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10. -. ~. .@,- 1-,.7 ~. 10000, .1-.. =
marrfri fron Cb,dsr-o t1o W. 1e.rI ano whsn ~
fTrt ioned tic nrmy. liz 1nsnx o1Esr. r. Ssss
Copssr1stive DemocYat. but nov h. Il R,t1ie.i Ab.
olttonIst. That is The efect Of getting shot 1t,
ns hsa N liz ninds ~ u 1eoet t ~
eSe11 hnndrei Who 1ent stn t nsc VI
crsts and mi of in1e Enr nm t,dad ,nth.rn
-
WA1ER BoNps.-The city Of Cbicaro cold yester-
as, ntty wa,er loan bonds - . ch;a7so r.n,,s,,,n
al i!o' tne cl's 1eaatz1n' $3,too on 1hc my thou-
eand.
prcedn.r,. c.
AAo Commle~10n,
The followtn. s1c The col ect1ons and receipts of
, 1864-08-11

Vessels Pnsskd Detroit.
Especial D4tratch to the ChtcaKo Tribune
DrTno1r, Wednesday. August 10, 1854.
Cr-PTop Norman: bark Metropolis; brig Coul'
mssce. Echr seabirt.
Dowy-Hark Ocean Wave; schf GeorGt Gohle.
W1up-EouthHeat.
, 1864-08-11

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Aug. 10.
FLorR-FiFm. Ohio extra $le.ooat2.2,.
G7AIN-WLeAt vety dull EentuckE Ehise = y.
Corn orfl ana dropping. White .i!4l.ss.
M1IsK1-Dul! ana quiet 1t 81 tsoia'-
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4 UCTION NOTICE-Pleasure
n yscht for snle.
On Friday. August 18th. At 10 2I,M,.

will sell ut AUCTION. at the foot OF Twelfth
IT,. one schooner 11ggeo yacht. Dimenaions- it.
sss'; M f. &c beam: abo9: tons hn1thsa; light dfal.
esie as iS,re. For farthtr particulars Inquire OF
JAMES MINOR I.ILoK. AYyssi21esr Ys1 tae and Geua'
n X nr1gata ssIe nns seieesnr 9oeesod
octave p,s nofotte jutt r.ceiYed superior nstsu
mept In every way. Will he sold low. au10 500 st
, 1864-08-11
SPIRITUAL coRvEhIloN.
Second Days Session IN
Rrvan Hall.

Aura!utmfut Of Cemmittees-St'to ot Inc
:Couu,ry-Phy;ted Condition o. tee
country-lhsrges sf Fase1ttIsn
Speeches and Organization
Harmony and Fro Love
The Philosophy Ex-
pounded-IDproSe-
neuts on Chris
tasitJ Sag
gested.
, 1864-08-11

Illinois and nfIchlI nm Canni.
Especial nspatch to the Chicago 1rabune.l
BRIp1xPoEr, Wednesday, Aug. l0-1 m.
CLEAnEp-Glasgow, Jol!st, 1874 II lumber.
AEEIvxD--M. L. Adams No. 2. Birds Bridge, 139
tors eand Imperial, Lockpott, 500 bu com; s. r
Gale, Athens, yds rubble stone; esoIute. Athens,
10 yds rubble stone; Advance Athens, 4s Jds dioen
sion stone.
, 1864-08-11

a. House and Sign Painting, Calctminiug.
Glazing and Graitia;. Paper RaEglnet snd Win
daw Shades selling III Wholesale and retsl' at New
York prices. F. E. Moar, 50 Randolph street
Box 1868. Iyatn633-11.
, 1864-08-11

