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have insmy hands all the accountssof G.
W.. Odellsand Fhonias Cotter.s They must be
settled satisfactorily this Week or costs will
be added. III. +. WILLIAMS.
October Ia, 1873. Attorney at Law.
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spLESpIDs oUk i. b rly iii 1872. MI. Geo.
D. Thomas proprietor Of the Madison ILL
at Gallatin City, commenced the manufac-
ture Of q superior article Of flour to that
put in the market as Xxx, which he put up
In fifty pound sacks for family use, and
branded Extra Family Flour 1t was
first introduced the Helena market. and
bY Its intrinsic merit soon worked itself into
public favor, and such is its popularity in
that market now that it is readily disposed
OF at 20 per hundred at retail, while the best
brands OF other mills command only So. This
superior article of Family Flour can be had,
IN fifty pound sacks, at the store OF Mr.. Il. /.
Dawes in this city. We are indebted to Mr..
Fhomas Tor a sack, and can cheerfully re-
commend il as the best flour we have used
in the Territory
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/. Rax TN,

NEW HARNESS for SIZE very cheap at the
store OF AsIamme e. Co
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Services at the Church Sunday by Rev. T.
Is. Crittendeu.
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SO to Williams d Murray's Exchange if
you would indulge in a fragrant Havana.
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ELLIS 81 DAVIS are daily
receiving large additions to their
already extensive assortment of
General Merchandise.
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Butter and eggs are advancing in this mar
ket, and meetwith ready sale.
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II Lecal Notices Is cents per hne FOR
the first insertioa. and 10 cents per line
for each additional insertion: solid Nsan-
PareiI type bciag Che basis.
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-stefsg5 Hua ss Cash Raid I tssts @tsg
For BEEF HIDES. FURs, SC, at "a
HOLMAN 81 BROS,
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WOOD WANTED at this office in discharge of
Indebtedness for subscription. All who have
promised to pay in wood will please dc so
at once.
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none but The best liquors are Kept aI Willians
4 Murray's Exchahge
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Mn. A. &. f. HEINzE announces 4 grai d
distribution Of jexelry By lottery to cone
offsoa or about payday. Mr.. Heinze has 4
splendid lot Of Holiday Goods coming on.
and wishes u make room for them, "a grand
cash Gift Of 800 IS among the prizes. Tickets
only SO each. Everybody take one
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THIS cold snap has started the wild geese
South. Tuesday night a large flock passed
over this place. This is an Old sign that
winter has set In.
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u,he folIowino is the summary

Davis enters Cam Nettie, yrs old--i07 lbs. 80.
Hamilton enters 3 Charley, 5yfs oltl-l07 lbs.
Emerson enters b g Belmont yrs old.i0o IDss DIS
Profit enters Jim Bromn, Yrs old-il2 Ids us
Time I:54. lAS M @8 sai sk
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The next race to come off is a half heat
race, best 2 in 3. for piirse of 500; Mussetf,
Irish Girl and Buck skiito carry 100 pounds,
Neftie IS pounds and all other catches. Race
set for Thursday. good day aud track, and
from the speed of the horses it will be an ex-
citing event.
Hon. Major Maginnis i in town and will
deliver tile address Saturday. If can pro-
cure copy Twill do 50. @
The Far will extend into next week, /
think, so let all come, Yours, &C., s..
K. w. IT.
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DIV. 1'ilton, Esq.,, Of Virginia City, -for-
n,erly proprietor Of the Montana Post, spent
i day iii Bozefnan. and his old friends were
glad to shake Ills friendly hand. &
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On the 18th inst, 100 tons of American
bar iron was sold at liverpool for eli los.
per ton. thus under selling the English mar
The sun., 1873-07-04
The Celebrated Judge Lynch.


