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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-27

! The bankers of San Francisco have er-
tered into an agreement that they will not
receive ;'greenback' notes on deposit, and
those who insist upon depositing paper funds
are marked upon a black list, with whom the
bankers will not trade if they can help it.
Secretary Chase's health is still in a pecar-
Gus state and he has been strongly recommen-
ded to renounce business for few weeks, and
seek by travel the renovation Of those energies
which have been broken down by excessive
application to business. He is, however, ex-
tremely unwilling to leave his post, and will
not do SO unless absolutely compelled by his
physicians.
The New Orleans True Delta October
II, says that it was reported the previous
day that Mr. Millaudon's overseer had been
murdered by the negroes on the plantation.
The particulars are said to be that one of The
negroes had misbehaved and was taken for
chastisement, when he became abusive, and
the overseer struck him with his riding-Whip.
The negro then seized the overseer by the arm,
endeavored TO pull him off his horse, and
became SO furious that the overseer wished
to shoot him, but Mr.. Millaudon prevented
this An hour or two afterwards the oyerseer
was found murdered, with number Of bullet
wounds in his head and breast Rumor adds
the negroes afterwards al revolted and that
detachment ofmilitary had to be sent to quell
the revolt which was not effected until several
of them had been killed. But we have not
been able to verify this.
The full returns from Pennsylvania elect the
Democratic State ticket by a,slna ma jority.-
The soldiers vote as far as taken will, however,
change this result, and the question will,
probably go into the courts on the constitu
tionality of the ]awepermitting the soldiers to
vote.
The New York Journal of Commerce. thus
speaks of financial matters: :-'' The movement
in the money market 1avors spectators Of all
kinds, as holders Of currency appear to think
that the best thing they can do with it is to
invest it in some descrip iption Of property
VIM II. Dorsey Of the Baltimore bar, died
in Baltimore county, on Saturday.
The drafted men from the different counties
in Maryland, are assembling in Baltimore.
Gen. Dix declines being a candidate for Gov
ernor Of New York.
The draft in New York, it is now said will
certainly take place on the 10th Of November.
Large subscriptions to the stock Of the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad, have been made in Cali
fornia.
The Newbern IN. c. Progress contains the
following news item:-"Some absent-mlnded
individual paid us a silver twenty-five cent
piece yesterday instead Of sutlers bits OF paste
hoard, AS it was doubtless unintentlonal the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Eroni Cnlifornin.

SAS FKANCisco, Cal. friday. Sept ., 49,
Arrived, steamer Sonora, from Panama. Lieut..
Mulin arrived yesterday from Oregon, en- route for
Washington. During the past five years, he has
been engaged locating andconstrlcting a military road
from the JYalla Walla Valley Warrington Territory,
10 Fort Benton, at the head of navigation of the
Missouri River. The work is finally completed.
Considerable emigration las reached Washington
Territory by that route this year. Large tracts OF
land, beside mineral regions containing gold, copper,
lead aud iron, were found on he line Of the road.
SAN FRAvcisco, Saturday, Sep. q. 1862
Tie tone of tie market Is improving, and goods
ere going into the interior fast az the meaDs OF
transportation permit Sales Of 10000 pounds Rio
Coffee recently arrived, 40 % cents. thus placing
the Whole stock III the bands OF tie monopoly ana
maintaining price as heretofore.
Tie new Grace Church, erected at cost Of about
$50 Co., opens FOR worship tomorrow.
Two companies Of cavalry have been stationed on
the HUMBOLDT River TO project emigants en- route
from deprcdatons by the Bannecks, Shoihones and
Suake indians. There are plenty Of troops between
Carson Valley ard Salt Lake % protect that portl jn
Of the Overland route. There il no danger antici-
pated provided the proper disposition II made Of
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

