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Drn GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864
N NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC tOK DOuBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
l. & j. o. WEsT
NO 81 CHAMBERS-ST. NEW-YOpN.
a.. the owner, o. the Patent AMI Exclusive Manufacturers
ofths -. ,,.,,r,.,,
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
Skirt.
This invention consist. Of Duplex lortwo Elliptic s'se
cpns ingeniously braided tightly and firmly together edge
~ ede making Toughest elisc flexible and dur able
Sprn. ever used enabling the wearc In consequence OF IT.
rrd esicity aud hcxb~ness 10 place and fold the Art
when In use c,siy and iii the convenience as sik
or u.n dress entirely obyste and siences tho only OBJ
sctions 10 Hoop skirts viz the annoyance to tho weaer A.
well the public especially IN crowded assemblies carriages
oad car church pe-, crowded place from the
difficulty Of contracn. them and occupying small space
hi, en- ely rrroyes difficulty while giving tho sht tbs
usra full and syrrrica form and the gh;est and most
.yl.h and rracef appearance for the greet opera PRONE
made or house dIes l,dy having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spns Skin, Tor single day, VII aiterard Willingly
dpep,e the Of them. They the be.t quality M
ey ~ psr by the ,hcst most durable comfortable and
economical Skirt mado Merchants Will be supplied ms above
and ladies' IN 5 class retail stores an tins city and
thron ghout the different States. -. ...,,,<
tK- INQUIRE FOR THE "DUPLEA ELLlrI'
SPRING sklRE
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CHIzP QUARrERxAsTER's OFFICE.


No i3 Cincinnati, o., November, u, i5ba> .
| PROPOSALS are invited By the undersigned
| ! until WEDNESDAY, December :. 1864. al IL O'clock
ill.,, for furnishing this Department ov conffact VIII
! INFANTRY TROWSERS-S Il. ker-ey. Army Standard
SHELTER TENTS. Of 22i inch Duck weighirs o. 10
the lineal yaTd-Army standard "a,
To be made IN accordance with specifications adopted oy
the Qaermaster Department copy OF which can De see"
q. this Office
Also for the immediate delivery OF
PETROLEUM OR WATER PROOF PAPER,
o. which Diddess will furnish samples. - .
Sample. of the standard articles be seen 81 the oce OF
Clothing aid Equipase in this city - 60. -
10 be delivered tree charge II the United states nspec
Warehouse in this city in good new packages Win s
nau of the party furnishing Kind and quantity of goods
distinctly marked on each article and packa-e. 49,,
Parties offering goods must distinctly state IN Their od
the quantity they propose to iuuish the price, ana Aie OIL
delivery =.
Samples when submitted must BE- msrAei aid numbered
spond with the proposal and the perte thereto must
that the goods shall be- Ia every respect equal to
Army STANDARD otherwise the proposal VIII not he considered
guarantee signed by responsible persons, M st ac
company each bid guaranteeing that the bidder VIII supply
the article, awarded 60 him u.i-r bis proposal - -
ock noon this office and bidders requested to %
Awards will be made on Thursday December 9, lsA
Bonds will be required that the contract NJ" be sithiuy
fulfilled.
Te!e,run. relating 10 Proposals y III no; be noticed
Blank Proposals Contracts snd bonds may 10 o.
tanned az this Office 49, a.,
The riga, reject any bid deemed unreasonable Is rs-
served. 80.
niore envelope Proposal for there insert the o. the
article offered 4 :" and 1tdre,s Col. WEI. W. McKIM.
Chief Quirternsster, Cincinnati Depot.
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proposals
OyvicR OF TEE DRYor QCARTERnAsfkR,
FokT LEAsEHWOgrH, KANsAs. November 10, 1865.
NR0p0GAIS EOR ARNIX TRAkSpORT'

