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The Mont Gers ,Unrel is to be formally
opened tJ-day, and repr; -enta. ives of France,
Switzerland and Italy are to make the passage
under the Alp. The first train passed throu Oh
the trnnel on W ednc day, from France to Italy.
Thrs IS successfully accomplished one Of the
l:eatcSt engineering feats OF this or any other
age. The highest point of the old road made by
he French in 1910 is CTS feet above the sea-
be.w en- Savoy and Piedmont. But this was a
WAGON Io-d, and now the Locomotive whistles
through more fifhcult and inho, pitable passes.
The tot.l eSper es OF the Mont Cents tunnel
Rmornt to c5,coo,coo francs; of these % 600 900
francs are - be contributed by the railway OF
Northern Italy. The French govei nment was
to pay 20,Ce0 eco francs II tue work was accom-
prshed thin twen.y Yeas, reckoning from
1852. But if The work WIS accomplished at an
earlier date, France bound herself II pay 20 900
francs more Tor every year gained vi IN the
Stipulated ,ime. As there have been eleven
years thrs gained, France VIII have ID pay
100000 francs besides the 2O,Ce9,CJO francs OF
the original s,.pulaton.
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AN INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY SCARE IN
BELeluM.-A telek rsm from Brussels, Sept.
out" A. aipst the strikers yesterday and to-day,
and all machine shops and manufactures were
closed The strikers psraded the s.reef1 yester-
day, but to-day the government, having been
aliived from England. and mcditated d'ssur-
banccs, ordered the police and mounted civil.
guard 10 dispense al CROWDS, which has been
done, and II IL believed attaels on the factorIe
,.roveufed.
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THr CALIFoRNIA LEeIsLATURRs-The latest
re.arns rom Caidorpia indicate that the demo
crsfs have two majority IN tue Senate. and the
republicans cleer majolsty on Joint ballot
The recount OF tie votes Of s IN Franc;sco has
developed nothing fraudulent beyond the use OF
iom, a taxpayers' candidate ior assec or has
been era.ed from about twenty ballOt9' the
erssure not showing until some hours afoer the
ballots had been de posted.
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The Ocean wave D,-,ster.

AfeN q In&peetor LprcgHe ard tke CCners of de
S.ednT.
MOBILE, ALA, Sept. I5-Coroner Paine yes
terday arrested Z. +. Sprague, Urited States
inspector of boilers, and Hugh Barney and Bill
MURRAY, the owners, on the charge Of man
slaughter, i'm accordance v ith fhe verdict OF tue
jury of inquest in the Ocean Wave disaster case.
The inspector furnished bail N the sum Of IS 900
and the owners in e 900 each.
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THE TRADES.
ID + NJ U V A L

y + NOV a L
The Undersigned has removed from his old rtsce Of
h-siness. No. 10l2 Feuusy lyauia Aven9e to
1897 STREET, a
between 18th and 18th streets, ~
where he l. prepared 70 attend To all orders "
In his line Of hU ssl-ss. such REEB HANGING,
LOCK- SMITHIEG. LIGHTNING RODS, SPEAK
ING Tt BES, &c. yobbinx protapay attended to.
All work done IA the best manner at lowest rates.
so. in connection. has opened a stock Of HARD
WARE. HOCSE-FUBNIoHIN9 GOODS sad VA
RIETTES.
euIi 6Fu @ SCHNEIDER.
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Great Reduction.

In OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIES, GINS, &C.,
years old, e. 30 per gal: Robertson do, ss.B
do; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do, IS do, Baker,
Brsndies-Larocheller, SIS do; do, Gfne,J IS do.
Hehnessey, 1854: 81 do; do, 1sis, $40 do; Osard
Old Tom Gin, Is; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
@. GAUTIER,
Proprietor. Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myll 1917 and 1919 Penn'a avenue.
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The Committee ol Seventy I'm Connol
Iyss once.

