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sales ne the Public Board.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
1ntRspAY, Sept. "a +.

IHtksDAY, sept 3-b 7. Vt
Asns continued 10 demand a, 70. for pots sc Tor
pearls, with sales o. 40 bbls.
BREspsrrus.-fbe rapid rise IN gold and sterlisg ex.
change 10 day favorably affected the market FOR most
kinds % produce Flour active and Sc Toe higher
the main inquiry having been fer export, though the
trade purchased more freely and there specu
lattvc demand chiefly for interior grades Of wnoh there
was a liberal supply Offering The days receipts Of four
we're 800 bbs The day's sales comprised q, 600 hbs
state and Western, 24oo bbs. southern, aud $50 bbs
Canadian Included ia the sales OF state aud Western
we're s.iQo bbls upsound, mostly at from "a o - 90
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charar OF Nn,lcinc soldier 10 peser..

UNiT6D STATES CoMMIssIoSERs OFFICE.
SE'T. &'ir Cnmmis-inner Stiwe ed warrants for
the arrest or Henry Mayer Morris Convert Henry
lander on charge procuriul enticn Chrstopher
Gum an enlisted sdier desert + IN the United states
servi g, AMI Ter ha borug coueealng aud giving h,m
einpoy neht, wen en1wrg Gu 10 been deserter
Ihe war; nj dc egtted by the Marshal to eprty D.
H. Dwre who suvcee ed 10 arestng Il the parties
Comn ssioner 81 Nel hei each bail in the sum OF i've
Inn nd Ara1 a IYV
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l. et shoe, nae sA- paa.e va rene"e 81 kfi,
iat 4ts tyre, Ncaa-. Illinois Z Il lft%fE :.
sou.herr o,tb Cu.sMs.arr ftu NA n
seemed for a lin IS 'a.ega ruoss sc eros
back 10 the oio fgrres, a4c af i'e ccuIser o tac
buir had Gis4Hptared. At tho OPP ns II th.
second board t8e marker showed it,h, J. "a,
I st Adiucss; but o. re clil tno Alta So rt.
ncwed on tn railway shares, and prs
were again lower. Southern old ieli ii
per cent, making a total fall of II per
cent in one day; Erie was done az IO6, agalnsi l6
yesterday AFTERNOONS; Harlem fell G per cent more
making fall of IA per cent in one day. SO enor-
nous decline as this will of course be followed
by sharp reaction, ia which the bears will lose
some OF the profits they have made on the decline
II is characteristic of this class of operators that
the lower stock falls the more they want to sell
IT short AT the four p. M. call of the public
board the market continued TO decline dead
set was made upon Erie, Southern old and other
leading stocks, and they were forced down a
per cent more. Erie was done az low ss lO3
after the Gala fall OF 10 per cent in ono day.
Pittsburg likewise fe! off 2 per cent. The fol-
lowing were about the closing quotations
Dbl certificates 99i. 9sx Mich CentraiIIS an7S
. . soli .lS2 a 1S2k Mich Southern 81 s7h
Tenncssoes.... 63 &C. III Central. 1905. a 121
Pacific Mail. 30 o25 Clev * Pitts. 91 u a 92
Central. 1861 I27 Toledo. ...... .l13 AHA
Erie .103 a103h Rock Island .105 4 1O5X
Erie preferred. l024 1927 Fort Wayne !. 7SA 70
hudson River I40 aIi2 Pr du Chen 69l, a 20
Harlem .l41 l41 Terre Haue 62
The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipis $780,, ,T73 55
+ customs. ....................... 3S3, ,38l GO
Payments 1857 ,765 50
The traffic reports of the railways continue to
show large business. The following returns for
August have been received
Roads. Augttst, 1862. Au9als,. 1868. Increase.
