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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, April 2-6 P. II.
The Bank Statement made up to-day compares as
follows with that of last week.
WEEK sr6,no Loans Specie Circulaicn Deposits
March PA $27 6i3bo7 s. ,2o4 $685., 2eo 4l9
March 81 l2S, ssS22 % 420,769 S444,S2s cSl
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CMyHeOEIAN HOUSE,
y Broadway q rper Of Houston street. New York.
Conducted on the Auropesu plan
have leased this Hotel employer. Having
bsa the superinepdeuce since 1854 hope have become "a
vorahy known La Ibsve organised
the Restaurant shal supply good meals = reasonabo
p,ices have fitted mp Bar and Roadpg Room having
entrance through te Bote AZ Houston have
aoeted with tbs bes wines liquors and shall
myM 10 make ta the best and chespes Hotel In the CITY
FIR travellers - we'll - permanent boarders Transient
prices remain her etofpre.
90 centa rs cen rs and 81 per day for single rooms;
Double and parlors 81 20 10 S.
Meals At all hours. and ordered
The custom OF the Deghborhood invited RoutAu.
rant entrance eal er Broadway Houston s1 ee
SAMUEL =. MEAD.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
DODwoRTH's DANCING AoApEMIRs
IA. a6 Broadway. New York,
1877 Montague place Broctlyn.
CHASSIS OPEN AT ALL TJbEs FOR BE0INEnRH
Win COZ bnue Until the Is. Of jana
DRooKEs' ACADEsY, s6i GROOVE STREET.
ID CLOSING soiREEs FOR THE REASON,
WEDNESDAY, APRfL 4.
WEDNESDAY, APAlL H.
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HIGHLANDS prl 2 sunset-ro IN bound vessels In
sight Wind NV, fresh; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Anrn 2. sunset-No inward bound vessels
in sght Ships Columbus for Liverpool the bar St3
Pm pappero for San FrAncsco' At 4s wiad NV frcah'
FORT LAFAYETTE, Aprn Q sunset-No inward bound
vessels In Sgh- Wind NV, fresh; weather clear
NSsecIIaneeus.
Cold Spring Bar started and
nshSs The S WAS butt, pS sS
sured.
BRIG NARrA from wilmington NO for Matsuzs, lot Sd
u Fab Cay. Abaco had cargo Of loo fee. lumber
bbla tar and bbls rosn vesssl and partially in
suyed IN this city
ashore Inlet hut or with the loss
Of her cargo anchors cables Ac but without sustain
SALEM. March a-steantur Rescue, Cummisky with brig
Frederic In started this for Boston but grounded
the ,his filed with waer RI
forts VIII be made her next tde he remsined in the
would be rAised next day)
As1wERr, March Intelligence from Batavia
Scurabsya, leaky.
Steamship Montgomery Of C.omCels Savannah line was
peso Of reoeavm& . new propeller
Notice - Marrnsrs.
ns SrrH erssr sOS has been put up in the
Whaiemen.
AT below Warren lat inst shp Bruns. Henry oehosk sea
0ss sid from Honolulu Oct TO- with loco bbs VII oil
hIra New BEDFORD ls ba,ls Midas Austin Honolulu $50
is;.sr from Capt q bark Eb.n Dodge NIB report.
whsle from aoDsse BY the parting e the luke chain, and
1s n from Honolulu
March Uts loo mes neh0e NOV q '' San ffanc
I Isa; os 81 saa 81 days out
Ship Ree Creole Cross from Liverpool for Melbourne.
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The export trade during the past week Vas agsin large
Tho points which the chief shipments were made we're
China and Mexico Other exports were divided between
the British Possessions in Africa, Brazil Hayu And Vsns
zuela The exports OF domestic cotton goods from tho
port Of Now York for the week ending the 2sd inst were
vAA.
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q.

OPOHTIN0.
