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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26
Election for representative.

We would respectfully call the attention
of our Democratic friends in franklin
county to the fact, that a special election
win be held in the county, on neat TVednes-
day, the 2Sth inst, for the purpose of elect
ing member of the Legislature to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation of Hon.
0Tro DREsEL. AS a candidate to fill that
vacancy, the Democrats have put in nomin-
alton Mr.. Adm G.. HIBBs-an honest man,
sterling Democrat, and a man who will
faithfully represent the interests of the
county. 1t must not be taken tor granted
that he can be elected without an effort. 1t
will require effort, and very considerable
effort at that, for the eAdministrationists are
determined to elect their candidate. They
even feel confident of their ability to do so
mot because they have an actual majority
in the county; but because they think that
throughan noverconfdentfe feeling, the Demo-
Gratis will allow the election in a great
measure, to go by default. With energy
and quietness they work, and at the same
time profess that they do not feel concern
ed as to how the election shall result. We
hope that every Democrat in the county
will contribute his efforts to getting out
to the election the entire strength of the
party. Not single Democratic voter
should be permitted to remain at home.
Each Democrat should embrace, with espe-
cial delight, this, the first opportunity that
has occurred since the October and Novem-
Der elections, to again testify his devotion 10
the cause of the Democracy, as the cause
through which alone can Union Peace and
Prosperity be restored to orr distracted
colIntrv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26
New Advertisements.

I,HE ST. JOHNS BENEFICIAL So
L ciety, with the assistance Of the young ladies
of the Holy Cross Church. will celebrate the first
Anniversary of said Society for the benefit of the
New Banner The Festival will be opened on
Christmas night with Sacred Concert. assisted by
tho members Of the Choir of the holy Cross Church,
who have kindly rendered their services on thI
casion A splendidly-llnmiratod-a d-ornament-
ed with Toys Christmas Tree will be disposed Of
at the close Of the entertainment. bV tickets, which
will be sold at rs cents apiece. every ticket sold
drawing prize, .e,...tf,
On the second evening. December .ech. tho Fes-
tval will close with grand Concert by the Manner
chor who have kindly rendered their nsyistance on
this EVENING aud tho members Of the Choir o. the
Of fancy tables ornamented with great yeIiety of
fancy articles which will be attended by the young
ladies' Attha close Of the entertainment the re-
naming articles will be Opposed OF By lot at diff
feren' prices.
ES- Tickets OF admission each evening s5 cents.
Doors omen at 81S o'clock. Performance to COM
mence at71s O'Clock
The Piano used on this occasion Is one Of the eel
ebrai ed instruments Of Decker Brothers, kindly
furnished by Mr.. Carl Spohr.
decA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26
what You May Expect.

If Mr.. HIBBs, the Democratic candidate
for the Legislature in this county, shall be
defeated on next Wednesday, through the
indifference and lukewarmness of the DEM
ocrats, 1t will be heralded as verdict in ia
vor of all the impracticable schemes Of the
Abolitionists-as in favor of emancipation,
confiscation, q bankrupt law, of a privileg-
ed order, Of allowing capitalists, in cer-
tain contingency, to escape taxation, and of
doubling taxation upon farmers, mechanics
and laborers.
sWillyou, fellow Democrats, give the Adj
ministrationists an opportunity to proclaim
any such victory 4, IL .e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26
DEMOOR ATTIC NOMINATION; |;
For representative,
Adm G.. EIIBBS.
No Paper To-sIorrow.

Christmas will be generally observed to-
day. In order that our Compositors and
all others connected with The ESTABLISH
aENr may enjoy the privileges accorded to
everybody else, we will issue no STATESMAN
to morrow morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26
CTIRIsTMA-:
I.s Return, origin, and Observance.

