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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMESr-lOl oCLocKA. NJ.
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eau Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHO0L.-The
sixteenth ANNUAL TERM Of this nItaon vii eenmesee At
Grtt JoBs Lai,Tettspat WEDNESDAr Oss l.
1873 Graduates admitted 10 the Bar sthoa farther elimination
Fo catalogues or information Of study ke address IliEO
DORB W.. DWIGHT Professor. ke
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5n6trl1IloH.

For Boys and Young Men-clty.
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ 252 Madsog-aye.
school hours Ga m. 70 2 = v N.
CLASS for YOIING GENTLEMEN will be
n re.uri Sent Is by THOS ASH No " East SnteeHthst
Eprly from 10 70 ~ N. C.rculan seat On apphea'oo'
NHARLIRR FRENCH INSTITUTE
~ FOR BOYS AND YOUNG GNrLEh-N,
l2G anI I2S East rwcnJ iourih-L
HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
kreieenth wear beyIus Sept ~
Colers West PoL Annapolis Fi'A'D '''AD span
lfh. &C. c-....t.-
'I"h"J h'I"''iD'' PROV. CHARLlER,
ufrr.or aud Proprietor.
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Daneins Araoemies.
DODWORTH's CLASSES for ID ANGLING,
N. No. 2l2 Fihu-sye., corner Twenty sixth st.,
Are open for the
Tve, we,L-aonds, and Thursdays Tnesdsys and Phiay'
Wednesdays ssd Saturdays
Once a reek-ssturasy morning, and Fndsv evenings
Gsntemea Monday and THURSDAY evening,
Send for circular
nJJMARs DANCING ACADEMY, "a West
~ Foubst, Boadwiy Private AID class lessons EVERY
DAY taught perfectly garter ali In private lessons
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Mem Publications.
IARION HARLAND'' last and best Novel,

THEORY earnestly debated at The recent Portland Scientific
mes VIZ, ''' A' Address THB TRIBUNE New-Yor
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safes Of State i,onds-Rairoad Bonos-BanE ana Rail
Ionl-ErDTfss SLOchs DC

C.eve 4 Piiis ca
24...... 7fLg
100 bee 7sz
Panama
20 .hC. "a
& q AIR
3D.. 7OL
n J Centrai b. X
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DRIVATE INSTRUCTION gwen IN Classics,
Mathematics Ensh branches Special attention given
r college. Goo c reeNHcos. Ade s. j. DlAB No % LeI8g
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CCH0oL OF MINES, COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
For Young Ladies-City.

CHARLIER INSTITUTE
" FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
1877 MADISONAYB
BELLIES LETTRES CLASS advanced pupils With tpecA refer
Literature History &C. Attendance FROM 10 l24 French
included.
ACADEMIC COURSE thorough and complete
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, with INFANT a iof Little -rs rho
learn read. Object lessons
French, German, Drawing, Light Ggmna'tcs Re.
Mr.. Mrs ELIsEE CHARLIER PRINCIPALS
BTbe LECTURES will begin early November. Former pupils
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THE MONEY MARKET.