Mr.. Bartholomew Lynch. who presides
over kellogg's Fourth District Court and who
has won such unenViable notoriety In the trial
OF the PtcdUtHC libel case, Is a son Of old Erln,
and speaks the English with broad hrogue
there ~ humorous as well az an irasCible
phase to Lynch = character. II Ia related uf him
tnat not long since a Law yer-who also is n son
OF the Green lsle-Mas arguing somewhat
tedious case before him, when Lynch having
satisfied himself as To the merits OF the case,
and dreading lengthy speech, said quite alb
rupuy u the volube attorney, whom we shall
name Hagan;
" Mister Hagan, sit down. sir 80
The attorney, with a GOODNESS that was re-
ireshing, paid not the slightest attention To- the
comm and. and proceeded with his argument.
Mister HAan, said Lynch, rather more
pointedly, " take your safe, sir -
The lawyer scarcely noticed the Interruption,
but plunged ahead as vigorously ever
Lynch was now excited, and turning 10 the
sheriff he exclaimed
" Mr.. sheriff, safe Mr. Hagan 80
The Sheriff hesitatsd "A moment to see II his
superior was in earnest, when suddenly the
irate magistrate, with AN attempt to smother
his wrath that was palpable failure, exclaimed,
Mister Haean. 20 on. thin !" and after whis-
pcring something TO the clerk, no relapsed into
a listening attitude, remaining perfectly quiet
for some hour and a half, at which time the
lawyer having g exhausted the subject, and being
quite exhausted hnnself sank into a chair and
saturated an extensive epOckethandk erchef with
the copious perspiration that beaded his legal
brow.
Lynch raised himself slowly In his chair. and
inquired very mildly, Are ye through, Mister
Haganf 7"
" Yes, sir"
" Are ye sure you're through :"
" Yes, sir, quite sure.
" Yell, sir" remarked Lynch. 4" your argument
has had no more effect upon the Court than
been judgment entered up against ye for an
hour anu more
The sun., 1873-07-04
FISANCIAL am COMM MERcIAL.

lhthsDAN' july d-l' M'-As usual pre-
ceding the national holiday. business at the
stnrk Fxcb,po. ,,.s h,r,,,, o,,,,,tia ,h,,ob
'"""N' ""9 ''"'p f'"'"n'e' '''uH"
to-day the excessive neat added To the tdct mat
accounts were generally closed out Yesterday
,,, = 1T t., -. -, -. -, -,
p oaus'u p'". '''"' suspe"s'." VI I"uo ai'cr '"e
carry tfahsacuohs. lhc volume oi business waS
far from rcspectable, and n majority of the
br,l,ar. a.. ,,.oii as ,,o,ori .,.,,,,ia,., t,, a.
'''Ne = 10 We" "s te"oi" sPeouia'"'S' Icit INC
street before midday, so that the various eX-
changes were practically deserted nj mn untsit-
oIiy ea,lv bour T,lo Sboro pacin, >,.u a,a
u.i' 0"'p .""'' LAM o""ie' ia'luS Na'I' anu
western Union were the principal features Of
the uui,t stock specuI,tion mn, tho auc,uo,to,s
wv f' 80 " ~ ~ ''' ""' 'e ""''"'''"'H
were comparatively moderate and do not de-
sa,vs sps,,l command, N.sars Nor,o M. A.
- a. ls.'1 ~ WI, pi.Ss
No., nhWl.lHi dgeits Oh tue Cnon Faclhc Conl-
The sun., 1873-07-04