"Rejoioe, our Savior He was born
On Christmas day in the morning." n.
--0LD CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26

A GovERNMENT CONTRACTOR IN LIMBO.
"A. p. Dumont, q aGoyernmentC Contractor
has been sentenced by recent Court Mar
tial to pay a fine,of $1,000 for falling to full
fill contract made with Capt. Moultop.
lie is to be imprisoned for one year in the
Ohio Penitentiary, If the fine be not paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26
COLGATE,s HONEY soAP.
A Superior Remedy.-Wo can con.oi,

A superior Remedy.-We can conscien-
tiously recommend to those suffering from a dis
tressing cough, DIR. Strickland's MellHuous Cough
Balsam. 1t tives relief almost instantaneous, and
is withal not dsagreeabe to tho taste There is no
doubt but the Mellinuous Cough Balsam is one of
the best preparations in use, and is all that its pro-
prietor claims forit. Wehave tried il during the
past week, and found relief from most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by DIR. Strickland, Ne.
East Fourth Street; Cincinnati, and for sale BY
Druggists at 80 cents per bottle.
may12-d&w-G Aea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26
. a GARD no IMYALIps.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Americs as
amissionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Dec,y,
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by bane al
and vicious habits. Great nun bers have been AL
ready cured by this noble remedy. Prompted b, a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate " i'll
send the recipe for preparing and using this me
cine, in sealed envelope. to any one who need
Free of Oaaroe
Please inclose a stamped envelope, addresse
yourself. Address
Ea JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION d. BIBLE House
sept9'64-dly Now York Citv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26
MAR RIE ID:

At the re idepce Of the brides father, Sharon
township, by klder Daniel ess, Mr.. WM. Brown
anu Mes Eli "a BEERS, all of Franklin county, y.
We thus record poor BILLY's fate :
The bird hath caught the fowler.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26
Fifty Sixth General Assembly OF Ohio
SECOND SESSION.

Es SENATE.
DIS. COUNTIES. SENATORS.
(Benj. Egples On.'
lst. Hamilton. ............ }rhos. H. Wheistone.'
OOshua III. Bates
2d-Warren and Butler. II q. McBu ney.
3d-Mon q ,mery aud Piebe Lewis Is. Gunckel..
h-Brown and >ilermont. james Louden.
5th--Gre me- Clinton etc. John +. Patton
Gth-Ross and ii ghland. Job h. Stevenson.
1th- Adams, SciQto etc.. y shn !: W ilson.
Och Fairfield, Athens, etc. John Al. Connell.
IOth-tIant lin and Picsaway. Geo. L, l6prerse.'
llth-Champaign, Clarke, etc Anson p. HoSard.'
l2lh--Darke, Miami, etc Jonathan CranOr.
l3th-Logsn, Marion, etc....W VIM. II. West"
l4th-W ashingtoo, Morgan, ,etcWm. f. Curtis.
th-Muskingum aud Perry. Tnos. j. Magnni5.
l6th-IickIDg and De aware. JAS X. Stanbery.
l7&2S-knox. Wayne, etc. .J oseph &. Devin.
lStt-Coshocton q TuscarawasW ilIiem Stanton.
l9th-Ainnrue ana Guernsey. .J0hR u. 0'Connor.t
20th-liarrisOn AMI Belmont JOnn g.. JamisOn.
2lst-Stark and Carroll. ..... Henry 5. Martin.
I'D Jefferson d &COlumbana Nvrman X. h'kenzye.
23d -Mahoning Trumbull Eben hentOn.
24sh-Ashtabula, "a Lake. etc. VIM. g. Howe
95th-Cuyahoga ga.............. Samuel w lllismson.
26th-Pvrtage and Summit. Alphonso Hart
27th-Med ma and Lor, in.....,S Hnmphreyyille.'
29th- Richland AID Ashland lsaa Gass.
30th-Hur0n, h rie, e.c..,.,.,,..fred w ceham.
3lst-Senaca Crawl rd, etc. WHid7, Lang
SD Williams, Auglai.e, etc. .NeredtA R; VAIeft.
33d-Lucas, HancOcE, etc. Jam 5. U. Hall.
Republicans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Republicans in Rouan; Democ ats in Hdlic
Those marked thus ReIe members Of the last
Legislature.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-26

