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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs RoR FORAGE.

CAisJ Qxasf1maste,'s Osoe, DeYct q WasAixstsa,l
sEs are II ss b. &! S asa.f
signed for supglyins the o. oSsrtsrI..ter's
Nd, AleTArdri. and Fort Monroe, Va, Of. either
Of these places, With Hay. Corn, eats and st.aw.
ensasIs Of Corn or Oats and tons of Hay or straw.
Bidders must state at which az the above named
rates ., wsies they win make del. eries thersat.
Cd, the time When said deliveries shaii be com.
msneed, and when to be DOM pieted.
Ma. ns price must be written out words On me
oosn to Be put up IN good stout sacks Of :soss
bushels . each. The sacks 20 be furnished
sss 81 to the s.ss The
The pAr,icular kind or dsseription of Oats, Corn.
E., Or s ts propossd to Sc delivered, mast BE
All the articles offered under the bids herein In
Se1sinmsns in.Pec.or, before ssi1sP s ssesp.sd. ~
..oentr sets win be awarded from time to time q
.as
h TIE 0 SsddsH viii ss to .eeomp.n, his
IfSDos With guaranty s ssp ed y two
the contract for the same, with good and
ef the sontrset to deliver the articles PROPOSED
tisement; and in case the said bidder should fairt
the they al. 5s s spd the M
whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility Of the gusrantors must Do
shown by the on csl certificate Of United Stated
District Attorney, Collector OF Customs, or any
other officer under the United States government
or responsible person known to this office.
or rejection of their proposals.
The full name and post c6ice adorese OF eaeH
bidder must be lesibly written In the pro-
Proposals must be addressed 70 Brig Gen. d. II.
Rucker, Chief Depot Quar- ermaster, Warrington
D. c., and should be plainly marked "PropssAs
for Forage" -
Bonds in q sum equal to the amount of the CON
tract signed by the contractor and both of his
guaranters will be required of the successful bid.
der OF bidders upon signin g the contract.
BIS * ferns OF bids, Gusranties and bonds may
be obtained a BON application to this office.
All proposals received under this nd verttsem en1
will be opened and examined at this once on Wed
nesday and Saturday Of each week ut IL N, Bid
ders are respectfully invited TO be present at the
opening Of bidsh they desire; r. RyoKsR,
feas.tf Brig 6enT and Quartermaster.
CHIlF QUART ERMAsTERs OFFICE.
DEPof OF WASHINGTON.
WksETsGros. D O., January 1854:
OF. Once Furniture Harness, and Sad dlery
qass;sd 20 send to tsis once, on MONDAY OF each
week scaled proposal or list, in dsptedte, Of tho
articles They are prepsred to furnish this Bcpos
at short uetice, with the price OF each marked ia
plain dgurss. that, in case the eIgenctes OF the
tanned without delay, and at the 10 west price.
., sieTs Wishing to sell to fSis Depot VIII De re-
auired TO furnIss the list pu otqaiy sysry ondaS
morning. D. d; kUCh Eh,
fspStf Depot Of Washfn Gton.
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CRIAT DISCOvERY In DENTISTRY.
TyyTH IXTBAOTRD WITHOUT PAIN.

vsuld advise all persons having teeth
70 extract to cal at DR. GlWIIS onace. -
Also. cal and examine the Doctors new and Ina.
proved method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL T1DTH.
fyou once see the great Improvement In his teeth,
you viii have them in no other style than this
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
have not advanced the price on our work nnce the
great change in gold.
No. 019 Pom avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets.
ian 16-1y D. r. LBWlA, b. ". Uent1et.
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AND Ks,

