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Troyrlcrs' (.uidc.

To Albany, by Hudson H. H., % Nau'n r,'."
o. H., II m. $50. j.Js 1000 r. 10. Sunday uaIn
from 5iih Y
70 Albany, by Harlem H. r., Ibth-.t., <thas., 10
NJ .ss..s'....sss y !"
To Baltimore, by the New.Jersoy H. IT,. loot e..
Coursndtst.. Q and 10 IN, u \. M, and II
midnight Sunday. :. . ~
To Bos,oD, by New .Loudon line, Pier ~ Y T.,
and S;onington line, Pier ~ ~ II. daily Sunday
o1ceped.. ......:".:"......."..... ?. NJ.
To Boston. by New Haven X. H., via spriugtsid.
27th.s and Ah-av .................8a m and 3.
To Boston By New Haven H. H., &stbst sud 4tb-
Nv, via Shor. Line, II! snd Sunday... ,. H..
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, loot Of Pes
Slip IL H.
10 Buffalo aud the We,t, by IN. Railroad. loot
ofChsmbersst. .....7 and l0s. ~. and H.
To Greenpmt a. IN. tsnd Oh Saturday, 7. NV
1ephsuk Islip tarni.ngdse, Long Island, BY l.
J. Railroad. from Jsmes.liD and foot Of ftl-st.,
T. aud
X H., via steamer Jesse Iioyt. foot # Murray
ST. daily at ............. 81 and u g. u and ~
To New Haven Hartford aud Sphnyhsld--'esm
feck slip II Y.
To New Haven, by the NewiIsven RR, 2Ih,.
and %tbsy., at llt M. IA 3 $50 ~ ,nd =.
To tho West. by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
pier 2, n r. 3D. H. and ?. Sunday train. y. "a.
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New.Jer,sy
pier ~ r., 81 IN, IL ia. and 100 y sun
Day train ...:.................. p m.
To Philadelphia, by New.Jersey Railroad foo, CT
Conrtlsndi St, 2 aud 10 q. n II NJ, aud m.
And y midnight SUNDAY; ?. m.
10 Washington, by EowJeI'sy n. X. foot Of
Soorlendtst, and 10 .. IN, y p m. encH
uiohfht Sunday. ~.
roi further information in regard TO Railroad fipt Tsb,,
'' '''et'i'sments IN another psr OF this paper
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Proposals
OFyIcE OF ARxr CLorHfsG AND EQCiPAGs.
10 81 ERnAnxAI Nrx YnKE nov. Il. 1871.

OFFICE or ARxr CLorHrsG AND E0CIPAGx,
No 5n BRoADwAT NEW YogE, Nov IL, 1871. s.
A RMY SUPPLIES.--Scaled Proposals VIII
~ be received At This Office umi II O'Clock on SATCR
DAY the Hh inst. Tor furnishing by contract at tho Depot
OF Army Clothing and fquipage in this city:
Uniform Goats infantry, boys sI"s.
Flannel Ssck Goats. lined DO - siLe,
Infantry Trousers, boys sizes.
Fisnne Shrr,, boys sizes.
Stockings. woDlen, bow Sizes
Flannel DIlwer.. bOys ,ik,,
To be made OF material rgul O4id Ar lie Amy siudiJ
Further inform alton De- hii by appy ns 90 hi 81 re
All art cl-. must be parked In Regulation boxes and do''
cred At tin. pot Tree Of cnsI
Bond. ia be Required fo the faithful ercrinsnce % tho
contract Tie United state, the right 70 reject all
bid, deemed ubjrciior, blr.
Proposed. -iord b. iudorsed "Propo-as Tor irn'hin'
Boy. C.,taiu, aud sdir, I'D 20
Col % II. vINTON, \. q. Mica
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proposals.
Oyylcy OF AssisTAsTC OanIssARr I! ErERAL OF SvBHsr
yscv No 4 ST.rHsr. NV ORR. Nov. 7. 1904 :

