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Jcrrold and Macsuay. had rendered it, xes oiastoa
OF the private life of Mr. Leech little necA he said He
was the schooIfellov and intimate friend % Thaotersy
high tribute his sterling character and real Kind
ness of heart A worthy companion OF msh're and
Thoughtful mel. little children loved him deany.
true exposition Of real life, castigaor Of things that
were ridiculous evil b. leaves blank at Thousands
Of firesdes who welcomed the work OF his hands az
merry companion and genial presence.
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HUI nanity the World over ssv

HUI nanlty the word over ssv -, :. 49,.
'S,,..u1~ ;a..,.,'s..s sise 80 completely and %
oss defrsudoS into tSS Many who had been coared
Jisioynl oranizsto, support of vllanoas and really
worrncv game or. clothed In the habilments OF De.
thsy IA hoan ~ of the slime and mire into which
DINO in the Lotcd Illuminated their dwellings and
sn~tpr snn. General Jubilee. A torchlgbt process.
seres n king Yld eollstion. constituted the main
Wv 'V.ebraton q. II. T. x.
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MILITARY SCHOOL. Colorrl di Cr,noia
lately command OF the Tenth y. Y Cavalry proposes
10 reopen the school which he closed u, the beginning Of
the to serve his adopted country in tho field The
colonel is thoroughly educated soldier having been in.
structed in the best military schools OF Europe and served
with distinction in the Sandman Army before he gave
his services to His address 10 No. 20 Wash.
ington. place.
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The Oldest Voter in the I nited States.

{ or-cspondcuoe OF Tic y. \. Tribune.
IiNEsyuLr, Nov. O. 1854.
Yesterday Seth Marvin Of Conneaut Town.
s1ir. Crawford County. Pa. being one hundred and
FIVE years old voted he Union Electoral Ticket always
heretofore having voted the Democratic ticket Hchns
voted NJ every Presidential election held, except
; @; WasAington's fret term he in the battle of
Monmouth in the Revolution aud retains all his iacul-
tics except his sight On Juue TO- 1903. the writer OF
this called al hi residence lie said be was lOJ or lOi
on that dav he wished me 81 put his maine on the roll
IA, was enrolling of'ce) aud also put down that he
49, at the battle OF Monmouth. and then had 10 grand.
SOUS IN the Union army put these facts Oh tie roll
and they were copied aud sent up 10 Harrisburg ana
Washington. H.
TuP RESULT II THIS CITY The following
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Tioga Couaty, Pa.

Coire. pondcnce ofthe ~ Y. Tribune.
BLossByBy. Nov -. 1864.
You will probably get by telegraph the re-.
turns for Old Toga before this reaches you; but hero
,hey are in big Figures Lincolns majority home vote
official u.s. The soldiers vote will increase the ma
iority At least 500 Can't you give us The old Union
Grip
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II az Election in i1unsns.

81. LOUIS. Monday Nov. Il. lsGi.
\ Dispatch from st. Joseph says: Lincoln re-
ce'Fc4 a6Ou. 5000 votes in Kansu and Mcclellan
80
i "a $50 stated that Crawford is elected Governor,
al Gina Congicssman
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Delaware Couuty,

