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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
ptn. b,s.es a.hins bill. on

The banks to-day gained Ss75.o0O IN iegaf teDers,
and they now hold S3!655.COO. Money on ots.l to
brokers has been 7a7 gold, and closed ut per cent
while discounts are triiie easier, good mercan1ale
paper being quoted ut L. to Is but the actual range
is 10 to D. Mr. A. Follett of Wallst reports sales Of
the very highest grades Of paper to-day nc 1)to12
1t is hopeful fact thai: the market for commercial
paper has steadily improving for the past two
weeks, and paper that sold 1t "a per cent ten hys
ago goes at about 10 per cent.
Government bonds are better in sympathy T1th
gold audcosed as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Nov. al. 1879.

.
The attendance at the Exchange this morn
ing was limited numbers, and the sales without
public interest. Adrian III Muller Son sold house and
lot on East Thrtythrd-st. by order of the Supreme
Court under direction OF George Punam referee, Hugh
~ Camp sold three 1--WE story tenement houses the
west side OF Firstave between Sixtytbird and Sixty
fourthts by order OF the Supreme Court under drec
ton Henry f. Davies jr referee. These houses
sold for less than the mortgages upon them.
AUCTION SALES NETWORK CITY REAL ESTATE
Bv AifIgn H. Muller 4 Son.
iGs9s9 Joseph Dillon. SC 200
b. Hugh ". Camp
25isO q GSi l5o5O
Of sS5si; &c $50
G5ist; Wood 10000
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr North Rr,T Fesos an t0brOrt' 1890
Nov u Il pkyv Ahe bbis Copper 2OSl bals Cooa l38Oz
tbs Flour zoe bills Meal 2Oi 0lO bush VA ou,a.
ON 10 400 u~h Oats 7b1 bush Malt 4SIOa bush Bare,,
M bus peas - bags 80 pAgs Uus Pratt lt
mis- Eggs $50 Ia Fxset 30 baes hops a2o
bds Hides Hemp, bbs Rosn 1850 sge.lAhei ~
Taos 4SO Oicske 81 De'i ~
pkss PORK $50 6SS pkg Butter = e pA C-es -
bag. j. Tea 30 hhis Ioo1o 2k ''~' %
L.Ie, % obs WHISKY , 56T pigs. Cut Nests,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
THE MARKETS.
[C.p,all, rooored ior THg TsrBrsRl

Cse!alr roD0rted Tor The TEfBrsE.l
FRDAY Nov. 81 1879.
AsHRsT1e receipts today pigs. Both Pots and Pearls
stu ysry dull. and puces wholly nominal
BHESWAXfho market dull anl helTy a. 29U3lc for
Western and Southern
BROOM CORN AND BRoOMsThe market for Corn Is quie,
but steadily held aoe l2cli for Choice New lIu ul2c
for 10 Medium S09c Tor Good Menm ause and RedtDpe ard
"a for Common q1nes Red Coarse aud semmy Brooms
steady but dull
CANDLEslhe msrke. steady with little nqlrv AamsHt.
inc 10 OF quoted az Sperm at JOc Patent at 4Oc
and Parshne 81 032c
COFFEHhe martet qpet prices nomlray unehangd Rio
lga22 I Java 25027c ,nd West India Cofees 2ld2c gold
COTTON on the SPOT has advanced fully & D. All the 0fng.
light bat the market tho improvement We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
Aud. the following for city bank. shares.

The earnings Of the Ohio and Mississippi RAILWAY
Company for tho month of October were; In DE-
SaO7,25l o., tn 1873. S.l5a.o IT, decrease IN 1913
e81 40 9
The Philadelphia stock market ~ dull Penn'
sylvana sXes. lO, Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
~; Reading Rairoad. b3i; Pennsylvania Haiiroad'
as. Gold 1lO!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof.. f.
3. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read at the
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

