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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-28
MEETINGS TO POSTPONE THE DRAFT
The Third Ward.

The citizens of the Third Ward held meet.
ng ist evening at Tie Of Greenwich and Bar.
cl.ysts 20 devise plan by which they could HI
I arte. MAS chosen Chairman and = A. LecOmpt Sec
rsiaiy. ON notion It was agreed 10 appoint Com
mttec OF two 20 wait on Supervisors Henry Smlth
sheridan shook and John Fox who II APP ears, propose
20 call mass meeting OF the ihabtanis OF the First
second and Third Wards and form a6en.ral organl6a
ion for the purpose OF lllinc their sessra quotas The
Committee will report on tomorrow evening.
A motion 10 appoint Finance Committee was laid ou
the table II was moved and seconded that committee
of iyo " appointed wait on the prominent len In
the Ward anu invite the? cooperation IN the movement
The motion was carried and the meeting adjourned
tomorrow night ~ 3 O'Clock
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Associated Press Account.

CITY PoINT Saturday, March %, lSG5.
New has lust reached here of an attack on
our lines this morning at daylight by the enemy at Fort
Stesdmau near the Appomattox River, capturing the
fort and taking prisoners nearly all its garrison
They sent these prisoners over the works toward
their Hne but on their way they broke from the guard
and nearly all escaped back 10 our line on each side OF
TIE works
The line each side Of the fort taken ard held foI
sh orr time by the Rebels but re5norcements AMY
ing. t,ey were driven back, losing heavily in Killed
and wounded as they ran between the line.
Onr loss is not known at this hour but is believed Il
b. small.
The line is now reported to he Teestabshed, for
Degly.
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LATEST.
Important From the Armi's Before Peters
Eurg-Irorc Fiebting-rieported Adj
vance OF Our Lincs-sometbiug De-
cisiyc nj HIND.

EALIWcEr. Monday. VI arch r. ls0j.
The Baltimore AmDicans special Annapolis
correspondent SAYS: The 1eg-ofruce boats Ncw'Y
and Manhattan have arrived from Yarina with l3lj
paroled men and co officers Most Of tie latter were
captured al North Carolina
When these boats lef, fighting going on in front
Of Petersburg and reports said that Grant had ad'
yanced Lila lines some miles.
Gen. Sheridan. with his whole cavalry force crossed
the James at Deep Bottom yesterday moving TO join
Gen. Grant. Everything shows that some decisive
move was about 10 take place.
No papers could be had from the Rebels.
About 100 OF the sick were admitted into the hospital
OF Annapolis from the boats.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
GoLusBoRor0u, Thursday, March %,
Further Details.
Special DISPATCH to The n. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Monday March r. lsC'
The following is just received from one OF our
correspondents with Gen. schohell, under dale OF
March 20,
Ccu. Schoic,d's column, now constituting The iish'
wing Of Gen. Sheiman's grand army Is steaGiy NOV
ing forward Gen. Cox advanced from kinston on Tue
roads toward Colds borough on Sunday morning. anu
the remender of I've corps followed or Monday morn
ing. The rnerny had already fallen back, leaving the
road clear but destroying the bridges and culyers.
fhc railroad is left intact. 4 body OF The enemy'
cavalry disputed our advapeo. a. tra. sIL.
On Sunday communication vas opened win zen.
shermcn. Gen. schoGeM sent Capt T~ihing' chief
Engineer of bis STAFF with escort who succeeded ir
reaching hts headquarters. Meantime Cen shernish
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move was about 70 take place.
THE ARMY OF THE JAMES.
Distinguishcd Visitors-Chnuges in COM
mnud- Dcscrtcrs- Irish Trade in Guns
HEAVY Winds-Eair Weather.
From Our speciel Correspondent
HrADQU ALTERS Army or THE JAMrs,
Friday Night, March ~ lsbJ. )