GOLD AND STOCKS.
Our once has boon placed In direct telegraph
communication with the Gold and Stock Exchange
Rooms in New York, tnguIinG pfomDtness In the
Pnrohases and sales made At the usual rates.
RITTINH0USE, FOWLER d co.,
INST Bankers, $50 PennA Az.
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A WOODS
PATINT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILL DRIVER,
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority of this machine all 9th for the
purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the undersi sned is
now prepared to receive orders for the same.
This machinery comprises everything requisite
fos the boring Of Gil Eslls s e5espting the sIIAM
tbut viii be furnished, il desired, at Ssonable
price,l and dispenses with the use Of the derrick
rope, bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive
fixtures now in use, and ia SO arranged, being con-
structed on wheels and portable, that it can be
easily removed for the pur pose of sinking wells in
different localities.
The detritus is removed from the well BY our pat
ent hydraulic process, and does cot require the
removal of the drill from the boring. This process
not only removes all the detrituG in from to 10
minutes, but likewise effsctuaily clears out and
opens all the small Oil veins that often en-
tirey closed up by the old process Of sand pumping.
With this machine and practical engineer, :
we'll can be sunk from 900 to co. feet within p.riod
Of from Is to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
Arran gements az being made for the construe-
ton and delivery Of These mschin es at New York.
further information, price, terms, DO: address
SIMEON LELAND. Metropolitan Hotel New
York, ap73fu
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The stock market in New York continues
extremely dull, and Is In a condition which
appears to present no inducement to the pub
lie to either buy ar sell; and the brokers being
unable to get mp little excitement, even for
their own qualification. The prevailing dull
ness extends TO governments. The price OF
gold bearing bonds is steady. Yesterday Ten
forties advanced Y other bonds were station
airy. Skies of 1882 closed at 1888; Five.twen.
ties, new Issue, 1G3x; old issue, 103k; second
series, $50 notes, 90H. State stocks were dull.
Railroad bonds were quiet but firm. The
miscellaneous list was irregular. Gold has
taken sharp downward turn. The demand
for expert Is less active. and, owing to the
withdrawal of orders for considerable amounts
for shipment the price is weak. Money is
in rather more demand from street borrowers
The supply on call continues abundant at S
per cent, though some are asking per cent.
Foreign exchange is less active. The advance
In gold has checked the demand, and mpOrt.
ers are more disposed to take the chance of q
return OF gold to 100, and decline in the rate
OF exchange.
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100 TA E12E. 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE, of our arna. having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans, We
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s.7-3o TREASURY NOTES.
These notes are Issued. under date Of August II,
1854. In denomonations Of
$50. 500. $500, II 600 and q, 900.
They bearing Interest at 1910 per cent. per An
mum, and have coupons attached. payable In law
full money. ON February 18th and August 18th of
each year. The principal will be paid In lawful
money on August 18th, 1867; or, at the option
the holder. the notes may then b exchanged, At
par, for
g.. HIVlTWENTY BONDS.
redeernableA at the pleasure Of the Government at
