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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
Geas ano Gofees.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS
OF THE
TIE A TR AIDE.


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lots to sui, hi, trade at pos, Of about 10 p.r cen,
Seventh. The Wholesale Groce, sells it to tn, Retail Dealer at post
Of 10 q per cent
N'' Inc Ne'e' e' 10 Tue consumer LOT ALL lhh PROFIT
HE Gan "hH
"hen you nave AIDED 10 'ae'e h'i P'oa As many o0'ee'
'''s'' 00'p' ''d waste and SUD inc 'ns'' cost Of
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'i'sOH pau "' purchasing " 'n' Correspondent" " ''" 'ui
japan one carriage ahd small Po 10 oa'e"-Whch on our he
sales will amply Pa' us
Parties getting their Teas from rs 1 consistently rely upon getting
them pure and fresh " ihey come direct from the CASTOR House stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
Geas ano Goffers.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS
OF THE
TIE A TR A DE.
Gras ano Goffees.

THE PRoPRIEToRs oP TnB GREAT AMERICAN TIA COM
rAsY became fully convinced sa ago. sai consumers Of Tee
and Coffee paying too many large profits on these articles
Of every day consumption and organize. Tub GaRAr
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY to away far a. possible. with e,..
nece''ares at the smallest possible price.
To give readers the profits which have been made IN u.
Tea Trade NO viii start with American houses leaving O Of The
account entirely the profits of the Chinese factors
First The American in China or J,O.0 make. rr, oros.
their sales shpmenand Of the riches, retired merchants 4.
this country have made their n,u fortune, through their hoa
China
sd; The Banker makes large profits upou tt. ,s. .ra..rs
used la the purchase OfTess
Third The npOrermakes prost of per in macy c.sas
Fourth On its arrival here sold BY cargo Purchases
sell Spectator 900 1000 packages at 40 .vsc
sge profit oil per ceut
Fh Spectator sells it to the Wholesale Tea Dealer ia Hses
profit Of 10 to Is percent
Strh The Wholesale Tea Dealer es Wholesale
lots to suit bis trade, profit Of about 10 per
Seventh The Wholesale Grocer sells Ise,. Dealer pc.a
Of Is TO IS per cent
Eighth: The Retailer sells Consumer PROFIT
HB CAN GET.
When have added these EIGHT profits many beosess
carriages Oges eoOperages waste original u
the will perceived consumer has to p.y And as~ W
propose show why sell very DEALER.
We propose away with profits. brot.s
carriages soges cOOpeges and exception
commission paid for purchasing correspondents China AMI J.p.s
will SIMPLY psyus.
Parties getting their Teas confidently rely get.a
pure fresh they ss.ta
% warehouses
The Company continue to sell at the following prices.
oOLoSG CBl,ei,, 60 70. co. 90 best Iperb.
MIXED tGreen and Black 60, TO- 90 80, best 81 perm
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. 60 TO- CO. 90 81 81 TO- 81 pwp
IMPERIAL tGres-, CO. TO- 60 90 ST. 81 TO- be,, 81 perm
YOUNG HYsOS (Grseu CO. TO- 90 ST. 81 TO- b.,. 81 Is Pc, d.
UScoLoRED JAPAN. 81 81 10, best 81 aSpern
GUNPowDER, sI2s, best $50
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY
GROUND COFFEE aO aSc oOc &c. per pouad Hots,s
Saloons Boarding house keepers and Pane, who large Quantities
q Codee economic that article By using FRENCH BRBA6
FAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell the lor pre-. u ~
per pouHd, and warrant to give perfect satisfaction
Consumers from Soc to OIL per Pouai H psrssany ns
ressof
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA coMPAsr
Ne. u aBa 4. yRsKY; 81. corner Of Churass
No SOC gIGHrHAvg., Thirty -ssvsuths.
No %, sPRTNosT.. bet Hud,Oa and Gr~es-iehss
No 2os PULToNsT., BROOKLYN. corner Of Coaeed.
No 40 aRANDsT wILLIAMsBRGa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
Geas ano Coaees.
Geas ano Gotfees.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS
or THE
TE A II r. A ID X.