yyuwssen p bbl., stsss sJbj e,tra state, ssaNso,
western sprag wheat extras tsBiasegs, do dsubis
extras, 65Vassi do. winter wheat extras and double
enuas, sMtc@sp; city shipping extras, t65O@ssS5;
bakers and family brands. sS75C6slO; southern
shipping extras, ttsEftsn tsyc neur A. io Corn
meal western. &C., sSSssS.U, Braudywiue Sc 1850
Corros-The hoard having decided &, adjourn from
Wedses sstsy 10 hoadAy he Hh inst the ESyhsnge was
closed for business, "
a, ,rsoylsieSs, was higher sslos .2Js5 bbls at
sitS for new FOR july and sis Sestte X fof
August. Recon was rather quiet = los ihO BOXES st
we're cute, sales include smoked hsns at iSssio,',
% % Sa@se Tor light bellies. Lard was quot; sales
lp ics, at SIC. for prime city, nc. for No do No
winter ~ sltes i9ieo. fer prime wostera for july
Dressed hogs quoted 6hdiIc. Butter 0uict cheese
quiet apd casier at lSo for nne faotosy.
URAfS-Wheet lower; sales 90, OO bushels Lncluding
Interior 40 y % common ti.1tsl W far at slid
M ,,p No; SM,wapkcc spring TO arrive Corn in 1oder-
Western; s6etSe for ran mixed soc. for warm siss
sc for fair an SIC, for choice steamer Oats about
seaay sales D.11 Dusl at u ga l5lst for mixed iJc
Sr tSr fancy ml,Sd AID 5is5@e for white Rye sold to
,GE9ckEn coffee active and nrner Rio, i7Jsae0e.;
Java bsgs Hc.c; do. mats, 2!c, 23cj aud Maracaibo
bsys lsae Rice In good dcnsnd with sales ~ casks
ana t5 bags at lafhc for Carolina GA0t7kc for Issn.
COON MOlasees quiet New Orleans, 500 s2c. sugar
sc. for centrifugal.
srSDRIrs Petroleum, i5a 6isc f,r refined and TIC
Tor Grade In hulk. Strained fosiu fairly active a Vi II
spirits turpcntine lower at lie. Tallow auoted SLc
key lower al ~ Sdglc. Freghts nrincr Gram 10 Liz.
rfpoul ny steam la 8d for corn and wheat; cotton
Ot lhd; ana cheese at 5s. To vessels o Cork for
Baltic atb.. - ~
The sun., 1873-07-04
The Conclusion of tse Iiesith Boards War
upoH the Trogtodytes.

The Sanitary Police yesterday resumed
their work OF dispossessiug the tenants Of the
cellars. but the day was mostly spent In visiting
the condemned places. Very few were disturbed,
a. the occupants had learned the fate of those
who had already been dispossessed. No. 46 in
Oliver street was the first place entered, and as
the police were rapidly hurting tho furniture TO
the sidewalk, the Hon Mark Langan stood by
and calmly watched the operation. At ~ OAK
street. next to the police station. Nrs O'Marrell
has been keeping a cheap lodging house. The
place Il owned hy Mr.. Jackson, and \ 7. Mt Of SIS
a month is paid for 10. A line Of beds was along
each side 0f the room, and they We - soon lifted
To the sidewalk. Nos. 1n and III Nltn street
owned by Jackson :. schultz, United states
Commissioner To Vienna. ana formerly Presi-
dent Of tho Board of Health. These are two
cellars seven feet under ground. The windows
open ON a two-foOt area, the bottom of which Is
a receptacle for the refuse Of the mel ighborhoOd
At the threshold il a pool OF stagnaRt water
The cellars are dark and damp. The occupants
had taken the warning and moved. A tour
through the west side wards revealed number
Of vacated cellars, and the policemen, overcome
10y the heat, were dismissed early in the after
noon. There will be a nnal raid on Saturday,
and the Health Board will then have cleaned
out nearly ~ subterranean habitations. The
attention Of the sanitary Police will next be
directed TO the fat boilers,
The sun., 1873-07-04

