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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
14enslons.
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WAsHINGToN oITY, D. O..
VIA give prompt attention to applications for
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIRs, PENSIONS,


And all ether CLAIMS before the Executive Depart.
msnts and In the Court Of Claims
Refers to: Hens, n N. Rice; M g. LathAv-i M, &.
Wilkinson, United States senhtorat J. Black r. NJ
StaAton, Secretary sf War; wi lam ReloRg schuyler
COltax, p. y. Fonke, Members or Congress-; Colonel
g. ". Ewing, Of Indiana, and ethers.
The undersgned desires ts iEferm persons having
that Ne 10 prepared 10 prosecute their claims with
promptness aad on reasonable terms. His practical
knewedge Of all tAe details ~ the military Service oi
the United States, gives him great sotes for the
speedy adlustmep and collection Of every description
PENSIONS.
All persons vhs entered the military service Aher
March l. 1851 aud are disabled by wounds or disease
are entitled to pensions. ~" f. H.. -|F .
Wdswa sf soldiers whs are killed, or die befs q or
aer their disc arge, from wounds IecsiVed or dis
ease contract while In service, are entitled TO pes
siOns. f| -.
II no widsw then tho children, under sixteen years
sf age, are entitled - pensions.
II ne widow nor children, then the holly
or IN part dependents On deceased for support
II ne mother, then the sisters Of deceased, undsr
sixteen years sf age. whSlly or il part dependent
on deceased for support.
HOuNTIEa.
BonHty. 20 III
All Wh' are discharged, by reAssr Of voGnds re.
ceved in battle, are euttled 10 bounty.
bounnes and arrears af bay dae deceased soldiers
are Paid as foses; first, 10 his widow aeesnd III no
widsv, 10 his children.
II he died unmarried; hrst, 10 ather; sscsnd n no
father 10 pother; hrd, il % father nsr msther then
70 his srothera and sisters. Arrears Of bay goes TO
JOHN II. .sTSPPELMA :. Rss., bsyt.n, Msptsom.
erycouniy phie, 10 my AuthsrlEed associate. Appli.
eatons prepared and Tor sArded by kim viii receive
prompt attentos. M - II OsIadf
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wepsthon and " W stewart, Dayton, George
Boyer, MAmisburg stoe Slayer, UniOni j u Ander-
SOD, Oenteryiilei " Myers, New Lebanon; IA Jackson
yhemoerhfprg' y u Bauer Harrisburgj d 0vine,
louisville Arnold Llmbert South riinRton Jacob
smSer, West baltimore, Kookl a CO. e errnantovn;
J. w MURPHY, yendaliai II Nckols, Liberty; n Rees
hafnefrvlnei HeyerlinR Herr Salem; J w Pyfmont
nlliAna SSaner, Weft baltimore; Parker. Bro
Oo fArkelsbnrR, and by DruRpsts and MerchAnts
generally shrooghout the UAltsd statos and oanAdaH
Au2ldiy
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Rrmaro.
A FUGITIVE PROM JUSTICE.
$500 90 REO0ARp

FINHE above reward will be gwen Tor the arrest and
Il delivery 10 me. II ArookFille, Franklin CoantV.
Indiana, within SIX months from this date OF William
a hnowlo' Indicted for the murder 0f Will am w
Nottfell IN November Last SAID Knowles "a about 3
Test ~ inches hgh, hghty built, wei hlhg about ia
pounds light com flexon. brown hsr; lieht or blush
eyes ss loose, sisinging "a ~ right afH
~ stecchi "a shout twenty-five years old has hat
little heafdi talks loud, and olnsidcrabe; IA very pro.
look. JOHN IN MoORa ANN
sheriff o. Franklin County, Indiana.
DfookVule, indlAna, haroA ~ l66t-Al2aAVst b.
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GIotbirrg.
Lost

4 OsT-Au persons are hereby cautioned against
~ nogouaiiug for note drawn ~ me- dated Fehrn-
ary 4, 1864, for four hundred and twenty two dollars
and ten crnts (st2l 10Y, thirty days, and payable AZ
llfht National bank, Cincinnati, 10 the order of q
" koHlsnh. SAID note has been lost, aud all persons
ara canhoned not 70 parchase or reeelveths same
JOHN A. MlNlCK.
hEJOHH 4. NTNICk' The note kluded 10 ahova
never reached me ~ mail sr Otherwise, and IL no
longer valid a against you onmy account
Q. W. ROWLAND.
clneinnAh, February 10, lssl-leiidtf
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Grocerlps, sc.

