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THE BROWN BAG
i The BROWN BAG
TIE BROWN BAG
SMOKING TORlCrO

L THE THE ss9WN R sAs
SMOKING TOBACCO,
PATENTED 1864
others visiting csmIs it 10 far superior in flavor
s; slfa 1s'': e I'D Is &
" '-1' ''U y" 'H''' Il. DDn sEtsT3N,
ie II sveo' 9. w. oorner 9Th street and Pc sv.
You've ME sNHop AND Rr.n,
THEN TRY!
Young men who are troubled By
BAD DREAMS,
and especially those who Suffer from that Destroy
ing Malady,
EMISSIONS DURING SLEEP,
oan easily CURE THEMSELVES, without recourse to
medicine or any nssekaniea! c0stricaxes, by ad-
dressing JOHN r. ALDON, Washington, ID. c.,
who viii give the necessary advice. Addrees, BY
mail, JOHN K. ALDON,
Washington, ID. C.
p. g. II viii cost nothing 70 write. jsI2Iw
PROPOSALS FOR MEATS, The underslsn ed
i viii receive sealed proposals until ?. n Of
* sh 81 ia si S' e.: sa
.I 51 "a. S ,'S 9s PSs per sHund for s.h
Sids or Is. s cT 1se a
tendsnt. Abe meats required for the use Of the
Asylum 70 DO free from bone
such quantites as may be required By the Intend
Ant, And. u not in accordance with contract, may
10y" LE0NARp aARBAUsH,
i MiSS 4 m S66EMyMfFAFE'
sl2-dt2s Commlsaloners Washinspn AsyIum
Inn MACKkRELl
IUU KITS Nos. and ., In store and for sale BY
s4s d street. nssr Tenth.
S0 oozrnF REsa P Pr .
346 D street, near Tenth.
Inn FRESH TOMATOES!
lUU DOZEN, in cans. for "a e
s4s d street .; s nss HTsanih.
TURKEY. osIQkEN, REEE,o
l Fo. sol. BY hAL' MUTTON TO-, TO-
$40 .treet. near Tenth.
20 NJ o, oso,.. ELSA G!sARs!
fof s ~ SNyNEs SAC D st
1877 saSSsast EEHSs zsGRs.SASSooI
For '.''', SAG D ..! s;s :ssI a. sSa
oU WHOLE BOXES, In store ssa e. re by
3l6 D street, near Tenth.
on DEW-DROP WHISKY!
~ CASES Of this celebrated 6Fsna IN s,ofs, for
jeHciv' sIs D street, near fsRth.
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Assault WITH CUrLAs .-Thursdav after
noon two soldiers went into q restaurant NJ the
depot and had some W ,rds with the barkeeper, NJ.
Harrington who, II appears, had put one Of them
out Of the house few days since, and attacked
him. Harrington got hold Of cutlas and cut at
one Of them, name James Gillen, striking him
over the head with the side Of the blade iniict-
ing ugly cash. Officer Conway arrested Har-
rington and took him before Justice Furguson,
by whom he was committed 10 Jail.
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CHuRCHEs TAKEN ToR HOSPITALS -Yes.erday
.fernoOn, an orncsr Of Brig. General wadsworth
Military Governor, In pursuance to orders pro-
eeeded 10 the following Episcopal churches and
informed the pastors that they were needed by the
GovsfnIlsnt for hospital purposes, viz: Epiphany
on street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth sta
Ascension, III 81 between Mini ahd Tenth; and
trinity, corner OF Third and SITS The churches
are to-day being stripped OF carpets, cushions
BOOKS, &c by the members, preparatory to occu.
paney next week by the Government Al some
church buildings were 20 be pressed into Govern
mem service, the authorities doubtlss1 deemed
that The three designated could be occupied With
IeAst Inconvenience to LOYAL worshiplers
Reports were In circulation this morning that
Ut SundsrIaDd's lPresbYterian), Christ Church
!EPiscoPal), st Aloysius (CathOlicl, and Others
hsd also been taken possession OF by the mill.
tary, which are unir L., the pastors Of them
have not been Informed CT the fact 1t is prob
aoIe, however, that the Government may have
use for other churches
We understand that Il Is the intention OF the
Government TO use these churches for GONZALES
cent patients ffom the hospitals, In order that
1ey may not be Overcrowded.
MI. SyIe Immediately W nt to General w ads
WORMS once when be was informed Of the or.
oef, and obtained permission 70 hold service at
MS chuich tomorrow, when Rev. Horace String
leIIow, OF indiana, will Oriciate.
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DIED.