Illii ois Central $500, ,446 4S0 600 139 ,5b4
Toledo 1855 102I I30 224I5
The following s an official list of the national
banks of the United States, established under the
act of Congress of February, 1861
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A %zt sa 81 f9 AT jE;oprsesr', e n, vAag neas
a't. 3"e aeA street aear ,ss s'sn n. %
ptsa'r ) - src-ala,s = - -
{ OENocsAT.c GRpusLioAH GsSsEtG coINr.
II ar sastia = - do Democrat. nepus Is enc
= EN-, Y, aela Isansos "a tac Jay Sep
hesov Thss ihS az ,.,,s %nrs a, the
oay Yo '' hds 's'@ to rla ms
IN Mir . i saras sa on y ne m dy ~
+ NJ e lie a nSer Ss eus s as.sass q ,ns e ward ~
nemOe'. IL his ssn,r comitsss resen, al
d. sysnsssu aiserna,e asesai @ = e
Instant parsusnt % 90 c,i Of me D,mocrac Republican
Resos asa. SSss Ss ss,vsn provided for in tho fore
sonE isaoa = aSs, Han sasard.y hs iA
Sa o BE- rsar.s'd e Sss FOR orSAni1aon at
Resolved That .s election e held IN the several wards at
Che places and under the recon OF the inspectors be ow
inclusive and hna svdense Of the election Of The
rias MAEp-Ioo Greenwich street Inspectors-Michaei
Aaern hSas kshsn ,,, James Ramsey xe,,
ins Taonss Mcoaaley Albert G Williams.
or. John Finn William SI Briston dtass,
FosHn WARp-G puane street Inspectors-charles Mel
T,ra wAnpSFfsh Ward Hotel, Inapcctors-James Law.
sixS wARDIvy Green u Elm street Inspectora-Timo
2mSa f19ss ssss as nsectorac
ysentinS Wm DouShery Assas,us Oliver ssro,.renrv
W.T. E%%s, Esys n,r,or and uoa
streets InspectorsJames o'Ae. VIM. M Richardson
Y sTa WARn-Grimh'a, Orchard street. inspectors
Charles T Merritt, Henry Howe. FRANK s. Wimot ,...
torswrn yolmer, John Fslon, Simeon Decker.
IwLrIa WAnp-James opea corner i2s,h stree, ssr ana
ass ashaD 5sns %s asias ss
p. "a erisS 1s S,n In
Fnsasyra o East ess street. Inspectors
srTnEsrR wsaD~Baipin's. cornes Seventeenth street
AID Ninth avenue Inspectors--pe.er Haipin VIM White.
s.gEsIrrSTa w.nDG.n,ze'. corner Fourth atrss. and
avenue A. Inspcctors-Thomas Cannon, VIM Guntle
i1sHTsTsru wARD-Larkn's northeast corner Of Third
nyenae and street inspe'tors-eny Ma
s wssnwn LssSaus Fifty sis. stree. and
Third agenna Inspectoss-Thos. 1AAhey, Joan Rorke,
TwEsrrrH w4Rp-s,rains corner Thirty-seventh street
and Seventh ayenn. lnsiectors-James Con5cy Thomas
TwnsrY-slasr wAao.Got,ern Second avenue and
TSacsy' re,s;s 'cqIsS G. W. [ sa,ssi 'Ap''''''A '1
apd gsb Fos
rs!riot Quinn Peter xsSaliouei. -. !. 49,.
fs @ sa s @ .rs e
the recon n inendaten lion 9, The said committee o.
ascoNp WARp--Ps.rie6 McMshoa. r
tStsH souss,s wsaRo.SsS waso.~iosn hae'is Heaisy.
plyTn WAsD-Jehn Iei,9, Y, Savage. Jr
ssvrs1n wAmn--ra.riet II. keenan,.
E.cnrI, ,v WasocEa,pa A, -csa l.a. gessrs
TSnIu w.sa-Mssss p Gale:
EBEgrNTH WARp--F. ]. a. BoOe.
TWELFTH WARp-Jacoh HI. Long
TmnTsFNrH WARD-James Maliaa
FouYrEgNra WARp-JAmes Hayes
FivrKEsrH WARp-James j. 0anbtet2o
STxrrENrH WAKD-Michae ialpn.
WARD-John Ryaa. - ,
ErcHrEErTH WARD--Sohn NesbL
klNrrEsnra WARD-Tercnc~ Farley.
TwENrIEra WARD--James Casey.
TwsNry FIRST WARD--James Mxhoney,
Tws SECOND WAsD--Aiexsndcr Ward
WIN. NJ TWEED, Chairman.
Jops ~ H.nnxs TU.a,sA Secretaries. -uas.
TNEMocRAr1c UNION ASSOCIATION. HBADoUAk
IL 9J2sHroadway.-Special uotice A special meet
inp Of Linz
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT August 81
- ~
CIrY INSP
lal.ft


