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The New York herald., 1865-05-19

ASHES. Receipts, rs pkgs The market dull, but
prices we're nominally the same.
BRxADurys ID, 2os bbis four s27 bags
cc-n meal 72T bushels whea los 7s0 do corn 27s
do oats 1882 do. barley The -four market continued to
depressed and prices again favored the buyer The
demand light for both Stste and Western, and with
large receipts the stock Is accumulatng and with the
canal receipts will be much larger except in tho
event of decline in prices to that point where ship
ments TO Europe be made with probabil W OF
profit Some few lots have already been taken for ship
ncnt aud tho hopo of Increased trade in THIS drcc
ton is INDUCED to somo extent The sales were
$500 bbls, the market closing heavy at quotations
Canada -four dull and heavy with sales OF 400 Dds
Southern flour also dull and heavy but prices were
without marked change There sales OF about ZOO
bbls Rye -four was dull aud nominaily unchanged
Corn meal was quiet; sales 200 bbs Brandywine we
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

FREIahrs There was rather more doing today and q
Geesdsay better tsps Prvnsa .Sa % Ins opening OF sne
that freight being engaged in advance The en-
gagemen's Liverpool 500 tierces beef At ls Cd
and per steamer 200 bb pork 90 tons oil cake private
1000 bbIs -four ls 600 bushels at "a, and for
next week 80 900 bushels wheat at 4d To London 100
hhds tobacco at 25s 500 bbs oil cake, private ship
was chartered from st. John to London, deals private.
GRxAsy.-Therc sales of 10, 900 lbs. at 10Hc.
Hors were quiet Small sales were making at frem
15c. TO 3Sc. tns
NoIAssEs dull and unchanged.
PRovlsIos. Receipts, 2s49 bbls pork 753 do. beef,
925 pa kagcs meats 1877 do and 100 kegs lard The
pork market somewhat nrmer under h fair demand
for lots the spot and to arrive but at the close prices
were almost exactly the they were at the close
yesterday. The demand mainly to cover contracts
very little being taken for export The sales 1900
bbls, cash and regular way, at sea s7l s2s e2 for
sci rs for old % do sai IS sa SCI 50 for ' prime
and sls 80 SIC 80 for prime mess; also
at S23 25 $23 37 sellers Beef was dull with sales Of
$50 bbs at so $14 for mess and $2 SIT for extra
do Samples OF South American jsrked beef lately in
troduccd with some success in Europe exhibited
Change, OF which for consumpion is expected 10 be
large Beef hams were steady with sales OF $50 bbls at
$23 S2S. Bacon was quiet but irm. The sales were
$50 boxes at 13c for Cumberland cut 14Hc for short
rib, and 1870. the long clear Cut meats steady
alsac for shoulders and hama Lard was dull sales
1000 packages at 15c. 1sc Butter and cheese were
made at Soc sic, and 900 bbls At $50 for choice
crude for June and July $50 Refined FREQ quiet
Toe. o Tic. si $3.50 aB no.
SUGAR Raw was dull bat unchanged The sales were
76O hhds. at l0hc. 11Xc for Cuba, 13Hc l4xc for
Porto Rico. Refined was unchanged.
TAuow.--Thc market was heavy; 10000 lba sold at
9xc. 10lsc. ~ s-a
WHrKEY-Receipts, 81 bbls The market dun
and prices almost wholly nominal Sales
made Of $50 bbls, in lots, at - oS - oo.
Escaped Men or Lees Army at Augusta.
From the Augusta Constltutionalst, May 81
Up TO last evening over one thousand straggles who
escaped from the capture Of Lees army had reported 10
the headquarters OF General Wright the City Hall These
all desire short furoughs for the purpose OF visiting
their homes many Of them having been absent two and
three years they very cheerully do any
thing that the authorities may think best camp has
ben organized in the vicinity Of the city, and s rapidly
filling up with these noble unwhipped men.
The Wife OF the Rebel Secretary OF the
Navy.
From the Augusta Chronicle, May q
Mrs Mallory, lady of the Secretary OF the Navy, has
arrived La Grange and taken the large residence for
merly owned by the late s W. Yancey
The New York herald., 1865-05-19