GHBKRT a. sAMsoN: g 81 1,.,,,,, =,
FINE HOUSEHOLD
FURN1 N1TURE, etc.,
Ar AUCTION
On FRIDAY, Aug. 18th. II W. O'CLOCK, We aaau sa1,
n our ssle pendld afeoltnent Of Rose rood
ri WAlIu ut full. and mAtble Chamber Suta- Par
lor tete etee arble Top taDlrs. Sid. tables
ar stAnds. hat t1ess WhAtnot9p aak snt walnut 81.
tension tab ses, parlor. chnmbet ana dining room
chki's, mBhog any. h3r cloth and cane seat rocN1z
chnf1a, dretalnK bureaus. Hafhkt4udts French and
cetisae bedstesdt. Ice chest, sllveTp1.tsd forks,
spoons. castorB etc. Iertshment tables, easy cbhrt,
etc etc Also, pic nne 1smesslc CEas.
ku10-c665 st GILBERT i aAAFacR, AucIt.
SPlEND1D LINEN GOODS
AT AUCTION,
On UE6DAy. August 18th. wa will ael at our s1es
fptme Is and 48 DeaI born sf3t et at 10i o.lock
invoice OF the FIN EST LINEN GOODS ey.f b, ought
10 tbir nark ket consisting of extra iEe damssk had
groWorop tarle cloths ard napklha to uatsh towels
linen, lii en- sheetR, bed spren 1s DC, DC Hume keep
eIs and Gthe1s Wishing r ally ex<xa noe 1fne1 goods
-tper tsan CAD be Iurchssed in Chcsgc-wlu find 1t
to htir adysn TO call and examine ths soeda the
~'''A wv 'sA'' 1s GILBERT d SAMPSON,
au10ot62 1t AucloAeers,
, 1864-08-11

Po1IcE CoCnT.- The attendance at the Police
corrs, yesterday morning, presented the usual
ugly features arising from excessive NbatIons.
Inete were no less than nine diecolored optics,
sna quantity ni tnci+ore were miseins from inti.
SGnAte who bad been practising the iEuoble an OF
slukuM mutation. They were yar{puslv nned
Tour do1late and costs. '' AAoo
John iei Geiopy was charged with assembling Jsme.
lTaey VIII deadly weapon. The partiee werc st
the eaoon. No u CaAs street on Tpesdav sven. n.
1ng: . 4sasset s took risss between them and the
secuHea grew nen.knafe with which b. stahhed
Injuries innlcicd are not Il d charss,a aa1s: Iae
prove fstal. but the complaining ~atnestt Asey 70
hle to appear. The Justice coptinueS , We una.
The caee until Uednteday next, ana ~ .GIaraas H. OF
time held Callopy to bail In the eum Of r. mean
Mrs. kinsea oompatned OF her hpsbsnd ..o.
4rict." He deserted he1 in the old eountr, "a
rnme to America, where he touk mp with an1,hs.
,rnYnsn Who died about eighteen months siace
pstyirk had In the meantime accumulated thFrs
5,fie 1Iyiue responsibilities and being, according
n fhe co1pafnx nt'x statement, unahle to dn1 au.
nther nartner Of biz toye and sorroEe be sent for
W. e,I1rn Onid Irela6d.'' She came across the
Mater md was surprised to 6nd family ready
1nsde ms % to her hand putting the best face upon
1nsttefs, however, she took to the children and
tssted them n her own, but almost Immediately
nnr hcT arrival her husband began 70 III treat hei
and oc Tuesday evening he stsoek na1 osef NJ
heal xith piece OF dIewood, annictlne sertoa
h111tanA. The defendant had notn'nC xo ~ 1c
-nifirsfion OF hts Outrageous CONDUCT. ana heine
mn sIe TO nav . fine Of tFenty do!Ata was een1 10
lie BridcWct tor torty.tWo Gays.
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OCn QCo7A.-Tbe call Of Governor Yates On Ill.
nois for troops to fll up the quota OF our State
will be found In another column; we advise that
It be read carefully pondered over thoroughly, and
quickly acted upon. We can add nothing to the
call; the language Of our gallant Governor Is elo.
qucnt for more men. Shall they not be fDrnishedi
the quota of the Gt1te is 16>16s. This can easily
be furnished, II we Will to give them, and Illinois
may preserve the proud record she has already
won--that che has hnuored al calls, promptly and
fully. Where is our regiment for Cook county
We should be moving. Let there be no turthet
delay, the men are wanted; their work ts already
waiting for them; their Brethren 10 arms are wall
ing. Let the phAlanx move forward.
MA,oB HoLprx.-Tc are pleasedto learn that
Capt. Levi P. Holden. Co. E, 6sth Illinois, form~
eriy acstzen Of Chicago, has been promoted to
Major Of the aasne regiment "a reward for gal"
LIANT conduct. Majoz Ho!deu-Hho by the way il
brother Of Alderman G. @. P. Ho1den-entered
tte service az private in the old eoth regiment
when be WAS promoted to Orderly Sergeant for
mer,tozious beh.vtes:. n He wsa mnete.es o9t for
was elected Captain. and II now usde aJof.- He
, 1864-08-11
ReflrpAA T11Rs Table,