suddenl., on Saturday morning, Of spoYlexy,
Mrs. CAfHARINE A. TURNER
Her fnners' wal take ace from ihs residence Of
hes brotusr, John II. slnont NO. IL First ct! est,
6eorgetovr, tomorrow (Su ndsyD afterI Don, at S
o'cloeT. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
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ACCIDENTS .-Yesterday afternoon young man
named johnson, was standing on the pavement
corner Of Tenth Street and Louisiana Avenue
where q squad Of the Provost Guard were on
driIl, and fell suddenly, his head striking the
pavement, inhicting very serious wound. The
soldiers instantly took charge Of him and did all
they could to relieve him but II was found that
bis skull was fractured, and the blood flowed so
profusely that II was deemed necessary to convey
him 10 his home, where he could be properly at
tended. Sergeant Gettings Of the police employ
ed car, and the injured man was placed In II,
and carried to his house.
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AMAyHosIs-Psrtsls On ourosis trested on nev
OrHTHALNiA, or IniismsSion Of the Eyes. Gran
q ne s :, Mts I. Es:
sTRkBsNUs, or Ssuinting, removed, sno 81 DIS
cas-. OF the E,e requiring medical treatment or
ssssteal operafioas attended 10.
DkAvNEss, even Of the lopgest etAnd ing, cuiebie.
klssIks, BrzzrNs. and other distressing noises
CHxosIe OiscnxIsls from the Ear In ehlidrep or
sdptts serma snxy w. On 80 h,st.sat
muoous n embrace
ObstFuctions of the Eustschean tube &C is fscisl
orifce from RELAXED mpcous mem fape
Obstructlon Of the middle part OF the Eustacheen
tabe By straeturs or By n Rorsnons lands And a.
by Oh. Won MOeCHZlsKER Qcslst and Anrist
2yf Penn. avenue. topposIte Wilisrds)
Testimonials OF oures from high resources O
for references zee his card in the Nssional iniei-
geucer. ts"
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AFRBs FIsHr.-Lsst night, about II o'clock,
the vicinity Of SIKH street and Pennsyivanta
svsnue wss made hideous by q free fghf, In
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DEATHS OF SoLpIIRs.-The following deaths
hau. Aslrc nr,rl Lat

have occurred since our last report:
w. Tenny, company /, 10th Massachusetts.
R8 Jones' company +, 4th Vermont.
T.. r Anterior, company II, 9th Penn. r. C.
Henry Sherer, company K, ed Pennsylvania.
Serg't James w Rowley, company ID, LIST Long
Island.
Z. Marshall, company 6, 18th North Carolina.
w. b. Cain, company L, 9Th Alabama.
T. g. Picfetts, company /, Minnesota.
James w alsb, company [, I'd ID. e.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with all the information they desire In relation
to the burial place o. their friends, &c, by call
irg on F. r. Sands, Government undertaken, 44
street north.
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CONVENTION OF FIREnEN The following del
egates have been elected by the franklin ere
company 20 represent them In thecoming conven-
ton Of hremep, 20 BE- held IN the hs - Of the
Frenklin engihe house, June IS, 1902, 90 mske
arrangements for the establishment OF q Fire De-
partment on proper plan John SHsSf0rd, r.
]. Champion, and Lewis w. Dorsey.
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BOARDING.