NEW YORK. Sept. 15~-The committee of Cit
zens held secret Sc sion this afternoon In the
hall Of Board Of Supervisors. The aldermen
were all present. The citizens then proceeds
to the Comptroller's ofiee, where they remained
ONE time examiring the city accounts. The
Boulevard iaborers, who clamored 50 loudly for
heir money yesterday, are receiving il to-day
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The FOLLOWING super, i-ors OF internal rev.
enue are in this Gig ,-day i'm insulation with
Comm'seioner Dougla upon importa1treyenue
ma he's :-ColR;n, OF s1utheln Ohio: Fly, OF
Kentucky; butcher, of New Yoik; SuttJn, o.
Pennsylvania.
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6Tilton says Victoria woodruff wears her
hair short to save the trouble OF " doing n m, '
Tilton wears his long and don't care blank Tor
she trouble.
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a Respite for Duchhout.

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y, Sept. 1s.-At O'Clock
rms morning the sheriff received an order stsy-
ing proceedings In the execution of Buckhout
rom Judge Pratt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

MAJOR Horef, the defsrl. ng Paymaster,
had two srre,ics each of whom gave a bond o.
5000, making the total amount of his md
S-1(nn
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Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

pronounced Dy C0nnOleSeurS
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and it lie I'M
riyaled Tor its favor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA q PERRINs to
prosecute all parties making or vending counerfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS.
aul2 eo6m Agents. New York
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From EUROPE TO-DAY.
TslegropAed kseissivefy b The Evening Stay.
Transfers of French Ministers.

Cidtedurtr 20 Come 70 Wcstinq'Ia.
PARIS, Sept ia RI NOR Is current of fresh
changes in the tiploms..c Representa- ION of
France near the governments of Switzerland
the United States, Italy and Germany. IL e
said Pierre Taufred v VI be apl nisd Mir ster
- Berne in place of Clsteaurer, who CO.'S -
Washing IN instead of Julcs Fe.fy. The Drke
fHarcourt, /. Is a'so said, will be an, Jiuted
ambf ssador - Florence in place of Count de
Choiseul, who Is transfer red 10 Berlin.
said ID involve territ Jrfal rea rangement which
will ratify boundaries belween France and Ger
many.
Cholera I'm Prussia.
BERLIN, Sept. 15-There were SO new cases OF
cholera at Konigsburg on the lcsh and q deaths.
There were 6s new cases and IS deaths on the
18th. The disease HIS disappeared from
Dantzig and IS sporadic at Stettin.
Our Specie Coming Back.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-An The 81 ssmShipI which
leit English Ior;1 c-,erday .or New York
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NEW YoRx' Sept. p.-The grand jury e -day
Rozenzweig, the aboraoh'st, nor manslaughter.
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EVENING STAR.
Washins ton News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvENUK--The receipts from this
source to day were soc, sSs.3s.

G. W. GRIFFIN, author OF Sadie in Lit
era.Sre," G c., Is in the eli ~.
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The Me.sachpsevs democrats in convention
at Springfield y -'erday, nominated their stand
ing { ndicase lor Govesr o-, John Quincy
Adams, by a. Gle VA, on, snd swallowed the new
tepa'.'re, Ell According 70 the pre-arranged
programme. The rc.olu,.ors adopted demand
reform in 'se national administration and free
anfhc- y f~d 1ua'iigh's in the South; accept
the new amendments ard new departure; call
for re-orm of t"va,-on and a t-riff for revenue
only; derounce the prohibi ,.y and stlte con-
stabulary laws; declare against railroad monopo-
lies; and endo. c he candida nominated.
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TEsTs AND AWNINGS.

TENTS for Sale OF Rent fc- Camp Meetings,
fairs, estiv ais, &C.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
ties.
NJ. &. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
ar8 64S Louisiana avenue.
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ga Mhsorrisn, tired of life ct seventy wears.
joined ba,e ball club, and got happy release.
SThe new Iostal rat-3 commence in Enc
land, Oct s. A letter weighing one ounce goes
for one penny. {,
0The Arizona Miner complains that the
Apaches are decreasing rs subscripCon Ess at
the rate Of ten scalps per annum.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
SENSATION IA WALL STREET.
A Gis ante tons1iracv-Plot % Loeb
Up Millions q. Golt.-1 ne MAI ~
Before the Grad Jufy-The
DusDtraf d TO bc Locked
Up-nstCad Of the & old.

