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The following were the highest and lowest prices
of stocks during the day.
GOLD Il4IL A IlasI

GOLD IIa9k A II47s.
The gold market was Grm to-day, with all
sales at ll4x Hay. The Secretary received bios
amounting to $4,345,0oo, at prices ranging from
llL12E to l1AG0 OF which he accepted tlO00ooo, at
from 114.43 upwards. The lower bids were
evidently bait 60 tempt Mr.. Boutwell, to in
terfere directly in the course OF the Market which
nc very properly refused. Gold remained steady,
without further advance up to the close. The car
rying rates were and per cent The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out to-day s285,o00 on account
Interest and $780, 900 in redemption of $40 bonds
The specie shipment 1886 900, OF which si6l, 900
was silver. The operations OF the Gold Exchange
Bank were as follows:-GOld balances, $2,ol6,Sl5;
currency balances s2,als,oo6; gross clearances,
s3s, 1900.
The following table shows the price OF gold at
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THE WRECKED STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.

PORTLAND, Me-, July Is, 1872.
The steamer New York arrived to-day bringing
the passengers OF the New England, together with
her furniture. The captain reports the New Eng
land lying on the rocks tipped towards the land,
with hole In her bottom but not broken up. Her
boiler and engines are good, and an attempt will
be made to get her of.
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q stil further reduction In their earnings this and
next month, even, than was exhibited last month.
The range OF Erie to-day 81 to 62A, leaving OH
firm. Pacific Mail and North West common were
the only other features, but even In these the
fluctuations were only IL per cent. The rest OF
the list was steady.
THE ExTREMES.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July %, lS!2
Cotton nominal good ordinary, Isc. 2oc Stock 3l5
bales. .
Cot,oudnlI and nominal; low middlings 1jkc. 2lc.
Net receipts, 8 bales; gross,a stock, A66l
MoniLE, July 25, 1872
Cotton duh and nominal middlings nominal Net re-
ceipts bales. Stock, 1865
Cotton quiet, but firm middlngs, 2c. Net receipts
2S bales Exports-Cosstwse, Sales ITO. Stock. i0y2
CHARLESTON, July IS 1872.
Cotton dull middlings Dc. Net receipts 81 bales Elk.
ports-Coastwise, 3S3 Sales, TO- Stock, 6B2
LOUISVILLE, July q, 1877
Tobacco-sales lis hhds.
Oswxco July Is, 1872
Flour in good demand and market steady Sales 400
bbls 81 10 for No spring. 80 for amber winter ~
white winter - 20 for double extra Wheat quietand
unchanged No. Milwa ukee club at 81 80; choice white
Canada, 81 60 Corn nrm Sales 800 bushels 81 sc. Oats
UNCHANGED sales 200 bushels, Ut Sc. Illinois and
OHIO Corn mealel % for bolted 81 20 unboted,
cwt Mill feed has advanced q sbora Sales at tl7
wines slkc Canal feieh0-Wheat &c., corn no, 70 xsw
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

