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DENTAL NOTICE.
H.
DR.. GEORGE s. FoUKE,
u e " I I . I ,

OF WESTMINSTER, MD,
COLLECTS applications for SKILLED
- OPERA 7ION.S IN DENTISTRY
at the GILBERT House. MECHANIcsTowN
the Fourth Thursday afternoon and Friday
forenoon of every month.
At EMM1TTsBUKG, Fourth Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday forenoon, and at
Rocky RIDGE, First Wednesday after
noon. mar4-tf
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JOSIAH 8. MARTIN,
~ i N II E r.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FTeaeT9cE County,
Maryland.
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
n zens Of this place and vicinity, that
he has established Tin Shop in Water
street, at the house Of Mrs. Polly, where he
is prepared to execute everything in the
Timing Line. He has on hand Tinware
of all descriptions, Star Cooking Stoves,
etc. He invites the people to call at his
shop as he is determined to give good salts
faction to his customers.
april 22-6m
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MONEY CANNOT BUY IT,
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESS!
But the Diamond Spectacles will
Preserve 1t.

WE now offer a Glass to tho public
w which is pronounced by the most
celebrated opticians of the world to be the
most perfect, natural artificial help to the
human eye ever known.
They are ground under our own supcrvi-
sion, at our own mandatory in New
Haven, and arc so constructed that the
core or centre Of the Tense comes directly
in front of the G. c, producing clear and
distinct vision, as in the natural healthy
sight, and prevents all unpleasant scnsa-
tions, such as glimmering and wavcring of
sight, dizziness, &c, peculiar to all Others
in use.
These Glasses are manufactured from
minute crystal pebbles, melted together,
and derive tleir name "Diamond," on ac-
count of their hardness and brllliancy.
These Glasses are mounted in the finest
manner, at our own mandatory, in all
STYLES of Gold, Silver, Steel, Rubber, and
Shell Frames, of the best quality
Their durability cannot be surpassed, and
their finish is such rs will suit the most
fastidious.
None genuine unless bearing our trade
mark, stamped on every frame.
Manufactured by J. +. Spencer Il Co.,
Practical Opticians, New York.
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Executors Notice.

executor NOTICE..
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Or
phan's Court Of Frederick county, Letters
Tcstamentary on the Estate of
GEORGE EYLER,
late of Frederick county, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on OF be-
fore the 18th day Of November, 1871; as
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
ISRAEL WILL1AR,
may i3-4W Executor
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DRESSED LUMBER

has the advantage of being cut and dressed
by machinery all of which is new and OF
the latest patent and improvement.
REMEMBER THE PLACE, ON TIL
GROUNDS AT WAESClIE, BRO. &
CO.'S planning MILL.
cS-To call and compare prices is all We
can ask, and that we do request.
CASSELL, WAESCIE& CO.,
Mcchanicstown,
mar4-1y Frederick county, Md
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Dr. William White

CONTINUES to practice his profession
\ i in McchanicstOwn and vicinity. He
offers his professional services to his
friends and the public. When not absent
he may be found at his residence Main
street. mar4-tt
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White Pine. Oak and Yellow Pine
FRAME STUFF, HEMLOCK JOlSTS,
STUDDING AND RAFrERS, Plstcring
and Smuggling LATHS, SHINGLES, (Cy-
press and Pine Is, 30 and "a inches long,
The following we have cut and dressed
At WAESCIIE. BRO. & CO.'S FLAMING
MILL: White Pine Rustic Uutch)
MISUNDERSTANDING, FLOORING
and So SIDING, and yellow Pine Floor
ing.
We have constant supply nf WHITE
FINE 1, It, I. and inch STUFF, dress
I'd on one or both sides.
Persons desiring dressed stuff of a diff
frrrnt quality from that which we have ON
hand can have it dressed to ORDER on short
notice, as we have on hand all qualities of
Lumber in the rough. As our Lumber is
cut at one of the finest mills in Williams
port, Pa, we can warrant no wcdgy or
uneven boards Our
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YARD.