principal of which was termed the yule log,
or Christmas block, which might be burnt
till Candiemus eve, kept out the severity of
the weather; and the abundance was shared
amid music, conjuring, riddles, hot cookies,
fool plough, snap dragon, jokes, laughter,
repartees, forfeits and dances"
And, now, allow us to wish our readers,
one and all, in the fullest sense of the greet
ing, MERRY CHRISTMAS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
proposaIs.
OvvIcp Assistant oNsissART GENERAL o. Sussisr
RScR No tsrlrxSr. Nxw yonK Nov. 7 1884
RMf SUPPLIES Sealed PropOS.tle III

OvvIop oy As,sraSr NxissARI GENERAL o. So Bssr
RScR, No tsrtrxSr.. Nxw YORK. Nov. 7 1884
A RMY SUPPLIES-Sealed Proposals (iu
ant ocoei %% .. SEDSEs6AS til. zsd sssai op
sLppying for The cf the United states Army SUB
slsIENCE STORES, to b delivered in New or brook
BEEF-NEw MESS or EXTRA MESS In falGAs,ped
barrels, with two iron hoops bidders viii state the
'' pSs sna sr OK fSG ' w wF 'csGs Of
o. ls4s IN fnlboop'd cek ash barrels. with Two io-
loop est e. BE- nee from rust or stain iu weissi aud
packed eId the brands a.o the KIND Of b4rr,l.
The Pork ard Bee: TO ccvea such Inspect ards
as .al be AGREED To b. Tue gsdeIsis,.sd -. -.
cos SIDES, SHOULDERS HANS; 10 b. delivered IN
buh for inspection sud packing at s'ch points the city
New ork Bs NAV b. DESIGNATED
bidd viii state hs time IN which they propose make
their deliveries.
separate proposals. ia dqpiieafc, be made for each
article nuu-aied rId bidders mss propose ,uc auin
tiy as they wLsh 10 ontrsct 10 deliver
printed copy o. this advertisement must be asci- TO
eaci propo-s ard The proposals must he specific IN comply
er,ion must conia tue written guaranty Of two responsible
names. rs follows;
We tho undersigned hereby guaranty that should all
any OF the above bid be accepted shah he duly ired
ding to it, true pport aud conditions also that
leu contract with bond, 20 the amount OF oneuh the value
Of the proposed 10 be furnished shall b. executed,
required"
fhe seller meme, pcr OF business and tie date Of par
chase wei tic OF contents. with weight aud ship
ping marks 10 no hereafter designated must DE- panty marked
every package All otnar old mark must be ontesfd
Lsrts'e,C II Inspection by proicssaoii pacscrs rpec
tors oisel GGa e 5I,fgtsfai,ag Proti'n VIII be ~
qu'rcd for tie the part 81 Toe seller Il
present guaify aud condition md the Immediately rrccel g
isscion Tb. Wi also be examined sud e.srd upon
eJ Robert r. Getty inspector on tie part Of me United
Payment will be nsde ia currc ocy. IL cql,valn'.
Baghs jo' fo."ss 'ea he Unnamed ~ ta' tire rhieh
aod ieso,.eJ :" y,a,e'ai, ~, syrsi.f,rrs S,,,,s"
~ CLARKE. Coi. A. nc. end 4. C O. ;.
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proposals


