
W N. Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
OyyfcE, New BUILDINGS I
Cor CHAxBERssr. AND BROADWAY
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR TIE NAVY
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 5000 AND 500, CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS,
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.

The United States authorities having IN order TO fill up the
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising of Recruits for
that branch OF the service and guaranteed that Recruits for
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted the quota
of the places whore they elect TO be credited the
they Recruits for the Army the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved to pay Recruits for the Navy and
sarinc Corps the following bounty, cash down. upon their
being duly mustered into the service
WHEN ENLlsTiNG FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500.
WHEN ENLISTlNG FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN TILE AyY...".................... 5000.
WHEN ENLlsTING FOR MARINE CORPS... $500.
r. ANY PERSON BRINGING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $50.
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90 Ubom it man Confern.

NOTICE TO EXEMPT FIREMEN.-The
attention Of Firemen holding Exempt BADGES i ca si 10
tie following section of the law relative 70 The same
Section Every Exempt Firemen receiving bsise sha
have the pernission TO the re-irwed time
during tho month OF Msy In each year, otherwise such Peas
sion shall b. deemed revoked and the said
NAV al any time revoke any permission granted by them
bat In such permission Is not renewed, or revoked II
shall the duty of such Exempt Fireman 70 restore the badge
urryiousy worn BY him to the said Commissioners
In accordance with the above section. the Clerks OF hs
Board =. Fire Commissioners viii be IN attendance az re-
men. Hall on EVERY TUESDAY and TIT RsDAi EVEN
ING from 10 D. m during the month Of MAY for The plr
pose Of renewing Exempt Badges. ,,,,,
cHaEIssP kSArP Clerks.
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NKx YORK Mach I 1874.

DERSONS owning or representing Steamers,
Shps Schoonsrs. &C., requested TO hand into this
Office daily the OF oil such vessels they may wis TO
charter to the Government have freight for Their ioa'
mage Standing Rate Of Charter &c, will be required
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customers have plenty Of room, steam power sna
light and expect MI orders promptly and my own piiee
hstino no connection With ne Typc Founder, monopoly
shall not sell below but things can be done IS "e
u others. - ;. " ~ $780,,
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NASH PAID for RAGS ana a. k'ha' ~
~ PAFER-MAKERs SroG ihi,S 3 ANprws.
Noa 81. 81, CeuIest
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BONDS
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
this Office until Saturday May 49, 1864 at O'clock p NJ for
the whole rny part of the OF 2OOoOo of Soldiers
Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds Of the County Of New
Yosi authorized by Chapter T. and a. amended by Chapter II
Of tho Laws Of 1884, and by an Ordnance of the Board OF
Supervisors. approved May 4. 1864
Said Bonds will bear interest ct the rate Of dr per cent per
annum payable semi annually the LIST day Of No
vember in each year. and the principal will be redeesbs in
successive annual ns.sment. Of ssooo EACH commencing
on the LIST day ofNovember, 1879.
The proposals will state the amount Of Bonds desired and
the price per oo thereof and the persons whose proposals
10 accepted will bs required to deposit with the County
Treasurer Ia. the Bro.dwuy Bank Wednesday the lot day
Of June 1904 the sums awarded to them respectively.
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties viii DO entitled to
receive Bonds for equal amounts Of the value Of the
awarded to them bearing Interest from June !, 1864
Each proposal should be sealed and ndorsed Proposals
70, Soldiers Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds" and
ncosed In second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The right Is reserved reec. any all Of the bids
ssd necessary protect promote the Interests Of the
County. mAIrhE" l. BRENNAN Comp''ouef
CRY ov NHw YoRx-DxPARrassr o. FINANCES, CoaP
yRoLLsR's Orucs, May 6, 1864
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Mem Qualifications

