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Posr-OrTcy DEPARrnrw
WAsHIyGroS. d. G., Oct. ~ -
PROPOSALS. FOR LETTER.BALANCM


PROPOSALS FOR LETIER.BALANCn
SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received Of tan -
men, until the 18Th day Of DECEMBER next, aHs, -
ron Tor furnishing Lever-Bsanre, for ,he 's -
oare. In the United States for ore yer IRON sae -
3l.t day Of December next o: tas following ses"1"
namely; 4. ... .,, ,i,2,-s
,..igu, 10 b. .yad,d down TO cuar-f ounces Va
.nnno..d about 90 vii be required Tor one srs ...
XII balances caYahlr Of weighing two Poahi. csr y,
weight to be graded down e. hlli ounces VI '-
rossd about 100 " IN be required for ore yeS ,sh
P,rf.c. correc,uess will be required IN ine o. -
furnished a. well 80 streng h and cur.t.aiy
s.nplrs of each description o. bAA.ss ml'' =
each bid aud the bidder who may oOisn or ~ ~ ~
b. reauir,d 70 furnish Balances ordered o. sA''
re- p.ct. equsl 10 the sample. . ,..,Sh,h
F.ch Balanc~ must b. well and seeurry pses"
for transportation. ali ,hrv t,b
The Balsnc.s mus, be delivered free OF su'vI,,rs
Rl,us Agency OF the Po.t-ofice lepsfinfn n r,1a
ID. e. where the same WI be sceeP;ec A '0sH""
aud elusl 20 the samples. 4. s,3itc. N
T,ch bidder must furnish with bis pFoPo'e' "'"
ability 10 comply with h,s bid ..,,-,,t
Two sufficient surees vii be required 20 -, rrpes
failure to furnish the Bssnces - eohuses III h -
or the furnishing Of those Of Sn inirrlot Sa,r,s
su,iieent cause aor foteur" O. me sbs ,gvoPs
Pmpo.as must b. udogsed on the os"s,S % de fn<
/" Proposal, for Letter Bslances, AND . n
A..i.,sn, master DrntNTIs0N Postmaster
~ iAwbwW W. DhNN'S'1' -,
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CTEINWAY ( SONS
y GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
DIA - n T. q II n r.

Plan . T. q X Il t. >.
ave row sed the bes, insrumsn. in America 40
well a, in Europe having taken Thr!yfro FUH Pyeni1n'
fd and Silro M,dl al the Principal Fairs beld IN TINS
conntry whn year. and IN addition thereto they
were awarded First Prize Medal at tie Orat International
Exhibition In London. lobl, iof
powrryrt CLEAR BKILLIASr AND SYMPATHETIC TONE
with -1ceence OF wokmap SHOWN Ia grand aud square
PI,sos =, ,.,
for petition and the special cpsre,pondont OF iN i"e
aye A., , l. .
Mr,srs sryrSvAYp udorscDcn' by the jurors 10 eni
phc and stronger and 20 the point tran s OF any
European msker. 49, FL, 4,
"1n greatest triumph of American Panoforte' in tns
he. us.d Il. nn.ics circles ,hfoughout the con
fin.n and n. re.ui the Messr. srRiswAr are IN constant
rer.p. OF order Europe thus insogrargs new pas
Ia tie history o American Pianooe, by creating IN them
an ~, ic.r Of 81 port" -,
LyERr srMSwAr PnSoyoRrE IL WARRANTED ToH fiVs
irAga
Among, ne m,uy snd mos yau,he important Improve
ue, iu;rodIc-d Mc,n. steirwsy son Ia shciT 'ia'
fores. ,..
10 directed ~ ib'g
Psrkxr AeRAvyE ARuASsrsyNr. -
fFor which letiefs patent granted hein nov 10 o'
The vain. ani importance of this invention having os
pr.r:ealy te..d during period of n,sny sr ,rr- oy
S.r.Hyl Sous. IN all th-ir Gf ads and highest priced square
Piuofrc. aud admitted 20 b. the greatest Improvement o
modern times they that they have determined
10 iufodnc- er Pscui Asrssr Arrlneemcnt IN eroy
piIaafrf spcfwct ~ hem, pH ~ i'r,d" ~ u. c'i'
In order that oil th-r patron. may reap the iu advantage Of
~ a iul oyrn
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.EW YORK MILITARY AGENCIEs.
DEPARTMENT oy THy INTERIOR, }
tSITyD srArss PATENT OTyrcK,
WAsmsGToN. Nov. 10. 1865. y
AN THE PETITION of JOHN McCOILUM