g., 81 LoJis, Saturday, SEPT q, 1902
Inc Court-Martial for tue trial Of Gen McKins,ry.
net p-d'y, according to The order Of adjournment.
"a The members were sworn in. The Judge. Advo-
'~s announced that Gen. Harney had been relieved
non the Commission, and tina. Col. Bonneville had
oesa appointed to lis place The Court decided TO
allow the proceedings 10 he reported in The newspa.
le's' after which the charges and specifications
'gsln.' 0en McKinstry were read. There is but
Vic cnafse That Of neglect and violation OF duty, the
.VeoN'cauons Of which are over fftv in number
i"e! are 70 The effect that Gen. MeKin,rv nur.
''H'eu mules horses and army supplies from certain
'on'f~eoS al exorbitant prices; that other parties
0nefeo 70 iorlsd the same supplies a, their market
'sasi that he refused to receive them, compelling
'Ad parties 70 sell their supplies below their marie
.Slue' and that Gen. McKinstry then pnrcba,ea %
came supplies from tho contractors. a. eho.y,sn.
rsies.
v Ai'er the reading Of the specification. G 80.
atsIy slated that he wanted the vi.pqe.es in Lila
' s'Aan summoned, among others, M,ior-Gen. Ere
' 70 'ao" that as far as the specifications we've
''"'e'o'a' 10 acted under orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

Elomal and ordered as First-Lieutenant to the rra
boat Winora Lieut.. Kimberly IL detached from the
frigate Potomac Executive Officer OF tie flagship
HnrttoId.
The steam fiigate Susquehanna has been con-
demned and viii proceed home at the first oppor-
tuni'y.
The IroquOis Las her machinery injured, and goes
home soon.
The Winona made her way through an intricate
passage, and succeeded in getting into apoeitonro
enable Lef to fire over the canal with effect az the
enemys gunbJats, one Of which she was able to Lit
with three Il-iDch shells, which rendered the Rebel
unnanaaeable and prevented her from steaming up
the barber.
Fort Morgan opened heavy fire upon the Winona,
aud compelled Ter TO beat hasiy retreat. She re-
ceiyed 10 injury from the sbcts of the fort, which
struck around her aud passed over her TO the dis-
tsuce OF bali mile, showing that her distance from
their position could not be less than three miles and
half
Such brilliant reconnoissances, frequently per-
formed would soon batter TO Iieces the enemy s
fine fleet, and render it more easy undertaking for
Admiral FsIraguts squadron when operations are
commenced agaiuet Mobile"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
From the Gulf.

rbs .n...., PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 20, 1862
writ. 'P'e'ai correspondent OF Forney's P,ess,
Siam. no" Pensacola, 18th, has the following
touman% re caldwell has been detached from the
detacIeJ ~ S. The iron-cad Essex Capt Palmer is
Isnd Of the IRON TIE ,teamsoop Iroquois 10 the COM
deceased "I hartford i'll lieu Of Capt. Wainwright.
the Qr1nIoo "1,mMaader Nicholas 10 detached from
".te Iroqaois. ''' anu 'ruereu 10 Tue command
Execr.;,es 1Unaaiinanding Thornton ia detached AZ
The o ,,f Of the Hartford TO the command If
son. Il NJ Minona. Fnst-Lieutenant Mack Sill.
pla Tau aa'ines as detached from the command OF
Gsy.ysrd' La, to take charge Of the Pensacola
L4sut. Sly is detached from The ffigate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
For the Sick and Wounded

For the Sick aud WOuuded.-Under order frcu
TIE United states national systen Las beoa
sion and ijcous distribution Of articles Contributed oy the
oI lick aud wounded Of the Army and Navy Inc
sy.ts being well tried has been formally approved 80
dei by the President the Genefsn n'e snc -
eneTsl The security Oilers against hssp9ro
atom l. practically perfect until the contribution, are
Cd the pitss where they prcessariy PISS o<c
~, couftn Of the Commission. OF ihan million H{
Giles through of the largest OF Its channels OF upp
eaned that not ore hundred have nliscSes
or been Il horss used Discreet ard ruswoitby sgsnss
are constantly in ys all divisions OF tue nnys
including those toe luhern coast. the Missapp ana
the frontier to observe their wants. 10 direct sup
VII they most needed and TO SECURE S tH g
r..c.h. their honest The Commission does not sn-
d,r..r denver articles 20 indlyduas and dscnue. 70
with restriction as 60 neh
ghin the limits Of the force rnpieyei 10 'ne -
National unity wherever II can come N aug
ou. with local pride. The distribution OF nopnss
.unnes Is but branch Of the work OF the Commission
employ, the professional talent whoh can De oosnec
th. aid 10 larger pupo,eo do all ihst po'.os
f the h.s nh and visor OF our lighting mea to snten be
bueus aud the spirits under the pnvstlohs n
hanhips which essential part OF successful wSI,Ns'
For III. purpose contributors TO is treasury are
They may be- directed TO tho treasurer w. l. ei"O"S'
,,a. No. o. Mal-st.. New York
| commissioners under appointment from the ffedem
the tied Stses-The Rev Henry W Bellows D. " fscf.
p s,ch. It. Gs R, W G - w is n o. u. =
William H. Van Buren,, M d Woloo" oioo' -
Fii.ls Harris. NJ r., J. Negberry NJ D Sso,ss 4
strong hoIs binasy y MI, me Fse " A samss, tho Hon.
Max ssnntr, Frederick Law Oimsted
Contribution OF suitable supplies Tor tas sek snu
uu he received at of the Womens Centra hse
Assoc .on No 10 3lsv Cooper union' New ioA or, az -
o. IN, Coni.sion No +95 Brosdwsy % by mall TO fhED'
| LAW OLM>TED. General Secretary washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
AFFAIRS AT LOUISVILLE.
Army Gods speoulators-The Rebel Com
scripfiOn Higidly Enforced where they
have the Power IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Mt Iiddlefown.