oFFTCIAL REPORT NJ s7ocK ExcHAY0E sALEs.
oCT 90 1873.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,. GALVESTON: July 81, 1873,
Cotton steady; good ordinary, AHc. l6c. Net re.
NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 1879
gross, 1853 sales, $40; last evening, 500 Stock, SziS
MOBILE, July 81, 1873
EsSer Sales "a Stock bales
SAVANNAH, July 81, 1873
ss ssssp s Sas s fG s ss SOCK Tsn @
CmARLxsroS. July 81, 1873
s ssiRt' S0 bales Exports '0A''"'' 'n sales o. Stock
Soof Ss do Canal :iDm Sasne M
sSss.s. ssIs ss aa as
Is S,Se
s $ NSss ssa duh sna lover w sas:
Ssssa 4 u Corn @ "a 81 al. Is
e Psr Ss sp 49, 10 ga a ae str Strictly ' PRIZE nc
No. e 's s oss dS Sus t clown Of @
a, SarsS malt prime
Provisions unchanged.
higher Tor cash under Tho influence ola corner Which
sd s1% x:1s
By e ga Hsa. a s At ana 20 s
e
seliseTy 81 :sioSi; rel rsIe e aaIl sss
demand At see .rsr s6'Sc ss. for Nos mixed.
in fair demand and firm AZ nc for 10 cash; 2ssc,.
&c. for No Barley dull and nominal; sales at s0c
a slHc.. seller September Provisions quiet and un.
UNCHANGED at re, cash Bgkmeats and bacon I'm.
Corn to buffalo 5hc,; wheat to Do SC; Receiptsso 900
bbs -four $4,000 bushels wheat 257 900 do corn, 1000
Sp ana a and ss DO n os
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GUILD llOH lAO6.
The cnange In the condition Of the gold market
has been immaterial. The community appear to
have become accustomed to present ngures and
there is no general expectation Of a considerable
decline in the price. OF least in the immediate
future It Is noteworthy that several BANKERS
and importers have recently taken advantage Of
pending figures and purchased sundry amounts
for precautionary purposes. One million OF dollars
was sold by the government to-day, for which
there were bids to the amount OF nearly 49, 0OO oOO
The awards made at from 1876 to 1877 lilo.
The market opened at 115X and advanced to 115X.
at which price it was firm until alter two O'Clock,
when, 1t being reported that Secretary Richardson
would probably sell six or eight millions during
the month Of August, as possible measure Of re-
lief to certain members of the Syndicate said to
be "short' OF gold, the price receded to 1l5a, at
which figure the market closed. The fluctuations
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Raid ON . Gambling House.

Raid ON . Gambling House.
Michael Meaney, James Walker and James
Brady, who were arrested in the gambling place,
ht oo2 Broadway, on wednesday night, were
brought up before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market
Police Court, yesterday afternoon. The complain
ant, Adam Zakrzewski q Pole, testified that on
the 19th Of July he was in the establishment and
was there victimized out of s315 In money, his
Rnd Dilks who had charge OF the ease, pronounce
it one OF the most notorious places in the city, It
having been run by those VIGOROUSLY engaged in
what 10 called the "skin game" The rooms were
thoroughly cleaned by the officers mentioned, who
found evidences that the games played there were
fraudulent in the utensils used. The prisoners
We're held to answer.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAnxEr-LoNpoN July Sl-l2 80 p. NJ
Consols tor nopey ON; for tho account, 92M ga
United states hye.twenty bonds, 1865, Old s4h Erie
LosnoS, July |4A5P. M.-consols for the account,
s1I United States nvc-twenty bonds 1865, old, slA
1928. 94l,.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARis July SIP M-Rcntes. 56f Soc.
FRANKFORT BouRsH. FoRr July 3l.Uned States
FIVE twenty bonds. 96M for the issue Of ls62 .
LvYRpOoL CoTToN MARKEr-LIvRRPooL, July 3l-5 r
MOf the salss to-day $500 bales were American Sales
Of cotton shipped RON sssahnsn OF 1 NOT
from New Orleans, below good ordinary deliverable
Savannah or Charleston, October and November. at
SiS pss msdd nfS 6rieana %
ket rates were reported as follows at one o'clock
ding uplands, $40. sgd. mlddng Orlea ans Cd 9fd
Sales 5 600 bales including $500 for speculation ex
port.
LIyxRpooL Pnoy.sIoss M4R.sr.-LIvssrooL. July 81
245P M-PorK, 64s. per cwt for mess.
PsrRoLEux Manufacturers, July N-Petroleum
3si4f for fne oae American
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A Servants Suicide.