any time after Eve years, and payable twenty
ON August LIST. 1867, with interest At
Six PJR CENT IN COIN.
payable semL'annually, These bonds are at pres.
snt worth In the market about NINE PER CENT
NJ emium. from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold Inherent. and there Is left net
premium upon the bonds of Six P1R GENT.
with . prospect Of . much greater value at the
date Of the N aturity Of the Seven-Thirty Notes.
We receive in payment for subscriptions the ssv-
sral Issues Of
FIVE PER CENT. TREASURY MOTIFS,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also tab
Certificates of indebtedness and Government
Bonds of al iasues at their current value.
Full Information furnished upon application In
person or By mail.
CAUTION TO BUYlRs AND HOLDERS OF
1880 MOTIFS.
In order TO prevent the mutilation ofthese notes
the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not gotiabls unless Ill the
mstured coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE 4 co..
feb l.dtf Bankers,
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IL The Legislature Of New York has es-
tablished the following holidays-the law to
take effect August l: ANY day recommended
by the Governor or by the President as day
the 25th of December; the LIST day OF January;
the GOD Of February. In case any Of these days
fall upon Sunday, the Monday ensuing must
be the holiday
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q
rh.M1uA @m
TRUNK, SADDLERxs
MILITARY EQCEPME NT
MANDATORY,
WHoLEsALB AND RETAIL.
~ 500 N
slvlNTH sTRlIr.
One Door North Of Odd Fellos0f Hail.
Where they continue to manufacture and hay
on sale &c and f.e assor tment Of
TRUNKS, VALIsEs,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
SADDLIs. HARNESS.
HORSE COVERS.
ILlTARY HORSE IoUIPMlNrs.
SWORD B1LTs,
HAvHKsAoKs. WHIPS.
Bits. SPURS,
At LOW HRfC1S.
RIPAIRINa.
Trunks, &C.. repaired promptly and thoroughly.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded By the Maryland Institute Of Baltimore
October 31st, 1854; also, the highest premium.
bronze medal. BY the Metropolitan Meohanios'
Institu.s Of Washington. D. O., In 1857.
SOLE AGENTS
For District Of Colum bia and Aexandris. Va, for
FRANK MILLERY
CELEBRATED PREPARED
HARNESS OIL,
ssupplied ct the lowest
feb ely FACTORY PRICIs.
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VVHD OLDEST HOTIL CONDUCTED ON THl
i EUROPEAN PLAN,
Ia ENLARGED to double Its former capacity,
EUROPEAN H0TIL,
CoSH6 r.. ~. aad liza st.. WasASxgtox, p, g,
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w DERs AND WASHE S which choke or fll up
the pores Of the skin, and in short time leave it
smooth and soft skin use HKLMBOLD'S Elk.
TRACT o! SARSAPARILLA. It gives a bril-.
liancy to the com plexion, m25.6m
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vTyHURSTON,s IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pew
i DIR. for cleaning, beaptifying and preserv-
ing the Teeth and CUM. Gums. This elegant pzsparar
"oA I" 'H'A''' =, Q. WELLS & co.,
New York. Proprietors,
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A fRemasks from Chemical Asalysis.1
AYT1k A. CAR1FUL EXAMINATION OF
H1LMBOLDp PREPARATIONS, they enjoy our
utmost condolences. WseSndder them 40 sadTs.
Yhiiadslphia. June nth. lseo. 80 mar ss-sm
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~ ums /. Merivale's History of the Romans,
Noi; :. Rebellion Rsoe' q; part46: John Stuart
combs Financial Policy. Headiey's Life Of Gan
VIM. Sherman: Msipes Ancient Law: spen-
GERS SOCIAL States. Mahsn's Field Fertilization
myl FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PIE ENMANSHIP N |

