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Az owL nEronE JUSTICE ocISY.
Col. Charles -. spsucer'. Eioanerce to bc
Heard in tie First District Court-Mr.
ferter's REGULATORY nill.

Col. Charles n. spsueer's Eioaneuce TO he
Heard in the First District Court-Mr.
fertsr's Retniiatory Bill.
A mouth ago the steamer Donnu brought
from Germany, among other passengers Of dis
tinction, one whose name and titles were not
recorded In the passenger list. This was Ger
mnn owl In full feather and good condition,
with a countenance betokening even more than
the solemn and sleepy wisdom usually attri-
buted to his race. Two round black eyes, set
far back beneath the frowning brows, gased
sodstely forth, now and then when there was a
prospect Of a fat and savory mouse, elittering
hercely. His owlsblp was consigned tO Mr.. e.
II. Boeaer, Of ~ west broadway, and at the
house of his country men he solaCed the sorrOws
of exile by looking steadfastIy at nothing, owl
fashion, from morning until night, and inwardly
contemplating his own SURPRISING wisdom.
For some weeks he led this dlanided life. but
at length curiosity got the better OF his Owlish
wisdom, and one night last week he act forth
upon an exploring expedition, from which, like
many other explorer he did not return. Mr..
Boeger and his family were gricvcd NJ the loss of
their pet. and made many unsuCcosslul Efforts to
Last Monday morning abookkeeper at Leonard
street aud broadway saw a strange looking bird
In the back yard, and with the assistance Of u
n,3hrter 1tapt9ryd him; IL wa5 1lr; b2cgers owl
f"9t hnG r n@ ESv Gs b@a LED s o'y
pet, the hookkeeper presented the owl to
Porter brothers OF lGi Church street Mr..
70 a nephew in staten Island but before
the dav was out Mr.. b1rger had hcarl Of tho
finding uf li4 pet, and cdird to demand its re-
turn. Mr.. Porter replied that he would have tho
bird NJ his restaurant on "wednesday, but the
irate German, who wanted instant restitution,
would brook no delay. and entered cvl suit for
th9 rscoyrry Of the ow retaiilny the gallant
tul.tharlps :. Spencer OF the iifth Regiment ,uf
which Mr.. Boegcr H. himself mcWhcrl % his
counsel. The hearing q set down for to-day
before judge Quinn, MIR bocger Lying his
damages AZ SIS.
As soon as the summons was served on him,
Mr.. Charles Porter consulted counsel in turn,
and announced his intention - f-ht the SUIT To-
n bitter end. W zen the owl was urSt given him
u escaped from his hand, and living wildly about
the ruon PLAYED sad havoc with sundry glasses
and decantcrs, and made almost wreck Of one
sido of the tidy bar. A. an intiatory stcp Ia b
Litigation he entered cross SUIT, and nled the
following bill of costs
c. H. Boeger 10 Porter nro;hers. ers..............Dr Dr..
To damage done BY owl belonging to Nr.
Doeger, IN breaking quauitN Uf glassware
behind our bar. also for tcuding, feeding and
Mr. Boegcr says that tho bird was stolen from
his place. When the writer suggested to him
yesterday:
- Maybe the bird flew away, Mr.. Boegcrf"
49, @" Dot bird oh. nen! Dot bird few away!
why he don't can 1cw."
IL Is probable that NJ. Porter will produce the
owl in court this moaning.
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WAS TINS THE MURDERFRy
The MYSTERIOUS Murder In the Eiysian Fields
4 Man who saw tue Car Driver, Berger.
with blood stains I pon Him.

On the evening OF Thursday. January 60
the body OF AN unknown man was discovered In
the Elysial Fields. Huboken. The corpse was
lying in the snow, and warm when found
lie had wound ON the forehead, another on
the lip another on the back OF the head, and a
fatal wound which penetrated the brain behind
the ear. Charles Berger, a German, driver OF n
ear hich had passed the spot within half an
hour Of the man being found was arrested by
Chief Of Police Donovan. The switch turner on
BCrcers car OuTV what were believed t. be
stains Of blood. aud few small human hairs
sud daubs of what closely re>,mbled blood ap-
pClrcd on his clothes. The curved end Of the
switch turner lifted all the wounds precisely.