TWO ROOMS, With Board, at No. lss Thir-
IL &c snth street, betvesn and II. Aso. frat
class fable Bosrd-meal hours, 9, 3 and Z o'olock.
je 10 St.
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NAVY YARD The Yankee arrived Yesterday
afternoon from the Rappahannock, having been
up as far as Fort Lawry, bat reports nothing new
she will leave again this afternOo'.
The Baltimore and NJ unit Washington left
yesterday afternoon for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk,
&c, taking down a large number Of members Of
Congress and gentlemen Of prominence, many Of
whom were accompanied by their ladies.
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MUsIC AT THE CAPITOL 1.-The Marine Band
will perform this evening, between \ and o'clk,
at the Capitol, the following programme:
Grand March-Profeta; Quick Step-Parisina /;
Mazufoa Gallop-Overtnre; Liberty Duette, from
the Opera Puritani; Heitezse Libensbilder-
Waltz; Finale Of ID Act-Il Poliuto; Polka, with
popular selections, Including national airs.
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REv. CHARLES 5PEAk AND LADY, who, BY per-
mission VI tue MAR Department., hsve been visit
Ing the priSOas aud hOs JiLaIs SDout washington,
VIA mold a meeting al Temperance Hall To- NOR
fVw evening, and give an accouns VI their laoo.s,
I'D 4hc. q saIs connected herewith
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DsEEARBD LOcALs.-See outside OF to- day.
e;J fOs interesting deferred local articles
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on DEW-DROP WHISKY!
~ CASES Of this celebrated brand In siots, TO
je9-lws 3A6 d street, near Tenth.
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CRIMINAL CouhT The June term Of TITS court
will commence on Monday morning The Cocket
already 10 veTv large, and the number Of coscs
will probably be some $50 before the term Gloss.
The most OF the cases sre for small onenses,
assaults predominstIng. There 10 as vet only one
murder case on the docket, that Of Mshoney fot
killing his wife last fan. which has been con
nnued from the last term
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y fEsILKNCE THREATENED Our Board Of
Health will ind something worth their or1ciai
a. The foot OF Tenth street, Island. OstensibIy il
j. a de-pdCking concern; and under this pre-
tense the parties nave been allowed TO carry on
IEelr worn within the city limits; but on visiting
senses than one, that DIAL nth is allowed 70 de-
compose there, In manner that threatens a pes J..
thence upon the city as the summer heats come
On The parties concerned In this business carry
ON The bone-boiling business in an eQuaIly-offen.
siVe manner across the river, our soldiers sta-
Toned thefeabout can testify, from the frig htful
lvta and as also all citizens OF the Seventh
w ard In the vicinity Of Fourteenth street The
city authorities and Government authorit ..
should cooperate 10 abate a nuisance that threat
ems alike the health Of citizens and soldiefy
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From g. H. BrO.cns, Esq, Member Of CO"srs'
G.. III. BROWNE, NJ, C..

II The ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT afforded by
the Ladies' Festival OF the Western Presbyterian
Church, at Franklin Hall, corner Of Ninth and d
streets, will be continued during the evenings Of
the present week All seeking innocent and agree
able recreation should visit this popular resort 5t&
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On CIGARS!
FOR lie by
B.FENNER, SAG ID &c
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SECOND WARD STArIox CAsKs-Byors JKsiies
C!GTk.-Josephine Washington, cord, larceny;
dlsmissed. Henry Schneider, drunk; nned 81 ~.
James Murphy, nomas Mitchell, and William
supleT, nsGIIasi w0rkhouse ~ aays each Geo
BAKER, do; naed 50. WIN Baurch, drunk; 90
q 81 u h. Mu.Ier, dissrderIy conduct; do.
sIl W r slarz, disOsasriyi do. - 81 james
Tally, drunk; 90 SLgi.
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so WHOLE Bo1EsAss.s Il .s1,s IN. 70. -. b,
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~ sRSSsAsf pT gASs T92shSoo'

$500 IL fin Eoil.
346 d street, near Tenth
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From the satisfaction given In case Of Deaf
ness, in which had cause to feel the utmost in
terest, and the happy result Of DIR. +. 4. Mosch-
Iisker's operations, deem Il an act Of justice TO
permit him to place my name on his list Of rec
concentrations as a skillfuI Aurist, for the benefit
Of those who may require his services.
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Fonl Richard Smith, Esq, Cashier Bank o
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WANTS.