NJ " 7VVVIlU ~ wv NY IvlI UNIV
OEd leave most respectfully 10 acquRint their Gus.
- temers and ths GO emmunily generally, that they
have entered 10 parlnerHhip, under ths name and
style OF E. o'BRlEN 4 BROTHER for the pnrpoat
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery, liauor cigar
and tobacco busintss IN Dayton Ohio a. the late
stand Of u. D'Br an, No 3Ol Secsnd street.
Having pie eans 70 enable ast purchase goods
rom the hest houses IN New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and having had fifteen years experience
IN the trade, we hold out De bes Inducements 10 our
old Gust mersAnd n ethers who may be kind enough
to purchase from ~.
" hBR1EN, late OF the arn or o'BrieA Poe.
Toledo, OHIO, Will devote his time and attention 70
please AZ those who NAV come to luy at this we'll.
munty b tier, p,sslhe, tn ever before Both Of
uFfee very grateful for past yors and earnestly 20
hcita share Of your future patronage aulgdaw m
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WILMER IL. BELVILLE,
ATTORN Ex- x-AT-LA w,
DAYr5N, OHIO.
oTTICg Ne. - Mun .Eeet, nearly opposite the
Court noass, ever ths Drg GSSds Store o. John >.
Resaaorfy iel7dawam
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lgrOfessionaI sarus.
ELEHU THOMPSON,
ATTORNEY : AT LAW

NO AIRY PU B LIC,
WILL attend 10 tu,laois entrusted 70 him With
w dldEenee, promP Ptnass and care once 70 cor
ths rosm occupied ~ r. o. Love. masedsmawiy
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsIN0.
soym LINES OF NoHfAAxL5
LEES, MAKx SQUARE. ..u

-s..,,, NOTICES Double the abeve Iates.
Ysarv Advertising reasonable terms m b sSOos.
tss sSace occupied and the number OF cnanss
made. s,,, ,rons;ent persons or strang
=. to be paid for in adrdnce. ,;.. an NOV vear.
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines Sype[
or g for six months, but for snor'ef pef'0' A'e
w,ll be counted less than square. . ,-,;.oa .o
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is lmte zee 70
emo Advertisers own Immediate business; and all AZ
ysrtsements for the benefit OF other persons as
ILLEGAL advertisements and advertisements OF aucuon
,s and real estate sent in by them must be paid lor
: the usual rates. -, ;...n
eISs- Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions, will be inserted until foroia' anu 'nA'seD
accordingly. o,o,c., IN nj, cases
Q full rates. .,,,,oornsrts
Marriages. Notices Of Funerals and announcements
sermons, so cents each. .i
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FREIGHTS.


By this route Freghts Of all descriptions can be for
Baltimore, to and from any point on the Rail Roads
Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskngum, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton of their Freight to this Company can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, at all times as favorable are charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
ES-B Be particular to mark packages "via Penna
Central K r.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to address either Of the following Agents OF the
company:
D A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE b CO., Transfer gents, Pittsburgh
Nv BROWN 4 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
/ iR. c. MELDRUM & CO. Madison, Indiana.
J. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. NJ AMMAN Evansville, Ind
r. F. SASS, st. Louis Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois.
J. H. McCOLM Portsmouth, o.
J. NJ LOVE, Maysvillo KY
HALL & CO., Marietta o.
E. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. Ii. E. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o.
H. S. PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE o.
n H. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
E. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards well
watered and supplied with every convenience, hav
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
where will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-Jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. H0UPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II. II. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent, Phila.
delphia' ianll
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
&A u sx z, G@

OyviCz BALI 5 Quo kAiLRuAbCl
Wheeling Station, Aues. 1863
ON and after Monday night, the 10th of August,
~ the assenser trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule:
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Proposals
Anur CI- n1nISa Avn EorIpAan Ogy1cs. /
mo Iial