bean aT degree Of sfiEl our market m
steady the of 1ngs hgl g. TIE sales
,, zoo 900 h al d. east. TOT Lake ani E2q y ~ for
for aare ceyery hear Of lOOOuO Lake je
trga until February 23i at thu rose the market
ioI and 23ia for early pn11s dsAy
STi lon ai lcIei and yaes Ttuan much The .me
~ al i aae rather sales OF 100 spanish al U.s.,
IA. f,r Domsst; hal.eB ASKING o69tb Ooil 100 bar
ssl, l0lic sheet ,nl Pipe l0i., and Tnhned Pip. lB2s
IN E o per cent the tale There IS rather inquiry for s
Tn It nos, bnJe no,a sales Of 200 slabs straits
L. so 90 slA Msseca At ~ ~, gold ssd 10 ioR-
Enr.k At l1 es Plates qet and prices
rsa Oher ia sd values without decided change
IiJ ERRThe marsets With fslr demand We quote
40 N Al s1Ods2l ca =, s20dS2 30 a. S2lds-. 100 At
Io1f col IT Feei $50 and Gfouni Feed n t22ds!i ton.
NlII ssBPoryign god, active AMI unsettled bat VI domestic
90 G ed I31 o0 b. aueilon al u lie Tor Good TO
lso.c-.
,,y ba: ho genslay offered stock moderately rnd
90 y,T. sar Of 20 Ibis. isrghantabe at iOgc quoted
tOidtl sin dull tbs absence Of
holers generally ~ $685. 10 for Good
se: aue gfts ecto and unehangei Tar uousna
a IS 81 ana R,h selling slowly 81 l2Aasj rs for Prime CV
acliy,Iet a..
sr lo esitfs h3Bdi Cte Rsh quiet noanal aeR'
il, steady tut quiet 33G35c lard remains hrn
With limited inquiry 6jaG1 "a for pfns WinteG o'her OILS
nred DAN -
rRTRDLPUA-The Refined remained quiet today
though sd d'ponon 70 buy lr de'
month aOi Tor December irre sen buyers S
Ls s,s aSis, iJ eas were "a LS' ai's aaS i''st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

Il. III. LUDLOW Co., AuctIoneers. will sell STOCKS,
BONDS and SECURITIES at auction Oh one days
notice, if required.
l.. II. LUDLOW will give as usual, his personal at
tention to sucb sales, and until further notice, ut
reduced rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
Total. ................n

Forrsd deliveries advanced sd7l6c with Sd business a. the
improvement; follows all basis of Low MJdlazs;
salss last evening after December 100 10 332c 800
l5s 800 10 Lie January 100 5;IGci 600 10 l:S2e
100 Is li.l6e MsIeh 100. 1e 3i6e 100 IS1i total 300
ijsy 500 l5,lc Ieermbs 200 Is $500 100, y II 32e
200 1880 200 IS 1885, 200 y 7l6ei 100 l5a.i 400
- 5l6e; 400 15s- 200 10 6l6ej 100. 10 1885, 400
10 l32c; 300 l59c 200 10 ll32e 400, u 8 l6c 100
il f:ieci y,n1ay 100 Is i7.52o; 800. - 3-l6e 100
- l932c GOO - oi6e 500 10 10 32e 200 u 'si 200
y 1885, 100 IS 100 y 1lle' 400 o l5S 79S
Sl.$2 J99 y IliG 500 Is SSS2a 229 io 100
800 10 l5l6e; 200 Ice 100; 10 l32c; 800 16ise 100
10 lI0; 200 IGc 200 10 1.l6 400 16ej 100 10 516c
200, is Il6c; 100, 10 3-l6c; March, 700 l6'sIj 300
Is 1885,; 100, 10 7t6c 100 l6Sc; 100 10 lice; April
200 1916: 800 1925 200 is $780, tota 1000 bales
PEaTHERsTbe demand moderate and bs market Adj
lEoe Prime Wss.ern At 75U77., currency, cash -
PsH-Dry quofd SJdSo 70 Ter
Ssges 9adSl so oPcked DO hscks
s22GS2G No y o. at Sl5d$lJ; No 8 large. 81 1882 No
$3.50 .lS .7t No. Do at slS1Sl4 No. Br'K at Sl6
~. No DO sT4e sI30sl4 No do 81 (. Bor Herring
lgs supply and the HsaLy fair quote at 10 lsc os No
], snf 25Q20c for Sesist.
FLOcR MEATbe Flour opened higher bat prices
unsot,i tb Gien closing Of the canal stimulates ths views OF hold
cut0Hp 1rats brand, aud ssrofgj ship
and be.teT The close the market quiet AZ the
advance cs,sd which mS the low sd Trade and Family
brands l1 higher but sell soTyi sales Of $4,000 bbs IN
Gliding 10000 bbs Western Shipping Extras seller last half Of De
GrOcpd F0nra IN advance Previous prices We quote
I A. pr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
The closing prices were as follows:

Gold opened at 1891, advanced TO 110I, and after
few sales at l9I again went up to 11O9 and finally
closed at 1l0l. The rates paid for carrying to-day
were Tsp, z, 6. AID per cent, gold The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont $5O,0tO OH account Of Interest.
and SlA,000 il redemption Of called bonds. The
transactions at ths Gold Exchange Bank we're !:
Clearings, s466Ojce9 gold balances, $i047,95s:
currency balances, S1,1s3G75 phe following were
the quota.ionSfor gold:
lO;O0..l094 1i:3O.l1Os 100. lilo 2;30 1lois
l0:J0 .l094 l2:0O...ll0 li30..,.IlUs 3:OO".llO'e
ll:OO".llOb 3:30...ll0i,i 2:00...~ll0's
The days business of the United States SubTreas-
ury included:
Gold receipts 1856 700 SO Currency psTt s6GI 900 rs
Gold 763G05 20 Clrrne! b-tes !O4512G ~
Iod balance iS,S3J452 ~ stor4s.sii... .OSOOo W
Currency receipts 455.9tl 20
Exchange was lower at the close, when prime
bankers 90 day bills sold at 1867 lOS, and de-
1nnrN1 n InQI Tho iIIn lrnf ~ arn
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT NJ y STOCK EXCHANGE SALEs
N0V 81 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DRPARTMRNT-10i O'CLOCK A. M.
$500 5-20 Cp G5be. 100 be................ll2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

All who have real estate for sale or 70 let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other
paper and in addition to this advantage TEE TRIBUNE
will be found, not only IN NewYOrk and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tohe
reader would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers the three editions of TBETMDUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE deyOes especial
attention to reports Of sales of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to tho value of its col
umns an advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE so cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, = per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

RIAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNps-Coupon OF
Registered interest I Dcr cant, guaranteed by Tue
EqUITABLB TRUST COMPANY. Capital, SlyDoV
For sale at the office Of rhs Company. No 20 tedar
NY JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

ADRIAN II. MUrIrR AND SoN, Auctoneers, VIII
sell stocks, Bonds and SECURITIES az Auction every
"wednesday aud Saturday 40 usual. or Oh any o'hoi
day required. on one days notice.
Bonn PARTNERS will give their PEI sonal attention
10 such saies and at ratios of commission satisfactory
to the sellers. w iloi'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
Gonntru Real Gsiate tof Sale.

~>~~'S>~~'~~~~~
A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON
n RIVER FOR SALB-stustel Of CROTOS LANDlNGi viii be
sold on very favorable The property comprises upwards Of ~
acre. OF lard Of cultivation, aud we'll stocked with
fruit al descriptions The buildings on ne premises CONSIST OF
IL closets
and bsthJoon good barn aud ogbadBs% The house
about from The station The land Is all Oh H.
e,terv the and ALBANY pTOsf aud Itena 70 The
rysr ald could be easily utdiTidet into number g. via sites
' EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Once
nor SALE AT PRIVATE SALE-A supe-
nor l2sAcre Farm, in Wbemsrsh Township Montgomery
County For particulars address A. o. NbElSHbbp upper puOHh
Z. o. Montgomery County Penn.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for real estate IN
Eev.York handsome ESTATE the uGewtteIs o. Ne
Cheayake Bay. Printed edlon Will be sent on recent Of postage
stamp W. TBMPbEMAN d Co. ~ L'finst"h-st bsnhnore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

THE RATE oF ISrKREsT ron MONEY is always an
important suLi;et " both borrower aud leader Aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
aurlion 5aies of Rea! estate.

BIEECKER, son & Co.-VALUABLE
"A. HoLD-Eleveutisi near fourbavei lot Zosl0oi
80 HOUSE, o 81 zoo; ground Iert $40
Lessor purchases bunRs expiration lease tNy I'll
VII be sed action IlEsDhl nov - &c o. AZ
~ m a. The EIchsge SsesOom Me- III biosa"sy Maps " NO.
n Cedsf-st
IERE JOHNSON, IT,, Aucti0neer.
- PARKk0W. opposite Res fostOhce Asof ho~se
ard the terminus Of sil the city ear hnes .,.,.,
FsTATR PROMPTLY SOLD AND bXtbhN"hn
Aurtop O StJcts. Furniture herohsudse ar
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Dantlna Ataoemlrs

