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Smyrna times., 1871-03-29
[PuBLIc REsoLUrIoN-No.I IL

Resolution in relation to site for building for
the State Department.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives of the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the SecretarS of State the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury, the Secretary of War, the
Architect oc the Capitol Extension, the Supervising
Architect Of the Treasury Department, and the Su
perintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, be,
and they arc hereby. appointed commission to Sc
ect site for The erection Of a building for a new
State Department, subject to the approval of Com
gresF; to cause plans 10 be made for tho same with
estimate Of [the probable cost thereof; and also
TO examine as 10 the propriety of making some ar.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-29
[PupLIc REsoLur1oN-No. l5.1

Joint Resolution making appropriations to supply
deficiencies in the appropriations for contingent
expenses of tho House OF Representatives of the
United States for the fiscal year ending June
thriIeth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
BE 1t resolved bv the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentaiives Of the United States of America in Con.
gress assembled, That the following sums be, and
the same are hereby, Appropriated of any money
IN the treasury not otherwise appropriated:
To detray expenses Of folding documents, incIud.
ing materials and labor, thirty seven thousand five
hundred dollars.
For pay of three mail carriers, at one thousnnd
and ninety five dollars each three thousand two
hundred and eighty five dollars.
For pay of aborers, six thousand one hundred
and twenty FIVE dollars
Approved, March l6, 1870.
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less than two hundred ana nty eet
in engh in the and the piers of said bridge snail D
nara with the of said and the main snail
channel Of the river at low water Ana pro-
sTuctrd as the shall be constructed
draw the main channel Of the
river at accessible and navigabe point and with spans
hundred and sixty feet in the clear on eacn
of pivot pier of the draw And the next
"ning spans draw shall be less than hundred
shall not be less than twenty ieet
mark measuring to the b"Om chord o tho
the OF said bridge shall he parallel with
Of the And provided also That SAID draw snail
promptly reasonable signal tor the passage OF
shall not be adm 0i their
under the of said bridge except wen
trains passing the but in shall unnecs
delay IL opening the said draw during or ae
PASSAGE OF trains
SIC g. And be it further enacted That bridge cob
ed under this and according ITS malions shall
be lawful and shall he recognized and known a
which also higher charge shall be made TOT
the transmission the OF the troops
mile paid for their the railroads or
public highways leading the sale BRIDGE Ana prnheu
aSO That said corporation execute mortgage anu
bonds payable principal and interest in gold or United states
said bridge.
And be it further enacted. That the bridge company
aforesaid shall submit the Secretary O his approval
plan with the drawings OF their bridge
approve plan said bridge, and notify the
the in writing the bridge shall not be ou
commenced and should change be made in the plan o
the bridge during the OF the work thereon sneh
change shall be subject likewise to the approval OF the
Of War.
SEC And be it further enacted, That Congress shall have
power a any time to alter, amend, or repa this act
Approved, July l, 1870.
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rPrR,1c REsoIuTIoN-No. 81

A Resolution appointing Genera. Thomas Osborn
manager OF The National Asylum tor Disabled
Soldiers.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representa-.
tives of the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That General Thomas Osborn, OF ILL.,
Dos. be, and he 10 hereby appointed manager of
the National Asylum for Disabled Soldiers, in the
place of Richard Oglesby, resigned.
Approved, DE- cenber IA. 1869.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-29
rPrRL1c RssoLurIoN-No. l4.l

Resolution in relation settlers the late Sioux
Indian reservation in the State of Minnesota.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representa- a.
tives of the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the act of Congress approved
March sixth, eighteen hundred and sIxty.eight, en-
titled IAN act for the relief of settlers the late
Sioux Indian reservation in the State Of Minnesota,
be, and the same is hereby so amended as to allow
settlers therein provided for until the first day of
March, ammo Domlni eighteen hundred and seventy
one, in which to make proof and payment for their
claims.
AnDroved March l. 1870
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rangemenu for the War Department: Provided
That the commission should reach the conclusion
that the present site of that department the most
suitable for the State Department. and report 10
Congress on the first day of next session.
Approved, December ID, 1869.
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fPCBLIc-No. i2l
An Act for the relief Salt Lake City
he Terri of Etab