Friday Night, March -. 1905.
Senator Lane and a party of friends arrived
at Gen. Ords headquarters early this morning, on q
brief visit Later in the day another party. consisting
Of Admiral Porter, accompanied by number Of naval
officers from tie feet in the James and brilliant cor
tege from the Army Of tie Potomac visited Fort linr
rson and other points Of interest along the line return
ing TO City Point this evening. The day being very
windy no review was held in honor Of the distinguished
party.
Mai Cen John Gibbon was to-day permanently as
signed TO the command Of the Iwenty-iouTlh Army
Corps. Brig Gen Kautz. who was yesterday relieved
of the command Of the Cavalry Division with this Army
by Gen Mckenzie from the Army Of the Potomac. has
been ordered 10 report for duty 10 Gen. Weitzel com
manding the Twenty fifth Army Corps.
NJ. y. Falls. esq. President Of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company visited headquarters last evening,
and was guest OF Col Howard Chief Quarteraister
Of the Army of The James
The influx Of descrters still continues most of the
men bringing their with them and receiving pay
therefor, in compliance with Gen. Grants late orders
over 600 IS expended daily in tho payment for arms
purchased from tie encmys desertcrs.
The wind on yesterday and the day before blew a
furious gale uproong trees and raising quite respect
able simeon on the sandy plains to The rear OF our Lines
No rain has fallen here for week past but tho cond'
tonight portend stormy weather for the morrow.
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FROM MOBILE.
Probable Evacuation OF the city.

Tie n. o. Independ,Ht Of the 18th has the fol-
lowing.
"a lady in whom implicit confdence i' placed, and
ubo arrived here last week from Mobile states that
when she left that city all appearances indicated that II
was being evacuated By the Rebel troops Information
has since been received here Which would justify the
correctness Of this opinion The report Of It's eyaeui
ton IS also credited by military authorities here. IL
matters very little whether Mobile be evacuated or not
Whenever the Union forces want tho CITY they will
march on Il and take possession"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-28

FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
OFFICIAL FROM GEN. SHERMAN.
Details Of Eais March up to
Wednesday Last.
lie Fights Vigorously, and Captures 1000
Prisoners after leaving Fayetteville.
Union Less Only $500 from Savannah
to Golasboreugh.
REAL CHARACTER or THE REBE! VICTORIES.
GEN. SHERMAN KEEPS LIS WORD
ACCOUNT BIZ DUB SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
THE VICTORY At MOUNT OLIVE CONFIRMED.
OGcial Dispatch.

"CTY POINT, II A. NJ. Iarch -, 1866.
Hon. L. NJ. STANTON, Ssey Of Var;
Il am in receipt Of Shermans report OF operations
from the time he left Fayetteville up to the ODD inst II
shows hard fighting resulting in very heavy loss TO the
enemy in killed and wounded, ana 1900 prisoners
in our hands. lis loss. he says, viii be covered
by = 100 men since lie lef, savannah. Mary of them
are but slightly wounded.
~. :. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen"
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CENTRAL LIE
wGs learn, also the ground, and directed The a.
tack and defense Of his desperate army, the first oil
which was. must say. ably made. In his object this
day Lee foed but The point chosen by lin FOR BIS
attack, and the vigor and ability with which he made
il, still stamp him a very able general His object
to-day is yet known but have idea that IT was
TO break or line at point near its base and aP" ani
destroy the stores OF all sorts there gathered.
AT NIGHT
all firing ceased and calm after Tie din OF the
day. AS write only the Usual paiteriDg along the
picket line is 10 he heard.
In the camps thero is the flush Of success, and every
one seems well pleased with the days work or course
about the snug fires every has something that he
did TO tell Of and hrag and mirh the order Of tie
night. The small loss met with by US casts no shade
over the spirits Of the boys who only think OF the glory
Of the day and hope that any missing comrade Is Only
taken, and will turn up again.
Al our generals did well far as can see. II the
First Division Of the Ninth Corps gave way be-
fore the charge Of the Rebel Second Corps 1t was be-
causo the attack Of the enemy took it by surprise In
fact the men did not look for such rush at the break
Of day, and were in a drowsy state when put under
arms.
All the corps commanders showed ability, and !
think the army was well handled ly Gen. Meade.
viii send list Of casualties as soon as 1t can be
got. ID.
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Our Losses on Saturday.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Marcl