CARPENTERS WANTED. Apo'y 10 BALD
" WIN BROTHERS Immediatey jsHd
NNANTED-A WOMAN that understands
w cooking, washing and ironing-1e1 8 street,
between 18Th and 10th. IT.
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" None knew her but TO love,

Of the Marine Band, and paid Mrs. Cosby the
compliment Of serenade. Messrs. Peabody
President Of the Company; Robinson, Vice Pre-
sident McNerhsny, Mstceron, aud others, were
also In turn sefenaded.
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which about dozen pesons were scfively en-
gagged n appeared to be q trial Of muscle be
tween the shoulder -hitte u Of Georgetown and the
NSyy Yard % those localities were well repre-
seated. The Fourth W ard patroinen thcuzhf the
SIGHT discreditabie 20 the Metropolitan Police,
entered the ring and succeeded In capturing
eight 81 ths o. mi atsn;s. ave Of whom-Richard
Lynch, Gee. Edmonston, Walter PARKS, George
Corporation law ter the preservation Of order,
and Berry Msthison, w. n. Thompson, and
John McGolrick were Dismissed.
street corner shall al formerly, be the hghting
ground Cor the "roughs" and ''f,-cT" thstinfest
the city.
CRIMINAL CouRT The June term Of THIS court
will commence on Monday morning The Socket
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ASSAULT WITH BRICK "A few nights since,
At a negro "shindig" In the neighborhood Of
Ninth and o streets, a rumpus took place, In
which James Evans made an assault on Sam
Armstrong with brick, with which he cut hir1
severely Evans had been out OF Jail only few
days, where he had been committed to for sim
liar offence, having obtained security TO appear at
court Oficer Robert Johnson arrested him and
took him before Justice Clayton, where he met
with his security, who gave him up, and he was
committed to iail.
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WANTED-SIx or eight CARPENTERS, i'm
w mediately. Apply I. No. 470 g street be-
tw con 6rh and TIN.
jsI4 St. yAMES O. ELLIS,
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TURKEY, CHICKEN, BEEF,
i VEAL, MUTTON, 40. 30.
B. FENNER.
346 ID street. near Tenth,
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s1ZO livery 20 me, at the village OF Bls -
6 %assso snsi ssGi s.s .ss
property Of n. WarrinE, deceased, Of the ~
county and state Aforesaid. Albert il veryS-
when spoken 10; and about feet le VI inches IN
hight BE il we'll known in Washington, and is
give the above reward no matter where taken.
DIONYSIUS SHERIFF.
Ex'r Of n. II. WerTing.
Tho Prince Georgian and Upper Marlboro So
zstte oopy until forbid and charge the sdvertrefl
je1 Inn
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A DERAseED Man IN JAIL.-On "Wednesday
last Justice Walter committed discharged SOL
der named John smith 10 iail, on a Charge of
committing an assault and battery on Mary Nc
Dermott, al the New York Hotel. smith, on his
arrival At the - blue jug " was placed IN a cell,
and on Wednesday afternoon some Of The guards
ia going throug the building were attacked by
him, for which he was put In irons and kept TIL
Thursday, WHEN on examination 10 was evident
that he was dersnged, and he was removed to the
debtors department.. Mr.. FayMan, one Of the
guards, having occasion 70 60 In where the luna
Tic Was Yesterday, was attacked by him, he using
. number Of bottles which were In o. room, one
Of them striking The guard on the head, cutting
him severely. arrangements are being made TO
GET Smith In the Insane Asylum.
FOuRTH WAND STATION CAsEs Bsfoys JHs-
tee Wa!fsT-Lieut. A. b. Hines, was arrested
for swindliDg, by employing hackmen and dash
Ing about the city generally; and when asked
Tor the pay, informing the drivers that he would
settle wnen he got his pay. He wa entered on
the watch house doc keG as Z" bogus }" and turned
ever 10 the military authorities.
VIM. Ewing, begging dismissed. Richard
Lynch, lighting fined sJCO Geo. Edmondson,
do; do. $50. Geo. Brown, do; do. 90. Hen
~ Matilson, w. n. Thompson, and John Nc
Golrick, do; dismissed. John scanned, do; nne
- ~ Wm. Rogers, proiAnityi do. % W. Han
nah Ready, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 30
days. JOln Nelson, do. dismissed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


NOTICE. 10 teal Esi.,s Dealers -
l\Ifsse Dwellings Gnf etcf~ iloanss .~scss ~
towns. sxesieas places - ell sosss. whish sf'
tfsss o. properly IN ussf Terrr Hsuie sna pss
tiHsfsucs IA cash ApplFto
HARHFRT,
deel6tkuern keai Eslats Agent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