" Of York T. psynx for the extension Of patent
snsd him 2Jd day Of March. 1852, or improve.
mrnt In CRACKER MACHINES. for years from th.
expiration tof d patent which tales place the2Jd day Of
March. lg,6
IT is ORDERED tia, the said petition be heard st the
Patent Cic. MONDAY. the 9th day OF MARCH nett. at
CLOCK aud all p-fsors notified 10 appear and show
cause any they have Why said petition ought not to DO
granted ,
fer.on. opposng tie extension required TO he In the
ra.u Ofce their objections, specially set forth In whiting
frefy days before the day Of hearing; all testimony
either party used at the said hearing must De
transmitted In accordance with the Tues " tho
oaic.. which will b. furnished on application.
D,podtous aud other pspers relied upon ne testimony,
mu.t BE- I'd Office eny days before the day Of
Ing the Argument II sny, With day. after ming tie tes
timCny.
Ordered also ha, this notice be published In Tie Chroni
Gle and The r,eli iseicsr. Washnston D. C.. and The
Tribune Newly y. " week for three successive
webs III. hr,t Of said publications to be a ca ssy days
previous to the day Of hearing.
T. {. TIEAkER, Commissioner Of Patents
p s-FditO OF the above papers will please copy, and
sed h. bill. to the Patent Ohcs with paper containing
this notice.
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fost ano fonno.

q U1M REWARD. D.-STRAYED or STO.
R lVO LEN from the grounds Of th. snb.criber, a.
New Rochelle pair Of chestnut sonel HORSES. aud
years Old Esch horse has three ~hits feet and the
forehead Their foetops cut short and tails loos Eng
bob Any person returning said horses giving Information
SIMEON LELAND. metropolitan Hotel kowYoIk
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OFFICE DrPor CozsissAar op srss,,sxc- !,
WAsHSero1, u. G., Nov 10 ~
Posr-cFyTcE DE9NkrHrys
NAsHIyGToS, d. C., Oct q. nal
FOR WRAPPING PAPER

Posr-cFYIcB DE2AkfHyl \
WAsHIYGToS. u. C., Oct q. s1l
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER
AND TlvINR. II
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received 1t tah Dsa
iru, an u the lrh dfy Of December next a. Eo. sa
Tor furnishing WRAPPING PAPER aud TWISE ixk =
o the Pos,O IL the u1ited s,es or one year RAD
sfer the 3lss day OF December EeXt
The said articles to b. delivered Tree e1penv ahsa
Ageucies Of the PosOfcs Dopsrtrlsnt At " ssAaga Dc
New-York City and Bu.slo NewYors.
The e,'imaiel quantity Of each article and ns Vf5
thereof required at each Agency " ;y. ehik
DisIRiIL II No !, 4T v WASulsS.2Si - d; Z. is PC
materis ad quality equal IN all respect. TO Tat nov h
the DersgtIpeII ard to weigh 2, pounds to tie alsd
ream to contain 20 perfect ihfes
10 pounds o. Ju,e or other suitable 1wine, hsaxS
sud In balls TO w-ish sbout one poand eseh
20o pound, oi cosrse Hemp Twine. about sneex5s ~
nch ia diameter, and IN balls to ~ssa hom u 70 pcb
'''D' DISTRICT No. ., NEw.yoRK CIrYxI
f2oo resm, Of Wr,pping Paper, similar 10 that tecrbss
the .timaie for District NO. /.
g7oU pound. Of lpte or other Twins sru to sisi nh
descri,ed In the estinis,es Tor DisiIic. No. ].
90 pounds Of coarse Hemp Twne similar to that ~
d''f bPsTRgf PTfGR S Ht So ':t & stFshl6 pi IS
10000 resn,. Wrapping Paper, similar 20 that dessrsst
District No. J.
.cIibsd Tor the OF District No:
coo ponnds of coarse Hemp T8ine similar To ttsfS
second description in the estimates 'oF District NoL
| Proposals win be received tor sach article s-PssIo
fof each District oE al the ertccs ani1so
Districts 49, ,,.,
1r coursc. or contracts viii De svsrded 20 the 'sa
he, b der 10 bc det smiust after careful tEalisan
~. rutposr oil s.certanius which h'i VIII IN iu prszs
| spl,s he ,no q ad, antaceou- to the Department
n the districts should b. recons'Elciei or r'ti'd No.
h,r NJ auy ofthen outnuod the ,riics skt cee
A. sch rlSo. or pac,. a. the iostm4.rOe,sn 'sal at
nate. ~ pro rata rates. va -, 4
Ard the Postmaster General reserves to hn.ef oe ea.S
increang OF reducn. the quantity o t1s Hiises esur
aud usued ia th. sl,Iti..mrnt II lie ska- enSse' P'
20 do p.,oxr~
Ssup =, OF snch articles as are now a.ed nue f~3S'
can b- seen a. either OF the sblye-nsmed s4shass
Bidders viii send .anpies o. such a'te'e' " u'' r~
10 furnish with their b.d-. II, ...,.,ss. 4
Ench bidder mus. furnish with h proposss - ~
III. sbiIi;y TO comply with II, bid srd csrnese ..
nearest Postmaster that such guarantors are
Liable citi,. ns Inust sl-o accompany IN; pfoposa
Two sgtrieut surrties will he required 20 ae'tst -
f.ilrr. 10 furnish the zrticle ariicrs cot'soN
,rouptly or the auishing Of article inferior etn
csed ,or v II De considered sufficient e4uss or Inss~
ure of the Contract ~, -, II, - - n
considered -, 49, x>
b H. nam Of the article articles contracted iots.
hitter containing them sddfessed "a the first taASn
master General Washington, ID. 4. -
". DESNlSoS. Postmsstertrsa
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DUBLIC NOVICE is hereby given by the snb.

DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given by the sub
,crber behafofths Board ofrru-to~s ofthe Pr-'by
tssn Chmeh IN Ruser'. In ,he 'isy Of Now ora INA,
ground and Vaults Of said Church HOu.ous between
Chrys and Fonyth' IT. and not claimed by relatives or
friends will be- removed pursuant TO svf authority from
such Burial ground and 'aols and re Inferred IN Woodswn
Cemetery That such removal VIII commence At the capif,
of days from the ht publication Of this notice aud
will b. continued thereafter from day 70 day until all
claimed remains shall have been removed. Any further In
formation desired be obtained from Charles J. Day Tn
dertskeE No. 10 Nos. Iaths Dated Ne~.iork, Novem-
WIN K. HlNM,S. Pre.t Board of Trustees.
MATHEW BIRD, Treasurer
TINHE TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL RE-
i PORT AND DIRECTORY OF THE ASSOCIATION
FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF TIE POOR, be.
nr ready subscrben will be supplied early pr.o
cable ., their redences Immediately by calling at the
office, No % Bible House Asor place Tie olown. Office
Of the Association aud Chairmen Of III. Ward Committees
authorized to receive subscriptions viz:
JAMES BROWN. President, No 50 Walst
JAMES BooRsAS VieoPre.ident No - Washington square
JAnls LKsox, Vice President, No. 81 Finh ave
HoxATfo ALLEN. Vice PRECEDENT No. Is Clinton place.
Alb. wETAoRE. Vice President, No. 81 Vs.eyh
JoHS G. GKEkS, Vics.Prs.!dent, No. II southst
II. D. MISTuRS. Treasurer. No. "a south.t
Wsrds WARDS.
w Bossrda. ~ CsdAr't IA David Terry, ,iss Mulberry
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H. VIM A. Walker, % shsr. st.
Wst.
r. n HARTLEY, Secretary, No. % Bibls House.
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Musieal Instruments.