FBlLADLIIHlA, MOhdhy, MaIch =, ItUI'
A special dispatch to The Press from City
Point gives the following among tie losses in the fight
Saturday
In the l4th New York Heavy Artillery, Capt Holden,
Co. J.. wounded. Lieut.. Baccuf, Go. G.. prisoners CnTi
Fooe. Co. 81 prisoner; Lieut.. Picket, Go. T. prisoner
Company Of this regiment has brt 90 men left, 81
being taken prisoners rev OF the regiment were
either killed OF wounded.
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s;.,,i.r Rank Robbery.
TottsyiIL.r. Monday. Mar

IOI TSVFINf, i'''t'
About four o'clock this afternoon the office Of
Rs,d banker. was entered by three men. who pro
noed negotiation for silver, in he progress # which
e ~ the men presented pistol, drove Bland Into ihs
s1f. and locked the door upon him..
'rbe men then deeampcd with all the money outside
~ The safe estimated uccordin 70 accounts al
<i5OOO Bland was released amer nearly two hcuu
confinement by locksmith who cut the lock ion tho
sli, door.
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Union Prisonrrs.

CAiRO, Monday, Mlfch 10 IrUo'
CIarksblrg adyices. SLY that I,J50 OF our
DarosJ prisoners have safriycd at Camp Fuke, foa:
iniles from tint city, where they. nwat e1elapge'
TvcrvtLipg is being done for their comfort.
yaano River has arrived at Nicksbng with BIZ load
~ cotton from lazOO City. y 81 az
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AU0UsfA, M0nday. MaTch q TOD
One full company Of Veterans, one hundred
srong. left Augusta for Washington this morning TO
ioin Hansochs corps. j. 10 iee only fuN eopP'n!
raised In New .EpgaDd
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NEW ORLEANS, Monday. Marci o. 1868.
a NJ rfH Via CAIRO March ~. =
Thirteen thousand barrels Of flour cleared
yssteriat for New. York and Boston. p r,.l .s .a,
Sight checks on New.York discount. f.sl
Size Louisiana State banks have suspended
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PHlLADELrHIA, Monday, Maloh ., Zoo.
To-day Is. Scott, jr., finished the sale OF tm
largest collection OF paintings ever disposed OF by arc
tio ia this city. They We're The property Of James =
Earle s SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-28
New Counterfeii-.
4 Boston. Monday, March

4 =" Boston. Monday, MaNhl Icll.
We'll executed counterfeit tlitles op re
p,vcntuex Bank, Connecticut, also counterfeit $5H
bls on the Haycrh Bank, Massachusetts,. are IN cir
cu,atioa. = 90 ..Ifi ~ ID
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function Of Sheridan and Ernnf.

IOETHlSs NONEuI, fhrcN 70, ItVl.
Gen. Sheridan with bis entire cavalry force
had reached Grants army In safety.
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,yrie Navigation.

0 in r,syrIA LAM. Monday, March u isfs.
Navigation is open bet%a s's ass1a s%s
Detroit. The steamer Ncrpns o''r
Detroit this Afternoon.
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Occupation Of GcIdsborongh-Accou OF
Our Special Correspondent.