Indignation meetings were at once started In
HobOken, not 10 excite the police To diligence.
Tut To- east odium Upou 1 h' IN for having arrested
Hcrgrr ON suspicion. The Coroner hurried
through the Inquest. and Berger was dt-chaTged.
A short time H.p an Irsiman, residing next
door to wncrc Berger lived at the time
of the murder, called on Chief of Police
Donovan and said lac rc tdy To testify thdt
ON the ui-ht uf the crime he saw Berger pass
into hi house with stains OF bioud upon nina.
Hc said that the excitement WAS So strong AT
the time u the inquest he Wa afraid TO voluu-
tgrr hts testimony. Tn searching tor Berger
after this Information was given n was found
that he had disappeared, and II Is said that he
has quilted the country.
IL IL remarkable that. IN spite Of alt the eNer-
uou~ used 10y the police, NJ clue to the mur-
derei mans Identity has ever been ascertan,d.
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MIrOR HATEMEYER' TISTTORS.


Opinion Of the Rcformcr-.
A delegation from the German-Amcri-
can Assoeiation waited on the Mayor yesterday
afternoon to invite him to attend their meeting
IN Terrace Garden on the 20th inst. Their chair
man said that the object 4 the meeting was "to
ubliterate the Old world prejudices and opln-
ions, and to unite the different elements Of the
various nationalties in one common bond of
American citizenship" The Mayor thanked
the delegation for their invitation, and promised
to attend the meeting unless his Official duties
prevented.
The Mayor received Yesterday number Of
applications for Commlssioncrships of Charita-
bic Correction. Among the candidates is Mr.
Falconer, preacher, temperance lecturer, and
cousin Of Alderman Flc2ncr, Mr.. Falconer
lns Aldermen Fdiconer and Morris In the corri-
dor he said - am after place"
What do YOU want now - inquired Alder
man Morris.
.,."l want one Of them Commlsslonerships Of
Charitable Correction replied Mr.. Ialconcr.
Then YOU think YOU could oil that position
Yes, s.r," said Mr Falconcr Il Iunderstand
they are 10 have the control Il vaGraut children.
Now II there Is "a man Ia this city who l. thor
unchlv conycrslnt with the habls of yaEraut
| must have II. You will help me, won't Vou 80
lie can do more for you than can" sid
Alderman Morris, pointing TO Alderman F,l-
coner. "whl don't you ask him to help YOU b"
nIo1 S1p 'Fahn FIon .na ne Sa nx ,Tn II J9r IN
ised me place, and now he must give me this
one.
Alderman FalConer said nothing but lo okcd
at his watch, and turning from his cousin,
went up stairs To the Aldermeu's chamber
Mr.. FalConor repeated his request for Alderman
Morri,'s as -istancc.
"You had better 20 in and see the Mayor
now," said Alderman Morris, " / think he is
making out his list
You can bet that my name is not on It,
said Mr.. Falconcr. Then taking of his hat, and
waving 1t, he added, " here Is no chance for -
Ia a. Al ID A IL "A
mnistration.' Then, turning suddenly, he We mt
into the Mayors onicc. within live minutes hc
returned, and addressing Alderman Morris,
said; "It Is as told YOU There is no chance
for a temperance man here
Alderman Morris smiled, and went into c. n.