PCS RI vE,S
Holland Ritters
DYSPEPSIA,
liver Complaint. Fever ard Aguc, 60.
rm successful inzotacsisl aad uss OF rais cole
tFs;st Remedy hAz been the sgnsl or literal fecd
hrras from = quart hottie - fves.lioa kes, until
this vurd -bstfep' il ut saoshsT aAms fr -grcg"
or sone yfIlAnous whlskey mlstuA
Huf the really gr~~t reis~f derived rem the nsnet.
dose, one tsNzpunfal, q cur uiedicinss
BgaHavEs HOLLAND BIrrERs.
All R< SATIRE ess<ses e AFR rrcs.rssls. hxs sst.
and oonns<rfssss have >iled u undermine IL posi
lively srkstAbls pr~p~ration. With barely SUFFICIENT
yos s.lFits 70 preserve H.
But enc s1s q tAs s-puia. QlAifPh' B0tiiss)
IL 4 msdcins Of iong-tzisa slnsscy Or f~r.ncss
o. BOD. % essential br the 6undAtion of good
hs~l.h and fr eorectins diorisrs u he stomach
Two OF thr-s dosss wil osnvnss the sziessd Of its
sAlstary snsei The stomach wfl speedily regain r.
strength . bexlthy sction OF the nver, boxels and
kidnsys en- sAks pi>os, and renewed health be
The quick resait
For INDIGESTION, Try
Rerhsvs's Holland Bitters.
FOR HEARTBURN. Try
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
Ter ACIDITY. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bit:ers.
For wATERBRAsH. Try
Berhave's Holland Bifters.
For HEADACHE. Try
B9rhave's Holland B::ters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
For CosTIvENEss. TT
Berhaye's Holland Bitters,
FOR PILES. Try
BRrhave's Holland BitterS,
In ell Nervous. Rhsumatie, and Nsuralgte Anec
donA 10 has In numerous instances proved high,
beneficial, and IN Others effected Decided curA
Read Carefully
The xsnuins highly reconstructed B0nzAvIs Hot
LAp DirTus 4 put CD L. aaf pin: bottles only, AM
rstAilef One Dollar Per bottle The great demand
Cor ths truly celebrated ms..4-..; has induosd mani
in.itAttOns which the public shculd guard sg''ns
pursnasins.
Bs.crrr criryonncai Sc nat or Mama y on q
kxt>, Of -<Tr b.tle lou bls
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ny the use Of these PnIs he periodic attacks
ksrotS or Sci Heodachs may be prevented and
"a ca Al the commencement u an attack. imuaeiaie
elief from sickness VII be obtained.
They seldom fall in removing the .yiassa Add
R.adscss % which females arc much subject.
iTThey act generally uaon the bO~els-renOvin
Coess-s14sss
For Literary men, &adezfs. Dclics'- Fe-laies
and al persons q sefeatary Aabis they valuable
As a laxative IN snproviEg The apIsRe. giving tone
and ricor TO the digestive organs and restoring the
natural electricity and strength - the whole system
The cEPHAIIc PILLS arc the .esuis of long nsce-
hSAhoa aud carefully conducted experiments having
beer IN Csc many year. during which time they
have prevented and relieved ssst amount Of pain
And .assrlng fron headache. whether originating IN
10 s<rrcas sssfsrn frou eersnged state til
stomach.
Ihey are entirely vegetable their composition
and may re taken at all times VsiA perfect safety
withou, making any change = diet aad IL a:eerc
~ a=y .ss-ssr~easse ss-t> rsse-s sss@p essrts
ter fsrra 70 ciaifen
BEWARE or COUNTERFElTS
.is F~r7ine hsv~ s<assurv- q Henry c sp-uii,ns
q. sa1h boz
ssiss7 Dras<s-s- .na al ether dealers IN rn-al-
ere
a hss ~fIi - -~ui ~ nal - receipt ofsAe
/ PRICE, IS CKrrs.
/ Al e,a,r. ssouli h stirt+ssd 3
HENRY :. .vLDlNG.
eC-ss Street. Sea TeTs.
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~ Application faf License.

Notice os Application faf Licens..
NfonCE /. ffrssr rfssn ttef fwlli sbpiy t. a.
nasf1 & Gsanfais > .elrfs q tife rsuntr. 81
tirlf e ~ fsa,. G. fIcfNtf - seii Iniosicatif 4
cesrs ia - lstffr ffsa gnsff a. tina NJ
hqu1fs ere g. ~ dssnf = located 10 ~ fssf -
nsrvs. vlro coznty. iewnsAip q sassr Greek. Ia
fcf7s J. A. z0LElxf
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ss .Iasi- l-ossie q sfArI.pISs's fRsrNnxi
af1FvIB ssre SEA TIRES its cosf -se
The New York herald., 1862-08-10
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
SATURDAY, August 90 p. M.