CINCINNATI, March, y 1884.
PROPOSALS are invited by the Undersigned,
putl THURSDAY April 1854 at z o'clock H., foe
furnishing this Department 10y oontract) with:
National Coor,, Army STANDARD.
R.siInental Coors- Artillery Army Standard
Rssimeu,al Coors-lnfantry, Army Standard
Garrison Flags, Army Standard
storp Flags Army Standard.
General Hospital Flags, Army Standard
Company Order BOOKS Army Standard.
Com pany Clothing Books, Army Standard
Company Descriptive Books Army Standard
Company Morning Report Books, Army STANDARD
Post Order Books, Army STANDARD
Pos, Letter Books, Army Standard.
Post Gnard Report Books, Army STANDARD
nesmeutal Letter Books Army Standard
Rerimental Descriptive Books, Army standard
Regimentsl Index Books, Army STANDARD
Reginentsl Order Books. Army Standard
Hat Feather Sockets Army Standard
Ostrich Feathers, for Hats, Army STANDARD
Chevons-Seryice Army STANDARD.
Chevrons-Ordnance Ser ,esnts, silk Army Stan lard
ss1seas 1s xy
Extraordinarily, o.; M soIsesnts Amy stsndf<
Cheuons-Csvslry, sergeants Army Standard
CLeyrons-CavalTy, Corporals, Army stands ID
Cheuons--AItIlery, Sergeant Msjors Army Standard
Chevrous-Arlery, lst seIgean,s, Amy STANDARD.
Chcucns-Artlery, Serse.n,., Amy S.a.dard
Cbrvrcns-ATtlery, Corporal, Army STANDARD.
Extraordinarily, q u. sergesnts, Army Standard
ehemon.- Infantry csrpOrss Amy stsndI1
Drnn Hesds-sBsro, Army Standard.
Fites Army STANDARD.
Hsgersacks-Pfin.ed. ARM Standard.
Cotton Duek-i0 md Il o., Army STANDARD
Samples Of which may be- at the Ohce Vf Clothing Sd
Bonipage In this city.
To be delivered fee OF charge at the u % eeon Ware
heue In this city, good packages with Gao Of the
party furnishing the Kind aud quantity o. Iod distsos
marked @ e.ch trtice end package.
Parties offering goods must In all case sarnish samples
marked and numbered pond with tb h proposal and
distinctly their bids tie quantity 81 goods they pro
pose to furnish the price, and time OF delivery.
guaranty, yned by two responsible penons must socon
parry each ba that the biddss will supply the
articles awarded to him under his proposal.
Bids viii b. opened THURSDAY, April T. 1884, a.;
o'eock m this office, and eidder Requested TO b,
present. -
Awards viii be r,,de on SATURDAY, Ap1a
bond. win be required that the contrao,s viii be fsint
fulfilled
Teeframs relating 10 Proposals viii no. ba noticed
BaDk forms Of Proposals may b. obtained at this oce
The reh, rse, bid deemed unreasonable Il reserved
BY ordu of Col TUoxAs Swekps n u NJ q.
g. w HOULTON Car tain and A. Q. ~.
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CORPORATION Notices.
NOR PO RAT ION SAL Z
real. ESTATE.

PUBLIC NOTICE s hereby given that by virtue Of the
powers vested Ia the Commissioners Of thu Sinking Fund OF
the CITY New York by ordinance Of the Common Coun
ell passed February n 1874 and Of the Legislature OF
this Bate passed May 81 1855, tho Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund will efer for sale at Public Action, on
SATURDAY the oh day Of Amil 1854 AZ 'he FIX
change s.esrosm, 10 II BLoadwsy, IN tie City o. Aew-
York by WILLIAM KENNEDY, bncti0neoT toe follow
,pg ZEAL ESTATE belonging 10 tbe City Of NewYors. z
l. One 10. Of Land the south side OF Cy iiopace, in
the City OF New York between Chambers ara Readest
2 Lot Of Land the wee, side % Man -, la he City
Of Brooklyn, between Water-st and the r.Tt River.
Maps may be obtained Q. The Compifos' oflee Hal Of
Records on and after March 20 1864.
TERMS SsbgTen per cent Of the purchss money ard
expenses OF ructon and sale BE- pail at the tompIoers
Office Immediately alter the sae; thirty per cent on the hrst
day Of May next when TIC deeds VI be ready for delivery;
the baacr f1ay bond and mortgage for tive years
May 1884, with interest," at the rate VI 81 cent pr
sDpum pay able half yeltly .. .
City Of NswYork, Department Of Finance, ComProlsrs
Office March D. 1855
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OsyIcr Anss C1OTnss AsB Eau,P.oE, lah aDd
Guaid-,t., PHIIADEIPAil, hauch Fl, 1854
CEhIID PROPOSALS will he received al
int for applying the sehuyk Arssp1 with tie following
articles:
Common Tent, Of linen cotton duck 70 weigh not .s'
u,at.xa rrquSss 80.
Iron Pots rslon, rs pounds inch bal, AMY standard
petroleum and Taed Paper fo bains purposcs; samples
required. -,
Bld, from Ssfs1ns oopt actors win no, BE- received
HAM Forms for Proposals We lad application Of
hk Office - .
Proposals. mast be Endorsed Proposals. for Amy Supphes
O. H. CROSMAN,
Col and Ass,- q NJ. General ~. 4. A.
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No. ia
lRnr CLorHIBo ASB E0rPAGE ouron. I