spcel, Dispatch 70 The y. Y. Tribune.
! WASHINGTON. Monday. March -. 800
The following dispatches were received This
afternoon BY United States military telegraph from
GoidsbOough.
GoLDsBoEoUGH. y. c.. Tuesday March 81. lsGj,
via MOEEHEAp
| Cen Schofeld's column entered Goldsborough a ,
D. H. to day with but slight opposition THIS IS tie
fret Union force which has ever occupied tn, place.
The enemy on leaving burned all the bridges. -
bales Of cotton and quantity OF rosin. Gen Schohed
il in direct communication with Cen. sherman, who j.
on the south side OF the AeGsc, in front OF Smiiheld
where Johnston, entire force coniIons him. Gen.
Terty communicates with both ten. Schoield and Gen.
sherman.
Terry's march from Wilmington has been unoppo'ed.
lie captured two locomotives and four in excellent
corI ion The railroad is uninjured.
All plans looking 10 this most important Junction Of
forces baye worked admirably.
SECOND DISPATCH.
GoLusBoRor0u, Thursday. March %, 1865.
Although communication between Gems.
sherman and Schofeld has been perfect for several
DAYS the troops of the two Armies have not seen each
other until oday. The affords enthusiasm
and interest than any event in the history OF the
The enemy fully tx )eced prevent this junction and sll
sarpns military stores haze been sent reensDDrough
Gen. Sherman has established his headquarters here
lie expresses nnboundcd satisfaction ut the results Of
gen .>chO6elds combinations to open.the North Caro-
lima Goa Il and make this junction possible. H.
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in my dispatch of this day | gave the news Of
he attack modc by the enemy center. The Few
lines were only got of when heard Of an action going
on about our lc and that point went to gather tie
details will now give The details Of the Two actions
as they took place
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THIRD DISPATCH


CITY POINT Va. March 81. ".
After the engagement between the enemy
and the Ninth Corps this morning, orders given
for the Sixth Corps TO make attack the left OF the
line IN front of Fort Fisher.
The Third Division, Gen. Seymour commanding was
selected the assauling column. and shortly after
noon the lire of battle formed and the order to ad
vance given. In short time men had possession
of the entire line Of rfepts of the enemy nearly all
the occupants having been made prisoners.
Orr loss in the affair was very trfing. Over GOO
prisoners brought in the result Of the engage
rent.
Still another fight took place at Hatchers Run, in
which the Second Corps engaged The attack was
made about dark. Over 400 prisoners fell into our
hsnds on this ground; making in all to-day about
2,s75, among whom are nearly 100 commissioned
officers tie highest in rank being Colonel. This does
not include tie Rebel wounded in hospitals, whose
numbers ere considerable.
These seemed as they passed along completely
satisfied with their position doubt anticipating r
larger supply OF Iatons than they haze been getting for
some time past.
1t is reported that Gen. Gordon was mging lis
men 10 fight and at times swearing at them for their
cowardice, ending with the exclamation: by Cd,
just thought-the men won't fight" after which he
left and was not afterward seen.
Lieut. I'VE of the 18th Mass Battery was killed while
fighting his guns. lie was ordered to surrender but
refused and six bullets found 10 have entered his
body. lie was gallant officer and much esteemed by
his
Col Pentacos Of the lOOih Pa also killed while
CALAMITY leading his men in the aotion. This regiment
is composed mostly of men, and credited with
having behaved like veterans
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tbe' in consequence Of this, our lines were very weak
and could easily be broken In this they have found
oat TO their cost that they were sadly mistaken.
The Ninth Corps have In this affair paid the Rebels
back for their defeat at the explosion Of the Petersburg
mine, and henceforth they will be held in high es-
teen by them as any other in our army.
TUIED DISPATCH
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FOURTH DISPATCH.

TONNES Monroe March 26. 1865.
The steamer Webster, which has just arrived
from the front brings intelligence Of general engage
ment all along lines today This doubtless refers
to Saturday.
One hundred and FIVE Rebel officers captured ycsicr.
day afternoon. came down on the Webster.
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GENERAL LEE

any Rebel shen was wicked enough to cone lear Lis
person.
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BOARD Of CouuciimrB.