DOHN's BOOKS. uo,
No. icl Broadway
viii 0Her IN o lew dA Xf Low PRICES.
ALAR0E STOCK OF BOOKS.
Pu'cha'eGa R y ipr SALE OF BoHNs LIBRARIES.
A rare chance l. offered for booS buyers
IMPORTANT
THE ROUND TABLE
FOR THIS WEEK IS NOW READY.
CONTENTS
Look into the Future.
Eject of the War on Textile Industries
The forger of the Proclamation.
Progress of the Campaign
Our Foreign Population.
American Coins
Look to your Name.
Homes O, New England Authors.
Was.ed-An American SOyer.
Castle in Spain; POcm-
College for Syria
REVIEWS
Strauss Life Of Jesus.
Mr. RsymOnds New Book
THE LIBRARY TABLE,
Nineteen Beautiful Years
Robertson's Sermons-Fiah Series.
Nepen;he.
The War: It's Causes and Consequences
Jenny Wade Of Gettysburg.
BESIDE ALL THE
ART AND LITERARY NEWS OF THE WEEK.
PRICE TEN CENTS A -0PY.
..rrprc,N >yp,yS co Acl.yTs rOP THE TRADE
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Go Eet.

nWELLING-HOUSE 10 LET.-A commo-
~ dious RESIDENCE, with large GARDEN. wei stocked
with Choce Fruit Ia Bushwicsay. between Moore ana
brooklyn T. H. House hss II large Rooms and
nsnrle store Of Closets Pauircs, Fofco Punp AID BAN
Room Within uinuirs wax o. four Lines OF Cirs; pho
rh Of Ffui on tn place this y.lr Rnt N 'tr.ie Apply
on the r.eu.iscs to J.. ". ENGLAND, y. l. Tribune
Oft -.
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L'ARM AT AUCTION-Thc FARM lately
J. owned and occupied by GILBERT II. TRAVIS tide
ceased) located Ia the town OF Carmel County Of Putnam. 1t
miles Croon Falls and the direct road to Lake Maho-
pac and containing m Acres Of valuable LAND and Of
The desirable place. Farming purposes or COU "
TEY RESIDENCE ia the Countyoi Putnam.
sae to take place tho premises Juns.i itt at O'Clock
D. IN For particulars inquire OF either OF the subcrbcrs
OEO LUDlNGTON,
LYMAN H. BlRCIARD.
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Duiloinp Alaierials.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Garden Vases,
~ Green House. Malt, Kiln and Flooring Tiles Fire and
bath Bricks Sewer and Water Pipes Plumbers Materials
80 t. H. QUINN, Long lslsnd Po.icy Depot sIs peAlst
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Bows viii not be taken unless they sixteen years OF age,
stout in good health and no, be eet inches IN hight
In oil case. consent VI the parents OF guardians must DO
tvs, obtained
The County bounty and .e three months advance pay VIII
b, paid to all recrus irrespective Of class and hsmonty
piy can be e home by application to the paymi',er' oil
the vessels to which the recruit, may b. assigned.
All needu information can BE- obtained by applying at The
Naval tent in Park and persons be- enlisted and
,rorn in either of the following rendezvous which are
tie only ones authorized By Navy Department in tins city
All recruits thus enlisted and receiving the bounes iiore-
said will be credited the quota OF tie City aud County Of
NevYork.
CAPT. OSCAR BULLUS, U. 6. n, No. sCherryst.
CAPT EDWARD THOMSON T. 5. ~, No. SO Water st.
LIEUT. COMDG JNO. MCLEOD MURPHY. L. 5. ~.
No. Ia State-s,.
ACrG MASTER JOHN W COIN, U. s.N-
No l56 Son,h-st.
CAPT. A. N BREv0oRT, L. S. " c, No u bowrey'
EDWARD z. MEEKER, 4. 5 VI. C,
County Bounty Rooms No. 10 Bowery
C. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Couptrolss
ORIsON BLUNT Supervisor.
WILLIAM 81. TWEED, Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART, supervisor.
ELIJAH T. PURDY. Supervisor.
GEORGE oPDYKE, Auxiliary Member.
County Volunteer Committee
ORlsON BLUNT, Chairman
New York. Apri 9. 1864.
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%rotsr.ss ano propislons.