HETzEf-MEAD.-On Tuesday, July o. by the Rev
MT. Burch, FRANK c.. HErzEL to EMILE l.. MEAD,
both OF this city.
LowE-GoBLE.-On Wednesday, July "a, 1872, by
the Rev. DR.. c. f. Deems, Mr.. HENRY s. Lowe to
MIS- adobe N. GOBLE. both o. this city. No cards.
residence OF the BRIDES friends by the Rev. 8.
M. vrine, THOMAS MCDONALD to Mrs. ELIZA KELwAY.
both ofJersey City.
.SMooK-KNIGHr.-O Thursday, July 25 by Rev.
\. T., Cornwall, u. H., HERMOY III. Shook TO ANSIz
T.. Knight, all OF New York. NO cards.
Observation-Disclosures Monday, July Is, by Rev.
Hiram Hutchins ISAAC r. WEsrLAEE to ADA 8.
ROGERS, both OF Brooklyn.
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The above newspaper claims, with the exception
of the irish american, were disaowed by the ex-
aminers; but protests were entered against the
action Of the Board by the publishers OF the irish
American and the Banner or Lt0e7tv, and, on the
motion OF Commissioner Van Mort, the claims
laid and the parties interested were ordered
to be notified TO produce to the examiners the
proof OF their authority for inserting the advertise
ments In their respective newspapers.
The Board adjourned until Thursday next at
three O'Clock.
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Wheat In fair request and prices were lc and &C.
better the sales about bushels at 81 40 for No.
Chicago 81 u 81 50 for good to choice No Mwau
kse for No Mwaakse; 81 . for white 70 arrive;
81 " for new amber Tennessee, and $l TN for amber
Michisan Corn hrmer but closed quiet At SIZE for
PRIME sal the sales about l64 0 bushels at &C.
Ole for steamer; 6ls &c for salt e2hc for yellow
white Wsstern Oats steady with sales aggresatng
DO in siore and asc 47c for white Rye was dull o
bushels at 7Oc TIC. to-day Barley remained dull and
nominal; sample OF new Iowa was shown on Change
to-day.
FnEIeHrs.-Thcre has been moderate business trans
acted in berth freights at about yesterdays closing
Vessels for the petroleum trade In fair de-
mand at full former rates The engagemennts
hhds tobacco Sss 3D. and by sail So9 bushels grain
steam via Southampton 400 boxes cheese ss S boxes
sGia.gow, BY steam 2CS bbls ron s. 3D. TO Antwerp
bark hence 70 Hayre 1900 hbls crude petroleum. 6s Cd
bills refined do Is Norwegian bark 400 bbls refined
do, same voyage and rate Swedish bark echartered
hence TO direct port in the United Kingdom 1000 bbls
Cork for orders to the United Kingdom $50 bbs refined
cargo at rates. German brig from Philadelphia
to the German Baltic. 1900 bbs refined petroleum, rs
Hsd.
MoLAssEs.-The marke. shows improvement, re-
naming dull and nearly, II not quite, nominal We
ounf
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".
NAVAL sToREs-For spirits turpentlnc the market
again decidedly trmer with sales reported Of "a bbs at
So 20. We learn OF sales of 200 bbs No. at 81 81 25
Dds Rale at ana Ivy nPs Tor august
PErRoLruM.-On Change to-day the market for refined
ported Of about 5000 bbls. for remainder of month at
239Sc. Crude in bulk was also quiet and UNCHANGED,
Csc 2ssc. Naptha entirely nominal ut about 141c.
l5c. At the creek the market exhibited change in
a Ta "Gsea the h S
quiet and shade easier Refined quoted at 22sc
for balance Of MONTH and 22c for first hall Of August
ages; cutmeas 24S do lard, $50 bbls and erces The
market for mess pork continued moderately active and
August at SIS So 7o bb for do at SIS zoo bbis for do
at $l3 30 and coo bbls at $1cosng at the higher price
Also 80 bills extra at $ll Bacon in fair de-
nc Late last evening" 800 boxes do at TIC Dressed
hogs in moderate demand and a trfe
Beef quiet except in jobbing way and price
unchanged Sales about GO bbs and terces in lots
at from 81 80 for mess $9a ~ for extra mess S2a s
Beef hams inactive, but Unchanged quoted at So
s24 Cut ueats-The market was firm under ieir
Sams at 4ac and 81 bes dry sailed shoulders al 5c
We quote -Smoled hams l5c. l7c. do. shoulders 64e
picked hams sc ss do shoulders Sa s &C.
tierces new SIC City lard shade frmer; 100
RIGS continued in fair demand and firm. Sales IS
uerces Carolina at sac 9c $50 bags Patna at nc
6lGc., and 400 bags kangoOn at &c. a nc.
SuGAR-The demand for raw continued moderate and
prices without noticeable change The sales foot up
about 900 hhds of refining grades comprising nearly all
lions: 100 bbls Texas at Sc. &c. Refined continued
in fair request unchanged prices Messrs C. Amann
Co. report the stock. sales and receipts as follows
on Bl1s.
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DuseU OueCUtIUU TuHINK VuHIlIy
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
FLouR AND GRAIS.-Receipts-Flou 6l66 bbls. wheat
lss9ol bushels corn, 40, 7Os do. corn meal 400 bbls
oats l28l6 bushels The hour market frmer under
a moderate export inquiry and I'm some better
proces realized The sales foot about 900 bbs
comprising oil kinds Corn meal continued in fair de-
man with further about 800 bbls at prices within
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For iuure delivery bass low middlins) the sales have
been as follows Sales last evening asr three NJ
2Sc, 100 at cossc 800 at 20 Ice. September 2oo at
az 5'Se % % LIE a a. 49, 10y l At ec
SsIoSsr, 100 at SNe ~ at q y sso, SSS AZ
Islslsc 800 at is;se; December 100 at isAc Total,
s 100 az 8 sse ax os t :? S fee 800 at soe 20 at
slisice segten,ber 200 at zoo At % lie, SS az
SS,;e IsoO at .So1sc., go at 20 7icc., 400 a,
49, s 80 at a. s 800 90 so & 90 S at 200 q
goislSc ao q soAs aOSat zoo a soNc 4o 4 70
200 at ec 100 at lsSc 400 at 10 5l6c 900 at issc 100
sc ieOo at issc iOo at lee, loo at IS iSec deem
bsf, i6ostissec, ISSa issc: TOTAL 1000 bales Grand
io@s:-New Orleans s. Mobile I; savannah, $50; Char.
year 1855 10" Rates on" en- cotton to foreign
ports closed followsTo Liverpool, by steam, tad.
BY sail 5s2d s-l6d. To Iavre 6y steam, &c, gold
sail. 70 Bremen by stsan NC gold oompre ssed sail &c.
To Baltic ports, by sail yc L. gold To Mediterranean
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CLOSING PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK T. n.