UNRAKCIB BUTLER, No 8 PICK SLIP, Has ALL THE
ctscs hreets Of DoTs for sale ard stock Buffers lpfa
ble NAME Cure and Flea Flermiussor 70 boto
Dogs boarded, trained &C. Ri shsh Fbet Trees warranted
uvoR sAtE-A YACHT, MEASURING ABOUT TONS,
built as summer goo1 sAie- and safe boat cabin
finished but be Dsted Deiiatey
1vqv.re sf JAMES srHOIEFIRLD. Is MAIDEN lane Of
JAMES 4OkhOA 6 avenue u, affair 7P.G
I,OR sALE-A FINE LARGH NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.
fifteen months DID, we'll carr. fet,n cit up, roll
over &C. beauful~ married. children sale very
cheap CAn aa l63 Third avenue
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WINES, LIQUORS. SO.
CNITB'S PHTLA DELPgIA ALA SUPERLATTvE
y End dslghol table beverage superior " all foreign
alea for At the Brsnrh Depot e. he .ency Nos and
Pine Of Broadway Ia bcstlss for family
Samples On tap A. G. LAWAENCE.
u,O CONSUMERS OF ALE AND OTHERS WHOM 1T
i concern The agency carried by I'd ward Oaw-
con- Of tho city Of Br okp at ian Ced New York on
behalf having the eth day Of March 1860 terunascd
by mutual corsen the undersigned, hereby give
potice tht he no longer In employ any
neced with end that said Ed ward
Dawson any noaeys due W become due give
bm any credit Whatsoever account
AMsnEuL BRor HERS,
Preve-s o. the Xxx aud xxx Diamond Ales, Albany
Arkli 2 LEGO Depot l2a Cedar street. New York.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, April Pop.

hUNAY, April % r n
AEHT-The market was steady, with sales Of about 70
bbls pots at EXC. Pearls were quiet at 60.
BREADsTuFrs Flour-The market was less buoyant for
medium graoes, while prices unchanged and At
close god State brands firm with sales Of about
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THE LECTURE sEAsON.

T,RFE MILITARY LECrURE-wI1a TIE KIND PER-
mission Of Major General Charles Sanford NIX. SD
IONS will on Saturday neIt Arrn z deliver lecture
Field Eppineeng ard Resourees Reco noieapco Survey
irg Military History Typography &c" The presence Of
chlcs and gentlemen OF the New Ysek militia respectfully
requested.
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ALEXANDRIA, March Sl-Sd echf Reeves OafmAn,
boston tsr,h q, Px-Ar Us ;oop q VA. vlncenns..
Toen Iosndc MSA; bark h1lae' HssnA Buenos Ayres;
xpr |. Arr .hP Lyc,nd. 81, smith M,erpco Ssrss May
cola wyman Baker HYors brss Eorhern Belle, Paine,
SsSs Is YIN
bers, POWER, ADD Parmeee, dsssil w,niDcon, nc;
Tnn II Mailer ell and issse Rich smith Philsdei
pha Brave, Crosbv: nAiosa NY. signal for bark SD.
BXiTIsoRE March 81 April l. Arr ship Annie Laurie,
Morris eIs.driA schr nosSsla Crook Eysrnh s rro,i
B.asor Jane
sieb. ror,.rd lydia ogdsp Fisher Brasspcr,; white
tssnd sia Sry: Hope sr Moore InSs Rolf !0sn
s
BAH h.sh sAT1 :cA'' Brazil Howes Philadelphia
SHHsLssToS MaleS s-A bark xodena. Ryder, Boz
s so
Staples Gibbes forleans: Eupbemis Norton RYork;
adams, Georgetown. &c; a Cannon. Novel; NsrtSsrn
cAsTIHE, March 2s-sld ship Morning Star. Mckenzie 81
IIGBToN March sArr ,chrs Charles Carroll Pratt and
Fall EfvsR March h~Hrr s,hrs Globe, Ancs Delaware
City; y N Clayh. Clark Enzsbetnport
NO ferry d age Va se sss' Bss su az Cd s
Kate Thom.s ssnea,rs Alethes and 4 Hestop Va
west studley NYorf same day; schr Palmer from
aSokGEiowN. sr. Mach a2-Arr brig Hudson, Grimm,
searspor scb, Whitman Phllips Mount N,ors GA 2lss
GLuuGssfsR sarch so-Arr schrs Mary Emily, NYork
JACKsONvILIEsld from 81 Johns Bar March - schrs
SALIVA Email, Kingston, Ja W Sargent SARGENT Porto
MOBILE, March 2A ships ALDER, 0allAin. s.crsr, and
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Total. alI %

TIE supply of money continues very abundant Tor al
legitimate and speculative wal is of the mercantile and
financial world, and the continued shipments OF tho
precious etals appear to have no effect upon BANK
managers to induce contraction of loans. we must
Of eourse have more active market when the crops
begin to move but anticipates any difficulty IN
obtaining money at legal rates. Demand loans are 'a
~ cent with an occasional transaction on State and
Goyernu ent Securities at 1a3! cent Lines OF brst
class paper continue scarce 10 the discount houses and
the demand from banks and private capitalists is larger
than the supply. Sixty day acceptances are passed
without difficulty at 5d5l ~ cent, and longer matur
ties at 53a61 y cent Single name, siS months,
favorite signatures, 20 ut 6id7 Y cent. The ship
ment of gold TO morrow will be Sl,"Ooooo 10
81 5000, the Adriatic being tayorlta ship.