Annie McCennery, aged twenty-five years, o ser.
want, died at her Cousins house, All Hicks street,
Brooklyn. early yesterday msrning from the effects
Of Paris green ADMINISTERED by herself the previ.
GUS evening. The deceased had been In this coun-
try for about two years and never stayed more than
fortnight in any place where she engaged as SER
want. she was OF despondent disposition, and
latterly being unable to obtain situation, she be-
came thoroughly discouraged. Her sister de-
scribes her as being exceedingly proud and having
q great dislike to working as o servant. on
and cousin she went into an adjoining room and
took the poison. She said that she was tired Of
life and did not want to 'lve outu any IonCer a
doctor was summoned, but all efforts to save the
WOmans life were in vain.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
A Slight Reaction in the
Stock Market.
p RIO e S e SIZE r.
The Lull Believed To Be Only the Pre-
cursor Of More Active Speculation.
GOLD STEADY--115 7-8At15 SD
The Secretary Of the Treasury
Sells Another Million.
FROM 4 TO 3 1-2 PER CENT
The Rate Of Discount Of the Bank Of
England Reduced.
RAITRnAn RONnS STRONG.
GOLD STEADY--115 7-8A115 So
The Secretary Of the Treasury
Sells Another Million.
FROM 4 TO 8 1-e PER CENT
The Rate Of Discount Of the Bank Of
England Reduced.
RAILROAD BONDS STRONG.

WALL STREET, /
THURSDAY, July 31-6P. M.
on Change to-day cotton was in better demand,
but at easier prices. Flour remained dull and
heavy. Wheat was In good demand, but lower,
while corn was quiet and steady.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The chief interest which attaches TO the foreign
market is In the fact that the great prevailing
on the other side has warranted the further reduc
ton Of tho rate Of discount Of the Bank OF Eng
land from 4 to 3K per cent. This caused an ad-
vance In the prices of American securities and
gave generally firm tone to the rest Of the stock
market. Tho rate OF discount on three months
bills in open market was 5-16 per cent below the
Bank Of England rate. The bullion in the Bank Of
England increased soc, 900 during this past week
The amount of bullion which went into the Bank
Of England on balance to day Is f203 900. The rate
for money at the Stock Exchange on government
securities was per cent less than that OF the Bank
Of England. Prices at the close Of the day as
follows:-Consols for money, 92H; consols for &C
count e2x q 92X; fve-twenty bonds or 1866 (od),
OAK; fve-twenty bonds OF 1857, 94H 94H; ten
forty bonds, ok; new fves, COX 90X; Erie Rail-
way shares, I7,<; Illinois Central Railway shares,
81; new French loan, OK per cent premium. In
Paris rentes were buoYant at 56f 6Oc. The increase
in the specie of the Bank Of France during the past
week was 1000, 00OG In Frankfort 1ve-twenties OF
1862 were 06x. In Amsterdam American securities
were steady and unchanged. Union Pacific shares
were quoted at "a.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The unchanged condition Of AFFAIRS in this depart
ment renders comment unnecessary. Money is
easy at Q per cent, and foreign exchange steady.
The quotations Of the latter are as follows
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ANOTHER DROWNED BODY.