STA7gD srssIos-1 nnrsday, March .. fS'
OyvrctIl1 O'Clock y. u.
The Bosrd pursuant to adjournment in 'heif clauoe'
Pressn.Jsue, Hayes e.q Pr..d.ni In Tie chair and Ih-
couaeosn Keea.n. Hesly Robinson. s,seom. H.,.rty,
Roster kinney Lrinkmsn Brady Taylor McGTsth Green
Lent Smith Ocasghsn, Joyce Reilly fh1ssfsd and Cook
The President being Absen. roll cali Councilman KzrSAs
moved thst Councilman Lent ssks the chair.
III. minute. OF lie previous meetings read snd
proved.
Nv Councilman 9IvSHT-
Petition % Leonard Oo.in7 that certain vacant lots Be
fenced IN. - 80
Re.o,d Tina, .he vacsn, lots IN East Yourts~nhs,rss,
numbes one hundred end eighty hundred and eighty
one hundred and eighty hundred and eighty aud
bred and eighty eight be fenced IN under TIE dse
,iou Of the Street Commissioner.
Which WA referred TO the Committee o. Public Health
REVOLUTIONS.
BY Councilman hcGnATH-
Is.of ed That permission DO and The same hereby gwen
90 Peer Wood, wooden awning In front Of bis
premises number hundred sud eighty one 1hrdsvenue
COnnca
Which adopted.
Rsred Ist permission be and e is hereby granted
20 benne 10 erect an awning In iont Of premise. nunD
pleasure % the Common Council
nich IVES adopted.
Hs,sved That Nneneth.,Iest. from the Elshth 70 tho
Ninth avenue he regulated graded, tagged, eorsd and
Which referred to the Committee on AoadA
Is Councilman HEALI-
b,.o.d That permission be given 10 Bernard Bsyer to
Mac. siyn and Indian front OF Ills store number
sYtsrn and 9 hslf North Wlisnistreet the 70
Iaaln during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which adopted.
BY Councilman o ALIAeHAs-
he.olred That Broadway, between Seventy nrst and
streets be regulated and Graded Ia accordance
with map on Gle in Department. the cork 10 DO
conc under tho direction Of the Street Commissions
Which was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on kosas
by the . =, -.
Rs,oved That oromwatks Be laid In BROADWAY nom ffhy
ninth to sirtydies, under the dIectss oil The Croton
Aqueduct Department ID.
by Councilman MoGRATH- .
R,ed That tbs Comptroller be and he hereby aushor
i.ed and directed TO druw his warrant In favor TWAm
Fynn for the Of two hundred doiA beiha t9 ioi ios
oss ON the pier Of Harrison street aud char the
SANE TO the Of City Contysncs OF Any etAsf an
expanded appropriation - v.....
Which was referred TO the CoDRStes sn Finance
BY Councilman Cook , 49,
,sy are hereby authorized directed 10 procue suitable
ssd Of coior Tor Eleventh ksgmcnt New fofh STATE
National Guard to be presented b. ~ sU " " -
mtnt a, c-.... -. N.u.n.i A.
fairs
Ry,arsd Thai .ews with the eecefv1 cAsins
and cuver be built In Elsvsatb svs4ns. RON pcin one
humid ed aud twenty five fsst north Of Forty
connect with sewer Forty eighth stxeet unosf NE esSs
of the Croton Aquesuct Departnsnt
Which vas referred 10 the Commttse On sew6s
BY Councilman ROBIssoE-
Rsoed Tha, psrissios 10 sD4 he ss~s hsse9 ASss
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QuAsfuRnAsrrl- gsxsaAIs Or1os Fns' Divissox.
WMnneroH CiTI February " iscA
PROPOSALS FOR MANURE.--SeE>ed pro

posals win be received ct this Once unth tpNIs ;,
DAY March 49, 1885, al u O'Clock for the PurchaSe o. az
The MANURE that may be procured from tbs stables ann
rails OF the Uesboro Depot near Warrington u u, """1
the twelve months next succeeding April 1888
The s0ccesafu bidder VIII required 10 hsve osis oI
boss oorsd the wharf at Giesboro In constant rssdDess
to receive the which may accumulate Inc uh'eG
Stakes III deliver the In the sad b1rses OF boa sna
will d.sEsto agent " MEASURE spidy % loaded
BIDDERS must state the cubic yard An oao OF ~
l~cance viii be required IRON each bidder
Payment viii b. required TO be made In Government f"nns
tie rnd OF each month for the delivered Ia the
barge. daring the month.
Bond. with approved securities viii be required from the
party ded, the u leu thousand 10000 doiirs
The department the right TO REJECT any proposal
not deemed sdvaI tageous 10 tbs United States.
Proposals. must be addressed to b, undersigned Washing
ton d. C., and marked Vie envelope "ProPosss Tor ms
nurs." JAMES A. EklN
Coienel In ehaYra IL. DixisIon. O d. o. o.
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ouARrnRsAsrsss orr,os. Y. s; A..

