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New YORK, August 81, 1869
Yes, my dears, think of
One Hundred and Eighty Thousand Baskets
of Peaches


Yes, my dears think of
One Hundred and Eighty Thousand Baskets
of Peaches
dumped" In the metropolitan markets in one
day. and then smack your lips over the sum
total Peaches on all sides, forming pomoo-
gical plethora, and it is felicitous coincidence
that the same letters wlich spell 'peach" spell
cheap" SO cheap are the peaches and so fine
is their flavor, that our Street Commissioner,
Mr.. Mclean, thought he couldn't do a better
thing than present some to various New York
benevolentassocations for Juveniles. Which thing
hath he done, greatly to the joy of orphaned
urchinhood.
On Monday evening the
Hebrew Young Mems Literary Association
gave amateur theatrical performance in
PythagOras Hall, in Canal street. This society
| is not yet one year old, having been organized
in October, 1868, but it inclHdes large proper
tion of influential Jewish residents of this city
At quite an early hour in the evening the vici-
| nifty of the hall was crowded with ladies and
| gentlemen. The ubiquity of the swallow
tail coat on the part OF the gentlemen,
and of low-necked dresses on the part of the
ladies, proclaimed that the affair was one of eti-
| quette as well as entertainment. The portion of
the performance which was greeted with most
applause was that wherein Mr.. s. Stein gave the
prison scene of "Alonzo" in the burlesque of
PizGrrO. This was succeeded by speech of
thanks on the part of Mr.. Stein, and the speech
was succeeded by a ball, and the ball by a sup
per- which pleasantly employed the maxillary
and masticatory functions of the guests until
an carly hour on Tuesday morning.
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FROM THE DOMINION.
Ship LabOrers' Strike Bishops OH their Wa
Rome.

Ship LabOrers' Strike Bishops on their Way
10 Rome.
QUEBEC, Aug. 3l.-The ship laborers of this
port are on strike, and the trade of the port Is
almost at a stand still. Yesterdaylthe laborers
society, numbering $500 men, marched in pro-
cessiOn through the streets and their conduct
was SO disorderly that the military were called
out to prevent u riot The Mayor and several
prominent citizens were roughly handled
Bishop Oxenden, Metropolitan of Canada has
arrived on the steamship HISTORIAN. Archbishop
Kendrick, of st. Louis, is now here on his way
to Rome. He preached to large congregation
1T 81, PRtricks yesterday,
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M HAEKRAhiEh.

Observation-Disclosures 90, by the Rev. James
Grove, No. 2245 IN. Second street, Mr.. FRANCIS
SEARCH and Miss CHRiSTIANA SHIELDS, both of
this city
TODD-HILTON.--On the evening of the 10th, at St
Peters Church, by Rev. mir. Bronson, Mr.. JOHN Il.
TODD, JR., of Bath Maine to Miss MARY HILTON, of
Philadelphia.
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ThIs Arternoon,s unotntions.

LONDON, Aug. 81--3 p. M.-COnsjs closed 93Lf
FOR money aud account 5-2Os of 1862, S4A OF 1865,
old, s31; and Of 1867, S3 10-4O's, 49, Railways
steady. Erie, %; Illinois Central 94J5.
LIVERPOOL, aug 3l-4 Y. M.-COtton dull; up-
lands 1870 Orleans 13S@132ld Sales to-day,
5000 bales including 3OGO for export and to speCn-
lation. Red Western Wheat 9s. Cd Spirits OF Pc
troleum, Sd Naval Stores dull
LoNDoN, Aug. 31-4'30 p. M.-Sprits of Turpcn-
tine sgd
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CITY ITEMS,

ALI. KINDS OF SUMMER CLOTHING, At Greatly Reduced
Prices, 10 closo SmneT Stock Assortment sH good
Superior 70 reddymdde goods IN Phiriphid ~ crery
respect Prices guaranteed io,rer Than he iooes eissrere.
HALF WAY BETWEEN BENNETT & Co.,
FJh and TOWER II ALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND $40 RRnAnMAY. NEW NORk
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
a Raid by the COnsiRbuInry.
patch 10 The Epeni,l1 TIelegraf)h

