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New-York tribune., 1873-01-30
POLITICAL NOTES

The Massachusetts,. House of Representatives
has ordered the hill prohibiting the sale Of malt liquors
to third reading by vote OF las to 70, aud WILL 1t is
expected, soon pass 1t.
A caucus of Conservatives of the General
Assembly Of Virginia decided, yesterday, 10 change the
time OF their annual meeting from the first Wednesday
in December to the first Wednesday In January, and
also to elect County Judges tor the whole State during
the present session.
The Hartford Times of last evening says the
rumor that the Hon. r. d. Hubbard would not consent
TO take another Democratic nomination for Governor OF
Connecticut has been circulated without good authority
IL being now generally believed that he Will accept The
nomination will undoubtedly be rendered him by the
Convention without division. The Times prntsa letter
from the Hon W. w. Eaton. who declines 10 become "A
cam
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CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Common Councilman VIM. Siner of Phladel-
phis hss been impesebsd for keeping gAmblnsho
IA second snow slide at Little Cottonwood,
Utah carried away Who subsequently, recovered
IA L. Carver first officer of the bark Caro- Of
B1,po Me- for Martinique, washed overheard at and
drowned
... .Chas. Kraemer cook, was seriously injured
yssersy by Iposob Of the boiler DurhsIs
tauTsni. ~ Louis.
The residence Of the Hon. John JAY the
American Minister Austria he Tuesday. 1be flames
eonbBed to the rot, HLis was destfoJci
..-.WIlliam Lawn. "a sewing machine agent. was
murdered BY Thomas ko saloon Keeper H shswB. Perry County
O'o. Monday evening because he refused for drinks
ALLEGED frauds upon the revenue have been
discovered In the ost,nnb purchase and shipment WHISKY
BOstoI 81 Pierre MqDsloh reality ardng
Maine whence ecur,ed, la boats Portland Patrick
Jass MetDehy Of Portland Implicated prop
rsehrd sssoost
e3.ooo beve<S boston inpyesssA
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lmnre.. Of ,nccrty ard ha, an influence even over edu

Gated minds. -, = ~.
Delivery Ia not the oz,y requisite OF the orator On
te effort should be TO please on DINERS
instruct. sce sense of proprety Is as 10
the crater TO the true gentleman. 1he style dnat
would suit the stamp would be out OF place in the sen
ate. Important element In the orator Is integrity,
which wins from tho start tho symathy ana conhdehe Vi
the audience. - :. -.
He sheud have irreproachabe honor and courage ne
should never prostitute this divine gilt nor utter sen
timent he does believe. He may be wrong but
will stooe to be parasite The n0blest speeehes
are those which have never been written. genuine
speech intended for one occasion aud one audience
MIR Dougherty closed with humorous illustrations
of OF the perple kites OF public speakers and I'M
mutations OF famous English parliamentary debaters
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A POLICE QUARREL IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29-The Police Board has
suspended superintendent Washburne for misconduct
and incompetence, aud appointed /. r. Ward Acting
superintendent Washbufne, Under advice OF Corpora
ton Counsel, refuses to give up his place. but it is
thought the police captains will recognize Ward and
ignore Washburne ssS
LATER.--The Mayor has removed two Of the three
Police Commissioners, Messrs. Reno and Klokke, his
own appontees but they refuse to submit The police
captains recognize Acting superintendent Ward.
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TIE averaged increase since the last sale, the sd
iusi-, ou the different varieties sold, as follows:
tabost so cent? tun CRATE IS cents egg, 25 cents;
cents and chestnut 81 ceuts. The increase Of
pfot ehce the sale IN January last year bas been about
a. iVlo"7. steamer, 81 oentk per tuHi CRATE, Co
Gelts egg b3t cents stove 95t cents, aud chest
hn', - cenis. The prices realized chow that
tLf whole Trade has been affected hy the under
snb0ing between the great companies and that
1beI purpose Of securing higher price nae been
a.LL-IL D. q
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PHELPS, DODGE & co. WITHDRAW.