Wheat was in full sympathy with -four The advices
from the other side side not OF worry enconrag
ing character though there rather prospect of
demand FOR American wheat than there has been along
back, the English crops being rather unpromising;
But prices steadily declining in this Market and
they will not have to o much lower before large ship
mcnts may be made at profit The demand from the
milling interest is very moderate, and fair proportion
OF the sales for shipment Tho lsalcs comprised
$4,000 bushels at 81 50 81 so for No. Chicago spring.
81 for white Michigan 81 65 70 for amber Kentucky
Rye was duh, and we heard OF sales This corn
market completely unsettled by heavy receipts and
prices fen &C. 0c per bhel with sales Of so 600 bush
els at Csc 70c for mixed Western s0c for yellow
oOs for inferior old Western mixed and 81 for choice
Southern white. Barley was scarce and firm. Malt was
quiet Oats unsettled by heavy receipts and prices
yeeeded 70 &c. with considerable sales n 42c. 45c
for Canadian, 45c 48c for Western 40 46c for Jer.
sey and 4lc q sc. for state. JaH
UoF1Bx quit but hrmer Tho sales reported last
evening were 600 bags 81 DOMINGO private terms
cargo Of 100 bags RIO at l7 god and 200 do Mara
oabQpn private terms A. the close 23Kc. 2lc, gold
was DEMANDED for prime Rio.
Co7foN.-Under an active demand prices advanced
fully Sc. 4c. per H. The sales werc 100 bales We
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

Sealed proposals will Office N IN Tues
day 2 rs o. at O'Clock r. NJ, when the will
publicly opened for the whole any sum of
million six hundred and forty thousand FIVE hundred
dollars Of Soldiers Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds,
No of the county Of New York. authorized by chapter II
Of the Laws of 1855 and by ordinance Of the Board su
pcrvisors, approved by tho Mayor, May 3, 1868
The said bonds viii bear interest at the
payable half yearly the lat dnv of May
desmcd ~ fo,lows:--/
Five hundred thousand dollars the ist day Of Novem
bcr, 1891.
Five hundred thousand dollars the LIST day of Novem
Der, 1899.
Five hundred thousand dollars the Is day OF Novsm
Der. 1893; and
hundred and forty thousand Ave hundred dollars
u the lst day OF November, 1894
The proposals will state the amount OF bonds desired and
price per dollars thereof and
whose proposals accepted will thereupon be required
deos with the County Treasurer Cat the broadway ank
Thursday the first day June 1865 the awarded to
them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller receipts the
Treasurer for such deposits the parties win be entitled
10 receive bonds for equal amounts of the value OF tho
awarded 70 them bearing Interest from June 1855
for soldiers Bounty Fund redemption Bonds No p, and
The right reserved 70 reject any or all Of the bids II
protect tha
county. MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CRY or New YoRK, DEPARrMRST OF FrNANcE,
4 CONPTROLLERs OrFICx, May g. 1886. 4
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS!



