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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-11-15
The Political tumble in New Or

Politics and speechifying are the
rage in New. Orleans at this time,
The parties there are q perfect gum
DO. In that seethingl cauldron we
have leaders without parties, and
parties without leaders; national par.
ties held together by the cohesive
power Of local spoils, and local par.
ties based on national issues; white
men amorous of negroes, and sable
skins scowling on pale fases; and
parties which, wearied with platforms
of plank and principle, have taken
one of flesh and blood whose dictates
they obey. Scarcely has the world
donned the rogue's friendly cover,
ing-nights mantle-when orators,
surcharged with premeditated fervor,
stale indignation and superannuated
jokes, pour forth, like the locusts of
Egypt, on that politics-bestrad dled
town. From every quarter rockets
publish the locality of political gath
erings. and offer to upturned eyes EN-.
blems Of the splattering, spasmodic
and short-lived existence Of the par
ties whose clans they summon. On
every side we see platforms freighted
with ire-and-fall.back orators; those
who have fred looking to see if thei,
shots were telling; and those who
are still loaded looking as we pre-
sumo the mountain looked. when il
was in that interesting condition n
which all mountains, which love their
lexis, should wish to be. Every now
and then detacbments from the audi
ences surrounding the platforms are
seen to crowd to the saloons and be
stow just and liquid reward on that
faithful aperture in their countenan.
ces. which has been gasping in vain
to catch an idea, however alternate,
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CLOTHING BUREAU. Q. NJ. GENERALS oyYIcs.

CLOTHING BUREAU. q. NJ. GENERALS OyYIcg.
WAsHISdToS Ian. G, 1862
RNIY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOS-
~ AIS viii be received al the Oiice Of Army Clothing
and Equipace New ork CITY, until y o'clock TUES
DAY The nth inst for furnishing by 1t tho Depot
Of Army Clothing and Equipag- New YORK City,
Great Goats. foo. Ike standard sample
Great Cos1s mounted ike standard sample.
Bidders viii the ngInber they wish to furnish how
soon thew can commence and the number they deliver
monthly. aud wiz suh. sample Of the hc-scy Of whi-h
they propose 90 make the coats Proposals must be &C.
c0uuned By proper guarantee, signed by a. least two
responsible parties setting o-th tfat con'art l. fw aided
20 the party making the biz that no or they vi" az once e&
cut tie contract n give bous Tor the proper fnGu,ui OF
tie same The rgh reserved by the niec states TO reg
any tie whole OF the bids may be deemed Tor the In
tecss ofthe service Awards will be subject TO the approval
fthe General The supplies mus; De delv
cred IN regulation pa king boxes.
Proposals. shold be udorsel Proposals for furnishing
Great Goats" and addressed 10 II B.Oen ID. H. NlNION.
Dep. Contamination, L. S. a.
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DrD GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1868.
~ a NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRISG.
VESTS, BRADLEY CAREY,
Successors to J. |. L j. q. WESI.
NO o. CHAMBEB5sT.. kEWYORk,
are the owners Of the Patent AID EIcuIve Manufacturers
ofthis - .r,,,.,
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIRT
This invention consists OF Duplex Tor twol Elliptic ses
Spring, ENORMOUSLY braided tshy and firmly ogethef edge
10 l-e making the toughest most elastic flexible and dur
srng used enab ing the weaer IN conseguence o. 70.
~ al elasticity and nerb aness place aud fold the skri
when n easily md wih the same convenience as t
or muslin dre, entirely obviaes aud sences the only Oh
e-,on. Hoop skirts the annoyance to iho weaIer AZ
vel the public especially 81 crowded assemblies crras'
RAJ rad cars church pews any crowded plac. nom te
difficulty Of contracting them and Occupying m space
iii. entirely removes the difficulty, while giving he sAt tne
usua fn aud synme;rca form aud Is the highest ana most
graceful appearance foT the street, opera prone
made or house lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort and great convenience OF wearing tire DdpeI pc
Spring skirt lo a single day viii Giterwad Willingly
dispense wi the Of thr They are tbs best qa.iy ~
evrTv part by the ghes. most durable oouio-b Mc
economics. sk made. Merchants w be- supplied Is 4o0vs
AUD sdie. IN Grs,css retail stores AZ as CITY and
Thou rhout the u fcrrut states - -. $500.
- INQUIRE FOR TIRE "DUPLEA ELLIPTIC
SPRING sklAL
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nropoeaIs
CLOTHING BUREAU, On -GxN'l OYyIol, /
WARRINGTON, Jan. y, 1865.


