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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29

Fresh Reading for the -Notwith-
standing the weather is getting hot,
hotter, hottest, it does not interfere in the,
least with the fresh arrivals of reading mat
ter constantly being received by the popular
newsdealers Just below our office, who are
ever thoughtful Of our comfort in the shape
OF sample copies of illustrated papers and
magazines. They have received TODAY :
Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's Illus
trated,, Hearth and Home, Appleton's
:. Journal "a superb numbcr), Once Week
"a new and sprightly fashion weekly, the
ever popular New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Harper's Bazaar, and comic papers
IN N endless variety. The July numbers of
the magazines, fashion books, &C., are also
on their counters, besides large assort-
ment OF tirst-class standard novels, which
are just the. thing to while away the tedious
hours incident to travelling to our numerous
mountain resorts. Travellers would do
well to make a note of this and remember
that anything in the light literature or book
line can be had at short notice of Johnston
Selden, newsdealers, 9lS Main street.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29
Richmond Female Ins,itu,e.

The commencement exercises of tho
Richmond Female Institute will take nlace
Tonight at the First Baptist church. These
exercises usually attract large audience,
ana prove to be very interesting. The pub
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29

II EEP COOL!
,,i1Ilyy, Bny iyonr rWATER-COOI.ERS, ICE CREAM
fhEEZERS and FRUIT-JARS from
W. j. ANDERSON
, s25 Main and 2O5 Broad streets.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29

RATES OF ADVERTISING.

r,41a ,4A1aaveeertsements ee will be inserted in the EVEN
a.'o aNG STATE JOURNAL. at the following rates.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29

Topeka, Konsds June pa man AM, ,,-,,,,,..
nave been sentenced to death here for killing ~
womans husband. The man is twenty-two Sses sr :.
oiu o ana the woman forty. The tragedy foliowe,
lourteen years OF adultery. The woman ofte,
urged her young paramour to kill her hushand
Dut took no active part in the murder
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29
BY TELEGRAPH.

TRIAL OF MISSISSIPPI Ku-KLux.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29

'hh rhoTECTIoN LEvEE AT NEW oRLEANs-Goy
MAhhoUTH coNvALEscISG-A STEAMER LADEN
WITH COTTON BURNED. LADEN
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29

NeD foik, June 29-Stooks STEADY co,,
sg stohg al 1lsall3B. Governments strong ara
onli. State bonds dull and steady Money on "a.
at 8 per cent Exchange-long l6ss short II.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29
New York Markets,

,, neo ior1, June 29.--tIour duh and heavy
Wheat dull, buyers firm Corn he;,yy. ono cs9;
lower. io Pork firm at 1900. Lard steady Cot
oo1l ION strong-Bliddling Uplands, eos; Orleans.
~ ~ saies, 4,200 bales. TITpentine firm 476p
q =. Rosin quiet at S270@275 for strained
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-29

Mr.. Manly's class in natural philosophy
was very interesting. The pupils exhibited
a familiarity with the subject which attest
cd careful study. They handled the instr,l-
ments skillfully, and exhibited intelligent
appreciation of their value in illustrating
physical laws. Several of the class per.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-16
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his therefore indispensable to every who wishes to
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time, or TO cultivate in himsef0r his family general in
teigtuce and literary taste
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PREPAID STEERAGE PASSAGES
From Liverpool Glasgow, Queenstown, or Derry, to
Boston New York
S34 CURRENCY.
Passengers booked to all parts of the New Engan
States. S
D"ats issued for 9l and upwards
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nR"Ca and see us We try to please. No trouble to
show goods or answer questions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-16

MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE-For
4a Manufacturing all kinds of Lumber; one of the
best chances in the state for ClapbOars Box Boards and
Dimension Lumber, in section whee there Is I'M
mense quantity OF spruce Of the best quality. The prop
erty IS all new and in perfect order. Inquire of JOHN
GATES ~ co. Lumber Dealers, Union St. Worcester
or G. W. AIKEN, Troy. VT. dlw' ala
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For Sale and Exchange.

