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PAKk,
PRACTICAL PLUM Der,

h. h. corner Prince and Pitt streets.
Tho Oldest and best established Plumbing
establishment in tho city. All work done with
disnatcb, and in tho most durable and work
rnanlike manner Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOBBING done at short notice, and by him
self or the most experienced workmen. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

The WEATHER has been exceedingly hot aud
Sultry Tor the last iew day, with occaSlonal
RAGS aa1 much llahtulny and thunder,
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$50 CHARLES WHlTTi.E3EY. Republl-
can candidate Tor Congress from this district.
and others, will ad Igess the people ut Aleyan-
tho day, on FRIDAY NIGHT neat. juno 4th,
M irunt ot the Market House beg ginning al
a clock, 10 It'd
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IRI3IN-The subscribers have Just received
i supply oil iRlSIN, the great VEG ETA
BILE ALTERNATIVE and TONIC for the GER
tain cure Of Scrofula, and all oruptlons OF the
skin, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, sick
Headache, Nervousness. and Dyspepsia me
above article is prepared from the formula OF
the celebrated Dir. John wilkins of Baltimore.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
COOK g. CREIGHTON,
my20 l07 King street.
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ALEXANDRIA, va.

Building Material. Mil Work and Castings
of every description made at short notice.
Cash psit for old Iron and Brass. jan l8
TAS AND STEAM FITTING.
VI
VIM. COGAN,
rio. - North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand largo and complete
assortment Of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS.
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
PoKcELaINs, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES;
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Worl; for Factories. Mills, &c prompt
IL aud faithfully executed ali at prices winch
will give satisfaction. my o-u
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Manufactured By

A. G.. LUTHER,
NH 81 "a King street. Aloxa., Va
CROVER Il BAKERS FAMILY SEW,
IT ING MACHINES constantly on hand
and for sale at factory prices. The superiority
of these machines for all kinds OF family sew
ing is we'll known, nearly two hundred having
been sold iE this city and the counties adjacent
SEND tor circular, or call and exam mo before
purchasing. For sale by
iel F. LHADBEATER & co.
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rny20
NARL AU RIB A G n,
I & W. J. ENTWISLk,
BOOKSELLERS s. STATIONER$,

Have this day removed their stock Of goods
to the NEW STORE, No. lO2 King street, four
doors east Of their former location, where they
will tske pleasure in serving the public with
all goods III their line, at the lowest cash prices
10 lit
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AGREEMENTS.

OPEN(NG OF THE WHITE HOUSE
" PAVILION.
This favorite plaza of resort is now roady
for the reception OF PLEASURE PARrI IL
and PICNICS.
Beneficial Societies can obtain the use of the
grounds nj reduced rates.
For particulars apply to j. SCH ELDER :,
Agent, No. 2 King street or at the Pavilion t"
tho propriotor, @. a. REINERS. my l9-lm'
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE.-Thst DESIRAB Bile FARM,
IL "EVERGREEN," on the Mount Vernon
road, adjoining the Gum Spring, Mt. Zephyr
and Mount Vernon estates contains about >
acres, IL in wood, comfortable DWELLING
with rooms, good water, title perfect.
II rot sold ri private sale, il will be offered
by public auction, on the 10Th day Of June,
1863 IN front OF the Mayors Office, city Of Al
andrls Immediately sitter the sale OF the Mount
NernOl estate
For terms apply oGKkEN y WISE, Alcx-
andria OF GREEN, WISE ~ DAVIDSON,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, N +.
corner 9Th street and Louisiana ave Washing
ton, ID. C.. ic Its
&C. FOR KENT-Ihe EElCk DWELLING
III lately headquarters at Battery Rogers, will
be put ill repair. ana is now offered Ter rent. -
Parties desiring tho whole premises Will make
application 10
ie 1-2l' SAM l.. 0. BAGOT-
EoR RENT.
The FARM. "FLATBU5H," situated near
Bristoe station, o A & n. K. r., adapted 10
all the crops usually raised in that country, and
car enough to the railroad 10 make II profit
Bile market farm. For terms apply to l.; IL
MUSCH EFT, Port Tobacco, Md, or to +. b.
GIBSON, Brentsville, Prince William CO., Va.
my 2G-lsw8w
"a FOR EENT-Two thrco story BRICK
HI HOUS containing rooms eacn, Win
gas and water, situated corner Of Water and
Duke streets Apply at 81 Duke St. between
Fairfax and Water. my It'll
EOR RENT AND SALE.
For rent NY I'm, "GRAFTON, in Fau-
quier co, Va, yo?taining $50 acres, 10 acres
being in timber; has an excellent HOUSE,
good water and al necessary out buildings.-
viii be leased to reliable person for term
Of years. Rent moderate. Three miles from
Kappahannock station, o. s A. K. K.
l. also, offer for sale my FARM, sgd
NEY,' adjoining the above, containing ESQ
acres, 60 OF which is in TIMBER. n improve
ments.
Possession given 10 either when required.
CHAPMAN NEALE.
Apply TO GREEN & WISE, 2S Mansion
House Building, ap 26-2aWtJyl
xs FOR RENT-The STORE al the corner
81 of Union street and Ferry slip Alley, late
y occupied by O.G. Henderson. This Is one OF
the best retail grocery stands IN the city fos-
session given April ist, Apply to o,4
mar a Ii. U. CLAUGHTON.
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my II Il
CEED WHEATI