Pinckneys oldce, and MIR. Falcuner went cut uf
the building,
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,THUnspAY.. July se-FnDuR AND MEAL
s . ssI % X. ;si n.
s5s a5 Scai me- % sSle .lss s
s Western r pr,ns 'S Sscst extras. Sss@s So ssnSs
ss,T s dS e y'ns ,ss w' .s sr5. e sns ssrs
~ trade sa sea f.m,s S'anS. ssSsIc sSS,sssn
shipping sitr.l @ @ ana ny soST. . .npSrns n
ss sins Cor ns.;.oSe'tern neal DC. sass's Brandy
rnoyIticNs--fotk held higher sales about 7p bblss
sd Ss clean .s Sn III R,tJc ssS' a or q ns %
si nSY S"s cc CSi 4.
ck:s Ssss Sss, dS @ I'D S pGse s' , t' wesn
raeJ active ssls. sJt.s az sHe Tor Wcstern SIC n.
.tin9er TENT Dressed hogs nrmcr at eY@i1c; Cheese IN
S Bnief sf uac.nsed sGe state 70 ss ah
CorroS-fhc tone OF the market for cotton on tho
spot duie,i quotations nominal mlddng upland..
when % Vw wcr % Tor % aSS GI 5 T T,, In. hoe 0
25s for speculation. Forward deliveries
bie @o"s 5y oaca 'qF T' =. "s Gsrc % iar ay, %
g,;.; Tor Ansst' s~c; i1r s.p, .nher aud Use. ~
dling uplsnts, SD.
sGNpRils fcirolcum quiet renned, i5.lc. .tor this
s,riiaed tsGsss iors5oi do and SIS si5 for
ana s g. rom store Tsilo% soi T e. % S@s @ 1Sc foi
s sHS4 cds S @ 5ab AZ we sfs2 i a. 1fSf ~
ii Ell m nna di s a. 10y 1 s.e'n ps'r'icn a. g. III
soGtan Ea 5 Tor az '2if ,irsSEea 1%sf i9
wtite aud 81 81 for Iowa sprnr. Cora more active;
salca i31 ~ bush. incuung Kiln dried NJ 49o,l<ci
camcr at 81 jc.i sail mixed at hfns-c. heated, itla
4Hc; White western scarce 1hC: nud yellow at ec.
oats more sctlNei sales fttu bush. go ',c. for
western mixed hy thc boat loads. lots at a. '.cu
~ G.; white ~ 70 o. nnd black Western 1t al c.
rye quiet at 80. tor Western. Peas quiet; Canadian
nc.d 30 uuld and In hulk. w Yjc. 10 quIiity.
t.on nrCiFs- RIO &C fcc In good demand WITH sll q
30 Gags at lhttt lJ4sc golU other Cudcts In
ducCd stock ana nrfi. Eicc IN Vodrrar request. No.
hssc ttm VITA OcSs rcdu ,ed by sacs sugars
active, uut at ratvr Ctsicr price: sIs- 2Nl hhfs,
far TO good r'nnng Cuba - - Sc. and ~ tx a
g. Tor centrifugal ~ tor ciNe und e. ior nolGs es
tugars R,hugd li@ II &c. Tor harris.
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A dow n-iown Merchant recently sued his drug.
gist for mpt to def-aud. lie suffering from
famed Iilncys and asked for DR.. nelmbold's Buchu.
The druggist gave him another kind, upon which tho
pront greater. Instead OF relieving patient
the genuine preparation had always done, the iIntA-
,cn compounl sggrav',el the disease and l,nf and
distressing illness followed The Court after fun
ing. gave Judgment for the plaIntiGwth costs Moral
Buy only the genulue.
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THE WoRKING B0rS' UNION.


The Working Boys Protective Assoca-
tion met last night In room -, Cooper Union.
The attendance Was good and the enthusiasm
undiuinished. Master James j. Joyce, tho
President, being SICK, the Vice-Prosidcnt, Mas
ter Henry Etllnger, presided Secretary Finne-
gan read the minutes Of the last meeting A
letter from Master Joyce was read by the actilg
President reGretting his inability TO attend. lie
wrote because he VIVA anxious To have the boys
keep together and act together. lie wanted to
have the men and women of this great selfish
city know that the working boys are going to
hell each other. When the boys get tO he men
they VIII know how to respect working boys and
their rights. The letter was heartily applaud ii. .