CINCsNs1ri o., March al 1854.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
untn TUESDAY Apr, s. 1876! at !, O'CLOCK fer fur
nishirT thi. DEPARTMENT 10Y oontractl with
Cavalry Stsndards-Aruiy Sta1dnd.
Bugles. with rytrs Moth Poces-Army StsDds'e,
Trumpe,s with extra Crcokr-ATmy Standard
Trumpet Cords and Tsssels-Army STANDARD,
FoTAes Caps-Army Ssndard;
Letter. from TO k-Amy Standard;
Fisurol from 10 o-Army StandAsd;
Csnie. ns-Army STANDARD
Rubber Poncbo Test B.eHte's--Army StsodAfd
Tro~,ers-f oO.nen-Auuy Standard
sspes Of which b. at thu Ofcs Of CloAing nd
Equipago In this city
70 be delivered free Of charge, at the Y Inspect On
% the party frRsns the Kind and qnAntity Of goods lis
tinctly fnHked on each article aud parkage.
Parties Offering goods mast IA a. csse' hrniH 'arnr 10.
marked ard numbered to correspond with their proposal lEa
distinctly state in their bids the quantity Of sood thy prof.
~ fsrni.h, tho price, and the time OF delivery.
tuaany signed by two responsible persons mist acc
pany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii supply the
articles awarded TO him under bis proposaL
Biss viii b. opened TUESDAY, APsle 1864. al
s'oloei p a. this office, AID bidders re4u sed be
present - 90
Awards will be made on WEDNESDAY, April 6. bnSl
will required that thn will b. fu- fulfil id
Teerrarns relating Prop 1ais viii not De noticed
Blank forms o. PTopo@sls he obsinsd az this Office
The rgh hid deuned Unreasonable rvol
BY order Of Col THosAs SWORDS. A. @ II. g..
G. W. hOULTON, Captain and A. O. N.
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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT

PUBLIC AUCTION.
Al she CIV Hall on MONDAY Aol H. 1874, At II O'Clock
vi be sold d; fublc Auction to the highest bidder,
with adequate security, for term often years
from tie l.. day Of May, 1855 -
The LEASE OF tins FRANCHISE 0f the FERRY now
eassbthed north u aud Immediately adjoining the prs sn
Ferry Sip the io CT Grand st. Eat River, New iors 70
The 90 q South 7;si brso cE p D. prpRy r, %
esA ished the slip bsn betYc-n Piers Noe. -
and 50 East River hew York. 70 tie alp ioos Of Brdses
The e.se Of FIsac. Of the Ferry about to b. e.t,b
shst from the slp BARN bs,wsen Piers Nos y ard -
East RIVER hew-Yots, to the loot Of soa.h SIXTH street.
Brootlyn. T.. d. or rosle point adjacent thereto . .
The said several Ferry Leases viii b, .od with AZ Che
rss privileges and sdyanase thereof belonging TO the Cor
pOr,'. an OF tho Cs's Of E coymTfoys
Tn ard covenants Of the eeses N, us,sl
form o ferry ssses sereofsre entered r.o by the
Tn Lease for osc 81 the shove hssd srr 20 ne nso ~
r the requirements Of the city charter In rlson TO
ferries and contain covenants the part Of the Lessee or
ho be orhey vii conduct ard manage the sad Jerry
or ferries asreosby TO rules reer soB oGsxce or
BY avs may berrsfer nom time 10 time pc
passed b. the Common Council or state Lea
be purchaser Of ha ferry lease and s eppendasee IN esca
BE- required pay the limo and pace Of see 20
tn Collector Of the City Revenue equal 81 cent
he bid for the annual rent t. apply te- rent OF
orenants otherwise to be forfeited 10 the Corporation Hs
VII be required also, 10 furnish an obligation at tie sane
e erecuted by two snretes this eject that he v
bond with sures TO be approved by the Comptroller
"a the punctaa Of the rent aser yeaEy and for
tbs faithful execution of the coyenADse. the lease The ioes
Of the auctione and the expense Of the lease bonds and
ryenue stamp 10 pd BY tho purchaser and no expense
whatever be- lncaed BY the Corporation for in
nection with the alp bukhead, premises proposed
&C be leased, duTi3g the term OF the Lease
The lease shall also eeuan covenns requiring eseh ferry
bat to hsys ae-eee 20 ensns az 49,, ,p on5
Dimensions tet usDa by the Fro bnertnsnt OF tho City
Of New Y9Is, tsedf sshaeT OF bs 1s,lfsnts
The Fire Department % tho City Of New YORK tor vtch
ce the Lesss hS receive twenty do.as hor or each
engaged and time to be counted lees than hour.
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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DROPOSALS Ill be received at the Urea aury

PROPOSALS will be received at the 1rea sury
Department oco Of the Supervising Arciiteo, We ShiDs
ton n c. until IL Of the lot day OF May 1884, for u The
FItE AND BUR0LAR-PROOP SAFES AND yAUL rs 70
qared By the Treasury Department pnor to May 1858.
Plans and SPECIFICATIONS DO obtained BY topca hon x
this Office personally OF BY letter.
Bids be per superficial foot including dsor and all neoes
tho oltsi- the price ned e
all eha.r,s whatever sIcept tho freight and the
travelling eIpsn.es to tie place whese the Vault
are ~ be erected
wE11f for io II steoa and condition. itfoo
charge
Ioeis for the vant. Safes will be furnished by be De
pernept but be properly put by the Contractor with
out charge.
Al bids be accompanied by tho bond 81 two pon
bic per,n. IN the 5000 that tho bidder viii ccep.
and perform the led to him. tho suffice "
SECURITY be certified 10 BY the Coiecse. VI IL tefn
Revenue 81 the District.
Department the Tlgh. 10 reecttly M The
bids be considered s interest to do and no bid ~, b.
tbs. does not conform % the Icqnrup ens tins
advertisement. "
Bids 20 BE- ineosed ~ sealed envelope indosd II ropo
sGls iog Sales AID Iauts' ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising ATchi, ,c-
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Oapssscs OvYog WAN DgPssTsyS1,l
wAsHssTos ID. g., mxch e, 1864 y
CEALED PROPOSALS will be receiyoh at
- thi. office anti WEDNESDAY April q, a.I m or
100 o ~ts Of Infantry Aocou.renent oobre SO, to be
delivered in the follow quantities at tho
80 900 set, at the New yor, Ar,en, Goy-rrOr. leland
3a.Ooo Frankfort 90 brile-hurs. Pa
ROO /" s.. ' Loai. :, 81 ' Louis. No.
These aeooutreents - he made IN strict oonfnmity
with the pstfn s's 70 BE seen At the Aheshthy rev
York FIankford -, Louis, Wa,eryLst. WAte-.own and
Warrington AT-enA. ADD u Sprn-hed i1nory They
10 be subject inspection a. the Arsenal where deiv-rd
before beng received fur the Government N9nn are 20 be
TIE belts OF grained leather and az Tho sock 20 be the
best tanned. The sheasr belt VIII b. inciadsa IN the
sc' -. a.,
D-Iy.es psl lots Of not rs than ine-uth
a. ~ Def the whole humber con,Jed of the hrst
s.liy,i ~ 10 l. inside on IL. 2ist day 81 May.
Failure mako deliveries a. specified TINE VA SUBJECT
tho 20 iorczIo Of the number he msy e 10 de
liver a. that tine.
. Requirement. uus Be- bo1ed IN the u,ue manner; tho
bs1e. 10 b. charged 20 be determined blythe psEecor
Bidders will state explicitly tie srs-nL OF n-ens Whrrv
they propose deliver and he IJ6e OF oa' they p10yo'e
10 deliver Al each psre II fer more than one
No bid. wil condcod from parties ohes thsn regular
uannf.eturr. Gnd such klODn ~ us npatasnt -
bfsliy comps. t 90 eI-s In tsf own shops the work
oh thaH tho-e mace N his own shoPs S-y
I'll b. rejected tho rendered mil aud void
BIDDER. wi close with the blds the written sfknoEieds
r,snts OF their sgrses their siTnA' ures.
obtrning contract VIII be- Obliged 70 -ieJ INTO
bod ~lih approved surotes for its .sIhui execution
Upon the award being made, Bcccesi1 bidders VIII DC ns
t.d aid furnished with forms 81 e9nsot end bond No.
The Department tho nstto reject ANY or on bds
Props.al. viii De addressed 70 Eslier General oeo'ye
Raray Chief Ordnance Ws,hHKton ID. c., indor.o1
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY,
Brig. Gen. Chief Of Ordnance.
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SrHR-r COMMISSIONER OFFICE, !
Nc. 21 BROADWAY, NEw. YORK, March II, 1854
rUyn CONTR i("TOPS -pROpOSAIS in.