speraI Nolicerte the Pub c-rhe undersigned having
complete In his The
cessty boxes other vessels tor r,fetOn ~
ashcs and househad refuse matter y experiments made ia
the Eleventh Eighteenth wards, and hav
ing that by his plan the city ~ e
sidewalks OF these unneces
while escaping ther pcstife odors skes
this opportunity Of calling the senon OF the public 10 tho
Of the following notice OF dtstrtha
ton throughout the civ, and asking general
The part OF all citizens IN enabling the nde Sncd 70
carry He further desires thai DC
hnquency the berngers be itonce rc
Iored him AT this department. with the of the
cart. y. J. A. BOObE. CITY Inspector
CRY INspRcIo2's DE- RrstNrl
Srw YoKx August 81 iS6S.
kor'cEThe Undersigned finding that spo time and
Is caused by Getting and
bage after the have
streets from the deposit garbage boxes and behaving
be the desire of and resident this ward
to AID the undersigned IN his efforts keep the
good and cieany condition. presents for your
the following
REGULATIONS
Notice will be the approach OF the and
blge bv the bell fifteen
or the carts ard respectfully notified and requested
not 10 place ashes garbage refuse mater OF kind
In front OF your premises upon the sidewalk until said
bell In
wi pass through the this every day
sundays excepted 10 collect aud all ashes garbage
from the streets
Complaints of negsc to regularly collect aud
above should be made the City hs Office No.
- Chatham street u. J. A. BOOLE, City Inspector
TnoxAsN CARR Superintendent OF Sanitary Inspection
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MEDICAL.

Owing 10 the crowded state Of our columns are con-
perd all advertisements coming under the sbose'
head =
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QrrIcE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, NO 81

~ Broadway, New York.
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enclosed In 4 sealed en-
veope endorsed with the title of the work. and with
Of the bidder written thereon viii be received this
For tagging -four feet wide in Secozd nue. Forty
eighth to Sixty first street.
For tagging and ,eearging Eighth avenue from Fifty
third 10 Fiiy ninth street.
For reruatng grading aud setting curb gutter In
Eighty street between First and second
For curb gutter aud Tag and fence Eghyhrst street,
between Second and Third avenues,
For curb and Gag Pity eighth street. betweeu
Second and Third avenues
gutter tag Forty seventh and Forty eighth
streets between Third avenue and East river.
FOR tagging IN Manhattan street, between Ninth
and Hudson river
For curb gutter and flag in rifyfour,h street. from Sc
cond avenue To East river.
For curb gutter ana tag A. from 10th i22d
streets
For curb gutter and Gag in Forty 9th from Fourth
10 Lexington avenue.
For curb gutter aud Tag in Forty eighth street. Ler
ingion 10 sixth avenue.
For curb gutter and tag in Second avenue, from Sixty
fast to Eighty sixth street.
For curb gutter ana nag, First from lilh is5h
street
For regulating and grading, curb gutter and hag
lctth street. from Third avenue TO Eighth avenue.
For curb gutter aud tag Leonard and Church sireets
southeast corner.
for naggng l2Th street, from Tenth Hudson
river.
For regulating and grading sevcneth street from Broad
20 Hudson river.
For Fire TeIcraph from Fiftyhrst stree, bell tower
City Hail de
Black fofns Of proposals. together with thspecifcaons
be obtained at this Office.
eIartment. New YORK August 22 ls63
CHAS q CORNELL. Street Commissioner.
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AsTROLOG y.

owiaS to The crowded state Of columns We are
PEELED all Advertisements cnming asder The above
heading
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sPEUIAL NOTICES.