So'rs.pORdencs Of The N. Y. Tribune.
DELHI, Nov. Q. 1891
Delaware County has given $50 majority for
Lincoln and Liz majority for Fenton. The oficia,
canvas will not vary tie above maores twenty either
Ssy.
Both Union Members OF the Assembly are elected
SCI
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SrRRNAnR or CoNGRESsMEs FLLCT LAST
EyrSxo.-Thc Veteran Soldiers' Clnt met at ther
icad4uariors last evening. nine O'Clock and about
an bour later proceeded with thor bandt'e old band
OF Tie Ninth Regiment \. y. 5. Mo sercnnde he
Union Congrcssmen elect aud Mr. Dodge. The house
II SIR Darling ou Forty.hfs,.s', was hr,t visited.
Arcs several strains from The band. NJ DAZZLING
supeaicd 10 hi. drawing room window and addressed
fic tbroug In a very mat speech VI FEW moments
duration thanking them cordially FOR the compliment
bur .ayrr nt tae same time That hc cnuslacfrd mon
d.t, afon more as testimony ~ iH"u love Tor tLe
cause than for any special admiration for himself lie
cotcicd t. promising 10 hs best rudeeNofs Ia pre-
.,er,e their confidence nud by ngaln thanking mem
receiving ,hIcC Lca o. cheers ~ iir coAcihon OF s
rcmaIks ,,f-
Thc procession then proceeded to the esdei Of MI
DOdrc, Oh Madlton.aYc hr DoD.l icspoi"'l 10 ~.
MUSIC which given for ms hclci. ~ tiIF l,i'
le believed he had i.ecn faiiy elected by tie leop'
and that although he had never sought thc honor II TIE
efforts Of his friends ,hOul prove that De rcaly Aau
right 20 seal ~ Congress, be would Loi dshpp"lil
hose who had voted for him ~ rciusrc 20 iatr II.
The house Of Mr.. RAYMOND on Anth.s'., wai next
i.ited aud IA veIy earnest speech ehcited nom hhh
We can only give Che conclusion which Was a. i"I9Ns.
Il feel myself inadequate 10 the task TO when you nav
as,,pocd me: but whatever effort can make
toward qualifying your choice it, l promise
you IL shall be done. Now ielo" .ctI-n
again thank Won for your confidence, 70
coquilng as do the great effort Which tue veteran
Club has contributed 10 tie triumph oi ON caHs', "io
to the result Of my election bcg to wish !"i 'e!
cordial good night"
The band played another air. anG he Chh lien
Withdrew; first however, greetinp Nj. Raymond "l.L
hearty cheers.
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'"'H'pLITHA 'uV"'"T' ''"'' - '0''-
In the accident OF Saturday night on the
Delaware River only four persons were drowned. in.
Guiding Horace Jones aud Lyman Stokes OF NewYork
and Charles Ierkoshemer. Search has been made for
The hod;e.
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ShOes-Shoes-Shses.
an HOES

3 II . II = - = I'll - r. -
LADIES'. MISSES. AND CHILDREN's
RUBBER.SOLE ISALMORALS.
RUBBER.SOLE BALMORALS,
RUBBER-SOLE BALMORALS,
The Cheapes, and BIOS! DuEsbe Shoe Ever Made
The Cheapest and Mos, Durable Shoe Ever Made
The Cheapest and Mos, Durable Shoe Ever hais
fhe'e SHOES hsvs only been recently introduced aud
only need to b. be sprrecae require no Hendn or
feplsns. aud will ~en
SIX MONTHS AND OVER,
ssepin. the feet dry and w'r and without injury the
foot doe. not In contact viii. tie Rubber Ths Com
p.y are making 5000 Ps ps day and meeting h the
greatest success. ever For sale by all tee Shoe oses'
Ash for the RUBBER-sOLE SHOES, aud nothing ese-
Try one pair Ladies. and you viii wear no other kind
Horticultural Assoc fion Of the American In
.titufeA meeting the Association VII be held THIS
.e.dl,j EVENING Nov. IS st !. o'clock ~ the roo- Of
the Institute in lie Cooper Union Building. SpDect Eie,
ery.tion OF iruit" The ladies' es.ecialy ipfitrd
Is. {. TOWNSEND. frssld"nt.
JoHy ". CgANBERs, See
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70 ssspo1dence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
wAvrRlr. Tiogs Co.. N. Y..Sov H. lSSi.
Last night celebration Of the most marked
"a @synGsent victory In behalf Of Democracy and
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lAdgeIt.-cui.nt
WIN. Il. BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE. GOLD
MEDAL PIAso FolIEs I'm ToNE. Tot eli. and POWER
they are PrmICr- EoBEr UtLLHR" Prices from
500 sl.oVV. Sond for circular n; No AZ Broo'ne-
st. y. \.
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bueiness Notices