- SEED WHEAT
We call the attention of our farmers to q EO.
A DEI1XS LA ROE LIST Of the best WIN
TER SEED WHEAT in this country. Mr..
DeitZ has selected twenty varieties out Of over
one hundred on his Seed Wheat Experimental
Farm, near Chambersburg, Pa, and no% offers
IL em for salo We advise ovtry farmer to send
for the Experimental Farm Journal, III which
q description and price list i gwen. Mr.. Dcii p
will sand one copy free 10 all who send ior II
Address, GEO. A. DElIH
10 2-law..m thRmb5rsburg, Penn.
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SALEQF REAL ESTATE IN
EAUOUIER CO., VA.

By virtue of q deed Of trust. executed Nay
Gaskins to Thomas NJ. Munroe and David
Funston, Trustees, to secure the payment OF
VIM. E. 9askinsi James H. GasknJ. and
Robert G. Pages bond to Robert Beverly and
William Beverly. Executors of J. B. Beverly,
in the penalty Of $1,000 conditioned for a. tho
payment OF So 600 with interest, payable semi
annually, at per cent per annum five years
siter date, tho principal of which and the inter,
est thereon from May 10th, 1860. is now duo, l
will sell, at public auction. at the front door OF
tho Court House, at Wsrrenton, Va, on MON
DAY the 9TH day of June, 1852 the REAL
TWO TRACTS OF LAND, contsining res
spectiyely l76la acres and 81 aeres;s roods
and l. perches; lying in the county of Fauquier
AID adjoining each other, about two miles from
Catletls station, Orange. Alexandria and Man
assas Railroad on tho Wsrrenton and Fall
mouth road, adjoining the lands of VIM. Redd,
John Peters and others.
TEEMS-Cash. Selling as Trustee. the I'm:
designed conveys only such title as is vested
in him. A. u. PA NE,
Substituted Trustee.
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ERENCh CORSETS-a iull assortment at
Il mg2l WILMER & SLAYMAKER'S.
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AUCTION MALE.
R,L. ID. Harrison. Aucti0neer.

a -
ARNOLD \ FIELD wishing to close bust
ness will offer their entire STOCK OF GOODS
at public auction, consisting of Cloths, CASH
good line of Linens. Tsiors' Trimmings, and
dents Furnishing Goods, consisting of Hand
kerchIeis, Neekties, Scsrfs, Gloves, Socks, Sus-
penders, Collars, Qinen and paper and va.
Saeto commence on MONDAY MORNING,
May 81 81 10 o'clock, and continue every
morning, afternoon, and night until the entire
stock is disposed Of You may get the mate.
Cassimeres suitable for childrens clothes
Terms cash. my 27-tf
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-The IN
n dersigned having taken out letters OF adj
ministration on the estate OF the late N AIHA n,
TEL GOODHAND, hereby gives notice to al
indebted to sand estate to make prompt payment
and all having claims are requested TO bfne
them forward properly authenticated for set
tlemenl {. +. NJ. JOHNSlON,
ie D-lW' Administrator.
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"a FOR kENT-Two throo story BRICK
E HOUSES, containing rooms each, with
gas and water, situated corner OF Water and
Duke streets Apply at 81 Duke ST., between
Fairfsv and Water nv l3-tf
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NOR RENT AND SALE.