INV YORK, Sept I5.-Judge Led ord erpn-
yened the grand il, y In the court OF general &c
sjors this morning. and chs -ged tbem that he
information show ing that a GIGANTIC Conspiracy
was on foot in Wall 9 Get, having for its object
the locking up Of millions of cOlu, taus cres..ns
iniuTine the public seneraT TSsss @ ne, ara ara
desired the Grand Jury 10 rets-e for de'ibera; ON
ON the PROOFS that the District Attorney would
submit > them. The cplprts ought" laid
JUDGE Bedford. 1" - be brought 60 speedy jus
tice;' Many leading Wall I,soet broker ere
imptC ted.
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MRS. WHARros.-This unhappy prisoner :.
Lid to be In d clining health. She only admit
a few intimate ifienrs {, her room, and keeps
her bed the ereatr pcrt OF the Time. He
Houck, phy stefan to the jail, pays her frequent
visit. She Is anxious that her trial should take
place ct the earliest possible day, and profexes
% hare no fear OF the result--Balt. AHeI :caa.
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aul2- eo6nn

THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER il the best article for cleansing and preservps
teeth. Sold BY all druggists. Price, and % cents
-y0UvEN'S INQDOROUSK lid GLOVE CLEA-!:
ER restores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold By all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price,, q
ccuts, 0eS- IL
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A Kin'.x Eress I. M...e-tKs Refe.

LEW lsTos, ME-, seps- I5.-The fi-ss ysuins
vines, generally, were lied.
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TIE Nav WATER MAIN.-Sealcd proposals
for the lay TT O. n'oe m'uors OF Iouncs o. Sc
oial cPs ;nc we're oper ID by Major Euiott at his
Office tbs p ternCon in che pr ence of quite a
large number of bidders. At three O'Clock not
half of the bids had en- opened. The CONTRACT
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EDUCATIONAL.
RICHTER.

INAHE Il
~ TEACHER OF MUSIC,
s.s-Iv 9S5 Pe- ave. be- 9Th ard ~ n SIS.
NI-uY NOT TRY THE BEeT y AY EIRaV, ard
w Sars Yeas # TCii-C. G.. WESTON has lust
returned FROM Attending the normal taught
b Prof. A. VI. ) johnson, aud i pTeoSrsi to teach
vScal music tn principles Of his new AID sin PIE
lrnthost TO- singing He makes che teaching Of
Thorough aud inquired Bass on the Organ a specja fg.
For further information car 81 TIC l2Jh street,
between q and ". elm
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The Bal more Gig rational reform conven-
ton last night nominated Mr.. Dunlop, I'M
Town in poliGo-l circl.s hithe.o, as their
candidate Tor Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

This splendid Hair Dye is tho best In the world
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead, any ctaIie poison to produce paralysis or
death Avoid the yaunted and delusive preparations
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tktyfy year,
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
By All druggists. Applied ut l6 Bond street New
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ADJUSTMENTS.
6 10000 90.

$1,000, 900
BY the authority Of the act Of the Legislature OF
Kentucky, of March -, 1871, the Trustees of the
Public Library OF Kentucky will givea
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871.
100 900 TICKETS OF ADMISSION, s1o EACH
CURRENCY; BALI TICKETS, SIS; QUAR-
TER TICKETS, s2.50.
Tickets win be sent by registered letter. the money
backs or draft.
Eacht ticket consists of four Quarters, value se.5o
each. The holder is entitled to admission to the
Concert and to the value of the gift awarded to tor
lis fraction.
ESQ, 900 IN GREENBACKs will be distributed
highest to soo the lowest being n gifts IN ali :S
The Concert is for the benefit of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
THE CITIZENS BANK OF KY. Is TREASURER
Thomas Il. Brsmlette, late Governor of Kentucky,
aud twenty seven CT the most distinguished and re-
spectacle citizens OF the State.
OF the successful Git Concert for the benefit of
ne Mercantile Library at San Francisco, has been
appointed Agent and Manager of this Grand Gift
Concert
The drawing and distribution will take place in
thai T Ss viii Se as
protected as ifthey were personally present to
perintend the entire affair.
For tickets and information apply to
CIR. PETERS, 40 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
JOHN F. ELLIS Music Store,
No. 937 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. @.
Tickets also for sale in every prominent place in
the United States. se96
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WALT WHI1MAN OFFICIALLY THANKE

