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TTTREELING FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire Department Aru now prepared to receive Ap.
plIe4tiO1s for the positions uf FiEcmCn, EugI.
neeFA iHOktlerA, FlrrnIeH Of Engines and Extra
Men, % provided by the ordinance creating the
Fire Department Of the City If Wheeling Ap.
@ I"[ nHT, g SmnS!r VII VII, D Sn teG U, a4t
l115NCd tN the undersigned, or to A. j. Sweeney
Z 5dSHln II. Harrison. Assistant MArShAls.
" WM. WISDER,
jau9! Chief Marshal.
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A LLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
IASuddeu severe pains Of tho side and back,
stitches, spasnls, etc. These affections are most
troublesome to persons past middle age. VIII
even cnmU on In bed; RrU very painful aud Often
dangerous. In damp weather they are mOrc ne
quent tilAn In dry. These plAsLcrs give relief at
once, and need to be always In thetlrawCr, handy.
PAIN OF TIE SIDE CURED.
ALLESTOwN, PESS., April I, 1870.
MrssrJ T. AIIGOCK h Co.
Dear SirE:-My daughter used one Of your
Porous PlasterL. She had very bail pain IN lIrr
Side, and Il cured hpr In one week.
Yours truly, JOIENN. n HUNTER,
5000 SOLp BY oNE DEALER MesarS. j. Balch
& Son, Of Providence. X. l., write, Nov. iSS:
I've have sold the Porous rlastcrs for twenty
years. and. at retail and JObbIng, must have
sold twenty-five thousand altogether. They are
well liked" IanS-1md&w
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uELP THE BABY.
LAUGHLIN'S infant CORDIAL |
Tho Chlld's Cure Whom TeOthlng.

SoGtons the GumS, AllSyS tho Pain, Reduces In.
anmInatlon, Controls tho Bowels, Curing
summer Complaint, DyEentCry,
DIarrhcA, FlHtulCnce, &c.
II has long been observed TINT when TcCthlnE
occurs children arc moro liable 10 disease than Of
any other period During This time Of life, tx
pOsurO begins, rendering the child more liable IN
disease Change fron thy milk Of tho Mother TO
other and unaccusLOmCd diet, excrtS an Import
ant influence In the health Of children.
USE LAUGIILIN'S CORDIAL.
Thu pressure Uf the growing tooth necessarily
CAusra unGAHlnGsS, accompanied by Irritation and
Inflammation Of the gun. The Membrane Of tho
Tooth, and tho Gum over II Aru tho parts HtliIrr
Ing most, by the Tooth pressing against II, pro
dIcluE an Itching, tlnglIng or unGaHInrsS, (nIOro
annoying than Palm itHelrl
USE TIE INFANT CORDIAL.
When tho child Ia TecthIng, tho saliva HOws
freely, II lHCOmcs IrGtfll JrOvlah, rGStlCss and
wakGiul, iCVrrIsh and hot, crying Violently, and
sometimes almost necessarily, tho Gums become
swollen, hot and painful, and " deep red color,
and exceedingly fender to tho touch.
USE THE INFANT CORDIAL
We recommend the Chlld's Cure, with every
confidence that II will give entire satisfaction.
We only REPEAT the expression VI many NJ our
friends, and can assure every Mother that II Ia a
remedy perfectly EHir and cticiGuI, more dGAira.
hlr 10 relieve ram, or ChnWc tNhn fhrtb0fIc or
GNdFn.y'H, with the additional merit Of being par.
tcnAFIy adapted for thu littlW ones at this trying
period Of llfG, Try II and b. convinced,
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers will Ind II very valuable. The Child
will lU relieved, get Into gentle Sleep aud wake
up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable. We
guarantee each bottle. and will refund tho price
II every hOttl". not doing aS We represent.
rNICE Is CHNTH FER ROrrLR
Iaughlin, Smith 6 Co., PrOprlctOrs,
WHEELING, WEST VA.
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DISSOLUTION-TlIE FIRM OF
u Mcclellan s Knox was dissolved on Jau.
list, s. Mcclellan retiring.
The business Will be continued under the style
u ISnio 10 N ~ MCCLELLAN 1 KNOX
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C1TOCKHOLDERS' AEEETING-TlIE
. Annual meeting Of The stockholders Of thu
SStIonOi I'M nrlnra Company Of Wheeling, viii
h. he'd II the once Of the Company, M Market
street, Oh Thursday, the 18th day Of January.
ism between the hours Of ~ 4. ~, and = r.
6Ir thC election Of II Hoard Of Directors for thu
ensuing year. JohN BISHOP,
HuiS SECRETARY.
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C1TOCKuOLD Frs NOTICE
y STREET RAILWAY: annual meeting
Of tho siOCkholderH Of the Citizens Railway
COmnany. and election Of Directors. will TAX.
place on Saturday, January 18th, at 2O'clrk r
r., In The Council Chamber Of the City Building
HARRY CALDWELL,
INniS e. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against mr.. will
nicSSs DrGaent them for settlement, and all M.
sons knowing themselves indebted, will please
cali nud Ecliir Ou Or before tho iSt day Of April
next, M all accounts must be closed by that time
IAnlT.dAWe d. SCHAMBRA.
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A C II o 8 T &c.