.BoNIFACE-sN sNlriI.-ln Greenponi June iG by tho
Rev q. Dcunlug. hdinund l.. bVntace u New York to
Miss Carrie smith, only daughter Of LeVi smith OF
Grconpuint, l.. l.
sussex Eugandl papers please copy
RpfAR At White Plans. June p BY
the Rev. T. G, steel u. " Rogart ~ WHITE Ptins 10
Miss Sarah l.. wobber Of wrsi Mount Vernon. "
BRoADNAl-ROBi,-ln Newport a. l., on SAtut
day, june q 10y the Rev. D, T. elvitt ]. Bruadvay
n, OF New York city, to Mrs. Martha a. Roby OF
MHin'
CONpF-HOw ARp.-On Tuesday. July !, AZ the resi-
dence Of the brides parents a West l2lst st. Harcn
\. J., by the Rev. Dr. kidgaway. Mr.. Ismcs G.. Con,n
Of West Troy, y. Y, to Miss Kitty Howard, youngest
daughter of \. Howard, Jr so, of New York.
toRrEs-PLAlLE Msnuay, June ~ hy The
Rev. Dr. Joaquin j. Palma, ~ the rcsdcncs of her
mother, Fnnclsco l.. Curtes Of CUBA 10 Lizzie Co.
ond daughter Of MIR. Edward Richard PlAyle Of Eug
CARrLR- R-LAwRRNCE-M st. GEORGES Church.
Flushing L. L. Wednesday, July >. by the Rev j. Car
pentcr smith 5. /. D. rector, Rev. Frederick brewer
top Garter TO Fanny, youngest daughter of the Hon.
FOWLER -LAFOREsT-At the residence Of the
brides parents. Orange, y j., Tuesday July I, by
tile Rev. Alfred leomans, assisted by the Rev. Df
hurchard William Fowler OF London, England. and
Leo.
NNsH-NEsBlT.-A Norrisans, ON sunday, June 70,
by the Rev H. Lewis. L. Nash to Emma eldest aaugh
ter of Nathan Ncsbit, Esq.
The sun., 1873-07-04

For several years some OF the leading citizens
ofRshway ~ j., have been endeayorins to get aar.
ter from the New Jersey Legislature for new route
from that city to New YORK, without success Under
the free railroad Law however company has been
organized TO attain the dcsed end under the
the Railway Railway Company The necessary capital
has been ,hhscribed, and Joseph T cr3wel has oeen
elected President of the company The road wil
only two mes lolg, but will connect with the new
Ehlsbethport and Long Branch Railroad, which viii
tsnce between Railway and New York yiil be reducrd
on the south side Of the Railway river, the property
holders there have given the right of and offer
and turnouts free of charge. The opening Of this road
win bring Railway within forydys minutes travel
The sun., 1873-07-04
THE UcKY INITIALS.
Close Game Between the Washiuatons and
New yorker--A Rain storm settles the
Game on the Ska Inning.

A fia., f..... ...... 49, xy..n..u.u.. =. =. n
80, .e "" "'s,A ,eo "s"sAo.S W
Game on tho Ska Inning.
pa ..., "a 49,. ,,, ....... A..
/ In" bano VI pase phii petWseh We
Washingtons and tho Mutuals which was to-
h,yo h,ou ,ia,.a,, go, ,r.,a..,. 49,, ,.a ,,oa,
"'' w" p'"S'u on i"ee'"'t ""t ""9 Po9'
ponea oa Account of the rain, was contested on
the Union Grounds yester,lay afternoon In the,
l. ,raae..c ot N i,,ao asa.,ahia.. pha h.a, ,yaa
vs. "''us" "s'"'e0' ~" 'o"o s'
excessive hut there was good breeze, which
made IL endurable Mr. CHAPMAN was selected
~ ""p"e. i"o ''"'u uais' p"Ninb WON INV 'oss'
sent the WashinEtons to the bat at 3A5.
Glenn spe ned the game with n ane hit on
- h,h n, -, IT. A., II ..r ~. -.
WIZ" "e 'oon "'o pS.. ""es suuoh ou.' ou'
Glenn ran to second Donnelly went out on a
foul bound 10 Hicks md Thomas on a Dy r.,
/ -, -, a., -. ~ ~ 80, ~
HsA'e' l" 'ehie "e"' ""'k "i""" v" soeo""
base.
Eggler Of the Mutuals then went to the bat
and sent bounder along the foul line toward
third but Warren atopped IL skilfuIIv and bv n
-, -, . ,,, =, =. A.. - "
u Rouuu tuIow ous .kun, u. ~ nasi. ns, nsnhn
hauo ne m ~. ni,u i "ok nist; nat.iu W. st.",h ~
hou one 10 'hiru' out wsH put ont az nrst' ile
I Ina,h E9ihg uoWh 70 se,ohu. otait 'laue @ su
uln.ah non.e uiuSr Is,nshuous WI M cueeiInH ~, itY
C,' siulv W ~, ~ ,Tu, otIt seiipn s.ru'h uien
w ,Mm,u 'Wiasni W s VauRnu' oios'hH '''o '''''E
""Shu'stohs'V W "u'Hhs'h
An ACCIDENT.
In the second innin,, thu Woshingtons worn
discussed Of In the nne 'f,yn tbree nr,isr and Tie
Nutuals failed To add To- their score tLn,Igh
The sun., 1873-07-04