UALB's HONEY o. HoREnouSD AND TAR,
20, tie Cuio Of
CougHs, CoLD, Ism gSIi IioAKsgNE's. DVYicvLr
BRTararyo AsD ALI AFFECTION, OF TN. THRoiT.
BRONCHIAL TUBES AND Lcsg.
LEADIsG 10 CONVICTION.
Thu nf,be remedy {, composei ofihe Hsa'p % ihr p ny
Horehocud In chemical 90 Ion With To, RAIN e,,ieled nom
the Llrs PRINCIPLE OF e forest Ab'o' Baa-,i. Or
Balm Of GlelJ.
The Honey Of Horsa,uuI ao'''' arf'se'' al lr.iion'
snd nHsnmi,ous and the Ttf.Bls oe1.~ and h,o' Ito
throat and air passages leading TIE uu trs ,iiionA
ingredient, Keep the organ, cool mos. anl heathf 40
on. Let prejudice hinder you from footing MS sovereign
remedy u,,rons physician and ehea. Who himself
thoroughly iotei ff ya Co. h' eI'erive private practice
It sale 'aIc sud pleasant The T,'l.a bong eni.fey ire.
tom the offensive quslitIe. Of common 'r.
fHicr 20 Cr. PSK Born,
FOR. aie p. su DfrTti''
CniaLf, DoNsrE Grper.. Agent,
No. q cedar =. Se~-Yof..
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iifer'isem~ni.l

liifcr'i,em~ni.l
JfFFERs, No. j73 Broadway is now prepared
10 sell his Ladies' and Childrcns SuoTs and Cent?
Plain and Fancy SfriEs at prices 20 suit the times
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PATHOLOGY.