WAsBISGToS, Jan. y, 1865.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealedp proposals will be
~ received the Office OF Army Clothing and Equpage
NewIorh City until IL O'Clock M. on TUESDAY the l7h
inst FOR furnishing by contract at the Depo Army clothing
and Equipage Newly ork City:
Uniform Coats, Infantry, standard
Artillery jackets. standard.
Trowsers. Infantry, standard
Sack Coats. lined, standard.
Sack Goats. uulined standard
Shirts Domestic Flannel. standard
Drawers, Canton Flannel, sian dsrA
Stockings standard
Bootees SeweG, standard.
Boots, Cavalry Sewed standard,
Blankets, India Rubber, siaLdsr<
Pouches, India Rubber, standsra
hnapsacAs, standard
fiayeTsacAs, Standard
Canteeus. standard.
Camp Kettles, standard
Mess Pans standard.
Axes, FEELING. standard
Pick Axes, standard
HGtcbets standard.
Spades. standard.
Shove,s, standard.
Garrison Flag. standard.
Tents Hospital standard.
Tents Shelter 3 ca. Cotton Ouch, standard
Great Coat Stars, standard.
Further nformst msy be had snd samples Of the above
articles may be q, the oihce OF Army clothing aha
Equip1ge AewlOTA.
bider will state the number they propose furnish how
soon they commeuc and the number they car deliver
weekly and will submit samples OF the articles or Of The ma
tea Of which they are be made end ben textile tabc
AT least one yard should be urnihel Proposals must be
accompanied by guarantee signed 10y at least respor te
persons setting forth that contract Is awarded 70 te party
making the bid thai be they vii at execute the con
tract and give bonds the proper ffment Of the
The r reserved 70 the United states to reject any part
the whole of the Bdr may be deemed Tor the ip'eIe't Of
Award. viii subject the approval ouarieTnasieT
General Of the Army. - 9,
Eo1e, Prorosas slonl he iudo,scd Proposals FOR furnish
Ing er The name the article bid for) and sddcssed
to BTevet bTs Gen. ID. Ii. NlNTON ID On. Gen.
New lork City.
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prcposaIs.
CLOTHING BUREAU,
QuARfyRMAsrBR -GKNkRALs OFFICE,

OUARfKHMkarHB thhkkALt OfFOhFi
WAsHisGros January IL, 1900: j.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals VIII
be received at the Office Army Clothing and E1rpsse
Philadelphia until II O'Clock TUESDAY the ith ins
furnishing by contract at the Depot oil Army Ciohn and
Equipage, Philadelphia, viz.
Sack Coats lined. army standard
Sack Coats unned, do.
Blankets, India. rubber for infantry army standard
Knapsacks, complete, 90
Hstchets, 90
Uniform Hats, DO.
Hal Cords and Tassels, do.
Camp Kettles, DO
Mess Pans, DO
Shelter Tents. do.
Each bid must guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose appended to the guarantee and Ger
tined beng good and sufficient security Tor the amount
involved Nv public funconary Of the United states
Bid from teautng contractors and those that 90 ho h
comply with the requirements Of this Advertisement wi" mol
be considered. 80,
Blank forms for proposals embracing the terms OF the snai
snee required In each bid BE- Lad application at hl'
Office and others which do not embrace TN. guarantees
viii be consdered will any proposal be considered Wch
does strictly conform to the requirements therein 'eu
Bidders viii the quantity they propose to iuI, 10"
they can Commence and the quantity they can oee'
weekly
the whole of BIDS be deemed best io the 'ee'
Of the service -,
viii be subject the approval Of the ouarermn''e
General OF the army.
Sne. can be seen this Office and proposals must be IN
dored Propo for Army supplies stating on the enTeoss
Tue p-i''''''' ''''''' 'N HERMAN BIGGs.
Col Quarternaster "a Department
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MnnIcat PuEvrroEsOfrIcE
LOUISVILLE ny, Jan. .. 1861
GEALED PROPOSALS. viii DO receyed OF

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ th. O-e until January % 1865 for furnishing lCf to
the Medical Icpl. ol Amy during the ensuing year,
the ron herein deieus'ct. The lcr 10 b. stored b. the
ia properly constructed cehousc a. each point
OF de yery On OF before the 18th Of April next the Ice
to receiped ioT until Its quality tive t.ncss ~ he ice
HOUSE ard ia which l. packed shall have been
approved by medical OF ceT and payment vii be made ohy
f0y the amount thus HCu. scored and eccU''d Tor.
The proposals vii de TO- tie qnanttie, indicated De
low 90 equ1A te respective places with the prosso that
should b. needed ouy time for ;e years supply II
ha DO Furnished the ard under the con
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ltlc0iral.