The adye,hsement Of the sale of the Erie Koad
arrears TODAY. The Directors hold frequent meetings
IN consulr upon the affairs Of the road, and we have
reason to believe that they have nearly arranged
scheme the particulars Of which havo not yet been
made rublc. by which the matured Second Mortgage
Bonds wi be paid of or extended at the option OF the
holders. The Directors Of the Southern Michigan
Road have adjourned, after thorough examination OF
~, financial condition, and fol- discussion Of the future
nol;cv of the Company. They express themselves
mncl fdEeU WIFI TIC iCruitV Va 1''
have full faith in the ability of the road TO earn interest
and sinking fund with FARCE surplus for dividends
The floating debt which las been the great embarrass
ment of the Company being arranged on satisfactory
terms as rapidly as possible. We presume PROPOSE
lion will be made to fund the overdue coupons on the
Second Mortgage Bonds and IL en- to resume the pay
ment Of interest.
The Continental Insurance Company has declared
dividend of forty five per cent to s customers upon Inc
premiums earned during the year, for which scrip VIII
be Issued on the 18th Of September when the interest
on the outstanding scrip will be paid Also, somi-
annual cash dividend Of per cent, payable 10 te
stockholders OH the 10th inst. The Delaware ana
Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Trans CO..
have declared semannusl dividend OF six per cent,
IA, able on the 10Th inst We have received from
Albert H. Nicolay auctioneer and stock broker his
semmonthy price current Of stocks and bonds giving
the latest quotations Of securities, and other inforIa'
ton copies Of which can be obtained at his ohcs, NO.
So William street, gauitously. The business OF tie
Cleaning was s2a 900 600. During the absence
Of Mr.. }. X, Waring President Of the Cleveland ana
Toledo Raltcad, in Europe, Dir. John Gardiner, Of
NOrwsa, Ohio viii I'll the Iass Of President p'o fsm
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ard the fastor have practced that truth more faith
Si maintaining that siayeholdiDg under all circum-
toes ia sinful, aid ought not to be permitted IN any
Cbr;stan church, nor any fellowship tolerated with
sisxebol6ers Dear Christian friends and brethren
MAJ God still sustain and guide us in this conflict
Msy God lie with you and bless you. May His grace
Keep you all firm aud faithful to the end. May He
tpare 1s still to labor together for Him. May lie keep
us in cur journeyings and restore from our wander
ines and separations TO accomplish, by His blessing
vel more IN his delightful than we have even
vet undertaken, and with more loving and entirely
conseersted hearts and lives.
Mr. HEsRY HART then addressed DIR. Cheever, in
the name Of the Young men Of the church, and pre-
sented him with hfe-saving vest for himself, and a
basque for Mrs. Cheever TO be used If an emergency
Should render II necessary on the way to Europe, or
during their voyage home TO their native land.
EDGAR kETcHUM next addressed the company ne
claimed tbat Dr. Cheever was the common propeIy "
al who loved the cause Of the freedom and eq9sy "a
he was sure that the Church OF the rur I,
was point upon which the eyes OF symp'uug 'iiou-
ssnds were concentrated all over this vast country. ne
hoped that the rast success Of the efforts OF that ehrcn
would be but the omen of bright apd richly trium-
plant future. u GU. s,.,,
also smoke in glowing terms of the progress of the
cause and the paniness which had characterized the
pnlr, on the Church of the Puritans. Tie was happy
always to attend that church. and to this end ne thought
il good thing that 1t always lett the latensrng out
eide ths door.