LOUISVILLE Sept, y, lF2
Some alarm ensued this afternoon ON artillery
Practice in our suburbs. which subsidized on learning
Tie cause Of the firing.
TIE dealers in army goodf bad quite harvest to-
day, dsrosiug Of almost everything available for
army purposes, at quite all advance on Saturdays
prices.
The military officers Of the Southern Confedeiaey
Iigdly enforce the consciipion al around Le%.ps-
ton and other points occupied by tie Rebes
On Friday, about 500 Rebel wagons were seen on
Die road from Danville to Lexington, supposed 10
be empty and going in that direction for supplies.
The pon,oon bridge connecting Louisville and JEFF
fcrsonyille was completed yesterday.
A sklanisb occurred at MddletOwn to-day be-
tween q UEion cavalry regiment ard some Rebel
i,oops, one Rebel was killed and the remainder
routed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Dnsiness Noiires.

RoGERs - RAYMOSD's
New AID comprehensive s,ook Of slegwt
CiyIL ASD MILITARY ClorHiso
now ready and Notwithstanding the sdysnce Ia the r,
Of materials, - offered
Ar THg PRion OF 1851
RoCEs' RiIsosp's new European styesd
OESTIENYss CLoTH.0.
sud Their unique dashng Paris and home designed
FAsmoSs FOR Bors
embrace such diversity Of indoor and out door garments
ia. rarely n ever offered the Of any
season siher 81 Nswvois or elsewhere. Especial attention
Is dlr,cie6,o their large assortment Of superb
Amy AND NAVY USiyoaxs.
sor United State. oc,If Of all ranks. aud including such
vsre5 Of that iny officer may h himself on, at thoir
lsbbhmen;s whou, daculy delay This saving Of time
Is impohal, matter crds when the Government IL
uTgn new .ien,s with the utmost expedition to The hcd
CLeapGsss and superiority s the patchwork Of our
old and well known fo. and One Pscs Asp No DsTArios
It, time hoDofcd motto.
ROGKKs \ RAfsJsp,
Stores Sss IA 1873 and us Fuon aud No. ia Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
REBEL RAID IN KENTUCKY.
The Town OF Augusta Destroyed.
CIycINNATI, Sept. -,

CIycNNATI, Sept. -, 1862.
body Of 800 Rebel cavalry last night dasted
into Augusta, KY, town On tie Ohio River, aboui
Sory miles east Of this city, drove ont small force
Of irregular troops, under Col Hudord, cleared out
lae citizens, and burned the town.
Our gunboais in the river could effect but little in
Is defense.
The inhabitants and troops escaped into this S,a,e.
We have no details.
Col. WIN. III. Polk of Tennessee paseed through
here tonight, en- route 10 Washington, with inpor-
sai dispatches from Gov johnson to Precedent Lin.
soln. TLeir nature has not transpiIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
hIARRIE ID.