FoKI LEAsEswosrH, KAssAs. November 10 isst
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
TION-sealed PROPOSAL. win be received .. shi. oae.
until u O'Clock. the sst day Of December. 1854 for tho
Transportation Of Military Supplies during tho year 1855,
RoUrs No. I-From Fort. Le,vsuworh, Laramie. .na
above yen on the bank Of the Missouri River north
Leavenworh and south Of atidude ~ degee, north 70
9s. bsfo Z. Dc and Th e ' Of
Latitude a degrees north and of longitude ia degree.
west snd in the territory Of Colorado north of 20 degree.
which they will transport. said in each Of the months
non april September nsuiss the year ri ls 2i. iii.
State Kansas and the town of Kansas in the Sse Of Ms.
sonr 70 any post' or are or nay be m
latitude ~ degrees NORTH. drawing supplies from Fort
Leavenwohh, and to Fort Union n NJ, or other depot
an6 and any other point points the route Bidders
state the rate per 100 poud' 100 mile; az which tey
September, inclusive Of the yrsy 1865
Rourr No. 3-Fron For onion such other depot as may
stations that are OF may be established in thai Ttrfcry and
to such po'tso stations msy be IN ,ne
west Bidders state the rate 100 pounds Pc, 100 ms.
which they viii transport said store; each % e months
The weigh, to be Transported each year WIZ no. e1sea
10000 pound. Route No. isg ~ pounds on Route
No additional per centsgc will be paid Tor the transportation
of bacon, herd bread pine lumber shinse' or any other
Bidder. should give their in fu well their place
Of residence and each propoI so.i Os Dy
yesnonsbls persons guasneeng thst in oonrsc, is
awarded tie mentioned in ,hs proposal 70 the pare.
the contract will be accepted and entered into aud
,d a,d ent security furnished by said parties in accord
ance with the terms Of this advertisement,
The amour, OF bonds required viii be a. follows;
On Route No i......'...''''''.''.'.''''Hn ooo
On Route No. 2...........s..s....'.''s.. IDlW0
On Route No. oV'''J
Sai.f,cory evidence of hs loyalty and soycncy Or each
bid der snd p.r.on offered security viii be rc9ueE
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals forArmy Trans
port alton On Route No T." or 3" Us tho may be.
and none will entertained unless they fully comply with al
the requirements Of this advertisement.
Psrte. TO whom awards made must beprepsrcd 10 ex,
cute once and give the required bonds Tor tbs
faithful performance a the same a
Contract. will be- ade sub Get the approval OF the Quar-
.rmascr General the right reserved TO REJECT any or al
bids that may be offered. ,
must BE- in readiness FOR service by the hrT day
o. pri 1885, they will be required to have place ot
agencies at to vicinity of Forts eay.Ewor and Union
md other dcpot that may Be established which they may
be communicated with promptly aud readily.
- II. c. HODGES.
CAPTAIN and a. .. NJ. u. :.
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Menu Publications:
sWRNIiE MOST ORIGINAL AND POWEh
Full NOVEL Or THE SEASON"
HARPER & BROTHERS, hEW'fohh'
Foolish This Day:
MARGARET DENIILS HlSIOh'
ANNOTATED by UER HUSBAND.
4 NOVEL.
8yo. Psnr. 70 Cents

Margaret Denz. History Ia the nos' orisin" 'n'
erlu novel Of the season 1t confirms pot and ino''s"
enough for haf score Of sensation tales, yet 80 "~''
ov managed tin. until the close the reader iaIs 70 Pico
how mas,erly the skill VISA II ia drama IN "hch w.
event and episode arranged from the first scene '"e
est c.rcsnsance apparently Incidental or ic'deh,' -"
bearing upon all follows. The charae'er though
out fthe common rse OF life srti'iissy true LOT
throughout in perfect consistency with ther nht"re'
Are al eas. ioar Characters which afe stsoloey "e'"
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WEBER PIANO FORTE

i admitted the BEST Piano Fortc made, because the
maker besides bcns practical OF long experience Is
also sTHOROUGH MUSICIAN, thu. combining advantages
possessed by other manufacturer in the uued States
Such is the testimony Of b. Mills Robert Heller Geo +.
Bri,ow, Wm Maon &. Jerome Hopkins. Chas Fradel Max
Marekek Carl Anschntz. John Zunde Maurice srakosch,
Giovanni Sconca aud every good musician In the United States
Al musical admit their great superiority Ware
rooms No. is West Broadway, near Canal'st'
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CUPERB ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
y FOR THE COMING
CHRISTMAS SEASON.
FOREST PICTURES
ADIRONDACKS.
JOHN A. HOWS,