Be enacted by the Senate and House
the United States Of America Congress assembled That
the words "a in
act entitled the reis OF the eities
ana towns upon the public lands, March
teen hgn1 and sXySeysn shall not apply to Salt Lake City
In the Territory Of Ltah bat said shall be
construed IN ITS application to said CITY that lands
entered as provided said for tu
tAns contained in said gity
and the said city section number IN
towushlB numhrr one north of
same may be embraced such and indemnity shall
therefor when shall be Congress of
onS sixteen aud thirty six in the TerTIto Of
purposes.
Approved, July l. 1870
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Approved. July 1870.
.PrnItc-Nn- u

An Act to repeal certain by terri
torial leg stature of Wyoming.
BE Ut enacted by the Senate and House Representatives
the It"i states Of America in Congress assembled That
the sections Oi legislature the
OF NN1ming, The fourth
OF An providing the coleconof
aessed 0nd levied IN this Territory also fOynue
hity nine both inclusive OF act entitled An
regulate and
proved, repsa ed. and declared null nd void.
Approved, July l. ls7O.
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TPrBLIc-No. ii3.l

the allowance Of claims the State
Minnesota to lands for the support university
B9 enacted by the senate and House
the United states Of America in Congress assembled. That
the Commissioner Oi the General Land Oiicp
serehy hohd ard directed in adjusting the claim Of the
State ~ Mtnnesoa 70 bands for the support
Ey, To approve aud certify selection land,
OF said state to the full sevony
tons mentioned in the Of Congress
twenty ak H. eighteen hundred and hy-seven, without
king into the the lands the time
o the OF the state into the Uninn and donated
said State by the act n Congress approved March second
teen hundred and sxtV-One.
Approved, July g.,
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[PUBLIc REsoLUTIoN-No. A.

TIVN--INU'
Resolution suspendlnk existing provisions of laws
for taking the census
r. solved by the S nate and House of Representa-
tves of the United Sites OF America in Congress
Asst mbled That all existing provisions of law re
atIng to taking the census required by the Cohsti
tuition of the United States be, and the same are
hereby suspended and postponed until the fret day
February, ammo DOniIni eighteen hundred and
seventy.
Approved, December %, 1869.
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tPUBLIc REsoLUrloN-No. 81 i

j
"A resolution dIr citing the Librarian Of Congress
10 return to the executor of Thomas Jefferson
certain private papers.
Resolved by she Senate and House of Representa-
t'Ves OF the Unite4 States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the Librarian Of Congress be au
thorlzed to return 10 the executor of Thomas Jcfe
son such OF The papers OF said Jefferson now in pos
seSsi"n OF the government as upon examination
shall be deemed of a private character, reserying
Smyrna times., 1871-03-29
A. ,.. lPrBI!C-No. 1891 /

An Aet to amend entitled An act to establish police
ennr ioI ne District OF Columbia and for other purposes
approved seventeen eighteen hundred and
Is" enacted by the senate House
the United States America assembled,
an act entitled An establish IA police
District of Columbia and for other
seventeen eighteen hundred the
hereby amended so that the said police be
lLrd and the first thereof held
| Approved, JULY 7.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-29
lPrnL1c-Nn. IIal

m Ne '''' %. bo, aux the courts ~ the United
tr.trct North Carolina.
h' fi" dud House at Representatives Of
Sl. t4-ri .cR IN Congress assembled, That the
dstIiet court Vi he CnJeI
NORM Carolina 1IIrcd O be held in ElcntOn.
hereafter De- held IN the town Of zaDath CITY, in said
Ste auo 10 rscOzHZance, writ. order.
Iet1rhaoe III SAID court Eden'on, shall bs affected by
Approved, July /, 1870
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No. lGs. /

An Act 20 amend existing laws relating internal
BE enae ed 10y the Senate and House of Repr ates Of
the United states OF America la Congress assembled That
on and alter the OF this act in addition the articles
exempt iaw the articles products
enumerated shall he exempt from internal namely
ne aud preserved fish shell fish, meats fruits and vegetables
AppTON ed July Ia lSIM.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-29
fprnI.fc-Nn. iIT-l

An Act IN relation to circuit courts
be II enacted by he Senate and House
the United states Ot America Congress assembled That
nothing in the Act amend the judicial system OF
Chteu STATES approved ADr ten eighteen hundred and
snail be construed to require crcu ~ be
held In JUDICIAL district which
reqnred to be held by previous sly existing law.
Approved, ] Ily 1, 1873.
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such as may be regarded public in their chor,.,
and report the same 10 the Committee nn p
Library. Tue
Approved, April 6, 1870.
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Secretary of State.