BARpT-NTTIFR-ln Lanca.tsr Pa. on Thn-Efsy morn.
iug sgt D. by the Rev Is. ". schmsuk Mr. Geo H..
Barre Of brooklyn. TO Miss Mary r. Miller OF Lancaster.
BROW S-WISHAM-On "wednesday. Sept a. by the Rev.
Lott Jones d. d. SIR. william h. Brown to Mise Sarah t.
Winhsm. eli OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures Madison. n j.. on 1hnis'
Jay Sep, 2s by IA. Rev Mr. Madden kdoard ioissuOin
10 sarah Helen eldest dau .h,er of Mslor "A d. B!snchr1'
g.th Nsgimeut New Jersey Militia.
GATES 90 COLLIN In Brooklyn, on TUESDAY, SEPT ~
H. 25h suniy-r,ary Of her parents wedins Mtss ia
Coliu .d- daughter Of the Hon Nortin . Coi 70 the
Rev Lor.uzo Os,cs By the Rev DR. Campbell OF New
Iork who oficiai.d on both occasiona
TOMSFY-PAX1ON-In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, Sept.
a. by the Roy p NJ Johnson Alexander ToGsey TO Emily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

FROM PEssAcoLA AND KY WLsr.-The L. +.
steam iranspor, Mary 4. Bfoadman, Capt. Weir,
arrived at this por On Sunday morning, bringing adj
vices frora Pensacola TO Sept. Il, and hey West
ooh. The heallh Of the troops and squadron war
good. Nothing Of interest had tTauspired since on
hsi adyices by the Connecticut.
AT Key Wet the sickness On shore had abated,
but there wac no improvement among the shipping.
Tie following war vessels were Of Pensacola;
L. s. figaies Hartford, Brooklyn, Potonac' Sus4ue
hanna, St. Jego, aud three mortar boa's
Tie floop Of war s., Lawrence, gunboai Hunis'
vile and sehr. Wanderer were 1t Key Wet.
PAwEsorrs--Csri ". d. Bsuue, o. siA y. Y v, ssrs'
shuir and lidy 9o.h ~ v. D ;. Hfannan' lady sni n
ctGl,e, "a Iyld.r lady and two children. hrs smith
AMI child " Toomas ". &. Smith. W. Disbfow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

VSrrFp STATES TREasuRr NETWORK, sept 20 1909
NotIce.-Paui.s holding fifty or more Coupons on onso
State. Three Year. $40 per cent Treasury Notes cue he "
October arc required to hand them IN TO- examination three
d,,, por 20 p-yment with schedules OF the CONCENTRATIONS
nbsr. &c |. will greatly facilitate the payment II they
, IA % at ones Blank schedules will be furnished upon
ppe,on At the ptee., desk OF this Office The Coupons
which should be numerically arrsnsed-wi be eI imad and
given out LEFT in advance on the 'Oh inst
/ O. ? o,ciool n m JOHN J. CISCO,
/ ks.i,tant Treasurer u. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
rIoYcmcnf. Of Troop.

Tie 3la New-Jefsey Regiment, Col. \. p Ber-
thond, left Pennington, n. j., on Saturday for
Washington, on strong armed with tho Eudeld
rife. This il considered one OF the bes, regiments
ever rent into the field. The men were in high
spirits.
The 18th New-Hampshirc Regiment, Col. Potter,
left on Saturday Tor the seat Of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Sharp Engagement Near Yellow Medicine,
THE INDIANS DRIVEN BACK.
Thirty Killed and Many Wounded
OUR LOSS 5 KILLED AND 81 WOUNDED
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1862.
The following dispatch has been received here:
HEADQUARTERS oY THE Army,
Sr. PAUL, Sept %, 1903.

HEADQUARTERS oY THE Army
Sr. PAUL, Sept %, I8o1)
To MAJ. Gen. II. w. H,LLEoK, Generai-in Chef
Dispatches from Col. Sibey, just received, siaie
that a sharp engagement has taken place with the
Sioux, near Yellow Medicine. About 80 lndians
were killed, and many wounded. Our loss lie .
killed and "a wounded. The Indians fell back to-
ward Lagipparle, Slbley following.
JOHN Pore. Major General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Total for the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"