WHITE PINE INCH BOARDS,
Regular u2 inch) and Irregular widths;
It, I and inch WHITE PINE PLANK;
OF the above we have three qualities each.
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s.s,:Ss@IrrEIh
StsG~-F-l
SSsssss1f%.T;s'
-SSS.S.i .s-ss-
,4;I;;,v, ,sss.AAsst ~ - .s.s4k'
$50 SO s'..1 r. -. t Gstt.s&ss.c.s- -
WESTERN MARYLAND RAlLROA DAD.
OPEN IO .NECWANICSTO WV.
(ONLY SIX MILES FROM EMMITTsBURG.)
CALVERT STATION,
Corner Of FrmkEn mt CNcet Streets.

Trains leave Baltimore for Owings'
Mills, Glen Morris, Rcisterstown, Fmks.
burg, Westminster, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, Middleburg, Double Pipe Creek,
Rocky Ridge and Mechanicstown at $50
4. NJ. and $50 p. NJ daily, except Sunday,
and for Union Bridgr at $50 p. NJ.
The $40 \. NJ Train connects with
Stages for Hampstead and Manchester at
Glen Morris Station; for Tancytown n,
Mu,icbur- Station, aud for Emmlltsbur@
at Mrchanicstown
Returning trains leave McehaDicstown at
$50 A. VI. and 2:2j 2. NJ; leave Union
Bridge at 800 and us \. NJ and 3:a4 p
NJ. tor Baltimore daily, cXcept Sunday, ar
irving at 500 and 1915 A. NJ, and G:l5
+. Nj. w. II. JORDAN,
General Agent.
JoHN r KIeNEY, Superintendent.
apr 29-tf
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elsewhere.
He has recently received an elegant and
choice lot of fancy shoes, consisting Of La
dies Caters, Morocco Shoes, Slippers,
Gents French ard Stitch Caters, Misses
and Children's Caters of all sizes and of
the latest styles.
He solcits call from his friends and
customers to examine his stock of Shoes,
Boots, Caters, &c.
The sign of the Big Boot, on West Main
Street, will direct you to his place of bust
ness.
mar 25-6m ENOS COVER.
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PRIVATE SALE.
ME subscriber offers at Private Su
|. the McchanicstOwn
FIGURING MILLS.

L. the Mcchanicstown
FIGURING MILLS,
improved with Merchant Mill, good
Water Power, overshoot wheel, capacity
from Is TO 20 barrels per day. fine large
new BRICK HOUSE and all necessary
out-buildings with
.GOR 5 ACRES OF LAND,
within the incorporate limits of the town,
convenient to the Depot of the Western
Maryland Railroad, all in good repair, and
arranged for both merchant and custom
work. Possession given and terms made
to suit the purchaser
T. \. wIERMAN.
P.S. The subscriber. thankful 10 tho
citizens of Mrchanirs,own and country tor
the patronage heretofore extended asks Il
continuance ol the same. rs the mill has re-
Gently Undergone a thorough repair. He
is now prepared to Go custom work Of all
kinds with Gcspatch and shall cEldcavor to
please all. Flour. Corn Meal and Feed of
all kinds and grades, on hand for sale, and
will be delivered within the limits of the
town on Tuesday and Friday ot each week
at the very lowest market prices. Also
until ,hr ALLOW" rrol rrtv i sold " i'll con
urHr To ,'@y Ne highest market prices tor
Wheat. Rye, Corn aMa N#,,
mar lS-Il + !. WlERMAE.
( ,AitE FOR TIE LITTLE ONES
v AZ HOME.
GIVE THEM MR..
Twill SAVE 4 DOCTOES BILL.
CHILpEEN's CARRIAGES
CHILDREN : CARRIAGESu
CnILpREN's CAKEIAGEsH,
TWO, THREE, OR FOUR WHEELS.
Positively the hnndsomcst. largest, and
cheapest assortment ever seen in Frederick
City.
Father or Mother, Uncle or Aunt, wish
ing to see the Wee Ones" healthy and
happy, should call and buy one of those
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE CARRIAGES.
"ris money we'll spent, and all who try
the experiment will find it true.
Come while the assortment is large and
lnbroken. They are handsome and much
cheaper than heretofore, and cannot fail to
please Remember the place.
SMITHS Temple of Fancy.
No. - n. Market ST., Frederick.
ap loft
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LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF THE
BIG BOOT!