QUARTnRHAsr8Rs OFFICE, u. T. A..
No. Is sTATK ST., New YoRx, March ., 1865
- this Office until Il OF MONDAY BaIch b. for supply
ing this Department with the owing articles, viz:
Best English refined round troa. assortsd, rsn 5as 70
inch. per tun Of 22t0 fba
square iron / to in. per tun-
Flai iron, from Hat TO 3st in per sun.
Horseshoe iron per tun
Hoop, strap and sheet iron, assorted. per tun-
Manure Fork Handles, long and shor, per dossa.
Hatckrt Handles, No. = and 3, per dozsu.
Siedgc Handles, for s and /: lbs, per dozen
Plane handles escorted peg dozen.
HaInmers Cav, RivetinS Snoeins Siege and Hand per
dozen.
Halter Chains go" With Tees. each
Cotton Rope Ito inch. per pound.
Steam Engins hctss power, with Force Pump compoS
steam Boiler 2ohorss powef. with ht,ings and Pipe
Circular Ssw. with Shah aud Belt
Manila Rope, assorted, per n.
Anvil, wrought" 100 10 $50 lbs each
SunithG Bellows. 20 to S-inch, each.
Bid Bl,s. Snafae and Mid Curb zach.
Bad Bucksts with wrought Ball and lars, pm dossa-
Goa Cham ''o,""0o." 90" I ana linsh, psr issI
Curry Combs, per dos.
Cotton Duck. No. to II. per ysrd.
Linen Ouch. Ne to 4, per yard
Nails Cut, Cnrh and Horseshoe, ensorted pound
Horss Rs.ps, Ia, "A and ltinch, per dozen.
Lard on. No. Winter Strained. per tson.
Ech article to be OF the bs quality aud subscs 10 spec
tiou before shipment.
Psrons Offering Tot any Of the above VII pssse state the
quantity OF each sample offered that th-y furnish
dley Articles to o. subject 70 Inspect and 10 be packed
suitable pcksge. and delivered free Of charge 10 the United
States at piece Of shipment in thi. city
Payment will be made in such unis provided by the
Government for that purpose.
Tue privilege reserved Of rejecting r,oposs not 0e-m-d
advantageous Uernss should be DdoTssd PToposss for
Quartsrn,.ters Stores" and .ais....d to
Breyst Bril-. Cen. STEWART VAN vLlET,
staYl M
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QuARTERnAsrkR 0ExERAL's OTyIcR,
fIEsT DIVISION.
ssros CRY; ID. G. March |, 1854


PROPOSALS for DEAD HORSES. Sealed
Proposals will be resolved at this ofaos until IA o'clock
on SATURDAY March a. 1875 for the purchase OF al hor.ss
BE- killed Of the Di~sboro DEPOT peaI Wss
ingor d. c. within the twelve saoc sedg the
date the letting Of the contract
Tas horses will be delivered certain dessuaAs1 SPOT 10
be hIed by the United States
The animals to be removed daily, and conveyed far
enough frou the limits Of the depot 10 AVOID ali
silhaI 10 the depot the residents in the vicinity.
Payment will BE- required In Government funds d the
Of each for ali amin ale delivered an that data
Bond with approved securities In anu Of ten thousand
nooo dollars WIN b required nom The party whom tAs
cop.ract IL awarded.
Zach proposal must thu price Dor animal diving fun
and address Of bidder be accompanied
BY guarantee signed by two responsible persons and cahs1
BY United 5,ses oeo responsible person known -
this Office and also BY the oath Of ssanos signed stamped
and dnly attests9-
may be offered
Proposals should oe addressed To the undersaned Wishing
ton IL c. and t< plainly marked on tho ope Proposals.
" bead Hos>s" JAMES A. EkIN,
:. Colousl IN sbNu Et-ys Dlvllop 4 ~ q O.