A CARD.-TLe undersigned having. az he
, believe. been iaved from tho fetal cCns'gnrnr's % 3
v.y frfous accident by the pfoir1floual xii AM ne m
,ri r,tenti3t. Oh Dr. Ffeuui 30 IN East Efoldvay,
trkr is method ezpr-.s lie obIuton' 90 one l" mon"
nil .f God be owes tlt pro efy1u oi Do c, and iIpf. "A
M COMO az tie !erp..t rf4ldr t1 DE- ffrund nc s "a
10 recommend BIN - 20 10 may feg IRE mo 80. s4''
..,,,,.sl an nea i.sl troliu-ut. DAVID nAFlDSO-',
.. S' " 80. H., m 81. pr41.rso- Of Prnmsuship.
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Sealed poro,s, will be received at IL Ncc,p,rol.rs once
uu Saturday the 2s day Of January, 1865 Of O'Clock
m will be publicly opened, for the whole or
any part the Of Two Hundred aad Thirty -four Thous
sna Dollar, Of the Central Prk Improvement, Fund Stick
authorized by Chapter IS Of the Laws Of 1900 and by an ordi
nance oil the Council approved By the Mayor April
Is 1870
The said Stock viii bear interest at the rate DISK per cent
per anna payable quarter yearly and the principal vii BE-
redeemed November |. 1876
The proposal. win the o,stock desired and the
price per handrd dollars thereof and the persons whose
proposals accepted will hereuPon be required to deposit
with The Chamberlain Of the city the awarded TO them
respectively
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts ofthe Chim
beran for such deposits parties will be entitled to receive
certificates equal OF tho par value Of Tie Stocks
bearing interest from the dates Of psymsn's
Each position should be sealed and ndorsed Proposal
for Central Park Improvement Fund soch and inelo'ed IA
second envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The right reserved to reject any or all OF The bids the
interests OF the Corporation require IL.
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
City Of Nsw.Yofk Department Of FinHnoe, Comp,soles'
OlHce December % 1864.
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The above ,5r of uro-0s viii be- adhered 20 - closely -
prl.rsbe Other forms VIII be- received by tie Department
and Ola CONSIDERED $500 ,,,,
p6er Zee that she bidder Is able q iulh tie con
trsci crtil,d to by tie Clerk o. tie urare Drt Court
or ri.ed sates District Attorney, must accompany tho
p!opo.-.. az j. viii be rejected
81 oath Of aucraucs the United State, Governnen'
must elsD accompany the frorosl o.,
The contracts VII BE- tward-d 20 the lowest r"sponp"
ray or pares VINO vii be duly notin-d by ms other
rc tt their bid u a-crDrd Odd immediately required -
enter INTO contract lfdrr Bordl q the amount oi 1JVp
M, lds must fc properly ceTrl and the fOs.Chce id
dr..s oil r1In.ipala AID .te, -tatcd upen them
Bidders may % pee ut IL leoA When the proposals ss
opened. - l.
Tile Post Office adlf6.s Of the parties proposing must be
dis'iactIy ntcn upon TIE POP .sl. ..,.,..,....,
l. :. Army. Medical IuIVryor Lor-s.lr, keHtuc4y go.
The Department the ri 10 reject sy ~ al bids
deemed uus aiaJ.e. y i" -HANhDhint =,
surgeon T. $. Army aud Med al Purveyor Lonsyho ny
Printed foTms OF proposals. msy oe had AZ t'f otice
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

The underlined propose f1rnsh daily otherwise oil
the icsequrei I tAs 10 pits approved r-qui "ns
su-.e0ns charge. % ~ ac within named pon,s -
tho following prce ,. h1ldrel pounds, namely: --
= cts. per hundred pounds ,,.,.- a., :.
The ice sLau he best opshv erd sup'c' 70 tn- ~
rrov III tic Surgeon N car-e. WHO Wal ecci, fSf Tie
.e.lal amount delivered a' c-rl horfitg- -
Payment 20 5e made from time 20 time upon dgpAie DIS
certified TO 10y the Medical Director.
signed,
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forses, Carriages, &r.