DODWORTHs CLASSES for ID ANGLING,
~. ~. ~ Pi6tsTS, sorsef f~enty-sIths.
are nov Opel iOs the
Ise. ~sss--Noaisys an Tlnpisy THstJS and Fh3a,,
Wee s~.iys AID Saturdays
One. soss-sasardsg aorrisc and Friday svsEiags
Gesitsass 90 Aolaay ADD TuuTylsy evenings
ts1s of circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

Brooklyn Real Getate for Sale.
LOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
80 and emsr- 50IlO0 and GO 70 H. and a Montague
lOO1lOO Ionse No l02 Pneapps 27xGO; House
No l79 woughby-st Rouse No 1917 Wough5y Houses Nos
AZ, 81 and % Nsaqst GORDON lord 81 Catk, Brooklyn
prospect PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very easy terms GORDON L. FORD 81 CllT, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

IEAThER--Thsre 10 rather inquiry for Hnoek SOC lev
P,r,r having been IN the market @ wees pfep
Ire factories spTng goods. Prices viii out In
the week have besa small CAV 81 oo
/, de, an |, l5l bale, Exports 5000 sides qnoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
Qeatnfrs.

@-~~.
A IL, wanting TEACHERS, SCHOOLS, orPU-
APs. ssa.ts "AbBE KDUCAlIOaAL UNION 75I BToadMsi
A RECENT GRADUATE of YALE desires
a Pse-oa q PRIVATE TUTOR Adire Boz Ito In9aes Once
A YALE GRADUATE desiys position as
TUTOR Testimonies sni sae0y city references gwen Of
% saS'sss teseIiug kno 10 lt.rg b3ys eOLaee.
TUTOR Station D.
MISS s. T.. NEW MAN, for five years Teacher
So q hssc a. Nssssr Coese GIyEs INSTRUCTION tue
.iANO sts ORGAN. Address 40. 26 last Fifdeth-st
PAkIlkS desiring 10 take private LESSONS
NJ w taoSas ves,. '''''''
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more thai hA' grade above or below Qpoed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

FRIDAY. Nov. 2i-r. ST.
Tic street has been tiled viii famois to-day
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Neyu i)nblirGtlolis.

>~>~~-- - - =
--->..>n,vTINISN AND THE EVOLUTION
oAhrnV e,rse.fr iel~d the recent Portland Scientific
~ InsOf1i1 Rooted ir TRIBUNE BXrRA No 10. Price 10
nceshg Gv '-| - Address rHE TRIBUNE. Nev-lorE
: s.,TIF -c00D OLD SCH0OLMASTER, Calvin
.os te asur gratitude and attachment Of his Pnpls,
nSpp,tr is The LANhiNCES" a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

Meat 7,-- 81 80 80 80 Csro Me.l Br ~ 9O@S4 90
S.Ia %,.i VIEW sS Is s Neal sP Et %
s'is' sissf %s 81 Is ' aa fae
~ :sss w. 81 ss l s. nad es@ 46as ' a. cs
81 1919. 20 Cob n 81 asl 10 Gcesnd Feed 81 100 81 %
DAY. Sit6 Tsts. nssusfsly chinge though vessels char
~ qSi h Sr1a t% se ', ea I 81 we're So s
Cotton to Liverpool ~ e a. 20 ara iV3 Pes sSq 20
stan U.s. ~ ., sat- 12al2 Li WITH 10000 bush fpored
;,a Sa eoae no. 20 s sf s0iES 300 a S iG
d, 3D. and 81 fdre, bark rehsrsr vita 5000 qs
hence pnrs N Anglom, vita lG11 sb kehust ts5o,
gsp .an go i.a brrs besce iOOO0se. Refined feeeas
s - a PS oha to cs, viii 1000 bis Refined
"a I'd Br n bark from sssadns Alicante 100000 FEET
TOTS NOV he Ses with g,aer4 cargo gu PVAs
m. ,n Of the csn. 5ns buyers hold shippers limits
permit them respond 70 The advanced oss claimed Wn,er
taolb ,eri tss hs e ,he re, s'.s g., 13oye shippers
ls ,nd nsr"dsi Iowa 81 al 81 spring
aaOss I'll ioas 40 for No Mis.als - POSI- 90 for Rel Rel
81 500 s s1 ~, * 81 Zoo ssa q & - 81
40 sf. 80 600 bush 30 Nssee 81 1891 49, 1000 buh
Rel w. sto at 81 400 - 46i dI4 bush 81, E.
81 6oO br Caaad, West *L7 1000 bush No Western a,
i o. 6s are eaer aai close ..me s,pee White, ies
3. eco bush New Ohio Mtsd So qab4hr White a ga 5Se,
Gp Corn better and Sqs ss,e the the se "a sss1'
Ys% lie nsae in sbe saes 10000 bush Mixed in
GUAsoPevin is selling sIoa atSI' FOR Chnihs ana soo Tor
GTHSFSBass are inactive nominal quoted at about 4
ize Domestic 10th the market stead WIN Only m'tea
mAY asD sTSiWTte io@sad :cnilaee fr sspgn. Hay
sS soG de- '5f ssssl G Sai s . a ss2
do 1t sloaslt remains STEADY with far enDand at So
I'm pcs. h.ys aeeauea &C. 4, AMI heavy We
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NEw-YORK CITY.