Oyy,c, oy a.,srAsr.Co nnIssAnY GENERAL OF SuBssr
yrcv No STATE ST. NV ORR. NOV T. list
ARMY SUPPLlES.-Scaled Proposals I'm
N dupics,c) will be RECESSED BY the undersisned
until oclock y. M. on WEDNESDAY the sd instant for
supp wing the OF ths nted States Army. SUB
SsTENCE STORES to be delivered in Nswiork or Brook
HBEfF~NEw MESS or EXTRA MESS in ulihoopsd
oak barrels with two iron hoops bidders will state tho
brds sDt ~ s' k r .aGs' T1eS r. . n
1863 in f'hooPed ogk or ash barrels with two iron
hoops. Meat be ree from rust stain full weight ard
thoroughly satej. Bidders will state when their pork
packed AID the brands also tine Kind Of barrel
The Pork snd Beef to DO received such Inspection yards
a. shall be agreed to by the undersigned .,,..,.. 49,
CON SIDES SHOULDERS or HAMS to b. delivered IN
bulk for inspection aud packing At such points tho city Of
Newly orb u may be- dc,guaied
Bidder, wi .,se the tim. ia which they propose 70 ne
their dcliSerie-.
separae propoa, 10 Duplicate mu't be made f;r each
tiy they wish 20 coDtrsc, 70 deliver
printed copy OF this advereinent must be attached TO
proposal and the proposal. must be specific in comply
in. precisely with all tie terms Each bid to have cohid
CITATION. contain s written guaranty Of two re'ponbls
names, a. follows , .,
I'VE the undersigned hereby 1uarsniy tia. should al or
part o. the abON bid bc accepted shs be duly !uhci
according 10 true putpoft ahd condition. aso that wit
ten contract ih bonds 20 the Of fourth the yse
OF a.. proposed to be furnished shall be- executed
required"
Tr seller shame pace Of business ard Tire date Of prr
chase. well - th, name 81 contents, ~i weight sud -ii
ping marks be crraic! irs snatd must b. PLAINLY marked
every patAa-e Al othc oiduffAs NUT b, "DitcfarL
Certificates inspection by profess ional packers o. tnpfc
tos oftc Than The rafig fa,H'hag me p'oroai SAL b. re-
auirch the meats certifying. ire part Of tie SELLER u
present quality and condition. aud the iincd ely preceding
inspection The meats w aso be examined and pace up,
by Robert T. Getty inspector on the part Of tue United
Payment vii be made IN currency. or il. cluvilen'.
hoss fo' P'cI"sdt ir'i be Ja,nh'd ~ N" vt ''i,
aid ,,S ..ef &" p1s,-,,5I. so, Srb.,,,,sre Sfare,"
II. +. CLARKE. Cod. A u. G. aud A. G o. =
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