Master EttlingeEspO earnestly for a few min
utes. lie hoped none of the boys would be
downcast, even though the ball Grodnd should
not bc obtained this summer, II they continued
nrm and united Iompkns square would yet be
wanted more public baths, and they would hLVO
on the Eth inst. 10 apply to the Park Commls-
ING ut IL. Minds, j. u. katzcnstcin, Louis " hite.
the Park Commissioners had appointed COM
mittee 10 discuss the question, and that their
report would he gwen TO the hoys a. soon a.
possible. After tis meeting the initiation fee
will be raised. new room will soon he oh
tanned for the especial use of the assoc lat ion.
New names are added TO the iist of members.
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Mr. Richard Taylor and Mr. Shirwin, a com
mittee from the Methodnts. waited on Police Commi,
slonelR Russell and Duryee yesterday morning, and
asked for nine police officers guard the camp n1c
ing which opens AT Sing sing on the 5.h proxmO. The
Commissioners assented although they doubted they
ha. pOwt tu send the police out of the county, lnc
comat tee however, w'yuld have 20 pay them sS2h
day the committee pie dod want nj funds; IL haO
cost $500 10 build lodging house and t3A for otter
matters and there would he no income except from the
lodging house and tents detective Bennett they SAID
would be worth dozen men, II they would bat send
HIM. IL was ultimately agreed To scnd tDe men, the
committee and not the city " pay them
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Thursday, July 2i..-Rereipts "
bctNes we're lo cas- VI ,i'O mead ttasiER al snce
Monday aEain. 3ti Tor IN t1ur time last nA The
demand was iHir and The market about the
rcuOrteu yestcrd1V. Very poor to very good lex
veru sold at ~, iu. and common 10 PRIME nat We
81 Crs a. lV4~lt',C. = r.
AfriNa = Df sheep ard lambs were = cars, or j.lt
head, .akng lu2 since Monday - ust 1929 for lc
'ain" time last week. Sacs were rst.rmcV slow for
hoth sheep and lauhs, and number II car loads
muinyd unsol st the cioc Shcrp ranged from lhc to
&c R., and lamb from s'Er. tO lHC. =.
fOrtN ave cara, or btv2 hogs were ceivCd, king
l3 aNj riace Monday, against tl,6Y9 for the
lat week Non- were often alive. CIT dressed hs 81
steady 1t t}tF1 &c. = n. and tur slaughter, r.
th m tat the rOs uf ihr hog anOrt ,sc. n mora
thnm the Nllirrs ur. nov MN ".
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BEAR-DURLAClI.-On "wednesday. July o. by tha
Rev David knhOrn, Vt the residence of mon August,
fslr samuel Bear 20 Miss LmnA DurlArh, both OF tIa
citl. 80 cards.
JARRETT -GIIDFRSLFEVF AT Flushing. I. l.. IN
Tu,su.y July -, lh3 hy the Rev. y. ". tuAklug, ID.
u, hr Ma : Jarrett % Miss Mary \. Glldc slecye,
both Of Sew York city,
COLLINS hAknl.-on Wednesday. Jaly 2, at 81.
AIMS Episcopal Church. hN the Rev. John Chamber
iail Nouzo Collins TO Chrtln' L. HlriS, tiUghteF ot
thr sir Austin Hardy, Esq, Of SpottrWood, w.