The Subscriber would in
form the citizens of Ne
chanicstowr and vicinity
that he continues to man
ufacture BOOTS AND
SHOES of all sizes and
descriptions, which he
warrants, and will sell as
low as can be purchased
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BARN BOARDS.

YELLOW PINE INCH BOARDS;
POPLAR INCH BOARDS:
AND HEAVY PLANK.
OAK BOARDS.
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improved with Merchant Mill, good
Water Power, overshoot wheel, capacity
rom Is TO 20 barrels per day, fine large
Jew BRICK HOUSE, and all necessary
lllt .hllillin.rs With
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.GOR $ ACRES OF LAND,

within the incorporate limits of the town,
convenient to the Depot OF the Western
Maryland Railroad, all in good repair, and
arranged for both merchant and custom
work. Possession given and terms made
tD sllit the D,rrlaS,r
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
AFFAIRS At THE BROOKLYN N3VYT1RD.

FUNERAL CEREMONIES TODAY THE STEAM
FRIGATE CONGRESS FITTING OUT.
The remains of four Assistant Engineers,
who porished on the weehaw ken have been
ceved at the Brooklyn NavyYard and will be buried to-
dsy at the Marine Hospital Cemetery. The following
order issued upon the arrival Of the remains:
L. g. EAvr.YARp, NKwYgRK
COHsAsDAyT's OvYTCE Sept. 81 1871.
Notice hereby yh that Geo.
W. McGowsu hersn, A, Mitchell aud M Sponburg who
lost oundeng Weehswken Charleston Hsrbof Dec
3 have been received stthe and s be inferred at the
deceased and the officers n the station respectfully
officers Of the Yard and vessels under
msDd will Lycenm building. at II 30 the dre
aboyensme fun dress uniform FOR genera duty with coeie hats
In place VI The procession will move IRON the Yard m pre-
csely NJ SMITH, Rear Admiral Commanding
nCommander scard OF the Ordnance Department is In
trusted with the preparations The bones are ncosed in
q small box, which s placed within handsome silver
mounted rosewood caskst The flags Of all the Govern
ment vessels will he displayed at half-mast The MEM
bers OF Sylvan Grove Lodge, No 2b +. A. NJ, will be
present pay the last mark OF respect to Augustus
Mitchell, one OF the deceased.
The Congress- Capt H. K Davenport, Is putting In
sailing condition as rapidly as possible. Her guns,
have been again put in position Her armament at pres
eu consists Of IA ench guns and two SGpound reguns.
She will sail for the to meet the Guerrere
in about two weeks. The following Ia list OF her ofcers
bay c. H. Stockton and p Arnold Aie
3Ieeete H. Hunter and Wsm Byerett hdhpmen, T. T.
vreeand, g. W. Holman, j. G. Spencer H. Cobb W sewr
+. T. RdS Bogert
Homer Law; Psymser George Cochr,ne Chief
I'd wand Latch First Assistant Engineer Charles H. Grrenaf Sec
ond Assistant Engineer Thomas W Pc First Lieutenant MARINES
liam CphcrloWn boawap John Hail. conner W DevlaB
peptef Henry DAVIS saimafer. A. A. Warren.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

party doinsnt in the councils Of the city and County
apparent By the pstron.ins attitude nov ..ssnsA
Oorrupt Your Committee believe that ne s.nsismsn
Ss ansn Ss il sss
e ns Dspss.%snt q ynanss ere .stasssa s % y
IN that dspsrtust sOlsy With view q sIpsans end
Ss os Ur ss % y BE esGSTSs s s
lax Or corrupt administration o the duties Of any Of me
recurrence Of the evils IN the hope Of the i'm
paired public confidence in the ability Of the city and
liabilities but convince the doubling capitalist that
safer or more advantageous investment fO he espta
oSuiyssnt is returned to him for tie tsx collected p
maintain the Government and the faith and credit OF THIS
party ds%.ss sa:sSsr Eyssy isslsy pS.:sls sss
sbls your os@m.ee s1trs%sy sn.ioa: 70 ., com q
Mayor and shis Common Council, the dirsct and only
.hs proSssdnes % u I Committee rendered e
the value Of sSe securities Of each the results Of the sep
s sf;sP sqs ss q
1851 the nature Of the several acts Of the esature
tas city. while facilitating the Opportunities Of disburs
Ing moneys by the County Board, comforting upon
pervisors IN any Of the other counties Of this state and
many additional subjects of interest TO the people, par
acularly the taxpayers Of the city retrospective
vieW of the legislative enactMepts OF the last IL or 10
years BY which our people have been actually dis
anehised and their ehts and liberties ntrnstsd 70 the
prove highly Interesting and may eyentuate n placing
the responsibilities for the aentaby ana
demorazed condition of the governmental aairs oil this
City and County previous TO June, 1870 which LED 70 the
extravaganza and corruption now complained o. where
they properly and righttuly belong
On behalf OF the Committee.
Which was accepted, ordered on le and directed 10 DO
printed at length IN the minutes. -,
On motion the Board then adjourned until Monday.
Oct q st q o;cOck n m JOHN HARDY, Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE OFFAL CONTRACT AwARDED-A NEW MAR.
KET ADVOCATED.