WITH ORIGINAL PORNs 81 ALFRED H. STREET
The noble seies Of Illustrations IN this volume depicting The
Focs, Scenery Of that great primitive wilderness lying IN tie
northern part Of growing yearly in tie favor o.
Artists. Tourists and sporiHiea arc from the pencil Of MI
JOHN A. HOWS. whose illustrations 10 Bryanis fores
Hymn hlse been universally admired
The Mo~1 aius Lakes Cascades aud Forests Of the Adron
daes still Iean oil the features OF the primitive wilderness
and perhaps portion OF country affords as grand van
ETY. Of subject. for TIE Artists pencil.
The present work contains sixteen large fupased views
engraved wood with great fidelity each drawing preNe'
with original POEM by hLiRFD b. STREET, our ackno"i
edged foremost poet the forest The drawings are bodei
and striking Than those in the artist, previous wors and
render the book tic most
ORIGINAL AND ARTISTIC Fss
Volume produced rom the Amer Press.
All tie mechanical features OF tc boo arc executed in the
best manner It /, printed heavy richly tinted psper End
bound in various ee CANT styles.
The work in every way commcuG sefto tie lover OF the
picturesque and 10 the friend Of American Art
As A GIFT Book RoR CHHIsTNAs SEASON 1T WILL
BE oyE OF THE MOST ACCEPTABLE AND ELEGANT
Will be ready for delivery Dec J.
In CLOTH bsye'ei boards gilt edge and sides price So 80
IN fGl Turkey Morocco 50.
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Corporation Notifies.

INJECTION NOTICE.-PurSuant to the pro-
Ia Visions of the Laws OF this State public notice I, hereby
by the Common Council Of the City OF NewYork ths
an election wi held in the several Election Districts OF ts
several srJs OF said city, the first tn, sday Of December
next being the .iAh cf December 1904 The Polls MI
he held AZ e several places which have been duty designs'ed
by the Common nC the places az which elections sf
b. held in said District during the present year, ana the rolls
will De opened sunrise and remain open uni sunset "hen
they will be- hilly closed.
The officers 10 be voted for such election are the follow
ins .
An Aiernsn IN each ofhe Ade-msnc nstrcts having IN
odd designation. viz: Fret Third t4th esraiA'
Ninth Ecyefb, Thirteenth. Fifteenth and Seyenseehih.
Six Counr. ilcn In each Senatorial District. 49, 90
One Gonna ,oncr of Common Schools for the frs D,'
trc comprins he First, Second Third Fourth Fih sAh
and Eighth Wards.
One Commissioner of Common Schools for the Second Die
t comprising the Seventh, Tenth. Thirteenth and Four
tcenth Wards
One Commissioner of Common Schools for the Third Dis.
trct. comprising the Ninth aud Sixteenth Wards
Commissioner of Common schools for the Fourth Dis
rc comprising the Eleventh and Seventeenth Wsrds.
One Commissioner of Common Schools for the tith Dis
trc, comprising the Fifteenth and Eighteenth Wards.
One Commissioner Of Common Schools for the sixth Dis
rct comprising the Twentieth and Twenty trst Nerds
One OF Common Schools for The Seventh Dis
rc. comprising tho Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty second
Wards.
One Trustee OF Ccrnwon SCHOOL, for each Ward.
Aud I'LL such other School Ohles "a are now say va
cant. BY order of the Common Nouncil. ,.,, -
NEW YORK November Is, 1864
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Just Published:
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WAR LYRICS.

ILLUSTRATED on WOOD BY O. c. BARLEY
This volume is an eegan, AT Monument Of the Wax II
contairs selection Of spirited Lyrics by Boher sioddard
S;ednln and Others, depicting The pa,hos end the herosm
the war each poem Illustrated by large upased drawing
from the matches pcac OF r. o. {. BARLEY The engraving
and printing been executed in the most perfect manner
IT IL MOST APPROPRIATE AID ELEGANT OF ThE
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Nh barley spirited aud beautiful drawing Bound in various
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full Turkey morocco. SO
JAMES G. GREGORY, Publisher,
No $50 Broadway, New York
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Mem Publications.