I SPECIAL vOTIcns.
| AT4sraojasSat aStEF EF,s q q esss5s !s5 r1r4s
Z: Il; ;!::s:l s Il
Hon JOHN R. BRADY. Judge.
a'''As ' '''er Of ri sncMSs essi,,sa + f. oExATr
70 be allowed to A'iaTs Tmoass AZ nane IL esARY E
eey dealer n aors ,as Sorn s ,he said osraty re-
sds at Ns s srs. IN the city o o. New New
Gsea1 @ Lien and ..aa q ss aae M. he o0S aS
sis sssa %otlsn sRssi% y + q
M sh ns1 hs Se
aAo" cd to assume TsaSas ss;a Sane 81 sf op.rv
IN se or. .ss sa Of $:sSs sssy,s c.
DRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING AssocIA.
heas Mola s is M ssss 81 ,a s s os
at o'clocE. when action will be resolution
- L '.''D' W N ;oRoSAo. Rees sec'y
NOTICE TO PATENrEEs AND OWNERS OF PA
RESIDED IL snrope or he ss aases & an % sss
ine with the asncy Of patent and would take the sency
and pes nsas s''Ss more
es erience Far rer partcaa and rfssenoes eass @
% an " interview ss So @ 81 those a sa
bushes need apply as ne time is limited
poslie Old dBswery theatre.
CpEcIAL NoTIcE-THE MEMBERS OF SAINT
= Bridgets Mutua, BENEFIT Bene oent Society are re
T ,le eenip nScarsen Irasy q s5yenas
's'' = WILLiAs j. 0'CoNNoR, President
JAMES CUsSIon Recording Secretary
rIsO PARTIES IN CRESTED IN THE CULTIVATION
OF Cotton The atnnton OF the American pubic called
g the proposal 70 sell, iaciate ne organ a.sn Of
Joint stock co pany 70 OF the deyeopW nj :.
the fertile Of about 37,uO OF and IL tee
island OF 81 Domingo The locality Is known funta
Ru (sussian point, situated about 30 nos the
feaports Psurto de Plata The the st.
DO n.ngo and icurto Plata to this place in GOOD
order and immediately ad to II om'odious har
bors pertaining to the The lands with
the valuable KINDS WOOD and oer the best SOL FOR
the cultivation OF superior quality cotton eIecay,
while they aadc To- yield ebgndaDy of coffee
cocoa and other valuable indigenous tropical pro
On the place several no and considerable
quantities of live stock consisting OF horses, osen hos
The climate is degait and Sceednpy saubrons. Fresh
atounds in fact all the necessary elements
hand offering immense Tor the successful
employment Of capital The propr, tor ihies parties n
terested IN enten INTO any arrangement TO visit the local."
Judge Of the advantages for hcmscv before pnr
chasing otiatas IN way II Is we'll observe that
Arorted to ente prise undertak in
ihat island, through the stability protection the
Spanish government while the peop both labor
eacefu for further information apply HENY q.
SCHMIDT h Co, Once Is Beaver street. n af u
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Total 90 banks, with capital OF 80 AIS 500
The statements of the banks of the three princi-
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
Of 1862 as follows:-
Loans. Deposiss. Specie. CYrrnSnf'n
n York. Aug % Si7674s6is l5G SOS 32o06s 5l759
Boston, Aug 81. 7L47S,il6 27I63g55 I752Jl6 717704
Phiiada.Aug. 81 35296,y76 S0i95'i67 iii3D9 3292SW
Total S2ss 523 ITO 2l47l9s7 1866 sao I999S2l5
Last week.. s2 5S7 373 IA go 1856 434t.i54 15173Ol
Las, 6i3os5s9 l93si59S4 aSyss02 2l3iS564
The statement Of the Boston banks for the last
week compares with the previous week and the
corresponding week of 1862 as follOws:--
Aug. "a. 1865. Aug. 81, 1865. Sept. I 1852.
Loans 81 ,44.,52o .l,4Ts,ll6 69,l30,636
Specie e.......... ,,7so'9o. ,,;sasl6 . soaS' 'sss
Circulation. 7,503I57 7,2.77o4 6,8l6,923
The statement of the present week as compared
with the preceding shows an increase of $50 ,596 in
the items of loans and discounts $24G sol in depo-
sits, and decrease Of $28 ,389 in specie, and
s7G, ,053 in circulation.
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SPORTING.