THE oFFAL CONTRACT AwARDED-A NEW MAR
KET ADVOCATED.
The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen received
yesterday from Edward Clark, offer to remove from
the streets dead animals and oa without any expense
to the city, and to give bond Of for the faithful
performance Of the contract Alderman Cunnjna cham
claimed that In 1865, the city gave Francis Swift con-
to do the work for 10 years IL the Board should
aunu this agreement he would assert his rights I'm the
courts. Alderman Nolan stated that to his pers0na
that frequently there were boats in the ofai
dock. foot Of North Sixtl-st. and that the caruen
dumped loads of the pier ntO the river, making pay
nens the contractor for the privilege. Alderman
words " for year from October l. 1884," but the
amendment rejected and under the previous aues-
ton the majority OF the Board awarded the contract 10
Mr. Clark without defining the length OF time. In voting
against the resolution Alderman Richardson denounced
the action Of the majority
The Collector OF Taxes was authorized to employ eight
additional clerks at IS per day, for three months from
November to assist In collecting tho annual taxes The
total expense of clerical labor will be tl60 Alderman
Bergen offered the following;
marfegden Long represent that no
adequate seomnsdsiiop Afforded ,hsu this Of their
prodn and vherea. they represent their yngne. .9d desire
the utboies Brootn the suect Of locating psc market
Red That special committee ave members of this Board
Long ssd Brootn Interested in the
mser and that sach committee be instructed se notice
meeting early Day aad that such mepg be held In the Common
Coandl Chamber Of this city,
Aldermen Bergen aud Richardson spoke In favor OF the
resolution, apd urged that the authorities should make
every effort favorable 10 the farmers. Alderman Bergen
stated that the Of land bounded by Kent. Flushing
and Washn gtOn-sves. and the Naval Hosptaltho prop
erty OF the GOvernmen-and the Ruk la CermOntave.,
could be obtained for the purpose. The resolution
adopted,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Jacob Rupert and George Ernst. chatged with
not ong empty beer barrels held jester
dAy, in b, 900 bail by Commissioner Osborn
James H. Cross of the firm of Keep & Cross. No. 16
charged with using Washed stamps held yeser
DAY, in 81 go bail BY Commissoner Osborn
In the Court Of General Sessions. before Judge
Bedford YESTERDAY John Byr charged with sssau and battery
nga wscbmau the Fourth stage station July
lg7I acquitted
At the jefferson Market Police Court. Chas. Levy
of No Thirty seeond. committed yesterday,
Gently ,sssulng Hnretts Goden CRANE.
Sesng feather bel from james No
36l West Twenty nnth-sL
At the Essex Market Police Court, Daniel Stephens
of Elrges, committed yesterday for stealing gold
Chse Wshr Of No 22l smths BROOKLYN -oge Rogers No
Rasi Broadway for saog poekebook eontsnng S5 Israel
Aaron of sc East Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