In State bonds note sales of Virginia Go. conso
dated, eN cuuton NJ 81. south Carolina 6s Janu.
ary anu July, Is and Virginia 6s deferred, iQt. Bank
of North America shares sold At lWlS, and New York
Gas Company stock Gt tii. Railroad bonds were very
qui. the excessive heat of the day having checked
trade snd all klniS OF speculation. The prominent
trsnsActions were follows New Jersey Central l.t
new, lO1 Pittsburgh Fort WAYNE and Chicago lists
eN int, l6Nd lt@k 81, Louis aud Iron Mountan ists
10 10 OHIO snd Mississippi cHnsolidntsd shaking fund
Burlington, Cedar Rapids aud Minnesota lists Ssii
pacinc Railroad Of Missouri eds TsA New YORK state
bounty loan, reg, luo Toledo and Wabash Isis ~ Cen.
,rs facnc gold bones, ln Chicago aud Northwestern
lis lgl 1Sul Nchigan southern sinking fund bonds,
llb western Union telegraph bonds. "; ALBANY and
Srs9uehsnha 2ds $k llunalo and Enc new, o. Union
Pacihc 1s land grant, ~; Delaware Lackuwann ma and
Western ists, lOSk ~
The highest lowest, and $ r. NJ. closing prices OF
The sun., 1873-07-04
A Narrow Escape for Miss Nellie Grant.
From As Tele1rdR.

ON Wednesday evening, just after @
o'clock, Miss Nellie Grant lett the President 5
cottage tor nde in her pony phaeton. She was
man. The team was the Presidents fayorite
span Of spirited black ponies, and they bowlod
along the avenue in fine style. While passing
along the lower end Of Ocean avenue the ponies
became suddenly frightened and started into a
furious run. Tho driver manfuly chung TO the
lines and did everything possible to check the
runaways, but all 90 no purpose, for they were
unmanageable. Miss Grant brayely kept her
seat and did not manifest any alarm, while the
plunging ponies tossed the tiny carriage ON
either side of the road. As the team reached
the residence OF Mr. Franklin, the agent of the
Cunard line, they whired into the yard and
across the lawn, dashing themselves on to the
piazza, where they were stopped in their mad
career by the astonished visitors, Miss Grant
was assisted from the carriage, which miracu-
lousy escaped destruction, and was warmly
rioua injury
The sun., 1873-07-04
Going Home from the Circus.

As Mr.. VIM. Stockdale was returning
from visiting the circus at Peterboro' he and the
young lady who accompanied him met, saws the
BObcaygeOn (Canada) Independent, with a rather
singular accident. lie was driving in one
horse buggy and was going at a good smart
pace when, from some unexplained cause, he
dhl not see a four-year-old steer that was lying
In the road, and before he was aware Of II drove
over the animal The steer rosa up suddenly
horse, buggy, lovers, and steer went together
harmoniously at full trot, but the steer dverg-
ing destroyed tho equilibrium, aud buggy, steer,
young lady horse, and VIM. Stockdale retired
into the ditch. Happily no bones were broken,
and though some bruises were received, some
fright occasioned, and a parasol injured beyond
AL possibility OF cure, the party reached the
Town Hall and were enabled to continue their
Journey during the afternoon.
The sun., 1873-07-04
Live stack Market.