Nov, 81 he~ Psr's are covered with tn, sane mu
memorsne which lines the nose mouth Throat and o.
,nd, through tue snre structure Of tho lung. Ina.nn.
ton Of the membrane GOVERN. the no and facial sinu,sr.
i. Nasal Ca,rh; when located within the eu,achan tub.
which Communicates with the internal ear from the upper
and b,ck par. orths throat constitutes Catarrhal Deafness
when confined TO The srynx and to the lung
caarrh ofhs Throst; little further advanced and have
Bronchial Cs.rrb, stu another step. and hsvs thst
C,-sl Condition Of tbs Lungs which is prelude to Goa
poa and the las. step arnensbIe to medical treatment
CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES.
WHO luoas the living does know that Pulmonary Con-
sumption Is ,he one prevailing disease thi. climate with
which the youth and mliesyed die. And yet how seIdo
q that the Lurg, receive the primary shock. first
Coj N n, H,ai." which resolve, ino Nasal Cstarb
ron woh the sufferer feels alarm, until step by step
ces-h, mo Lungs, sad then rrhen 100 late swakss to
opn,ciou,n-s Of the danger. and die.s victim to sc
acgi>e, since then Throat and Lung diseases foe
toe mot. par bas the sequence Nasal Catah and the s'uo'
enen d gl di,eo'e fsiloe VIVA. IL the rational trei
emf and wherein ddcren; from the method COMMONLY
l,ed are te questions of vital impon'nce alike TO p."is0
90 practitioner
SPECIAL CLAIMS.
4, hsvs sean che beginning Of Cstmrh /, in the Cpf
sHoss the pssne aEch and therefore not scoesss's
loca with powders aud solutions is only
with medicine Ev,porcd tina, possibly reach dcsss
confined the air csye, Of the face and the internal
Though lie Eusschsn tube Without the least pain poe
.i5u,y Of jary by what pleased to term M.eies
Hydroiofa the Of appropriate remeds h gently az
od over ,e entire extent Vi tao diseased membrane
~ .he nasal fo-i Eu,aclrisn tubes and the
ite lrce.. communicating with the nasal passages IRON
loy, Remedies ,hus employed are rendered Erp,eDrus
,,ysg.n, ,,I,,s> Tonic Asodyn. aud used warm -
.od 4, the sklest Of he disease and Of the nsy
require. ln,worl Meisl Nv f,oko.ia coupled with spps'
prat- treatment Tor the general system comprises tn" oa,
method ye, discovered for the rational treatment and 'sd%
I ,is ofCaarrh aud it, complication. F..
TIE HYDRAKONIAN,
o. ,rpitn employed BY in the Treatment. OF Csishs
D,sl.. with Directions Medcines &C., sent BY Elpres
any adde's, upon rscep, Of carefully written stsemeui
Of the case reur: treatment, Names OF peron and placer
must be p,,ay written aid all letter. Of inquiry receive
i,.eunon mus, contain Stomp pay postage.
THE MEDICAL SPECIALIST.
srpinny the Structure Functions. Diseases snd Trss'mss
ohe Organ. of Spec, Sense o. aOd to any addes
upon receipt ofpr e-5 Gents.
All comm mi. alton, to be sdire-.ei,o
Dr.. 5. cLEssos PRATT.
No. 1913 Broadway. Nsw.Yort.
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Economy, Nentness and Utility.
WEORMAN & co.'s CONCENTRATED BENZINE 70
moves paint spots grease. etc. instantly and cleans glove"
sl. ribbons, etc. cusl TO and without injury to the
color or fsbnconly 10 cents pev bottle HEGEMANk CO..
Chsns and Drussss Mo-. so) ~, sii and IS brosdvsy
end corner ssvea,ssslh q. ssd Fous,a Now Ys. Sod
by Or4sfs,t
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BOOTS AND SHOES. -GREAT RRDUCTIox in
Prices at NyELrs Family Shoe Ssote, No.
~ Bowery corner Crest LONGEST. who
his on hand tho largest, beat. aud cheapest
s.sortIuent Of ts aud " inter Goods In shis
. city
Ls''t h-sry COST Bsll- from ..............$tt 70
or''' boo'' md Ball. iiom..... .,............. 1to
WHkkLkR & Wilson's HIGHEST PREMIUM
ioCkerir0H Swine. MAcHIyys. 10 6t5 broadway
WHEELER WiLsovs BUr1oS foLF MACHINE.
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FouKTH CoLLRcrioS DISTRICT NEW YoRK,
THIRD. FIFTH SIXTH AND ErGHrH WARDS
ASSESSOR OFFICE. No. % FRASKLIS-sr.,
NV Nosx Nov ID lB6@

NV ORx Nov u 1904.
Internal Kcyenur.-Notice IL hereby given that pur.
.sn tie Joint resolution OF Congress OF July T. 1904
aud the distractions OF tho Secretary of the Treasury
Issued lance Herewith, ihr Int Of assessments
r Special Income Tax Of e per cenum upOn The gains
profits FOR the wear ending Dec 81 lhbs 81 OH per
residing IA this District. j. completed ard that the
saiI liz. will remain open 20 the inspection o ell persons ~ho
spps uprt the for he space OF ten days nom
M, date hereof MY Office No. g Pinnklns' ~ the city Of
New o.A ad fIrtrr that lnneoiey alter HE expiration
NE ten d. aorcsidto wiz the 18th isy OF November
aud of DAYS thereafter will receive and Grt~rune
81 appsas relative valuations,
euuue,tious contained IN .ad liz. Al ap
prot. he IN writing aui tho particular
thing espe hch decision IL requested aud
-ls moreover s.ae tIlciplr 81 planned oi.
HtRRE {. VAN WICK,
A..e-sor Fourth Disliot \. Y.
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EIfu DR.. >. C'esss~ PrasEE&O xER
.lLr srt AnsiA Lecsurcf % Ii,c,sas Of tha 0sRna