cz,raso ANp NuxrHNRs1NRx-D1fpf COZ. W1s3
WAIKk ANp EsNH 1Ta.
, 1864-08-11

LACE FonKsr ACApEHx.-As Will be seen by
advertisement in another column, this Institution
viii commence its ei1th year On Thursdhy, Sep
sember esh. with Mr. Jas. spau.ding, Il. A., from
Massachusetts, rs Principal, and the late Assis-
tant r. S. Bond, B L.. who will have chAree Of
the military and eymnastic department. With
such 4 ecLopl a. this there IL NO necessity
OF sending our To the East 10 acquire an eda~
RAT,
, 1864-08-11

The eecond day . session OF the First National
Convention Of spiritualists vss held yesterday ia
Bryan Hall. The attendance was considerably
larger than on the previous day. Notwithstanding
thst sn admlrsion feeA vas charged. We speak
thus OF the mortals only. The 1mmortalt were eyi.
denty there ae on the rst day, bat not 80 plen1e-
our1y. once OK twice the gin Of tongues was in
copiout supply, but II WAS apparent to all thRt II
ruie the spirits held back. Probably this was
because they had not wherew1fhal to pay the ad-
mission fee.
NottN1SG EEes1oE.
The Convention GANG TO order ut . O'Clock put-
suaut to adjournment, the President, 8 8. Joues,
oil 81. Charles. in the chair.
The several State Committees appointed on the
preceding day, reported the following namee ior
ganizatton Of 6p!fttuaItets. Judge Carter, OF
Ohio, STATED that, the delegation from his State
were opposed to organisation but tn favor Of the
Hslifn:
Name. Jane. Farbish, q Il. Hamilton; New
Mhh yS5 Wsb Mtss Z ReSs1.do
eonss4ssas J: 5. love .na i. T. StoIer: :oo1 Ono,
a g: =: Carter, NJ, z. Ward: indiana, caarlsi
Wisconsin, /. 5. Severance. Mn. i. Z. Warren;
ioxs er; Sls a MI
6. FItst: California, c. PinkhAm; District OF
Columbia, Horace Dresser.
Mr. Warwick Martin, OF Wankegap. presented
. me bouquet to the President ss a peaee*oacring
whether TO the man<s OF the living or dead, waf
not stated.
The following were then appointed al general
committee on resolutions: Maihe-D. 8. 'Hamil-
ton, Mrs. ]. Furbirb; Termont-Mra. Emma VOL
eott: Tarbrl: Rhods It'and--L. r. Joelin, c.
y. kennoa: Nassaehusetts-; connectlczt-. s.
Lovela1d, B. 3. Stoner; New YORK.. ". ST.
yer: Ohio-S.J. Finley, Ars. 4. @. ". Carter;
1Idana-J BILL, Mrs. Agnes Cook Missouri
MIR. T. o. Eyefso1e, ]. F. Blood: ulinots-Thos.
Richmond, M1e. Lukius; 1owa-A. ]. Smith, j,
". Harla1d; WlsconeIn-Mrs. 8. Williams. A. B.
Smedlty: Nlchieen-Mre II. ]. Hutts. A. B.
Whiting. District Columbia-1Iogace Dresser.
Judge Cnrtes beFeed 1euve to state mont posi-
lively that Ohio deeired neither Organization or
poll,Ical resolutions. This remark Was received
With cheers snd hseset.
Afser few Introductory remarks, Ds. Parker
p1opoted that committee Of dve be appointed to
report upt.u the social condition OF the country.
ur1ah Clark thought that the general committee
appointed TO present general report upon the
organization OF etiritrailsm. would cover the
point.
Mrs. Judge CarteE, Of Cincinnati, declared that
The htpreeed}ng day they had appointed general COM
mtttces, and it waa resolved thAt no resolutions
ehould come 10 the meeting but through them.
And Jet in the face Of this action, gentleman on
| tie preceding evening had got special commit
tee ct Eve, and now another one w1ehed to get au-
other appointed on a similar subject She did not
, 1864-08-11