s hnuld your chest hC naTrOw-cOntracted or thin,
II ave you dull heavy pain or oppression Within,
o that dry hacking cough or AhnEtnes4 al breath
u MO many 10 OilCn thu herald ~ death.
l. OOk well tO your sAfsty-uUt even delay
b M not with your life 70 tribe day.
J. INQUIRE at once where to get Shoulder Braces,
Il CuiCmber T. Booking and Booking s CArTUll,
the cheapest Of places.
n Ut the Braces arc not all you will find,
4 cmAFkAbly cheap and exactly 10 mind.
4 II medicine pure, DrugH good In their pIacCS,
G OsmCtICS, perfumes Ia tlIc rareSt show cases.
I Ach lady these wanting ~ oil are believing. -,
jAn8
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Nl OF WEST VIRGINIA.
The Directors OF this Bank have deClarCdA divi
dend Of Five per cent, which will BIZ paid II Stock
7.TIl s, BRADY, Cashier,
Wheeling, january o, 1850. Jan1.dSw
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MONDAY, jan. "a, 1860:

Prayer by Rev. y. W. Fisher.
Mr.. YOUSG from the Committee on
Military AtlhiB reported bill authOriz'
Ing the Adjutant General To procure cases
for the preservation Of the war flags ofthC
West Virginia regiments.
Mr.. DAYTON from tho Committee on
Internal Improvements and Navigation
reported baCk the Senate bill confirming
and amending the charter Of the CheSn'
p,ake and Ohio Railroad Company, re-
commenting its passage with IN amend.
mcnt, providing that nothing in the bill
shall prevent the West Virginia Central
or any other Railway Company from cross
ing said Chcsapcakeiand Ohio Railroad,
and preventing said Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad from discriminating against
treigllts, passengers or rolling stock irom
other railroads passing over sNid ChcS'l-
peakc anil Ohio Railroad The amend
mcnt was adopted and on motion Of Mr..
lIrMpHREYs the bill was tabled.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

|,O.PARTNEltslIIP.-I HAVE As.
.Oclatod with mo In the Merchant Tailor.
InT BnsInrsH, al the old stand No. 49, Main
StFrrt, my Eons, W. II. BChamha and T.. L..
Srhnmbr1. Under tho hFm nARI6 Of u. SrlAmhrI
4 Snns. nv whom the buAlnrHs In all ita brNnrhr,
viii, hereafter, bo conducted. Thankful tn rli.
tOnterS and public In general for past iavOrs, W.
respectfully solicit u continuance u the hnlr.
u. SClIAMBRA,
". II. SCllAMBItA,
L. L. SCIIAMBRA,
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lDIsSOLUTION OF CO.pARTNER.
IL SIIIP.-Thu partnership Of the undrt
Signed under the style Of LIEt, Morrison TO j.,
II this day dissolved,
Tho business Of tho late arni Will hc settled by
th,. new arm Of Henry K. List i Co.
HENRY X. LIST,
BENZ. DAVENPORT,
GEO. II. PARKS,
DAN'L G. LIST, IT.
Wheeling, Dec. 81, 1852.
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uRgOI,rTIONS ADOIETED,