A GOOD HORSE AND CARRIAGE
IA wanted Immediately in exchange for a desirable
house lot at the "SOuth End"
ABBOTT & RICE,
Central EXCHANGE
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MORSE Bros, Propr's,
CANTON, MASS,
CITY OF CEsFER

IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Dee. 8, 1871.
whereas the city Council under authority of an act
and drains in the City of Worcester" approved March
18th 1867 and accepted by the voters Of said city April
H. I have adudged to he necessary for the purpose
sewerage and drainage and for the public health and
venence and have caused he laid out and constructed
at the expense Of the city Mill Brook Sewer so called
from point north Of Lincoln Square to Cambridge
Street and also certain sewers and drains in the follow
ing streets, namely -Aen, Arch, Ashland, Ash, Auburn
Place. Austin, Beacon Belmont, Bclknap Benefit Ben
cut Court, Bartlett Place, BowdOn, Boynton, Bridge
Burt, Carlton Canal Carroll Caus eway, &c ar Central
central Park, Charlton, Chandler Chestnut Chatham
Cherry Church, Charles Clinton, Claremoni Congress-
Corbett, Cottage Crown Court. Cypress, Dix, Davis
Eden. Elm, Eaton Place. Everett, Exchange, Foster
Fo9nlIy' FOUNTAIN; Fruit Futon George Glen. Gold
mond Hanover High, Highland. Home. Her rnlii
ll0uchen tAy, Irving Jackson, John, Kendall King
Laurel Lagrange, Ledge, Lincoln Lincoln Sq Linden
,nwo9d Place Lily, Liberty Lowell CourI, Madison,
NJ Pleasant Myrtle, n. Ashland, Newbury, Newport.
o 6 orGhard Dread eread Pace, Orange. oxford
bury, salem School sever Souihbridge south irving
Spruce, Spring, State, summer. Sudbury, Sycamore
Thomas. Temple, Trnmbnll, fremont, Union Vine
Waldo, Washington, wachuset. Warren, Water Wei
Also, across the estate OF the late Ethan Allen, from
Stephen Salisbury. from Salisbury to Highland Also
across the land OF Sewcll H. BOwker ct. al from Man
waite lands in said city.
1t is therefore Ordered. thai notice he given all per
and parties owning any real estate upon the streets
in which said and drains are laid or upon the line
thereof whose real is benefited thereby that
this Board intend to assess upon said their pro
poronate share of the expenditure OF said City for said
drains and sewers according to law; and the Mayor and
Aldermen will meet in their room in the City Hall the
18Th tav of December current, at X O'Clock r. NJ. to
hear any objections which may he made to said assess
men; and the City Marshal his assistant are hereby
ordered TO give notice of said meeting to all said persons
and parties by posting up atesed copy of this order
at the City Hall and Central Exchange, seven DAYS al
least before said meeting, and also by publishing ike
copy three times before sad meeting, in the Daily Spy
and Evening Gazette, newspapers printed in said CITY
A copy.
Attest; SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
DIP d1u 1h&S
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Apply at the COmpany's Office, 50 STATE STREET
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miscellaneous.

EuCHRE AND WHIST PLAYING CARDS.
Pocket Books, Calf Wallets. Bill Books, Bill Holders,
Pocket States, scholars States, Portfolios, Covered
States and the Rubber COrner NOiseless Slate
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-16

BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Bachelors famous painting of the "Battte
OF Gettysburg,' now in Springfield, will be ex-
Inhibited at Vests hall, Pittsheld, under the au-
spices Of w w. Rockwell post of the Grand
Army, for six days, commencing Dec. %
froi. Richards opened his course Of scientific
entertainments in Pittsdeld on Monday evening
by brilliant lecture "About the SUM-" He was
greeted with large audience composed Of Pitts
held's best representatives, and succeeded in
making his subject exceedingly interesting. The
next lecture, The invisible Titan,'' will be de.
liyered Dec. 30.
The delaulting bank clerk Hine. ACCOMPANIED
by ohenh Root arrived in Great Darlington
itou san Francisco, few days ago. The sheriff
reports having been showed in for four davs
among the mountains. Hines expressed great
eontriton for his guilt, and acknowledged tbat
he deserved punishment.
MAINE.
toothpick factory has been erected al Can.
ton.
About seven hundred men are now at work
on the extension OF the Boston aud Maine rail
road from South Berwick TO Portland.
The medical lectures at Bowdoin COLLEGE viii
begin on the 9Th Of February next, aud con-
time sixteen weeks.
The house Of Mr.. Stephen Parker in Water
vile was burned few days ago. There was an
insurance OF 5000 on the property.
Jonn NJ. Perry has been appointed postmaster
az west Auburn, in place Of H. N. Packard, re-
signed.
MIR. A lbert Cook, who has for more than four
teen years held the position as superintendent
OF Sassalboro wooden mills, has accented the
superintendeney of Bates wooden department AT
Lewiston, and will enter upon the duties of the
same the first Of next week.
The large island in Penobscot bay, uear the
CITY Of Belfast, known as Brigader island and
Sears island, has lately been sold TO partieS in
kockland, for about $4,000 Ii contains abont
1000 acres, 500 of which are heavily wooded
u was the property Of the late David Sears al
Boston, aud on the island was a fine farm
where be had been keeping and breeding
dence, where his family often resided during
the heated term.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-16