INSTRUCTION in this art viii be given both in the
i afternoon and evening, by EMMA Il. COOK,
Rooms 11Ot Federal Street, second floor.
ErManuscripts Copied. Visiting Cards marked
at reasonable prices, noy7d2ws
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Large Pear Trees!

kGS J. w. ADAMS. at his Nursery NJ NJ.
x3xfrills Corner, offers few extra sized Paar T
-G-.with fruit buds of Bartlett, Flemish Rt arees
Louise Bonnie, &c. So to So each. Deauty'
Equally good Dwarf and Standard Pears of smaller
size, at Soc to 81 each. 'er
EX. LARGE GRAPE VINES, to be re-
moved from land already sold. Price according to
quality. oct21eod&w5w
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THE BEST OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
+ A N L G. o Cd s.
At An REEVES, Tailor,
Nov 4-dtf No 9S Exchange st.
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Rates of Aayert7siu-,


One inch of space, in length of column, constitute
a square" 5EtT
$l.5O per square daily first week: rs cents per
week aiter three insertions, less, Sl00 contnu-
ing every other day after first week, so cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less 70 cents; one
week, $1.00; so cents per week after. EN
Under head of ''AMUsEMENrs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, S1.5o.
SPECIAL NOTICES. $500 per square hrst week,
$10O per square after three insertions OF less $3.50;
hall square, three insertions, S1.Oo; one week.
S1.50. 81.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every pal
Of the State for $10O per square for first insertion
ton.
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
GzI All Communications intended for the pape,,, !,
should be directed 10 the '' EDITOR OF THE PKEss,
and those of business character 10 the "PUL-
LISTERS"
~ JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
euted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the Office OF Paper promptly transacted on applies
ton as above.
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Elegant antique Reception ana
Hall Chairs and Fancy Carved
Brackets,
JUST REcEIyEfpo 4 o4GHs and i2F sale g RyUpsoN. ~
nov13dtf 4 FREE STREET BLOCK.
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NOTICE.
III. n. HALL

III Stock of RUBBER OvERCOATS which ha oi 4, r.
permitted to sell at $500 each. ANY person in want
should call Immediately at his " "''i''
NEW RUBBER EMPORIUM.
81, 147 Middle st.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN II. GILMAN. Ediior'
puB1IsHEn AT seg EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c co.

THE PORTLAND DAILY FEEss Is puplshed III
So N0 nor wear IN advance.
TrWF Fl MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, in advance
60 o. 4 paid within six months; and $3.50, ii pay
ment be delayed beyond six months.
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For Sale.

L'';;;l with wooden Ell and Barn. with about tbre
.l!!L. acres OF Land, situated in Cumberland Cen
tre, on the County road, one mile from the Railroad
Station; formerly owned by Mr.. James Blanchard
For particulars enquire of Mr.. SAMUEL TRUE
Cumberland Centre, or
OLIVER GERRISH,
"a Exchange St., Portland.
Nav. d1urfr.r
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PLAN OF OPERATIONS.

Soon after the first slaves were set free BY
the war, the benevolence of the country be-
gan to organize societies for.their relief from
destitution, and for their education. On the
11th Of October all these societies, to make
their action more efficient, united and consti-
tuted central, executive body called THE
AMERICAN FREEDMEN's AID COMMISSION.
Able representatives OF that body, in prose
cutting purpose to establish auxiliary organ
izations throughout the country, met num-
Der of citizens of Portland on the 25th and
21th of October last, and explained fully the
plan OF operations proposed.
In response to these appeals, society was
formed whose character and purposes are de-
fined in its constitution, which viii be hereaf
Ter published. The Executive Committee
have been organized and have resolved to en-
deavor to support among the Freedmen twen-
ty-five teachers, as the proportion of this city
1t is the design of this Society to occupy the
entire field of this city, excluding the agents
of societies out of the State, and all individual
solicitations for objects to which it is devoted,
so that our liberal fellow-citizens may have an
accredited and responsible and single agency
through which to contribute their gifts to a
great national enterprise.
The association, however, do not propose to
supersede, but to encourage and adopt other
organizations among the people at large, and
in the different religious societies devoted to
similar objects; and whenever a society or
church shall designate any teacher or teachers
to be the recipients of its contribution, not
only will the fund be SO appropriated, but the
deficiency of any of such contributions will SO
lar as practicable be made up from the funds
OF the Association.
Dy order OF the Executive Committee.
WOODBURY. DAVIS, President,
GEORGE f. TALBOT, Secretary.
Portland, November 49, 1s85 4
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shall not be forth the
by which the death caused
be sufficient ia indictment charge
PENDANT d ielonously wny and of his malice
Kill
dlctncnt tor tnslaugter charge that
unslt XII and slay the
SECT = This act shall take effect when approved
Approved ls6a,I
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SECT 10. The Secretary shall
of this act to the municipal officers
plantations of the state within days approval by
the governor
SECT. H. All and parts
hereby repealed, be
and after the hrst day OF April the Lord thousand
eight hundred and sAty-ftc Approved Felruar! 25 lso5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-15
SULPHURO
BATHS.