Total Tor the corps.'
Gen. Burnsde's loss in killed and wounded will
be about 600. The total less in these three army
corps ia therefore s.42S. The loss in Gen. Frank
Inns and Gen. Banks corps now commanded by
Gen. Williams will bring the casualties fully up 10
the total stated though there may some cousider
bic reduction in the number Of missing.
Gen. Griffin, whose Brigade pickets the river st
Blackburn and Reynolds Ford, opposite Shepherds
town. keepsa strict watch The Rebels, end is active
in reconnotering the country along the Virginia sce
Of the Potomac
On Friday morning, battalion OF cavalry crossed,
and soon after sent back as PASSOVER Rebel cav
airy officer whom they captured at Shepueristown.
Soon after, a boy appeared on the opposite bank,
shouting to our pckets not 10 fire. He came over,
and said he had enlisted with the Rebels at Fred.
srick but becoming disguised with the service, de-
sired to come home.
The Rebels he reported to be in strong force ten
miles back from the river. lie also said that Jack
sol had lad his arm amputaied in consequence Of "a
wound received q, Antieian. These STORES Of Rebel
deserters are, however, VIGOROUSLY untguetworihy
On Thursday at noon Cen. Grfiin in person, with
tie 9th Massachusetts, and the lei District Of Coum.
sa Regiments crossed TIE river. They threw on.
s.irmishers, advanced UP tie bill, and proceeding
cautiously, passed into tie woods.
Shortly afterward they sent back piece Of artii-
lery and an artillery forge, which tie Rebels left
behind. They remained over during the afternoon
but as there was firing, it is presumed they did
not end tie Rebels in force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29


READER, you can have an enduring. always
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and style Of writing which win your writing va'tyehe'p
Ct than Steel PenA If you H. call on A. MORTON NO -
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At .IEFFERss, No. 573 Broadway Ladies'
81 IS, and 81 50. ~
Gems Zoe SHOES and SLIPPERS Youths end Childreos
BALnoHALs sH0ss sud GAIrERs in great variety H.o"
prises JEFPERs, No. $40 Broadway.
EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE We are now
opening a: Retail immense stock Of Monitor" or woe
End Aecklios IS each The richest aud most tx
reve rod. over imported same as are selling
else az vi aud 81 5Ol Also large lot oil very nch "iuo
b.d,' Ut 81 cents ceiling elsewhere a. - cents) .
N B-We shall continue to sell Gents te qufhy ,inen
Colsrs At 81 20 dozen. until Oct on and alter oc ~
vi ~ We are reluctantly compelled 70 advance .' P''o !"
consequence the greater In the cos OF Linens
J. H. BLAKE Co., No J7s Bfoad"ay.
THE TAX BILL,
Now RYtnY In pau phe, Of y pages. on hre we pnp.
beside bill which IL word for word in accordance with
the original teai, append to Il an Alphabetical
OF the lax 70 be levied thereon This reuders Us coPe"
and convenient as II is possible 70 NAB. ~ a,
Prce cents po.tp,d 81 per 100 sent by etpes, @'
per 100 II b. uuiL Address IHE TRIBUNE, No~-fork.
THE PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
P.LnKR Inventor and Petcn,e A.torllace ground hoo
y. y. Also Philadelphia and boston Only houses OF Palmer
Go. Avoid imp siiion by csin- on tho Inventor
GROVER n BAKERS celebrated Noselcss
SgwsGMlcsEs scknowedgedto be superior to oil other
No 4s5 broadway NewioTk
WHEELER q WILSON MANUFACTURING
CoNP,SY.-sswing Machines with Important Improyenens
Ohio 40 20 Broad~ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Democrn,ic Central Committee.

AinANI fnday. sept ~. 49,:
The Democratic State Central Committee met al
the Delavan House to-day. There was full a.
tendance. Gov. Seymour and IA large number OF
influential members Of the rlr'y were present by
invitation. Arrange monis were made for conduct
Ing an earnest and spirited campaign throughout tho
State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