~ FOR SALE-A 22-tenement Block,
sd. with $4,000 feet OF land, paying large per cent on
EiL inve tment. Terms easy
dis diff ABBOTT 81 RICE
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d n Pond < Go

No. Front ST. Exchange, where they have constantly
ON hand, and continually receiving, City and COun
try Property Oi every description.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
NEW XICANCARPETs and BLANKETS

We have on hand and are constantly re- celvIng full assortment Of every class Of goods suitable for this market, which we offer on the most reasonable terms. One of our nrm resides in New York Ciiy fol the sole pur~ pose of buying goods and belnglo market con- s,antiy. Our merchan ise IS purchased on the most advantageous terms. Those who deal with u can rely yupon our stock being ofthe best q aity and at ihe lowest Prices, We would e, Il the atteLtion of merchants from this Ter ritIry also from sonora, to our "eii assort ed stock especially suited toihelr market, anc can confidently say it will be to their advan tage 10 examine II before purchasing elsewbee
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21

q large stock of Groceries-BUTTER HONEY. CHEESE and DRIED FRUII ahich we offer for sale; wholeFae and retail We adhere to a cash system and seli our good remarkably tow for cash. nl1
New-York tribune., 1871-08-30
SECOND BOARD,
!Sal,s Of GOUSrRmeni BOa1,.
10 200 U. 3. $40 Con, '62....llft
TUESDAY, Aug. 2o-P. N.

TUESDAY, Aug. 29-P NJ.
The usual quiet of Wall and Broad-sts. was
slightly rppled to-day, not by any sudden decline OF au
vance in stocks by the discovery of forgery by one
Of the brokers Of the street involving s0O gold the de-
tails OF which win be found elsewhere The stock mar
ket was generally heavy In the forenoon and steady at
the o'clock Board while hrmer feeling was developed
m the later afternoon dealings though there was shght
II any improyemen in the volume OF business done The
fluctuations OF the day have been very narrow as SHOWN
in our comparative table subOned The business such
"a 1t was was quite evenly distributed throughout ue
list known by courtesy active stocks but the special
points OF attraction were Ohos, Wabash Northwestern
common Rock Island and Pacific Mail. Panama was
quiet at 70 c. c. c. e. l. advanced to 9i Terre Hante
Preferred sold at c. and l. c. 2Ot Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, 1905. and Boston, Hartford ana
Erie a. The Owerpriced miscellaneous stocks and the
coal shares were generally neglected. Expresses were
strong and in better inquiry Adams selling at S'3 wells
Fargo Co.. 5Ol; American 59 and United states' 500
Is The following table shows the highest ana lowest
rgicns NJ active stocks sold TODAY:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-30

The Sesa took out s7,lOo in specie priuci-
lally silver.
We stil quote money on temporary loan at per cent
as the more common rate though borrowers supplied
az low as and in instances paying 33 Mercan
tile discounts slowly at to per cent Tomorrow
the Treasury will buy lOOOOOO 52Os the final purchase
this month. The Government bond market has been
steady during the day. closing strong though We are un
able report any important business at the Boards 1t
IL now taken FOR granted that the entire t0OOOo0 new
nves are placed inasmuch the domestic applications
are rising s6OOOOOOO while the European applications
were largely in OF the alOtmentS. There some
anxiety now manifested to the amount Of 620s the
Treasury will retire the LIST prox, and this will
doubtless depend upon the amount Of the cash subscrp
tons TO the ISIS.
a. fnlnurs ID
New-York tribune., 1871-08-30