[PUBLio REsoUTIoN--Na. g..
Joint Resolution of tribute To the memory of George
Peabody, deceased.
Whereas, in the death of George Peabody na.
tive of the United States, and late u resident o
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An Act amepdaor of hn act to srGcet the rights af actual


seers the public lands of the United States approved
July 81, lSGs, and for other purposes.
Be House Of Representatives OF
the United in Congress assembled. That
the entitled An protect the nights actual settlers
upon the public lands of the Citrd States approved July
eighteen hundred eight be- and the
hereby amended by adding thereto the following pro-
viz: Provided That all Suc agricultural college scrip
shall be settlers OF Dre-emp
claims in the and to the extent as IS
authorized Jy military bounty land warrants
And provided urEer That all locations Of such scrip made
within thirty aYs the date of said act OF July
eighteen hsIdred and siAyeEh II other wise
in conformity with law hereby lrSazrd and made valid
Approved, july |, ISTU.
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ARTICLE /.
ARTICLE ILL.

The United States office shall defrav the ,, .,s,,
of the sea conveyance Of all mails transm,lp6 IN
both directions by means Of IT'S subsidized I'm. f
mail steamships, 80 long as said line is malD,oD,a
by the government Of the United States ,rd ,ss
Hawaiian office shall detrry the expenses 0. tho 40,
conveyance of all mails transmitted, iu both fi.,
tons, by means Of occasional steamship o. ty .,I.
! ing Vessels.
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The present convent n shall 90 into effect imme
diately on the exchange of rat6cations. aud shall
continue in force for ten years. Ii neither party
shall have given TO the other six months previous
notice Of It's intention then to terminate the same
it shall further remain in force until the end O
twelve months after either of the high contracting
parties shall have given notice 20 the other of suct
Intention
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
LITERARY NO..

n Anpleton & Co. ha 20 recently received
.,., store Nos $40 and Broadway, collection OF
-.o,v seven Thousand Slumcs Of rare and valuable
,O.ts made expressly lor them ny IN agent OF com
,st.nt Judgment, se1t out for the purpose VINO mas
eu, the sumwer In ransackng the book stores OF tho
rrral cities Of Great Britain and Ireland ana mas re-
turned with what probably the finest selection oi
Sns ever brought at time 70 this country fSr ae
Among these works the following; the fnoncai i i
ssns ~ the Percy Society, In 80 yols hound IN Po
sSns U CAM NJ tnis unrvaled collection Of English ballad
literature was issued by the Percy society Sns snnv v i
" puSisSed m -the which the great
, ;stTss sSoaSn psm''TC CoanG @Gd u
Holy an unusually rsa, aG and cSps res in three
feio volumes uperby bound in rich N inmr yo
with coored plates The Vernon Gallery IN arv .O1e eary
,n,as folo Including volume on sculpture very eiy
BrocSedens Passes the Arsn one
volume folio bourd in morocco tne Pr name :" cn each
nsrntipn. M The Monuments. Churches. &c. OF spain
three volumes folio half morocco the % M art o en- ~
srsyfnS T6e Great schools Of England haIrT% n,nrS
ESn s i%f ye
smcs lto in fine polished calf with authsnne % P 10
Of the S M%4s crncay being found four
volumes this copy is & on aISS Psinfns fnp anu splendid
speecSes Of the Great orators Of Englsnd ,dS Gndns
FOX, Pitt Burke Sheridan SGrsan ;6s cony is Very
fine and scarce one in 81 vols. Tree can n,a t bals
Rnssa extra and illustrated with several hundred addi
tonsI'nlates Inserted "Gbbou's Works" IN ls vols
SAYS Christian Art > three vols, calf valuable anh
a. freats =" The Nuremberg Chronicles" unique col
ored copy Of this very and curious work OF tne M
teenth century Of the earliest ol te
At nrntine Besides these works the collection comprises
magnificent editions of Shakespeare ana OF @ sro't nns
Of the scenery Of Scotland of Syria, OF the DANUBE OF
America, &C. and of almost all the stahaafG t W
anthors including several very scarce collections o In
rsh poctry and English novels In the aggregate
Books must have cost about $4,000 and they would ol
and fortune.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
10 900 60. c. %, ne
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 20-P. y.