dence Of the Rev; Mr.. CamfeId Brooklyn, ED, JANE
skinner, OF Brooklyn, +. ID. No cards.
Patchoguc papers please copy.
BRusr-R Rc,i iRpsoS.--on Wednesday, May IL, by tho
Rev DR. J. Mctt, SAMUEL BRuSrto Miss KATIE RICHARD
DAvs-wnrrE-M Calcutta, India, on Tuesday,
January IT, by the Rev Cave Brown, MEs B. DAVIS, OF
Cacha India son OF Dr. John Davis of New York city
Y: sAA A., TO MARY A. s WHITE, daughter Of Captain W.
White, OF Calcutta.
san Francisco papers please copy.
FoRMAS-THoRS On Thursday May IS, at the Wash
ngton square Methodist Episcopal church. by the Rev
H. u. Ridgaway, ID d., HoRACE FoRAAN 10 ALNiRA
THORN, both OF this city. ..l
MAnoSY --JostiS. .--JosLS--MA --Hoyr-- MAno-
y. rA p Pr oas - on S May NSw
10 EMMA A. JostN OF franklin N. J. also CgARLEs II.
JosiS, OF New York to AySlE X. MAnosy of Providence
and also CnAs y. HoYr TO RsBeccA q. MAnoSY both or
California and Chicago papers please cory.
LoNGMAy-TRgMrgR. Tuesday Mey TO- by the
Rev VIM. MeAllistcr, WALTER LosGMAN to Miss LsAH G.
TRrNrER, all OF Brooklyn. No cards
@ y s M d. W Rergen, gen. n a. - & on tSso wednes
OF Inc BRIDES parents CHARLIE IT. MuLgp, OF Jersey CITY
to Miss LeruE a. lASpEvrLS, OF the former place.
nIr sSpmcsSasps on wedncsdsy, Nav II, at
the residence OF her father by The Rev Pets hir H.
PRnCHAED, TO Miss JASACHAtNERs both or this city.
RrssrLr.-Elr-it Market street Reformed Dutch
church, "Wednesday, Nay H. by Rev. Isaac Ferrs d.
II sisted by the Row J q butcher RICHARD RtssEL
Jr, 10 AGSfs A. I.ASy both OF this city.
RicuE-M MsksnALt.-on Thursday, May II, by the
Rev Andrew Culver, Mr WILLIAM =. RICHIE, OF Gospori
~ Y, TO Miss Harms NJ RsHAiL, Of New York city
Rochester and Buffalo papers please copy.
SrgScgR-CAfnoCy.- Tbursday. May is, by the
Rev. Dr Adams Mr.. GH SPENCER 10 Miss ELIZABETH A.
CALHOUN all OF this city
sErINhv -oSpERpoSK.--At Manhasset l. l., on Tues
day evening May TO- by the Rev. Ira G. Boice, FRANCIS
sKIlssS Esq, OF Rosiyn TO JosEPHlSE d., third dangh.
ter Of Hon. n g. onderdonk No cards
SrsnBrSs-AfigRToS. On Wednesday, May IL, at the
residence Of David Aer,on East Chester by the Rev
DR. Samuel osgood, ErIERy SrlBnSs OF Clinton, n r.,
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THERE is NOW IN PRESS AND WILL SHORTLY
be issued by the publishers, Messrs j. b. LpJihcott
Co, OF Philadelphia. handsome volume containing the
Poeca Tributes OF American Bards the Death or our
late President Abraham Lincoln The publishers desire 10
state that there hand choice collection OF between
and hundred poems by distinguished authors,
from all parts Of the United States, and some few from En-
gland and Canada Any communications upon the subject
should be Addressed 70 the Pubshers.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
THE LECTURE SEASON

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAiLy-FOR GENTLEMEN
ony, al the New York Museum Of Anatomy 6ia Broad.
Pare. unable to attend these eoturee have them
forwarded recapt Of ten cents BY addressing Secretary OF
Now York Museum of Anatomy.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19