By Mr.. GOLD-That the Committee OH
Education inquire into the cXpedicncy OF
20 amending section 81, Chaptcr 4J Of the
Code, as TO provide for minimum and
maximum salary for the County Snpcrin-
tenilcnt OF Free Schools, to he fixed hy the
Board Of Supervisors.
By Mr.. GOLD-Tlat tho Committee on
Finance and Claims inquire into the cxle'
dicncy Of 80 amending section 4S, chapter
30 of the Code, ~ to strike out the words
"whcthcr such property be in or out Of the
State" in the ed limo Of said section.
BY Mr.. [.EOSARD-ltcterring to the
Committee on Finance and Claims 10
much of the Auditors report as refers tn
returning delinquent lists.
BY Mr.. WERSISGER-That tho Com
mitlec on tho Judiciary inquire into the
expedieucy of amending sections 4 and g.
chapter 147, by striking out tho word
"COrruptly" wherever It occurs.
By Mr.. YOuNG-Th0t the Senate elect
another pAgC,
Under this resolution Master Ed. Moore
was elected.
Mr.. CRANE presented report from
Sonn nsM van" an 1',u I"rr'l ,ino ,,vSSU
this State and Maryland. Referred to tho
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. touSG h'i ,.a ',,,;,J. " ~ aTIn,,,
ti m Mu'l ~ MaS,I s Ghar;.r or Woh1,o,
onArICS Al. DOtnII, 0Ici Is u VI " oo,, ~
county, L%slvG oil" " """ l'' 'V'''' VII
'SXeS co!I ,E, v, A. .,,,., ,,,,o
on nIIon Oh AZ, r' , l"ES, "" n rn,ts "''e
suspended anu Wv IeSOIv1TI' 1 i
hE' EHHitS HltIuuWEcu JOINT 'C'"Iu'
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THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WHEELING, Jan. "a, 1870.
.REPOIsTs PROM COMMITTEES.

Prayer by Rev. J. T. Mcclure, Of the
United PRESBYTERIAN Church.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

ana az IN the case mentioned ths smaller only half A
inuen ~ Tue srger 10 DC equal, the smaller sbond 40
10 with half the power, or In ali tine time Tbe no
for sailing ships should be emitted 10 use propeps
power IN pIoporton 70 theI different abilities 10 bear
could be tested by their speed aud capacity Tor cargo A.
In the case OF steamships. e' ~
The speed OF the various models and their abl,v d,
move easily could be correctly arrived at by very sp
methods. For example, clock-ke machinery mich, ~
used 30 arranged that the descent OF properly nr"r
toned weights short distance would wind on WIND
asses long cords towing the models II the models being
their weight, the speediest would show issef IL ,ea
their ability TO In the easiest with he H.
power two modele might be attached to nr foot s,
one at each end, then cord were attached near bs
center Of the stan giving each ts proper Leverage
ing 70 the power IL is entitled to, by towing them ~
stan would act as balance showing which form moysS
the easiest. Such Interesting experiments would no
doubt draw great numbers 10 witness them and moder
ate charge for admission would pay all the expense in
vOved II something Of this kind done IL yonld ia
productive OF great good and would be found that We
could build in country OF wood a cheaper vessel
Inau cinS"heio' G.
Netc- York, Sept. 20 1901
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01

and provokes inquiry The multitude OF images tha' olu
sees Ia foreign cities Great Britain or IN Europe
looking precisely ake all made as grand imp's
decorative a. possible, all suggesting the same
an addressing tho same weak admiration of power OF
rank are neither attractive interesting Many ol o
own monuments are of this unmeanng cnarseer 80
description Any departure from the prescrueu
that is at the same time approximation W 'n0 ''
truth is preferable TO the handsomest ar'inois
ononcb ahon the statue TO find fault with IT, There viii
be more cause for rejoicing when the public
TO criticise fairly Not few think that Abraham LIN
coin deserves no monument whatever Such VIII not DO
sorry that the statue in Unonsquare is no petter' vi
the great number who think that no monument Is worthy
90 h some NAV he thankful that the statue in Union
sonare is no worse.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
MJJSIC AND THE DRAMA.
lfIISIC.