zs FOR RENT-The STORE, al the corner
IL Of Union street and Ferry slip Alley, late
" occupied by o. G. Henderson. This is one OF
the best retail grocery stands in the city. Pos
session given April ist, Apply to
mar n III. y. CLAUGH1ON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-03

CEWING MACHINE TUCK Frs we
~ have Just received from the patentee re- 81
ing 1T Chicago, two dozen III the lurf"ved
Patent Tuck Moasurers snJ Mai hefs ne NJ
vantage oil this Tuck Marker ~ well I''""h
for sale by c,
my II ELS LEAD BEATEf ~ co.
tNRENCH DRESSING FOR l. AIDED ana !,
II CHILDREN SHOE; ), Is an ezceiieil,
and convenient article We have i"st receiVeu
one eroce, and Can sell by tn ''"2en Al the low
est rates ~,
my - b. >. LEADB hAlEh u w
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FOREIGN NOTES.

There are about 5000 women employed. ~
LYONS skeining silk They have lately struck iot an III
vance 10 Sc cents currency per day. from AZ VehS
they havo been receiving,
The largest balloon constructed mp TO the pISS
ent the North Pole, which has lately made and
ascent and descent Its volume 1880 cubic yaiuS az
IL weighs 400 pounds 1t 50 feet In diameter anu 40
guide rope and anchor weigh l322 pouhus
The Belgian Society for the Protecton Oh AM AM
mails Intend 10 promOe their object by issuing an l
trated almanac containing instructions as 10 the reArs
and treatment of animals They offer prize OF ~
and a silver medal for the best one suShtteu W 49, ~
rs Full liberty is left competitors as 10 the choce VI
subjects and illustrations. 49,.
The Fourth Annual Congress OF the lnte elio
,onai Workugmens Association will assemble AT Basio'
in s,tzerand on Sept g. 1869 The subjects fot ie
Gberatons of tho Congress J. The question oi
Tonertv The right TO inheritance. g. 10 W1at 49,
credit be immediately utilized by the WORKING cla
a The question Of general education o. me Sn .
NJ Trades Unions upon the emancipation OF the "OAh
ri
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sNcoND BoARLzl2t o,cLocE. !.
NATIoNAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, July lo-P. n
IUf OCLocK A. "

Gold opened at 1864, sold at 1861, 1851, 1861,
1851 The tone OF the market weak, IN consequences
OF the large purchases OF Breadsus for shipment this
week. AT present prices there Is liberal demand, and
from appearances 1t will continue until the prospects OF
the yield in France and England more assured than At
present The eleaTiDgs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were sI5,lI5,OOO, and the balance sl,74O,sse As.
Government bonds opened dull at fractional decline
on the $40 loans At the last board however there wAs
an active demand, and recovery OF tai per cent In
prices lO bonds and currency per cents in good
investment demand and strong throughout the day
At the close the market firm. but dull.
State bonds dull sTennessee per cents sold at l
New bonds SCI 9SSi Virginia per cents S. New bonds
6E North Carolina per cents sold at SCI the bonds
were pressed for SALE and declined to asa Georgia
sold at ssh Missouri per cents. sIaSs Louisiana
per cents Csi Alabama per cents 93i Railway bonds
were good demand. Central Paciacs sold at ssi st.
Paul Fsts. per cent, los; Fort Wayne Seconds o. To-
lodo and Wabash Convertible bonds g. Bank shares
were firm with sales of Park at 1907 Central III Cont
uental 9i st. Nicholas, 100 Bank OF Commerce, l23 Er
press shares steady with sales OF American az AZ
United States 70; Wells Fargo, 2lI922. Pacific Nail
opened at s selling at 81, closing at s2as2l The de-
cline caused by pressure to SELL and the transae
tons have been very heavy, The decline assisted
by street report that the dividends would be reduced
from ~ 70 per cent per annum.
Railway shares dull and barely steady the gem
eral list The transactions in New-York Central and
Hudson River continue TO be very heavy and the stocks
well supported. Reading also largely dealt In,
9G9l Toledo and Wabash declined per cent, sell
ing 7Si The suit against the Directors has been ale
lowed 20 until the october term OF the courts The
stock possession Of the Receiver Is vslueless having
been all cancelled. St. Paul and Northwestern shares
steady, but without any important transactions
Rock Island firm at liza Fort Wayne advanced TO
1S3 New-Jersey Central advanced per cent Hannibal
was lower, opening at 1901 declining TO l2s. small
transaction in Macon and Western Railway report
ed at 100. midsummer dulness has fallen upon the
market and the attendance at the boards lie reduced TO
small number Of brokers and operators. Athe second
board the transactions barely sufficient 10 mako
quotations After the call the dealings in the Long Room
confined to NewYork Central Hudson. and Pacific
Mail The Western list duh, and without interest
At the close the market was dull and steady.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern
ment bonds:
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Ytlp @unito.