ovyrcE or AsisrtSr CossissARt GENERAL o.
subsisrgscr, No. SrArx IT. HYvyoRK. Nov. IT 1864
4 RMY SUPPLIES.--SeaIed Proposals lin
ococt p N on TUESDAY, the I'd in.'s, io1 .appyin,
foI the use Of she Jriid ststos Array. SUBSISTENCE
sfoks TO be delivered in Ns" York or Brooklyn. fol
1000, 900 pound, o. frs, quality PILOT BREAD. to
.deJyanded Four Crarkers 20 be thoroughly baked and
perfect dIrd bciov b7s packed and IN si1c thrknsrs
opeune.s, Ac. ~ conform STANFORD retof established
10 he boxes 90 pound. bread esh box bcse.
e. be made os fully wood Of such Kinds sii ia
port or oil 10 lie bread oo,'o ana Top Of single
leos OF Il Of two piece tpDgued and grooyoi to-eher
oar aud ,rcai a,o BE- e.amned Icy the Inspector. who
ir-prci Inferior The ,tant n srpr Hdirs 70 state
tie lcs on OF cir bakeries wien oy can begin thir
100000 pound. prime NEW WhlIE BEANS, well
sel.egd 80 dy = ras.,i II good bright eoopcrrd
$4,000 nay. my selected TIA IN 0r4n. rack;
STOPPED and In ERECT order Cargo end CHOP mara to be
on me popo,as tact sopie mus. o. usrir ed IN i9 with
IN nans Of ne py oae.ss he cargo oud ehep mark p'ce
10000 saloo- Good MoLASsES or siRUP in barrel. or
cypress hal barrels with pie heads aud at leasl foor IRON
$1,000 poands Of SUGAR; barrel. to be new aud
100 900 p,and. cRt sIiiD SUGAR barrel. a. above
Tie be i~nlsnod ~ soon u practicable bidder sire
rrlu"-'te - state the inc when they deliver
Separate proposals. Ne dVra,> lie mad. tor each srt
G." re s'ed, aud dders may propose Tor the whole OF any
pat OF each
snpe, Vi oil tine arcles BE- iec ed with the propo.
SAILS. Bnd rfe,d 20 i"l,.u. samples II aud
To- ua'i lie IN Grli aoxes OF cebo.i tin, fury labeled
mi aDf Dc yiaIsr ,jarceI.
printed copy % this advert scnont uus' b. attlchrd TO
csc oai - IL, proposals. mus' BE- Specific IN comp ns
precisely with oil sht terms Enrh bid O. have eon ration
mrst c"isn The wilton guaranty OF two lonse uetie'
a. follows;
g. the under ised, LeTets snT MY that siiou ell "
any part o. the above bid be accepted snail be- duly 10 hcd
ACCORDING 70 IL tue pgIpor nnd coi19l'i eEo s wat
ten cont at, with bond 10 the am0n Il ouh ID. vue
o. DE stores proposed g. 10 furnished .H be executed II 70
quired "
The .ciefs p,cs Of bosiu"f, AID tie da'e - PSF
cl8e. vel ~. the OF contents will eiF,, an'
tarr AID shipping maTss b" hereafter dss mated DO
psiriy ntENsd every ncsase. al Otto = AsA nIu,
b. 9ber..d. All boxes 10 b. strapped VII seen hickory
stIaiA $3.50.
Al ibc store viii be carefully iaapced before teir de-
ivy md rcupsrrd win the r'ruincf SAMPLES Returns Of
weight signed by professional Public Nesher, must be
frriish-i
Payments viii b. made in oCrrcncy, or its equivalent
Contractors .NI--ci bod then gpuds, without
p-n-. - a.. us4 -tatr- alt required pI eli lncni
iIHS J1r Py,I sgis in he JErHhcd ~ fifs lcc nAfh
nHlf BE- fd % 40 sn"ope adfTesrf 70 ne Hrderrg"sd
and nd rad d" prnp,r0is for NtLsf,fsgcs stores.
" +. CLARKE. Colousl, a.. u. G. and &. 5.
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orrros or I'M prFor or .rrrRs.'rral
FoK LgAsaswoanH. kassAs. Noseu,.,rl0, isda
DROnOSAI.S FOR AKMl IRANSPORT.