The Rev. Mr. WHITE of Mendhan, N. j., testified
TO his hatred of Slavery congratulated himself always
when he could have opportunity to say word IN
ccumendtiOn OF his brother the Pastor OF the Church
of rae Puritans.
The Rev. C, j. VARIES made very happy speech,
bidding d.. Cheever and his lady God-speed, and ex
pressing hope that the present parting would but IN
crease the bo1ds Ct union between the Church and it's
psstor and that they all might be brought nearer and
nearer to Christ the living fountain of eternal truth
DIR. FAIRIANKs then announced that the company
must adjourn the opposite side Of the house, where
well-sy read table awaited them.
After very happy evening, the company sang the
Doxolcey and dispersed.
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Copper FEDS d. Co. III
FRIDAY, June 1872. N.

FRIDAY, June l0-P. Nc
yye Stock market is stiIl on the upward move, and
the excitement to-day was fully equal to any day we
haze had during the week. The circle Of buyers s
rs1idly charging and the Board clqnes sell out
tltir "pools," new parties take Their places, ana
tie rnsrktt as Yet meets with no cheek or reaeuoh
worth naming. This unyeldng condition oil the mar
ks, sfter week Of decided activity and advance,
takes even the old heads ofthe Stock Exchange D sur
plie and an mpr. sson begins to prevail tt tue cur
rent of the market is psssDg away beyond the controi
Of the Beard. The movements appear 70 some eAteh'
prema.ure and unreasonable, but the Dasis oi tne m
proyernent is substantial than In ORDINARY up"aru
surees Of tie stock market and there restless spirit
Of SPECULATION in the community, which neeoed Oo' 'no
direction to display itself actively The esefn snareS
s,fI take the lead in the movements, ana inc ues'
are very large, both for cash and on '1ne' III
Toledo and Illinois Central, especially the operations
dstlsy Cd great vigor and spirit Toiedo jumper
81 al toe stsut, and sold as high az 3ls on inc ch
te .s,es embracing 3lo0 shares. The discussion Of
the annual report recently issued, appears 10 nave az
,,sc,ed the attention of new buyers, aud the stock
s,ands better in the estimation Of tpe puohc .'ha AZ
av time since 1857. In the stocks If our local roads
,bs ,noveoents are less yiolcnt--but the demand is
steady for He,y-York Central, Hudson River and
Harlem. These roads are all doing large passenger
business and will make good returns for the MONTH
Reading advanced to 49,, but was freely supplied a.
this price. The BoLd market is veiy active and
strong. There is more doing in Federal ana
state stocks, and for Missouri rs, Particu-
larry, there well sustained demand.