The fifth Nilsson concert last night, despite
the terrible weather, showed no dimnuoon IN tne
audience Every seat was occupied; the iobpies were
crowded; and the applause was enthusiastic hie'
Nilsson repeated several OF the pieces in which enc mas
already been heard and her listeners reshed them ap
parently as much as II they had all been fresh
Brignol veuYemps and the other members OF the COM
papy contributed valuable assistance TO the entertain
ment Miss Mehlig heard in one OF Lszts Rhdpso-
its Hon1roises, and Sig Bosoni was the acconpa 81
The close OF the subscription series next Monday vii be
followed by two extra concerts for which good reserved
seats can now be had.
The Kellogg concert company will embrace,
besides the prma donna, Mr.. wehl pianist MI Rando1
trtone, Mr. Colby, manager and conductor,
and q tenor vocalist whose name Ia not yet
announced. The speculation is Miss Kiloggs own,
and the public viii all wish her success. She viii begin
her campaign with a grand concert at the New-York
Academy OF Music next Saturday evening.
The patriotic concert for the German Aid
Society is to take place at steinway Hall tomorrow
very good programme lie offered Miss Rosetti and Miss
Mehlig are the principal solo performers.
The free singing classes of the OrpheOn
Society under the direction of Mr. Jerome Hopkins open
/, next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-YORk.".....:....'.'....''''seDs' o"

PORT OF -Y0RE............... 80
CLEARED.
JoNs I.Tepool l. n Pairchld Trout Philadelphia 5 Ptep
'tafp- siIp-AIsca4 l'sSs spencer, savannah
Schr.-SusaD Wright Mount Georgetown, !. T.
ARRIVED.
L { .eam frigate BROOKLYN Portsmouth y H.
steamship HeSsts Ghgs Liverpool sept Is AID ouen''oN0 le
Steamship Ashland Beckett Galveston Sept "a via Key West t9
steamship Wy.Ole Bourne Richmond City Point and NOrh Ht'a
'n sss%.hlp Ellen Terry chapiu Newborn c, days ual
Ship Volunteer Hutehin:cD M.HlI, 4Prl y as @d;s
Bs Bas S%%s Dean 4SasSa PSf cs5s iss
E TSo'' TsS,Ss SssS EP soi rS SsIos a%efs y dy S5 &
SSST Sr x K.s n Carleton auncs CsrieSs II diy. moa,.s
sbr Martha Heath Heath Corpus Christi q days hdes and ~oot
Scbr Hear Middleton Brewer Beaufort, " c. days naval stores
sSE ssSI ss. hSs wseS pHsEo asG1ey B. day. gns
sehr W Chapman PaeEhan Dorchester " b. " lays V""s
,cHoOSxRs-nvER AND oo.srwHE
s q ESsSs PTS1drncs Jss. cunningham Provderos.
r 5 Dean Proydsace. ss-er Bridgeport
J. II. Burnett Providence asr'OA Jane, Providence.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRTRsss MONROE Sept for BallnOr seb Peerless,
PstersoS rom ST. John.P R. =
BosTos Mas sept o-Anyed ..aep' Blackstone hos bsin-
from LeshOrn.
FOREIGN PORTS.
pool arrived At Queenstown O'Clock this sheruoOn ~ a.
The BTf@sS Sa lea sGSh 4 s,o ss S% cdS o &
o. August pot Of refuge .aled hon ee % IT. IG SS,
DISASTERS. -.
prhe .eh- Glars Bell from NeSYork before reported wF'eAed on
,s civ oa tbe aiB and A. once commenced dsChsns The az
ar discharged does not appear 10 be much dAm'.e9
The .cS Ssfn rom NevYors Windsor before rsrSrcs
iss st ~ as sSea D 81 on wsdSsd h injured .sd Sss
cargo oi nour bat little damaged
NOTICE To MARINERS. -
Nhe Pollock Rip I.ht vessel NJ which Lrf, ii' Soh"aN~
bc IL, lgh nL, ha' leen 'eo4 To be, o'"'' L'--
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
THIEVES EMPLOYED BY EXPRESS COMPANIES