M II ~ p ~, - - ~ :. -. -
SEVENTH COLLEC riON DISTRICT, NEW.lORh
COMPRISING IN" ELEVENTH sud SEVENTEENTH
A ARDS OF the CITY Of NEN.iORk.
ASSESSOR. OFFICE Nos. 81 aud y BrstE llors,,
Ngwi oRK Nov ~ 1874.
Notice hereby given that pur.uan 70 the Joint Re'oion
Of July lboi aud tho instructions Of the seer
tsry of the Irs.Iy isued Ia accord nce Herewith,
Tho lis, ioT the special duty rive per cenum
pop tho rains. profits Income fcs the ending Drcs
Der yl, 1905 OF oil parsons reading in the District IL now
aud that sd h will remain open to the inspcc.
ton of all p-son. who Iosy apply inspect the same for the
space days nom the date hereof at my Once sbose
designated. ,-.,
d,ys sunsys from the date hereof TO w the
2s day Il November 1874 and Tor ave days Thereafter will
and determine oil appeals ressg 70 sHoneous or ex
All ppss mus be Ia wrHng and mus, ssse tho particular
cause mattel thing rsspscsS which decision requsst
q. md uu.t .ss the ropad principle u eomIsssd
OF 0EOR0E =. SrLlNhREkNkR,
Arossot IN tAat., a. I.
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The CASE or Col. MAIDHorF.-lt is stated
that Col Maidhoff Of the nth Regiment y. Y. s. NJ.
who was recently tried by martial on charge of
dsobeving the order. Of Ma Cen SANFORD in refusing
u lead his command 60 Washington w!l appeal 10 the
Governor against the decision Of the court
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OrfIcr ~ A.rsr,ST CosHs,.Kr GYssN.L o.
4 RMY UPPLIES.-Scalcd Proposals Cin
~ Dop sie VII b. f-cciv-d By ne unier.isn~i gni
o'clock a. on ~ tsIAl Tho "a in''H ,3J Enf
STORES 10 Boz delivered u Nc~i RI VI Brgosyn. a. FOL
/ 900 900 pound. Of fret quality PILOT BREAD. t.
be made Of good sound f,tn ohio or oh, quality s,oi
I'D, brand,d fouf Crsers 20 p. thoroughly baied and
opeues, Ac q, CONFORM standard hc~'uprr established
% De packed boxes " - pounds bred 70 "sch boz bor-
par, no or oor o The bread bottom and 'o 81 single
Iieocs % Of tao pieces ,onsued I'D goo'cd ''sr'h"f
Four Bred wi also b. examined BY the Inspector. who
will reject I'll , la te quality o! The Flour Or u ahy ',her
tie location Of eir bs.eres when hey an n-sn ie de
liyeri-. and how much bread they eau lc s,t dai 80
200, 900 pound. prime MIN WHITE bfANs. vel
seasoned and dyto b., pa 40 IN good BRIGHT "so0oPoird
flour bNsls. 20 BE- well head linet ,
re-, Green SouchogG ooons e. snr'' - oe ~
ssp~d end perfect order '-rro and ehoP MAJ, to b.
pfop1-s. Pooh sample nus' b. NAMED IN iu WIN
he Of the party on,rng the cargo sui chop n' pfiee
M OaD Non, GOOD nOLAssTs 81 SIRtP In bsrr-l. or
p~.. hal bsf.c. th pane hed' snd a. lra't four n"n
IL. 600 pound, o. suGAR barrel. be ,ai Of
the ~ in,.e fr ne gIpo.. nd 70 b" ,ui h-'t mo
lie good. furnished practicable bidder, AZ
rcsuc'scd to state the u's ~hrn they ean deliver
Separate ~ poai ~ dnJdf nnsi b. id' Tor each ar
cnumrasd sud bidders mas pfoo'o of ir "n'e VI Any
Of the articles mat b. delivered with the promo
snd referred 1, therein. suf' OF bran, sugar ans
Tee, nu.' be- IN nes boxes o. csd board u @ fully labeled
aud nof fn yTysr p1fcs!l 49,
printed copy Of hi. aivcri.em-n mu't be a,'sbrd 10
each oss the proposal nue. BE- specific ncotnpy Hs
precisely with oil the terms zach id q have
r, contain the written .usr-nty responsho names
lSllDUs: IL -.
we the und. Tirn~d hereby guaranty hst shouih 81 OF
any port of tI bo.. bd accep slr be duly fulfilled
srorin, To- it. true purpor' and conditions; also that wat
ten contract h bonds the amount O one fourth ne value
Of M. or-. proposed 10 be luAcd shall be executed re
qured - ~, -. -, .
Tie seller. name place Of business aud The date ~ pur
cis.s ~ s.l ssfhr OF conons With weight sOss ana
tsre shipping 10 he hereafter designated nft be
srlv nar.d on ., efy package All other Old naTks must
be- obtra,cd Al boIesto be strapped with green lcAoI,
strap. ,.,
livery aud copsred will the feined samples Returns ~
wesLts signed By pfos.soaiI Public Neighe most be
furnished.
PAYMENT. viii b, made ia currency, or Iva equivalent
expected 10 hold their goods. without e'
PEN, ~ the United states. until required for shipment
ns. PSapoi1i, H be fs,Tifhrd ~ fhi ener t'h''
iaciosrf m rafcoe 0fdred 70 NE hhdff''ynea
AMI i.ds,srd p,,y0t1f. Tor Nfbsistsgoe Stores.
". r. CLARKE. Colonel A. ID. G. and {. ).
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
lAAIM. NlINI. MY IRA I&l