Yesterday morning, about six O'Clock, ofncer Ed
wards, of the Twenty-eghth precinct, found the
body OF an unknown man, about thirty-nve years
OF age dve feet four inches in height, with brown
hair and wniskers, noating in the dock, between
piers As and 40 North River. Deceased wore o
gray undershirt blue flannel undershirt, dark
green pants, blue overalls and congress CATERS,
but no socks. The remains were sent to the
Morgue where they Will be kept as long as possible
for Identification. Coroner Herman will hold IN
INQUEST on the body.
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CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Better Demand and EASIER
Flour Dull and Hcnvy-Wheat Lower
Corn and Oats Firm-GrOceries Firm
Pork Firm - Lard Easy Freights
characterization Easier-Naval Stores
Quiet and steady-Whislkey I'm
changed.
THURSDAY, July 31-6 P. M.
Business was still slow to-day, although there
was some movement in dry goods hardware, &C.,
trade in which increases somewhat from day to
day. AS q general thing, however, business is
light and the Fall season seems to approach but
slowly. The movement In breadstuns continues
moderate, the difference between the views of
buyers on foreign orders and the sellers being con-
siderable, tending to circumscribe business on
Change materially. To-day -four continued dull
and heavy, although prices were not quotably
lower. Wheat opened hrm, but subsequently
closed about 1c per bushe lower for Spring, the
decline resulting IN fair business being consum.
mated for export. Corn was quiet, but firm, par.
ties generally apart In their views. Oats were
quiet but firm. Cotton moved rather more freely,
especially spot lots but prices easier and the
ket closed irregular. Freights very strong and
rain rates again irmer. Provisions were quiet,
with pork ruling steady and lard easy. Petroleum was
dull and easier Naval stores were quiet and unchanged
Whskey was steady, but closed heavy.
CorToS-The market for cotton the spot fairly
active irregular prices which generally indicated
decline hc. Id. Some sales reported lower
prices The market closed weak and irregular. We
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THE COURTS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.
bf the lease.h
inc Court found In favor OF the plaintiff for the
whole amount claimed with costs and allowance.
romDS POLICE COUNT.


home Again.
Charles Back, of rs Hubert street, was arrested
fest4fday morning BY Detective Dick Fields, OF the
Filth precinct accused Of having stolen Q gold
watch and chsin worth 800 from Mrs. Mary Ross,
bf105 Essex street. Back had returned but a short
three years. sentence for shooting police olcer.
During his stay In State prison ne became
scaaanssd with a Ekn the mother q Mrs
She requested him to call on her daughter and de-
liver message to her, which ne did While in Mrs.
She took from Q bureau drawer containing the
watch and chain. Back saw the articles when sno
s s when she e s
ptracted them and put them in his pocket When
he was arrested the chain was found in his posses
TO answer charge OF grand larceny. BE win prob
ably return to bis old home up the river for Ave
Two scoundrels Captured.
Ellen Drlscoll. o POOR, Woodworking woman, liv-
Ing at Factoryville Staten Island to this city
yesterday morning for the purpose OF buying some
household necessariss She went to o grocery
store at l42 Liberty street and while negotiating
the purchase Of some groceries she laid her pocket
Goox containing ~ on the COUNTER eri Two well
and Frank Robertson entered the store and one Of
them Knocked the pocketbook on the moor and the
nen who had seen the transaction informed
Mrs. Drisc0 OF the theft and she in turn told the
aGtS w Oincer murphy OF tine Liberty street pOllcc,
who soon after arrested the thieves. They were
brought before Justice Hogan and held without bail
shopltfting.
Charlotte Newman who was arrested in Decen-
Der, 1872. for shoplifting In the store OF James
McOreery Co., on Broadway, and who was ut the
time indicted by the Grand Jury, and subsequently
Jumped her bail. which was placed at $1,000, was
arrested on Wednesday evening by Detective Null
Jim. OF the West Thirtfeth street police: She was
brought before Justice Hogan. in the Tombs, yes.
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rfw YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST 1s7s-wrH SUPPLEMENT-