| THE PROJECTORS or THB GREAT AMERICAN TIA con-.
PASY became fully convinced. years That
and Coffee paying many large profits
OF day consumption. and therefore organized TiIB GREAT
drains upon Consumers, supply them With these
necessaries at tue smallest possible Price
To give readers idea the profits which have b,Ou MAJ. tho
Tea Trade will start With the leaving
count entirely the profits Of,ho Chinese hctOrs
First The Japan large profits
their sales shpmentsand Of the
this country fortunes through their Lou,
China
Second Tho Bsasc makes large poei Upon tbs sa rch,nso
used in sbo purchase Of Tea.
Third The Importer poet per many
Fourth: On arrival here sold tho cargo and the Purchaser
sells Spectator invoice, of 100 packages
age prof, Of sbou, 10 per
fh. Tn. Spectator 10 tho Wholesale TIE. Dealer in nc.
pros, otiO 10 Is per ceOt
Stoa; The Wholesale Dealer tn, wboes Groc
lot, to sui, his trade profit Of .Sou, 10 pee eeat
sn; The Wholesale Grocer eel. to De pros,
OflSto rs per eeut
Eighth The Retailer sell. the cOo.uner for ALL TIKI PROFIT
HB CAN OFT
when you added hs. BrGHr PROFITS may brOfse,
carriages. sosges coopese' .uL add tbs origins,
the Tea viii be perceived what tho h. And aoE
propose Why so ve much lower than other dealers
ee,, ooOpersse. and With the srcepos Of small
commission paid Purchasing correspondent. CaA Aad Japan
one enrA, su, pros, ou,e,,s-.heh hrs, s,s,
will 'mPb P.Fu.
Parties scns their Tea. oa ooasiea.y rely getting
then pure fresh the,
TO our r.ebou,es
The Conpssy eou,inae to sell q, the oioSi,s prices.
ooLoSG Csl,et, 80. 70 Co. 90 best siprD.
MIXED (Grccu ,nd BlaetI. GO. -. 90. ". best sIpub
ENGLISH BREAKFAST CO. 20 o. a. 81 81 TO- best 81 20 Pes n
IMPERIAL lGrseo, Co. 10 3d. 81 81 TO- best 81 Is per
UScoLoRED JAPAN. 81, 81 10. best 81 % pen.
GUNPowDgR 81 70. beat 81 80
CoFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY
GROUND COFFEE To- 2sc 0c lse best per pound Hotels
Saloons Boarding house keepers ,ol Families .bo g, quantities
u Coa that article by using FRENCH BREAK
PAST AND DINNER COPPEg .heh sell The low price u )
per pound, ,Oi to give perf-e, sau.iiction
Consumers from ., per pound By ppr,s.as ts,ir
ssof
TIN GREAT AMERICAN TIA CoaPASI
No. u AL 70 yKsKI.sT conner Of Churr6.l
Va CSC BROADWAY corner Of Ris..s-s-a
% EIGHTH AVE-. Thirty ssrssiSs,
No sPRIS0 ST.. bel HSdsss ssa oress-sh...
No 200 pULToSsr BROOKLYN eorp.c Of Coseocss
No III GRAND Sr. wILLIAMsBCRGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
Prov Tie Evangelist. n Y CITY.

THE GREAT AMERICAN TIA COMrANlS motto must h. 81 ~
and profits" The business of s stores up
ton dvn to- middle" and knos where ee must b.
really enormous. give decided Advantage Over small bcFs ~
general thing GomPauys goods Of excellent quality s'
bnny proved continued growth and property spite Of The
enterprise ADD competition which ''i Of business ''s'l 10 e.
rsuutef IN M. ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
Prom The Ersngslis,. NY CITY

TIKI GREAT AMERICAN TIA CoMPANrs motto nm" be m
sa, nssciiou, pros" The bu'ness Of ~ s'orrs up
tow, ,osn the nilie" where else mat b
really esomous , decided Avanise over small bo'er- A'a
general thing tho Tea Companys goods Of excellent quality 90
Aany rotd By continued so~th snd prosperity In spite Of hs
,.rp,,e ,pd competition even o Juae O6ssdio
counter IN this market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
NOTICES or THE PRESS.