MT l.. 7. Morton, the tenor p0rtner OF the Wpkno
and eminent banking house OF Morton, Bliss Co Non
York, and Morton, Rose Co., London, win sai on h
outward bound Cunarder Russia, tomorrow, for a few
months absence abroad.
The announcement Of Messrs Tanner & Co. re,err,,.
10 the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Loan viii hs
found in another column OF to-days tribune The,s,
bonds are being absorbed from the fact that they tear
high rate OF interest and secured By
the valuable lands OF the Company "a well a. the ro.A
and It's equipments This high rate Of interest il arce
felt by the Company the proceeds OF tho hand ale,
are applied to the payment Of the principal and nteress
Of the bonds.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Pennsylvania
skies, sd issue, lO7 Philadelphia and Erie, ~ Realnz
Railroad 67i; Pennsylvania Railroad, Gig. Gold Il1i
The aggregate amount OF Exports exclusive or
spece) from the port Of NewYork to foreign ports ior
the week ending Aug. %, 1871, was s3,9557i2.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-30

THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEWN PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Con-
PANY offer a rare chance for safe and profitable IN
vestment. They first and only lien upon tte
Road, which is very nearly completed, the rolling
stock telegraph land grant and all the property cf
the Company. The lands are released from taxation
and are worth more than the whole amount Of the
mortgage. The Road Will form the Great dir Lus
Route from Chicago and MilcdUkee % ~. FG1I and
the North Hest. Bonds for sale at %, and interest IN
currency, by WHITE. MORRIS n CO., No. ID Msll-st,
and GwYNNF, JOHNSON & Day No. l6 Wall-st,i
where pamphlets and further information can To-
obtained.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-30
TANNER d Co,
HANKEES.

II Wal-st.. New-York,
Buy and Sell, at current market rates, the f1Esr
MORTGAGE EIGHT Isl PER CENT GOLD BONDS or
THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co
Interest payable August and February, IN New.
York, London, OF Frankfort-on-the-Ma free OK
l.. s. Taxes TANNER g. Co, No. IL Walst
New-York tribune., 1871-08-30
THE MARKETS.

'N'' Aug. 1s IeI'
ASHEs-The market Tor has heen very ae and pes ar
out auotahle chang; quote al II G=7 10 FeAS
an, srew wanted AZ $9O$g IS M. ~. h.,,
BUILDING MArbRlALS-The market ior TAG p - an
fairly active and prices steady NevJeHeY hsrs s -
snd Unchanged Sorta River aris In limited demshl In
Philadelphia Fronts in nsdernie Request ou. W. C.usa
Fronts duh sni h0ninah ,t.ra
there has inquiry and the market 49,
Laths fair den and sod ps " h.su
without Guo~ble chang, and the business ~' w.
moderate extent. We qnotei ~xxxxr
BRlCks
Pale q M........ IS Goa IS 90 R0.entAle g o1i ..
v r. H.....PM S0d 9O' 4, Is
crorcn Fronts pm u Goals ~ Lump 8 sol.''.'' "a
foiAdeiphA Flun.s' - V'~
HAM a Now Scotia, ~, y ten. - Isof y
Goat yer 90 East 1Ct, a. an eOgl -
ypoox copS Only limited demand from manufacturers noa
for the crop Nehl"hed plr-e go
f Ion hs wear ona tha the previous year New, Dos
sre,is il hid st8dq. The quality superior n last year sso
o - 5qtc Mixed; b!dolc FOR Medium l.e. ioT 1rd~
RT,orns are pienty and dali At 81 5a S5 per Dozen -
REFSW ANhe demand continued only moderate and TIE Han"
,1,. ,,l,s Of 500 70 At 3 aSc for Southen aa Western -,
afly active sui tUc better sa&'
b 6 a evening" clBn 10 for export 5sl for consuDIuo1 80
as for aou For future delivery (bsS Low Mding ne 50
have been Last eyenng-SePember 200 at lb3c
ne elSc 40 Al p,c ut 1890 l9.c. October 10 al ~,
IL l6c 400 i 700 az II lJl6c; 800 lS,c. so i 81
b, ami November lO each l8 l3l6c November ~ ats S'
Is l3l6c. December, J al u 90c At Al =
uuary 2Oo Sic 100 at ls Total otoo bales IodS{Is%
nber lse 60 at Isle, 800 a. l6,c, 400 81 es
ioj sept at lSc, snd 100 Oct, l8 10 l6c together, oyt l
I8.c so Is 36c LOO at lS l6c 2ooO lJc 80 hFFl
2O oct Nc,, aud loo Dee, lSic, together, Nov 49,
p l'iSSc SS at S'e' S S' At u Iils ns; 'S o at rs,
10 Dee and leo jan At si together jan go At l io %
$40 at 10 l3l6c lBic; March 2Co isis, 80 sl u
ehAngedc Pd 20 100 sept or 100 Oct Total H"o ta o
New-York tribune., 1871-08-30