NEW YoRK, Thursday. July 3.-Reccipts OF
hoeNgs were ~ cars tS3J head, making S,.ui since
Monday, against StS9 Tor tr time last wepk Tho
narAct was no better for u.o sr'nng interest than
thc close Yesterday, end Sale extremely slow at
&lJr for Texans, and Ji.i2c for Ordinary to prime
native seeis. About ~ loads remained unsold at
2p. VI. ~ -
lssccips Of sheep and lambs were car loads. or sD
head. making 5.is since Monday. against ft for the
same time ast week Lambs Wtre doiug iii L. better
aud far ~ prime Jersey lambs soIi at 10 .aii Vc
n, and PcnnsylVania, krutucNy, State, ami canada
A. Va ~ s.. sheep continued dun and weak, with
limited transactions at lkM54c , n.
Arrivals Of hogs q cars or SGn novs. all for
slauEhttrCrs. The market shade stronger Tor
aud closed urn.
The sun., 1873-07-04
TIE Comptroller Again In Hot Water.

The last Legislature, in the face of an express
preyon of tho Judiciary article Of the Constitu
ton, that the Judges of the Supreme, Superior, and
Common Pleas Courts shall receive for their
compensation to be established by law. which shall not
he diminished during their one al terms Inserted a see.
ton In the charter reducing the salaries Of all the
Judges To tUOm wear, Their Ignorance OF the Con.
situiOn having subsequently, been disspated they IN
the supplemental charter repealed their former action
charter became slaw ON May 90 Comptroller Green
refuses to pay he Judges for the period between
these dates at rate higher than sl00 year though
the ega yearly salaries OF tie sHpreme Court Judges
are Sl7 so, and ~ the Superior aud Common Peas
Court Ju0ses $500 year,
The sun., 1873-07-04
Real EstHte Market,

J. Bleecker celebrate the Fourth OF July
by combining the business Of selling number OF desL
rable villa SITES ON the Palisades In charming location
known as Mount Englewood. This will close up the
business Of the week no sales of Importance being
nOunced until Tuesday next
By James VI. Miller (R. &. Beamish refcrccN a ave.
story brick tenement and lot 2Ig north side Sixteenth
street, eaSt OF Avenue y, tl3,OU.
By A. j. Bleecker tS H. Stewart, rcferee) thrcestory
brick and lot 5xQu, ,s3 suuolk street, on 0sse Of
twenty one years, $500,
by j. Goodenough, two story brick house and lot
SIlN5, S2s FIFTY ninth street, ss.0NO
The sun., 1873-07-04
DI 20 RCED.

DOBsoN.-ln the csy of Now York ON 'hc Sd day Of
july bi the Hon. Richard l. Larrrnorc, Judge of the
fred J, DObson.
EHLERs In the city OF New York, on the "a day OF
July by the Hon, Claulu- l. Mcneil, Justice of the SUI
pcrlor Court, Henry Ehlers from Neliie Ehlcrs.
PRAlT-ln the city of New York. On the Sd day OF
July, by the Hon Richard l., Larremurc, Judge Ofthe
Court Of Common Pleas, Adeine Pratt FROM Frank
Pratt
NEAZlF.-In the city ot New York, on the sd day Of
July, by the Hon, Charles Daniels Justice Of the SUI
prlnc Court, Fannie VI NrUte from Cornelius Neakie
WALTON In the city Of New York. on the sd day Of
july hY the Hon. Richard l.. Lsrremorc Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas, Jane Walton from William K
Walton.
The sun., 1873-07-04