GAVE YOUR MONEY. -THOMAs n,
- AGNEw the Ess. GROCER TsAsns fIoS new eel.
o. o. T.. ios.e. Flour Wines. Sugar. Mblsses syraP' $40
Everything else used IN every family cheap ,s n.s Wa
oe' dns,,ment No 262 Greenwichst; rfaii' corner "
Greenwich and Murrsys"-
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$4,000. 7 fsn4SHa p . s.. srsG nHs.
Mss. Good security given Beet OF reference. Address
A. r., Box No. Nv, HelLd Office.
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w shed Book and Job Printing Office capital not much
required practical printer preferred Address PRINTER
Tribune Office
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a. IUU,UOtU Country Property. in sum: to suit
Also large number Of FARMS FOX SALE, at very low
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CEA SHORE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
- The Madison House, situated In Madison. New Haven
County Connecticut mo shor. Of Long Island Sound about
quarters Of mile from the depot with all the furniture
and hItures SAID house will accommodate ~ boaders Also
the stable aud bne pin alley The lot contains about acres
of land Altogether the finest locations on the Sound
FOR further particulars apply to .
MAY I6 l86.. WM 4. HULL, Madison, Conn.
IAn ACRES VALUABLE TIMBER LAND
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FoRDEAD HORSES.

WAsHIh0TON, ID, u, FEBRUARY 4, 1904,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office up to 70 o'clock NJ, on SATURDAY, Feb
ruAry 49, 1884, for the purchase Of all horses that
may die or be killed at the Cavalry Depot, Giles.
boro', near Washington, D. c. within the next
twelve months succeeding the date OF the letting
Of the contract,
Tho horses will DO delivered at certain deIig.
mated spot, to be fixed by the United States.
The animals are to be removed daily, and con-
veyed far enough from the limits OF the Depot to
avoid all nuisance either to the Depot or the resi-
dents in the vicinity.
Payment will be required In Government funds,
at the close OF each month, for all animals deliv
cred up TO that date.
Bonds, with approved securities, in the sum OF
nve thousand dellArB will be required from the
party to whom contract iB awarded.
Each proposal must state the price per animal,
giving hull name and post ONCE address, and be
accompanied by guaranty signed by two Tespon-
Iible persons and certified by some o. s. officer
responsible person known 10 this Bureau, and also
by the oath Of allegiance, signed, stamped, and
duly Attestsd.
The bids OF all WIN are not present at the open
nE OF the proposals will be rejected.
The contract must be entered into within three
days Of the date OF award.
This ONCE reserves the light to rel ect any all
bids that may be offered.
Proposals should be addressed to Captain James
A. Ekln, Chief z M. Cavalry bureau, Washington,
d. c., and be plainly marked on the envelope,
Proposals for Dead HorHes.n
By order Of General J. II. Wilson, Chief OF Cav
airy Bureau. w ~
fet-9t Chief z. NJ. Cavalry Bureau.
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EXPLANLTIoN.-In our issue Of yesterday an
article appears over the signature Of "Third
Ward" in which complaint is made against Messrs.
Jones & Co., the well-known produce and commits
sion merchants, on the corner Of Eighth and D
streets, for blocksding the sidewalk with their
goods Upon inquiry, Messrs. Jones & Co. state
that their business is so large, supplying a. they
do large portion Of the entire market Of the city
and importing in such large quantities, that they
reunable to extend their storage facilities to meet
the large supply they are daily receiving, and
storage being very scarce, they compelled TEN.
porarily to occupy the sidewalk. The demand Of
our citizens for the class Of goods which these
gentlemen keep must he some excuse for the TEN.
porary interruption and Inconvenience which they
experience.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-04