r Es;sss. I gHIo. BE- ssf:d Island. w
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First Board-IO:3O A. nj.

~ Erie RR pref. -. 74ls
800 I'm Pac RR. b C 37zS
300 Panama RR.. b C .b3 llg
900 G & N " PR. bic TAX
300 do. ..........c 741a
10 n j Cen RI. 49,. 1872
400 Chic 4 X ] RR. b C lll3a
100 Nj. a st Ppfbc.bl5 ~
100 b, II & 4 RR. ..... tx
100 Han AZ st J RR pr. SIS
10 Q, G, G 4 RR. bic 9lsS
900 7, W 4 w RR. bic 76s,
100 &C al q RI. be 351s
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99.337 s7,47s 1850 4,456
20, 1862 1908 $40 1886
1875, 500 l0l ,4s6 1880 6,792
23,267 1850 - l,2D0
1885 1876 1890 5,59c
1888 s9,3o5 2s7,o3f ll,o59
es,@s i23,2l2 1898 I,4a

~ 1859 ............ 1907 66 1874 l20025 24l6
We quote Cuba Refining inferior to common, TIC.
s'4c fair to good fair, SIC ssc; good to prime,
sac. SIC; grocery. air to good &C. 94c; prime to
ioAe; molasses hhds and boxes. 7Ac: s4c neIado'
Sc. sac. do, 10 70 r. qc 9hc do, Is to u.s. 9Ic
lo1Sc Do 10 to is iHse anhc do is to 20 i2c i2sc
prime, &C. SIC grocery, fair to Choice DC loc Bra
z-Dutch standard Nos. 10 H. nc. &C. Java-Dutch
standard, Nos 10 to ~ &C. s1sc Neutrality-suspicious. and
extra superior. 7Ac. O SIC.
reported and, in absence Of transactions, prices
nominal.
TALLow-The supply is moderate and the demand fair
Offerings light Sales $500 lbs at SIC. for ordinary and
gAc. for choice, TO arrive.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sis bbls Tho market remained
steady sc with sales OF 80 bbs at that price, closing
with most sellers asking g4c.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton in Moderate Demand and Firmer
for Future Derivery-Receipts mt the
Ports Asa isales-Fl0ur Steadier-Wheat
Higher-Corn and Oats Firmcr-Pork
Firmer-Lard Unchanged-Spirits Tur-
pentine Decidedly Better - Whiskcy
Steady.
THURSDAY, July 25-sPM
CoPrE.-Thcre has been fair jobblng trade today,
but otherwise the market remained dull We quote
Rio. ordinary cargoes, l5@c. l514c. fair d. lGAc.
10. good do, lIhc. i71c prime lsc isSac, gold,
per h., 90 days; Maracaibo l6c 1Sc Laguayra, I7sc.
1870; St. Domingo l4c java l9c 20c, gold per b.
CorroN.-The demand for spot cotton was limited and
prices unchanged. Future delivery under mod
crate demand advanced Nc per h. The sales reported
To-day Last Ereniag. Total
Consumpti ......., 2R i73 IDS
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FINANCIAL.