DROrOSAIS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTS
hoNSeale' Pfore:al' wi sg received :, isi. oiire
uut - coc. The Jt oly u netci.acr lhi ~ TIE
TfnrqHrn N Ni iy sqqP.e- during the year 1919 Oh
Rorr. ~ FROM Port. Lei,-nworth Laramie snd
Riley md other d-ps that nay De- estA shst during tie
aboyr wear to- west bank q tie Miss ur River north o.
fny po~ts .ia tis naJ DO c,el.ned ~ lac
Icruor-- OF nebraska D4.e'a, Idaho. aud Utah south Of
nrs sd H. fte terri ofy o. Colombo north 81 a. dcree
north hiieni safe NJ sie rrr 100 nnd' p 100 nie.
ir they v transport said stores in rueh 81 he mouths
ron prlio September uclugire. Of iLe year DO
kocTi So Afrmn forts ielvrB1 oIth tna 'uey 70 The
souTi rny pests stuot usi ~ br esti'!sed n
the ,t, oil ksn.a. IL ia. Tcu,oTy o Coiodo, 'oui o
' r - d's.' nJ gt- fs@a ~ o,Ssr doo
tnst ~, D. doarna,l that Territory 20 Fora Gar
The per !s pound' per les mile. at which thy
i turspon aid .lch q TIE myr'hs from Apd 10
ovrk o 4lfoHl Vrt H'en ~ saeh Other depot IS may
b. iab H. to TERRITORY o. 80" s'Ico - any po,'s oI
such pos' stations may b. d~s snif~ m The Territory
'rors ali s;'fo n Tclss wet D longitude 100 degrees
which tLsy VII. ransp said torc- "a esf 81 the mouth.
non June 10 November inciu,iy, Of lhs wear iaeh
wright 10 BE- trauporcd each yrss VAL not eIr.-d
10 poun. Aoue NJ. l.sa,Oeo pouni. on oct'
y. ?. nd c~e.o-o posnd. 90 Eouto 70 J. ,.,,.
Ne adii.na pot ~ vi! Do Isid .o N. transportation
80. ''f bread pine lumber 'hifs"' OF any o1Aef
BIDDER, should give th~u .- =, e.u o,..
oud in llc .uni AID do,r,, sued p'''ss ="
fftpnr.ib. p-rsous. glbfnni.ln. OH 10 f1ts cguita
sr in Ne fol. usiu~c ~ the Ylofu Az To W. paIile
r.f o.us ir CONTRA lt o. uccfr'sa ard entered ir'v au
l a. .1fi eat s.c-f furnished ~ I'D p.rtie In second
su-e With lie ,erut of tn. ad,.fti.erp'it.
The smeun ~ .. Dds csuirsd vill be a. follows;
en- Route 10 l.-...s.....-tss.s-.sss'.s+ i"fFVN
On Route No. s.s.....s $1,000
o. hisfc Hl- i.....-..t.s.........-..s.. h'i"h
Sn.sflstorg evidence tr ..yaf add soNenct oi zach
bid der ana fsnf ra..sd frrufliy sir Le required
Propu.4s rIrsi b. ,rrrst frrrosua tor Amy Trans
Irrf-l.0n hoyio So. 81 - tie c4,c 4iis be,
sni uou- u b. ererlrsj uIss- they fully comply VIII al
a., ftIll. r,Iu.ft. .. lis sdtcstIssu'eu'.
r,n, WHOM ,piit. Md rin' b" pcrs'sd 70 80
onr. snd - a." is.d bond Tor thr
ftitiful u.FIHrniaref 81 tire s.uus.
10 aIa~ci t. TIE apirova Of tine Qua
eueIa r'ssT.a OIJc' any o. ai
bad, tha rnay ur ufrrrd.
i0lc - nus. be- ia rrsd.r,s ,cfyice IS tie rs, DAY
Of Afi i5 sud tine, VI D.. fcau,g 20 have rsre q;
a.rcs. ~ IN fhe ilify nf Fof LcircnNor'h ld inou
aii other defo. 'n' h- e.'sbi-l - whi they
BE- eonifr unicr'~d vith promptly snd readily.
iiy order q. thu Vu@rcfmas'eT 1sneTa
II. {. HODGES.
,ap'aiu sid =. . NJ, L. >. \.
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NETWORK q NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRAyUENrNr

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1853 COMNENcfN1 MAY 9 1885, iD<.
Passenger Station n NewYork 27.hs aud +shN
Entrance lith-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRk
FOR New Haven T. ok. IA 30 D. M ~ - tf.r J0e
(Exb $3.50, $50 aud tEs.l p. M. -
Tor bridgeport, :, lEx), ilo a. ~, u. Is (Fxl. iue
Lxl $50, 30 and tEx.p p. m.
For Milford ard STAFFORD : n 800. m. $50, $50
Tor Fairfield, Southport and Mestpor, :, li:T IN 3sa
s.50p, N.
Fot Norvs'A $50, L.3o M i2.lS CA, 800 Exh
49,. 49, $3.50, (EXl y. "a.
For DaIien and Orenwish. :, $50 ii;3o = $50 IA
or G.esnwioh $50 II 30 a. III. $50 40 $50 SO
For Stamford, = (tS.l s:T. 1880 a. RID tEKL
Oh 80 40, SO $50 (EK.) p M
for Chester snd informed .ts sta'oux s.1 lt:1$
M. $50 f.aa, $50. t;.1 q.
CONNECrING TRAINS.
tor Boston Vie Springfield 3 8. N. lEx)i 3tEk.l sp"
for Boston via Shoe Lane, l2.l3 tEx.l sp IA
For Hartford aud Springfield. S(iXl i.0 H.; JOSH
49, p =
Mortfrui. -. %. T. Nor hanron
II 30 q. NJ. .
For New Haven Kew London aud sonng,ou Rail, o.As'
M. 1853 3 81.
Fot tana Rail osd ~ u \. II 70 Northampton
Ior finusafouc Rsi'rosi. . a. M 3 4. IN.
F,r N.usafuck Ea.lloai. \ O.. 3 r. m
Tor Ianb,ry and Norwalk Railroad. !, 80 m - o. -.
- ..oTs -leerirg nrs atIch.d 20 TrsiDs
JAMES n. non L. Supersulepdou6
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LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

u SEVENTH COLLtCTlOa DISTRICT, MN YORK
COMPRISING the ELEVENTH and SEVENTEENTH
WARDS ~ the CITY of NEW YORK.
AssEssoEs OYFi.s, Mo-. u sbd4J BiBLk ilousr,
NEW ! DIRK Nov. "a, 1884,
Notice hereby giv.n that plr.usn 10 The Joint H.souon
OF ouzr, 1864 and the Instructions Of The kecTr
tsry Of the 1rrssufy psu.i IA secoTisnce Herewith,
IN. liz, Of the special duty o i've per cent
npon the gnns prohts income leg the year ending cce.
b.I Jst lSG9 ol al Ifsons residing b. iLr D.io j.
ouipned ~ TIA, said s will IonIn ~cren ~ ihc iup-c
lion Of az person. who may sppy in-p~e,hc for
space Of 6e.n days from date h.rso roy ohi. shove
dee mated
Aud fnrhr ths, Immediately snrt the expiration oil ten
Jrv, scnnx snnasy,, from tb. date h.r-o w tie
26th ay Hoyembef 1874 and Tor h days fhsfes-' will
receive and dl.ruine oil appeals To ERRONEOUS OF 81
valuation, Oh en- uIue contained In said list
All app. be a. writing and must ssio tue particular
osuse matter thing respecting which decision Request
ed aud must state the uound OF principle " compa
Of ekOHCL y sifINn"iNNrh
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9nicrral Rcpcnuc.