1t was stated yesterday, in Wall-st, that
Messrs Phelps, Dodge Co. have withdrawn their offer
TO compromise the suit which has been brought against
them by the Government The Secretary Of the Treas
ury after mature doberatiOn, had accepted the offer
made by the firm, but the negotiations have been alb
rupty closed 1t rumored, and the matter is left the
New-York tribune., 1873-01-30
A CALIFORNIA TRAGEDY.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 29.-At Los Angeles,
to-day, Dominique Bayhart accused his Chinese cook.
Tung Quoy, Of stealing $500 The latter denied the
charge and quarrel ensued, when Bayhart fired two
shots at the Chnaman, hitting him in the side and
thigh. Tung Quoy fell, whereupon Bayhart shot him
self through the head, and died short time afterward.
Tung QuOy may recover.
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arrest/of Edward Kelly, who. on Deccmber ~ became
bond for william Hanley alias John Dowa' n we,-
knrwn thief indicted burglary in the hrst degree
Fely taken before CITY Judge sutherland LOT exam
iuaton, and committed TO the Iouos III ueia' vi
g. bail.
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ST. Nicholas Hosei-Gen. j. N. Knapp OF Gov. Dixs
stan Oougesmss Thomas Cornell o. Roneou. %
Juhgs hla Of Connecticut Joseph d. WeeIs rltsoagh os
Kphal and the Hon r Hosglsnd o. Indiana dor
Hoa~-Judge K c. Kael Bnghsmton and j. w Wailses
Tfhh zpenH, Votfl-Wnam Trutos Mass and W. b.
Bristol Of Holman HosseWsr Cheney o Hartford
. Grand C,,tra Host-rhe Hon John Boyes G., OF Blaes
Brook u szd Congressman William Lcogbndge OF loN@
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OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE sun. b
Prof A. YouSG Of Dartmouth College TBcSs LECTURE BIT
No j Pdce, &c. Sc. By malt
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The last rail on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road connecting the eaboar with the la miles Of river navigation
Of the country laid yeday at ocoek The last
spike driven Capt hAsop who has been Identified with this
enterprise luce Ir inception, 4D years ago.
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HOO" The Charity Dinner" Moseley; "Balaclava
Carge," Tenpyson.
The following trustees of the Atlantic and
"Balaclava I"

Pacihc Telegraph Company we're elected yesterday
Oliver Cheney r. Alien James BROOKS G. = Bushnell
O. Boydoin George Bliss Lymsn Blair w. H. Cs J9h9 pus
g. NJ Horton endek g. Hammond James iegcnsn H. q.
Hamilton, J. n. Kinney Morton. John H. Mortimer A. B.
heker H. MARKS d. Mcmillan, Alfred Nelson waiemeT Otis,
9. a sampson g. simons. w. D. Snow: D. g. s.se,
syms Henry NJ Taber John q. Yoe A. F. Wimarh ~ u. Wal
bridge Horace wsbndge, Rnsen Wheeler Emory Wendell
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MASTERS OF THE SITUATION-JAs. I. FIELDS
lecture LECTURE BITRA No Price Sci Sc by mail
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IAnBonnceInenta A

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 (ready last
January early in February viii in addition to M usual eouents
PORTRAIT BIOGRAPHY
HOTcscE GREELEr.
Pnoe 20 cents Seven for 81.
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HOME NEWS.
ppnIINEHI ARRIYALH.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT DIcKrFsoTs. IN PhRk'
ROW.
eAn-so Eoou-llv 3nm-i1o nSnghNl0
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FULL REPORTS OF LECTURES.

EULL REPORTS OF LECTURES.
Resdy:
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA
No 3
CONTAINS FOUR AMERICAN INSTITUTE LECTURES.
BRAIN AND MIND IN FULLE With Illustrations b ProL
B g. WILDER Of Cornell University
CHEMICAL DISCOVERIES OF THE SPECTRoSCoPE BY Prof
g. y. BARKER Of Yale College. - .-- .
Prof c. A. YouNG Of Dartmouth College.
OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE Sun. By PIoL c. a.
YoUSG Of Dartmouth College
No 2 contains
COMPULSORY EDUCATION. BEECHER
MASTEkS OF THB SITUATION FIELDS
is THERE A G0Di DR.. BELLOWS
LOST ARTS. WENDELL PHILLIPS.
LETTERS ON SANDWICH ISLANDS. MARK TWAIN.
No. \ contains
SIX LECTURES on LIGHT By Prof TIsDAtL With al the
Illustrations
PRICE esn,s cents each Address
Zach Sheet b. Mail TIE TRIBUNE.
NeS-i York.
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BROOKLYN.