SIMMER ARRANGEMENT 49,
M COMMENCING MAY g. 1854 1874
Ps...u..r st,,iou New lork 2,th.t and Aa sv
Eptrunce 2e'h-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-lORk; -.
For N-vilaven :, (tx.l, ll.So g. H.. l!:lo lELh Nv
(Exl 80. :: ~ aui (EGl .. m.
t1s Bird port, Z iENh ll;1o O. NJ; l2;i' trLh ~
Ok, 3:5. $50 md ca p. m.
For Milford aud srstfcrd T. II 20 a. IN. $50 oO N
For Fairfield southport ,ni Wesiport. - il1o M '''%
$50 p III. 49, - ooo IN,
For Dsrien aud tircru~ich T. $50. li3o a. H.. $50 ~
S:30p
tor -tim.ord. :. tEKl ss. 1850 g. NJ; l2;ls lExhS
(Ex) $50 A:Sl $50, $50. (EI) pm. ,.o
For Por, Chester and intermediate stations, 9o, tlSt
"'' ''' Wv CONNECTiNG TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a. M. lExli 5tEr) ep m.
Eot Boston via Shore Line l2:l5 lESlg m
For Hartford and Springfield, slExl IL" a m. 3tEkh
$3.50, p 49,
For Connecticut River Railroad. a. NJ (Ex), u:2oa mn
Montreal. 3 p. IA. TO Northampton $500 r
Eor Hartford Providence and Fi.hkil Railroad lExh
II 30 8. IA. n,A,
For New Haven New London and Stoninston RAlrosA"
m. l2:l5, 3. ep.
For { anal Railroad ial5 p. IN. TO Northampton
For IIouptonic Railroad. ga m J D. In.
For Nsugstuc. Railroad u III p IN.
For Daniiry and Norwsk Railroad, 4, $50 m 40 p -
Coumolio 8 Sleeping ars attached 10 3 IN. Trains
JAMES Ii. HOiT, Superintendent
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visor elect. Andrcss Whitman. Amer some airs by
the band the party invited into she hotel where
the President Of the Club. Mr.. Charles Schaifner on
behalf of the Club. congratulated Nr. Whitman on his
sprces in a neat and appropriate speech. The recip
ent thanked them for this proof OF their regard assured
them that he would be found the same man IN the uturo
that he had been heretofore and declared that his adj
ministraon OF the affairs Of the city should be
ducted sih honesty and fairness. Speeches also
made Ivy We'll Won Gornsbach. William Boeckel, Maj.
Aggi and others varied by music and q. late hour
the COMPANY dispersed
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO. LINE.
~ Daily
fos Prssiden,c Direct.
IT, n"s 'nd 4 ,1dd '!c9w,r

Fi.fN IRA ASDOALAlEA.
Hts.ns Superior Accommodations flr Pt.-ensDr, Inf
Ir., III leave Pirf s., p North River, foot oi toJn
son-.ff-et. Daily sunday excepted a. p. M.
CONNECTING AZ Prosiicnc, with th- q. M. for Boston .
The ELECTRA Conf. j. ". NhE. vii lravr NrN'hor
every MONDAY. NEDNf NpAN lni hlDAI. o., ,
If-6ALATEa Cspf NN JONES, every I'll ..SDAi
TIL RSD " and SAT RDAf.
- fri .hi taken - Propeller Rates
IN rhe- unsrfassch n thor 'Tfnrrne''
of the comfort sud ,iy ~ passengers and then 'e' Tor
th~ transportation oi Freight
IL Passenger. retiring for the night age not di'D''
m they ar .e ia Providence hour cary enough 70 Sc
erc sea. Gf desrd d. ~ the ss acc9El odi,ion tram io
boston. arriving ia Boston az > .. ~. ....c
information ir rr-rd 10 Firght &C. apply :" i>AAO
ODELL G.rsr, Frei,h' fg,nt. Pifr No. u, y X: . 49,,
For Ticket. ~taierooms BIRTH, Apply 20 ". " ID
WARDS General Ticket Agent. Pier No. r. Moth RIVER
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BOARD OP ALDERMEN The Board Of Alder
men met Yesterday at O'Clock President Henry in
tbs chair. The usual routine business having been
tiaanc;el resolution offered by Mr. Hardy
that hs Mayor BE- authorized to offer reward ofs 900
70 any psgson who should give such information as
would lead the arrest and conviction Of the person
shooting Officer Joseph hewlett when on duiy. A
resolution granting permission for the erection Of re-
crBiiins tsnt in the Park was on the motion OF MI.
Oiiwel lsld over. Considerable discussion took
sce on the question Of conourring with the resolution
oi the Board Of Councmen 10 overrule the Mayors
on the ordinance aboishing pound fees several mem.
bes of tbs Board stated that the police in the upper part
Of the city in the habit OF letting cattle out Of
places ia which they confined and taking them to
bo pound for the sake Of the pound ees and that by
these means some policemen lad been able TO make oc.
eas0nsy tl5 week in addition 10 their saleries The
motion was lost Tor want OF Sufficient number OF yOtes
but v a. subsequently reconsidered and laid over A
resolution to discharge the Committee ON Salaries
ard Offices ron the further consideration Of
al applications Tor increase OF salaries was
On The motion OF Mr. jeremiah Indefinitely post.
poaei. The report " the Committee on Street E,l.
roads recommending That the Belt Railroad De required
- lay better description Of track below Canast and
ehst the Street Comm sioner be authorized 10 bring
Nes,-st to the repaired grade was adopted resoln,
Hon adopted authorizing the Committee for ma
provision for the families Of soldiers ~ grant such
90 the amount OF S25 per month instead Of "A he-co
tOrs After further business the Board sdonrnea
" Moadsv next al one O'clock
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Nlacblnern.