WANTED-AGENTS. $50 to $500 per month,
sysrywhse male and female Introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY sRWhGhACHlhK THIS
Machine VIII stitch hem FELL quilt cord bind braid and sbroidsr
In most superior Price only Ella Ps .srutsd for ave
ytA We VIII pay $1,000 for machine that viii sew stronger
more ss.us o. more elastic seam than ouL Eahsa ibs Elastic
Lock stitch b'sfy second sh be and still the cloth cannot
be pulled apart without tearing pay Agents 75 e3co
per month and commission nom which twice that amount
can Be made Address SECOND Co. Pittsburgh Pa st. Louis No.
Y Botton' Mas
CAUT0HDo not Ne imposed BY other pamng o.
worthless eabon Machines under
the only genuine and really practical ehssp MACHINE Manufactured
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK, BRICKSBuRG MANCHESTER. TOMS RIVER, kea
by Rartau and Delaware Bay Railroad
daily suudas sIesps leave Pier Ma "a foot Of Duane
by steamer ReversBk aud Jesse Hoy at touching
passengers only at Pier No rot Of keetorst MAb Re
turning from Leug Branch n7:0oA n ssd SRm -
Juae 10, le69 W. b bNkDh Ce' LSsstsA
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Ga WpOm II mau 6uutnn.

CROrOS A0UEDUoT DEPARTMENT. BgEILu Ov wlrrR RGsrs
HEv.iORK, July o. 1869
NOTICE is hereby given, that FIVE PER
~ CENT PENALTY will be added the August nIt
on all unpaid Water RtntL WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.
VU.t Rsgat
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miscellaneous.
Gtual HOtitts.