The Excise Board receipts last month were
9435 and the amount handed over the City Heas-
urer 1880
The Rev. George Hollis of No. 1856 North
Fifthst f. D. acknowledges the receipt OF further sub
scrptons. amounting to si2 in aid OF the widow and
children Of the murdered G. Ii. Phyfer
The police report the four-story brick ten
ement at Myrtle and Kentaves very dangerous. One
Of the chimneys fell upon the sidewalk yesterday
and several pedestrians narrowly escaped injury
A number of workmen in Hazietine a. Co.'s
Union Grain Stores at the foot OF Irving-st, were
shoveDg wheat. yesterday. into OF the shutes"
when william Connolly, age 40 accidentally fell into
OF the openings and was sucked down by the de-
scendtng gram aud smothered.
The Park Commissioners say that the lands
on the east side OF Flabushaye which authorized
to be sold by the Legislature will be disposed Of in the
coming Spring. and that the money received herefrom
will deposited In the sinking fund to the credit Of the
Park and used in liquidation OF the Park debt. The
Commissioners feel that a title be given pur
The land originally intended for portion
OF the Prospect Park.
The rejection of the Mayors nominee for
City Assessor Thomas W. Field, by the Board Of City
Supervisors considerable discussion among pub
lie officials. The Republicans refused to confirm his
nomination, and u. s. District-Atorney Tracy called
upon the Mayor yesterday and urged him 10 send in the
name of Charles W. Cheshire for the position Mr..
Cheshire Is present clerk In the Assessors office.
The Mayor that he viii not make other
nation, and consequently Mr. Field Will wait until
year. ~ - -
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nation and Consequently Mr.. Field will wait Until nex
year. - - -
NEwTowN.-The Reform Association decided
on Tuesday evening submit its plans for the improve
ment Of the affairs of the 10 the people, for Their
rattcation before asking legislative enaetments, and
special town meeting has been called for Tuesday Feb
STATEN ISLAND
SOUTuFIELD.-The following nominations
have been made: Supervisor Gerge G. Greenfield;
Town Clerk, Nathaniel MarsAj Justice Of the Peace
william b. Toylsepdi COLLECTOR Jacob sull.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The case of Birdsall & Co.
sgt Hugh Leslie 70 reeQye soy the value q certain
boilers for which Leslie claims to have paid already.
was begun, yesterday before Judge Bedle The Amer
lean Insurance Company has been thrown into bank
ruptcy The police being unable TO find many owners
of property and consequently to enforce the ordinance
recurring the removal Of snow, it is proposed
20 have the work done by the Street Com
pisson( aud assessed % upon ,la The property; ::
tits pfoposed to reopen the Hudson County Hospital at
financial embarrassment The reported murder or kll'
ing OF sailor on the Cunarder Algeria rs untrue
circles propose to form Pen and Pencil Cluo'
TRESToS-The cOrpoIators Of the New.Jersey Com
pany corporation created at the session OF ls2 70 lease
Company leased to them by the New-Jersey Railroad
and Canal Companies, with capital OF 100000 met
Yesterday The requisite amount OF stock was sub
scrbed and the organization partially completed The
corporators are, Benz Fish, r. F. Stockton, Charles
sugreaves, Richard +. Stevens Benz Williamson Ger
shom Mott Benz Clark, George A. Halsey, and Thomas
Jones In the United States Court here, yesterday
John r. Elliott, an officer Of the 102d Regiment OF the
state OF NewYoTk who was charged with twice recev-
ing pay as captain amounting to $3.50, was acquitted
NFyARK-Peter Felthof former convict. residing
al No SO West-st and Cornelius Minchin, q NewY0rk
thief we're arrested last night by Detectives Fischer and
sansby uspicOn of having committed four burgla
res in the Thirteenth Ward last week. Nearly all the
property stolen found In Fethofs residence. Mrs
Fehof showed all the property that her husband had
brought home recently The property recovered is val
ned at nearly 81 OO0.. John Lethauser was arrested
Yesterday and committed for robbing the money
drawer the depot OF the sprnghed-aye. Horse Car
Company.
UoBOKEN.-Work has been begun on the docks and
for the Hamburger line Of steamers tho
first which is expected to arrive in three months The
docks are be at the foot OF SecOndst and thence
line.
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No. 4 contains
SIX LECTURES oN LIGHT By Prof TISDA1L With al the
National Republican., 1873-05-27