4 OG WOOD CUTTERS. Wanted. a WOOD
j cr1TTH Address stating liz, prrr ,nd raiac u
m.t~r Se- Fus4ti" CT. Of : n Pc'"ugiI Co. cor.
nor Bee. nal-.t snd Para Row. S,v-i ora.
DEYNOLDS TURBINE WAFER
III WHEELS.
Comp~'eit employed % u"asir. streams. MAKE
p..n., AID put iu hamrs. wheel. auG ssafin.
TALLi or tNDERillLL 10 BIoiiw~y View York.
Two PAPER Wanted, two RAG
j FSGfStS Bilr.h . itinrh Hpiis n good order. Ad
dre-s afinr af condition price rnd Of uskrr New
England" Of NJ frffrusil Co., cofnef OF Bre.uin-
1t and Falt Row. New iurk.
NNANIED.-BOlI EhS aud STEAM PIPE
w aud rANkS wanted Boiler. of the following sile'
u Zee, dae.rr feet eso smother b".I of'- dame
aud three Iron Ias- 81 trr dltuetrf ir"'
In depth ilon pm fret dc'p ier wii, q icrt
our ieei 1f lu, Pipe. Adde'S. NrD lnsnnd
;. 81 frtirusn Co, corner Br'Ananst aud FAX
Row krS } ora.
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BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERs. The Board
NSupsrvisors met again yesterday at noon and com.
ested the canvass Of tie Fifteenth Sixteenth and Nine
tssnih Wards. protest was received from Ernest
KurtI candidate for Congress in the IVth District
Stating that he had been swindled out Of his election
e!shrswd political rsscsls Mr. Kurts fixes his mn.
Gnty at between 600 and 900 aud demands justice.
ABE canvass does not give him single vote
M Davis and several other citizens sent in protest
" 70 the same matter, stating that Mr. KuIt1 has
essl bassy swinded
NJ kWH was present. and insisted that Justice
should b done him. No action was taken in tls mat.
w. aud tbs Board adjourned 70 noon this day
ss2EsADg.-The members of the R. # Hsws
ae composed Of the leading Republicans Of the Tenth
Eva % Wednesday night screnaded, ct Hsids
saV'sl corner " Bsssidst and the Bowsrv us Super
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OFFICE CInEF QUAHTsHsAsrEk,
No. ~ CncNSAT ONO Ao'embef II, 1864
DROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned

Orpicg CnKF QuAHrshsAsrEK,
No III CncISSAII. OHID, November II, 1864
hpppOS Al : arr. invited by the undersigned
~, ,rfn,T Snts, p, ,e,i 4 4, o,rio,I a, for
L ufl FhipAf' N0''mpc ., i"'' !" - "'''ea 49, w.
iuini'lHit .ils ID piiiiuru' 20; 5o"'''V VIII
I'gs"i to"i.-Arniy rtsn'nt'i
Pc-eed Boof'e,-Arnly STANDARD;
lsnhnr ieni hmnsrt--htmf St'n'''ni
F"ff,' ai'--At"s 'tah',ihi
Company Letier'-Ar"y standard
10 t"ftS i"f sNsuy-ainy Han';Il'
ii"l '"fd' i" miami s-A.uy -. ,p. ,i
liai Cord. for Ar'llrfy.Anny sinhdstd' ,. .s,t.
Mo for the inm.d.c delivery 'e'o'o"s 20 'sHp' " '
!ono"in; ni-ieHsi, iof umnlhg'. c,.
inch Wor.icd iace-felow 'nd scaHe,
- y Linen Machhr dhicsa-, V =. ,o '"u 40 ~
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IRON PIER 40 - NORTH RIVER. Third Piers5oge

Foot OF Iaus-st y. !.
PtsSAGE-chief cabin .taeroom, - 20 hlD scc)1i ~
10 'ocs.ipn 4 s'A,rroom. Second cabin $50.
FRElgIiT-Nesrrrmeut goods ~ cent? PEI cr1i' loot
WEIGHT goods, cen, pct lb. dry barrels . each. .
The MORNING STAR 1, l0ia tuns; the ENtNihG >IAK
2OlS tun.. the GUIDING STAR sib tun, DAY STAR lib
t.. and the SUMO NADIA, lI8 tgns, Custom house mes,
Their P,s.rnsef accommodations ere h9 eRee"ra
b., t.Is.r upon any other Steamers in the world.
re- 40 fresh received Bills u L4iing ed afef u
o eck on the dsy sailing ~ For freight or Pss',;e ip
n N JAMES \. kAl NtNf No. 10 biiclly-'t
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L,RIE RAUWAY.-Trains leave foot Of

ERIE RAIi.WAG.-TralnS leave loot Ok
IL Ihsmber.-,r.:
o. m trpr,.s Tor Ru'alo.
- u, hAirr.. l,r Cleveland direct, vie A. @. " Ry.
G.gl n. Min. duly for Otisyle.
10 a. w.. h.l for Bui.io.
90 A. " ~ for Por Jeryis and Newburgh.
o. ~ Nght fNwess-Sundsys exceptrj-for Buffalo, 10.
y. n L.tuinI Express daily for Dunkrk, Buffalo Re-
che.trr Can.niaisIs and io Cieyesnd Direct via A. W.
" Ry. -
gr n, Fr,it-,r' CHAS. MINOT, Gen. Supt.
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STEAM WEEKLY 10 LINERPOOL, touch
- ing At Qu.snstown CQFk haroor The we'd
.t-,f.e. Of the Liverpool New Yors id Pbiads pha steam
.p Compuuy tiuan Lino carrying tAe L. ;. MATS m
tended 20 sail q. follows . -
CITY or IDsDDN ............ sat rfiv. Nov. y
'9tiHriif bNc-
Aud every succeeding SAItRDh, At noon nom Fie' y
North hsoI
pAsstgy.
Psvabls in gold or its tulyalout IN currency;
FIRST CABIN.......s 30 ~ SrEEkAGE ..........&n ~
Fin, C.bn London. q % seease Loaioa.. ,. 70
Fir,t Cabin to Paris. g. ~ se-rsgs Psris... N ~
firtC ttln - Hamburg a. 90 -eras- to Hamburg 81 o.
P.s.ng.rs also ior~ard~d 10 HAVE Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp. Sc, at equally ow Tat-s. -.
Pare. nom Liverpool or Queenstown. ~ CABIN 40, rs'
SO5 strera.e 30. TLo., who wish 10 send TOT thsr
friends can buy ticact- mere a. these rates.
70. nnh-r nfor nation, apply n the Company object
JOHN o. DALE. \ gent. No. - Broadway, \. Y.
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Jntcrndl Rcpcnue.