Prom The Ameross Agrsuiufa-
TIlE GREAT AMERICAN TIA Co.-To ovrEe' -Befr' iiHf
ting their advertisement learned that uubsr Of es'
and Other. had m buying their Tea sad Coffee ho
CompsBy without ~ being Known Sho they ere AID That h ii
bsen Lig pleased puras 10th 10 quality snd Prce
and ere al recommending feBis he 81 80 bsTs
pub.Aed the mouths sni received no CON
p.s s conclude there hunbug sLout thr esiAbshmsn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
Geas ano Gofecs.
Geds an0 Coffees.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS
OF THE
TIE A L II A ID T..

TnE PRormETORs OF THg GREAT AMERICAN TEA CON
PANY became @ convinced years %
and Coffee paying many large profits
Of day consumption and therefore organized
AMERICAN COMPANY away far as possible with these
drains upon tho aud and supply With
neccssanes a. the smalles. possible price.
To give idea the profits which
Tea Trade start houses leaving out Of the
count entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors.
First: The China Japan makes large profits
their sales or shipments some Of the richest
this country fortunes through their
China
large pros.s upon foreign exchange
used in the purchase OF
Third The Importer makes profit Of per
Fourth Omit. sold by cargo, AID the Purchaser
Spectator invoices Of 900 1000 packages
ersgs profit of about 10 per
F The Spectator sells to the wholesale Tea De,lsr in lines
proat of 10 to IS per
rh: The Wholesale Tea Dealer sells to the Wholesale Grocer
los to suit bb trade at profit Of about 10 per
ser0 Wholesale Grocer to the Retail Dealer profit
o,l5to2 percsu.
Eighth sell, to Consumer for ALL THE PROFIT
HE CAN CIT
When you have added 10 these EIGHT profits many brOkege
carriages, sOr,s eooperges aud and sdd the original Of
the will perceived has pay And
propose why sell very much lower than 9th dealers
We do a all these various profits nd brOksrse
carriages cOOpeng aud with the exception Of small
paid purchasing correspondent. in China aud Japan
one c,r.se aud small profit to Oue,-vhiei large sales
all amply psyu'.
P,e. getting @,y confidently rely upon getting
them pure and fresh they the Custom House
t. warehouses,
The CompAs, continue 70 .el ct The following prices:
o0LoSG CBlies) CO. 20. 3d. %, hes, 81 per n.
MIXED Green and Back) CO. 10 90. 90 be,, 81 PEI n.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 60 20 3d. 90 81 81 TO- 81 per TO-
IMPERIAL tGr,eu 90 20 o. 90 si 81 TO- bss, 81 y perb
YOUNG HrsoS tGresu Co. 70 o. 90 81 81 10 81 Is per n
UScoLORED JAPAN 81 81 TO- hes, 81 rs perm.
GUsPowDBR. 81 IS, bes, 81 80
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE soe 25c Doc &c be., per pound Hotels
Saloons Boarding keepers Families Who large quantities
that article By using FRENCH BREAK
FAST AID DINNER COFFEE Which v. ..nM the los price Of De-
per pouad. ,ai to give perfect satisfaction.
from So ~ per pOuAI by Purch.us their
Tsno
THE GREAT AMERICAN TIA COMPANY.
NJ. vEsBY ST, corner Of Charcbst
.o.O n
No 500 giGHTBAyE. aesr Thirty seveHtAsi.
No 9ss SPRING. ST, bet HaasoO and Greeawehrl
No 200 FULroS,sT BROoKLYS corner Of COucOd't
No 10 GRANDsT, wuLIAnsBURGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
From The American Agrieul,urist

From The AmeTcsn AgncuTunt
THE GgRAT AMERICAN TEA Co-To orERigs '-Beio-e 'im
tBs thru learned that large
others months been buying their Tea and Coffee from
this without being who they had
bs highly pleased purchases both quality and price
recommending their friends to the As have
publ- many months and received complaints
us ooac.sa tAes . u humbug shout the establishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.