Bidders viii state the kind Of Hay or wood they
propose TO furnish, also the kind Of wood Of which
the Charcoal offered Ia made, and In bidding for
deli, cry y more than one post VIII make separate
'The Hay must be well cured. and Of the best
quality In every respect aud must pe properly
be designated BY the proper officer Of the Quarter.
masters DEPARTMENT.
Delivery 81 Tue hay 70 be commenced as soon as
sss 4 SS and Tss ssf
may desisnste Delivery 70 be completed on u Be
NV Two sSoasshd poands will constitute one ,OH of
The Wood must be sound. and Of good, merchant
sss s sp- aaa ma .s psee. n !. sG tss
proper officer Of the Q. Ms Department may desig-
The Charcoal or Bitum,nous Coal mus, be of good.
sSrsd S IN such md plscss !. he proper
ofiicer Of the Y, Ms Department may direct
Delivery OF the wood and coal 10 be commenced
completed in four months a least ons fourth q the
entits quantity contracted for to be delivered
wood or coal iess than he whole smolnt required
| at the posts named will be entertained -.
The right 70 reserved by the undersisned 70 I.leet
ehs fsunth % any time Within thirty dsys SsiCfs
the eIgirsiion Of the contract, the quantities con
Good and sufiicient bonds will be required from
The contractor forth prompt and faithful fulnil.
Inc usual requirements must be observed in
BLANK proposals may bo had upon application at
| either Of the posts named, or At this once
BY authority Of the District O2mmnndegre dgrens
Deputy ouar,ermastsr General U. 8. A. Chief
Quaftermaster. myT
National Republican., 1873-05-27
DRoPosALs FOR RATIoSs.
HEkpoUARrERs U. s. NJ. CoRrs.)
QUARIERMAsIER'H OFFICE, !

HEADouARrERs U. s. NJ. CoRrs.)
QULRrERMAsTER's OTTIcE,
s.,,o, T,.sISST1s; ". .,Ii o. kp5ii n va nm.
u Ynn oSlSs M Of LHuhspaS The ,S Sth AK i.S;,s q
I 4 y; N s$$:s a :S%s "
EiifiIkbfLfiiik, hspn.ylyaniai
PESs9c9LH. Elorids;
ASsa AssffSIlSS iSsLhSb. SHIs SssiiiSfIia. ifaSa
Zach Ration 70 consist Of twelve ounces Of Pork or
Fresh Beef e6tesn ounces q soft Bread Il or four,
or twelve ounces OF Hard Bread, or one pound and
ns Ss PSShd n Beans or sn
pounds OF Rice or Hoininy ten pounds Of Green
droundJ Coiiee. OF one pound and eight ounces of
lea; niteen pounds % Sugar; Tour quarts o. Vine.
foHT pounds S soap S6rss pnSnS
and twelve ounces Of salt and four ounces Of Pep.
The rations are to be delivered upon the order Of
the commanding officer Of each station; the Fresh
Beef either In bulk oE by the single ration Of good
toe Pork, No. Prime Meas Pork ne Flour known
The station Is located; the Coiiee good Rio the su.
gar. good New Orleans or its equivalent, and the
Beans, Vinegar, Candles, Soap Salt, &C., to DO OF
All su6Ject to inspection.
guarantee, signed by two persons, whose re-
District Judge District Attornoy,or Collector, must
No pFoPSs sS vii u Considered unless aocompa.
MED by such guarantee. Blank forms OF proposal
can be obtained upon application at any Of the Ma
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the hrut insertion " this
Proposals TO be indorned Proposals for RAuona," 4"
and addressed to the undSS.ifnlSfdk WifYnlfk,, n s1,oK
apS Mai. and Quartermr u. (. Marine Corps
National Republican., 1873-05-27
DIED.