. BuasnAM. ArcrIossEn : ''-''>''' ~
n y1Rsr CLASS nSvsEIsq.h ~ MIS!n SwpnrruaR AT
ROSEWOOD SEVEN 6'Ssls SsHiTi TAgfI,S ;sSsyen.z
o.. rA,SFSs SsHSE aVs
H SfSNPFkK6 SSS SI3TSSR SfSJSs ROOM FURNITURE.
A.As elegant residence q Ss., M sissss%'s s street.
sAsF COMMENCING AT II o'CLOcK a'e"ao''
% nEA%1sc ris coss2eda M1om crimson ana so
and gold boca e The riches, dssssp.,or
c, ceyed ,sntre tables marble tops rosewood Etes-rs
lined with e fs % wors rbis ds e
RG sgi ys,lne,crrs ,s,s. osns,s h1n.s Sew.
mon m,na Chsnaeiiers Console and Gard Tables Easy
as ss 81 rsT rqs T sss ss sasSs.
o'''' MAGNiFiCtNT fosGwoon rIANoFonrE.
ssssmsgi si &c, s4 @.'s sss: '' "''''
Two superb Painting: sscnss 20 .Ane by Lapnier
Ty Family & Df pec. Ss0aa ass piqspgT ~ Ton !" Inc
Winter scene on Tie Neya pceisburg by NofhcgtL;
a esGs ns nnn hoy s
u.r,, xcnson nnio DaIns Fable Buffet Arm Chairs
soss elegant sets crystal and fusy GLASSWARE richly deco
ra,ed chas Dinner Set Tea match; silver Csers,
T,reens Coffee Urn Dinner and Tea Service, Ssivers,
sp''"' ''N' CHAMBE.s.
and walnut Dressing Bureaus Beassad Ward
1'l sas .ss ss S.s .,enu.
---se. =
Aool'o' 'o''oamsxIE a-,, SALE: @ :
LARGE sal. of T. hoin' Noo''o'nNN
rfaNETR n1TsHTnLD FURNITURE
ELEGANT Nosh"oou kfSn F$HkSE FURNITURE
rUhAiSE VELVET, nfn. BRGsssLs AID iNGRxiN CARPETS
PARIAN AND CHM VASES Sp Nc TxAp NV opponruxrrv
FOR HoUsEKRErERs ~ -
tn. ,.a.sss ON TM,S III we. oaf Esha street, paoe be-
tween Fifth am and .!h. Sixth avenues
s ri. hs o house.
% @ r.. s viii s
;s gsss%se rain or shine Offering extra
PAKLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FuRNiTuRE; l,r.,i ,.,,u
Suits covered in rch French satin brsel and ps Turk
sh Easy Chairs and Lounges To match rosewood Centre
q 81 sss sss Il! Lss .' s'ss'"a
HAGNlFICENT K5sEM0nD PA PiANoroRTE, STOOL
an ..s.n. in.issneni With oSnd ssTasr ss.utay
strung s
and Tabss Bsd
Table 6ias China and Silver Ware cue
% sn as1a 81 sS ss safe w
from tie house.
4 UcrIos so7cs-IARoE SALE OF xAoN1rIoEN1
fors. French Msnei SirTors vsisst Carpets elegant
s u. Ss Al. daS g1nME sy aS
No 3f3 Fourteenth street Eighth consisting
three costly Parlor Suits covered with satin
and tapestry OF various syes Pier Sofa and Cen
tire Tables exquisite carvngs rosewood Eagere
fancy Tables naid with PEARL elegant Reception Ch,irs In
French plate Mantcl Mirrors, Broel and Lace Window
Curtains elegant Landscape Shades. rich China Vases
Velvet Carpets B-onsc Clocks, rich and costly Paria
Ornaments Paintings COMPRISING great variety Of sub
Furniture-Extenso Tbe IA feet; Dining and Arm Chairs
elepo nj and costly and Dinner Sets ruby and cut
ters spoons Forks GoAict Mugs, Saycrs ivory Balnce
Handle Cutlery and ah0gapy Bcdscnds Bureaus
and Washslands to match, ell suite Fleneh Gsaa Ipe
Sets pure Mattresses rosewood Chamber Sults IN har
CLOTH mahogany Cushioned hairs Rockers, sofas Lounges
Also Ingram Carpets Mir.ors Engravings Hall stand Vel
vet Carpet, Stair Rods, O,lclohs &e. Also all tho
Basement Fnturc which e'nbrsccn large and desirable
assortment of Crockery, glassware, Knives ard
Forks Kitchen Utc,s-, &C. The entire Furniture OF the
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

REDEMPTIoN or
"SOLDIERs' BOUNTY FUND BONDS NO q"
COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Payable June 1, 1865
Notice IL hereby given that the sodiers
Bonds No q" Of the county York becoming due
payable 1865 with the interest thereon will be paid
the of said Bonds It Office
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN
sis4l.s0
asOLDIERs' BOUNTY FUND REDEMPTION BONDS
OF THE COUNTY or NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
pENJAMIN P. rAIRcHILD, AucrroNEgR.

pENJAMiN p. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
wASiiINGTON AND CARLISLE STREETS.
BENJAMIN =. FAIRCuILB, will sell on Monday, May
70 1865 ut u ~, at the Exchange Sslesroom, Ill Bsoadw
Trinity Bullding), New York. the valuable Lot with the
brick Building thereon, known 81 Washington street.
also valuable Los and brick Building thereon known II
Carlisle streets site pcrteot maps &C. at the Office OF
toneer, 100 Nassau street.
BY order Of PATRICK BALDWIN,
the EAte Of The late Andrew HadMl
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
REMOVALS.