10 suoh arbitraon the will consent and acceptable
arbitrators be found This not known. and will
not be known TO the town. II is not intended TO be
made public until 1t Is agreed upon. 1t 10 clear that
the men behaved wsl from the Asst Thres times they
wrote sskns masters to confer with them All their sp-
post,ons were ignored. Next they hive oil along ex-
pressed Willingness 10 submit 70 tudh o reduction Of
wages a. shall 10 equivalent 10 hS loss Of one hour
day Of work which thsy whh abets No proposition so
sr has been made by any men strike elsewhere. The
workmen are not willing to arbtrate between 50 hours
and S. The masters having conceded 81, they wish arbi
traton to be upon and a. the number Of hours they
have nam sll through. 1t Ia announced this morning
that Mr Bernhard samualson, n P has been here sug
gestng grounds Of meeting between master and men.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
DECIaIONS-SRpT. lh

Supreme Court-Cham bers-By Judge Barnard
The Chicago NJ ms Co Carver Motion denied with
to payment Of costs Denusoun 'g Bro~n-hotion
granted.
ISuperior Court-Specidl Tsrm-Bv Judge Jones'
Merrill sg Men-Re set down for Sept a. II.
AIT Marin.-See decision.
By Judge Beden Lppstt Engrssng Co
Lpplst; Harris .gt Grobowsay KeIsrr Duriiuore
oraute o. denied.
Order Of reference. srague spsgue-Repo
6rmed and Judgment Of divorce granted
Marine Court-Part I-By Judge Shea a.-Rauppius
, spelmanActon for f,. mpsonmn, Judgment for the de-
relating TO the Supreme which proceeded
additions, he made the defendant be,opd
40 Court because Allowance. the
discretion Judge the Supreme Court and the dsceopsl allow
this Court limited By statute to not more thsn sS
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
MONDAY. Sept. s-lI


The business in stocks has been restntS
and the day remarkably dull, condition Of afx, .
that department Of the Stock Exchange without p.
dent for many days. The stock market vas st,c,s A
the morning. and in the main higher. Lake shos. Oaa
and Mississippi, and Western Union, notably o. BOT
dealings were cOnductedlwith0ut the slghte4 peul,
tive enthusiasm. This condition OF things vs Con.
pletely reversed this afternoon the entire mais weak
enng and the active stocks recording dein Of
to II per cent the depression elicitng as hts sIrs
ment the early improvement. In the present STATE Of
municipal affairs and the extraordinary position Of our.
city banks as reflected In the last statemeat the
little food for growing confidence unh new and better
system supplants the old one, and wall+t 10 quiei
to recognize the difference Hence the disposition To
await the development OF rather than dscouu
them prematurely The principal stocks dealt n aside
from those above mentioned n. Y Central. Pacific
Mail, Union Pacific, Wabash, and NorthTest Common,
although In these trade particularly nuimportant.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Cou-
pauy have officially announced the terms Of tho v PER
cent scrip dividend The holders Of the stock VII re-
ceye 40 shares OF stock for each 100 shaes OF 3D.
tbe said 20 shares to be made full stock only after 10
navment of 80, Der cent on them. Theee paymentavl
be a. follows: Ten per cent on NOV. J. ~neh senIs
this amount will be issued. which VIII be salabk
scrip on the Stock Exchange; 10 per cent nor
December l., and the remainder - eailed ior prior
Aug 1, lsI2 after which full shares will be ssusdh
change for the scrip. Dividends on the scrip will Be-
elared on the amounts paid the same ss on the old @
from which 1t will be that no additional full STOCK
which will constitute good delivery. will be isutd
I'll some time next year. The stock transfer book, Opa
to-day and will close the 7th proximo hannibal sad
st. Joseph stocks were weak at further decline Fr
Wayne selling at coli Delaware, Lackawanna snd West
ern I09 Morris and Essex, 9s, and b., H. and Ere
Rock Island has declared a. per cent dividend Coal
stocks retained their frmness, while Express shars
were steady and the lower priced miscellaneous shares
weak and neglected. The following table shows the high
est and lowest prices OF active stocks made today:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. SEPr. N.