Despatch 20 The Bpening Telegraph
BosToN, Aug 31.-The constabulary made =
raid on the saloon of w. IL. d j. Foster on
fremont street this afternoon, and seized Sl500
worth of liquors.
How Failure Affects the ''Hub."
The recent failure of the boot and shoe firm in
St. Louis is n severe blow to Pearl street. The
assets of the firm arc $50 900, and the indebt-
ness, most of IL in Boston, is about 800, 000
The claims of seven Pearl street firms arc $780,
GOO. and three houses are nearly ruined by the
failure.
Burning ofn Cotton Mill.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Aug. 31.-A cotton mill
at Barboryille, in the town If Iopkiugton, r. l.,
owned by John Weldon, was burned yesterday
The loss is $4,000, insurance $50 900, of which
S25G0 was in the United States of Baltimore, and
the balance in home companies.
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ALI FASHION s.

barker Goods DIspIace the
Atghtcr-The stores Gather
Ang their Autumn stock
The styles and the
notwithstanding An
mOuncements 20 the
Ladies'.
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William w Cassidy, No 19 South Second
street. has the largest and most attractive of
fine Jewely and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, pure article furnished
price which cannot be oqualled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and all
prices visit to his store is result in pleasure
and profit.
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
No 73O Chestnut street
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
Ten dollars down. and balance in easy instalments
q. Il. DAVIS, No $40 Chestnut street
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HAS
PUT DOWN THE PRICES.

PUT DOWN THE PRICES.
CHARLES STOKES offers the balance
OF his summer stock at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
to close out,
in order to
make room
FOR THE immense assortment Of
FALL and WINTER STYLES of
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
no,c in course Of manufacture,
AT No, S24 CHEsSUT STREET.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE MISSES GREGORY WILL REOPEN
Il their SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No SllT
LOCUsT street, on MONDAY, September 49, 30 lms
EEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN, NJ
J-This institution, so long and favorably known
continues 20 furnish the best educational advana
IN connection with a pleasant Christian home. Oata-
iogus with terms etc furnished application. COL
ege opens September 10
727 3m JOHN H. BRAKELEY, President
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GAYS CHINA PALACE, No. 1922 CHEsNU UT STREET
Will close their large assortment of goods hand at the
following astonishing low prices TO make for the
immense stock purchased by Mr.. Gay in Europe, now in
transit to this city
White French China Dining Plates % in. per doz. 5000
White Stone China Dining Plates 90 n, per doz... 1850
White French China Cups and Saucers per set, IL
pieces 195
White Stone China Caps and Saucers set, II 60
Out Glass Goblets per 225
Pressed Glass Gobets per dozen. 15O
Best Stone China Tea Sets "A pcs cups with handles 90
Best Stone China Tea Sets 46 pcs with handles 475
Best Stone China Dining sets, 92 pieces 1900
White French China Dining Sets 150 pieces 5000
White French China Tea Sets, a pieces 75O
The stock of Fancy Goods will be sold at still greater
discount from former prices.
Goods of tho city will be packed and delivered
transportation office free of charge and insured against
breakage destination.
Call soon, before the assortment is broken
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FIFTH ION
TIE LATEST NE ws.

Further Details of the Cape Island Fire
Additional List of Cottages and
Stores Destroyed-A Fortunate
Change of the Wind Saves
the Town.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing.
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
WAEAAIABER & Brown,
Oak Hall,
!, CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
q out Summer Stock.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
LITERARY ITEMS.