WALT WHITMAN OFFICIALLY TANNED
At a at" m sing of ne 20. ID of Mapagers OF
the Ameiic-n Irs. .dte, few rights since, the
follow ing WIS unanimously adopted:
Ee.olred, That the Board o. Managers of the
American Institute res pc, luily tender their
ea n-st harks 20 Walt Whitman lor the mac
T 6cent original Poem " ith which he favored
,I.el +: hibi.ion in New York, September Z, ISL
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

A GRAND FAMILY PICNIC will be given by
SOCIETY OF GEORGETOWN, d. c., at the ~
GREEN SPRINGS, on M0NDAYr sePsem
Hill B nd is ereagc for TIE ca sion. Dancing vii
o'cl OK D m. VIM j. CARROLL,
Sc I5-zi Secretary pro TEN.
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LITER PROM GENERAL SpINNEI.-Mr. L.
l.. Tu,de, f"sist2nt U. S. Treasurer, received
long letter from Gen. Spinner day, dated
Paris, the 26th ulImo, giving an interesting
account of the travels of his party in different
parts of Europe. The General writes in a hope
full tone, says that they have all enjoyed them
selves very much, and states that his health IS
greatly improved. He had recently met Gov.
of the Treasury Richard on. Referring II the
succe: sful negotiation OF the new loan, he hoped
=" 0mething more substantial than mere pra; e
will be given Secretary Boutwell," The party
were d leave Liverpool on the China, on the
9Th instant, and win probably arrive here by
the 21st instant.
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WI for young ladies and children, at No. 2lv ,
Pennsylvania avenue, on TUESDAY, September
IL, lSl. sel-lmf
Ct. VlNCENTS SCHOOL, under the charge of
- the Sisters of Charity, corner 10th and Streets
viii reopen on MONDAY, Sept. 4th. Parents and
guardians are requested to send their children
promptly. sel-lm
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EDUCATIONAL
Aw SCHOOL OF GEoRGETOWN COLLEGE

The mex; term Of this School will commence on
WEDNESDAY, October 4th 1871. Opening Lee
ture cn that cav, At clock p. m. Lecturers for
the TeTps-Nr. yrsice Miller, U. ). Supreme Court;
Jrdge Charles II. James. Hon. j. Eubley Ashton
The Lecture Hall Is in the Colon ton Ruldiag,
corner Of Pennsy lvania avenue and "a street. For
Circulars and @ her information apply TO CHARLES
W HOFFMAN, Secretary, no will be at the Hall
daily, from 10 s O'clock D m. sel2-l N .
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MIR. j. REMINGTON FAIRLAMg viii receiyt
w limited number Of pupils IN Singine, lsolc
posItion. Residence, No. 500 Nth street, corner o
II, NV. se%zswu
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By the authority Of the act Of the Legislature OF
Kentucky, of March -, ISL, the Trustees of the
Puhlic Library OF TX enfnckv will give
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

OFFICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE co.,
" No. liz BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. Jan. 3, 1b7lS
The Board OF Directors of this company have this day
clared semannual dividend 81 FIVE per free gov
ernment taxi, payable on demand.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