DEMOvAL-MRs. NJ O. BROWN METAPHYs1CAL
N Physcan Professor the Eye, Ear, Throat and Scalp
has removed her Office rom 10 Bond street to 81 Bond street.
south sde hrst large house from Bowery where her cee
brated medicines can always be had Send for circular
DEMOvAL:-MEsDAME NJ. A J. vIRFoLET HAVE
Nv removed from No. o 10 No. II CLINTON placs,
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

4 DECKER, BILLIARD TABLE MAKER HAS RE.
~. moved the OF Canal and Centre streets op
posltc Eare's Hotel Tables 10 order and hand,
ready for shipping. ~ one aAy's notice,
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

C. YOUNG. AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
"A Household Furniture, this day Frday) at II O'Clock
precisely at the residence No 80 Washington square corner
fu seven octave, containing all the modern improve
nent and Cover Also elegant rosewood and black
Parlor Suits covered In the richest descriptions Brus
ssls and Ingram Carpets Oil Paintings marble top Bureaus
curled Hair Mattresses Spring Beds Enameed Chamber
Suits Mirrors Corner Stands Extension Tables Lace In
dow Curtains, black walnut aud mahogany sofa bottom
Chairs sofas Lounges Clocks Easy Chairs Tables Cutlery
class house. Sale peremptory and deposits required from
purchasers N BThe Seventh avenue run directly
st Le
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

T n LENDS AUCrIONEER
H. II. H. LEEDS MInER viii sell By auction. on Fn-
DAY Nay l0 ALL O'Clock e their gallery 93 Liberty ssres
sfswAloor. vest q S.TwzET Brs.dwsyr on .v,,v .
DERN OIL PAINTINGS by favorite artists; numbes
Of Ensravngs OF subjects To be sold without rs
carve To close out an invoice.
Further particulars catalogue.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
uENRY II. LEEDS, AucTIoNEgR

IIENRY II. LEEDS AuCTIoNEER
III HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HENRY ". LEEDS MINER will sell at auction, on
saturday May TO- l0 o'clock at their saiesroom, % Lib
HOUSEHOLD FURNrTuRE--c Consisting Of Velvet, Brus
sells aud lngran Carpets carved rosewood suits m figured
bvocate rosewood Suit In crimson plush carved
rosewood Bcdscads do washstands mAhoSany Extension
DiniuR Tables oak do Hair Meresser, Straw Paiiasscs
Feather Bosters Pillows Bronze on and other Chan
deers carved black walnut bookcase ROSEWOOD black wal
nut and Dressing Bureaus Pier Tables
ON Frame PIER Mirrors. with cornices and marble top pier
bases: China, Croskery and Glass Ware DC -.
Also AZ IL O'Clock, large invoice OF RUSTIC FURNT-
TRE consisting Of Baskets, Tables Hanging Brackets,
Chairs, Garden Settees, &C. &C.
TTrNRY H. LEEDS, AUCTt0NFER
III HENRY ". LEEDS MINER will sell al auction,
on saturday May 90 al IL clock n front OF their sales
street. six seat Enclosed Eockaway
by Mcdonald IN fine order and nearly
TTENRY II. LEEDS AuCTfoNEER,
Ill HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell at auction
on Saturday May 20 at IL O'Clock, at their saesroom "
Idberty street, - - -
by ORDER OF ASSIGNEE.
e5 cases q doz each 0tard, Dupuy &Co. BRANDY In
nne shipping order Without reserve y
The New York herald., 1865-05-19
INIRSr CLASS DIVIDEND PAYING PETROLEUM
py nj 81 West n ta..sfrr We

L1OR sALB-OR WILL EXCHANGE FIRST CLASS
Mining Stocks good residence in this city Brook
iyn For particulars address call W. E. PARISH l6t
dvvay rOOu m
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

OFFICE OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ New York, May ID 1858 N my -.s of sss n
TWENTY EIGHTH DIVIDEND.
Notice hereby that the Board of Directors
this day declared Dividend q ve s cent ont Of the
Office Of the Company on Tuesday, sd inA- 7 yaif
The Transfer Books win be closed Wednesday, l7th
inst and reopened on Thursday 18th inst.
By ofder'of the Board OF Drcstors. &
THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

r,oLroN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND
y use ne nitrous oxide gas teeth without pain
His entirely different and FREQ nom all e danger aud s
OF ether Apa corcform once ~ Cooper In
pttpte,
The New York herald., 1865-05-19