A very active day is reported at the Stock
Exchange although in the railway and miscellaneous
list perhaps yesterdays and Mondays standard has not
been reached. The market opened nrmly-a continue
tlon Of yesterday evenings movement-and prices
quickly responded to the demand Of the shorts to cover
their contracts. During the morning, however, tho
market made some quite material CONCESSIONS but for
period after midday became comparatively quiet and
tame From this temporary duness II soon rescued
in the Of the purchases Of bonds In excess
Of advertised proposals, and prices were once moro
turned the upward direction. but as compared WITH
the morning trade the afternoon dealings were'
on a restricted bass. While We arc nos OF
the opinon that the bear speculation 10 ~
an end yet wide break Of the last week ha beyond
doubt created very large short interest, which may
form an important element in renstatng prices In their
former position, only for temporary period We can
that the important bull chQues have been CON-
PEELED realize upon their holding ss their stocks
believed protected from the storms Of stringent
money by long loans covering any possible period o2
tghtness In rates, the especially natural
gency is likely to occur, and the force OF artificial
methods must be quickly expended. go far as
tight money 10 taken into the consideration.
the cliques doubtless smile ct the situation.
The particular card Of todays transactions Western
Union in which immense trade was done, the stock
going up 6sa by the purchases Of the laestormed
clique who gave out their intention Of putting the price
to u.s. Whether the electrical current will be sufficiently
sharp and strong to take the price to that point must
depend upon circumstances, and We are not informed OF
the force Of batteries There was large business In
Pacific Mail Lake Shore, Ohos, Erie Northwest Com
mon Wabash, and ew-York Central, while Union Pacific
and Rock Island we're fairly active. We note sales or
Panama at 63: D., L. and Western 100 B. H. and Erie,
2s Hannibal and st. Joseph ss-the Preferred, 49, and
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. 1877. In miscellaneous
shares the stocks strong and higher and th
lower priced shares weak the Marposa shares dwindhns
into positively insignificant proportions Express stocks
were well sustained. The following table shows the
highest and lowest prices of active stocks made to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
Danrina Academies.

A -DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
"A. will ali the No 22 corner
of which greatly improved venusoa and
elegantly decorated refurnbd Win commence about ne 1t q
October soon hereafter the return Of Mr. and hn Dod~0n0
from kurope win allow.
NE GKRMO's DANCING ACADEMY, No. 80
~ Fhbaye, corner Fosrteentbst Classes viii reopen
TUESDAY Sept 26, at p M for gentlemen
TUESDAY, Sept 26, at l03 q m, tor lsnes only , -
SATURDAY Sept 90 at for Joung ladies' misses ana mas
es Private given Circulars at the Acadeuy
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were