A NEW GOLD-MEDAL PIANO.
n LINDE MAN L sons
oCELEBRATED AND UsRQuALED
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO-FORTIGS
Were awarded the late Fair Of the American Institute
The
FIRST. PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL,
For
NOVELTY SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLENCE. .
similar te,tnoni,s have been awarded these Uneqnaed
instruments wherever they have been Exhibited Ia compet
ton The Cycod Piano hss superiority o sctnai D~odous
nower and purity sud vocaity OF tone over suy Square
piano perfection Of touch just ehancai con',fnctiou,
sscnrns novelty zace and strength and wi a IN ,ne
louger than sny other Of Piano. Wsreooms NO lie
Roy ace Bleeckerst, one block west ot bfoao"ay'
Send for our new Gold Medal Circular
g MEXICAN Union COMPANY" Manu-.
n f,c,urer, of the NEW. FJRSTCLASS. ORGAN
TONED PIANO, EorAI, If not SUPERIOR to any WAR
RASTED in every particular. ,e- D.. =.
WARREROOMs and AGENCY" No @' broome.s'.
DIANOS-CUMMING ~ JENNiS. NO.
il 7as Broadway.-The instruments produced py this nnn
are Of the very Gr.t class, and we are nloea mat &
The public will do well TO look to this
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6orscs. Carriages, &r.

NARRIAGES.-A large assortment OF CAR
I nI,UPs and HARNESS OF the best material and d. .ish
and at The lowest prices Several ,h Express NaeoW snd
,op and no top Bus.ic,. ROSS TUFTS, No u teAr o.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

HOUSE for SALE, No. l-3 East Twenty
tri pos.es.iou lst oMay good brick house price,
$1,000 Apply to g. PARTRIDGE. No. :! Front,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

EOR SALE-1'hree-story Brick HOUSE, No.
L 9s7 West Twen,y--Iihs, ls feet inches by - Lot
fee, > inches VIII rent for y 200 aDnJm frcc
5000. Apply to Z. 4. BULKLEi. No. - Wsllst
Janucey. court
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

TOR SALE-A FACTORY, with good water
l trout dock Sc scoc.-ibs TO ye.ses oi barge SIZE
tbrou,bou, lie wear ALBERT KOLlER,
No iy} Waicr.,. New \ orb.
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STEINWAY & Sons,

WARFROOMS Nos n II FAST FOURTEENTH ST.
Brtwesn Union ..auare aud Irving .place, Newf
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NOR SAIE-L0TS on rillr. r.tillh and FIlty.

NOR SALE-A FARM, of IL or 80 acres,
l. I'd, mi, tree. buidirx, uaru fcsnt scenery springs
for ,rou, ponds Sc Enquire Of JOHNSON or soothwieA
aud Wood No. 30 Liberty-s,.
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EARM for SALE-I57 Acres. 81 900; near
i Csyurs Lake. JOHN L. WuLELOCh' ithaca, iomp'
hin. Comfy. n. Y.
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:. u. MIls VIZ. Mason. A. H. PtAsx.
Ronsar Cor rpp,cx RoBrHr HgLLER. D. l. RITTER,
HHsHY 4. Tim Ns BEHGn. GAIL W oLEsoHN.
D. l.. RirryR y. BRasDEs, A. DAVIS,
Gso ". MORGAN, ThEo MoELLISo, t.yos BRErNisa,
aTngo THorAs r. Muuo TmKo. EisrsLD,
MAI MAgErlzK. CARL ASscHrrr tAkL BER6aA>s.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

w NflN NI'I4Is IVN IN ! fN'7' F'ff t'l 7tt'''''
Tho steamboat dock al Cornwall, the Hudson River
lss feet water front bs 23 deep large brick dwelling
hou- barn end buildings The premises >,vamto
Wharfage. w pay good interest the iIvesmeGt Apply
to j. Il. BROWN, No. Coenties slip.
I AND OFFICE.-B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. Park place Dealer in Us. Lands :. Land Scrip
L. ) Land Wsrrsns LAND Tor SALE on credit some tor
exchange
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V,HE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND

ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF
NEW-YORK-OFFICE No 81 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK CITY-Wi buy srd sill Real Estate the agent Of
others Ia all parts Of the United stos especially in the
South will negotiate Loan. Real Securities VIII facilitate
Emigration snd IN transact all business IN which respon-
-he sgent known and trusted by all ut.cats mey be
fully employed. JOHN A. ANDREW, fresidrut
FRAST T. HOWE Vice President AID General Agent North
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ORANGE COUNTY (N. " FARM for

u STEAD COMPASY.-for SALE. 80 COTTAGES and
El.gaut DWELLINGS at = 80 70 t9oO0. Within twelve
months have unt and sold loo dwellings and have IN
progress and under 10 Coa.e, and Elegant Dwell
hng- SALE. CHAS h. MILLER, Atlantic ave, East
New York oT No. 9Willoughbys st, Brooklyn.
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OHIO RIVER BOTTOM LAND. -2.Ii2

~ Acres in Lewis County, k-utucsy miles from forts
mouth eu.cy covered with oak and other yalua BIZ tmevr
Must be sold before the 10th OF pe eub.r ana will therefore
disposed Of very low rate FOR particulars n9uue AZ
ofhce OF AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND AGENCY,
No. 81 Broadway.
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Boaro an0 Rooms.

no LET WITH BOARD.--A fine large front
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all Druggists. dll-2w
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DIED.