GRoyER's THRRRE.-The "Duke's Motto
was presented to a crowded house last evening
For frat night the piece went well. The scenery
andlAppointments were really magnificent through
out. Mile vestvAll, as Lagadiere, gave us another
proof Of her great dramatic abilities. The new
candidates for public favor, Messrl. Donnelly and
Dubois created q very favorable impression in
deed. The Dukes Motto will be repeated tonight.
Seats are selling last and great house may be
counted on. Go early or stand-up has been the
rule at this theatre ever since the beginning Of
Mile. vestrAli'I engagement. Tomorrow evening
that lady will take her benefit.
FoRD's THEATRE. - Lady Isabel of East
Lynne will be repeated tonight. It is having a
great suecess, this emotional pieces and, besides
Tire capital acting OF Mrs. Bowers, tho comic
humor Of Bishop, and I" Old Spear A. the Boston
bays call him, IL great attraction.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Among the many places
OF amusement now open In the city at present, we
notice meme that 10 meeting with more success and
popularity than this music hall and we are glad
Of II, for there il more deserving, both from
the sterling attraction offered and the unexcep
tionAble manner in which II 10 conducted in it,
various departments.
The artistes engaged, and who will appeal
nightly, include such names ~ Miss Eva Brent
who, as . vocalist, 10 above all commendatlon
Ernestine De Faiber, as a songstress and danseuse
10 peerlessj Mons. FUuche and the grand RonIan
Ballet Troupei the King Brothers, the wonderful
gymnasis; EAgan and Edwards, the unApproachA
BILE EthiopIAnsi Edeson, the comedian, &c. It II
well worthy a visit. A complete change Of pro
ErAmme this evening.
YARIETIBs.-Thls Thursday evening, last
night Of the comic speciality OF the Toodlesj also
new attractions introducing all the great Varieties
A.. -. han LsNG.l lshN MS
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR POTATOES.

OFFICE or TINE CoMMISIARY OF SUBsIsTEE,
wAsHISGToN, February }, 1861. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY the
undersigned, at No. 223 G street, Washington, ID.
C., until MONDAY, the 10th day of February, 1881,
alta O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department with Ten Thousand
100000 Bushels OF Potatoes, to be delivered within
twenty-five days after opening the bids, at the
wharves In Washington, Georgetown, D. C., or
Alexandria, Va. The Potatoes are to be Of good
merehantable quality and the bidder will specify
in his bid whether he proposes to deliver In barrels,
In sacks, or in bulk.
Bids will be received for quantities less than the
whole,
The oath of allegiance must accompany each bid,
unless the bidder has already filed the same In this
once.
Each bidder must be present to respond to his
bid; and Government reserves the right to reject
any bid for any cause.
Payment will be made In certificates ofindebted
meas, or such other funds as the Government may
have for disbursement
febl-iOt S. G. GREENE, Capt, c. S. V.
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WARRINGTON, February I,

WARRINGTON, February I, 1884.
4. H. MtphsrS, Esq.
DEAR sra: Noticing a card In the Star OF the sd
Instant, rejecting upon the manner in which the
gas mains and services were laid by J, W, Thomp-
son Co, Aad having personally SuperintendsA
all work done by you for the gas company,
feel somewhat implicated In this charge, and
wish to say Mr. Browns statement IL JaiIs In every
partieulAT-thAt he oomplimen ted me In writing In
the highest terms, upon the manner In which the
work was done, Gee. W, Riggs, Esq., and Col. W
O. Freeman, the directors, also praised its eXcou'
tlOn and here let me say that out OF 252 orders re-
ceivCd for work. ~ OF them were for repairs OF leak
ages In work previously done by the gas company
These have In my possession, and can be eXhib
tied, II you need them.
IhaVe been In Washington since your contract
eRded, and do not believe they have ever repaired
one OF your jobs.
think you can safely otrvr, Dir, Brown slOO fol
every leak Of gas he can show in your work
Yours respectfully,
l., W. EAMART.
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NOTICEABLE. Z. d. LIGHTHILL, from "a 81.
Marks Place, New York, author OF "a Popular
Treatise on Deafness" Letters on CatHrrh, Se &C.,
will shortly make professional visit to Washing
ton, when he be consulted on Deafness Catarrh,
Discharges from the Ear, and all the various DIS
eases OF the Far, Throat, and Air Passages.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR STATIONERY.
aovsr W RrrRrlrsrArNrs, UNITED STATES,