SrpR-v COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
No. ~ BROADWAY, NEW ioRy, March II, 1854
ITO CONTRACTORS.-PR in-
sl.~d In sealed envelope indorsed with the title OF The
WORK and with the the bidder written thereon will
be received at this oaice until THURSDAY March 81 1854
ol.yeh clock ~ regulating aud grading Worth and
.cng streets between Broadway Gnd Baxter srnsts
Fer regulating ard grading Ninety scoond street, between
Eghth avenue and broadway.
For regulating grading curbng, Rrttstnv, mi nssns
Fhyeighth street. between Fourth and fll.h avenues
T0r regulating grading. curbnz gut'erng, and hagns
g1enty street between Tenth and Eleventh
For eubinz sutterus and Tagging Eleventh avenue 6e
tween Forty second aDd Forty-third streets.
For cubins guerng and dss'ng Second svepue beiwe-n
One and Oaehundred and tweaiy fish
nTrets.
For cubins suerin. and tagging Seventy Dih street be
tween BrosdssSy spd Tenth ayeuae
For clbirg gathering and tagging Onehrndred snl sa-
teeuth stree, between Third asd foursh a. ellles -
For HaggIg Sixth avenue between and fry
ninth streets.
For Tagging second s,reet between second avenue
| and Ayenvc A.
For As.ng Barrow street between West and Greenwich
streets.
For aAesusT ninth street, between Sixth avenue and
Broadway. -,
For eayginc Nneeth erect, between Fourth ind fihh
For ains siI..ha and Sixty fourth Gsess' AID
Eighth and Ninth avenues - - ,
For srvd.ss slip between Piers Forty nine and Fifty, North
| River. .
B.rk forrs Of proposals. together with the specification,
and agreements be eb,an-l his oceDsed Street
Cousiassor era Department New sk, March u, 1854
| CHARLES q. CORNELL street CoD'nissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

H'APSC0fT's LONDON and LIVERPOOL
l. PASSAGE OFFICE, No. 10 6opth-st., New York
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND and
WALES
TAPsCOTrs CELEBRATED LINE or LIvERP0OL
PACKETS SAIL TW fCE 4 WEEK.
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TIN
DAYS.
remit money the cid country do the ve.t rates
by sppyingto TAPSCCrf BROTHERS Co.
No. 80 South....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

vI,HE LONDON AND NEW-YORK STEAM
Il SHIP Co. will dispatch semi monthly their new aud 6
class British irsn steamships CELIA BELIONA. IOWA
OHIO, INDIANA, and MANHATTAN. each ooo tuns bur
den between London aud Nefork, calling a. iisvre OH The
voyage London Rates OF passage, payable In United
States currency from New Fif'. cabin s",ord
cabin $50; seefsge $50. From London Have: First
cabin second cabin so, seerase. go For passage
sppy 10 CiiAS. A. WHITNEY. 9, the Office No rs Broad
ROWLAND L AsPlNWALL, Assnta