,ABELL.-On the 18th inst. Christopher c., son of
the late Christopher Abel.
=, CUNNINGHAM.-On the 18th inst, Ann Eliza
Cunningham, wife of VIM. II. Cunningham, in the
46th year Of her age.
C00PER.-On the 14th inst, after lingering i'll
ness Maria Louisa, in the 9th year of her age
sort of John H. Cooper, eldest daughter of Henry and
Mary Ann Bailey.
DAILY.-On the 14th inst, Francis Daily, a ma
tive of County Monaghan, ireland, in the seth year
of his age.
FICK.-On Friday afternoon. Mrs. Eva Flick, wife
of Augustus Ii. Flick
-MORR0W-In Port Tobacco Nd, on the oath OF
November. Mrs. Mary J. Morrow in the 10th year Of
her age. Reuuiescat in pace
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GROUP NEVER KILLS.


We mean to say that Group never kills when it is
prudently attended to- 1t certainly does carry off
great many children who not placed under proper
that the free application of Railways Ready Relief
to the throat and chest the moment that the signs of
Group appear will not give instant ease, and that if
syrup Of ipecac be given in sufficient quantities AZ
forwards to produce vomiting, cure is not certain
to result. We know it from experience. We have
Group therefore. frightful it to mothers is
not so fatal complaint when you are aware of what
swer to try experiments with it we admit. 1t will
not answer to play with it by running after this that
and the other mixture which somebody recommends
Of no such negligence, no such delay. bottle of
Railways Ready Relief only costs fifty cents in
these high,priced times. Eve'y mother should keep
It constantly on hand go as to be prepared to meet
the destroyer with suitable weapon the instant he
approaches. The vomiting by means Of. syrup of
but it is Railways Ready Relief that battles the Group
IN its attack; that drives it from its stronghold that
dlsodges the choking mucous so it may easily be re-
fected par which ends in the restoration of healthy
reaction Railways Ready Relief is the only infalli
n. B;-The following letter is from Mr.. j ohm Hogg
Of Collingwood, c. W.:
Messrs. Rad,cay Co.:
GENrLEMBS-A child of mine eight weeks old was
taken with very severe cold. Not being attended
to at once, it settled on the chest and ultimately
turned into Group in its worst form. The best medical
practitioner IN torn called IN and he after doing
everything IN his TO relteye her, but all uain
gaze her up as dead. now took her in hand myself
and rubbed her chest and back with RADwAY's
READY RELIEF thoroughly. when, in the course
of few hours, she well again. and now is as well
and hearty as child can be.
l am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
JOHN H0GG,
Editor and proprietor
Collingwood &C. W } Enterprise
\ Mr. Hogg, in conversation likewise informed our
hsveller that it cured his wife Of sprained
anhe, occasioned by falling down flight of stairs
medicine in the world. One bottle will answer for
many Purposes 1t will stop pain quicker than any
other remedy in the world; and cures all patients Of
the most obstinate and aggravated complants-no
matter what your sickness may be, give it trial.
few hours will prove either it will help you or not.
Sold by Druggists. del3-1w
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends. as
to what preparation they for their teeth, and the
response, nine times out of ten, will be- Sozodont.
It's longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind experience has taught the world
that, means Of identifying and preserving the
teeth. invigoratng the gums, and giving pleasant
aroma to the BREATH it has no rival in either hemis-
phere.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith, Bros
Y Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
We know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be exceed. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
square with everybody.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

ARE YOU posted as to the peculiar properties of
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus?" Its fragrance
ia the imprisoned breath of unwithered tropic blooms
suspended in the purest medium used to fix and
concentrate any perfume 1t is the most ndelible
as well as the most soothing and enhancing of all
delicious odors. Sold eyerywhere.