TUESDAY. SEPT. @
M.s for gaope Pymoqh Cherboss and Hanba per aa
,bp Thurngs close % Supplementary Mail foot OF
Tbtrd,st, Hoboken, 10 closed at E30 p. la,
deposited in Supplementary hah must oe prepaa WI"
double postsgel .rn.nx g..
Mail. m, gurops Via and Liverpool steamship
HeTsds close l:Jo Supplementary Mail on Pier No. o.
n r., 10 closed at Las N. ,--.,. IA.
A letters Supplementary Mail mast BE- prepaid with
as for Havana Indies, per steamship saIonia close
THURSDAY SEPT %.
Mails Europe via Liverpool steamship City o Lmenek o
al l:30 m. /. ...
IAN ters deposited Supplementary Mails mns be prepaid With
double postage .-,.- o,,.
MM for German States via Bremen, per steamship Ohio
Mails for Havana steamship Columbia close
at p. m. . - -, D..
OGce st IL q. m.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

The proposed extra purchase by INC .ss ,uoun,
q, ,Ooo,oOo fye-twenties siieited offerings u,m OF
Of 4, sla 500. at rates ranging from fi2" fi2,,,s
these offerings g. 10000 were taken az .ue In
In state bonds there was a lively busls' ., s71s
Tennessees both issues reaching per cen, psened
oa yirsinias yielded per cent to sd 'as ..ss veil
bonds selling at 9si. Georgia gold per ,sas nsv
Sustained at ssi, Missoufis being nra r.. 4 vsp
,s . IDssSs Dsrs.. IDI N any Of Tie Issues IL ss % s.
In the Pacific mortgage. censrs we're ssn S,s saa
iO,. Unions being quoted ct sts% a. a and xsr
land Grants at ssa; while Incomes 500 basnsss
ID Denver City gold per cents come into .' r..ss ard
prominence as lower prices of stock. a.' for
capitalists desiring long aud sesu,' n his direction
their funds are ,urnns their attention ~ '..,-,s..
The Tss s'1Ss rS.spSs .ds Sa stock marks. wa: i:
peunsylvania Go, third issue. sold ~ i"''
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
were the quotations /:


There has been free supply OF money 'nei'us
throughout the day though tnere "'' ~ o.II,ns
eyinced by the banks TO curtail tnelr 'un, and
,han in There has been no pressure to borrow ann
70 er cent on choice collateral the extreme aHss
NJ rates The Treasury purchase to-day i'ist3 Da"m
loans easier Commercial paper Is quiet. th' in''''
rate being per cent ~ , moro
Government bonds made sharp advance y ,r the
active foreign demand for export, superindue' ,ur
favorable advces from Europe. and the - Tra,uy
chase. None OF the bonds were sent In'" INC Al
today. Fisk Hatch report the market ie'''N
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.

STATED SESSION,
OFFICIAL MONDAY, Sept. @. lSl-1 o'clock pm;
Present-Th0Dss Conan, esq., President, and Alder
men CharlOck, Cpddy, Dimond Irving, McKiever,
Mitchell, Plunkitt, WEIGH. aud Woltman.
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED
ny the President-8ranting consent OF the Common
Council 10 the extension Of tho route OF the line OF stages
owned by the broadway and East Side Stage Company.
by by Alderman Woltman-Appointlng Thos. N. Farrell
City Surveyor.
REsOLUTIOks LAID OVER.
by the President-Pernittny u. BOrlns u construct
nay window on the south west corner OF Church aud
Liberty sts
,By Alderman Plunkitt-To lay gas mans In Fifty
Ath hhd SlxtV hrdsts. botweeu Nuth aud TVuth
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOLIn steamship Ocesn Sept 3Hon Rsugbe
and sdy A. Iippnsnn aad family Cleveland Miss Cleveland
Nelson and Legs and lady Mrs Lang Julia Wool
family Arundel Geo Dewey, Partrdge Rev n sssr,
wood Dohdey Yehppe Smocns Dos santos and
family D. g. sch.ncl 4 NJ Tsesds w. strange and wife Basty
W. Wsrreu Noonen g. T. Johnson R. Fisher DupdTdais
McC Forbes r W. Wallace T. Ives c. Ives j. Richards Thos
A. Painter H. Jewe and lady Col C. Rash a. Bei.ir' a.
sumner aase Field ". Krack0wiIer W. Saunders A. hen
usdy W. Edwards W H. Stuart A. A Fletcher and party CoL
Hughes Major Bsse Capt Creighton Ann feey Mary hana
Thos Kew ]. 7. Arundel Andrew II. Stewart, A. EAston