A REASONABLE RATEs--MONEY ON LIFE AND
IA Endowment Insurance Policies; also Bonds and
Mortgages insurance OF all kinds effected with best
panies j. j. HABRICH CO., 119 Broadway
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funeral, from st. Marks church, New York, ON Fri
day, July %, at one O'Clock ?. M.
OBRIEN.--On Wednesday, July a. Mrs. A. O'BRIEN,
aged 6S yeals.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence OF her son. John O'Brien, 342 East Eleventh
street, on Friday afternoon July 26 ut one O'Clock.
RAE W ,edd%, July a. is52 JOSEPH
REYNoLDs.--0n Thursday, July 25 Epsir CHAR
LoTrE, second daughter or zzie and Edward Nc
Donald Reynolds, aged years, months and
days.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral, on
Sunday, the 2Sth inst, at two O'Clock Z. NJ from
247 Halsey street, Brooklyn.
REILLEY.-BRiDGEr REILLEy, native OF Luna,
parish OF Drum, county Mayo, Ireland, aged 81
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Saturday, July ~ 1872 nc
law, Thomas Pendergast, Hudson avenue, between
Franklin and Liberty Streets Jersey CITY Heguts,
County Mayo papers please copy.
RUNK.-At Walton, Delaware county, on tues.
day, July %, ANN REBEccA u. SEYMOUR willow Oh
William Runk, in the 43d year OF her age .
The relatives and friends OF the family are IN
vited to attend the funeral, on SATURDAY, 'uly -,
two ScGcK NJ po tne ISIS South oxford
street, BROOKLYN.
su.np.-On Thursday, July 25, FANNY AGNES,
only daughter o. nom q a asa MAIL" ''p "seu
SHEppEN-At Glenwood on the Hudson, on
Thursday, July Is, AMY, infant daughter Of John W.
Funeral this friday afternoon, at halfpast three
O'Clock.
SHgPPARD.-At Neshanic, N. J., on wednesday,
July "a 1877, ADA GENEv1EvE, only and beloved
child Of Dennis v. I. and Matte T.. Sheppard, aged
10 months and "a days.
The funeral win take place ct Neshanic, N. j.,
this friday morning at ten O'Clock. The re-
mains win be inferred ct Cypress Hill Cemetery
Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, July 20, 1872.
VAN wrNKLH.-On Tuesday, July %, 1872, JOSIE,
only daughter Of Edward and Mary Jane Van WIN
kle, aged months and II days.
The relatives and friends are respectively invNe0
wandle, Psnsade avenue. ysrsey City, ON Fridays
July -
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BOARD OF AUDIT.
Advertising Claims Allowed and Others |
Laid Over for the Production OF AuthO- |
ri tn Advertise.

Advertising Claims Allowed and Others
Laid Over for the Production OF Autho.
rlty to Advertise.
The weekly meeting Of the above Board was held
yesterday, when there were present Comptroller
Green, in the chair, and Commissioners Van Mort
and Olmsted. The attendance of the public was not
large, and was mainly made up OF newspaper claim
ants, several of whom protested against the action
Of the Board.
The following is a summary Of the business trans
acted
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Law Shapter and others, for mason work,
BauendahI 4 Co. and others, for work for Board
OF Education $500 %
Der to December 1871 $3.50 90
iner from June IA to July 24-S6s hours So 80
and plaserlng Lis %
House, from September l, 1871 to September 20.
James Turner Clerk bureau Of Elections. Iss 8
William " Bloom, Clerk Of bureau Of Elections. eSs g
John W Price Clerk Of Bureau Of ELECTIONS l6S GO
Edgar Brewer, Messenger. .......,:...:.... 800 w
"% jay aay 81 E FYfs Pc 90
Bills Metropolitan Gas Company $3.50 SO
NEWSPAPER CLAIMS.
The following claims for advertising were also
allowed and ordered to be paid
New York School Journal .................... $3.50
Irish World ab6
yewisn Mtsscn Rnrd 5' ~ AZ
N prN Fresmsps Ionrna @ q
Scottish American Journal Observation-Disclosures. I,23 20
New York Atlas. 1886 80
Jewish Times 1886 20
Sunday Times and Noahs Weekly Messenger. 7725 "
Total. $34g99 ~
CLAIMS LAID OVER.
New York Printing Company and other bills. 1878 90
mon Council h. 40 lines At Is cents per line $500 20
New York Programme los 90
The Corner Stone SAG %
The IRISH Republic $50 ~
The Banner OF Liberty. 7775 10
New York Mercantile journal. ................ AZ rs
Heart and Hand 49, 90
Tha Fri oh
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threw the detectives off the track and no knowl-
edge Of the thief was obtained until he was ar
rested in New York on account of his suspicious
appearance, when he confessed the whole affair.
For boy only thirteen years old this will do.
RHODE ISLAND.
The venerable Thomas Phillips, who for nearly
forty years has faithfully served the town OF Ex-
eter as town clerk, died on Tuesday, aged 10
years.
The Cfanston savings bank, at the end of its
first years existence, had deposits amounting
to S590,000.
Harry Rowland, well known actor, died in
Providence Friday, aged 80.
An old and unoccupied house in Warren was
entirely consumed by fire, supposed to have
been incendiay, on Thursday evening about
nine O'Clock.
No choice having been made on election dav
for second and fifth representatives of North
Providence. new election has been ordered for
Friday, 18th inst
Lulu, little girl of two and half years,
only child of Mr.. Almond Place, of East Green
wlch, fell into pail of hot water, on March 30,
by which she received injuries that resulted in IA
painful death on Monday
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V ~ 81 '' /. A. ELY 4 co.