-~s,
IIoR ExCURsfoNs.-THE SPACIOUS NEW BARGEl
u ANNA and NOkIHBRN IfBERTIEa with Steam
boats such as desired lushng and Pleasant Valley Grove
to let II D. CROSSETT Ss2 West street. corner harrow
Evening star., 1865-03-01
Affairs In aeergetown.

THE PRosPRoT FOR TRADE By CANAL
The merchants are highly gratified with the
assurance that trade by the Chesapeake and
ONO Oanal will be resumed before the 18Th OF
this month.
THE RIvKR.-The current in the river has
subsidized, and the water is falling rapidly.
Fears were entertained yesterday that the ice
might move and damage the wharyes, but
there is no reason to fear such q calamity at
present.
PoRT OF GEoRGKrowN-CIearsd-
Medora, Barnes, Pomonkey; Mary and Vir-
ginia, Wade's Bay; Union Belle, Shaw, Acco-
mac. Sloops Siroces, Jenkins, Salisbury;
Faslin, Carpenter, Point Lookout; H. Day,
Joy, Oecoqaan. Rarque Dirige, Blair, Phila-
delphia Barge Cuba, Mcclellan, do; Emma
Adell, Occoquan.
THB TAX RKoEIPTs.-The receipts OF taxes
on last Monday have not been reported off,
cially, but they will amount to about S1,2D. A
number OF citizens paid taxes due for several
years.
THR NEW CoUNCIL.-The Mayor and Coun-
Gil elect, in compliance with the charter, will
assemble with the Aldermen in the Council
whenthe oath Of office will be administered,
and the boards proceed to business
THE DRAFT.-The agents OF the GEORGETOWN
Association are making vigorous efforts 70 re-
leye the town of the draft by recruiting men
for Rancock's corps. The bounty offered ad
ditonal to the Government bounty is 800, and
the agents get S25 for e-ch man enlisted. There
are rumors abroad in the town that the nj u tn
sub district has filled its quota, and strong
hopes that the eighth will also be filled.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET Flour
Stock very light, with good inquiry partcu-
larly for low grades to supply the local trade.
extras S11.75 to sI2. Wheat-No arrivals or
sales to test the market for a fair quotation.
Good red nominally held at S2.65 to S2.7o.
Corn-Demand good and prices stiff Sales
in good request at s1.15 per bushel. Millstufrs
Of all kinds scarce.
Evening star., 1865-03-01
DRopOsALs FOR DBAB HORSES.

AOvayfeymaster Genesaps OBee, .Fi,a DitS.soa.t
Washington GitF, ID. c., March l. 1885,
Sealed Proposals Will De received at this ohioe
until IL O'Clock on SATURDAY, March. Is, Isss for
TIE purchase of aSho.ses that die or be killed
at the Giesboro' 2spOt, near WASH gton ID q
within the next twelve month succe sdIng the sts
of the letting of the contract ~
The horses Will be delivered at q certain desir-
mated spot. to be fixed by the Unitsd States
Fhe animals are to be removed daily. and con-
vesed far eneush from the limits of the depot to
avoid all nuisance either to tho depot or the resI
dents in the vicinity.
Payment will be required in Gov ernme I'm nds
at the close of each month. for all animals deliv,
cred up TO that date.
Bonds. with approved securities in the sum NJ
ten thousand l0I0o1 dollars will be required from
the party to whom the contract is awarded,
Each proposal must saste the price per animal,
and be accompanied by guar aztec signed by two
sesponsisie persons ana certified 10y some United
Office and also by the oash or aliesisnce signed.
stamped. and duly attestad
This oice reserves the ri sht IA resct any or all
bids II at may be offered
Proposals should b. addressed to the under
signed, Waahingtep D. O., and he plainly marx ed
on the envelope, "r,rOposais for Dead Horses"
JAMES A. EKtN,
Colonel In charge First Division
ma fW @. NJ. Generals Once.