A new novel by Mrs. 0liphant, entitled
TA> TAres Broers" just been commenced in Apple
bHs Journal
The June number of The OUerldnd Monthly
was sent from Francisco by the through railway
the May number came by the old route; and the two
reached NewYOrk within three days Of each other one
Of the most curious articles in the June number is an nc
count OF Medical Art in the Chinese Quarter"
ReUue de Droit International ct de LfgiSId-
lion Comparle is the title OF periodical under the
Iont direction OF NJ c. Asser of Amsterdam G. Ron-
Jacquemyns Of Client, and J. Westlake London bar
rser the first number OF which has Just been received
by Wesermann Among articles Of especial interest
TO Americans is one (the first Of series by Mr. West
lake on Naturalization and Expatration."
In the June number of HppincOtfS Magazine
there Is very interesting account OF Deborah Samson
girl who served soldier during the American Reyolu-
tiOn and preserved her disguise through many adven
tures hardshps and wounds for about two years and
half She left the army with high testimonials from her
officers, and received pension from Government. Her
parents were in reduced circumstances and before as
Stunning male attire she had been apprentced to farmer
In Plymouth County, Massachusetts, but her family had
been one OF consideration, Gov william Bradford being
her direct ancestor. She married in 1884, being then III
her oath year, and became exemplary wife ana o'nel'
she died at Sharon in 1927
A curious book on the relations preVallng
between the Emperor Napoleon and Primes Napoieon
during the existence of the French Republic rom lAS
to 1851 has been written by Of the editors OF the IN
dependence Beige who was formerly member Oh the
French National Assembly and exled in consequence OF
the conn etaL II Is said that this volume proves by
the most incontestable testimony that Prince Napoleon
nj one OF the meetings held by the various groups Of the
representatives of the people the Cd of December
moved in an excited manner that Louis Napoleon should
be declared hOrs la lO and that in the speech in which
he advocated the adoption Of his motion, he intimated
very plainly that Louis Napoleon had no Napoeonic
blood whatever in his veins. The book will be published
this Summer in Paris and Brussels
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

FOR PROF. PARSONS
LAWS OF BUSINESS,


with fu and for all Transactions State
the Union.
BY TUEoPHILUS PARSONS, III. D..
Professor University author Of many Law BoehL
A NEW BOOK FOR EVERYBODY.
Explaining gb duties and obligations Of all the relations ofh
well as every kind Of contract and legal obligation.
correct economical Gud Counselor and adviser Giving dee
proceeding and showing bow draw and execute
hind Of legal Essential every Farmer Mechanic Manu-
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Widow Trader Markstman CtiIeu Property holder
So plain accurate complete that person Afford 70 be
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country. TINBs THE PRICE ASKED FOR 1T. RI
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Address s. S. SCRANTON Co,
tgrf
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRk. Wednesday. Jun. a i,t,

NEW YORK, Wednesday, June q lsca
, The owners of the Avenel property were nm
fortunate in having rainy day for their first aneo,
SALE Those who went out, on dlsmounting from The
weatherbeaten cars furnished for the occasion by a.
HewJersey Transportation Company had for their er,,
labor 10 undergo quarter-me's walk through the lo,
wet grass and drizzling rain. This though ubpeasant
probably did not affect the sale unavoraby as another
circumstance, nseparably connected with real es,.,
sales in the country on rainy day Prudent persou,
brought out OF the city 10 auction a region i'm
perfectly known tben will not offer very high nr
Tor lots without careful look he situation charact
and surroundings of the land they invited to nye
The property of the Avenel Association which was
offered to-day, embraces over hundred acres aud II {.
obvious that satisfactory inspection was. IL not npos.
sibe. attended with serious difficulty and discomfort
How could it be known whether the soil OF remote Io
marsIy or Otherwlsef From o'clock untll Inc
rain fell IN torrents aud mud was king In spite
commenced and disposed OF about 20 lots before tie
owners concluded adjourn the SALE which they nnalI
dd unt Tuesday, l5 inst. II these lots fairly rem
the property, and they comprise that portion
nearest to tie railroad station they must have been sold
at a lOsS-aud we were assured by persons ownip~
land in the vicinity FROM S65 20 500 for plots 5OxlD
within 100 yards of railroad station. seems TO 10
cheap enough, though the railIOad be a branch
The following described property is advertised to bo
sold by auctoD at No III Broadway. 70 morrow noon
by James NJ Miller 3 plots OF gfoni on Jefferson jack
son, Washington, aud other streets and avenues AZ
Uuionport, Weschester County, also, dwellng.houso
In said village BY Muller, wilkins & Co.. the blot Of
land ssxs4 with the church edhee on the south side OF
East Fifteenth-st. 1i5 feet east OF Iryng.pace. A
Messrs. A. d. Mellck, jr, & Bro; sell tomorrow noon
10 minutes walk Of the Central Railroad station speca
train from foot Of Liberty-st. at II a.
Messrs Mallory Blackwell AT O'clock p. m 10 NOR
row. hold the continuation sale Of 20 building plots az
Sing Sing Train from Thirtiethst. Depot at 0:45 M
Mr. Lewis Z. Wood sells az p m the premises tho
elegant house and grounds Chftonpace Bergen CITY
Mr.. Aaron Qumby sells at Orange AZ D. m, a house
corner OF Scotlandst and fremont ave. in shat village
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gtIV SIauttA.