ADJUSTMENTS -sxoosD PAeE-F Fourth. hf.h and sixth
B6Akb AND hopGSa wASTEp
BoAkDEss wANrED-sroosD PAen-rirst and second
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE -sroosp pAan-
BUSINESS iiss 'Vd VodPP6RrUNlrIEs-rnaf PAar-Thrd col
H ssfs pos saIhsrssss ess
oLERIs PAarrh and
zSS
ssS SIKH.
column
bENTisTRY-FlRsT PAds-Fourih column.
IS Ln S1fSn AND us
EUROPEAN sSa%n sonmu
EiNANcTALN PAa.-Fourh column.
R5SHs Asb si TO LET
ELEVENTH PAGR-rhird column.
FRENCH
HELP rED-MALEs-ELEvEsTH PAeE-six,h col.
HELP WANTED-PEMALEs- s-TwELrrK PAex-Fiah
HORSES. CARRIAGES, ao.-rrnsr PAor-seoond col
HSUsEs sSoSs M sSnrn
Fifth and sixth columns
LOAN OFFlCES-FIReT PAGE-Sxth column.
LOST AND FOuND-FiRsT PAGH-Sixth column.
MISUNDERSTANDING PAGR-Sixth colnmn.
MARBLE MAETELS-SEoOND PA9E-Fourth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Thjrd column.
MEDICAL-ELEvHETn PAGT-Second column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENlS-rENrH PAaR.-
Sixth column.
GUS1CAI.-SEcoND PAGE-Fth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAaE-Fiist column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fiith column.
FosT ofhIcE sSss column
oEF 81 HE c7 os SALE OR
RENT-SECoND PAGE--Thrd column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sEooND PACE
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SKOoND PAaE-Third column
RESTAU RANTs-EIRsr PAGE Third column.
REWARDS-FTRsr PAGR Sixth Column.
columns
SITUATIONS TED-FEMALES-TwELfTn PAGE
First, second, third, fourth and lfth columns.
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALES-TWELF PA6E-Firh
column.
SPECIAL NOTTCEs-sInsT PAGE-First and second
SPORTING G-DoGs, BIRDS, &o.-FInsr PAoz-scoond
column.
THE TRApEs-TwRLYTH PAaE-sxth column.
THE TURF-FlRsr PAGE--Sccond column.
TO LET FOR BUSIN ESS PURPOSES-ELEvESTH PAGE
Third column.
ELEVENTH PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 6o.-FIRsT PAGE-Sccond col
unnn.
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THE TURF.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT FAB sAskEE 1;s,S,ss MaN1Iss a. xn rrr...,s
zns
ss si
cs's' Of Durthasns nsRs sSn;1S{ psvisS Fl band Rse
hogKs ALLOWED S'ssr for trial al on as every
ssVGTKRI3S sIABLINd ror p. horses horses on sale.
OUTSIDE SALES soLicffED and promptly attended to-
81 sa Hn s b49 f n 3 hSTss
ahSSeP s rrs % hs GeE
raised Monroe county without exception the most
GssPiHSg sSs IN D es 81 hossh
s & avs Sss %oH% S 4HSn s 81 ssask in wS
and M
s11T
SoS 'sr
:5 :s
II .s!n ;ss Ssjsl r.: ::sss "a
SsEssaED sfGns WILL B. positively
IAsas SGssEk fsfH OF PORTLAND slssA to close ous
To fAY xovANcEs. the following Wagons. viz. on.
.sTiLisH, riNE AND sPEEpY Jay Tro.,ng Pony abou.
H4 high, years old; OAN TROT IN 80 SURE; extra
free easy pleasant driver gentle for lady child
drive afraid OF nothng without vice trick warranted
kind.
THE HANDSOME CHESTNUT ,ro.tng geldng RAPID;
rosaser perfect horse for family use warranted kind
Horse IL high years good kind gentle driver; su
pcror draugh hose reliable Id every way and warranted
sound and kind
NEW AED SECOND HAND Harness, Horse Clothing,
Buffalo and Wolf Robes Lap Robes, Brides. Saddles,
Tor AND NO TOP Ros4 Wagons, best builders.
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER HORSES.
FULL DESCRIPTION AT SALE.
SALES NEVER POSTPENEDl on account Of weather.
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~sss,Ri;flNSsE--lD,0G, sP0,RTflINts-D0Gs, nIRDs, &C.
II BURNS, DEALER IN BIRDS, DOGS, PIGEONS
-. Fowls and rare Animals OF all kinds, 6la Broadway
Houston street.
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THOMAS RESTAURANT, 2s VEST FOURTH STREET,
rooms for private parties. Also large rooms for clubs
Priccy moderate Oven VII u ~
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND AssRssMxNTs,l
NEW YORK, Jan. 9, 1871. (
The Commissioners desire to caution the taxpayers Of
New York against the imposition praosed by persons pre-
tending TO be connected with this department., who offer
estate.
Any rreence the part of such persons of ability effect
q reduction Ia fraudulent.
The books OF the department open to the public and
al representations made the Commissioners for which
attention.
There no other method Of having complaints attended to
or errors rectiled.
GEO. II ANDREWS, Commissioners
Tn0S. J. CREAMER, of
WM. II. KING, I Taxes and
NATHANIEL SANpS.l Assessments
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

