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OFFICE OF THg DEPOT QUARrRRMAsrER,
FoRT LEAvzSwoRTB, KANSAS. November 10, 1864.
FOR ARMY TRANSPORT


TION-Sealed Proposals will be received this ohcs
until II O'Clock the 3st day Of December, 1854 for the
Transportation of Military Supplies during the year 1865 on
ROUTE No. I-From Forts Leavenwortb, Laramie. and
Riley other depots that may be established during the
above year the bank OF the Missouri River north
Fort Leavenworth end south OF latitude q degrees NORTH e
e y Of SeSrsk Dakota Idaho and Utah south Of
latitude a. degrees north and east OF longitude ~ degrees
north Bidders rate 100 pounds per 100 mes
at which they will transport said store: in each Of the months
RorrE No. 2IFrom Forts Leavenwor th and Riley In the
State Kansas and the town OF Kansas In the State Of Mis-
the State of Kansas in the Territory OF Colorado south
latitude 40 degrees north, drawing supple. from Fort
that may be designated in that Territory to Fort Gar
land and any other point points on the route Bidders
@ .1s S store. IN each Of the month. from Ap
September, inclusive, OF the year 1850
be- n hs Teoy Of New Mexico to any post, d
stations that be established in that Territory aa
Of Anons and state of Texas Of longitude lo5 degrees
west Bidders e state the rate per o pounds p, v
wh ans ssyN Vow inclusive S ." the 1865
The weigh, 70 be ,rsnsp,fed e; sc ssG will not eRe sss
PSsCS' % p son,s S cn Route ."
No additional per viii be paid for the transportation
of bacon hard bread pine lumber shingles or any ohef
Bidders should give their in full well as their place
Of residence and each propos should De aseo
responsible persons guaranteeing that in case contract 70
the mentioned in the proposal 70 the psrs
the contract will be accepted and entered into sna
good and sufficient security furnished by said parties IN accord
snce with the terms of this Advertisement.
The amount OF bonds required will be as follows:
TN Route No l...................'..'''si oovo
On Route No ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E eoVoS
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and sovency Oh sacn
bidder and De offered security will be required
Proposals must BE- endorsed Proposals for Army Trans
portaon on Route No. g." the case may be,
and viii be entertained une., they fully comply with Al
the requirements Of this advertisement.
Parties whom awards made must be prepared 70 exc
cute once and give The required bonds Tor tue
fat IN performance Of the sane. -
Cour.c M be subject to the app-ovs ofthe guar,
teraster General but tho right reserved 80 any or AL
bids that msy be offered -,
Contractors readiness for service by the fret day
Of Anil 1865 they will be required 20 have place of
agencies AZ vicinity Of Forts Leavenworth aud Union
ana other dpots that be established AZ which they may
be communicative with promptly aud readily
~ ''-'' - ~ H. c. HODGES.
Cautsj and A. u. NJ. u. ). A
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DERSON L.-Captain j. L. PASTOR,
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fttythird Ohio;
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Sergeant DANIEL 0RIBBON, Onehundred and thirty.
second NcwYork - .
particularly requested give their address forthwith
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OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EeurpAsg, }

TWELFTH AND blRAhD-N.ss
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1884,.
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received u.
- this Otce until II O'Clock SATURDAY Sd Decen
Der supplying the ;chuykI Arsenal with tho follow
ing articles.
Blankets wooden. army standard.
Canton Flannel, army STANDARD.
Cavalry Guid1ns army stend2d.
inch Yellow Wors,ed Lace army standard
Machine Thread f-ewartsj No ~. san pes required.
Niimanc Cotton. black, No. 60 samples required.
Gray fAuues Tor Shirts or L.nngs, smpes required
Teg.ei Booees Tor Prisoners of War. samples required
aA ppcr Leather best quality, tanned. from slaughter
hides well 'lsed lnd stalled less than
ounces 20 the square foot.
Sole Leather bes quality obtained from Bueros Ayre,
La Plata hides 20 weigh not less Than u pounds per side
Both Sole and Wax Upper Leather 70 be subject TO iu'ne;
ton aqi b. OF suitable quality aai substance tor making
Army boo's aud Bootees.
Esh bid mus, guaranteed BY responsible persons,
tilted 10 As being good and security for the em0un.
involved by public frct0uafy OF the United states
BID. Detailing contractor auu those that do lot iuy
comply the requirements " ,s Advertisement VII no.
b. considered.
Bauk form. for proposals. embracing .he Of the
antee eq red In each bid car b. had application tts
Office aid others which do not embrace the slaf,ie-
wi be considered will any PROPOSE be considered wtch
does strictly conform TO therequrrnens therein stated
Tue bids uns state The number and quantity Ot each ALl D,
article proposed 20 he delivered
Proposals. be indorsed Proposals for Army Suppies
stating q envelope tie plric,a article bid FOX
HERMAN BlG6S, Col. Qlariermas'er Department
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j. T.. TILTON & CO.,
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II. c. HODGES.
Captain and A. Y. NJ. U. ). A
CHEZ QuARrgRxAsrKR's OFFICE,
No 1871 Cincinnati D., November. 81, 1864
nRopOSAJS are invited BIZ the undersigned