= NJ n I, Urs 3. CIcNN0a pra6ts laED AET
ts.air sn5 Audi Lecturer Hs-sses Of the 0ssu.s
ia sS'csS Sr'"' A"'so' o Inc H'fie" sss'sssS
81. -....ff hsn Bydr,heni.. &c n1is h'tsnH-a
io CD PROFESSIONAL ROOFS. ! "'gr'
No 80 BROADWAY, New yot. opposite oses Ch1rcs'
Nss Cssrr. Ca.,rhii Deafness caarrh Of he Tbpst,
Broneii., C.sasrh aud c.islh Of tbs Lungs
so little understood 80 snd consequences oF
caarr and IT, complications ib we esnnot b- zoo erprs
IN giving it. true character ard tenarury Above The boV
arch which forms the roof the rsoah there IRE Numerous
little winding passages and cavities csnneled into ths bosss
ithe face, and known the frontal snuse'. tho ~l-k
ethnsd and pa,s'd es of which communicate vis rs
hrsa. and uasi many % the N rossh cAsss.
larger than knitting needle. .lli 1.i ~ 81 p ~
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Ladies' Breast. Plns-New stylcs.
Two Three Five. Eight Ten to Thirty hvs Do!Ags sAoA
for Gals BY GEO e ALLEN No as BTssaaI. cue deer ~
Tow CsaslA
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theyllicr's
LIFE FOR IHi. HAIR.

R-.or-- cray h, IT, original color stops it, falling out
Three i.ys ,rsJs head cdi. cool and hedty viii
,.a tie An o.. so 10. whitest fabric. The best hair dres
IN offered tn, public Can De used freely; contsin
nothing injurious ses and promotes the growth Of the
weakest lir reeonvendsd oHi used ~ me srH medies
authority Nrg York All freely invited to examine this
wonderful triumph science Sold a, die drug stores and
my Office No laJ Broadway where advice to the treat
ren of the h,ir will be gra,utousy given. Price $ PEI
b,s - per haE Dozen IN fancy boxes Can be sent By
pr-s, SARAH A. CHE'ALiER MD
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INV SEssAriOS.
TnI HsrHFIco SErHALaicos
7ur oman NOsDEE 90 rHr Oar.
IHr lALE Uy fvEHv roirsriTc Man
IHr NV 'AsfA4ios % bK o. EliENALRs
IN. k.N fisKNnSH"
~ 30 $40 iEuADsAI
=. hosr therefore, WHO sfo Dob Az .ay afflicted Win lo'
81 .git ~ nrsft villa ctisrh bionchis ca OF inns di'
se aIisfly u-sfs .f 90 tF consulting apartments
~ d. Won F.b,r. There BE- viii b. spt'dly made &.
sraS The po,. Ds OF curr complicated cases anf
boz boz 90 sc pio-.ri ult Ls - sd hoESnsy
rene sf.d ODD r.i.d.- tcw-l ofa tiIr'.s
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Internal Rcvennr.
NlilH DISrRiCr op NEw1 OAK,
AtlllTI. AArH AHD mist NAgDN
ASSESSORS UFPIcg. No. 80 tOuRIH. Avenue. I


Nor j. hereby given that pYTsut 20 the joint Resolution
~ ongr,ss OF Jy 4h lGi aud . instructions of %. Ssr
rotary the Treasury. issued IA accordance herewith. the
st o assessments fr the special duy I've per cen'um upon
the sins profits income for the ending Dec 3s 1888
OF all persons residing in til, distric completed and
thai the sa let III remain 10 the inspection OF ai per.
who sppy inspect IN. Tor the space OF M
teen DAYS from the date hereof oihce sDos" designated
And further that immediately after the expiration OF ten days
scudng sgusvsl from tho date hereof 20 IT. tho Dot h
aiy OF November 1884, and Tor i've day, thereafter will
c-iv- -nd de,ernue all appeals re 20 erroneous
sye valuation. or contained said list All sp-
pcs n- Ia writing and mast state tn. particular cause
matter OF thing respecting which decision Il requested aud
mus, tai. the guouud principle complained
ANTHONY }. BLEfCktR,
9Th District Nav .Iork
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Mnicr Yrnaf ClOIhing.