SSa ansSsoa:
WIssfTho market opened atast bu., .sdy sufss
ssss s!.ss s%.ss "a 4
as business ~! wss % good w for export
s5les Tor. ~ sS%%:n i = tsr q So =
Isi'
= $oS Sa sssss. r. 3 en- \;
g. ssRsmssr was quiet 'f sus about
seaay the snss we're about % bushels at SOC for
sse Tor sail, aud SIC sssc. high mixed to yellow
he sa a% o
& ssr SST s wns rye % %ely
not an dealt In anS nd remained entirely nominal
ss 5ss With grain ss
Steady IN s In S s was VA. high sl
business but were in
:$:s sss Ca
wsss ssS ia psS% tRs '1s%f's re o
SSsseS bacon &C {: g. "
rye xu. sa PrlS Ss f Ssmss
srsct 81 to EiGss Zoo Ssl. refined petroleum
SSsf: ss ss
sSs s9S saSas
sTisS :%R SS S!sS HsSSSSSSS
hence pc on an Austrian
az As1 p11s ss.s IS ss% s
PhiIsSslphs q Beson genera. cargo private terms
Plate lSnbe bsr sasb sbo TO s ShS
ssgsf hence to the north side OF Cuba and back sugar
MoLAssEs Tho market continued very quiet; limited
fugai and mixed. iSo 22c. do. clsycd &c. 2ec /;
g. Sss.s &C.. English 81 81 Islands, as'?s
e ~ G III 81
prices; Resin quiet and unchanged. Strained
sr ssssS 1851 20 as'f
s ,sS ;s sssp v
aSa sSsy usss s ans
20!
XXI aph d ss1s z g
manned dpi and entirely nominal II tfs absence 81 d.
hoard Sss ss Ss'
81 %ss
s
g. ssausd s su Sfs and
r.. ;..! .s.as s. ma sa
$3l extremes tor Southern aud Western Out meats
e ss'
and $50 smoked hams at i5c LardEThe market
Dash The sales comprise 500 terces August at ssc
LOCO erces September private terms 500 tierccs
Tor October at SIC. City lard was quiet but steady at
S salsi demsna continued fair in distributing
way for both domestic and foreign. and the market
firm The sales include 70 tierces of Carolina at sc
Pst9a at nc. also Loco bags Of angoon in bond,
sYsAR There was considerably more demand for raw
higher. heard 50 Sf sales Of haas and i bexcs
hhds SSd 10 boxes q mOla S;ss sugar H.
market closing strong at the appended quotations as
Scj fair 70 good fair Txe, 5000 e prime, sso:
choice SIC osniTifSsst bids snd Boxes sES =
q 6hc,-- Hays na...Boxss Dutch standard, Nos lo9
as s' o., ~ S'c dc S o s s IS sSG
1880 white. 9c. aiOAc. Porto Nco-Reaning, common
Brszii-butch standard, Nos ITO u sAc aS1c; Java
Tior and extra SUPERIOR: 7He he Messss Wait.
follows -
Hhda Bores haas Metudo.
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The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day

The steamship Westphalla, sailing for Europe TO-
day, took out s152 600 silver bars.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal revenue receipts to-day In Wash
ington were $500 The total for the month OF
July amounts to $s,s2O,OOO The receipts from GUS
toms at this port to-day were $4,000 The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out $124,OOO ON account Of in
terest and 50, 900 In redemption OF $40 bonds.
The following was the business Of the Sub-Treas-
ury:-Gold receipts, $ssO,s2O gold payments,
S11s,2e7; gold balance, $43, 7lO257; currency re-
ceipts $500 62s; currency payments, $459 $685. cur
rency balance, $2s,621, sos.
RAILROAD BONDS
were very strong to-day, with increasing activity
in the market. 1t is manifest that when the people
of America having surplus capital come to under
stand fully, as they are beginning to do, the condi-
ton OF our Old railroads, their value for perma-
nent investment and the certainty with which IN.
terest Will be paid on their bonds no class Of sc.
curites VIII be more eagerly sought for than that
OF which the following table Is fair representa-
ton. An advance OF price from Il to 1 per cent
occurred to-day on most of the sales at the Board.
The following are the bids as amended at the
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
A Bu rglar Secured.