The advance in Railway Bonds continues, aud the
purchases are stili largely for investment. Michigan
Southern % Mortgage Jumped up 10 63 but fell back
A. cen. at the Second Beard, aud the Sinking Funds
were in demand at from 793al. Cleveland and To-
ledo Sinking Funds went aP y cent. The supply of
regular interest payingf 2 cent bonds Is diminishing
very mech, and orders for amounts OF any magnitude
canno. be filed without having an unusual effect upon
MARKET prices Between the Boards there slight
reaction in the market, and without much business
prices were to y cent lower. AT thus reduction in
quotations tie Second Board commenced ITS dealings,
aud the sles generally at concession 10 buyers
Toward the close Of the session the tone seemed
stie stronger again, aud after the adjournment There
wssa quick rally prices closing even higher, IN some
Instances, thar in the morning. Toledo sold az 'o
New-iork Centrai at 81, and Galsns at CO.. At the
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ARprsT or ACoUsTERFEiTfR.-Oh1cer Josing oh
r1nYday arrested Mary Hemnns under the follow ing ecp ~
-tancss She went store the corner o. Nh y
Pesr street, and str looking at various aricles m
on tod her counterfeit aud she oeh pseh 81
vent on The above-nmed officer Wa, hrn nloimsa an,
TOE and ought some pills. off rug e sAnr ohi Ino
Nh, arrested her and she said he get the b he Ter
ss zen, h.r TO buy pill with the bill The seer wen 20
% Ia s,son srset az that though the ~oinee as
"A th.re he had been sent out for anyths h ~
he i bseu iv. 20 her The woman then tid enc 81,
% m cherry tree. On inquiry them, was asoertsneo
IL, a. ~ had been lay 10 the hooe se.es days 20 one
s,sr thinking using H. and that th, cp,t ~
IA, coyd shs v,s looked w
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Mining Board Rock,and advanced TO g., against g
yesterday ard Ise Roya,e 70 i7s against l6i. There
was GOOD demand for each. The business Of this
Board is still on the increase, and the bids indicate
growing interest in Mining stocks OF good standing
and prospects. The closing quotations LOT STOCKS
dealt in at the regular Stock Board were as fol-
lows: United States IS, 1874, l0li alV2 tennessee
State g. eOi 9Oa; Virginia 6s 81 a9la; North Caro-
lima State Ga o5l 95I Missouri 6s, S2a82l; Caifor-
MIA "a. nj, s9iaS9l; Canton Company, l9a0g0l;
Cumberland Coal, 13al5; Pacific Mail, 90la90s;
Nsv.York Central SO; e8i Erie Railroad, cola
ooI: Hudson River Railroad, 49i go; Harlem Rail
road, 14a1il; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 4lia4ll;
Reading Railroad, 4Sa43I; Michigan Central Rail-
road, 53I053l; Michigan Southern IL 9l7a; Michi-
gan Southern Guaranteed 37sa3S; Panama Railroad,
l27e127l Illinois Central Railroad, 66l a66s; Ceve-
land, Columbus, and Cincinnati Railroad 92l a92l;
Gslens and Chicago Railroad, 66 966;; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad 35I S35i; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, 73l073l; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, 755 Q76; Illinois Central IS, 92a93.
The market for foreign bills has not been very
tive for the AdIac but bankers signatures have been
steady at 1897 for sterling. Commercial bills had
rather LEES currency at the close than for the previous
boat, but we make no change in rates. Francs are
5I33a5I2.
F1eights-To Liverpoo: l,4OO bbls Flour at %. Sd.
a2s. Adj 800 bbs. Oicake 2s. 3d.; 100 bales Cotton,
532d. for GRAIN SID. BUSH was the rate, and firm;
by steamer 500 boxes Cheese and 900 DO Butter sos.
To London: $1,000 BUSH Wheat, in bulk, = packet,
at I'D; and Swedish vessel was taken up to load
full cargo st the came rate 800 bbl. Flour, %. 3D. p
$50 ID. TO Glasgow: tuns Butter, $685.; GOO bbls.
Flour at 2s. Cd. To Hsvre: 900 bush. Wheat at
m sc 90 ox-v
now amount to about 10000 bush. There are Bread
tufts shipped to German ports but particulars did not
transpire vessel at Boston has been up to load
Deals at St. Johns for Liverpool at 9Os and this rate
was subsequently refused for another ship.
The business of the Sub.Treasury was: Receipts,
sos, $50 5O-for Customs, slS9oOO Payments, $lSi,
391 81; Balance, $5,47l ,l0S l6.
The receipts Of the Erie Road thus far in July show
an increase Of about $4,000.
The receipts of the Chicago and North Western
po;-oed ~ for the f,raf xpeek in Juv were.
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An ES-AssEMBLIMAsA ARRESTED FOR FonGFRi.-
Sergesnt Weth of the Seventeenth Ward on Thursday
arrested Andrew Smith, late member Of Assembly
from the Eleventh Ward on charge of forgery, pre-
fered by Anthony Dugo late Governor Of the
Alms-House. 1t appears from the corii laint that
Smith was indebted Jacob Miller and lsac Shsnnian
in the sum Of 81 900 for rent and thai Dugro haa
become responsible for the payment Of the saiae 10
relieve D-gIo Of portion Of tia responsibility Sa'A
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AIDrRNAsIc COsAITTEH ON FIsAscE.-Ata meet
ing Of this Committee held yesterday afternoon, it
was resolved that each of the twenty-five blind per
sons graduates of the Blind Asy lu in Ninth avenue,
who made application for Municipal assistance some
weeks ago. the ground that they could not obtain
work in The Nnth-avenue Asylum, should receive the
rum of $50, making total Of 81, 80 The applca.