sulphurous Baths Of San Diego, Island Of Cuba-Large
buildings have been erected the spot under the Inspection
OF the of the island These sulphurous waters
cod and warm have been used for the last sixty years and
aro recommended by the eminent physicans among
whom we may name Drs Jorrn, LIE Reverend zayas Ruz
aud Galuzzo They visited every year, during
the season from February TO- May by upwards
OF four thousand people, and their use is specially
recommended In cases Of rheumatism, venereal dis
cases. and other complaints for which suphurous
use The village Of San Diego has i've spacious first class
hotels with every for traveers these hotels
do MT exceed three dollars day Communications be-
stages by steamers and and the trip either inland
prjcs charged for every bath oniv twenty
Springs are well known to many travellers from the
United States and Mexico avail themselves OF the
from February until May 10 visit Cuba That
Of the the most delightful and proptous for the
Of suphurous waters nasnuch the cold weather
the United states prevents living there enjoying
benefit of their springs For further particulars apply
at tho oncc Of the San Diego Suphurous Baths, No. Is
Obspo street
HAVANA Dec. 81, 1854
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HENRy u LEEDS AUGTIoyEER;
IL HENRY III. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell at auction,
WEDNESDAY, January 49, at III O'Clock, at their sales
room NO w Liberty street. few doors west Of broadway
CLAREr SAurERN, MADEIRA, BRANDY
&C. to be ionnd In this country being
the well known and old established house W. s. Coryn
q Co.. 69 broadway. samples OF which will be removed
tor SALE Every article fully guarant
imported, in every particular
Importation from Barton Guestierl
CLARETS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chat. Latour, 1851;
- do Maaux do; 81 do Late; 1877 ST. Juion 1857
Graves, 1865 Barsac Haut Sauterne sc.
BrandeDberg ireres-Cl3rets and White Wines Margnux
La Rose ST. Julien, Medoc Estophe White Wines; La
Tour Blanche, Chat Sauterne.
Prince III etternich estate.
81 cases Yellow Seal.
Nathaniel Johnson 4 Sons
~ cases Chat Margaux, vim 844 IA do, 1913 and
1881; LATTE 1874 and SiS Frst Glass; 1851 1854;
Medoc, ls4S 1851 1854 and 1855 st. Lubis 1855 Julien
1913; Sauterne and Haut Sauternr &c.
HOOK WINES.
r.; A. Mumm Hook wines-Johansberg, steinberger. Ru
desheimer, Hockheimer, Niersner &c. From D. Liden
Hook Wines, JOhanisberg sparkling From c. Koch 4
Co., Johanisberg Hockheimer. From Jules Mumm Il Co.,
Dry Imp Champagne; do, pnts Imperial Rose verzenay
Cabinets DC, kempf Brothers, Sparkling Hook.
From n Paulding's esate-Madera Wines, 1873; Green
seaa, 1873 Red SEAL 1921 Red do 1878 Brandy, 1881 Henry
Clay Howard March Co., Reserve, 1881; J. II. NJ,
Port Wines Chil,ingworth Son. Alto Duro Osborne
Co., superior White Port, Harmony Dur0 Port.
rae sherry 10 old dry imported lS5 Very old and
y ss nfsndy Barton tiuestier yn 1871 Martel Co.,
lso; - y r. otard Hennsssys win; 1874 1854 DC supe
ror old Kentucky bourbon Whiskcy 1875 II years old
800 cases years zS3 years; years 6c
GslsbEated O. Club House Gin, $50 cases. imported in
1857. &C.. &c
81 the wines cannot be obtained In this country
Europe.
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EXPRESSES.