COFFBR-Brrs have met with improved demand to-day ~ -
ruel sales sOO bags HSmbo -. ii
Rio yer NvrAHdi 80 bags Bahia Anes. and I "a ia
hgs Rio DAVID ard 700 10 laa, the eubt daoiaiSu' @
follows n. dll! Tor ordinary ui@Ic ~ "a
~ aie for goi do aud lJi Jic Tor prime do Al o& & s, =
hand (of Rol Is Ul ass ucudp go s1X
Galveston ?lse bags at Mobile RT!7 bas. at Bapnor' -S
bags At New-lOrk ,-.. -, ,,g l6e
for Other EBds conunas very us ia
are noIninRlN uuchangSi, Al sbsa1 ~ ''i S''
Patent. aud 2ai asJc f5r Pars1ne. ,,y
plBMOOD Is request
arm p.tc not nlsaty and |, wsae OtLer A'nds As i' -
prices ged. We quote: ..xta N uty
New-York tribune., 1871-08-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NEw-YoRK, Aug. q, Isn
OFFICE OF FISK g. HATCH,
D.N-Iyupc ", No..o.. Il


BANKERS, No. Nassaust.
Five-twenty Bonds are to-day selling at.l4
Central Pacific SKIES at....................l0Cf
Chesapeake and Ohio Skies at. 80. .93 and int
Holders of 52Os by conversion into Centrals retain
the same interest and increase their capital about =
per cent or into the Chesapeake and OhiOs with 3n
increase of 20 per cent holders OF Centras can ex-
change for Chesapeake and Ohios and increase their
capital about per cent The popularity OF the Cea-
trails, their availability and quick market at all
money centers in the world after the compile
ton Of the road are very gratifying TO us, and must
be also TO all holders of the bonds; that the san
popularity and availability will attach TO the Chesa-
peake and 0hiOs, and that they Will command eguaA
price with the Centrals in due time, we have mo-
doubt The near approach Of the time when th"
Secretary of the Treasury will call in vast aInonnI
of Five-twentes and pay them in gold, behooyes au
holders to be looking for new investments; and Z"
all such we recommend the Sir per cent Gold Bonds,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Length of road 427 miles.
Finished and running, 2!7 miles.
Additional TO be completed by Oct !, % miles
Leaving lOj miles, which will be completed sep
tember !, 1872.
Total amount of this loan, Sl5,oOO,ooo'
Total cost of road, depots, equipments &c, SH,-
100000. .......,
The amount remaining unsold, about S5"""'1
will soon be absorbed Thcy are issued in denomms-
tions of 81 900, $3.50 and 500. FISK " HATCH
HARVEY FISK.
A. S. HATCH.
The FIRST MORTGAGE 20-YEAR SIX PER CRNf
! SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS of the VERMONT DIyI1
SION of the PORTLAND and OGDENsBURG RAILROAD
nov offered at 90 and accrued interest In currency
are an absolutely safe investment.
The loan is being rapidly negotiated, and when
placed the Bonds cannot fail to advance very soon
to par.
The integrity and business capacity OF the man
ayers of the ROad-the worth Of the Trustees-th' :
profitable business which will accompany each COM
peted mile of the Road-insure to these Bonds great
popularity.
With t. s. 6s, 1881, 49,
With L. s. 5-20s, ia,
a rare chance is for time offered for converting
Governments into a long and safe Gold Bond, beanne
same semi-annual interest and increasing your capj
tai by the exchange from D to 80 per cent.
For full formatiOn-Pamphlets, MaTs, &C..
apply to
T.. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co, st. JOhnsbnry, VI,
FAIRBANKS a Co., 252 Broadway, Newsiofk,
FAIRBANKS BROWN * Co.. lis Milk-st., Boston,
FAIRBANKS & EWING, 7l5 Chestnut-st., Phila,
Financial Agents.