ASSISTANT QUARTER MASTERS orTion,
No is sTArK-sT., NV Y OK, Jan. l. I5o9
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY hOhSEo
" WANTED i will purchase IN open market al horse.
that nav % pfroued aud pas inspection st the ooyepueh
sabIes on Thirty hfhs, Tenth ave. un'h iafthef
CAVALRY HORSES nom to 10 years old and from 1910
T. lznds high q. n rslt.,a.
OBJ ana ovs,so ,s.rb / 100 pounds and dark colors m
Pr.es for Cavalry Horses sl65 each Prce iof Ai'es
fore. $50 each payable IN such FUNDS Is may 10
GEO' 7. BROWNING, Captain and A @ N.
WANTED-A second-handed EAfhESo
w WAGON or a sings.horss TRUCK. Apply to j. H.
DAYTON Co, No. II Barclays
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rE,HE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for all
4 kinds Of WASTE PAPER, Boof. rew:psPeIs' ana
p.mnbl.t. At GEOR0E JAAES'5. No. u AnusA
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oYrIcH or rHs STREET COMMISSIONER

U
No 30 Broadway.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-P IN
closed IN sealed envelope ndorsed with the title OF me
be received at Tai. oihce until WEDNESDAY, January Is,
1903 II o'clock a. 80. =,
For furnishing and Lighting 81 the public lamps N the
cav nj SewYoS wing north OF limo caumencng AZ the
Eat River A. the 100, Of Grand street and running rous
the middle Of Grand to SulVan'ireet and throssh
sv,n rs, 10 Canas,reet and through Canal street 10 TINS
Hudson yer and south of Inc commeneins o. the ha.t
River al the foot OF Thirty fourth street and raan.ns through
the ud. street TO tho Hud2n kvsr 0r the
Also for fIrui.h,ns r,s and ghns all ne public lamps
I'm tho civ of lying north OF the middle OF Thiry-
unstreet and south tho middle OF Seventy ninth street
from the East River the Hudson River for The term OF one
year. -, ,.,--, A. HI -
IN The ty OF NeY OK lying north Of TIC middle OF Seventy
term Of one year. ia =, E. =,
BLANK forms Of proposals. together with ths specifications
and agreements can be obtained at this Office
Ds,,J stree, Deuartment New York January !. 1855.
CHARLES a. CORNELL stree, Commissioner
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Tho UNDERLINE propose % tIml.a---tnns ~ t-f'
or tv or &C. carefully packed IN slbtaua Ice houses. q
the wi hin iined po.ts. ulnrrs-----ni tue follow
ing plice peg o. tao houslni pounds, namely si--
-turs IN f'---rsr fuu.
Ie Ice % be erection. auref-ert a. q
APPROVAL Of Med. - Ocer os.cr properly appointed b.
sIector. before being TeteiI.e- il!. -
Payment be lade iron Tine % uule upon dup-c3e 4ls
ceruhed 10 10y the Medical Director.
siyucd,
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Nlathlrerp.
V1HE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON
PRESS 60. MANUFACTORY.
Corner Of Grove aud North Third sta, Jersey City.
OFFICE.
No. III " lll-sf. New YORK.