D
NA,ID hElUbLiCAH ASSOCIATION he'd at d.
o. -hsughue.y's Hotel on Saturday evening, sepl1 ~
IN, following resolutions were unanimously adopted;
R1.sirsf That We heartily ndorse the nominations msue
Inv m Re Union Convention he'd Syisc1se on lhe
2itb int and our united eG,sts eehy pledged to Sc
clr. the triumphant election OF the entire ticket. >,
H,,o.reA That Ia JAMES > WADoN Ohit, our cahdi'
DAT. Tor Governor the Government has al uncen onl'hs
f-d the country srdent patriot soldier and si4t-'an
hi election viii only be lnph Tor The AenlistIsuoH'
bal re- a-ct .ddi loDa honor upon the state.
R,,a!tsd That 10 LYMAN 1RkMAlS we have sst'e'.
man II exalted phou.n whose iore OF country Is 80 ar
1--we nj lie. OF party when In her hour OF trlai sue
d lo Id IN .. ties suldeTsi, and his who. rner
al. were e1er,ei Uphold the Oover1ment and put down
ed That in OLIVER LADUE, candidate for Cana
cemu,.,iou.r AAuREAs WlLLMANN candidate Tor 81
p,,.,n Inspector and CHARLES HUGHES candidate ioi
the Csat Of Appeal, have seatenen o u hhcm's jaw,
an .sd .eriug integrity h.ng standard oeAIeis III 'hi'
} The hour ol ;le Dsiions pvi-
b, rsd That the thanks Of the Association are enptny
40 20 oar bretren tnus cary Organized " AIS
wo,,h Campal.l Cub. aud hereby tende - them o
| earnest cooperation it'll 4, H.
Ess.VeG hat copy OF ths above De luoi'neu Ia -"
''" ~ EPEs Z. ELLERY,)
ANDREW CRAFT. Committee
] HENRY A. SiIlH,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Goilisiou or the Camden md Amboy
RriIroud.

PHL,DElPHia. Saturday, Sept u. 1891.
A collision occurred this afternoon on tic Camden
and Amboy Railroad, near Camden, between the
10 o'clock train from Now-YosL and tie ; O'Clock
train from Philadelphia. The trims aud engines
were amashed, but no one was seriously hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
CITY or sw.YoRx. LAW DxPARrMENT.

y
OFFICE oY COUNSEL To rHE CoKPoHAri0S y ps ~ w
To ne HanoTabie The Bgdrd II d!.ermea. r.
GESrLKaES: / have received Jour resolution a. iof
lows: . . 49,, L.
IA hereby requested cumuuicao TO the Board ~ ns'
mon whether the Board Of Aldermen LAsne trp'eo nc
st,et Comnsoner aud the Deputy or Acns street C"m-
missioner from Off there IL any person who eau Gchars
the du lee IT Commissioner un the "hcs sbai Dc
led by an appointment made by the Msyor with the hoVce
and consent bOard Of Al efmon Is provided Ia setoh
10 oil tue amended charter OF 1854" 49,,
A. bo,b the Street Comm and Deputy or Acnng
Street Iomui siOner have been removed II iOio"s o.
course tina there pe,on who deAafs- tne o'iss
Of tue Office Of Stree. Connie, ne Once i 70"
ysc.st aud rnu,t remsin Unit, an ofiF app htod O
the Mayor with the advice AMI cOnso"t VI tn Board oi
Adsrs In uuruance the 18Th Of the charter u
" GREENE c. BRONSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
An MectIng OF The Executive Committee Of The

Ara Meeting Of the Executive Committee of the 7th
Va R.yubc, ,.ociation held Friday kvenns Scpt
oe le2 va. Resolved to orm " sdsS orth Uuiol nb
FOR ,b. 7th Wasd he folio named gntl"me1 " re
...ted a. OFFICES. James ff~eborn Pc dent Danel
Coe-r Daniel l.. Peter Nce-President. d. Sk.dmore'
]. n G4llsgh.r, secrelsr.es Nm hainsw; ileasair.'
Archibald Hall ". II Merrill. j.. Ia cutive Comm zee.
mr,ss II Inc tln will be held At Nos 10! "a 1874 Henry,
st. on MONDAY EVENING. Sepi. ~, !. "c'ocA- AL
N Of thr Maid AZ invited % attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Young Mems Christian Association.
...,,.,.on,, yord W,dsworth Club.-At q

yourteenth Ward Wadsworth Club.-At q
,,.s',rc of ,ba xVfh Ward ad.wouh Club held at No
40 Rroomest on Saturday evening sept q l5oi the to
loving were elected permanent officers Of the CLUB ot tins
YER: WILLIAM BUSCE. Pre.iienti HDOLPhUo
HORST Secretary and FiANCIS bkLLoW5 treasurer.
Regular meetings every THURSDAY EVEN 20 at the
above place. WILLIAM j. poNN@' Ai0''''"
ApoLPnus BoRsT, Secretary.