A young man named Edward Bird was arrested
on Wednesday night for breaking into the office Of
Johnson d Brothers, dentists, No. $40 Fulton
street. The prisoner when captured had nearly
four hundred dollars worth OF gold and silver ILL
ina in his possession.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY C0vhT-SpECIAL TERM.
The Spencer Divorce SUIT

Before Judge Nelson.
The Spencer divorce suit was again before tho
Court yesterday morning. Thomas T. Spencer, the
plaintiff, Is suing for an absolute divorce, on the
ground that his wife has been improperly intimate
with J. q. Hull and J. M. Wilder, the latter being
chorister In DR.. Cuyler's church. Mrs. Spencer
Isks for a limited divorce, amony and the custody
pr the children, on the ground OF Ill treatment by
her husband. The case came up on Saturday
Was reserved
Counsel u fees. An afdavlt Of Mrs Spencer was
read In which she emphatically denied the charges
p inndeity preferred against her. and asserted
TACT. she also denied having made any confession
pr her unaithfulness. Mr.. Hulls afdavit was read,
Mrs. SPENCER ne The aaav Wider could not be
obtained, as be is absent in Ohio, but Mrs Spencer
After considerable argument on both sides the
Court took the papers in the Case and reserved de-
>'~ Moro Marital Trouble.
There was another divorce case before Judge
Nelson yesterday. Mrs. jane Reeves asks for an
absolute divorce, charging her husband, George Fl.
Reeves with having been too intimate with Miss
Anna Whips, OF Elliot place. Counsellor Pearsall
counsel fee and $12 per week altmony 1t appeared
from afiidavits that the defendant Is engaged in
worth SIS, 90, and that he paid only * Ger Week
during the past year for the support OF his vile
On the other hand Mr.. Reeves alleged that he
offered to provide for his wife If she would live
with him. and also that she Is now living with her
father, wealthy man, who Is perfectly able to
support her.
Judge Nelson granted Counsellor Pearsan's
motion.
Justices Mistake.
James Rodgers, OF Atlantic avenue, charged
James Wharton with robbing him Of a watch and
chain, and q warrant was issued for his arrest
One william Kelly was subsequently arrested on
the charge or being Implicated in the robbery, and
Justice Walsh committed him. The complainant
was absent, but the Justice interned Kelly's name
in the complaint against Wharton. This irregu-
yesterday.
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Death from Potash.

The Coroner held an inquest yesterday over the
body OF a child of Mr.. John Barry, Of ITO Union
place. 1t appears some potash, which had been
used for cleaning purposes, was careessly left In
one OF the Closets and the child crept to IL and eat
some OF it, which caused its death in few hours.
verdict in accordance was rendered.
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SURR0GATe'S COURT.
Ethclhort 8. Mills Will Admitted.
Before Surrogate veeder.

Before Surrogate Veeder.
Yesterday morning the will Of the late Ethelbert
8. Mills, Of the Brooklyn Trust Company. was ad-
mitted to probate, there being no opposition.
Thomas S. Mills, the eldest son, received letters
testamentary. He Is one OF the executors named
in the will and qualified as such yesterday. Mr..
Mills left all his property TO his wife, her heirs and
aqQi0neeS forever.
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COURT CAlENDAa-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERS-Held by Judge
erat-Nos. Is, Is, 124 264 256, 269, 275 270, 27s.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

State bonds were firm and more active than
usual. Missouri skies sold at 93k; Tennessees at
SIX ASK; Virginia. consols at sax 53x, and
South Carolina January and july at 10. The latest
bids were as follows Tennessee skies. Old SIX:
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
nrtcea NJ the day:

Receipts and Disbursements at the Once
OF the United States Assistant Treasurer
At New York, for tho Month Ending
July 81, 1873.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CO
existing under the firm name
. Is hereby dissolved by mu
ECKFORD WEBB,
JOHN McLoUGHLIN.
GEORGE w. BELL,
Itreet, corner OF Gold street
8 day formed a copartnership
|, Mclaughlin a Co, for the
!, importing and dealing IL
es, sc. &c.
GEORGE w. BELL,
JOHN MCLOUGHLfN,
8. W. DAVIS,
street, corner Of Gold street