As we had anticipated. Mr.. Secretary Boutwell, didno
Justify the story that he would appear In tho @eo
to-day and permit the bond purchases and gold aes
to come of simultaneously. We have repeatedly pores
out the readiness with which the gold clique, who ca
matters in such q high-handed way. might have bes
dyested of its power to work such injury to our COR
nercal interests and is hardly worth wle to repe~
the statement here. Tue Secretary will be compeIedw
come to the rescue of the mercantile community wv
mately as he did aforetime on memorable occassea1
and since the remedy is easy. why delay It's appn
ttoni It is very clear that the longer the resalso
tho price of gold Is left TO the speculss@<
and the higher the premium is advanced 'as
more serious will be the disturbance 20 bus,ne~
when the decline takes place. We are now fcapns "
fruits of Mr. Boutwels datoriness In coming 10 sno
OF his real friends and supporters TAXING sdVan'He
the postion certain foreign banking concerns tWno "
themselves conspicuously Odious on one OF t"o 'o'
occasions Of similar nsture are credited Win Aoops
up the stringency In the cash so'o' " N.s ,.,n-
the gold Of which they havo gress sosncsn0., N
d,cious proceeding, 70 say the lesst whca 'eey ~.
,v realize 10 the end 10 fsir 10 say, however, '"ss
the ofYicers of the aforesad insusutaons ooAy suy
,,,,ctv IN the lock up" and aver tnas 'ney 0"o s
ood AT uer cent This probably goes 20 tno oooo.ns
ton who distribute II In smaller sums' toe
40 rs,as so long prevalent +, expectation Of e1ua
s 80. NJ M boutwell,, ss-m row, has kept The god
ithin the Limit Of liza and l 1.-THE sales ~ thess
s.,ss neius excsptionaD tho prepoaderancs ef deal
,r.. hainr At liA0iils. In the regular way, though
.s.s tr,nssot,ous occurred ct iiHolS. th difference
snressuns the rates paid for tho use OF sOh ~ Dor
rovers that form being used to evao usury lawn Fof
The use of gold until tho following res were
Maid: I, TIC, l. SIC, TIC, sis SIS. snd snsv
ora per cent Tho asyudicsse" - Il u wtti'y called
overeached themselves to-day, aud the close
Of the Clearing House found them 70 long o. gold sn'
thew paid per cent freely 70 carry over te balances
they wors unable to end Ths foscby nlSstfsfes ~
magnificent proportions" Of tho squeeze. ana W"
mental capacity OF it, members snd protsctors ana y
they defy the power Of the Treasury D~pArtuen''
TIE days busness 1t tho Gold Exchange IAas ws ~
folows: Gold olssrsd. sss.lss.sas; sosd ssiAsCe'-
$3.50, .2S7; currency bA,aneea es%IJ1. Tho 'oss''s
were the quotations;
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
fam-8rhocls.

COL LUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
Tbe ueeu,h Annual Tern Of ~ Issuos viii eoanenee
81 lafayette p c. NsuYort WRDNRSDAY 0etober I'LL and
viii coudnue May Is, s1 The fan course Of noeon con
S the Bar without er.mnson Aer M caossss Other
in'0rn'aon I" THsoDoHs w. DWIGHT. wars.,, Ia
AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
IL THE CITY OF NRwY0Rk-The next session hsgI oS IOBSh M
y Lb. oily ior .t.dy And s;rsuc: nasv
lion on students attending sessions which admits 70 pe xsaoo
farther ersmnston For foulzs &c, address d. 'A@ukS ses
retsry. 23 ChamberSSt
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
Jnsirurtu,n.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No:
~ Wipsopplsoe prepares for business eslege Tbe -
ys.f sp.s tes Ia raa,, otssi.ias .sas cas. scs::
sDd fcn es Porter i.eHy Il Yk Csss b .s.sissd
Howe Peys Ne. Dowsry Bseos KaTs, H~ Winthrop
place. ''A thompson 'f'' No. ~ GsoSBr O. Asx
WOODBURN. FAMILY and CLASSICAL
w RCHOOL FIR yoses Boy~ AsiasAve. Hartford Conn Rev
CHARLES ABBOTT, Phasea hs psnbs Of pspih hnts v
10 The Winter term begins on The fst q Noveaber
WIN. II. LEGGETT's SCHOOL, 1,3l4 Broad
limited Ynnay department de Of Miss L. ". Lsstt
Cirtssrs IA Rasf Teshs st., - d sbs sshos.
N.lOS FOR BOARD and TUITION, one
DS)SeJ yea at The STAMFORD (Couu COLLEGIATE INsTf
TTTB POiNLADIEs Music ~ Painting oay errsA nsa.s
TseAe Of Nssu ssguageA He1s asd (ssoah eslsra
setsol opess Sept. %, ISL. X Z. FLACA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
Goal. Sc.