TNTT.TN ID MN ENIT. NINTTT III
i TRlCT or NEW lORk, TN kLFTu, AlNIh, AND
TWENTY SECOND WARDS
ASSESSORS OPyicr. No. - Ncsi-i,h,t.
hcs..l orb. Nov. IL, iJbf
Nocr hei,by given tls'. plrusut to the Joint Be-oa
tor Of ofe.s u July T. l'i ud The insTnciions q e
Secretary Of tie Treasury iud Ia ACCORDING" herewith tie
Ia, as.s,scu'. tho Fp-c, duty - i've pcr ccnHm
upon the gains profits or income Tor thr wear niinf De-
~ 1873 all person, re,diu. This district. j. now com
pr,cd aud tn, the laid .t vii remain "olc, - me- f1,f-
iion u rH pc-s1n h9 aig ~ f1s>ci ne HSc dr ths
space of fifteen dye DE dln hereof. my Office above
de-. ca cd Aud further hat inmrdl,~.y alter tr c&pr
tion diys tcycluag Sund rom The date hereof ~
wiz on the gs,t day OF November 1874 and or y" days
thereafter Will receive lnl determine MI appeals relative 10
erroneous excessive Valuations. ennrtnons confined
M aid ia A appeal. be u writing and mu- state the
ulas causr ina.rr. Thing respecting which decision
i requested sud must sie the ground ~ pm p.o Of error
.,,ui,if,Jo o.. HOMER ERAAhLiN.
Asse,.ur NiutI District New-fors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18

The Rev. VIM. II. MIlburn. the blind preach
or vii. give lecture for the benefit Of The Womens
Issrmsry at Washington Hall, Harlem. on Friday
evening the 18th int. His subject, Aaron Burr"
vlhsye peculiar interest in that locality, bis bone
lsTag been 10 that la. ghbOrbood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18

SlXTY-sEvEyTH ANNIVERSARY OF TIE 30
cir1Y Pog TIE RELIEF or Poor WIDows.-The annual
meeting Of this Society took plaoo Yesterday at
lie Rev. Ir. Potts Church. corner OF Tcnthst ana
University place Mrs. Perkins in the chair
After reading the 10th Psalm. The Secretary MIS-.
c. f. Belts, read the annual report which aef pa! ihg
wain tribuc Of thanks 10 the memory OF MI Chauh-
cey Rose for lis legacy Of $1,000 stated that the so
ce'y had aided will - per month during the past IN:
ter. ard 81 during the SPINNER 80 WIDOWS WIN i,o'o
children bat AZ the managers intended 10 allow the sum
Of 50 during the ensuing Winter IL each widow, tue
sum OF 81 900 was needed The expenses dnring the
mast wear amounted 20 A. 80 g. including - 10 Is for
mel: So 1Ol 20 for provisions 5000 60 Tor clothing
shoes, sc.
The Treasurer Mrs e. Tracy. reported that the re-
ceius during the past were Gle 80 TO- including
haoncr from the prev year Of So Il; s. 40 >,
nom donations and subscriptions - 800 from the tx
ecuiye Committee; $1,000 from legacy by Chauucoy
Rose. esq.
The following ladies were then elected officers Of the
Society
First Dircctrcss MIS- Perkins: Second DiroctTess.
Mr. Griffin; Secretary. Mrs Il. +. Bets; Treasurer
Nrs Tracy Mrs Green Mrs. Walsh. Miss Duryce.
Mrs j. a. Boorman. tMrs. Goldman. MIS- cup
Mrs Van DcrhuTgh. Mrs. Ncefus, Nh. Baker, MISS
I,aker Miss Woodhull Mrs. Bailey. Miss BAILEY Mrs.
Johnston Mrs. Chisholm, Miss Miniurn, Hiss Iracy'
Mrs Panlding Miss Barclay. Miss Belts Miss Booth,
Mrs II. w. johnson. Mrs. james Holden. MIS- Neeius'
Mrs Turnhull Mss rryer. Mrs Isaac Ogden Mrs. IL
V Dcv Mrs Cook Miss Jones Mrs. Ri. Brown. Mrs.
Tucker and Mrs Whitehead elected Managers for
the ensuing year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18

COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND
CoRREcUoNs.-The Commissioners Of Charities and
Corrections met yesterday afternoon President Draper
In the chair
Dr. James Cubertson was appointed Ashland sur
geon. IN place of DR.. Marvin. deceased.
The following is the semi monthly statements
Number remaining Nov. {. 1864 Gfw