NONE-FltLp.-in brooklyn, on SUNDAY, July 90. by
the kcv. DAVID j. Patterson, Charles W. NIsc of rOcE
hu To tanuic Guy Ficd, daughttru of lacharI L. ii "
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ffSANCfAL xND OnMERcIL

THURSDAY, July A--P. M.-Though the
Aggregate volume Of transactions at the Stock
Exchange was small. a strong market was de-
veloped in the early trade, which finally r,sulted
IN an active business and establish the highest
prices OF the day IN the late dealings. The chief
features Western Union, Pacific Mail,
Ohlos, Lake Shore. New York Central, and
Northwestern common-thc last named having
been specially prominent and developed much
strength In its steady advance from 6eH At the
morning TO "A ia the afternoon. Western Union
was, however, the chief feature of tie day. and
rose ? cent. to oi'i, with the highest price in
the final trade. The short interest In this stock
Il large. and still higher figures are confidently
predicted 10y the Commudorc's friends. Pacific
Mail symp .thized with the upward movement,
and under the influence Of reports that the
company had to-day arranged for It's temporary
necessities through a loan from tae Panama
ltailroad Company the stock rose to 3ss. New
York Central and Lake shore were strong, and
Ohlos recovered to 3-s. The general market
was buoyant It Il close and gayr indications II
further active speculation tl-mlrrpw.
The total number of shares dealt in was IL
81, OF which Western Union renresemtcd
i.1u; New York Central, 3.lJl: Lake Sh.rr,
3.ttsi; c., {. y |. C., 300 Rock Island, ..luO
Ma9arn. so l mon Iac,hc, i,Go -; P4al'
mama. rs Hannibal and II. Joseph 20 aud
Dclaw are, L"ohawanna and Western. 100.
Cola was more e. tive at lower prices. The
duCtiun iu the bank OF England discount rate
g. 4 "a cent. and the lower quotations for Tor
el-n cNthluse cNortcd dcpips. ins effect. and
considerable amount, of gold were thrown
overheard 10y the large local speCulators. THIS
caused decline from llj. 10 lbA., with 1nd
sales AT lljh.
In gold loans the rates paid for having balances
carried RANGED from & cont. To Hat. with IN
NEGOTIATIONS al T. cent. tp Hat The tot.tl clear
ines Of thl Guld ENrhaug" ialN were t6i iN3 40 gold
haltucrs tl5l1H5' ana currency balances Sl,131 e.
rh" 'uh rrv4su, redeemed til m called bohis. AID
prii ott IA coin mt rest on The public debt SiNi,'u,
NlLCh WITH previous dlshu -Cmtuts make the total
regiments of N" May and July interest up to date g.
he iftasx fita prifts
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|, CHAPTER or HISTORY,
,rrJyyr 10 EILL TIFE SEW
~ -" DS
.n.,.,i.d Narration BY VIZ. sewsrrs hesi-
al ,t..uIh ~ Washington.

A Dstairh '"'' ,,-.t...,
''' o..,,.,. u,,n,y u.,r,,..
non "' -, % a.. ,.,,. 49,. a,a
AZ thc hrehkiiR OUT oi ehe "h' w wv"
Nv w. in the Cabinet, and alt his SONS,
rt Sc"Nu w -, A,.,,,.,,s I'm the .er.
william Froderi W. ""i H"-NS'"s' =" Wv
,r,'r country.
We ', .t man " letters was selected hy
Fr'l.r'"' 10 "''' w. =. :, ,.,.....,., -,
,tctncrA i.. coldJh'"l III VIC p'P'' '"'''' w
rub g.. position " A .i-.tnt secretary.
ttAe hail r,u,,n.s. ION hs nav.
Augi.tu' "''"' "''" '''' ''' ." w.
..t,r ia. fl. rr. guar army nc L. Ei"h hh'' "'
W'"
W., ''' .. . ,,,r,, t,,cr,ttvs lu.lncss aV,.tu,
william l'I' - WI '''''''''
.,e and baby. and. as Colonel Of thc Ni',h
NJ" ,,,. I,,tu,. ~ Nou,.n.,y Ir i..-
Of s'a. a.''' ~ ,...,
tr..-... nd wa. W1pu '' I'' N"t'h
ia. r.-..I b ',.. rnrN "' hfl- - N.
u,uo.us at i"t F'Dtc. "a
,bc r....... U. Dob N'~ ''iIed Wltu al acute
.u. I'O'. iic Vt- u.' DO. h0 ~
10 "H '.t . ~'r'''N- 'n 'n,Fe. W u'
h. .'...I..+. .H. IS. 'r ,h' ttr rV.