"A a
Corner Of Grove and y olth Third 't. Jersey CITY
No 10 Wll-sf. N~wloYt
GOyEls PATENT.
Tire attention Of al parties ineFcse IN ne pressing or com
pressing Of HAY C01ToS, Heap " COL RAGS HOPS o. on.
oihe article required 90 be blet r. Ifan'Porioa
~ Con.usr pilo g respectfully solicited TO tho FOR Az
or STATIONARY PRESSES. maaaiae.nfod y w. Ionl.
pary under s superntendencs Of hs PAi"niee Nj JOHN
NJ Fres,i. very ,mpe , construction requiring bat
odnsfy iu.e euce 10 WORK - sad BE- operated J., ay
tnown power such As'stearl Wa'er Horsc Hand In
uns lore power boz orso l. required the Pro-. uens
b. mechanically constrciei weknovn principle mas Lo
r. g,-ry taereaio ~ gTealsT rai'o Ram ne 's"'a'Ns 10
s..sre, o. tLls Press over a. others fo,ows
L. ean rre., 20 per rent more r1,e,' ina gven 'pa'e
81 u can 90 tle wors in PER cent Ices tine
3L 10 requires ~ per cent Ices dr.viHr power, ~,
ALL 10 tuiu ou the be-. shsd Do iol handling o fgins
sh The Press vii bat lifetime tAe "oitns lAi' D''l.
bull. oi bes Of iron ana not ale 20 80 ou I oi9ri
40" ordinary "oih o. W - - ~, ~ pF b.s n Hay
/ Of 80 fba we.hi ia ~ Two MISuTEs ii
90 men AL ose Aof.o IAN bale y n Hay DAY
-Four without the aid o. hor.s % ~ ~ H. a. II
square by 20 iuche. Ions. weighing 90 d. o. ~ u.s. " ~
NJ Ill ni, screws, eos.'hse, bsasr' or rollers used
ID d H. ,son q Cotton hrtors and Planters Woo. [" =
n,s con ri'c revo,4ol So tie now so~' clumsy @ia
eFPeI,s , sao s S.p5, Of Town County State i'
lr.er,.ns % theiaieVe, only tie right to H'hu'-"'l Oh
M II b il.r 3, ,,s ,ritrif.l Travelling Agent for The
/ Corsf.lnv in a., Eastern end bid ii- States.
/ ~ .uitAes particular 'ead ior aifeaa''
DEYNOLDS TURBINE WAFER
Ia WHEELS
Coupeer' are employed 20 mcclure streams make
! ri.rs nd o., n fumes. wics4s ani -rallg
/ TALBOT q UNDERliiLL. 300 Iio'i"iy' Ne" 'lo'h.
S,EWING MACHINES
y ntc best SEWING Machines NEWl ~ shLE aid %
RENT Also Machine BOUGHT rrr.fu-ed sii f'i aired T.
! A. DIAMOND so. $50 bro4de- y -. j.
] .-. $50
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Sales bp Aurtlon.

A ). BLEECKER, SON & CO., will sell
"A a, auction on THURSDAY, Jan 10 is3, at the Es'
change Sesroora No. III Broadway. the following property
viz:
FlETEENTa ST FIRST CLASS brown stone house snA
lot No ITO West Fiteenh-st., near Sixth ave.
NINETFENTH-sr -THREE-STOhf buck house enA
lot No lS Nineteenth between seventh aud hsneS
avenues
FORTY FIFTH. sT.-yACANT LOT south invest corner q
Second and Forty hith-t, Is feet BY 100 ~.
EIGHTY NINTH ST -TWO.STORY brick house and -
north side of Eighty-nnth 1923 feet west OF AVE- a.
FOURTHAVE-8 lots west side Of Fourth ave-. wneS
front between nehpnded and second and ane
thirdst. =, IA
oNE.HUNDRED- AND. SECOND Still lots, north sas
Onehunred and second st. adjoining the last named lots
ONE-HUNDRED AND-THIRD-ST--l IL lots, south SIDE -
Oae huuded and third St, ia Of the above lots
FIRST AVE- os east side OF First including soutee
eas. corner OF One-hundred snd-sixthst ID. H..
NEHUNDRED-ANDS lArHST.-l lot south side -
Ouehundred and six,h.st. adjoining last described
FIRSTAVEj lots east side Of Firstave Including Ger
per of One. hundred and seventh. 81 - =. 80
ED-ANDSEVENTHST-l lot In rear q
above south aide OF Onehunered seyepfhst
FOfJRTH.AVE-l lot southwest corner OF fourthevG
and One hundred. and Twentieth-st., % feet by 30
ONF-H UNDREO- NDTWENTf-ElRSfsI-z lo3
south side Of One hundred and twenty hr 100 feet west
Tenth.aye. =. ..,. ~.
For particulars catalogues st office Of Auc'ioneef No
lell
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I locomotive LANTERNS, go and 23-incl
a. Rsaeotor,, Goa on Burners FOR SAIL ~ yy,ou. .,
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Militarp Notices.