INTERNAL REVENUE. NINTH DIS
i TRiCI OF NEW YORK, TWELFTH, SiSIIi, AND
TWENTY SECOND WARDS. -. 800.
Assessor. Oyuct, Va. o. Wet ifhst.'
New Yoit Nov. II. iNt
Notice l. hereby owen that pirsIsu 10 tho loii ke.ou
t OF gose.s Of Jus T. 1874 and IT, iu-ffl Is n fh"
~cresry oil Treasury sncd Ia acoIsns hsfrw' i'
nj Z. meat. ioT tns special daty Of iigo I.r ilu
ron the gsins prohs income for the yeu ert.ns De-
3D. 1885, II al esiing ihis district. J. now com
Melted and iii Oh. -sd h. vii remain oji-H o. ne iaspr
don eli ysgss ti9 nay aDg q i1so NJ for the
space ds,. m hr tate hereof my oricD hpos.
j. ,snsied And iurthsf that nincdi@y sirr .1pira
ton oil ten dsys t.Acnng suads Il lie date hereof t.
H. on lie ,bt day oi Soy'ul.f 1884 AID Tor hvo day.
thereafter will reci,~ mi determine a Appeals ra To-
ofroneou, valuations. cuunier.os cogisei
IN sad hot AZ sPpeals mat b. 90 within. sud mast SKATE the
PARTICULAR cause matter, thing c.pcc!. which decision
!. and must state tie round lrDcirs o. error
complained o. HOMl 60 FRASkLIN.
Asse.sor Nidi District. New. York
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pllr-
s.nt 10 tie Joint resolution Of Coasr,,sofJuy l. r6t
and the u.iros ~ the Secretary ~ ibe ficaiary 81 IA
herewith tie st Of CHEESEMAN'S the special
Ia Of tho pruht- ia
cone ioY year ending i,rosmoer o. iss 81 all gcrson.
r.dns in til. dstnet I nlc, d. aud the Ne said
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ppy 10 asl .ct the for HI space ~ ten eays RON the
ds,s h. ROT az my Office No ~ bt0adws, 'li" ely %
New York nnd further thst imn,dili-, the
o: tn ten dsvs ar.said r. wi. On the . iy o Nov,
her vil lecriy. sl determine all appcls rrsivr to
amy -1rousons s.iye valusoi CONTAINED H. ssia lis
Az rppea must made az wIili. and thr ps
tcusr cause thns ge.rvct.ns which decision -
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As.-ssor I'd District. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

QuAHrvanAsr,m'. Ovrrcs, No. n srAvssr,l
Nav ioRs Nov H. Isn@.
CEALED PROPOSALS Will b" received NJ
- I'M, Dfr. until I! u th. 2s irsi. Que Hundred
fmbuAfss Wheeling pattern specification OF when ran De
s.eu Office Mia will be received Tot tue Whoh mum
.r or any 10 on Of H. sna parties oirls ate requested to
.tr. be e 9Th Of time required co'tt' t hunDt iy
I'D Payment 70 be made "a -ach 'nusss ar. PROVIDED ~
t, l. q Thr right 10 Te.orved G! rejecting ~ proposals 10
Lr.ri.d sdsanss.on, Offerings should he ndor'sd y FRO
pos.s for Amtulances" and s,ldrc-..d 20 ,,,,,,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
HUDSON RIVER RAHkOAD.-On ani
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

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Geenuor'. SATUKuAf eycnug-l For syos.e', ., 1910
!. m AMI 4 D. M lStayes cornec, for Cold Sprnk,
Oyster bay and Huntugton For hempstesd Jsmacs saA
MiYheld At : an1 1880 ~. and j, and .. IA.
SUNDAY EXCoksIOS TRAIN = Leaves Ath ST. EssS
Rive. sl5 H. for laplank stopping at all ss,'ons sI-
cent H.rneai and Syosss Tickets this trA
Il, y.,uc, rei.- A. REASONER Superintendent