CUPREME COURT-CITY and GQu IN sToF 81
- EFWYoRK-PHILIP KETTBRER Agst FBRDlNAND slUso,
sRI - I'm pursuance Judgment OF tue supsme ~
ths St,ts OF Nav rendered this seton on we
.ny,rv 1851 the subscriber, referee therein nAmeu
RIFFCKER SON Co. vl sell at public suction az the
SssIoon No iii Bosdvsy the CITY Of New YORK 90 the sse
.ysp,h C2bl dAy Of 1859 at twelve O'Clock noo ~ ~ t,
ain lots Of aad with buildings thereon erected we &
~ Nr York bounded described follows AZ nose % ~,
niece, or parcels Of situate lying and being IN the e o Joy
now 2Ob the City Of Rsslork on me eat ss r.
venue bounded containing together as fooW hat Is 70
pipg Al point the north eaIery corner OF Seyehtn
street running nOherJ along the ss.sIy sg
e seventh fortynine feet I've nehes thence ley
With street hundred eti thence sogthery %
utb The Seventh fee. I'VE inches TO we
Of Tweu sixth and thence weNady sGIg he nosH
81 street hundred feet 70 the said north
s Of M seyeath TwsnHIth street The point or pace Of
beuuuiDg-Daed May 81, 1853 :,w,o -. ~. Iw,n,,
The sale Of the above 10 postponed until hoNDAl ' in'N' wv
same time and place 49,, An ,toNnIv Lana "A
The Of the above IL further popohel uuN 'AO-'NAi'
inst, al the same time and place -, ,,ovn,v Ia. %
The above Is further postponed uhul MODAi' ''
inst. the same time and place 80 ,,-r.r,y -, -, a
Of the above postponed nnu lIEsDAi Jup =" P''
the time and place . 1900, n -, =, 81.
The Of the above Is postponed until JIy Va"
tinea place 3. b. D.
The Of the above postpened nut hONDAIi guH
aud psee s. b. NJ STONES g, =. a..
The Of the above potlponel nnnl rhlDA ~ i
tine aud place. B. H. d. STONES heisTee 80
The Of the above postponed untll hONphl ~
s ,sms tme and place b. STOKES Referee, No "a Waist
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Depo 10 Nevi0fk foot Of BArelAysl aai foot 81 Chrropher
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS Commanding MONDAY, NAV TO- 1902
Ga MAIL TRAIN connecting At Dsne with Booaion Branch
Dover With Chester Branch Waterloo With r. r. for
dover aud Newton Al Washington With the D. L. and W. r. B. for Water
Stroadburg Bend
aud bloomsbury and Delaware and Hnson s EHoa
d Leigh and SusqueAnpA r. Tor Bethlehem Ant0wn Mach
Chnuk aud Wilkesbarre
1872 LKGH VALLEY EXPRESS. stops at NsvATk, Morris
oUn Dover HketowB Washington PhpkbuTg and Baston;
Phihpshurg Bel Del H. for BeTde kc, aud
Eaoh With L. Cor Bethlehem Allentown MAueh Chunk aad
WlkesbGTre
~ NJ SCRANTON EXPRESS connects al Washington With D.
L. sD w for Water Gap, Stroudiburg Asd Dover
With Chester r. r.; aud az Wa,etloo With SUSSEX r. r.
6.J0a. and 1850 10 SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$50 1850 90 and lao $40 90 $50 $780, - and
li;A5 D.. SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate stations
ll;to and ESQ n 10 YOUNGSTOWN AID intermediate
stations
si0r NJ MoRRfsTowY EXPRESS
Por HEwARK $50 100 $3.50 $50 1870 H. li3O ilt40
J. p 37O. $50 $3.50 40, $40 $50 6:lo 60 7S sS sHi
ll;f5 N.
s. ara 6.lU P. s. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
X A HKSRI g. p. A.
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q Inn PER DAY DISCONTINUED.
Up 1OO Having obtained extensive and sale for
CENTURY" brand Of FIEBCUT CHEWING TOBACCO
that daily the ANAL
tofs p,psrs AsT a, date july II merit. being nyOs6 Iseog
hsnen however would add that continue orders
for elegant hBBRsCHAuh PIPBs IN our YACHT CLUB and
EUREKA" brands Of SMOKING TOBACCO
YACHT GLIB" devoid Of EIsob. cannot nure
bsa and especially recommended peop,
constitutions The trade aIisd 10 ,.Sd for
NaM.Ysk
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NEW-YORK AND -NEW-HAyEN Raj
~ ROAD
.. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

COMMENCING MAY TO- 1864
Passenger Staten in NeNlork Of Twenty srenhs - and
Four,hAIs Bnauce 90 rseuty-seyeuthst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven aud Bridgeport tEI l30 2ls (BL9, J
tEI }, 3t5 400 $50 sndB (RIl .. IN.
For Milford Fnirked Southport and Wettp0rt T. llf30
D. 3:45. $50. and $50 p m. In. L..
For Yorrai lEI li;9OL nj l2;l' CEIl CELl. 9.ts
40 tEIl. $50 go and tEIl P NJ ,,~
For DAren, T. y. ll;lOA 3&3. $50. $50 and $50
For stanford tEIl lie. M l2;s lEIl 2;i' OH
For Greenwich 10 1880 ANA 3s aS $50 6;, 7;l9 p
For Port Chester and intermediate sAtOn, att liSoA nj 2'
3.t5. 4:45, $50, go. 7:l3. and B;2q p m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield, a m ELl (EIhspm
For Boston, via Shore Line. p:l5 (EI D pm
For Hartford and Springfield m. tEI j. MS tEIh
For Connecticut River Railroad BL) 9il9 ~ Montreal
,. o Northampton. -
foT Hartford Providence F,li Railroad (EI) n l7s
p m.
Fcr NsrHUsu. Ne~LOudOD aud sOulnGOA Railroad at IL,
Railroad l2ils 10 Northampton and Williams
burgh. ... ..... ..
FOR HoaEatone Railroad Ga and P. IN.
For HAugauck Railroad, a. ~. tbH) $50
DanburV and SoTvAk Railroad T. 2l3 aud 30 and
m IN eouuoon With Frs ght SorwAh DAn6ury
Railroad. a m I7l5 400 and $50
Commodious Sleeping Cara attached 70 . P n trails.
AnAAa
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In this uumbeT Ia continued
CHARLES READEs GREAT STORY,
PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE.
The GALAXY is The most
ELkGANTL1 ILLUSTRATED, BRILLIANT ENTERTAINING AMI
ATTRACTIVE MAGAZINE
PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTRY.
CONTENTS OF THE AUGUST NUMBER,
PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. By Charles Resde with
iguSiTatiOnl. 49,
II. FBATHBRBD LIFE. By John Burroughs,
Ill THE ROSE THE CLOUD. AND THE ORIOLE A PARIK
WITHOUT A MORAL BY r. W. PAttonG 80
~. THB RACE FOR COMMERCIAL SUPREMACY IN AgTI NJ
' Richard J Hinton. with Ms9l 1855 -
V. SUSAN FIELDING. BY Mn. EdsardG
vi PRINCE NAPOLEON By Justin Mccarthy
VII MINERAL WATERS. By John G Draper HI D.
VIII. CLIAMRRLBY GAP BY J. 7. HeKay
TX. MATTHEW VAssAR By John H. RAYMOND.
4. HOW THEY KEEP HOUSE AT COMPIRGNR Rvtt,
Al ON CAST or TBENYsOE'S HAND. By M n 'TneIs,m,n
XII IHk AGB OF BURLBSQUB. By Richard Gfsuf White
XIII THE GALAXY MISCELLANY ~
XIV. DRIPTWo0D. By Philip Quilbtt
XIV. LITERATURE AND ART.
xvi EBBULR By the Editor ... .t ..
Price IS eeBts per punbsri Slper year
Now 10 the tine 70 subscribe. 49,.
SHELDON COMPANY
Noe $50 and 500 Broadway. NsWYOrh
RACK NUMBERS of MAGAZINES, CHEAP
Portraits, Views, Ae Opera LbTettos, loe.
@ ". LAWRENCE Ne % Fassask M EAara
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And tho following for Railroad honda:

Money IN good supply at per cent with loans on
Government bonds at per cent Commercial paper was
more active at salO per cent.
Sterling Exchange was firm at quotations: London,
90 days, ilO01l0b London, sight, nOf0IIOSi London,
prime commercial co days, lO9ieO9I Paris. lOug, siss
951si; Paris Short 5llleSloi; Antwerp, SISsSlsi
Swiss. 6lS06lSl; Hamburg, 35IaSe; Amste dAm, +ose
4Oi Frankfort tOia4Ol; Bremen, T9a7Oii Berlin, His
III.
The transactions at the ooe Of the Assistant Treas
urer were; Receipts for Customs t'o6'oooi for Cold
Notes, $1,000; total Receipts, sssS6t 81 IotA ray
ments ll929sl %; Balance, 9O,soO,57I 90.
Tho Guardian Fire Insurance Company have declared
a dividend OF s per cont
The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company has declared
emiannuai dividend of per cent payable Augusta
Mr. George X. sistare in another column, offers new
York City per cent bonds, IN lots TO suit purchasers
The following the earnings Of the Milwaukee amidst
Paul Railway Company during the first week In july
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Situations @autiS -NlaIts.

A SITUATION WANTED-By q respectable
"A young American MAN CLERK LIGHT PORTBR
10 not afraid Of work good psnmsn aud furnish
able references a. 10 spab ke Address ass Boz No. los Thb
u Once.
ITO FARMERS.-AS SITUATION is WANTED
Farm By yOuSE IS Of who Of stout heart
and willing hands AID determined learning bow 10 be successful
farmer Would prefer where addition general
smaller fruits cultivated Moderate only expected Al
dTsss YOUNG FARMER. Tribune Once
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COTTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L0Y

- ISLAND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT On aner June 1862
The will leave the Roosevelt and GrahdsL Ferries follows
Ga No.. Mail for Patchogue aud Way StatohA
n Merck and al stations
3Op Express PAtehogue stopping At JamAeA Valley Stream
Merek Bay and al
Wildwood Passengers by this train will be uekssd through Bs0ft
and Fire Island stage from PAtehogue. 1890.
45O NJ Accommodation isp; Saturdays through Patehogus
Meuck and Saturdays through 70 p Al truius
for RoetaWAI-The aud , 30
wi for Fire Island. K WHITE SupL
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HUDSON RIVER Trains for
ALBANY and TROY eornecng with NortheIu sud Western
leave ooFs: Cincinnati Chicago EIpsss
RIgTtss, t@ Night EIpfess II Elegant Drawing Room
ear aAehed 70 Az da % AID Sleeping ears TO night uaiHA The
All 10 ~ WI IL vANnERBnT vesPre,d,n.