SuppEN DEA1H--A 1uan-name unknown-died
very suddenly yesterday. He was at work On the
dock, and feeling quite indieposed, laid down upon
an ad3oiulng pile Of lumber. When his con-.
pan1ous went to him, he was dead. lie was
married xnau. about forty years Of age, and resided
on the corner Q! Towurend and Superior STREETS.
The Coroner will hold the inquest to-day.
, 1864-08-11
RKgI Es:atz-EiiH

EiOR SALE so feet frcnt by ITS
Il feet deep, OF Calumet avenue, convent snt %
the bo 1nd the Lake. Price so per toos-2oe'
t.Ec with lot ~ = Eood nslxhborhood on tue Eo;th
6tee about u5lle from Clark strest BrI:Ee- Pflce
$:eQ -onefcrrsh dow, balance In one, tWo and
tree ytaJs. CIAFLIN i FAY, At.orn:s 8, G3 CLARK
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prorosals.
oFucE on CoxxrssARY or suBsisrBycs,

>
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPO-
~ SAILS IN DUPLlCATE) will be received by the under
signed until O'Clock MONDAY the litb inst, fol
supply for the OF the United States Aruy SUBSlSF
ENCE STORES, TO be delivered in NewYofk or Brooklyn
Al follow viz;
I25 900 pounds Of RICE in Clean good stout oak bar
rels ne samples 20 be seen at Mis Office. 49,
I5OoD pounds of RICE in doube sacks containing lO'
pounds each Materials for SACKS to be exhibited by the bid
der.
Samples OF Rice Ia boxes Of cardboard tin mu be dey
cred w ,th the Proposals aid reerred TO therein
printed copy OF this advertisement must be attached 70
zach proposal and the proposals must 10 specific Ia comply
ing precisely with al the terms Each bid 20 nave considr
ton mas; contain the written guaranty OF two responsible
names, ioliogs:
"wc the rndr-sned hereby ,ha. should al OF
according to is pgrpor aud conditions also, that writ
9th stores proposed be furnished shall BIO executed 70
quiTsd."
The seller, name place Of business and the date Of purchase
well the name Of contents with uos tsTe, and net
weights and shipping marks to be hereafter DESIGNATED must
DC obh'erated.
The Rice will be carefully inspected before It's delivery and
compared With the retained samples Ketnrs OF weights,
signed Public Weigher mast be furnished.
Payment heretofore be made in such funds be
furnished by the United States.
Contractors expected hold their goods without ex
peEse to the United States until required for shipment.
ELlHs, for PToposaA cH be Juyied at Ms CDioe, phh
muH DC tHeosed IA snrepe dddered 20 TIE unde,gnsd
and Endorsed Fropcsals for Subsisteace SioYes"
III. Il. CLARKE, Col, A. n. G. and G. s.
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ORDNANCE ovyIcs, WAR DEPARrnEsP,
WA-HIsGTos, February 70, 1874. J

PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
l. tnsBt, until TUESDAY, March IS At p NJ, Tor the
MEsTs, United States Cavalry pattern. I" hereinafter
A, the New ori Arsenal, 5000 ct.
At the Frunsford Arsenal 600 sets.
At the Alhghsny Arsenal, 600 sets.
At tho Cn.Innaii Depot, 900 SITS.
A. the 81. Louis Arsenal 900 sets.
These sets OF Horne be furnished
peo eIrp, the borss brush curry comb agia
n. AID bsnkr, The curb and watering bits the mAesbe
iron hsri~a. and sup@ to conform strictly Ia pat
t- aud hnsh TO those deposted at the Ar.enas above
named III" too. ere to bs % tho regular pattern Escorted
Of n. pomm.l the aide hard white wood beech,
s pomms. and oant.ss Of beech we'll pat tos.hsri all
b. covered best ssu ghtsred COW hde all other
covering 10 b I.ted The trees 20 be subject 10 tnspec
a,.nt. VIII b. Inspected Il the AI,enais where delivered
S Sss =. s.s IN ots u no. sss than any get,
sets per wees for all contracts Of hOm 90 aP
two hundred sets per wsss for all contracts OF nom LOCO %
and Ave hundred sets week Tor AL contracts oil
from 400 500 .s,s 1be hr" delivery to b made on the
I'd day Of April 1904 ,.r
Fsilorss TO make deliveries 'p"o'ned time WI sno)se'
the contractor forfeiture Of the number be may ia " de-
No bid. VII b. considered from p.rie. other than regular
manufacturer and such Known to this Department 70
b. fully eompelent to execute In thet own shops ne ~of
pfdd, viii nco.e with their bids the written scknowlsds
uarn.s Of their surctss, their own signatures
Each party aiming contract, viii be obliged 10 enter into
bcpd, with approved 'ue'is' for ia i1,hin sieca,oh
Upon award being made successful bidder WI DC ncs
6ed, and furnished with forms Of contract and bond
The Department tho light 10 rsiect or oil bd'
Propo... VIII be addressed 10 Brissdie9ene George
d. Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance wsshnston d. Co." and VIII
be i-dosd Proposals for hOr', haSp Il R.Ms,y
Brigsdier General, Chief Of Ordnance
ORpyAsCs OvpIcg, WAB DEPARTMENT
wnHIssrox, March 4, 1854
The time r opening PROPOSAL, under the shove for Hore
Equipments. Hn the asts ni md =. frat de-
h'ef' " Ap'" 'e'~ Bris. Cen. Chief Of Ordnance
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Wan DsPARrnEsr, CIvALRr BUREAU,
OyTIcs ~ CHIEv QuLRTrRHAsrRR,
IN IL
DROPOaALs FOR CAVALRY HORsEs.-

PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
Sealed Praposal, win be received this ofcs until "a
clock H. on MONDAY March fourteenth tlsth, 1854, foI
TWO THOUSAND q ,cc5l CAVALRY HORSES, to be dc
hversd st Syracuse within forty tto) days hom date
" o nSsf THOUSAND q oo CAVALRY HORSES. to be de.
lyeTsd 1t osdsnsbaIsh, ~ H. within thirty toi days hon
date Of contract.
sad Horscs be sound In al particulars not ' than Eve
~ than nine ~ year old from ~ to 70 hands
high fu fesbsd oompactIy bull. BRIDE ~ise and Of sc
sahic-n foT cavalry purposes. .
Thee tpeeeaoai tr be Iely ddheysd 20 and r1sid!p
enforced IN eseyypayiicuid,.
No bid Win be entertained unless accompanied By guaranty
for lie faithful performance.
~ should any United Sses oer guarantee the proposal
Of iddor who should prove 20 be irresponsible hts name
will be reported to the Secretary OF War; with Recommends
ton tia, such officer be dismissed the service
Al bidders aud guarunors tI be held 10 the srtef de
ocg.tatir aad se,y failure % evpIy vita .e,~' 81 con
tract make the oos,,dff Ats awarded. VII ts followed
by pro,sc gfion 20 the JuA suSnf Of The Ldv.
Form Of bid aud guaranty can DO had on application as this
Office.
Successful bidder will be prepared 10 enter into written
conscts with good and efficient security, Immediately on
the acceptance u their bids. 50,
Tho sned all bids deemed
unreasonable.
No BID win be entertained for less than 6ty horses
Bid, for < sHnrs suEbsr Of Horses required are invited
PAYMENT viii be made completion u conIst soon
thereafter IS funds may bs received.
Proposals nu. be endorsed Proposals ioI Cavalry Hofses
and addressed to Lieut. Col JAMES A. EkH, Chief Quar-
terlna.ter, Cavalry Bureau, Warrington, ID. C..
Any uither information viii DO Prompy given on spphee
ton 10 JAmf-S a. EhiN,
Cavalry Bureau
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VI A No, a
NO hrAIksr., NEw'fOHk, March I5ot
4 RMY SUPPLIES. - SEALED PROPO.