No 10 Cincinnati, D., November II, 1904
PROPOSALS are invited By the undersigned
until WEDNESDAY December :. 1864. at y o'clock
n for furnishing Department, tOv contract) with
INFANTRY 1RON SERS-S. b. kersey, Army STANDARD
SHELTER TENTS. Of 22i inch Duck, weighing OF. to
the lneal yard-Arny Standard
To be made fn accordance with specifications adopted by
the uatera-rs Department copy Of which can be seen
u this oiAce.
Also for the immediate delivery Of
PETROLEUM OR WATERPROOF PAPER,
Of which bidders will furnish samples.
Sample. Of the standard articles be at the Once OF
Clothing and Eqnipage IN this city
To delivered Of charge at the United States nspec
ton arehouse in this city. in good packages with tbs
Of the party furnishing the kind and quantity OF goods
distinctly mark ed on each Article and package.
Parties Offering goods distinctly state in their bids
the quantity they propose TO furnish the price, and time OF
delivery.
SAMPLES when submitted must b. marked and numbered
to corr spond with the propose and the parties thereto must
guarantee the goods shall be- in every respect equa 70
Army Standard otherwise the proposal viii not he considered
guarantee signed by two resPenbe persons, must ac
each Did that the bidder VIII supply
the srti les awarded 10 him unier lis proposal.
Bids will be opened Wednesday December T. 1854 ~
o'clock noon at this office and bidders requested 10 be
Awards Will be made on Thursiay, December g. 1854
Bonds will be required that the contract w De faithfully
fulfilled
Telegram. relating 70 Proposal. viii no be noticed.
tanned d this Office. .
Tho nigh, 20 resc. any bid deemed unreasonable is
served. -
nI1g.e envelope Proposal for Aere user, the Of e
artic' I, offered h" and address Col. NM w. MCklM.
Chief Quartermaster Cincinnati Depot.
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T TITLE RED RIDING HOOD.
TOLD IN VERSE BY X. H. STODDARD.
suMPTuoUsLY ILLUSTRATED IN coLoRs
BY ALFRED FREDERICKS.
Thiste work perhaps the nes specimen Of coorpfint
ing yet executed in America Tie size corresponds with
above ordinary pictorial books for children and Mr SrOD
DARD has tod the adventures OF Riding Hood IN verses that
give new and exquisite the story The work IL
novel unique, and eegart.
Ousrto illuminated paper cover, prioe......so co.
JAS g. GREGORY. Publisher,
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
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Drp GOODS.
M T. HIGGINSs
V1s MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT

nj T. HIGGINSs
U1s MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
NEW BONNET ROOM
NEW BONNET ROOM.
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY
NO 1926 SIXTH-AvENUE 1.-TWO doors from Tensh'st.)
ELEGANT VELVET BONNETs FOR 1, DOLLARS
ELEGANT VELVET BONNETS FOR IS DOLLARS.
ELEGANT VELVET BONNETs FOR 20 DOLLARS.
ELEGANT VELVET BONNETS FOR rs DOLLARS
HlGGINs's ORIGIN OF THE BONNET.
A,Love through Olympus vas tripping one day,
lie stole to where Ceres unconsclousiy lay,
And robbing her sheaf Of its choicest gems,
He ta.efully plated their golden stems
Then borrowing from Flora the prettiest flowers,
Just such as she bears in her sunniest hours.
lie woye them with silk through tue ghuering corn,
Having previously bathed them in dews OF the morn
Over ali then he east light so'.amer c;ouda
Their beauties to highten and not to enshroudi
"And now complete It." he joyousiy sings
"a piece from the rainbow III have for the .trins'"
'rw as done. lie fl, quickly to venues .'a pea
Aud placed his bright work on her beautiful head'
SO lovely she looked, oil the gods stood amazed,
Some SMILED enyied but all OF thea pfnisea'
Then Jove. sumnoning Mercury quick TO his side,
Come name this head dress, he Payiuiy cried
Puzzled Mercury paused then placed bis hands on ~
Saying: "By Jupiiers mandate call thee bonnet
thus was tha, Olympus INST witnessed .ng ol'
Bonnets since then have become quito passion,
Been remod.ed and changed by eapricious Fashion
Through all their varieties one leads the way
III, Higgns's of this city for style and display
a splendid assortment Is always on view
At his Mammoth Establishment, Sixth avenue,
On the number It's well your attention to Tx.
Bear well then in mind It is One Twenty six
CUIIDREN'S TRIMMED JOCKEYS AND TURBANS.
CHILDREN's TRIMMED JOCKEYS AND TURBANs.
THE LARGEST VARIETY IN THE CITY.
ALL SIZES, SHAPES AND STYLES,
FROM FIVE DOLLARS EACH UPWARD
NJ. T. HIGGiNSS
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT,
" SIXTHAVE., two doors from Tenth'st)
VELVET BONNETS and JOCKEY HATS
at Great Bargains Pigeon Wing. and Birds o. every
kind Feathers Ribbons aud Nevets. Wholesale and retail
Felt Hats and Bonnets. Theaer Bonnets H. BlNNSS Mil
linery, no. 81. Broadway, opposite Nblo's Theaer.
DEADS! BEADS! BEADS.u
ID AND FANCY GOODS
No. 1S0 Pearist, NJ Y
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Hle0iral.

nR. MUNDEs WATER.CURE, at Florence,
~ Mass-Pleasant and healthy mountain region miles
West from Northampton Depot Soft-.t and coolest granite
water. Diet sbundant. DIR. MUNDE, oldest disciple OF
Priessni,s Treatment purely hydratic.
nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE, Re-
~ stores the lost powers Of Manhood In four weeks Sue
for g. Circular receipt Of four sanpa Sole
Agent PHILIP ROLAND No. al Broou'est, one door vss
fom Broadway NY
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GO fl)bom it man Concern.

= Ii. HITCHCOCK, late LECTURER in
W Amherst College Geoogist to the State OF Maine g,
examines Coal oil. Copper Gold and other mineral aa4'
Oace .or consultation, No. - Parkrow.
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LITTLE j l. L r. Ill 90 u.

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLORS.
charming little narrative that viii almost rival the fame OF
Red Riding Hood Published uniform with L;tie.Bifd
Red and Little Bird Blue"
Square l6lno, cloth extra, st sides..Prce' ''c's'
JAS. G. GREGORY, Publisher
No. so Broadway. New York.
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CIT is my wish that with Messrs. TlCKNOR
FIELDS alone tie right OF publishing my book in
America should est."-Allred Tennyson
Messrs. TiCKNOR FIELDS
Respectfully direct the attention o. the public to the fact that
they have near yTeady.
ILLUSTRATED EDITION of TENNYSON's NEW
POEM
ENOCH ARDEN.
Illustrated by La Fargo, Nedder Heunessy and barley.
lr WILL BE Issued IN oUARTo PRINTED
On TONED PAPER. UNIVERSITY PRESS,
AND APPROPRIATELY BOUND
This Edition viii conten
TWENTY BEAUTIFUL DRAWINGS IN WOOD,
Engraved in the bes, by Nj. Anthony Mr. Marsh
aud otieI 6r,tclass engra7ers. 1t will also contain
TWO STEEL PLATES,
Portrait Of the Author and representation Of bis home in
the Isle Of Wight
Bookbuyers respectfully requested to observe the fact
that the edition here announced Is the AUTHORS EDITION
and should have preference this accun; wei for the
artistic ard mcdaniel elegance.
It's illustrated by four Of best artists La FARCE, We'd
der Hennossy and barley and is carefully and beautifully
executed in all points.
~ This edition will be ready December 10, or earlier
Send orders to TlCRNOR FIELDS Publishers,
Ne. 1J5 Washnstohst., Boston.
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Drn GOODS.
CTILL GREATER REDUCTION in PRICES