Censi Nos 81 3fsj, cd And 81 ajo 52 5000
2J-aye, No 55S l,lOD
5Shs. bet LeIugen and Slaves Wnkeos bIeTe " 5000
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Seventh Ward-HOUSE and
LOT No 26j HeuTt twosiory, attic and basement tre
with subear has KucLebotker range stationary tubs baths auf
other modern improvements and fine ORDER puoe OIy $4,000
Apply THEODORE RITTER, % Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

Domestic receipts f9r TIE week, .
Total receipts since sept. L. Isl
roial receipts for same perss IN
Total receipts for same period IN
Teal receipts 10: Same psdod In 1
Imports for the rcek.............
fotal imports since Sept. l, Is. >
To,.i unortt for anne period. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

We sIs The fo,wir, from Mr. Emmett Weiss Weekly Hop CFs
scs, Of tb, date: oooo - -, -. H., ,,.b ,to
b,t,t weak the ses0nl bas osad yerI depressing
sct noon our pcs have yielded about DC 10 con
descriptions sharnt the cine excepting bnghsh ad
2t1 reesyed, GOO pockets are OF En-
,h rricton balance Barsrns These Hop. reduced to
cspt sl.ai nearly 500, bales BaTssn bale being S9on'
c.inS sipcs sept l, reducing the Orgn bales TO our
rbt nov auoun, 90 bs which sufficient TO supply one
s.ssop consumption The stock vi Foreign Is need
,. TO s acumulrng brewers notice the heavy arrivals aud are
a. harry Ia bu believing prices will rule II these heaYy
to- Sso 40 Low grades sold In the interior this week
a. - %. then sales Of ehoee lois were made 81
only small lots. and VA
49,. mo.ey growers obliged 10 realize
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snstrnlIlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Cit


For Boys and Young Men-City.
CLASS for YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
PElgATE INSTRUCTION.
"a THOMAS II ASH. II Fast s.Itee1,h-St
,yTH0N GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
EUARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for BOYS
- YOUNG GKNILhAEN. l26 and - bast ISen iouTth'st
PKJt. CHAEldkR Director and Propueion
----T,rT,Sp D. $ KvEssoN
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY, 729 oSixth-avep
[ oppos = Reservoir ParS, reopens Sept "a - .
sSyAr PAINS ARR TAKsN TO TEACH BOYS HOW to- STUDY
'TNg PRINCIPALS DsvOrB THEIR WHOLE IlMb 10 CIV
re PERSONAL INSTRUCTION
AR BERTHET.-FRENCH ENGLISH,CLAS
~ sICiL NATHtMAICtL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
SoR BOYS sept ~ OF West ti-oahI prospectus al
isssssOis. 6l2 B'a4ee..
MISS DU VERNET will reopen her Board
MI ise Day ScoO Bo7s under l. sge lO2 West
"a Ms NJ vERNEr is assisted by competent masters
MRS. GEORGE NANDENHOFF,
~ GEORGE vANDRSHOFF viii oren her BOARDING and
DAY SCHOOL or Boys At No LOG We feryseooait close to
s,,r,of Park September IS
suu5er 81 bonding paJilt limited % gh.
.hoar.f 1880 60 200 p
app ,stioni nay be naie IS above
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
MI YVGLTsH FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
nos. AND s bAST FIFrNTHIRDST.
Cs-trs' FaTE, EIh Madson-aves ,. kewYok
yng TENTH SCHOOL YEAR COMMENCED SEPT. -. 1873.
i1s1rcs Dr. LABBERfON upon History and Prof BELL
Ns1rl science. have began
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NJ W. LYONS