BULLAyD.-In Baltimore, on Saturday, May ~,
JEssh bu Lt,ARD, in the eiEhtyiourth year OF his
age wv neeins (w. Val papara please copyl
M, MID oLEroH: At I. p. M on Monday, the 18th
ihhu MT lEHAiE Y, younEget daughter Of Ann II. aud
the ate Robert white Middleton.
Funeral services will take place on Thursday AZ.
tytnoon, at gi11 oclock, at The Tcsideuco OF her
'.nuthsr, No los Ninth street northwest
BARTON, -suddeniy, % heart disease, on the I'd
instant, at her late resdence, Montgomery Place,
Duchess county, New York, CoRA LfvlNosToN Ban.
ToS. widow of Thomas r. Bsrton and daughter Of
age -
.ApAMs.--on the nth o. May, Mrs. ELizAnKrH
a. Y ADAMS consor Of ths late Motley l.. Adams,
In The sevonty seventh year Of her age.
. TIE taueral will pr0ceed from the residence Of
her dAnyhter, llO7 Seventh street east on Tuesday
tol Hh
-!oAPERTos.-ou Monday mordps, the 18th lust
MIS- ELIZA y. CAPERroN, Wife q Hueh Caperton.
The remains Will be varied from her residence
No. ~ First street, Geontetown, at O'Clock Thurs
day morning, the 99tn Instant 10 Trinity church
where funeral services will be performed.
.YQUNo.-.on the evening Of the 2sd instant, JoHs
NJ. YouNd, In the sixty sixth year Of his arc.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon
dencc. corner q Fourteenth and q steeeis south
west The friends aud AcquAintAnces of the family
are respectfully invited to attend
National Republican., 1873-05-27
DRoPosALs FOR ARMY CLOTHING AND
II EOIfIpAnE

DROPoSALS FOR ARMY CLOTHING AND
IL EOUIpAUE.
DEPor or ARMT CLOTHING AND EquIrAdI,l
PHILADELPHIA. PA, April !, lb1s J.
N y ss Mi VIII 70 oGps ~ hs
this once until noon. THURSDAY, May -, ls9, for
furnishing the United States QuArtermaster's Do
b,OD Iron Bunkn,
l0.0o Ate Helyee,
iOOo Mosquito Barr, single,
AOJo Drum Heads, batter,
i90O0 Drum Heads. snare.
leo Wall Tens, without flies, roles or pins
S00 Sets Common Tent Poles,
~ Storm Flag HAllArdA
Also, for the Manufacture Of LTOO wall tent hlea
from cotton duck now on hand at tho Joiersonville
All articles will be subjected to rigid inspection.
and mono will be received which do not comply In
all respects with the specifications Of the contract
Standard SAMPLES Of Tents and Iron Bnnka may
30 seen the philadelphia e1ersonyle und-l AMI
Preierenee viii g given to articles Of domestic
production and mAnufactuTc, conditions Of price
and quality being equal. and such preference will
be given 10 articles Of American production and
manufacture produced on the pAcihc coast, TO the
extent Of the consumption required by the public
beiiyeries Of articles purchased on the Pacific
coast 10 be made at San fraDcinco, Cal those pur.
chased In the Mississippi Valley al Jenersonyllle
Ind. and those purchased on tic Atlantic coast al
The usual guaranty will be required Of bidders,
and the right 70 reject any or all bids, or parts Of
| bids, Ia reserved.
Tor further Information apply at this once. -.
"ProposSls for Camp aud Garrison Lguipake. and
| addressed TO the undersigned l. q, EAbTON,
Of Depot api6.
National Republican., 1873-05-27
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FoR FuEL.
HElDou1arrSs U. 8, MlsrsE conrs.l