COKE. A A CHALDRON, delivered imme,
" diateiy from Metropolitan oas wssn r''X MuReiYs
Orders by nsf promptly attssisa 70 ~ -
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
SECOND BOARD,

adIes Of 0ovsrnSaesf Bosds
N O. g. so Coz 81 o'el Is 900 D" Cso o''''
1000 U. g. $40 Goa os3i 0ells4l n SsoeE.i'''"''"'
SECOND BOARD P. NJ.
aok, NJ uot> Bonas~ hat,oed Ads aad Rsursed-k
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21

1lS and IlI hArkeFu Auu - Dunu -.
HURD & HOUGHTON,
II rHf Il hHESsfDR HfnSKSlSSEs Press StSIa,ibsH6GE cIabs6GE
LIFE OF THE E Kew RIS7o q JOHN S!S McViGKAR s. T. D.
b. Rev W Meveiar. With portrait In one volume crown
Msyel. position N..Yo.l .eeIsty 'Da hi: relation: to
The record embraces his foreign travel and intercourse
With eminent men Tiff ji JUDGES Ts yG RETs ANIMALS 3,
Sizs ....,,. ,.,. ., , v.t..,. sm,,, ,na =.
he incidents are taken T sne G TesS @ mnp ,nSJ "n and 70 & S o
''''F" LI1TLE-FOLK SONGS.
eisses: Mos. and ii A. hAllocE In volume
st ;s ees Rs h. an. 3; T:s Of "
''' TIE CLOCKMAKER:
n, Hon TaonAs CHIspLKR HALlBrRToN With illustrations BY
&C n.aIr. I9 one volume 'mo Uniform with the Riverside c''
.. work has induced s Soa .Ss g.t D.SE,ss
pute the shwd the capital storytelling and 'ouud
4S he sSoVs sent BY mai. on receipt price,
VNHE GREAT DARWIN SATIRE-A new
book by the suhor The New Gc.pel Of Peace this
LI With Of couc Hs,gsiS9 Pr't 80 cent. will hs'e
EOURTH THOUSAND.
JOAQUIN MILLER's SONGS OF THE SIERRAs
This tok merely collection Of rbyned verses Of the imagna
'i Fi51. .s 46yEx!rHE A. ARzosAs
Geo. 5fcwn yos gold and hoard away ""a
:ssi''l burrows the 'l''s R1f SSiIpossAs" siiIS II
9Th. mighty of 'reT;zs .Tss sP;% &;T5 slcArDr,
@ hear s M the bear & q .Ds s RED nd ever T .
eight and TT y5S4s EeTaSs q NICARAGUA.
sbue chief who was bret, true as any star yet
sssve Yubas griIihes are" - ,,,,,,
sps.i.Ss DELIGHT and rscqi ,6s aid o. ia,s,p,,,
Gseyrasr ohss a pleasing antidote,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
90 Uhom It man Concern

800 REWARD
ANDREW PULLAR native Of Dundee ia Scotland e that ooun-
try for America In 1897 arriving Nswi In May OF that year soh
which sailed Norfolk in Virginia about three mouths AFTER
wards thence supposed proceeded TO tie interior and ne
He deaf and dumb and the time OF
his Of Any giving nforma
discovery Of Andrew Pulsr Hahye Que
supplying evidences his Will receive reward OF Slo
49, WALTER H. TAYLOR Norfolk, Va
DANIEL LORD, Jr,
IS Exchange place. New York City
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21

FOB SALE-FILES Of THE DAILY TRIB-
An Al ~ siSsfS - ysn l1. t.T.yY ssd ma Assis % NAE
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT The STOCK ExCHANGR-FIRsT CALL
104 O'CLOCK A. ".
Sales o. Bosa-
1oeo e 81 Cca ....1nb 35oo so Gee 67 .IS
r. 90 S20 Cos 90 ...l TO- 900 US so Coz es ...l
1850 g. 80 Coo Is s:.."lEa tso..............iit}
New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
miscellaneous.

BRUSHES of every description at No. 1856
ID Pear HarperS Building AL articles a the oyeS nstory
JOHN X. HOPPEL.