Water Proof Clothing.
Z. a. rAl LOR,
Oarr sale the following srtcr made from the AnerN
,,ii " a,cr Proof Cloth Co. Nucnled RUBBER GOODS
LADIES CLOAhS.
Faus In anpesrsnce ~ fnr BrOsdcOh AID the oply real We
srr Proof loaxs Ia the marset
SACK COATS, TALMAS, LEGGlNS, So
Also,
A NEW AND SUPERIOR STYLE OF HORSE COVERS
Cabinet Iurniturs-ln consequence Of the fall In COLE
offer stock 4 grc4ty rednfol prices, CONSISTING
parcr, hhr .nus on ond bedroom sets made
he selected u1tcri 0ai the ates fashionable styles
under the dire, snpernt, dcnce Of M r Brsnnsdod
Al Goods warranted WE'LL \ BkAtNsDofr,
between Essex and Norfoksts.. l?5 aud ~ Rvngonst
Tie Belt Railroad and Iorandt st. stages wthia TIVE
blocks OF She store.
Watches and JeweIry,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
For ale bv GFO {. ALLEN. No. as broadway, one dos
below snai.,i. formerly No. II NsllstI
Fall aud Winter.
am prepared 20 offer OF the largest stock. OF
FALL aud WINTER CLOTlilNO ever offered IN
this city and made In th. most tasty and best mar
ner aud Al prices low they can Possibiy he made
Furnishing and Caidren'' Department not ed1sed
h. r. BALDWIN.
Nos. 70 aud u Bowery.
The sr.es, store in the city
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I'THI ~ f'II '77' '"T'''' '''''
McCe.lan- majority 3G.'Oli Scymours majority
&C. Or: Lincoln over Fcntou. 3ss; Mcclellan over sey
mour oOI. The official Will commence 20 day
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~nnifary Convention. -
The WONASS - NIltAL ASSOCIATION u RFIlFFf
Branch oftLs > sanitary Communion viii bod Meeting
Of D,rstfes from Le SOLDER Aid ,orrtir, 4 Ncwl ok.
olnste Ht RLo- Island lui parts Of MasAchnstis Yer
mont New crazy canada % tire Hal OF 81" toOp"f
Union un WFDNF~DAN. November N. n 4 r. N.
Prof HITCHCOCK viii prr.id-, and addfc.se- VIII BE-
n.ie hy IT, ADAMS d.. BELLOWS NJ. ,. n hNAFP,
sud other E-uiieiI.u
Al pi5a. ie.c,, IN ,ie c,rc Of our .Ick SD wounded
Solder, lr- invited o. b. pfr.cu'. . -
LLLfh COLLINS, CAROLINE LANf
LOUISA LEE ,CHi lLFR, CATHERINE NASH
ANGELINA posi-.
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ruK NEXT CONGREss.
=, Of Members ~ fnr as Elected
THE SENATE.

ruuionist' in Roman Democrats IN ,'an'''i
,ropxt, MISSOURI
MI ,ac7 IohY II Henderson
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Members OF the pFefeut House
OnirDstf. Ia; Democrats. u Two UHi0nis.s 70 fdt
Z NJ Wes,-Nnginia. making I.3i Cnlon gajls. -
democratic gains s.
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Proposals
ORpsAyog OFFICE, WAR DEPARrxsxf /
WASHINGTON. January II, ls6<
PROPOSALS. FOR BLANKETS.