| A RMY SUPPLIES SEALED PROPO-
IA SAILS IN DUPLiCATEl VIII b. received oy the under
signed until O'Clock p on MONDAY, the 2st inst: for
supryng or The use Of the United States Army sUBnisf-
ENCE STORES to be delivered in NewYok, as foiows,
viz:
I2O, 900 pounds preserved FRESH BEEF, put up ia
strong hermetps sealed open top acquercd or painted
made Of charcoal tin plate. The Beef TO DO
Of the best quality Of Ok Beef" full weight and far as
practicable each filled by single piece Of meat
net and eco pounds TO be packed cans TO contain
hundred and twenty ounces net The cans to DO packed
twelve ia box In good strong wsnsde boxes strapped at
the end. with green hickory and marked In full with
tents Of contractor and date Of packing The Depart
ont viii have an Inspector present during the packing and
twenty Of coat for ,iI months security Of
quality Sc lhe Beef must all be packed before the LIST Of
June next Bdder 81 liberty 10 offer Beef in excess Of
the above named quantity at their peare to be accepted or
not may b. required. Proposers will state the location Of
their packing establishments will give evidence OF their good
standing and reputation packers Of Preserved Meats and
400 600 pounds Of high grade .uperdne Southern
81, LOU. other brands Of FLOUR having reputation for
be stated In the bid To be packed In fifty pound
made Of tin Of good quality herme,csy sealed cans 70 be
packed in strong wooden four In each cases to be
strapped with hickory and marked in full with contents
contractor and time Of packing TO be ready for de-
livery practicable Bidders will state when they
can begin and complete their deliveries.
proposal the proposals specific in complying
precisely with all the terms Each bid 10 have confederation,
must contain the written guaranty Of two responsible names
I'VE the undersigned hereby susrantes that should all
any part the above bid BE- accepted shall be duly fulhed
purpod aud conditions; also, that writ
contract with bonds the Of oneourh the voo
Of the stores proposed to be furnished shall DO executed To-
CURED"
Banh,Jo, Propcsais eau BE- Jarnaaed at h Gms rhics
nEn be aeLo'd IA IN tnrpe adtre"ed 70 ne .Hde"g"sS
aad inaoyend " PyorosaLs for Sgbsiseaee Stor.s"
II. =. CLARKE Colonel, A. d. &. and c. y.
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Proposals.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY HusEAu, J
PROPOSALS FOR MILL At GIESBORO,
UFfIUk on THE lHIsP UUaTERnAsTEh,
WILMINGTON u. C. March q. [ "a

WILMINGTON D. C.. March o. "a
PROPOSALS FOR MILL AT GIESBORO,
D. C.-Seaied proposals viii be received at this Office
until II O'clock M on FRIDAY March 49, 1904 for furnish
ing ths materials and the erection Of STEAM MILL, with
the necessary machinery accompanied by plans aud spec
6caions for the purpose Of grinding, cutting mixing and
eamng the forage ratons ruhed the cavalry horses Al
Ger.boro d. c. with sufficient capacity suprJ ten thoa
tand horses.
The following Board has been appointed 70 whom
all plans and specifications and papers referring the Mil vii
be submitted;
Col August " Kau.z, 2i Ohio Cavalry.
Col c. r. Lowell, I'd Massachusetts Cavalry.
LieutCol janice A. Ekin, Chief Ouartems-er, Cavalry
Bureau
The plan which promises most economy and soonest Do
erected will bo selected The greatest Pompnade viii DO
required
No Proposal will be eondered unless accompanied BY the
oath Of allegiance aud certificate from source known to this
Bureau Of the responsibility q the parties and their sb.y to
faithfully execute the contract.
Payments will be made the completion ofthe CONTRACT OF
As soon thereafter as funds may DO received, - .
Proposals be indosed Proposals for the Erection OF
Steam Min Giesboro and addressed 20 Lieut. Col James
A. Ekn, Chief Quar,enaser, Cavalry Bureau, Washington
ID. G.. .
Any further information viii be promptly yven personally
or by letter, on application to JAMES A. EKlN,
Lieut.. Colonel Chief Quartermaster, Cavaly BuTeau,
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OuAnrERxAsrxns OyyIcs, No. 6sfArs e.,
Nxw YORK, March 8, 1854. J