d. FOR SALE-In the village offssS4
F;,, Stoneyille miles from City Hall 9j Acres 60
lsesl OF LAND well divided and finely located Il.
Tor farming purposes; some very fine garden land
70 acres Of wood land 10 to 20 years growth There is no
low. Apply to
mh2O DIFF L. A. ELY & co.
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~ :, SUPERIOR MILL and FARMeSs

E,iiI IN tANTON.-Farm OF log acres of superorxA1&
LII land; keep 2Ohead Of stock moving done by--
machine; buildings all new; large TwO-StOry
HOusei two tenement house. lighted, weighted win
doWs nicely finished; barn 39XS0; cellar, blacksmith
shopi Plehlyswork for two men; splendid water power.
WIN a o. 10 feet in 100 rods and abundance OF water
the year through; one OF the best privileges in Worces-
Ter countv; there is good Saw and Gris mill. all in
good running ORDER not dollar needs to be laid out on
the buildings mile to school. churches and stores
miles nom Worcester; well worthy the attention of any
one wanting first class mil privilege, or good farm
Price for the whole $4,000, near the value OF will
divide and sell mills or farm separate.
l.. A Ely e.
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8aiIroabs.
ROAD TIME TABLF
TRAINS LEAVE wORCrsTER


FOR B0SrON-ExpTess trains at 4.20 and 25 am. and
80, s. and $50 D. IN. Accommodation trains at
LOU and 9.45 a. m and Lao and eco p IN. Returning.
ieaNe Boston al 5. l. $50 (exl, ex.l n m and $50,
HsAJ 45O, 5aO. (eX.) and 500 (eXl p. Sunday Mail
Boston at 230 a. m. (MOniay1
TUX BOsTON via GrotOn Junction. at $50 and II Is a.
~ H. anu i-u p m Returning leave Boston at 625 and
:, llOO a m, and 400 D. m.
TOR sPRlNGFIELD, at Gas. 800 q55 ALBANY exp)
d m ana las M for New York and Albany lex
eSssy IV!o IN, and $50 and 1885 m Albany SUNDAY
S I'LL IRAN leaves at 1905 p. Returning leave
'ppIIlneneld Tor Worcester at 200 IT'S II so a. M
A 9 Nt 5 zVo teXp 400 and SlO (ex) D. m Sunday
FOR PROVIDENCE at I 40 10 tx fox ,11 "a -, , M
ceS, o0V ?: IA Returning leave Providence for Wor
+ n ~ ~ Az LID a. m, 2l5 tex) and 4O5 D m
TX i r e al 690 ii Il "a ~,
80 IA n returning, leave Fitchburs for Wor,ester
q. o.Ou Il m, 1850, $50 D. m. Leave Fitcbburg ar
teelilelu on arrival of the $50 and Is m rain
LON I worcester Leave Fitchburg for Wincbe,ii,,
id'tSlioMs falls, at $40 Il. m 25 n n m
PohSNolth lCH at G-S5 $50 M. 5 Isl i90 fSfeo,,,t,
~. 70 y York p. m, Returning leave NorXinI ~:
worcester. AZ 10 (ex) 6.0O Il3O a. m Z * :, oi
pyUlai Tram from Webster to Worcester al s 90 4 n,
FOR NASHUA, at $50 Ills n m tooo -
rt0r worcester, 1l0 a. m, 1900 m. 500 r. m n
FOX MILFORD via birmingham. Nn q ]5 a N, a.
S73 a na 80 p m; via Woonsocket 73O II 30 a. m
FOR GARDNER at 7.45 a. M. $50 455. and & % N ~,
m, and 430 p. m. 80 Ai7V l.
FOR LOWELL. via South Framinghar6. at 7OO COS
m, l40 and 800 P. N. Lowell TO Worcester SIS n m
l30 and 5.45 p. N. ''V' d. ma
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| AAO OOpd4 IAuCuIo VI tlUllu
VIII be under the charge of Mr. Fred F. Ford who has
recently returned from LEIPZIG where lie studied for sew
era years and who brings his work large amount OF
experience, gained both there and in this country.
The Department of Band and 0rches-
tral Instruments
I VIII be in The ha~ds OF Mr.J. B. Claus, formerly a..
rector @ military bands On the British army and whose
l-l1drss-ltlts are az the higest order.
The Department OF Eloeution
VA - ID ets--e OF 3Ir- : c. Hunt whose experience
q rsltEeT z1l reader has been o8E and successful