SIR: Permit me to ask through the columns
OF your journal from what an Express Company
obtains license 10 open boxes Of fruit committed to its
care for transportation and to ch therefrom onefourh
of the contentsf few days since ordered shipped TO
me by express from Dunkirk, N. r. via Erie Railway,
box OF very choice fruits On receipt Of the box from
the express agent found IL had been forced open and
onearter OF ta contents lched The juice Qf the frt
caused the rascas leave their finger prints upon the
inside of the box and marks Of instrument which
had been used pry IL open furnished unmistakable
evidence OF theft should have overlooked what con.
ceye 10 be criminal act the part OF the employees OF
the Express Company had been the first instance OF
the kind but had been served go before and IN Iact
there have complaints lately OF the same
kind There be redress, since the parties
responsible refuse to explain give satisactlOn Are
Express Companies ependent OF all lawt HoEEsTUs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
THE MISSISSIPPI MILTTARY-IGNORANCE OF
THE WORLD"

To ne razor Of The Trt6uHe.
SIR: The Nec- York World of a recent date
contains an article the Mississippi militia which
tries TO show that the militia Of this state II designed
neither less than organization Of bgands
When assure you that every citizen between Is and IS
embraced in the enrolment OF that body, you III
dersand the justice the declaration that The Worlds
allegations OF crime In the Is somewhat sweeping.
But the ignorance which that journal betrays of
militia apparent throughout its TRADE upon the subject.
While we but MajOrGeneral Tie World places
militia under the command OF seyer6l. When tell
YOU that not Captain has been commissioned, not a
Corporal has received his warrant, viii he disposed
10 laugh at the extent Ia which The World draws upon
Imagination for its facts when declaring that "upon
the heads of the rhrah generally descends bOunteous
showers of captains commissions ana coip9Ials war,
rants The Tact o the case II the a ot me stare oi
Mississippi has yet received but very partial initiation.
Tie assessors are TO report the men liable to service by
the middle Of next month. The volunteer companies
authorized by our Militia law are II recolect rightly.
not without precedent in many states OF the North.
The rs Of these companies Ia hold personal property
is believe, novelty in the Militia lay of States where
The World is held in less respect The 7th New
York Regiment holds some little personal property. and
without any charge, that have ever heard TO the dis
advantage of its honesty.
The rule-orruln party had hoped great things from
militia All ther own stories about the Arkansas
militia and the Holden militia, they hoped fondly 10 be-
hold realities in Mississippi But they will be disap
pointed Our militia will move forward on footing Of
peace. To avoid cosiono between individuals with arms
In their hands, organization separates the cOOred
people from the white To guard against bad blood be-
tween companies commission will be issued to
pany officer who cannot be trusted 10 preserve peace and
good will between his own men and the OF other
commands The differing of the companies will be
scrutinzed jeaously that all possible designs OF
evil men in attempting to obtain commands will
prove idle And to crown the whole plan of precautions
laid down by the wise and patriotic who shapes the
destiny of the state, there is hardly suppOsable cOnd-
On Of things under which he will consent TO call out the
militia while he may accomplish obedience to the laws
by a company OF troops OF the United Staesl And not
only militia to be governed footing of peace
and good will among people, hut the people Them
selves. happy TO add are, with the few exceptions
incident 10 all society ready bow 10 the authority OF
law in spirit OF pralsewOrthy obedience MILES.
Jackson Mss. sept. 10.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
THE CENsUs-THE QUESTION OF HOW MANY
SOLDIERS Gould THIS HOUSE TURN OUT'