D0YAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA-wHoI.E, $50;
y shares ~ proportions Kentucky, from S1 Bio,
New York \
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT.
IA. ga9cs TO loan Improved Unimproved Property
WASHINGTON X. NICHOLS,
Counsellor at Law, ll5 Broadway, room II.
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MR.. RICHARD Won HOFFMAN, HAS THIS DAY
Nl Withdrawn from our firm. Mr.. William Mertens has
been aduutted aud Mr. Andrew Deejen
TO hold our power of attorney.
New YORK, Jan. ., i8fi l.. Won HOFFMAN, 4 CO.
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COAsTWIsa STEAMSHIPS.

DERMUDA MAIL
ID The steamship PERT Captain Gardiner, win be "A,
spatched to Hamilton taking freight IT, Georges fsom
pier u North river on Saturday, jan 15 at O'Clock
For freight or passage apply 10
W. H. WEBB,
"a Exchange place,
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A NDERSON co, NO CHAMBERS STREET.-
Money loaned Immediately, in New York and New Jer
sey, on real esate builders aans merchandise and sec
rifles Frst Second Third and Fourth Mortgages, Bonds
Stocks, NoIes, DC, negotiated.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

A MONEY TO LOAN on DESIRABLE REAL Es
IA tate First and Second Mortgages promptly chshed
WIN. SINCLAIR, JR, CO.. No. 8 Pine street,
The New York herald., 1871-01-11
MECHANICS AND wORKTNGMEN ATTENTION.
lM Every one his own master.
Good homes for all.

public meeting win b held undsr the auspices of the Co
nla Thursday evening January H. ls At ~ O'Clock
Cooperative Hail. 24 Boweiy whom and where the objects
monthly n.alInen;s Of ?s Maps and lniormso ALAG
Aiackays 1877 Warrington street Dr. sesger l67 Eas
Fiftysixth street; Magnus 13 Canal street; William
street Bromberg 80 Cedar street No. = and at The
Qdce OF the treasurer, William Rade, $50 Pearl street, New
York
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

MANTED-A HANDSOME, THOROUGHLY GRAINED,
w small sized black red Setter Dog also well broken
Pointer, liver color black preferred Address, stating
lowest cash price (which be sxorbant, where
dogs can be seen SETTER AND POINTER, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

SPooL CorroN.-oRRs 4 aMAcNAuGHr's, CHEAPEST
~ and best imported for hand AMI machine sewing full
assortment. ALEXANDER KNOX, 5a2 Pearl street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-30
New York Dry Good. nIarIa.-

NEW YORK, December "a Prices
are steady and firm; Laurel d brown
sheetings are advanced to 1910, and al do.
70 l2c; Appleton A do. 1910; Rockfort
corset jeans 13lc; Ballou s Sons inch
6Ieached shifting lee, do. Sc inch do.
iJ4c; Dwight Star 15c; Dwight cambria
iSc; Duvol Mills do. 1S4e; Forest Dale
i6c; Frmit of Loom lie; do. 5 by do.
94c do 6 by 4 do. CSC; Statewide Sc
inch do; l34c; Franklin Canton flannels
l1c, and Willow Brook ticks 25c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-30
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, December 29-GOLD-
Opened at 1881, advanced to 1904 and
closed quiet ut 10S5a1O9. Loans were
made from 5-64 down to : per cent for
carrying. The clearings to-day are about
500, 100000.
STERLING EXCHANGE-109t.
MONEY-Market during the forenoon
tight at per cent. Later it was loaned
ut per cent gold.
GOVERNMENTS - Strong and active
showing an advance of from / to I pei