..... t.t ''r'l uIN- hr i'S l'lW"tn re
sruG. .I't '- 'n..' ..''i.u' ,n ..s
N'u w" ,Hpp 'L,uh'N
U '.'' .' TOT. '' '.'"' '. i'' ''h '. D., ,
,... Isi-I..rd Z, hi. want. wan
r'rb ...rrti ard Mgui.c t'crnd love
a -,I,t .Hl Ii- cuu,al'sccugr brought
.... or heruiuD~. iu mat housenu'l.
wt...rt cS c.eivr demons .ruii iit..
...l l.i,.J. thr NIu ar As he l'tlu'
.. .-.,'... r,c.nrpeudsi temir'rir'
f,|f..tt .i,d ,ul.rrd uin to nt- hun.a
H. ,...l Ir.fs I' uui r'''t -rgatl,, ud
.... . "a -..rt.iS ,ttfv. hflt lev Wcr.s
t... .I . ..f'o .tll r.'i.tniur w h,- system
.....4 uiI. .I. Lt.ous Ioliu OF NIAuIl
g. ,f. OH, f-f ~ November VI. sew ri rt-
..... 20 .I..tit tttriN 40 with hiu
t.r tl.i 81. .cit r'l = tpI. -rJHi - .f.f
IA. .,... .... 90 i'...i liam, utd gwen bat
i,I...... .,. r,t. ..tIs tf hs ON. Furnished
...r. .t.l... lt .trpauicd hV his daul uter
p ..U. .i. al.u.st mscpurnnlr companion
....... .. l.. \lI..tu.
... ..,,.,,n A. &nr ~n,uS,rrn
Nh' N' w." - - ~
nHr ''i'- i"'' Journey hccoilN or-ed 80 trre-
tN '''' '' b hlu. me iMuc .l9vsS'u.l "
4 o. .rH. .' ir. th' 1'hhvWIeuEcu leHuet
otto I,.fH.i 'iy' W.- n"t Elected az e
rUH'.tt'ti O. fN 'rrl'ch'N ~ ~ a. put ny
OU,>, .f v.'| 'tr hrtr'' ni unlity. t"t
fr.r.H .I' i.. U' s,hsiiiNe vii that -th-
Ir.t Nt. '' N''h hl- lt'h "lu uiitl-
lt'.. Ur-. Dr. i..i'W WIS ~ pitcrnc,s or o.
uyu. ' .t ..'' t' hlN voice. " y. uaI
tAi .N. at. "n t' hc''mc inc Ch',t Matls-
IT,, .Iri t. ''rNtHl-tll WAcn uls party
t.t... q .t..|. lc mt" lnWer u M|s
tt .i i' r /" "l'r dt>ltr ~ t'rNl'E ne
C.uh.i' r.'" i.iu .u..I. lil~ rrVN was
"r.. leader t..,l Tsrty % country like ourt
L., a., ,tIu ua. il' u.'s bee tiup Duih,rous A.
t'l. I'd. e., h, " '' sag IT, -, t',t ION ou inu-,
~ p,,. ''; ~ ',,,st sn,'V, ~ ~
% .,'r'r '., AZ 80 -, tI y. sciic, : L '' @
Tvs ne the .,4UaiI.. fl4r, Nj Lincoln rossrss ID
Il. M. arce-.,it 4gaIG ajioas 10 rtprcsrpt our
T8r., and D..u- ~. rAratNcn un,uoen. had DOT 10
c'ntnt "i4 iHe, 'htiYsiii,s 80 rally niir>halcd
- ~, .,' A." .t,l' nn Z ~, vt.Ilu.tc a., ; ii' u"
The sun., 1873-07-25

Is much hcttr- than lager beer summer bevcr.
asf. II u the eteast Of on. One ounce Of good tea.