THE OUS-SEMINAL SYSTEM: IL, dts
1 DIsEasEs and their PROPER TREATMENT Eihh
Ed;t;,n. fr dc H.. of Sufferers. BY CHARL.s H. hAh
nosD formerly Professor o; Special ,,So An1,S W2RNER
p,b;b., No ye.eys or the author. No 81 East zth''.
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OPYIcf or Army CLorBIso AND EoUIPAGE,
1,urI rru X n Hex. ARn.e

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20, 1901
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until II O'Clock SATE RDAf ID De EN-
Der next supply the Arsenal it'll tho follow
ins articles:
Blankets. wooden army standard.
Canton Flannel, army s.sndaid
Cavalry Guidols army siandssd.
inch Yellow Norsted Lace amy stiniard
Machine Thread tstewurt.l No. 10. samples required
Wilmantic Cotton. blsck, No. 40, samples Iequired
Flannels for shirts or Linng samples required
Peeged Bootees for Prisoners OF " samples required
Wax Upper Leather best quality OAK tanned from slaughter
hides wei finished and stuffed 20 weigh not less than sova
ounce. 10 the squsre foot
sole Leather, best quality, oskt1nnrd from Bueno Ayre
la Pa;s hides weigh not less than pounds per side
Both Sole and Wax Upper Leather to be subject to nspec
ton and 70 be Of suitable quality and substance To- making
Amy Boots and Booees
Each bid be guaranteed By two responsible persons,
whose signatures be appended 20 the guarantee ard
hed 20 g. ben. good and sufficient security for the
nvolvrd BY public fnc,.ongiy Of ,se United States
Bids deiau.p contractors and those that do not tel
comply with the requirements OF this advertisement vii nos
be cou,iiefed
Blank proposals.. embracing the Of the
required la each bid D. had application al this
Oce aud Others which do not embrace tine iafsnie
viii be considered will any poposs DO considered which
doe. strictly conform TO the requirements therein stated
The bids tho number and quantity Of each knd or
article proposed TO be delivered .
Proposals. be- Endorsed Proposals. for Army Supplies
stating IT.. envelope the particular article bid tof
HERMAN BitoS. Coz OuareEmastes Department
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~ FIN " III ~ OONN NVI.D MLINL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are no" considered
the br. IN Europe well this country having received the
nat Prize Medal the Worlds Exhibition IN London lb2
Tho principal why tho Seinway Pianos superior
20 all Others is tha. tho firm composed OF ave practical
piano makers ahr aud four sons who invent all their
o, and under whose personal supervision
every part Of the instrument Is manufactured NMerooms
Nos and ~ East Fourteenth between Union Square aud
Irving Place New York.
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CHIEF QrARrFRxAsrERs OFFICE
No itl CINCINNATI. Nov. %. 1854.
CPECIAL NOTICE-SHELTER TENTS.

The from hi. oaoe dated Nov q 1864 Tor
SHELTER TENTS. ii hereby modified as regards the width
OF the material which be So inches wide wei .lug
% the lneag yard instead OF %, niche.
Bidders informed that the specifications require the
material be thoroughly we,;ei and shianS before being
made mp.
reference viii be given Cotton Duck, aud Tents u
be received material weighing less than the line
yard. .o NM w. McklM,
Chief ousr.ermas,er Cincinnati Depot.
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NEW MUSIC-"MARYLAND'S FREE"
IN Song and ChOrus-poetry by Roy 0loHaE LASsSeTAi
ron suthor Of No Slave beneath that Starry Fas Music
by NJ FORTUNE Price 20 cents nslcd free This h one Of
the best Song. thst has been published for long time. Edit
pspsr cou,siuins notice HORACE WATERS Publisher,
Nv. al EI.slway, N \.
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'THE FRIEND OF PROGRESS.

MONTHLY
NUMBER FOR DECEMBER.
CosrEsTs
4 Plea for the Macune.-By Julius Dickers0n.
Tie Thought thu. Burns la or ne-by Rev y. b. froth
inglam.
kden and Gcthsemane Poctfy1 BY. NC h.
New Bcrne " C.-By Miss Anna Gardner.
Homo Life.-By IL. II.
Religious O.gahlkafion.--Hy {. NJ. l.
The Home: Woman 10 True OwneL--By J. X Inssls.
Tie Kinder Garten.--By Mr.. Louie Pollock.
Lovers Bower fIoeiIy.l-By u. Helen lnshsin
Rome and Ieeson
Minor Topics. notice.. Sc,
For sale BY all NcwsdoacI..
single copies 20 cents; ~ per year
4. NJ. PLUMB L CO.. PublisLers,
No. "a Canals., N. Y.
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Published tiiis day.
GOLDEN LEAVES
" from the
AMERICAN POETS.