SATURDAY, August 9-6 r. M
Money is very abundant at per cent Certrfi-
Gates OF Indebtedness are fraction lower. Ex-
change is quoted at la41l l25 for bankers bills.
Gold was freely supplied this morning at yester-
ssy' price, and sold down TO ll2H.
There was an active business done at the board
te-day, and governments were better. The skies
Of lsel rose a. and the 7.30 notes u Railway
bonds we're in good demand. The assented
mortgages Of the Chicago and Northwestern rose
q per cent These Northwestern bonds are the
liveiest securities of their class. Central fell "a
per cent, Michigan Central q, Southern (old) "a,
guaranteed "a Illinois Central q, Toledo u, Rock
Island a. Galena was firm at yesterdays price.
u is being picked up in small lots by Western
investors. The Eries opened Arm at yesterdays
price, but closed a lower on sales to realize
profits. Pacific Mail was u lower. The market
at the close was dull. There seemed to be a
general indispostion to operate, which was doubt
less rarity due to the weather.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts. ,91l $50 90
For customs 80 oS. 10 10
Payments. .........''' d'oooVo2 -
biiahce 's..''.''. 0t01h'NoS -
The oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company
has declared semi-annual dividend OF three per
cent, PAYABLE on the Goth inst-New York stock
holders will receive their payment from the trans
fer agent, II. A. Oakley, at the Office of the How
ard Insurance Company-dividends not called for
within thirty days can be collected at the trea-
surers office only, in 0swego the St. Nicholas In
surance Company, three and half per cent paya-
BILE 10Th inst; the New Jersey Zinc Company, three
per cent, payable 18th inst.
The following are the earnings of the Hudson
River Railroad for the six months ending July L.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

INURNITuRE FOR SALE AND HOUSE TO LET ~
desire lfurniturc handsome, made w bcst New Or
makers nearly and will be sod very low ilo.ee hre
Story bhk, 10 Clinton street. Bropkyu. Rent $SV 10
May neat. Address L. b. \ Co, hos Tz3 foss onss
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

DARTNER wAETRD-(A LADY PREFERREU1-
IN a ma uufacLng business gone hy Aewing "a. chines
10 suitable patty With some this induce.
mspi Addryss ~ poS ssCi4 Post owcs. ior one week.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10
ssaIPPIAo.

- Queenstown, Cork Harbor) The Liverpool New YORK
and Philadeipha Seams Company intend despatching
their f. powered Clyde steamships follows
CITY OF hANCHESTER. Saturday, august ao
CITY OF BALTIMOhE SATURDAY, AuSuet ~
KANGAROO SATURDAY, August ~
and every succeeding saturday from pier u North
RATES OF PASSAGE
' 4. inndon % 10 Ionaon. ....... SO
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

(sENTRAI PARK-FoR SALE, TWO LOTS SITUATED
- in the Twelfth ward, running through from tvttn %
l05th Streets 25x2O feet between Fourth ana rntn ave
nucs 275 feet from Fourth avenue. Apply TO g. EVANS
SON, No. Jacob
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

INOR SALE-AN EXCEEDINGLY PRETTY AND COM
Portable Engish basement House Murray Hill Price
$4,000 which will not be de Address House,
box li9 New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

I WANT TO GO INTO THE GROCERY AND PROvI.
son business Any person having good paying busi.
SELL whole or Part, may address b. e.. box f2S
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

L,oR SALE OR ExCHAhGE-IN JERSEY CITY, TUE
II and basement Brick Building NO. Z
ExchaI e place joining ferry. Fine store, 70 feet
dsep upper fitted for olces families manuae
urng win exchange Cottage or other good property
in south Bergen. Address box So Jersey City Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

UNOR SALE-A VALUABLE LOT, rs BY 100 FEET,
with three story frame Dwelling, tin ROOF tnereon
erected in substantial manner situated on the sasa Sae
l.. l. Cost of property 250 price. ST. 800 Inquire Of r
g. PROVOST Gieenpoin avenue, near Franklin street.
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