Fsom The Americas Asreuliuns,
TIE CHAT AMERICAN TIA CsTo arERiH'i-Bsiofe admit
tns their savsensnt sfue that large number Of or ~
AID other, had mouth. bea bung their Tea Aad Coffee from
CopsHy ~ho 10 hng tnosa sbo they ~e and that 'y had
bes Lhr pleased pafehA- 10Th to qualify and Pee
an, . ali friends The As ~ have
pab.hc iof osih nd received no coin
pa &c coaeluds humbaS nbou the esablhieent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Prom The American Agricultarist.

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COTO oUERrzs;-Be,rs siaIs'
ting their advertisement learned that large number Of es
pd others had buying their Tea and Coffee c
this without being known who the and that they ht
been highly pleased purchases both to quality and price,
aud recommending friends the As bare
published he advertisement many mOnhs sod received
plants We conclude humbug about the establishment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
From The Evangelist, NJ CT

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CoMPANrs motto must Be oa
and SMALL POst The business OF ts stores -
town down middle and not whe- else must be
really enormous and give decided advantages small buyers As
general thing the Tea COmpsnys goods Of excellent quality as
sbunany proved continued growth and prosperity in spite Of the
enterprise and competition which sort Of business obliged TO 60
Ii this rnarkcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
Prom The Ersngelyt. n. Y. CITY.

THE GREAT AMERICAN TIA COMPLAINTS motto i0es be- ma
small profits The business OF as stores up
town down town mc and where else be
really enormous AMI give decided advantages smsn bayern IS
general thing Tea ComP,n goods Of excellent qaalt,
sbundsn proved by it, continued growth and prosperity spite Of the
enterprise and competition which eery Of business obliged TO
encounter u this market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
From TIE Evangelist, n. Y. City.

TIRE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CONPASYS motto mus, be "ua
sstctiohs and small profts' The business Of
town .sFn IN the middle and knoa not Nhs else be
really give decided advantage small buyers As
general Tea CompaHy goods Of excellent quality 1t
sbndaay proved continued growth and prosperity spite Of the
enterprise and competition which every sort Of bushes obliged to
sovntA, market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

From The American Agrieuliurst
THE GREAT AMERICAN TIA Co-To auERiys-Beiofe admit
- their advertisement iesrnei tia, large number Of our elerf
and Others had months been bang their Tea and Coffee from
Company without it. being known Iho they were and 'h J boo
been highly pleased purchss both 20 quality and price
and were endng the A. 80 have
Published ths advertisement for months and received no com
plants conclude there huEbag about the essbhmeai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
n,rnm III. Rr,ne.ll.,. NY. Ciir.

THE GREAT AMERICAN TIA COMPASlS motto mus, he % u
nrous small profits" Tho business of it, stores up
town down me and know no, where else must be
really enormous give decided Advantages small buyers As
gener, thing Conpsny goods Of excellent quality as
bundnty proved growth snd prosperity In spite Of the
enterprise and competition which every sort cuisines ooS'i to '
counter a thi. market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Prom IL. Anerie.a AgrieuItnris..

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA Co-To orERIEs-Beore 'd"i''
pk ~ learned that large number Of our clerks
i~hs had for several months buying their Tea and Coffee from
this Cap. without H. being they and that they hsd
been highly pleased purchases both TO quality aad price
.u sere recommending friends s As We have
ro. s The advertisement many mouths and received
plant. u conclude there humbug about the establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22
PROPOSALS.
p b q p o S A L 8.