$1,000 SUBSTITUTES WANTED
FOR THE ARMY
IN PLACE or THE FOLLOWING CLASSES OF
CITIZENS:
FiyH: For citizens enrolled and Liable to draa
Second: For citizen. not liable to dr because Of un'
ness, nonliabili.y from age other causes.
TO SUBSTITUTES.
The following advantages offered for the ensiHen. Of
Substitutes:
BOUNTY DEPOSITED BIT pxR.oss RxauIRrss SUBSTITUTES,
DOWN.
FoR ONE YEAR. .........................SXVU
For Two YEARS.. 4Ou
foR THREB YEARS. OOU
PRExIrx, DowS.
For ONE YEAR MAS...........................S
FoR Two YEARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
For THREE YEARS MAs..................." %
TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES.
In.,much as the authority exists for the enlistment Of Sub
sutes for such persons may desire to be relieved from
apprehensons OF future Drai a. also for such ctzeh are
not liable to Dram because Of uuhtne nonhbity from age
or other causes The County Volunteer Committee have
resolved in addition ther business Of raising Recruits 70
cnis. such Substitutes may be desired.
These desiring Substitutes may deposit with the Committee
the whole OF either Of the following sums:
FoR OsH YEAR,. ..............''''''''.'''S%<V
For Two YEARS. ..........'........''.....''" foo
FoR THREE YEARS. ............'....'...'''''' ooo
No portion Of the money paid for Substitutes viii be paid
from the CosntT funds.
C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor,
MATTHEW T BRENNAN, Comptroller,
ORIsON BLUNT, Supervisor,
ELIJAH y. PUllDf Supervisor,
WIN r. STEWART Supervisor
WIN M TWEED, Supervisor,
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member
Committee Volunteering.
ORIsON BLUNT, Chairman.
poox, or COMMITTEE on VOLUNTEERING. CITY HALL
PARy Corner OF Broadway and Characteristic
November /. lbA
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Au'r QuAETrRNAsrgEs OFFICE foAAgE DIP =.
10. ~ Crlaf.st, NLW.fOgK CITY, Dec =. ibh
DPOPO.IUIONS viii be received daily, for
I Ole Elf.CH.t oi FORAGE 10, tle lited states
Clsrtermas.els Depart lcn irom Ncw-iof CITY fA4ee
10 Wanueton A.oRsliTt We, hcwDrrn y o. foi Hoy a.
T. c. savannah. %. end N~w-D Orleans, ID. .,
Propositions state name standing and capec o! Ee
o., o1antity Of sud grain respectively they vi" require
rnd when ready for carcc, aud adires.edto -
u IL -lHApMAN. on. and AT QlsrteIinasteI.
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Master J. Porter Corvallis Oregon BY Mr. 2. CLARK Sec
Rotary, 81. GEO. !. sTkOso treasurer, c,.
Eew.Yort January 9, 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14

CHIEF. on RTEHNAsTER's OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. H. 100.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az
> tbi. OEce until y O'Clock w. Ihursday, the I9th
instant igr supplying tie Scluy @ Arena VAN 'he ''''"
inz article, VIZ;
g., DArk Blue Cloth Army STANDARD
g., Dark Blue ker.ey, Army STANDARD.
Vest Buti0us. Army STANDARD
,ucb Yellow Nofsted Lace. Army Standard
fras. Crossed S-bers, for liais, Army Standard
Brass Eagles FOR Hats Army STANDARD
Reginen,al Color. Oufuiryl' Army standard.
Heeimeutal Descriptive Books, Army Standard
ReGrnrntal Index Books, Army STANDARD,
Uos untal Tent Poles tsetsD Army Standard
Heavy - inch Buflsps. Sample required
Canvas Padding Sample req ired
Csneen Webbing Finch Linen or Cotton), Sample TO-
qWs6ne Thread (stewals Linen, No TO, spoois) Sample
required. ,,
FLAX sewing Irvine Sample required. -
Frcb hid eust DO guaranteed by two responsbs person.
whose SIGNATURES be appended TO the guarantee ana Ger
tilted 10 IS being good aud sufficient secny Tor tho amount
1000 h. some uublc fuuciionLry OF the United states
ma g., defnling CONTRACTOR and those That do not Jny
DI ,sih the REQUIREMENTS OF this advertisement WIN not
Blst forms for proposals embracing tho terms o the guar
anti ,eonired in each bid be had on tpphcaon al 's
ONCE and none Others which do not embrace th gnaf
will be considered nor will any proposal be- cor aefed we
does not strictly conform to the requirements rem
Bidi will state quantity they propose 20 iunisn no"
.oon thew can commence and the quantity they can deliver
The sh "a reserved by the United States to reject any part
o The whole of the bids may be deemed best for the inter
est Of the service. -. l.. ~ .,. .,..a
srd can be at this once ,
Proposal. must be indored Proposal, for Army supplies
''SHs 0N ' '' Wv HERMAN BIG0S,
Colonel Quartermaster's Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14

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