HOUSE " REPRE.ENTATNEs, UNITED STATES,
SEALED PRoPos VrrSIE is 4. (! ~ Isst
once until FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of March, 1854,
At 10 o'eleek M, for furnishing each Of the follow.
Ing classes Of stationery for the use Of the House
100 teams white quarto Post Paper, extra super.
lsO Team. white Commercial Note Paper, extra
90 ream. white FoolSosp Paper, extra Superhne,
% reaHS fancy Note Paper, assorted kinds, sizes,
5000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 6Xxsn
10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, bkx1k
10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 6Hx2H
10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 9HKsI
$4,000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 8,iN3'I
10000 fancy note Envelopes, assorted
$4,000 buff adhesive Envelopes, 8iIxsI
10000 buff adhesive Envelopes, 7lsx9L
100000 buff Envelopes, 6iIxSy q, with privilege
Of doubling the order at the rate, p5opSied'
gross Faber's black Eesd Pencils
dozen ivory and pearl Folders
2Odozen Mueilage, large bottles
dozen rubber Penholders, medium size
dozen li.inch Shears
I dozen 9ihoh Shears
dozen 6-inoh Shears
10 dozen Scissors, fine qualities, assorted
10 dozen Arnolds Writing Fluid, quarts and
so grois Washington Medallion Pens
so gross Levy's Commercial Pens
10 gross Perry's blue barrel Pens, fine and
medium points.
70 dozen Portemonnaies, assorted
is dozen Pooket-knives, assorted
10 boxes cut Qulls
70 gross Rubber Bands and Rings, assorted.
Proposals must be accom- panied by the names Of
the sureties intended to be offered
As required by law, preference will be given to
the productions Of American industry, II equally
cheap and Of as good quality and all persons
making proposals to supply any class Of articles
will state whether the same are the growth or
manufacture Of the United States.
The articles are to be delivered, free OF any
charge for carriage, at the office OF the Clerk OF
the House of Representatives, on or before the
18th day OF March, 1854, or as fast thereafter as
they may be needed for use.
Each proposal to be Endorsed Proposals for sta
tionery for the House of Representatives of the
United States;" and addressed to the undersigned,
Sufficient specimens Of each class of articles pro-
posed for must accompany the proposal, marked
with the name Of the bidder.
The person offering to furnish any class of arti-
Giles at the lowest price, quality considered shall
| receive contract for the same, on executing a
bond with two more sureties satisfactory to the
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, for the per-
fOrmance Of the same, under forfeiture Of twice
the contract price in case Of failure which bond
must be filed in the oifco Of said clerk within ten
days after the proposals have been opened and the
result declared.
| EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk Of the House OF Representatives Of U. s.
| fel-m4t
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The above form Of proposals will be adhered to
as closely Ms practicable, other lorhs WIN ps ~
ceivcd BY the Department and duly eonsilersu'
proper guarantee that the bidder is able TO !Hl'
ill the contract, certified to by the CLERK OF the
nearest District Court or United STATES psIlW
Attorney, must accompany the PROPOSE" W !" Will
An oath Of allegiance to the United states Gov
ernment must also accompany the proposal.
The contracts will be awSE Eo I be IWIy nn
eJ and thew win Immediately be required to enter
int contract, under hEo 1SGI' ecTtied to. w.
bidders may De present in person when the Pro-
pOAAlH are opened ~
rnnst he distinctly written upon the Proposal.
Propopals must be addressed to Henry johnson,
Medical $. K,Hnd Purveyor, U. 5. A., Warrington,
The Department reserves the right to reject any
VI 90 HENRY JOHNSON
office. feb2'2lt
1S6 CARD VlsIrE FRAMES 4S6
4B SisO!, French, and American Card r1afSs '3
J. MARKRITERS,
No ass seventh street,
Terms eNSh' jMs-lm
AOe PAPER HANGINas. 1S6
ii }" WINDOW SHADES. 90
$50 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES 'ss
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