tst 44os 1e ireeiaT method ii Voice Building. APP
s-fs- q .c-al C4eTgyueu VIII, as clergymen have
~ themselves greatly benefited By course with
Every te1ele-' employed is soloi=t, and each one
a-lEs % he Eork an amount OF experience which must
FL s1cceSs-
Concerts
By the teachers VIII be given the beginning of eael
term and pupils concerts show fher progress will h
given once month. 70 all these pupils and their
friends VIII have lree access.
Lectures
VIII be given for the benefit Of pupils each Friday
evening pupils sOci8hle viii be held at which any u,
disposed Will exhibit their skill ia an informal utnns
for the beneht Of their friends.
TERMS,
SIC Sl5 according to study
Ilano and organ. .-................Sl $40 and SIS
Voice. .............-........... Is
VOLTA. .......... ...............- 10 and ID
Orchestral Instruments. 10 " IS
Musical Theory. ......+...---... 10
Pupils received application to the Director af the
COnServat ~, between the huars vi A NJ aud 4 r. n
on and after Thursday March I.
FRED ZUCHTMASN Director.
MI DIT
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The Department of Voice Building and
Voice Culture

Win be under the sole direction Of Mr. W II Daniel
late Choir Master of the Church the Advent in BIOS.
ton and tenor solost. He Will the Streeter method
of Voice Building by which such phenomenal results
have been oh aimed, to convince those who have ac
quained themselves with it, that era is at hand
in matters OF singing. Beng teacher and singer of long
experience, thoroughly Endorsed and commended nv
Dr. Streeter as an able exponent Of his method and
conscientious teacher of correct style pupils may RELY
upon positive advancement He will IN Ike It his specal
aim to rain his pupils not Only sing songs hui To sing
in Quartee, which is less easy Voices will be trained
to endure for lite time. which in these DAYS Of
s-raning of voices, cannot be too highly priced He
will be seconded by able assistants
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MONDAY, MARCH 25. 1872,
In the Marble Front Building.
n o. 544 Main Street,
WHITE a. CONANTs NEW BLOCK,

The conservatory plan OF teaching has been so thor
ougy endorsed both in Europe and this country that
recounting of Its advantages would superfuous
Reference 10 pamphlet, which be obainet at the
conservatory, will however, eulighn those who know
little about it, All the pupils taught in Glasses
exceeding four though in certain branches the classes
will he larger the aim being always to regulate the mat
ter 50 as to obtain the greatest amount good possible
for the pubils
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Gnutatiomal.
MUSIC CLASSES.
H. L. ATNsMonrm

The above named school for tile correct training OF pu-
pills, in all branches uf music. will commence abors
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49, FOR SALE-Tn Paxton, Farm -.
GiiiI Of 80 acres; keep head the year through 9S
HzI plenty of wood; nice 2-story House for two L.
$50 families; good barn. large workshop; u mile
IRON Churches schools and stores. Price 81 500.
mh2b L A Ely 4
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ABBOTT& RICE
NO. 1 CENTRAL EXCHANGE,
MARCH 4, 1872.
FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
No 2 Front St. Exchange,

Have on hand an extensive list of Farms at prices to
suit ALL from Pleasant Little Farm for a few hundred
dollars to Delightful Country Estate for few thou
sands. Also, City Property and Real Estate of every
description