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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

AssnioAs Ii a.,monthiy ad
American Lloyds = been received !
fishers, Messrs Tayi .rtshorne King, 8
This number contains surveys and reports
built under special Inspection Since The com
the publication OF this truly valuable work TN
OF vessels has been much improved, and /,
Lioyds well merits the title OF . standard boob
containing ss II does, all the essential quail ilf
sci 10 be found In It's pages.
srKAmsntP CREOLE. cap, Thompson, sailed o
for New Orleans
srRAnsurr BpINBuRo. Capt Roskcll, OF u
win sail 81 Q Pm TO- morrow, I'd inst, for GU
Liverpool.
STEAMSHIP HkvArA-This no v and splcn
steamship. Capt Greene. arrived 81 this port
evening from Philadciphis, where she was bu
tended M . mate for the fsvri,e steamer Nj
Havana and New York line, and Is elegant
ib feet keel, IS fee. beam, and 70 feet hold:
deck She hos an engine of 90 inches cyiti
buiii by Levy q NeaHe, OF Philadelphia., -
BR SnIP BosDisr1-weymout Dec 1875
SeDeS Un me Isl ns n IA 'ss
Of water IN her hold; the crew, with che on,
man, foreigner, name not yet asccrtaiped.
s sp IN bark vs q DSs
s pa es sS hui The Ssa Gss cn. oos
smr wrrcxp RAcsR, burnt By the Aiabam
Of java had The following i.c cargo on ,d bod -.
and l78 quaroies indigo.
BAnx AMANDA, captured and burnt by The
on board 3, 700 piculs Of clayed sugar 1885,
and 9, 80 do hemp. The hAniiia picui Is 81
pounds.
Pauss,AN BRIG Cam FRIrpnIcn, Schmidt,
k.~t. tl.rult g. n.r Ia l.ot~ IA.
next day.
Sen HAnoR, Higgins, from Elixabethport I,
cargo COAL won't ashore Monday night on bac
Island, and went 70 pieces. Crew saved
BcnR BARAB BuRroS--Doe, from Boston
with an assorted cargo, put into dranc ~
rectcd that . portion Of The cargo be discharge
examination the vessel has been copfsmneda
The cargo, hull and materials were 70 nave b.
1Mh.
on Wednesday night with a1ishter loadedy
beef ana pork, shining her IN the mouth OF
The steamer was not injured.
Dsst, Dec 1.-THE Aius, wshlstcrf, fro
New YORK, has put IN With rnddsr damsg,
sails, &C, win proceed 10 Ramsgatc Harbcr no
Movryvrpro Nov Is--Norwegian bark
johnson, from Liveapool for San Francisco
here Nov leaky and with loss OF MANN
charge cargo Mf..
Rio JAssrRo, Nov 2s-The Berlin. Kersw
Clyde for San Francisco, which put In hero
ms been surveyed. and win discharge part Of
ae.N a4s spoken, DC.
ship Energy, Caulkins from Liverpool for
lat bS, Ion NJ
snip !, Msnds. g which way steering no, q
! b 4, : s pSs y tDr parsee s'as ''F
bark je.ess, watson. from Boston sor Buen
N, lat ~ 81 N. lon a. ~ .W
A bert shswins The Br ensign aaa = s'"'"
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The aeoTe hgurcs do not Include accidents where no
hv"s were lost. Hccidenis t. inaivioGas which were
c'nscfby their careess1ess des m deaths or
injuries Residing from the rccaessne~ OF persons III
crossing standing upon railroad tracks where rsas
wee "a IN ption
The following additional table exhibits the number OF
ral,rord dents. with the number persons kiiied
aid injured by such casualties during the last eleven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

First National Bank OF Brooklyn The capital
stock is 10 he Que hundred Thousand dollars with
the privilege Of increasing 10 ono 'niii'on
The coupons Of the income bonds Of thc M'ss's-
sippi and Missouri Railroad Company. due January
l. will be paid on presentation at the Corn FIX
change Bank in this city.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company has de-
c.ared the usual dividend OF six per cent, rec o'
government tax payable on demand.
The statements Of the banks OF the three primer
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with t ,lwevious one and the corresponding ''"c
Of 1867 - follows
D.rae,ts .S,snie Circulation
n York. Dec 20 siZ2as iss lt go ~ 2esvS Ssi9is
Phis Dec %. sa6assa 2a6sSVo tIos,o's zooIol
TOTAL $685. 20 Isi " ~ g 23s coz na.asss
Isst vear 2ss iss,61 2i5aao.72s E.Syh2 2376U4
Since the publication of our list of new national
banks on Monday last, the following additional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

Aumber OF Acc id~ots a1d the Killed and
wounded sn 1868 a"d she Fen Preoed-
sng Years. - e
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The arrayof figures below exhibits the aggregate
prods ofthrteen compauss--probab,y the most pres.
perousthrough the last six years (s5S-1863, ncusve)
Though brought together 10 the way Of comparison under
this general name nourshing the adjective unless
explained, is liable misleaa somewhat For will the
reader note the wide distance 10 amounts between the
one third OF the companies which lead, and the other
two-thirds. or the six years back In question the
hrst Ii directly In the wake OF what was called the
panic year, the year Of depression. Distress &c,
Is6JJ, from which none, unless IL be three out on
she for Lowell companies gwen below. seem
10 have recovered themselves Five Of them made no
diydend whatever '5s. Two tthe Anoskeag and Ots)
only once tie salisbury which had Just wound up its
aa,rs unhapr y in It's passage 10 reorganization in
a new shape, VI the York, which had been under
cloud during t. three years and half previous
had lust rallied far 40 70 make for each half q the
wear modest per dividend; Stark, 90 per cent;
treat rails a. Merrimsck. CT; Hamilton, g. Ots, g.
Amoskeae, Ca Boston Tin walthau), 81 Ia Appleton,
a. Iacona 70; Middisex, 1906 salisbury, l02K York
i2e Psppere, l4i. o. this amount not less than 25t
mar cent have been paid IN extras "a follows--Appleton
smiltou Amoekeag, 10 per cent each; Boston, 20 do
faoouia, To- Middese1, 46 o. 10 90 1o) York, 10 b
10 10 10 25l while the Peppefe has collected tbt
opening Of the present year us accumuatng profits into
ope rroat avalanche 81 psymcnt50 per cent All tbes
eTtrss with the ei spton Of tho FIRST from Tie York
nave been paid since 1862 hogan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

marine Total Losses and htsoste
ported In December. ls63.
from record kept By I. H. Upton. Sexossr, Of
sscan shipmAssers Association. 20 have oompli.d
ing HIST Of total Losses and Disasters for December
TOTAL LOSSES.
ernAhHRa
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CLEARED.


CLEARED
gteamship orole (Br) Woodbnc. Bavaua-JAs Ward
ship Gov Horton Horton. San Francisco-wm oolemaa
ship Csr!ocs tI.sD. Magic. Ns.Amoros-y Phillip.
Hsrs kase StAnler' - San Francisco-R Drummonc
Bark g9staye Frl. Lawrence Hsyre-Bae.jer Deveru.
- r. a.sfr:. S Cssr. sa.s Roya.wskeman, Dimou
MD Josephine tBr,, consaea. Genoa-H Q De.
s.is A,ss sCISsS yse;'sn , g Edge
BriS Nellie tBr,. Clark. St St stephen-J Born-
Brig JsSn Sherwood. Smith. New oreans-Bentsy Smith
ssIs Inc tHano,. MOer. Rio Janeiro-Funch, Mencke
s.: S;ss:s Ss!ss.s Sert s:sScress Paine;
ssss Samuel sl S:A s Dn,,. 4,s.sns.s
echr FLORIDA. Jsc.son, Hsshinrton-Mot. Beden
sss L sa f'sRss sns 1
sssn
schr Feesenden. dorham, salem-R Ropes Co.
scsr Golden Gse Wssis, New Bediora-Fersuso 0'I
@ % sss sssse ''a
Ssss.er Y bruno Keynoaa South Amboy
ARRIVED
s % .s and @
ia; n, !; j p Ion q :s's.%.s,p ;.prG:sss
sh,p Guy Manserins, bound VI 25th sss PM lat ts Ion
= ss.s sS:s s = T.
Portland PM with ndss and 8 70 Frss
Sss%ssp yrsia. 20 sranspors,. Snyder. washington
=. se.a;:sp ha.an. rev. Greene, Philadelphia in bal
Sup cSmpromse csHins Lyerpeo a days with mdss
s sas Ss.n - * x had ss
entire p.:s.se yh ss Nj g 20. Ion 81 ss~ an Inman
81 sarah Hsrcs tBr, Rose Liverpool Nov with COAL
x s9a &c p d. coal
SIP SsridsD IAmser CardS Nov H. with coal 10
shs Lsass New Orleans days
ship ), Peter sDssas Psnssosa IS days with ship tim
VI; i : &. Az: f s 'sH
ss. a.. ss s.::, Nov T. with
r. s.s r0' Rsi
IA "A: ~ :::. . day..
BARK scs SR tBPcn s.Sr Ros,asn % days. with
Sss "a ss $ ss
s f ass s 70 f s:s ssr s.-
sars ss sss 6f a.S Ss sssys
ssrs 4ss Dss sot NJ. H.ven' S'e'' Dsmar'r' Dec
va s xso % srs% de dA With sugar.
n.a. Pc g 81, w y'n ssss
Ps,sSs ss ,ss os ssa . T ~
tales from Haamonos for Liverpool -. q, y.oo Nae m
Bark Aberdeen fof Searsport). stnson o''sso' Wv o
e fSi I.asssssn Grand rors 10 d''' with
Ssrs fcmpcsItcs New Ionaon,. Huxley Nsv Orleans
Ss' S ssissa S New orsss days. win sugar &C. 70
c sss 4 s;s
BAN lIe Van Name, Cook, MbrIage, 10 days WIN
humber 10 master Had heavy and NV g ases ,oJr
Brig Bogota Porter Aspnwan ~ days WIN 'p''e
Brig Bcavc, ,pr, Jansen Porsau Prince ~ days. with
Ba Alma 70 ds Farrell Nassau 10 days with sal. TO
sor fs 0& tpr, Parker chsro,ie'ownT days with
schT Myrtle uf rs Condor Barbor Grace u days. Win
sgsr Robert osswc Hudson. New Orleans 10 days
schr SrriSshop. johnson. rernsndps 70 days .vs
Sehr Queen or the South u nss's'' oo'so"' ~ '"'
SehrJolp Twav Human, Norfolk, days
Schr A gandeil GATES. Norfolk. q days
ethr A Tvens alton, Chincoeague 80 4. A-
sclr Il French toveand, Virginia. 9N17sf
Scir tohr Warren. Warren, virginia
Scir r Spoford Colesn. virginia
Schr Pike. LcttA AlerAnjrhs tdeys 49,.
Sthr M n BrAuhsn, DAVE, 3corse'o"hsa~ s
Sclr y Potter. Potter 0cor6e,co,Mn ar. sa.v.
kch- Rsynor. Bepnttt hnumo.es sasyS
"a , ~ ursron i,boics Frovidence,
| Siessaer New jrssy. noric wiinnsen NC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

The changes shown in the bank returns are con.
sidered favorable Both the government and pri
vste deposits increased, and the amount of i'm.
ported gold sent into the bank during the week
was f347 900, while The Withdrawals Of sovereigns
for expectation were sssOOO-the increase now
shown in the coin and bullion being 1896 1857.
The importations Of dry goods at the port of
New York for the week ending December 81, 1868,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

The holders Of the first mortgage bonds Of the
Cumberland Coal Company are notified that they
can receive the principal and interest, after ma
tnrty, II presented before the 3oth Of January or
thoy win he allowed 10 rehew their bonds for CT.
teen, years. win interest a. sir per cent
6ubscripsisa books hare beer 0psned for the
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CITY NJ l2c. l2kc
Nm .KrS fair demand, chiefly speculative, and
prices are without ,moraat change. Sales 5000 bbs
al 3D. csc. Tor inferior 70 PRIME ucudIng 200 bbs
Western at the outside price = K III IL IT, Il sse
Wool - mere has been a better iDaniry this week,
but prices materially unaterod Sales for the week
comprise 100000 lbs. 1ecces a 74c $50. 90 900 lbs
pulled al roc Soc. 2e0 bales Ocrdovs al 400 4Sc 200
bales washed smyrna al $50 &c.. 500 bales Morocco
AID Provence at S4c $40 and 100 bales Mestzaat SOC
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iOVV50OV
The aggregate debt Of all the loyal States does
not exceed one hundred and sixty millions.
The following are the returns of the Bank Of
England for the week ending December l6 COM
pared with the statement Of the previous week.
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The following were the quotations for Ameri-
can securities in London on the l7thtef Decem-
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oAuln
sts-eteansrs 1rexnsytlls. Qrs.i& Pass..oe. :,
Ciortu4A Leooide, w Van Name Rosins Nn.L
Ibrtgs eAxon. Ilt1s. Ltsgie. IaatA Anasss ~
ms; sohss Y Cook. q w Locke, RwArd, Avon
WIND y sunssl NR.
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tfersFt thursday evening, Dccemue.
y ,aart a.tt.e ma WEsrxRrrI0, daughter Of James
81 a4e tN~ deid, aged % years
emma, thou hast left US, ~
ar loss deeply feel
lis God thst hath bereft u,
an al our s0rrows heal. 4. .s r.l...
and friends or the family are respectfully
wtsc tend the funeral, from the residence OF hcr
gsra' ,. IA Commerce street, tomorrow afternoon,
tsn ylock. = sa.s..se ,.u...ae ress
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.NNf IS. 4 s.ff $780, fNli b
m at. a. ptasga es a.tan a..uHt
! n sr, - asssseR etEs eat
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EvAm.--In BROOKLYN E. D.. on Thursday, december 81
JUlIA. daughter Of John and the late Co marine Evans
aged II years. saa ga5s. nstf
Tho viasives and friends Of the family and those Of
cousins. CAaries and William Syls. respectfully
ved 70 attend the funeral Saturday afternoon at
enc O'Clock, iron the residence Of her cousin, Mrs VIM.
Gardner. No - South Second ssrees. 1H
FIExmC.-On Wednesday, December 30, OF consump.
ZION, JOIN FLEMING. aged q years and 10 mouths.
Tho relatives and friends or the family respectfully
requested 70 attend the funeral from his late residence
ls2 Elizabeth street. Saturday afternoon ct haipass
ens O'Clock. 14r
FnxSD-In Brooklyn. on Thursday, December 81 after
lingespg Illness SUSAN o., wife Of Frederick Frsnd,
10 the l3d year Of ber age. M4
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CLEARED
Steamship oriole (Br). woodbine. Bsvaoa-Jas Ward
SHIP Gov Morton. Horton Ban Francisco ooemaa
4 Co. sa4N t1 fGHE
Ship Csriocs (Itau. Maggie MatAmoros-J Phillips
Hark Kate Stanler -. San Francisco-R Drummonc
Bark 0ustave Fr), Lawrence. HAvrc-Baeter Devertu
Bark Murray Curtis. Port Prince.
= 81 0~sfrav- CiAsks pnsf B0val-Wakeman, Dmou
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL
DEPARTMEEr or the INTERIOR, l
WAauIHaf0a, Inlv IL. Iag4

Sealed Proposals will be received at the once Of
the Secretary Of tho Interior until Monday,
August l, at 10 m for furnishing for the use OF
the buildlrE occupied BY the Department,
SOC tons Fur ace Coal, "a 2tO pounds to the ton J
OF the kind and equal TO the best gu Atty OF the
baltimore Cosi Company's Coal and
so tons best quality Red Ash Coal, for stoves and
Samples Of the furnace Coal must be exhibited
TO the engine In barge OF the furnaces and any
not deemed by him equal 10 that above me ntioned
will be rejected. The Coal may be delivered al
the building at the convenience Of the contractor,
At any time, so that one half 10 delivered by the
arst day OF October an the entire ~ beIoT1
the urst day Of November, 1884, The Department
crease the order for Red Ash Coal, not exoeedInt
90 tons additional, to be delivered on thirty day.
notice.
Proposals will In Hike manner be received FOL
furnishing 100 cords best seasoned oak wood, II
cords beat bNkers' pine wo"d, to be delivered II
lots Of 10 to 80 cords 40 required from time 10 tim
during the fail and winter,
Satisfactory RrraHgements mubt be made for ~
eettsiniug the quality OF all fuel delivered.
BiiSerN ma add 10 their proposals, II they
| choose, offers for stDwlug Away the coal In th'
furnace roomS, aud for saving and putting away
| the wood
To suit the convenience OF bidders, separate
| bids will be rec lived for the coal and the woou
| Evidence Of the ability Of the party 60 iulnl
| contract should accompany each proposal.
| The proposal should DO endorsed, Proposail
for Fuel for the Department OF the Interior" AnS
addressed TO the Secretary jyiSmWuW
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPo.ALs FOR MALtEABLE
Il IRON CAVALRY TkIMMINGs
oRDsAscr orrrcr, wAa DrrAnrnrrr,

4 oRDsAscE orrrcr, was DEpAnrnrrr,,
| wAsnIs aros, yniy II, isst
snru ss !, s';s.ses :. 81. Gs
m. lot The dsllysry at the f6liowios points Of tB
scs soso.le. % u.lis.bis iron rn
ming. iot esvslry equipments. -s = -
4, tss IisntioId Afssss iecoc .s's. 'a" ''''
AZ The s.. Louis Arsenal, 1000 'e's' % s'sss
ssoh set to ,eooslst 81 the numbers al each
n na o. ogsssss, .ans rms bolt Stqd, aud iooT
each set are TO be made Of the new pattern Siti
st p, according TO the model to be seen a Nv
sS hs ss: .hs are e 30 made q
the bueklsa Of the best clock wire. The dimen
.ions q the cleaned s.s'ibss snd the nnish ana
eoeform si,iotiy to the, stshdsrd ssaSes, wSisi
thoroushy sissns and fssa rom ali splpe s sSs
,rissaa.ri'ies they are 10 be jsp.nnsd In the bsa
The good. arc to 30 put IN papers in the u.u.
manner, and packed, two hundred complete set
ssribed By the Inspecting ofieer. y 1' -
The weik I. to 90 subject 70 inspection at Ii,
nsnnf.ctoiy IN ALI stage. Of it, progress, and NJ
not passed Inspection. - '~-lr5-T
Deliveries are to be made a. follows:
bidder, will state the weekly rate At which thsy
Bidders win state the arsenal or ar.ensls vhers
they propose to deliver, and the number Of sets
one. TsuIs. 70 MAKE dsssrs. Al iG' , PSse
fed time viii subject the contractor to 10
Of The number he may fall 10 deliver at that time.
No bids will be received rom PARTIES oihar tina
regular manufacturers OF the articles propossd
for, and Who are known to this Depart ment 10 be
s,psele 81 executing In their own shops tho work
Forms % bids can be ob,.iosd a, the above
,.G 81 .5'snsi. pOPO'a moi made s'd on A
1... GUARANTY s - H.
The bidder will be required 70 aeeompAay His
Ponsihle persoas, that, In osse his DO seoeptsA
he viii At onoe ese~uts the contract for the same,
with good aud saffeient suretles, In q sum equal
10 the suount Of the contract TO deliver the srti
Gee proposed, In conformity with tbs terms oil
this advertisement; aud In ease the ssid blddai
should fall 70 enter Into the contract they 70 make
good the dihsrenoe between abe ofer Of said bi 4
der and he next responsible bidder, or the person
TO whom the oontract may be awarded. ! IH.7
The responsibility Of the gustantors must b
shown ~ ms ofcial c0tihcate Of the Clerk Of tbs
nehrest District Court, Ind the United states Dis.
trgt Attorney. e..
Bonds In the sum equal to the amount Of the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18
DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

OYrrE DrPoT ComMissARy OF suBstsTENcE,l
e.. WAsHIroToN, d. C., July IL 1884, I
Sealed proposal, are invited until the 2ist In
stant at 10 O'clock, for furnishing the subsiIt,
TWo THOUSAND l,ooo) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals viii, be Tor what 10 known NJ this
depot Nos, I, 9, and ., aud bids will be enter
tanned for any quantity less than the whole. -
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets of psp r. =,
The delivery the Flour TO commence within
i've days from the opeuug OF the bids, and in such
quantities, daily, as the Government may direct
delivered at the Government warehouse IN George
town, atths wharves or railroad depot In wash
ington, d. @. '.t. ~ f
The delivery OF all Flour awarded to be com,
pletei within twenty days from the opening OF the
BIDS. .st# ~
Payment will be made In certificate Of indebted
ness, or such other funds a. the Government msl
have for disbursement. p. '' 80,
The usual Government Inspection will be mad'
Just before the Flour 10 wed, aud none Will u
accepted which 10 not fresh ground, ~ 49,
An oath Of allegiance must accompany the bid o
each bidder who has NOT the osth, on hle in thil
ONCE and bid will be entertained from pArtieI
who have previously failed to comply With thefI
bids, or from bidders not present to respond, . .
fGovernmsnt reserves the right TO reject any bid
Bids 10 be addressed to the undersigned, at 22s G
= - - .. c. GREENE"
jyibSt n. Captain and g. g. v.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18
.GRAY's PATENT
MOL ED LIARS

Are not simply dat pieces of paper cut in the form
Of collar, but are Nodded and SAoped 10 NJ the neck
having perfect curve free from GHgLes or breaks
which is obtained by our patented process, Whioi
also secures another advantage possessed BY no oif'
collar viz; Space for he Cravdi in the Turn-do~n
style, As inside of tOhieh u perfectly sRlo0 and Jfss
nom pueAsrs, making this collar, for ease, hsAtnssS
and durability, unequaled. .-.
They arc made In Turn.dawn style In SiLes from
IL to IT, and In GArrotte from Is to IT inehes Anu
packed In neat blue boxes oil 100 eAahi Hieo ~
smaller Ones Of 10 sAoh-the latter very nanny
package for travellers, army and navy officers.
ErEYERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NI,1LDED COLLAR"
sold by all dealers In NeE'a Furnishing Goods
The trade supplied by -. w."
WALL, STEPHENS h CO., .a...
l-. .r an Pennsylvania avenue,
potwssD Nipth and Tenth streets
Ie2-dSm Washington, y, q.
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Az A 4 Err II Il N rs.


WATER REoIsrR ans 0rFIoE,l u
Q :. raalsrH CITY HALL, July 7, 1894. 4 .
All parsons who use the squeduct water on their
premises sre hereby notified that the w.ter rent is
now due to the Corporation for the period from
July I, le6I Ito January I, 1855.
during this month o. July. not paid by or before
Ausust ist, the law com nands that the water be
shut on at the main and not restored except upon
pAymspt OF arrears and two dollars fos expense Of
shutting of and resto ring.
The law does not provide for serving individual
notices, and this public notice 10 all That will be
gveo. RANDOLPH COYLE,
jy 8dimif Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18
PROPOSALS FOR LITHoGRAPH-

OFFICE SOP sRIsfIspENr PrBLIc PRisrIso,
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1854, !
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received At his
office until MONDAY, tho lst day Of AUGUST,
accompanying the Coast Survey Report Tot lsbs
These Charts are thirty In puuher, Of which an
confainins full particulars, will be furnished upon
"'''''''A JOHN d. DEGREES,
I Jyis.st ...N Superintendent. q
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES.

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HORSES.
= WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuREAU,)
oFFIcE OF CHEZ QuARrERaAsrER,
WAsHIHoroN, D. July !, 1884.
est bidder, at the times and places named below,
VIZ:
Lebanon, Penna THURSDAY. July Il, 1884.
Reading, Pepns-, THURSDAY, July q 1884.
Harrisburg, PennA., THURSDAY, July %, 1894.
Altoona, PennA THURSDAY. August 4, 1854.
williaDsport, Penna., THURSDAY, August H.
two HUNDRED (aOo) Cavalry Horses at each
place. 4 u %
the Cavalry service of the Army.
For Road and Farm purposes many good bar
gains may he had.
Horses gold slDgly.
Terms: Cash, In United Ststss currency;
Il. Colonel and Chief Quart rmAs,er,
JvSslt ~. rrla1 Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-18
PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR MATERIALS FOR
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SCALED proposal. 70 furplss s.sstisi. for d.
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log, until the 18Th day Of August next alto O'Clock
a. M when the bids will be opesed, without 70.
ssrd 70 any accidental detention OF malls or other
The msisrisis and articles smbrsosd In The
Glasses nam d are partIeulatly described in the
printed schedules, any Of which will be furnished
70 suah a. desire TO ofer, on application 70 the
comm andants Of the respective yards, or % The
yards upon application 70 the Bureau. This divi
sion Into olss,es being for tho convenisnse Of
deslsIs in each, sueh portions only will be fur
mandsat and navy AGENT 81 sssh station viii IN "a.
dition to the Of casses At their own yars
have copy ofths seAsdules Of ,hs other yards far
ybether y will be desirable TO make Application
for any OF the Glasses Of those yards. .IIst''
on 70 must be made for the whole OF the eiass at
striet con iormiiy there win, o. thsy win pos 6s
considered: In computing the classes, the price
, ns y ne column q price. vail se The
soc siding the prices stated n - - :
It's requested OF bidiers to avoid erssures and
.ne.ttnt,cn o. hsnIss, and 70 see 'hstths amounts
The eontssts viii be awarded 70 the lowest bona
e1s bidder who gives proper security for II. fulfil:
the bids for any elsss, n deemed ssorbitant.
. All articles must be Of the very best quality, to
% delivered IN The navy yards 10 good order, 4
with The name Of the contractor, ss he case may
be, at the expense and ris Of the contractor, and
In All iespess, subject TO the inspsstioa. msssure
oslyed. a. % he entire sssisisston Of he cons
mandant thereof N. !. 4 -I 3 - = -
respective yards for samples instruetions or par
tieular description OF the artisles, and ali other
thing being equal rrefersnse will be given to ar