COLLECTED BY JOHN ". ;. HONS
In one ICmo. volume, Handsomely printed on toned
paper and elegantly bound in green velum cloth uniiorn
with
GOLDEN LEAVES FROM TIE BRITISH POETS.
Combined thee VOLUMES afford ia believed the oes'
selection Of British and American Poetry that has yet been
made The collection melodies nearly oil the celebrated minor
poes the stamp os public favor and not the collectors ind
vdua taste being tire test TO which the submit
ted The convenient size Of the volumes tho betu'y Of the
paper ard the printing the elegance Of their external
appearance all unite commencing them to persons Of taste
and culture.
ismo, beyeled boards, gil. top. Price lelch,i ~ So
JAS. g. GREGORY, Publisher,
No. $40 Rrosdway. New.i OH.
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rINlllS MORNING,
II n. H. MACY
WILL OPEN
THE MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
HOLIDAY GOODS
EVER EXHIBITED III THE CITY.
TO MAZE ROOM
WHICH WE MUST have,
WE ARE CLOSING OFT, - . 100 -
ALL OUR HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, -
HOSIERY &C
r. H. MACY.
No, ia aud DC SIXTH AVE-. -
NEAR FOURTEENTH ST
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"O ADVERTISERS

YINO BOOKSELLERS and PUBLISHERS
ANY party holding suy number Of copies Of CORN IN
THE BLADE" tDeby Jackson, N. Y 1900 not second
hand will Ind cash purchaser by addressing or applying TO
J. ~ Err, Once American Baptist No 81 PsrkHow, koou,
~ ~
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Y,HE QUEEN OF THE COUNTRY:
III BIZ TuR AUTHOR OF

IL
MARGARET AND her BRIDESMAIDS, "
i pubAed with an American dedication which peases
We anticipate great sale for t. 3, start. vigorously
ECHOES OF THE GUM OF 1861,
4. the response OF two lads to tia. Echo
Fun, Adventure HerouI, sud manly &c command: whch
makes each hero give charm, no boy can resist
FRANKS CAMPAIGN. or What boy Car Do. by
HoIsto Alger j., Is great success The boys can IL
everybody enthusiastic in rs praise All tie New OK
Booksellers sell them LORlNG, Publisher.
NEW BOOK, by the Author Of 1.-The Lamp
IN lighter, HAUNTED HEARTS AN Absorbing
Story" Price 81. Sold by all booksellers.
MUSIC OMNIBUSl-COMPLET i, 500
lvl tunes for violin Cute, hfe corpct 81. OMNIBUS
No loo tunes ~ sets auadrics 100 contra end fancy
marches etc. 81 IS OMNIBUS No 2850 tunes. 200 Irish
and airs. hornpss jig etc also 100 duets for two
violins or violin aud flute 81 Is. Any Book Music
mailed free. FREDERICK BLCME No. 200 Bowery.
DIARIES FOR 1s65.-All kinds, from %
IL cents to 90 each, for sale BY The Publishers:
SINO ADVERTISERS.
II THE WATERFOWL REF ORMER, DAILY and Weekly
vublished al Waertown Jefferson County. ~ T., have to-
xether circulation Of 600 Copies and ss Advertising
E.~ l THE WEEKLY kEFORMER eireols.ss over
400 CopesreachnS every neghborhocd IN Jefferson Coun
a. and large numbers Of people IN the adoning o'es OF
81 Lawrence, Oswego and Lewis TERMS moderate, com
pared with prices for Advert.ngin City Journals heisr to
s. SINCLAIR, Publisher Tribune, or to s. III. PET
TiNGILL- L Co, Advertising Agents, New. YoIh
Propretors
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IMPROVED IRON FRAME SQUARE
PIANOS at REpvcgp cash PRICES
] O. DAvIES No. IS. Ereeme 81.
DIANOs. MEL.ODEONS. HARMONIOUS
cTEINWAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL

sole depot for re9u5e superior iiarmoniuris, whole
and retail Prices 100 5000. Instruments 10 LET
j. NJ FELTON,. No. Sill Broadway. New ork
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Mem publications..

Mem Publications..
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l.
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20 cents. n
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GOOD old story in poetca version the book is n The
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book ever made. 80 ccais.
ROBINSON CRUSOE.
In similar style as Red Riding Hood the charm Of lie boys
" w.
ALB UNI PICTURES IN OIL CoLoho
These elegant pleasing and instructive card, ,o axe , no
known as gens Of American ar that Wriei''" AVN
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hest in the market and host of other good things
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