The DAYS business at the Z 5. subTrea,urv was
Gold receipts, sltlalQ.95 payments tS'0596 vi bal.
ancc tdf.les.i2; currency receipts tlOl4lll, pay.
mcnts r5 os4 balance. $25,i6l,ss1 o customs s5T
uO The Treasury balances at the close Of business In
washington to-day we're; Currency. t9,s}lluI; aud
coin ss.&1,0n including So 5JDsp coin certincsics.
The inlernnl revenue receipts footed up tSnnU The
specie shipments amounted To ta 900 In silver barr.
The amount OF bullion in the Bank OF England In.
creased for the week Ed,S0i, and for TO-DAY Ed7Uu.
At the Treasury sale Of 81 l 0 gold to-day bids were
elicitcd 70 the cItcnt of q 30n at prices ranging
from llV TO 1918 llO and the entire sum award.
ed az 1878 and lil3 li0. The total amount ut cue.
toms receipts for the fiscal ending June "a
Nerr tS59.gsi.
Foreign exchange was duh and r-suDsL for
o. days bills aRd llo4 for short sight
In the money market the same general characterics
OF ease heretofore 80 frequently noted ohse rvcd
and the offerings were abundant At cent, G ali
where apnroycd stock collateral pied sed Govern.
mcnt bond nrns were supplied ~ to T. hut IN dis.
eoants there only Hight business because OF the
scarcity OF nrst-ciass mercantile Eaper.
Trade IN Cove rnment securities light al the
boards hut between calls considerable hus.n
reported especially IN currency g. at lii and We also
note sales " coupon s., ISL Al III coupon ls6s Old
h6s Is regis,ered, s'ls li5A coupon s. 1881. liss
and registered llsOs M. The maraet closed strong.
Henry Clews& CO., z Wall street, report At 3 r. NJ;
The sun., 1873-07-04
Ring Onf the Fire Alarms.

TO Wt fIFIlOf OF TNt sun,
SIR In the rear OF and but two feet from
where ths Ore broke out In Fifth street this rning
large tenement containing twenty families. The nrt
must have been burning than half hour before
any of the sleepers IN the tenements were aware of
thHir danger, They were finally aroused by the bell
yehbs old ship yard which Dor thirty yesrs paii
four times day regulated the meoh hsncs work ins
hours Nothing but Prov and the bell saved ihs
tenants. King tina are bsfls.
A., ~ W NorSiuAs. si East BOsrth street.
The sun., 1873-07-04
BUSINESS Aotuts.

No Otner Medicine ever attained such an un-
precedented sale AS HHLMBoLDs Brcuu. Its name
and fame are known everywhere and It deserves ITS
great reputation for It has undoubtcd merit. II 10
warranted to all diseases of the kidneys and the
urinary organs. Beware OF couaterfets. Genuine has
private proprietary stamp of II. T. Helmbold on each
hottie.
The sun., 1873-07-04
Arrived TnrHsnAY. Jnly s

NrrINfH- IITiNONN, IUIN y
steamship New Orleans. New Orleans nidse and paap.
Steamship Castor. Rotterdam, mdse end pass
Steamship Hatteras. Richmond. mdse. ami pass
Steamship Ocean Queen, Aspnvall mdsc. and pass.
steamship Californian, Glasgow, IN -. and pass
BARK Norsk Flag, Londonderry, 10 ballast
BARK Arfacsad, Newcastle, coal.
BARK Martha, Dublin mdse
Bark Rhea, Stettin. mfSc.
Bark Ocean. Rrencn mdsc. and pass.
Bark Anemnnia. Mar r1cuibo. coffee
Brig Liberty, Catbarien sugar.
Bfig Maurice, Matanzls, melRd1.
Brig Five Brothers, Cardcnas, sugar.
Schr. Isabei, san Bias. cucoanuts.
Also the usual river and coast wise vessels