uNocs FOR SALE - ITALIAN GRRYHOTNDs
scotch Terriers foafles blenhem Spsn,els black aud
ian Terrcrs ard excellent Ncwioun Doc Call
uni sold, iTis Thompson street. near Blocker street
\ DAVIS
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VNEMoCRArrc UNION ASSOCIATION HHADQUAfs-
IL ters ay.-SpeciAl uotice special meet
ing OF ic Association vli be held the headquarcrs
tins (Frday) evening aB O'CLOCK Business Of
will be transacted. LUKE u. COzANS, President
JANIS a. cARoLIS. secretarics
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u,RAscIs BUTLER NO. 3PECR SLIP HAS ALL THE
choice breeds for sale and ssoct Buffers fnfsilibe
cure and Flea hxtermnstor, 90 cents per bottle
Ratlers New work 81 Dogs baarded, trained &c. Medi
cpes fer All diseases
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wATClIEs. JEwELny. sc.

<,Asu PAIp poR DIAMONDS, PEARLs AND INDIA
\ j Camel Hair shswts Diamond iewery for sAe al a
bargain Valuations per cent Ohcc hours only from .
wv ~ W. PLUMB, Diamond Brcscs. 81, Broadway
nIAMoNps. oLn GOLD AND sfLyER-By GOING
~ 10 LOUIS ANRfCH, 10 Broadway under the New
York Hotel you will receive ~ per NOR than Al any
other place this city Tor Diamonds Gold and Silver
He paws IN e.y bAnssbie nones Csmes Hsr snawls al
has as years es,shAaes "a New vs.k euenger Tgs
BrvSlUAS.
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fEt 4H3 Nf THE E.ONTEEErH wA8p DEAG-
/ - ffat s sn.- gffil - hef III snias Ct -
hti, &Nf setA street q, rnu " : iC.h.
HUbH q ShHh. rfasiaeaL
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VNoGs FoR SALE -oNE LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND
~ Dog pain Of Rul Terriers. breed Also one
pair Of Terriers pair Of Bsck and Tau
one mot exceeding seven pounds handsome Scotch
rar MOI exceeding eEht pounds an Of the pures breed and
sscrent raiiers. Apply to JOAN GRAY, II Roosevelt
tr9fND
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noGs FAscy PIGEONS AND FOWLS -FOUR
ANAL Black aud Tan Dogs from TO lbs the smallest
ia The city, one small iiaan Grey hound four hs old
re,ahinq lbs one spi Dog. good Coach sIai
A,so sne 10, OF Pigeons aud fancy For sse by N
Johnson rs West Broadway. near Duane street
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o. REwARD.-SrRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
NC Washington Drove YARD a red %. on August ~ tar
marx The lett fore Whoever will the said
ioJOHN HIChsoN, tthe Washington Yard, viii receive
the above reward
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