oNce Depc. and Disea,sine Qsartr~aav,
p Aaassa, GecTsia November ~ BUY
SEALED PROPOSALS will be RECEIVED AZ this
Office until II o'clock m. WEDNESDAY, Soysm-
Der q, 1871. at which time they will be opened, for
i72,iI feet Pine Framing Timber, green. !
ls,lo feet Shc-ting straight edge, l inch, green.
go 90 feet Weather boarding, tdSsNI-l9.
a3.9tn feet Pine Boards flor finishing, dry.
ls2 ,38 feet Pins Flooring, HaB, tongned and
grooved dry dressed on enc sade.
100 linear Crown holding q. g., o inches vide.
3 $50 line Ar feet Crown holding, D. g., "A inches
wide
ESQ osawed Shingles not less than inches vide,
is nehes long
4 600 pounds 3D. Fire Cut Nails
400 pounds Cut \ ails, 4d. 60 I'D.
go coo Lath, h.xll. inches 4 feet.
!I4g bushels unsla ked Lime.
1878 clear, sharp Sand.
So 600 Brick-2 hard. IL merehantabie. %.
all to be delivered ut the swift Race Track p
Atlanta. Ga. where the material Will be Inspected
Bids viii be made for each article separately.
Delivery OF one fourth of the amount OF ramiH z
Timber, Brick, Sand and Lime VIII be required
to commence within ten t10l days after coutract
IL awarded, and ell articles mentioned herein
must be delivered by the 3lst day Of December
proxino.
Proposals will be in IRIFLIcArE, and Endorsed by
suretfs, as usual. - 81. q u So
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, OR sFt EFT sucu PARTS OR BIDS As MAY
BE FOR THE HEST IsTt REST ~ THs SERVICE.
Proposals should be address I'd to the under
signed al 4 Endorsed the envelope, Proposals
for the delivery Of Lumber, gree or dry, Nails or
Brick, ~ as the case may De, So. .--r-E .. e.
By order of Brevet Brig. General X. Saxtop
'A'e' S1'''e II. J. FARNswoRTH.
First Lieut.. 3rh Infantry, A. A. Q NJ,
no l3-6t In charge of Depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22
DROPOsALs FOR WOOD.
DEPoT OyaRTERN sSTER's OFFtcr.
" a.HIN-Dnnx ID q A.Nn-nl.Dr l. IL I

DEPOT % ARTERM sSTER = OFFICF. \
WASHINGroS. ID. e, November D.. Is7.l
Sealed Proposals from responsible parties Will
be received Al this Office until \ m. on SATUR-
DAY December eth for the aeliyery & t3 0ol thrrs
thousand cords Of yell sessoned. saund, enf mer-
ch.ntsble HARD WOOD, four feet long, aud sriit
g the ordinary i've Of cerd wood.
The contractor o. keep tn wood on hand az
convenient point. aud deliver it-on orders from
this of cat any place In the city in surh guam
titles as may from time To time be required
An Inspector vi he designated on the part II rs
Covers ment 10 . anime aud measure the wood ~
deli 81. aud such oOes hot conform 10 the spe
cifcations above will be rejected.
The names OF two e-pOnsib bic persons signed, "a
their own hand TO a statement thai tbey Sili be
come securities in the contract D. awarded 20
the bidder, must accom- pany each proposal.
Bends in the sum of ten Thousand dollars signed
by himself and both his sureties, Mil be required q
the successful bidder.
PAYMENTS tor w9Od received will be made
monthly. If in funds, the eafter funas
are furnished for the purpose
The sacoes sful bidder must hold himself in resd-
ness to commence delivery on the 18th December
next.
All bids viii be submitted 10 the QuArtermaster
General for INSTRUCTIONS before awarding Contract.
Bidders will address proposals 90 the undersigned,
endorsed Proposals for Wood - and are invited -
be present at the opening Of bids
b. order of the QuaTteTmaster General.
j. g. MCFERRAN.
Deputy Quartermaster Gener.l.
nolS lot Byt. Brig. Gen. Y. =. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22
Indiana