Ctt4u too cents. viii mlk" tau /! cups OF tea.
uar pound costing a. being equal T. pounds Of
sing q. Thu br,t tea for uec Is Ooonr or thee
parts pnlong aud one part breakfast Japan Greeu
tca winch vii cost, OF good quality, toe hne, sJc.i
Tie i,ii-iiah5 largely wish sugar and ice
ulit.
Where q itf good tea;
curnr- tif.Ii IT,. Hpd 2. - Il JY. near i'tu q.
On the esst side, at MtisEL'e 35 Grand It,, corner
Norfolk.
The sun., 1873-07-25

SMITH In y city o. Scw Nqrk. ON tho cith dav of
Ju.y. 10y tie H'u Calvin h. Pratt Justice ut the 81,
prcme Court, Ini o.nrlA smith from tnas. Saith.
The sun., 1873-07-25

The DAYS business at the L. 5. Suh-rrcasury was;
Go4d receipts, sSS2i ~; gold layntuts a3- y..l
gold balance, spn 80 os cngrgncy rcccpts 'S9ti7t6,
t21;St 1HiS. Customs, s4Sllsn.
lhe Treasury balances at ~ close of business IN
Washington were; Currency. sViattN0; and colH. So,
Wlno, Including tt3,Sanu coin 6 uncatcs. The inter-
nal revenue receipts footed up S-Gpo, The total
toms receipts for the week cndiag luy !! ampnrtHd
y.1nJo. The Pank Of tnglg nd ggiucl egpcto In hul
Hon to-day, and for the week An N7 The Bank Of
France also increased It's bullion duriny the week
6lul!h francs. The specie ship uents to-day wee
t,.suu, OF which sljl0O was In gold coin.
Foreign exchange was tul and heavy, with the ratcs
nomlnl ly 40 ir'. for hhlay nis and iOZ Tor short
shi, hut IN actual trade there were concessions
Ia. Frent.
At the Treasury sale Of 81 0lOo gold bids eic.
u 90 tAe cNteut OF f9l3l % pricps ming from
llui To li15l aud The U-s were made Al rs gj to
1851.
Money was easy at to4g cent. on cAll throughout
The day. StuCks were turned 81 5, T. and coat tine
latter r.fc laNlu- been Uu lalun lAchc and Ohlus.
GHyrru1l NJ firms accommodated AT SO and ia
d sy1uuts tlcrr Wus a far tr "a" at b ,ti.
Speculation In GoNerum NJ securities was more
tive, atd good huNius .uaui WIS observed. lht
Wtnhn IS Il god caused slight decline Ia prices ~ the
noon hoard, but there subsequent recovery, and
tur WArhvt closed strong.
I'm ~ ~. . IA a u
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sletMI llontes.
hEw NoRh rUMOR uI~rEN-ARI

NtW toth FtMDR Dl~PEN"ARb,
ldl tt-t 3uu nt, cor. ga AZ,
Oprl trou \. NJ 10 l. VI.
lndlg, pcrsu.s iil ~ "Ith eAAcrf, or nnnluArg
mani tu.uur- arc treated lrCc.
Try 10 call al 30 a, NJ.
BENiri - of cutiu' HAIR and N'IrN.rs plaCtic al
y Illustrated al ~ Fut,a ST. corner FIHl st shaw <,
10 Cculs,
ROYAL IiNNNNA LOTTERY OF IA.
sruM IN lriirs cv rs Il days luf0y 1Aioh turnl u.
ed pri~s c.hod, ori rs hlied, SpaY bAhA 6lls ani
Governments ~ huu.ht.
TAlLUl a 90, is4nGcrp, II Wall st., New York.
HAVANA LOTTERY.