THl only place whore you can purchase INDIA
Rube, good d ali kinds 81 Mass sfscfWeys priess u
ct n. A. HALLS India Rubber warshouse, ile
pennsylvsnis svenue, between ninth aad Tenth
streetS. mar N-Af
A wortJ or ADvIc1.-Thgss who have been
iootoring for weeks and mont6s without ahtainins
relief should consult Or. Fishbiatt, whose eifiee iS
o. No. 1al street. corner Of Eighth street, and he
radically cured. Twenty-dvs yeArs sxPsrisnes has
established DR.. Fishblatts reputation 80 q physi.
elan. Recent eases cured In few days. Charges
moderate, Dr. F1sHBLAfT,
No. s2t e street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Ofnss,
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n F F I c I A L


FFIC IAL.
wAL DkPAaIMrnr)
PRoyosT MARSHAL GENERAL's OfFICE,
WAsHisGroE, D. e., July Is, 1863.
q culnr No. 6I.
The 4th paragraph Of Circular No. a, issued
from this ofice July ia, 1853, 10 hereby modified,
90 a. to correspond with the following opinion OF
the Hon. William Whiting, Solicitor OF the War
Department, which will hereafter govern in all
cases In which 1t Is applicable:
OPINION.
A person drafted Into the military service
Of the United States, under the provisions Of the
act OF March ., 1858, chapter seventy-nve, for
enrolling and calling out the national forces,
and for other purposes.' claiming exemption from
draft by reason Of any disability as provided In
said act, has the right to have the question oi
his disability submitted to and passed upon by
the Board Of Enrolmsnt, whose decision thereon
10 final. II the Board shall have decided that the
claimant is liable TO serve, he has the right e,a
such decision against him, to pay his commutatio
money, or to furnish his substitute, within such
extended time as may be axei by the order OF the
Board Of Enroimsat for his appearance for duty.
(Signed) "WlLLIAM WHITING,
"Soiicitor OF the War Department"
JAMESB FRY,
jylS-h Provost Marshal General.
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BOARDING..
FINANCIAL.

- - ' >(AAAAIe
NATIONAL LOAN.
The Secretary Of the Treasury having extended
to the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT the privilege
Of eonvGsion, We shall continue until that time
to furnish
THE NEW
SIX PER CENT. BONDS
or THE
UNITED STATES,
FIvE- WEN TIES,
Payable Twenty Years after date,
Tor sfter Five Years. At option Of the Government)
s'' THESE BONDS
ARE THE
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
Now In the Market,
BEING soED AT PAR,
AND WELDING
SIX PER CENT. INTEREsT
IN GOLD,
Equivalent, at present price Of Coin, to
... PER CENT. In CURRENCY.
THEY orrEhA ...
SECURE AND PROFITABLE NODE OF IN
vEsTMENr
FOR LARGE Oh SMALL SUMS.
The C0UPO BONDS
.ua AaE Issued II
s5O's, Sl0O's, s50O's, and q, ,oOO's,
... .r a ...... AND
THE REGIS ST Z R E d BON D
g..,r H..t... r-H-E
s50s, sloos, ssoo'S i,OOO's, and $5,ooo's.
| n Persons desiring tnformstion ooneerning this
loan can prooure st our counter, or upon applica.
tion By mail, circulars answering all questions that
| may arise.
JAY COOKE q co.,
BANKERS,
asa FIFTEENTH STREET, Warrington, D. C,
iyH-dtAul
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REAL ESTATE.
lEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

ID lEAL ESTATE AGENCY. 4
= Persons having HOUSES and LOTS to SELL, OF
HOUSES to RENT, will do well by calling on the
subscribers. Also, persons desirous Of Purchasing
or ReatinE Dwcllinss can be provided for:
Prompt attention given to all Real Estate busi.
ness. - -
CLARK GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and Auctioneers,
Room 9, corner 1th and r streets.
NJ Morreil, U. 9: 81 Hon. r. 8; Fenton. NJ: CT
G., Hon. {. W. French, I'd Auditor, and others.
I1-im aHI wANrrn
Si6,ooo secured on real estate.
Eight unfurnished houses for rcntwanted imme'
-Four furnished houses for rent wanted immsdl.
ateiy.
Two newly furnished houses:
Three three-story brick houses and lots.
Two three-story brick houses and lots, v ith sta
blss IA
One thrse-story frame house and lot, with sta
One twostory brick house and lot, with four
Prices from $3.50 to $4,000. Terms easy. Apply
to REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Room No. ., corner Seventh and streets.
jyi6-u
r AND WARRANTS WANTED. 80
' Price wi Win 1ss g ss ~ais s ass ns sns,
Room ), corner seventh and r streets. jyfs-ti
UTANTED.--TWO LARGE ROOMS
w on nrst and second floor, suitable for Fur
snss Or shiS aS .e Apply
tate Agency, Room ., corner Seventh and streets.
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NEW MUSIC.
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST. Five DOLLARS REWARD
j Lost on sunday, May ID, betwesa Thdrfeenth
and Tenth Streets or on one Of those stfeete, be-
tween L and =, q small GOLDCHAIN with Eickd
Cent Atts<hed. Ths nndsr will rseefve the above
rAward oA lsaving the chain and cent At this once.
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n F F l G ! A L .

n r y ! A l.
WAS DEPARTMENT.
PRoyosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE, !
WARRINGTON, ID. C., July IS, 1859.
Circular No. 10.
!. Hereafter reward Of ten $50 dollars will be
paid for the apprehension and delivery OF desert
er, and paragraph 20, page ., Regulations for the
Government Of the Provost Marshal General Of
the United States as well as paragraph II Of Cir
cular No. %, from Provost Marshal Generals oince,
are amended accordingly.
II. Paragraph 50, page 7, same Regulations, Is
amended 30 As to read as follows:
The members Of the guard may be
allowed, for the time actusly and necessarily EN-.
ployed on the trip, a per diem of not more than
also, besides their actual expenses, provided they
accomplish the duty assigned them"
JAMES D. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
NoTE.-Provost Marshain will give publicity to
Circular No, u, Of July ~, 1869, from this office.
iy20-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WASHINGTON THEATRE,
w Eleventh street, near Penney ylvanis avenue.
THIS SATURDAY DAY AND NIGHT.
AFTERNooN-qh O'CLOCK,
FIRST GRAND FAMILY MATINEE ST. DENIS
To-NiGHT-s O'CLOCK,
GALA soIREE ST. DENIS, A La RAvEL.
Last time positively Of the two popular panto.
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SSsoGsfE, Canon, SosTAN%S5is SS5is,rr, r,.' .s. ..
WATSON ROUGE.
= new sreat bill in rehearsal for Monday.
l. active pfeparaiion-THE GOLDEN EGG.
Aamission-T6, 80 and 70 cents. Seats may he
extra charss. jya6
ODD FELL VS. HALL
MONDAY EVENING, JULY ~, 1855.
FoR ONE WEEK.
First appearance In Washington since his return
from Europe, Of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
(,on of the Wizard Of the North,) In his entir,iy
new Entertainment Of Prestidigitation, entitled
E1-THE oRL d OF NJ A G IC! a
as lately performed by him in England, Ireland,
and scotland, in all the principal Opera Houses
and Theatres, before Thousands oi spectators, who
have classsd him As
THE GREATEST MAGICIAN
OF ANCIENT Oh MODERN TINES!
During the past six years, Professor And.rson
has travelled through Australia, Sandwich and So
cisty Islands, California, England, ireland and
Scotland In which time he has added all the Novel
ties he has learned 10 his
CYCLOGEoTIC AND HYPERMETRICAL PRO-
GRAMME.
The principal feature Of the Entertainment is
THE ENTlRE ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS!
All Effects being produced under
EXTRAORDINARY MANUAL SKILL!
A Grand Day Entertainment every wedn. sdsy
and Saturday, for the accommodation Of Ladies'
and Children, at 3p. NJ.
Admission, 25 cents, Reserved Seats, 30 cents.
Doors open at 7k O'Clock; commence At y O'Clock.
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