vDkODOcAIS FUN DIAN AZ AO'
l. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this cnhee
at the SewYork Agency, No. 45 Wortns OF toe ion'"s
5000 Regulation Cavalry Blankets Prussisn blue OF Cen
tian dyed
2o,V6O Regulation Artillery Blankets.
These BLANKETS be Of pure wool close woven OF "oos
yarns
blre with orange boroer three inches wde ano three
inches nom tho edge aud the letters u D., 1 lches nlsns
orange color, In the centre ri the blanket
yoR the ARr1ILEaY.
hec WIN black border three inches wids sn Iee
Rom TIC edge, and The letters q. 81 h inches nsn black
color in the centre o. the blanket. .
Al he Blankets be IS inches long BY 81 inches vide,
sud Of the weight cf3i875 u.s. or say SIG BIS, on which
variation o. Oie.5 or 3Ghs Of n. may be allowed ihey
must De single sd not in pairs aud packed m c2sS Oh ore
hundred each The value She be paid for at price
70 De determined b. The inspector.
The Bs eta 10 be Inspected al the factory where made
and none VIII be accepted or pad for bnt such approves
inspection.
con'rac.cd or per week. commencing within month from
the date Of the contract.
Failure deliver q specified time will .nbiee. the
ttso 70 .ori'ure OF The quantity due ~ that time.
no bid VII De considered which does NOT como ffom manu-
iacturer o, blankets regular dealer Ia srch goods.
BIDS va 10 considered ot the delivery OF me blankets u
the factory vel a. 81 the agency above neutored.
ec bid 20 Dc accompanied by he Of tho ruresies
ri me poDOsrr
Esc Parry obtaining contrsc. viii be required n enter INTO
bonds VIII approved sess for tho shf -xscuon Of tie
cain-.
Upon the award being made bddeys viii be mott
bed -ud furnished with .ofD.s oi cofi'fsct snd bond
Tho Deps lenl the E-n ~ reject any all the
bids. II acrrled uragtisiscory auF account
flcpc ag viii be- 0lcHnc % brga1er General C3orge u.
Rsr.as Chief 81 Ordnance Ns-ilgon City sud II lie
'0'''' '''p''''' - GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
Brig. and Chief % Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
nR0posAIs FOR TIMBER at WATER

J. VLiEr ARSENAL, =. Y.--pfopo.-s viii DO received
ual u ~ on tic "a ~ O.; FsirsEy q, TIE eeefy e ina
Arssna oi ihs 0owirs o; rite wood AsG snd
Hickory IaDrr; be ~ best daily. sl9ee. 20 nig~c.i9A
VI.
tbort f0a On feet = Wife Wood (porl-rl.
Aooul -gVco l,e. o. A.A a o.=. ..sA u hlsi sr0Nt
Ahor. 500 iicacry fItlfsr.tes.
The White God tc ~ psak md .csnlre, TIE Ash
ga raa, and th- Hickory a. scsAus asg aud sbons ~
che- org ccar hire Hickory. Detas, stating be eE
ss quanti required Of each diurnsou will 90 gwen 70
those &C. n. osl.s AVA. lrd AldFs,s L.e-. :
F. v UAGSER, Corrlandng Wa.rT-lies iTsenn, ". x
Troy n. T. stating qrsnty o. rceh ,LeE, ans ~ To
beg hat 1t IL propose - is,i De pee peg ees board
i-uro and tine Y.tEu wairn delivery carco can
be completed No bids Will accepted for les than oo0o
feet" ,.sIyieG Arsenal, West Troy y. tlsa 10 4so+
P.'N. HAGSHN,
Lisut.-Col. Oror snce Cor mauii1g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
The Athepeum CoIlectIon Of Hymn. and Tones

FOR CHUhCH MD SUNDAY-SCHOOL5. is ready
Il contains sl2 and nearly 700 and such
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not weary pls1" Como 20 mo-" Lion % JUDAH" "Shall
meet beyond ne river" Lord give fsih," There is
land Of love-" Oh Ills glorious" Wen wait til Jesus
comes," few more year, shall roll" Sabbath bells chime
or Over the river Shall We meet more to part ?"
" rhe vacant chair Forever with the Lord" &c. Price
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embossed rs cents so dozen SOS per iOo postage Is
cents each uONACE WATERS No. ssl Broadway.