DuREHAM,s FURNITURE EXPRESS, BURNHAMs
ID Furniture Boring Establishment Burnhsm's Furni.
St0renge wareroons Furniture Of families moved 10
city country OGlos is Woss Eleventh street. between
Filth and Sixth
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A LEGRAIS's,
GREAT REDUCTION.
PLAIN SILKS all coora, extra width, at - IL
Reduced from - 81.
PLAIN PoULT DE SOLE III Is 10
Reduced from Is %.
rLAIDED SILK at 81 80
Reduced from -
All tho w0oLLRN DRESS GOODS
Reduced from 10 70 10 per cont
GREAT REDUCTION ON ULoAKS
SKATING JACQUETTES from 81 up
SPLENDID VELVET BEAVER CLoAKS. SIS
MOURNING GOODS,
RALMORALS.
CLOTHS FOR DRESSES AND CLOAKIN0
WHITE GOODS under Wholesale price.
These reductions made only for two weeks previous TO
taking VI stock account
LADIES' BEST KID GLovs
just received
LEGRAINs,
To broadway.
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AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE LIQUOR
dssI +. q ss wars s5d on s dy
John katsr IL the chair the Chairman ha
10 ooessqnence OF the heary tslion on stuous liquors
liquors drink and spSaf. ' SSe aa wss mani
mously adopted The meeting adjourned meet Wed
Hs'a'' Joas sskER caa S ana po tenn
THosAs LsrsArs Secretary, pro tera-
CITy INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT. NEW YORK.
preventing payment of the cInpoye in cleaning the
streets having been dssoyed the removal of ashes WIN be
keep much Of the ashes within doors few days
% the .ds
aud streets r. l. A. BooLE City Inspector.
GREAT rRgssIAS INDUSTRIAL ExHIBITIoN OF
FROM TaE i'm II HF nv # rs T HIT 81 5r 1855,
" 81 Stuss
INTERNATIONAL H s9aqc1SI - EXHIBITION
who, e.
Inventors and ps and nj. ,.vor..
great Of Russia and Central EUROPE Af'''s'
FOR 'ai''~.. 4Ss sYRy!y Baldwin . co.
he iSs me frAn Industrial
NEPTUNE LODGE, ST. y AND A. M.-rHE MEM
beers of Neptune Lodge are hereby summoned attend
the last tribute OF brother r.
Tckeson Master Masons IN good sandng invited 10 ~
tend- -, -. VIM DAVIS Master
NOrICR-THE CARMEN AND LABoRERS AssOCIA.
IN ton Of the city and county Of York will hold q
special meeting this day Sunday 18Th inst at O'Clock
All the members are requested 70 attend this meeting By
order of the President, JOHN LYNCH
PATRICK PAGAN.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
1865 800 40"
Notice to is hereby given that the
county OF New York for 1865 will
review from and after Monday january 1866 and will
main open till the Both day of April 1866 the correction
OF errors and the equz OF the assessments of the
New York All persons believing themselves aggieved
must make application to the Commissioners during the
Rod above mentioned in order relief provided
by lw II such application be made relation to the
assessed valuation OF the cal estate II must be made
In writing, stating the ground of objection thereto,
ana thertupon the Commissioners shall examine into
the complaint and II, in their Judgment, the ASSESS
mfn ~ erroneous they sh causr the be corrected
such application be made IN relation 10 the assessed vaa
ton of the personal estate the applicant shall be examined
under oath by the said who shall be author
lied to acnn' Ter such oath ntns their judgment
the - erroneous ey shall the be
corrected na * the amount OF such assessment as they may
believe 10 be just and declare their decision thereon within
thirty days after such application shall haze been made to
them no reduction shall be BY the Board OF Super
vors any real personal estate imposed
under TINS act unless IL shall appear under oath or ara
ton that the party aggreyed unable to attend within
the period prescribed the correction Of
Of sickness or absence from the city.
J. w. ALLEN, commissioners OF
q II. PURs4R. Taxes
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r,AxBs, TAXES, TAxEs.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL,
be at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel OF Grand and
Enz,seth streets, on Monday next The 10Th q Janu. from
school for Wakefield, Westchester Onnviic, Nos
and q Unonport Pelham, Pchamvlc Prospect Hl, West
Farms, fremont Fordham, Mount Hope. Mount Eden.
GEO. COOPER
THOMAS J. ByRNE,
A. PESDTErON