NJ w. LYONS
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
n. gAST TWENTY-S BCOND-ST.. CORNER OF BROADWAY.
OPsNS SEPT. IS. EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
ROOFS Superior; SUPERVISION Personals ASSISTANTS Tried;
TEACHING. thorough; GOVERNMENT Kndlyi PUPILS Manly
DANES Business College, 50 BOwery; Up
pov Broadway, Thirty hTlL All commercial and English
s1,,hss inTatsy tsugut.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL for
he schools Of Scssce Teehaoiosy Mines Architecture, &c
ALFRED COLIN Iss Engineer Corps u. n, and Professor
Eu Aeaoav 1857 Broadway near Th.ry-seconi-sL
lVM. II. LEGGETT' SCHOOL for Boys
w i.2l4 BrOiieaT.
, 1873-07-12

BerIin.-A despatch from Dantzic says
forty-two Polish raftsmen on the VistuIa
were attacked with Cholera, and twenty
five of them died. Of the remaining seven
teen four have entirely recovered.
Rome.-Several cases Of cholera are
reported in the Province of Treviso' The
, 1873-07-12

versal suffrage, and the terms Of Office will
be five ye"rs. Senators are to be chosen
by the States, and deputies will be elected
by universal suffrage.
ConstantinopIe.-The report that the
Sultan is seriously i'll sis wholly without
foundation.
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(From the ST. THome Tgdende.)
VIA NEW YORK.

June 10.
London.-A %viruIent type of smallpox
is prevailing at Chatham. Twenty-Five
women have been attacked by the
scourge.
Madrid.-The majority of the Finance
Committee Of the Cortes, are in favour of
abolishing the law granting pensions to
members of the Cabinet, and placing them
upon the same footing with other func-
tionarles.
June 90.
Nashville. Tenn.-The cholera is
worse. Deaths to-day were forty nine
colored and t%wenty-four white. Every
sanitary measure is being observed, but
the indications are discouraging.
Cairo, Ill.-Parties from Padaucah,
KY, report the appearance Of cholera in
that city. Five deaths occurred there to-
day. There are no cases Of cholera in
Cairo as yet.
Memphis.-There was considerable ex-
citement to-day in regard to the cholera,
owing to the publication of the mortuary
report Of yesterday, which showed the
largest number of deaths in one day since
the cholera epidemic If 1866. There
were "a iuterments to-day against 80 yes
terday. Of this number IL died of cholera
Cincinnati THEE deaths yesterday
and three to-day have been reported in
this city as cholera.
Berlin Several cases of cholera are
reported at Dantzic.
London.-Nidnight.-The Right Homo
rabIe the Lord Mayor and the Corporation
of London gave a Grand ball at GuildhalI
tonight, in honor of His Majesty the
Shah of Persia. The decorations were
magnificent. Three thousanI guests ware
present. Among the most distinguished
were the Prince and Princess Of Wales,
the Czarewitch of Russia and the Princess
Dagmar, the members Of the British
Cabinet, and the Principal Ambassadors.
The Shah, on entering the hall, was pre-
scented by the Lord Mayor with an adj
dress, which was enclosed in a gold
casket. The spectacle was one OF extra
ordinary brilliancy,
June 81.
London-The Shah of Persia will visit
WooIwitch to.day, and will make a tour
of inspec ion of the dock-yard, arsenal,
and Royal Military Academy
Paris.-The Shah Of Persia is expected
to arrive in this city on the 5th OF July
Executions have been issued against
the goods of Gustave Courbet, and they
are to be sold to assist in defraying the
expenses incurred in reconstructing the
Vendome Column.
Havana Carlist Central Committee
has been organized here. Large sub
scriptions have already been raised, and
considerable sums of money forwarded to
priests in Spain conspirins against Don
Carlos.
Madrid.-A private meeting Of the
majority Of the Cortes was held to-day, at
which Senior Pi y MargaIl, President of
the Council, was present, and delivered
a strong speech. lie demanded the adop-
ton of a vigorous pc icy, aud that extra
ordinary ers be conferred upon the
Governm+nt in order to enable it to deal
with enemies who were conspiring for the
overthrow Of the Repub ic. Senior Caste
lar asked for a vote of confidence IN the
Government, which was adopted
Senior CASTELAR, is engaged in drawing
IN a constitution for the Federal Republic,
which is TO be analogous to hat OF th'
United States of America. The number
of States will be fifteen, including Cuba
~ ph;I;npiue Islands Madrid is to
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