A week or two since, says the La Crosse
t"is.) Democrat, OF November >. n young
man, well known 10 many of our citizens, Mr.
Charles Benton, of Onalaska, in company
near Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin While en-
route TO that place a private CONVEYANCE
they passed an Indian mpment. anu had
some Joking conversation with them in the
course OF which some OF the Indians said Miss
Odds would make their chief spleD d,i
sauaw. They passed OF, and no notice was
taken OF what the Indians said.
After having seen their friends and while
coming back, about nine miles this side of
CLippsva Fails, the young lady was taken
suddenly Ill, and both stopped at a farm house
near 81 hand The girl was better in the even
ing, and all retired. Miss Odds in q room on
she ground rOor, and Mr. Bentoa in a room up
STAIRS. About sn hour after going to bed some
twenty Indians came into the house and tried
TO force the door of Mr.. Is , room, and while
DONG 50 ne shot TWO with his revolver and
fcen jumped ont Of the window and ran behind
shed ana reloaded his revolver, and cane
back TO defend the girl 5 room; but in the
meantime the Indians had disappeared in the
dark and the girl also.
Whether the girl was really add ucted, or ran
away NJ the dark and hid. and is safe in some
0nfrS qpented spot, II not yet known. a. il ONLY
happened four days since.
The country IN that vicinity Is being searched
closely 0y parties who went out for that pur-
pose Mr.. Benton wss IN this city Yesterday
getting photographs from 4 negative for tns
guidance OF Strangers Ia recognizing ner and
party OF slN Young men, friends of me unflr-
tunase lady, started today from OnaIasza, In
pursuit OF the red devils and 10 rescue Mis-
plds Mr.. Is. VIII starr In q day or I've with
rsfnfCrcemsnts.
1.-TWO or three dead babies are picked mn
every day IN New York streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-22
DROPOsALs FOR ARMY TRANSFORM
t.E f.e TON. afs "a .
DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE,


aaazz SAN ANTONIO. TExas. October d. ise7 &
Sealed Proposals, which must be made In dupIi-
T he Be S day ss SGs an
ssr ,xS sesrs from he LIST day Of January nost on
RouIt No. 2.-From San Antonio, Texas, to
s ss I hna pas and aT, =. r Of
may be established on the Texas frontier, sonth of
Ro Eyef snd nGi Tna
Antonio Texas, and intervening points.
RoTIE No: s1From lndisn n;a; Texas TO Aus
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred !lool
pounds per one hundred Sl,o) miles at which they
names in fui. with residepce and post.oflice ad
dress. and ia Z! finn the name Of each member win
Zach lid must be sccSo%p}ganisd BY bond in the
S% Of ten aSlsri y two
fed TO by, 2 clerk Of a court Of record3 that the
bidder win, in case ths contract ,Ss s awarded
nish good and suficient seenrity that he will
fsthfuliy carry ont the sIndi ts inersin sst
s:parsse bids and bonds are required for each
The contractor on each route will be requires, to
Keen on his reu;s good mule isams ., not less thAn
On Route No SEVENTY sss Teams ,
| Should, however, the transportation. on any
route Be iessened from any c.9se to sub an extent
a may be temporarily Iessened BY the ofhcer n
1 charge Of the Transportation lines.
contrsetor win be fifty thousand dollars $4,000
| The person or persous to whom any award i,
4 made must be prepared 20 execute contracts AM
! give the required bQndH Af onoe, en9 DC N rradi
Tor service on TIC hrst day q next
Satisfactory eyidence Of the loyalty and solven
| will be required x - ssLosl HiiA q
:. The bids win be npcDeA on the day and heur be
Ing present AZ the opening. -,a
;. No proposal will be entertained that does no
fully comply With the terms Of this advertisement
! Any contfact made under the advertisement vii
| be subject TO the approval OF the Quartermaste
all bids.
Forms Of contract may BE- seen at the cficet o
tine Chicf Quartermaster, Ftfth Military District
| at New Orleans, the Chief Quartermaster Distric
ofrexas, At Galveston, the Post Qusrtermastef q
Proposals must be plainly indorsed |" Proposal
for Army Transportation" and .dd r g th
| no s-tdB BFevot Il. COL. and A. q. III. U. >. A