ouAArrRzAsTrns Oyyios, No. esrArlr,)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= ,bi. oSc. until u o'clock NJ Of MONDAY l4,h inst for
the following articles VIA
Pain. Brushes ooco. fn,h.. and ss.b Tool. pu do.
essh Brushes, per dos
Dust Brushes (psin.ers) per dos;
Wal Brushes 10 hnot. ~hilewssb peI doA
Corn Broouls, par dos.
Stable Brooms, rsttsn, per dos
Bail Buckets, cedar or pine per dos-
Gum Buehsts, per dss
bb S... t be-, .ssI 70 s p.1 n.
Sh.A white Per D.
ss: covering 'sddis' PACKED In 1sA' bar
HIDE: Thong ;ewin, covering 'addle' psclsd In
u s.; ~ ~ II 3; s s.: n
kss: I s,iI: l .sl.s s. s:tS PEI n
S %. {. .sI ssi. T. H. s I'd 10 her.
y %ni IKE I'D a !; HtH SssH:s Pc,
y.n.,i.D h.a Ess's dr. q sns 10 ysSis:: Rn
fm:;H Bio; sy + IeI Dssl; ss1 per b.
GiIs.. S Sns:n g. md ;ns i 1.p:A psI T.
saisD: Si::.. = -: , : nd i q D.si.s:: p"n
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Spanish Browp, aTy, and 10 10 psoh.sss per ~
BfseI Point, IN el and 10 p packages, par 10.
Csms Hair Pencils tstipinsl pr dos
Channels Skins, sseh
Putty, IN hsss Pss b.
Bpirhs Turpentine, per gallon
Linsesd OIL boiled per aslon
Linseed Oh. rsw. per gallon.
Nsslsioo, ON, pr gallon.
Cosch vsrnish, No. ], per gallon.
Copal rsrnish, Per gslon-
Japen Vunish, Drying, per gallon,
All The paints In OIL oil and varnsh Be put digit cans
and barrels and the contents plainly marked on each
their hind and to Be well packed and delivered place Of
shpmsn. this si.y without sIpsnse 70 The United s.sss
Pofsops Offering viii pesse send samples far prsccsne
asnr, should be indsred Proposas for Or Mr.. 6tors
and sddresssd Nal or6WAhT VAN vLILJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12
WAsuIx6ToS, u. e., FEB. Is, 1884,
RQpQSAIS For ICE. - Scaled PRO.

WAsuIx6ToS, ~ e., Feb. Is, 1864.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE. - Sealed Pro.
POsALs will bs received this Once until 10 oeioei
NJ on TUESDAY March 10, 1884, fog the suppiy Of best
quality Of ICE to United States General Hospitals New
Orleans La, Baton Rouge La Key Wess f!A, and Pen;A
cola fla and suo6 POINTS on the Coas VI 1sAs ay ~
occupied as hospitals during the year 1854. Am,
Proposals. win state pos par hundred pound. delivered
daily required BY Surgeons IN charge Of hospitals IN n
yiciy Of above points also price per un Of two thoasspd
,nd, carefully stored Ice Homes st the
above points subject nspecon and measurement By TIE
IN. following Ia the estimsted quantity required al each
point bat the proposals must all additional amounts 10
aured during fhe year ct tho SANE rates,
New Orleans, go Tups-
Pepsacols. 81 TINS
Key West, 90 Tuns.
Baton Rouss, 200 inns
The above Proposals must be accompanied by nnsitet
that the party parties Te.popsibe c-rh-d 10 ~
United state. DistrictAttoney Clerk Of Dhect Cou
The contract Will be awarded N the iowast IesPonspe
parry or parties who will bs Only sotinsd ~ mail OF oene
wine that .rrir bid Ia accepted and they WIZ
10 enter into under bonas 70 INC
live Thousand Donrs Bonds 70 be properly eeftined 20
An oath Of glance 10 The United btases oovemsn nus
Propcsss must be addressed 10 HENRY yohNsoN' "a:
X. and ParvoyOr U. 3. A., wsshinstsn ~ w. hisa
posas for lee" ,,....,.. ,u,.. l.. Ala
tinc,iy written upon the propossi ,,,---- ...A
Bdcrs NAV be- present person when the BIDS ss open
IA. o'p"'"'"' "' HENRY JOHNSON,
Ms X and Purvryor u. $. A., Washington. u. Z.