CTILL GREATER REDUCTION in PRICES!
~ AT
LORD G. TAYLOR'S,
Nos. 4sl to 4s7 BROADWAY (cor. Grsndst)
FRENCH MERINoEs, POPLINs, WOOL PLAIDS, DE-
LANES, REPS. &C.. &c.
Also at Stores Nos 2S5 to Pol GRAND.sT,,
And Nos. ~ and 4s CATIIARlNE.ST.
I AIDES AND CHILDREN'S FURNISH
Ii ING DEPARTMENT AT
LORD g. TAYLOR'S,
Nos. 46l to f67 BROADWAY (cor Grand-st)
UNDER GARMENTS, ROBES DE CHAMBRE. BREAK
FAST ROBES, CAPS &C., &C., in great variety
CLoAKINGs' CLOTHS vELvErs' &c.
LORD G. TAYLORS,
Nos AL to 467 BROADWAY (cor. Crand-St.)
A large assortment at Retail
AT REDUCED PRICES!!
Also at stores Nos. 255 to 26l GRANDsT,
And Nos. Al and 40 CATHARINE-sT
CTILL GREATER PRODUCTION in PRICES
- AT
LORD e. TAYLOR'S,
Nos. 45l to 467 BROADWAY lcor Granist)
HOSIERY. GLOVES. ENTERTAINMENTS, &C.. &C..
A large assortment at retail.
Also at stores Nos 255 to 26l GRAND.sT.
Nos. Al and 80 CATHARINEsT.
OARPETIN OIL CLOTHS.
~ STAIR CARPETING, RUGS, MATS, RODS &C.. &C.,
a large assortment. Also,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
LACE CURTAINS DRAPERIES, TASSELS, WINDOW
SHADES ind FIXTURES in great variety,
AT REDUCED PRICES!:!
LORD & TAYLOR,
Nos 1855 to 26l GRAND.sT
CTILL GREATER REDUCTION in PRICES
LORD e. TAYLOR'S.
Nos. a6I to 467 BROADWAY tcor Grundst.).
RICH, PLAIN, AND FANCY SILKS,
Including scveta lots choice Paris Silks for evening wear
AT RETAIL.
Also q, Stores Nos 255 to 2Gi GRAND-sT.,,
Nos A. and % CATIiARINE-sT.
FASHIONABLE CL0AKs AT REDUCED
l. PRICES AT
LORD e. TAYLORS.
Nos. 46l to 467 BROADWAY lcOr. Granist.l
Manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
ALSO,
A large quantity Of FRENCH aud ENGLISH AANUFAc'
TyRED CLOAKS imported samples will be sold at retail
a, VERY Low PRICES.
And at Stores Nos 2jj to 26l GRANDST,
Nos. q and % CATHARlNE-sT
V'HIs MORNING, - v,cv
WILL OPEN
THE MOST sPLEYDID ASSORTMENT OF
HOLIDAY GOODS
EVER EXHIBITED IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE MUST HAVE,
WE AXE 'Lo'iN" w. At VERY LOW PRICES,
ALL OUR HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
FLOWERS.
MACY,
Nos 2ol aud 30 sIXTH.AvF,
NEAR foURTEENTHs ST.
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The number contain. the following
LIST or ARTICLES: -
The Highland Li4h; English Authors in Florence no.
hscconalan Occ; Hacyon Days; On Transanc the pVna
Conmedia;" House and Home Papers. XII On the Couhpa
River; Last Day IN Dixie The Nansher; leo and rs
journ.L H.: Brydnt's Seventeen Birthday; Euga and
America; We Nation; Reviews ind Literary Notices
THE JANUARY NUMBER
begins ihe FIFTEENTH VOLUME Of the LANIlC MoNIh
rents for the coming wear win their readers that
they ipeud maintain the present position and popularity o.
lowing features of the New Volume:
MRS HARRIET BEECHER STOWE will contribute Q new
series Of Domestic Papers with the title OF THE ChiA
My CORNER
DONALD @. MITCHELL au,hor of "Reverics Of Bach
eor win begin in an early number story with the title
OF DR. Jonss.'
PROF GOODWIN SMITH ofthe University of Oxford ha'
engaged write regularly during the year on topics Oh III
tercst to American readers.
PROF AGASSIZ has in preparation another series OF his IN
terestiug and valuable Scientific Papers
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S PAPERS furnish some
scene. from his unfinished work, THE DoLLivER Ro
NANCE" which will appear in the coming volume
FITz HUGH LUDLOW viii continue his admirable sketches
Of Travel and Adventure
GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA. the well known novelist an
magzinist viii contribute series OF papers similar 20
those written by him in Dickens B" Household Moids
and " All the Year Round" The tTst paper VIII De
sketch OF GEORGE CRUIKsEAsK.
MIR AND MRS s C. HALL will contribute to the new
volume Memories of Authors they have known Including
rsry celebrities
THE AUTHOR OF "TEN ACRES ENOUGH will fur.
nish the Atlantic with guM articles ofsrkiney original
character.
In addition 10 the features above enumerated other inter
esting prepa. alton The magazine will still be "a
vored with constant contributions from ts regular stat OF
writer's whose names are familiar the reading public as
those Of the
FIRST AMERICAN AUTHORS
The Atlantic will continue furnish its readers the best Es
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CLUBBING WITH Jour YOUNG FOLKS."-The At
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HOW TO GET A FARM
II
WHERE TO FIND ONE.
SHOWING THAT
UOMESTEADS MAY BE HAD BY THOSE
DESTROYS OF SECURING THEM:
THE PUBLIC LAW on THE SUBJECT OF FREE
HOMES. AND SUGGESTIONS FROM
PRACTICAL FARMERS;
ToGsrHFR WITH NUMEROUS SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCES or
OTHERS wEo THeUGH BEGiSNISG WITH LITTLE OR Moth
ING HAVE BECOME TIE OWNERS OF AMPLE PAINS
BY the Author OF
"TEN ACRES ENOUGH"
This work fills gap in Agricultural Literature which has
long been unsuppied points OFT multitude Of methods
by which moderate circumstances may obtain farms
as ell the locations in which they to be found
in fact grouping together in the compass OF convenient
handbook facts Arguments aud us tions winch coud ho
be got without extensive general reading while 1t abound
with original matter which has before been presented
Of turning their attention 70
agriculture and seeking for farms VAL lind IN tins volume
more information than they obtain In six months travel
the country s available TO both rch and poor
the and Spectator IT the whole Union
presenting the reader with nl 4G. fairness the claim:
which each location possess No prospective buyer should
purchase land before reading this volume.
JAMES MILLER, Publisher,
No. 522 Broadway.
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DEADER! You can gain so PER CENT on
IL all your MONEY IN foar months Instructions ss
w. r.. East Kendall, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