ton Of the Chdrens Aid Society for $4,000 was 70.
fused the Committee wishing first to investigate the
matter,
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SIR: The Receiver of this road has Issued circular
snow nE position ofihe affairs othe Composition ana end
"a m a. one he parties IL Dteresto come
op,he IN srht Of compromise sud close Up all p
aeTeins upop ogane through wEch the ioad sy
- IN q ~ Lauds of lie Nov FLOR nos heartily
dr. this sdy Of the Receiver and ind many who ag.
in me Therefore ssrges that Meeting OF the holders o. s
he classes the securities be called Let ehch cs P
ipt O. ininee which Committees shah meet aud syrte ppm
plan which they ~ jointly ncominend 'or adoppn " W.
In tins Wsy and Ia lis Wey alone, Can an eternal soI
ay I'd AID the who matters In controversy sn conhnn
be satisfactorily adjusted in 60 iAys time. ,ornuo,prR
D. Liyg 1860. AboNDhoh
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.RL;RilD / OEETN ITEMS

Srvt WAN ProsIrRs.-The Lincoln Pioneer
Club Of East Brooklyn held their regular weekly
meeting on Thursday night in the schoobouse oil Mr..
Plat, on Fulton avenue. The meeting was well at
tended and the Glee Club sung for the first time In
meeting. Tie Club is gettinShiong hhefy, ana way
joined by twehty young meuIat tins meeting. tns
next regular meeting win be held In DIR. fiA.'
schoolhouse, on Fulton avenue on Thursday evening
Dext.
Ninth WARD CAxpAlGK CIrB.-A meeting of citl-
zens of the Ninth Ward Brooklyn, took place on the
evening of the 18th inst. at No las Atlantic avenue
near Vanderbilt, for the purpose OF organizing ~
publican Campaign Club. There is pleney OF room Tor
work in this Ward, and yet it has heretofore been
almost entirely neglected and given to the Democracy
But if we may take this movement and the enthusiasm
Of this meeting as an index the Ninth will tell snosner
story in November. The following are the oiheers
elected: s. b. Higenbotam, President; John U.
Creenough, Vice President; George L. knight Sec
rotary; Adam Leach, Treasurer Committees were
appointed, and s75 Subscribed on the spot for the
building of wigwam. Though the meeting was but
orally appointed three days before, about eighty per-
cons were present. The Club is to meet on THURSDAY
Of each week for the present, at the place above
named. Speakers will be in attendance next Thurs
day. and at every meeting until election.
The ASHLAND REPrBLrcAS CLCB.-At a recent
meeting Of the Ashland Club the following officers
were elected to f vacancies: William III. Muchmore
and William ii. Gale, Vice Presidents, and William
Walker Secretary. A beautiful banner, painted for
the Association by Mr.. Bronson of Fulton avenue,
was presented at the adjournment of the meeting.
VALUE OF REAL EsTATE.-The three.story brick
BUILDING the Of Myrtle and Washngton street
occuJied for some years past by Mr. Charles H. Silver a. gro
Gerry sold yesterday at private sale Tor the sum OF Sz
The is u front by 30 feet deep The purchaser
Mr. Henry Marsden the proprietor Of store on the oppoe
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Total....Sl5.462 IS S3,1t

Total.... I3,#z W $oI0' u tF'ov ~ %-0'7s0 70
The above exhibits an increase on every branch OF
the road over the corresponding month of last year,
amounting in the aggregate to s2S9s3 40. The iinan
eial year Of the company commences with October
Comparing the revenue, 40 far, Of the present with
that of the past fiscal year, the following result is
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During the 1st week in July the passenger earnings
of the indianapolis and Cincinnati Read were 81 ,Ooin
excess of those for TIE corresponding week last year.
TIE following is the amount Of English treasure
transported over the Panama Railroad June %, and
shipped per Solent to Southampton: