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DosToa, May 20.-Tho jury hayo just given a
verdict in the case Of Charlea Lano, respected
merchant OF Boston, who ,vas shot ut his rosi-
dence IN Dorchester, Mass, on tho ovoning Of
Oct. n, 1879, md doclaro that lie was shot
by Romo peraon to them unkn owu.
, 1873-05-21

s,'nr,.,o,, ~ T,1.t Evc,,inr---An
1..s.,nT,,, dsrrnr,c.,.
M 1,..,' .a, 1,;,,, - ,,,o 71,to,, f.o,,oro
Anmn; i Asaociation aa aveu v ' at tho shormsp
House lust oyoning. Previous to tho cating, |
businnas moot;nr was held and tho following |
en,aosa e,ootoa =, aorro ;1,,r,ro t1o ona,no
D."eols .. "''o '''''oo W ''A'o N"'s 'A0 o''o
ing year'
rrestdsnt--11on. Y. Il; Hing (ee-eccteal. ...
n1ee rzes'enf97Dr. So13 1o!n Covert john D. bcnno
1rsaamrsrC1; ,,;s'.a r hEdtiela: = A,.t,r
commtt;se Of Irranocineuia-1co m a. II, N. Powers,
F. b Wilkle.
Commencement con1nittee-ohnr1cs L. Easton,
Aonzo W pntnn,n Il: y; Austln Ghicngo r. H. NC
o1olanu' aa'eia - - fu.ila"' o'ana u, 4'Alnas'
vas performed in tho ladios ordinary, tho to bios
being lnid with all tho appliances and means Of
A w. Tho, ,voro 3ecorotcl with simple tnsto. A
ait' inos "olo "ooo'" n,a arras,aa ~, s,r,,hp
and adorned with flowers, was tho ciiof oIna a,
thoir snporfluous fragrance: The siE Of tnTe
was all that heart or stomach co:'d reasonably
conferred everlasting fame on the 2, ,appotites
Of tho distinguished alumni, Iho enor,
man House contributed freely to tho comfort OF
its guests, aud tho guests wore gay ana haPpy. 1.
The banquet was opened ~ prGa1uGns .1 ;ninge M;iing
blessing, md when tAat was dono tho company
took up 4 commanding position acounu tho
foative board. u
Among those present were II. =. Austin, w.
Il. Wood, lsraol iIolme9, neV; -. T. rumoi5' tns'
Rev Clinton Locke, i. I: sceIey, !. u, NG9ile!a'
J, j. Bennett D. ". Holmes, Z. B. Wnk1e,
James 4. CowloB, 7. G. Whitesde, Charles L.
Easton, 9. L. Barbor, II. D. Johnson, Alon-
20 ". pago, Of Chicagoi, L: y Putnam,
| Grand Rapids R. q. McUlolland, Galena; Eg-
| bort Phelps, Joliet; George Lnwton, LaWton,
Mich; J. s: Stacey, Anamooaa, Iowa and Wll!-
| lam Case, Whitewater, Mich. Justice Austin, OF
tho class Of 1881, WAS the most ancient graduate
present.
Tho eattug was pleasantly interrupted by the
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r1rrsnuna11, In., May -a1arket bud !;
arrivals heavy best, G@oNc htockors, 4485c; COM
non 5@5Ho.
sIIEEY-Alarkct dull nrrlvo!s heavy beat, 6h@
5s{c miil'ilings, 6G@5ifc; common, 4'1@4Ic.
lIo0s-aIariot dull arrivals heavy Philadelphia,
$5.GN@5 80; Workers, $5.0D@6lb.
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NEW YORK.
ss, as-s sss' ,aa
ssssse % to sa"s"s seod esra %saS M @
70 eholse s119!Ss5o wii!to wheat e1tra. ss7s5S5o;
seap ss,s oa sna sofS nes s hssy
1o%er seds og TG2Stsa No cessc cefans us Gu
$1.70. Iaye heavy md lower Western. o8c. Barley
aud malt unchanged. Corn heavy aud lower, but IN
moderate demand; receipts, 1l2,O0U Dn new mixed
Western, 8l38@g2Eo yellow, 03k9e4i4c; old mixed
Western aaoat, o9N@e6,ic; wl,ite, 7s973o. Oats IN
Rsssa' %sss tssS "s% %1sd 1s il
store 56e now white, sa@55Nc.
5s& .sS m, s9ssS ws;s'srn lie.
dull and lower; fair to good refining, 7a{@s'ic,;
Rico steady.
pErnoIEuM-Dull md heavy; crude, 8'l@9c; re-
h?sa; %sar2ss;sr-pu,, 12Ss; and lower at 4sye.
Rnoy1s,qss- dull N aGd u lower ew 1ness sl75o
unchanged. Middes easier city long clear, 81s@9c;
CMnlbHrAhds, 1HG9Mp Lard In good deNnanu, but
eaaier; steam, 0 o1-16@olo; kettle, 0a.c.
wn1sxr-Frmor % Il one. '~N'
MILWAUKEE.
and unchanged, Wheat steady; No. !, 81 .38iG No. 2,
s133k Oata iu fair lemnnd but lower; Nc. 3?lc.
Goru a aq s3e No. N9 1s1 @ t 1s
| settled No. q &c.
| FnE1onrs-To Buffalo. e.; to o9wcgo, 13c.
REoE1rTs-Flonr, II 900 bra wheat, 1a7, 900 bu.
BM1rMENTs-Flollr, {, coo bra wheat, II, 200 bu.
| BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, May &C. 0.-BnEAparUFFs--Flon steady
Wheat quiet Ra1eB 5 wh1to Michigan nt 4.0O
Corn dull sales 200 bu No. a 40Nc T. 600 bn do
In lots Ut 47o G010 bu by sample ut 43Gs4Gc. Oats
dull sales of 1000 bu No. Western ut 44O.
| FEEIa1lTE-unclianGal.
CINCINNATI.
| OtNcfNSATf Aay 4o.-bREAbsrufFB-iIou quiet
at S7769a.0o. Wheat quio at II .t5Sl.7o Corn steady
st 5oo Rye quiet Oats steady at t4o@4oc Barley
| drm.
O1Ls-Flrm.
,FAoy1s1oAs-porl nominal Mt $l7.O0. Lnfd dull and
| nominal steam held SIC; Kettle, y. BULK meats
firm and in good domnnd; shoulders, 656o:so; clear
Iib, 81l@ssso; clear, s'@3szfc. bacon quiet shon'-
doris, 7Ho; clear rib, 0!io; clear, ohc.
Wi1aKy--steady 1t SIC
t11lLADELPIllA.
PHILADELPHIA, May o;-DHEApaTurrs--Flour very
dull: no export danand State, OHIO, and Indiana
NAe's A"4lJs 60 HSS''-ts - - n-e
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DETROIT, May 2o.-pAasED Ur-Props Atlantic,
san!!ac Jarecki and barge Allegheny and bargea !;
barks Na!ad, 0ncontn, Acorn schra Ntcard "insow,
King, Lucy CLARK. aa!latn. Golden Flcoce h1. r. Wi.
cox.
pAsREp DowN-scllr Arcturua.
WtHD-.Sout1caat.
DxTnorr, Mich, May 2o.-pAssED Ur-schrs Gold
hunter, Atwncr Carrier, 1latnbow.
barge; scllrs Warrington, Breed, Columbian.
W1aD-Souihwcst
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Spetfa! Ui1patch to Tho Chicago 1fttuise-
OMAHA, Nob, May 20.-pattoo's lottery draw
ING Is progressing. Tile Committee ia con-
posed Of oily nnd State oflcals. Number s0,777
drew the $4,000 prlzo. Everybody aaema sat-
iahel.
, 1873-05-21

ptrrspua9u, pa., May 20.-pE1noLEuM-Crlt
hr,ner, but o,ninally unchanged, At s225G23o per
hero refined quiet aud Unchanged, at leo, FREQ OIL
board cnra.
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Indians OH the Pacific Coust ~ Tlto
HIb1lG ktntenlellts

FROM tHo San FFdNc2dt0 HN}lel}N.
We havo about 10000 1ndians In California,
two-thlrla Of whom recognizosome Bort Of tribal
association, According to the lust census there
arc 383,7l2 Indians IN the Unitod statos. Those
within tho urea usually described aa tho Pacific
slope may DO got down aH followe:
California. go, Washington. 1i,7oa
Neyuda. .1o,245 Aaska ......... 10000
Oregon ,27B Arizona. ......,..... 2,0U0
Tota. ''Atoia1'
Nearly half of all tho Indians In the whole
country are on tho 2: :.s:lio slope. This hall In
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a dispatch to N1cssrs. Leopold l. Austrian, dated
LAnse NIich, May H. from tho Captain Of tho prop
Peerless, says Arrived horo this evening; could
not get into Marquette: go to Portage in tho MORN
Ing" ontonugon. h1ich., Mny 10 from tho Nornan>
:" Arrived hero this morning. All well." These ara
the first bouts from below to reach tho above points.
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BURGLARS TAKEN IN THE ACT,

Late on Thursday night two burglars, who had
been followed around Harlem for Q number Of
hours by Onicer Clark. OF the Twelfth precinct,
broke the glass the window Of the clothing store
2,3l4 Third avenue, owned by John d. Theirs. The
breaking Of the glass awakened nephew of the
proprietor, VINO was sleeping on the premises and
the burglars fed-into the arms of Onicer Clark
They described themselves as George Thomas and
William Gason. The latter Is known to the police
as professional cracksman. Both were yesterday
taken to Police Headquarters and their photo
graphs added to the kogues' Gallery. They were
afterwards arraigned before Judge McQuade, 1T
the Harlem Police Court, and fully committed for
trial without BAIL
Before the prisoners were removed to the Tombs
Gas0n was Identified by Mrs. Emma G. Aiken, OF
237 East 123d street, as one OF the burglars who
on June 10, perpetrated a brilliant and bold bur.
glary at her residence. On the day named Mrs
Aiken locked up her house in the morning and
went away. On returning in the afternoon she
found that an entrance had been forced into the
basement, and, on entering, she met in the hall
by Gason, who told her not TO be AFRAID; that he
was an officer, and that there was burglar in the
cellar whom he was endeavoring to capture A
moment afterwards q man dashed out OF the
house, pursued by Gason, who OF course, failed to
to return Mrs. Aiken then discovered that all her
jewelry and money, together with other valuables,
had been stolen
Gason denied this latter burglary, but confessed
he was O thief.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BROwN-SPENCRR.-On Wednesday evening June
u.s. 1873 at the BRIDES residence. 43s West Forty
fourth street, SAMUEL M. BROWN to EMMA v
SPENCER by the Revs. Gallaudet and Chamberlain
all OF this city.
London and Canada papers please copy.
CLARK-ShrH.--At New Haven, Conn.,, on Thurs
day, July 10, 1873, by the Rev. Francis Lobde
HORACE F. CLARK, OF Mountcair, N. j.. to HELEN
KATE SMITH daughter OF Ezra H. Smith, formerly
of Brooklyn, l.. l.
Newark IN. J.) and Brooklyn papers please copy
EAsoN--ETcHEBERY.-At Peekskill, N. " on
Saturday, July H. 1873, by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, Mr.. EDWARD GLEASON to MISS SARAH
ETCHEBERY, both OF New York.
HAYs-VArGHAN.-At st. Lawrence's church. In
this city, on Wednesday, July 2, by the Rev. WIN.
Gockeln. s. j., JOHN HAYES to RosASSA, daughter
OF Thomas Vaughan.
KBaP-vREELAND.-On Wednesday, July 0, by
Rev. n. H. Burkins, WM. KEMP to MARIE LOUISE,
Youngest daughter OF Nicholas vreeland, Esq, ali
OF this city.
LAKE-WoOrToS.- Wednesday, July 0, 1873, at
Old ~. AIMS church, Brooklyn. by Rev. f.. F>Rem-
ngton JAMES W. LAKE. OF New York, to LILLE
WOOTTON, OF Brooklyn.
LLoYp-DoBsOH.- Sunday, July O. by the Rev.
VIM. y. Mikes. CECIL LLOYD to ELIzABEra A. DOB
SON.
acknowledgements Thursday, July 10,
at the pastoral residence OF the Rev. Felix II.
FarreIly, JoHN p. MARKHAM to MARY JANE, second
daughter OF Benjamin Hutchinson, Esq, Of this
city.
Overwhelmingly BROOKLYN, on wednes-
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The MAYORS Office.

Affairs about the City Hall were yesterday at q
virtual standst. There were lew politicians
about. The fight between the combination and
the Mayors minority seems to create no longer
any excitement as it is generally believed that the
combination cannot be broken. Alderman Kehr
has been looking for Commissioner of Emigration
George Starr, with the picked cOwhide that Alder
man Cooper so gracefully declined to receive. The
only question that attracts interest is the probable
action OF the Mayor as to the assessed valuation of
the Ninteenth, Twelfth and Twenty-second wards,
for the examination OF which special committee
OF the Supervisors, consisting OF Messrs Koch,
Cooper and McCafrerty, was appointed. The Mayor
was seen by representative OF the HERALD yes
terday, and, while the conversation was not in the
form OF an interview II Is safe to say that be be.
lieves every Supervisor has the right to examine
the rolls but NOBODY, supervisor or Tax Commits.
sioner, to make changes. Mr. McCanerty's action
has attracted much attention in the wards
affected, and 1t is said the committee will organize
early in the ensuing week, and, making him chair
man, proceed to examine and report upon the
matter. The report VIII be looked for with in
terest but 1t is not likely to be completed within
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
The Civil Jul

The Civil Justices Salaries.
The Comptroller states that the publication OF
the statement in yesterdays HERALD that he had
ordered warrants drawn for the balance of salaries
Of civil justices Is slightly Inaccurate While he has
paid judgmentsin favor of certain Justices he has
not had time to look over the points in the
claims OF others; but he states that II he finds that
all the points raised by any claimant have been
He intimates that he may have an onset against
the claims OF some, but does not state the nature
OF the Offset. 1t Is probable that the Comptroller
proposes to present contra account against Some
OF the justices who are In the habit OF going to
Saratoga, Long Branch or Europe for the number
OF days absent The HERALD reporter may here
state that his information that the Comptroller
had decided to draw warrants for the salaries OF
all was derived from one OF his subordinates
who certainly ought to know OF the ComptrOller's
m
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK Pm.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BosrON. July IL. 1873
The wool market presents new feature and prices
are unchanged Manufacturers confno their pure
almost wholly to domestic WOOL the clip OF which is
passing into the hands of consumers much rapidly
than last year Ohio and Pennsylvania have been sell
gan well CONDITIONED 47c + as high figure as can
rapidly be obtained. Perhaps slight ADVANCE on
these prices could be realized Tor light wool
in superior order California continues to be
sylyap mia eeces new and old, at ahc Sc Michigan
Maine. Wisconsin and Michigan 46c. 5uc: unwashed
fleece, 2sc a351.c tub, SIC. 54c secured 43c Soc
medium noils, &c; Ohio delalne, Sc Western nm
washed comeing, 4oc &c domestic and Canada comb
Spring California, &c. 35c per h.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LONDON July l2-l23nP M
Erie Railway shares 46h p M-Erie Railway shares.
46A. ~
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKRr.-LIvKRrOOI, July l2-2 p,
M-Of the sales to-day 800 bales American The
market sdull, but quotations unchanged Mddlng
upands, SD. middling Orleans Cd. Safes 1000 bales,
including 600 for specua ton and export Sales of cot
ton shipped from Savannah Charleston deliye rabe
August and September, at 8 $3.50.
LIVERPOOL BREADsIurFs MARKEr-LIvERPooL July l2-
r. M.-The breadstuns market is quiet
LivERrooL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERPooL, July l2-
Evcning.-Bac0n, 40s per cwt for short rib middles
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RAILROAD BONDS

were moderately active and steady. Erie iourths
Sold at IS. Union Pacific frsts at SO, Toledo and
wabash 1rsts at g. do. st. Louis division at 92I5
Toledo and Quincy frsts at ah, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago at 1867, Milwaukee aud st.
Paul. La Crosse division at 81, C., G. and l. G. at
s7X Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Minnesota at
IS. The following were the bids AS amended at
ha calI.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July l2-Sugar-NO II Dutch standard, III a
~! reals per arrobe E1change-Prime bankers bills
quiet; on United States go days currency 20 30
cent premium short sight 81 80 per cent premium
London, "a Il IS per cent premium
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE HALL,
Of the Board Of Education on or before July l6,
furniture and heating apparatus required 70 be
the public schools of the Nineteenth ward plans and
specifications may be seen at the ONCE Of the Superin-
tendent Of School buildings l Grand street RICHARD
i<spA wad
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The carrying rates were az, T. ~ and per
cent The transactions OF the Gold Exchange
Bank are shown by the following dgures:-
Gold balances. .......................s 81 sss 7qa
currency DaiaDcea $3.50. $40
Gross cle2r2nces. 49, $50 900
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FINANCIAL.

pACIFIc RAILROAD (0F MISSOURI
made r. :: sy The ks
6SaS Ss ISL 70
bonds the undersigned hereby Invite proposals TO be
said ;ustss sos having Ssen paid % the under
i. d y S ss
+ 1s =: ssss #
York stating humber SAID bonds osrsS for
* The for as
posas
5 gPxHs 3 sE hSss1s. Trustees.
NEw YORK, July l. 1873
CTANpARp FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY OFFICE
- III Broadway.-New York, Julys. ls7a-A dividend
of SIX per cent 'e%E iH3 a d s S. JOHN Secretary
TRADES SAVINGS BANK. 7s WEST TWENTY
third streetIseven per cent diviiends coupon,
from Juiyl
o1N S1a1 ET1s s,x EsfN
sroosyn Property si71o1 e buy n nN and second
General Manager.
ITO LOAN-s6O 900 AND $780, ON BOND AND MORT
gase IN sums 70 suit Apply toJ MILTON WATER
L invest IN the american Pianoforte Company; no
ssh e5G"ss apply
WANTED FUNDS ON Al PROPERTY IN
W Brooklyn. Address, +. B., box sis Brooklyn Post
XVANrEp-vIRaINIA BONDS AND PAST DUE co.,
Bonds and past due Coupons Memphis city past due
Coupons southern HREST Y5Uea N.Y. New street
XMANTED-THE LOAN OF $500 FOR TWO MONTHS;
w viii deposit merchandise for three times S the
once,
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-rwo 5000 AND ONE
w $4,000 Second Mortgagesi also two 81 Goo First
VEsTGENT, Herald ONCE.
$4,000 sAa ssSs1 GAS sax sos
with principal six months interest due May next:
bx last e S an be-. 5
Herald oficc.
$SO OOO TO LoAN-N SUMS OF 5000 AND
pp to HUGE en- 5 Byos
way.
$12S OOO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT;
gage s.,ea city SpRaE snS
Ill Roadway. room F, basement
Tooaf Bonus. sy .sS TO FsU1I
'n also money '0' FXGI robS s. ISery Street
$24OOOO oa al New ~ s Yass .s SF no
$685. 600 TO hoAMoN CITY PROPERTY
S SsS &c. box S'' r0s' ONCE Eliza
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NTALEER MGUIRE.-NOTICE is HEREBY
1 given that the partnership of McAleer Mcclure,
composed OF the undersigned general partners dis
solved by mutual consent The business of the firm will
be settled by Mr. Mcclure at No. 27S Madison street.
JAMES McALEER,
JUNE g. 1873 JAMES MCGUIRE.
NEW YORK, JULY l, 1S73.-THE FIRM OF BLACK
IN mar. Hart Boyd is this day dissolved by mutual
NJ Thomas Boyd rerns All due to
or 'S SAID n'n Will De 's''s' HESsH
ARMSBY HART
THOMAS BOYD
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Day July " py the Rev. John A. Paddock, D. D..
New York city, TO LAURA VIRGINIA, only daughter
OF b. w. and Helen McKinnon, OF Augusta, Ga
srohEY-DERAIsMES.-At Jamaica, on Wednes-
Gay, Jolly 8, 1873 at the residence OF the BRIDES
mottfer, by Rev. Father Farley, EDWARD A. STOREY,
OF .taples Italy, 10 EMMA J. DEKAIsMEs. daughter
OIL the late John i. j. Deraismes
TwEEDIE-ENNIs.-On Tuesday, July 8, at the
BRIDES friends, Jersey City, by the Rev. s. r. Hal
sew, ANDREW TwEEDIE, OF Brooklyn, TO Miss MARY
ENNIS, OF Liverpool.
Dublin and Liverpool papers please copy.
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FINANCIAL.

REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages md other
Securities Insurance of all kinds effected with best com
pancs. j. j. HABRICH & CO. III Broadway
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Bank Statement---An Uhfa-
vOrable Record.
THE TONE OF THE MARKET.
Gold Tending Upwards 80 The
Reason Why.
Nearly Four Millions Elk
ported ia Six Days.
Stocks Firm---The Causes at
Work.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The Foreign Condi-
ton Dull.
Nearly Four Millions Elk.
ported ia Six DAYS.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The Foreign Condi-
ton Dull.
WALL STREET,
WALL SThEkIt
SATURDAY, July 12-6 +. n.

THE BANK STATEMENT
The bank statement OF the past week, reported
to-day is less favorable than that OF its imme-
date predecessor showing, as it does, a decrease
OF 1872 275 In toe legal reserve. The reserve OF IS
per cent, previously reported, amounted to
$l6,8 0O0 To-day 1t was $l6,435 725. The in
crease in deposits 81, 547, 500; In circulation,
SIS, 600. The specie increase was $l,lO6, 800; in
legal tenders $l6 900. The total increase of lia-
blities, therefore, was So, $685. 100. As compared
with that OF last week, the statement appears as
foows:-
July g. July IL. Differences
Loans. $685. 800 $685. ia 500 Inc ST. 26s 700
Specie ...... 3S,56l,40 34,65S,OOO Inc 1,loe,6OO
Circulation. 27,276,20O 27.29l, 800 Inc. $500
Deposits. 232 400 23s,e16,9O0 Inc 6,547, 500
Legal tenders 49, 10000 as $685. 900 Inc. 161, 800
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total liabilities
JMy5. J,Llv L. Differences
specie. $685. 551, 400 $34 65s, 900 Inc 81, 106 800
Legal tenders AZ, 1873, 600 4S 329 800 Inc l6l 800
Tot reserve ssl, 7le $s2 900 Inc ,2ss 500
Circulation. 27,276,20O 27,2o1, 800 Inc. 1900
deposits 232, 369 400 23S, 900 Inc 6547, 500
Thab't's 1868 e4o 600 $500 2os 700 Inc. $685. 100
% p. C. resv. 64,911 400 66,552,175 -
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Tot reserve $751; 400 $s2 9S7 900 Inc 81 500
C1rcuatlon... 1926, 200 q, 800 Inc. 1900
Deposits 232, 800 400 23S, 916 900 Inc. 6547 500
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

AT ROBINSON HALL, Is EAST sIxTEENTB
"A street, between Fifth avenue and Union square
Dr. +. Haiock lectures At IL p N. Conference at -,
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New Yorker Sangerrunde are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from the German Lutheran
ST. Matthews church, corner Br0ome and Eliza
beth streets. this Sunday afternoon. at haltpas,
one O'Clock.
KEroHUM.-At Stamford, Conn, on Friday June
H. in the ssth year OF her age, MARIA TEN BROCK,
widow OF Joseph ketchum.
KIxBALI.-On Friday. July II. after long and
painful illness, WALTER II. KMBALL, aged AZ years
KERwYN.-On Friday, Juy II, 1873, MICHAEL
KERwyN, 33l East Ihirty-second street, AGED %
years native OF the parish OF Cloone, county oil
Leitrim, Ireland.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vted TO attend the funeral, on Sunday, July IL, ut
one O'Clock precisely, without further notice.
MERRICK.-Un Thursday, July 10, MARGA RET LO-
RErro, daughter OF Tobias Merrick, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. from the residence OF her
father III North Fifth street, Brooklyn. f. D.. on
Mary's church, corner Remsen and Leonard
streets, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
saturday o July nd Md
10y, aged 10 months and IL days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her parents 543 East Eleventh street. to-
day Sunday 18th instant, at halfpast two O'Clock.
MORToN.-At Flushing, Long Island. on Saturday,
years and months.
Funeral to take place from the Methodist Epis-
July H. at two O'Clock p. NJ Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
Chlcago and Richmond papers please copy.
MCENERY-At ner residence. 227 Conover street.
south Brooklyn. MARY, the beloved wife OF Mackey
McEnery aged As years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, on Mon
day July IA, at two O'Clock P. M.
=, McMINN.-At Newark, n. J., on Saturday. July H.
MIS- ANN, wife OF John McMinn, aged "a years
me relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral, nom her late residence, corner Second
avenue and Parker street, Newark, on Monday
afternoon at two O'Clock. 1nterment at Machpelah
Cemetery.
NELLIGAs.-On Friday, July IL, THOMAS NELL
GAN. aged 80 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family, the mem
Ders oil the 1amnaDy Hall Committee and the men,
bers or the Michael Norton Association, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, SO King street, on Monday, July H.
at ten O'Clock A. N. The remains will be taken to
st: Anthony's church. Sullivan street., where a
solemn nigh mass will be offered for the repose
OF his soul.
The members OF the Michael Norton Association
are requested TO meet at their club room, No. 1903
sullivan street, on Monday, 14th inst, at nine A.
NJ to attend the funeral services OF their deceased
President, Thomas Michigan. By order OF
DENIS q. FERGUSON, Vice President.
GEoRGE w. VAN Worst, secretary.
TAkMANY HALL, FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The members OF the Fifth Assembly District Tam
many Hall Democratic General Committee are
hereby notified to attend the funeral OF our late
brother membeL Thomas Michigan. jgow bis late
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-01

Among the important changes
made by the present assessment
law is the provision that taxes may,
hereafter, be paid semi annually
one half on or before the third
Monday, in April, and the remain
ing half on or before the fifteenth
of November following. As we un-
derstand the law, this change takes
effect upon the taxes of 1873, be-
ginning next April. The tax payer
may, at his option, pay one-half Of
his taxes on Or before the third
Monday in April. This will stop
the penalty on that portion of his
taxes. If he does not pay the re-
naming half on or before the ff-
teenth of November following, pen.
atty, cost, etc, will accure upon
that halt. If he does not pay the
first half on Or before the third
Monday in April, penalty, interest,
cost, ect. will be charged upon the
whole amount, and he loses the
benefit of the extension till Noyem
ber.-Logansport Journal.