NOTICE, MOTIF AVIS, NOTICIA.
IN NO. $50. INDIA GOODS No. S5S.
Foreign Merchandise In the greatest variety very spproph
ate presents, especially for the approaching
HOLIDAYS,
for Americans. Europeans aud Cnbans, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
This stock comprises curosities novelties useful and
fahioable articles eacused TO please sensible people, anti
qusran vrtuoh and Others who welcome 10 inspect for
themselves this most peculiar assortment Of soods tia. 10
be found.
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE.
EIGHT FIFTY.EIGIiT 1851 BROADWAY
Jugt opened unique French Fans every price, Chinese
do Indian Bird Fans Shaker Fancy Work and American In
dian Aticles INDIA GOODS sold Commission and pur
chased for cash.
Catalogue can be procured At the or per mall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
Ncu Publications.
TuE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
DECEMBER. 1854.

1le Dec,rbcr is now ready, with oontrbu
tions r.oin the following Authors;
GoLDwIs SMIrH. H. w noSeFkLoW
JOHN q WHITTIER, MIs. H. u. clVwk
o. w HoLNss, rill tlcGh LUDLOW
III. ID. THoRTAU, EDMUND hIRKR
HARRIvT HosaHR, }. T. lRowBRiDas,
E.Ss FIELD CAROLINE CHEs,BRo,
ID 4 MASON T. W. HIGGINsoS.