THE CENsUs-THE QUESTION OF " HOW MANY
SOLDIERS COULD THIS HOUSE TURN OUT"
To the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: That the census has not been com
petely taken there may be a doubt but that it has
been frauduently taken is manifestly unjust and in
correct charge and so thoroughly partisan that it de-
serves 10 be totally dsre garded The fault lice not with
the much-abused enumerators, nor with the equally
abused Marshal Sharpe but with the bunderng OF the
which directs that the census shall be taken at
time when large portion OF New Yorks inhabitants are
absent. The principal argument IN support ol 1he
ulent inaccuracy OF the census Is that Oh Niu any IL
territorial omission OF names by the enuTnefatOrs NU",
the paramount item or the census narshae conpen
sation IL W two cents per name the chances are tha II
he he a rascal, he will place on his book names Whch
have business there One seurrilous sheet mas MADE
itself ridiculous and shown ts profound ignorance OF e
subject by asserting that the omission OF names was made
profitable by the allowance for mileage. How extensive
this really you Judge by the fact that In my district
l collected 3,542 names, and my mileage allowance
reached the extraordinary OF 81 &C. Next In i'm.
portance comes the question How many soldiers could
this house turn out" alleged 10 have been generally
asked by the assistant marshas. How this originated,
and under what circumstances IL was asked, VIII en-
deayoT plain In course Of the performance OF my
duties came contact with thcky populated tene-
ment house, in which met an old lady from whom !
found il very difficult to extract the necessary
information. and who repeatedly asked II there was
another Draft "going on" Thinking she had not an
swcred my que sons correctly sought for knOwl-
edge concerning her i'm the family occupying apartments
her, and there learned that she had withheld
from me the name OF her who lived with her for
what rea son you will easily perceive Reshng a Joke
wishing to the old lady little for not telling
the truth stepped into her room aud In very serious
manner informed her that she had committed gave
oense by Withholding from the of her son, and
asked her: How soldiers could this house turn
able withdrew she poured upon volley after
voey OF epithes not very choice or complimentary Re
ASST Marshall With Dist. r Eghtecnth Ward
No 100 BTOdd0dy, sept. 49, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
plSSENGE ERS ARRLTED.

FROM LyERPooL-In steamship Helysh. Sept N1H aeAH,.
Mrs o Ben Mrs Steet Dr. ChewOl Mrs Kelly, Mrs Ash
NJ Mrs Captain W II. frest B. Hof j. W GiIvertr Mrs
Newton Mise McAuey Mss Glover Mr. and hts Hart children sHc
Keaiug Tiley, OBren Loon Bech Mrs b.
haum Mr. Gntmsn Mr. Lubesck, MIS- Rehwiscb Miss nngar N
Wsssnan OpolOm J. J. Meyers MTs Nsssmsn Miss Emma Pp
Mss Wsnckie Misses Nell p Jennings W Hayes Miss Ashe Mrs
Bauiwood Miss NJ Rosly, Mrs sun Nj and Mrs Stevenson and
daughte Meashe T. White r. v Johnson B. keeleg,
W Msthess Boger Csp. Smith, W J. Bnney Wamsley r.
Dooley, W H. Williams o. H. Babbage, MI and MTs J And Ms
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGES.

TO the Editor OF The Trfbune'
SIR: The inhabitants of Murray Hill deny
TO those who live opposite Fourth-Avenue Pars
any voice in the disposition 10 be made OF these
parks and pleasant places. They claim that We nave
no resort but 20 submit TO the sacrifice OF these
places In the cutting open Of the Now, claim
that the citizens who have paid for these parks nave he
disposal OF them, and shall be consulted TO what De
comes OF them Madisonave. In but half as wide as
Fourth-ave, yet 1t has two tracks Let us have Isif
play. REPUBLICAN
NeU York. Sept. 10, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
DEPARTCRE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. ocE l

Mails for Europe Liverpool steamship Cty
Washington from Pier No. IS " R. close the POsOce 7J
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up Pier No
y. r.. and closes az $3.50 N. Steamship sails at 10 a.. m.
Mails for France, Bresi, per steamship Vile de Paris
No 81 y. r. the Post Office No Supple
mentsry Mail
SUNDAY 0Cr. 3
All Mails close to-day n O'Clock The PosoGee Is open frm
Ia. IN. 20 II a.
MONDAY OCT.