ousaTrSnisTrE's 0IIIcE.
s,..a proposals w.iFIsGTSs; a T. FsSsys A a. @ One. SD
u oelosk m q IgEsPAY 1c thS Is,h a, esy 4, S q
Hnisd State Msrfhes a one o. more % he follow
ins places during the hscai year ending june %.
The wood 70 be msrcha hantable oat. aud TO 10 q.
SSsss PSs. ERss h" $ Ss aSsiS
nay b. designated by ne G9mnsspdins NM s,., Marine
i Il Ss sPSod e ss I Egg
Goal, iree from dust and y ,vsish a1t EogndiR R y
ysn he mls e &c Msrns BsrIsei. : y :
gesisnated BY the e2mmandins Marie & ,s oMSer Moe
.n e ruhsa 10 sas Spos s onhy o. Sr
y ysq Ssss e 'ss asasFe m Win
fohaTsNoUTH.NH
fS cords @ 20 q VWGS5d Wcod.
cHARLEsTowN. MASS.
ido cords cf wood
BRooKLyN.
10 cords of Wood.
PHILADELPnIA, PA
sS e soPas sSPa z q ffS%st Wood.
dSsl.doaE Sa. os. 5'd'1T0u' and Assistant on'''rm''
% sSnd SsoPds q y fSss Wood.
B cords q Wood. d'' 'D'
qOsPoRT, Va
o. tons OF Coal
lv0 cords Of Wood.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
loo cords OF Wood.
MARE ISLAND. CAL.
la tons Of Coal.
- LOO cords Of Wood.
CWllh the privilege Of Increasing the quantity one
The Wood and Coal furnished at washington City
70 be measured, weighed, inspected aud certined by
the Government Inspector appoinied by the Navy
Department,an and the expense attending such inapec
ton, &C, paid by the contractor.
ulAnk forms OF proposals. can bc obtained unon
application at any % the Marine posts.
Payments Will 10 made upon the receipt Of
accOuntn duly authenticated BY the commanding
ehoors n the poets At which the Wood q Coal has
been deliyered Ihe right Y reserved 10 reject all
bids considered unreasonable
guarantee, 10 be singed BY two responsible per.
enns, Whose responsibility must he certihed to Nv
the United States strict Judge, United States Dis
trct Attorney, United btAtea Collector, must
sidered.
To DO indorsed Proposals for Fuei." aud Ad.
dressed TO the undcrsghed,
Major and QuartermAstcr Uaiied States Marine
Corps. AIes
National Republican., 1873-05-27
pRorosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

OFYIcR CHET 0UARIERMAsIEn,l
FTssT 9vt.TasasAsIE,,s u.ass p,STsIS5' HoTiIS' D; K.
scaled rropo.si. p auShe.is VIM soPy Of thi,
s. oa. y an aRa
fSS snss ss5 s
" FORT COLUMBUS. NEW YORK HARBoh
y sopss ons M bsra sha aoad ~ IONS nut 00A'
%, u, FORT M woS59, ~ Z NE NEW s, YonKHARBon
d cords hard wood.
as tons ess. ia tons stove and p tons nut coal.
30 cords hard and u cords son wood.
FORT wADswQRTH. NEW YORK HARBoR.
g cords hard % and Is cords @ soft wood.
,DAyID's ISLAND. NEW YORK HARBoh.
toc tons ess, 81 tons stove and ss tons nut coal.
and 6Ooo pounds btuminous coal
FORT ADAMS. NEWPORT. r. l.
eopa. @ 6sid a sSa % . Sri sSrd. d sof, " wood. ' " '
FORT TRUMBULI, NEW LONDON. CONN;
Is &C Cords fsrd s1d % ) @ cords $50 sofs wooa @ nut 0
PLATrsBURG BARRACKS, ,PLATrsBURd. n. y
rSs coal q Ss Sf the s,.. quality. spd the wood
The wood must be delivered on the wharyes and
cspiiSn, y he fsspss,ise posts, and the Gin@ins
gu.niites = may be required BY the o1ArtermAS
fsymsnts yill oe made in New YorL city secofd
70 he wsss, and mSsAsSss%e%p ne % 70 "
in oosi must g 6id ict % tom. o. i.ssS pounds
| No bid will be entertained from any party VIII
has heretofore Withdrawn or failed TO fulhll hi
Bisnf forms Of proposals may be procured At thi
| once.
| Zach bid must be accompanied by q aguArantee
signed BY two responsible parsons, that ~ case tn
bid 4 accepted. and contract entered into, the
| Will become suretes In a sum equal 70 ope fouru
the amount OF the contract for The faithful execu
tion Of the same, and their responsibility must b
i certified by q United states District Attorney o
No bid will be entertained that Is not in accord
ance with this advertisement, and bidders have th
privilege OF being present at tho opening Of the bid
| Bids may be made, and will be entertained, 20
the wood or coal sepArateiy for one or more OF III
The e9yenmspt, reserves, the risht TO reject an
or ali bids regarded as dsAdyantaseous TO the q,
partment or TO accept Guch portion Of any bid
not less than for one post, that may bo deemed {
| AdyAntAge 70 the public interest Proposals mui
bo lndorsed, "Proposals for coal or wood" and ~
dressed 10 tho "Chlef QuArtermAsier. First Quartz
masters District" TO whom application should
made for further informaiic9 Il ldssiIsd a
Major and QuArtermAster United States Arm,
| Chief OuArtermaater, my1