Circulars sent ana information gwen.
j. Is. MAXI f.l a CO.. bantgrs,
10 Wall st., Post once boz t,5s5. NeN fotS
The sun., 1873-07-25
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MINIATURE sLNANAC-rHts p.r
sun - sun scts...... ,. Moon rtaig. ~
HtGu WATER ruis nNI.
ssnly HOns 30 Gov. tslana.. "a Hen Gaze 10
The sun., 1873-07-25

No more splitting Of tooth powders Rna
Tablets.
The sun., 1873-07-25
NJ An RIED.

sands. bE>lILER's Pills a sure cure No poison.
The sun., 1873-07-25


CHRlsrlE-on July "a. Gusse, youngest daughter os
Jac..934,ga Mar Danstr, ascd m.n'1 nd g day.
Mete CaIgy, sifC o. Ge@rgg H. oanr' AL! young 4
Funeral on saIqrday, Jul, -, At O'clock iron, her
mi" rri4isncS 81 fi,t ~ l9as' n.l@N "a ~
of hcr plrtnts loIi III, -, e. i.it II ONLY child I
WIN ). nj Mary !. Kern ;au, in the Iitn!ear Of hsr
rhc relatives and friends are invited to aueud the
,.h!NG. ou tnr ~ INST. At her A'c re. dcncc Il
Ea.t ~ ~. sus9 l>ns, As.d :! yeass n! =, da,s
copal Cnur,h n, corner o. ieih IT, and ed Ird y,
t.girend' u Gcr sous trederick. Jonn. api Joss9,
and souI.itW, John -. latue are respectfully rrqut,U
ca to altnn. lne fch'ihs ~ill he lL'err'd IA Ne"
,L@tENo6p. Al Wc4ssIq, y. y 3i' iu,,,., N-rJ
j., eldest d1usnier OF ulls lockwood OF tlis city.
MOORE, sad1,aly, ,oa i4nr.4a,y July =. Annie
trr OF James hcAllster Lsq, aged 10 yeArs, Hont',
SgSS & fqnerl an hTyaSl %yaa5sSsl;,y uv o. u,rs,r.,
Louisa, Youngest cill OF enacl H. aud Aarak . N
Esliye. ah ir"nds src iattct to attend III funer.
GSnic dsoa n e. a.I Sca SSSSS SSr. 'O1 her late "
To bloom in Heaven.
OEFrFF on WcIu, ,day, July p, sf,,I long 10
eeS TS 1 Iksif ,a & 1s, Ts'S @, Si S. R.4''' eou .
INC rcltyt! and fr,cn3s Of thc finiy are rcsp,rt-
fny laNued TO attcnd the funeral t'ls ltr4a,l al
il sii."Ia lrooalyn July e. u.nora Eu.l. aged 6
E;L4yc, ald ticnd. arc r,,pecrfin, ,nuted 70 At
thence tu 81 Jotn's Cuurc't, at lJf A ". aud irlu
thcucr o. lluly truss Al 3's u. Al.
iitlIEi.. ON Tuesday, duN y, 1873 0,vlrcr
lCutcr, ut Cultu. Vu. an ir -ut's disease the Ia
ueys, aged 81 Years, month, Aud 9 days.
4. VI, 7ud lu.t. .d stItc. Lodsr. 2I, snD q. N,'u
pvCtuy invited iu attend tur iui.lt ruf IA ltt'
residence 1iJ south 5'h t., HrooklJn T.. n, Ca tr4Y
JuY A,tt f.. A..
lfNtt loout No. $50. F.ANp A. N..nret rom: io'
o d.. rNy -unI'rpp"d to aurnG Hp'c.il 'tuIu .i q
ton OF thr luugc 20 nr meta t tn' uu-, tuturr h "
cry and b,rrnrr e., trday, Ia" 2ah u, At \. "
rhurp, tor tlt uarr ut 'l nE thr Ia tribute OF 10
- cc % our "a u,ulhcr, Josrp4 OF, ,rnA ,.,,, =,
tN lTucr oi Ek MARTIN, VI.
NJ. A.. lLItSAS, See rctlry