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COMMENCING MAY 10, Nb9
Passenger Station hewYOk Of Twenty seVSnhst and
Four,h.aVs Entrance o Twenty .sevsuhSL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK
For New Haven and Bridgeport T. (ESl 1850 2t5 (EL)
(EI.), 3:t5. $50 $50 anu . (kHl p
For Milford Strato FaTaed Southport aud Wsslpor l5O
M; J:tS i:J. and $50 m.
lJO tEr.l. 500 ESQ and (EIl p. N.
For stanford tBII g. t:3O l2;l5 (EE), 2l9 tELl
For GrssGwieh l. 1880 N ais 5;t as $50 $50 7:ls
m.
Port Chester and intermediate stations 7 l;ooA nj 2',
3i5 4:t5 $50, $50. 7:l5 aud $500 P IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston, via Springfield, a. N. lBEl (kLl p m
For Boston, via Shore Line l2:l5 (EH) Bp 10.
For Hartford and Springfield NJ tEI J. 1915 (BLA p m
For Connecticut River Railroad BLl 1915 ~ TO Montreal
3p. u. 10 Northampton . -.
FOR Hartford Providence aud Fshk Railroad (BL) nj 2l5
For Canal Railroad m l2lS Northampton and Williams
eurgh
For IIousaiouie Railroad, sA and p. nj.
Fer kangAtuek Railroad, 3 a. M, (E1 }, A:So p m
For Danbuu aud EoHalk Railroad 4ls aud 10 m aud
wth Freight irou NorHsk o btnbury
For NeNCAnSan Railroad. a m. l2l5 A@ aud $50 m.
Commodous sleeping Cars attached 70 tIais ,-,-,,
JAMES H. HOlr, superintendent
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Snttrnal Btbruu,.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE.
CoLLKCTOKs OEmCE. sth DlsTMcT. EEw.YOEE.
hEw-ioRE CITY, May II, 1863. }
NOTICE is hereby given that for neglect to
IN Internal Revenue assessed bgsBIt Farrell dssr
No EesYok Cy have caused dsnt
upon following described goods and ehAtte viz:
Two (2l Boilers
one l) Engine,
SiI (6) YEAST Tubs
Two (2) Mash Tubs
Eight I FermentHg Tuba
Two ~ PumpE
One ~ Charging Tub.
One (l) StL
One (l) Doubler
One Ol Copper Cooler.
One % Worm aud Worm Tub.
Two ~ Water Tanks
And shall sell said Goods and Chats mueh thereof shall
BE- the amount Of said together With costs aud
dslery, No AZ East Twenty fonrhsL, EevYork
JOHN V. GkDLEY, Collector
The sale postponed until WEDNESDAY May 1862 the
81 time and place -
(Signed) JOHN v. GRIDLEY, Collector.
The above postponed until MONDAY May 81 1852 at the
time aud place. JOHN V. GRlDLE1, Collector
postponed until WEDNESDAY, the "a day Of June
(signedJ JOHN v GRIULEY Collector
The above sale postponed until FRIDAY the 4 day Of June 1862
(signeD JOHN vtGR!DLBY Collector
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
Sttan,brats HnS aaiIruaAs.

FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD AND rHE NORTH Pars, 81 sts.Isr. esys ave PEEK
TOR NORWALK and DANBURY The
aud Thnty. .faurth st atl n
TROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY.-Low
& the W. ara SorS With S YORK. is Sa 'f 81 81 SSs
Or S sHisI s5 sa Fer az 10 ''f u a' R. foot IT,
S sa,a}s sIespsel At qes.I eovSeSAHs % ~
and the RstafSins leave Troy ard albany
and SarrsEs checked ali 1oHts saSday U fare 81
II D. & r. SMITHS STEAMBOAT LINE for
s .s nS PHSs1 FsTy TS4 S p
and P:s from . S ss St ar , NJ y q daily SsE 0d p
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
" and Freight depot HswYOrk beryst
s " a54 a.sn % Nth e Gs v1 o, 5 % @
forming direct line to PsbOrsh Snd the West without change
0' '-"A ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Three Express Trans to the West Sundays when train
sixty hours by line Cheago cueuna
81 SsI 0a place lac sI % GS b19b Gaf s@ to Chicago
| SPRlSG ARRANGEMENT
cG@nsnGng Nay 10 ioSsLssys Ne"Sos York as oT'; wuo
wlkssbsre Mahsnoy City, TOcIhannOek &c
oJ mFor Hemngtou Junction stroudsburg watsrdap sn
Sa mWETSES BIpRsss for Esstou Allentown Harrisburg
The West change Of cars to Of Gso me % and % S 2e
Ous Connects aHetOn r Sead'bHrg Water Gap Scranton &c
Cqnree' Php.oo for Maueh Chunk Wkssb,r,e Se u..
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephrat Ld P0'''' Scrap
|
| $3.50 D. m--For SOmervile.
4p m Esson, Allentown. Mauh Chunk and Bsvidee
sos mCINCISNAI ExPREss-For Easton Bethlehem, Anioun,
Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chicago, and Cincinnati Sleeping
Chicago Junction vth Delaware
LckAwauna and Western Railroad FOR all stations Scranton
/ $50 D. m FOR SOmerville and Rlemington.
| 6p. T.-For East0u and intermediate statOuA
| ~. m-For Somervile.
az m-WERTERS EXPRESS TRANFor Bsston Allentown Reading
Harrisburg Pittsburgh Harrisburg With train
| for Wiiiamspor Erie &c
9i5 p n.-For Someryile.
% T ssT. @ 2Ph G RS.h S% % Il I f 5 PS'5 3 & Sy'r 5 3
9lS o3o i'9 m2 G @ 1872 & S 20 SS 20 ~ sS az to az "a
| HAS
Tickets obtained Of TIE Central Rail-
road of NssJerseJ foot Of Lbet, ~ VI At No Ao House
10 reeuwieh.st and AZ the
| principal hotels r. T. KICKER Superintendent
| II p BALDWIN, Gen. Pasa Agt.
|
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
Corporation gutitts.

Corporation gutits.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS, each indoed with the title
or the work the o the bidder tho date
presentation will be received st this Once until Al O'Clock Of
MONDAY June H. 1863 for the construction Of STONE BLOCK PAVk
MRETS Ia the following streets. 20 wit;
Coenties- slip, from Pearl 10 SOuth-street;
West Wsshn gtonp place from 9Th street 90 9Th hVtnuei
Porty.fhb. street from 10th TO llthavenuei
SIy tstreet from 81 20 5havenue;
Forty.6 .6rstG reet, from 9Th 10 Sti-ayenue
Mad son. avenue, from t2d 10 86th. street;
I24ih street from 3th 10 9th avenue
23tb street from Broadway 70 6bayenuFi
3lststreet, from u 20 Lexington avenue;
Hinth-aytuus from $50 70 5tth- street,
Tenth street from Broadway 70 Ubivtrsity. .placei
Fourteenth. h.street from 80 avenue 10 East River;
Avenue y. from Houston 70 ltth.street. snd
Seventy eighth street, from lst 10 5thAVenue. 49,.
The plans specifications and forms fof the BIDS OBJ
tained application At this Oes THOS STbPHESS Crotos
ROBT. l.. DARRAGH, Aqt
Hsw.Yori, June l. 1868 GBORGB S. 0RERSgS Board
oFTioK OROTOs AQuKDUcT DKPARTEEET.
EKW.IoRK MAJ %. 1863. 5
DUBLIC N0TICE.-The CrotOn Aqueduct
Board uncer ordinances the ConB WILL Ler the 7h
June 1909 contract with parties having the hight lay the FISK CON
CkBIk PAVEMENT (which understood be patented payeme
of le hynE o. The pavement In the following Streets
i7th street, from Avenue 10 Harlem River
llsih street. fOn o Avenue
lkld street, from "a 10 "a
l93th street, from 9Th Avenue TO Harlem River
issah street. IRON u dih Avenue
i1ze street, from ri 70 ID Avenue.
TH0S STEPHENS } Crotoa
RoBT. I. DARRAGH, Agnsdud
GEO. 8. GRBESB } Board