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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-12
CITY ITEMS.

An ARTICLE or TRrH MERIf.-"Bresca's
BroacAidl TtocAes' Are the most popular article
in this Country or Europe for Throat Diseases
and Coughs, and this popularity is based upon
real merit. lA ~ a-etH~7A - e00t
PoNp's ExTRACr-For twenty-five years the
peoples remedy, for what? See Ponds Extract
Book. 2,ia.2s
SouND yEEr beng indispensable 10 health
and comfort thousands Of persons come from far
and near to visit DR.. White. the we'll known
Ghiropodist, No. SS 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns bad malta, &C.,
and advice a. TO suitable sh0ee
TEE NATIONAL SAvINes BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4 Saturdays, to 4 and s
to g. Ht3 1Stl6
WILCOX q GIBB's Swine MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chae
Baum's heopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
IntelIgencer Building. 1928
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler, near Az street
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ALWAYS FRESH ATTRACTIONS.
ness Is nov as near perfection 1t possibly can be-
and that if was to tell you would sen goods worth
me humbus sim am bound to eslY YOUR stt sa1
tion to an invoice Of
LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS
just received by me, which. in all respects, will chal
:enge your admiration, and you certainly will be
wonder struck if told that they are
ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH.
also have been enabled, through the failure of a
large Jeweiry TO lay before You very
ASSORTMENT OF yEwELRY,
compare fevoraby with gold goods and ali goods
rsnied for twelve months. They Consist Of about
i iSS Of S sissys s s1itons.
Us Ladies' Sets.
Crosses, Charms, Lockets, Necklaces, Eings
Bracelets, Rubber and Jet Goods, &c, &c
Also, just opened
, One ,s case Ladies les Iron Frame Hose, standard
One case British N Hail Hose, of the quality so fa
vorably known, three pair for 81.
As heretofore, 1 shall always endeayor to deserve
your kind fayors, and you will always get yeur fun
dollars worth at
SILvERBERa'
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
ala SEVENTH STREET,
febS-tr near Penpeylyani avenua
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TREASURED ToKEEs.-Mr. j. X. Fairlamb
last evening presented to a large audience at
Lincoln Hall his opera OF the above name, the
lamb, Miss Addie Randall, Mr.. L. @. Cannon,
MIR. johnson and Mr.. Beckett were the principal
singers, and the chorus was made up Of ladies
Choral Societies. All did their parts as well as
could be expected of singeCs and actors who are
badly supported by orchestra and who have in
sufficient stage accommodations. The unfOrtu-
nate IRE at the National Thea<er deprived Mr.
Fairlamb Of the advantage Of presenting the
opera in proper style. We ere sure thsf the
stars In the cast Of last night are each capable Of
doing better, vocally, but having e render
music badly adapted to the voice, they were .
little below the standard. Some q the orchestra
were unable to perform their parts, owing to
want of proper adaptation Of tie music to the
time and tune.
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SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence Of the lateness Of the season, and
preparing for large Spring stock, offer for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS
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THs BOARD or HEALTH met lae night. The
heaath ofhcer reported that there had been "a
new cases Of smallpox during the past week
aganst oz cases reported the previous week.
lumber OF nuisances abated 90; dead animals
removed 70 The health officer also reported
thAt ne nAd visited the central market yester-
day' AID not only seized all unwholcs04e arti-
sies but caused the arrest Of all parties s9ering
tne same LOT sale, and he proposed to c0afinue
doing %, g mat We the emily Vay 70 stDp TIE
franc. ne Also reported that the poundmen
had maze rad over the District on Monday
officer was, on motion Of Nj. Narbury, sutIor-
ized % hire wagon sIisaele for the removing Of
geese to the pound. The scavenRer for the istIl
district was recommended for removal for r.
peAfed violation Of instructions Of the board.
THE SUNDAY-eCHOoL INSTITUTE held its nrst
session yesterday afternoon at the Calvary Bap-
fist Church. corner Of eth and H streets Open
ing remarks were made by Rev. Alfred Taylor,
9I Nev York. The Royal Road to Religious
Ia arnine'' Was the main subject Of his dis
coerse. AZ the evening session Mr.. Taylor
spoke on "suHday-sckool maDaeement,o and
was followed by Rev =. III. Vincent Win dis
course on =" Home, Pulpit and school,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-12

.. 7os MSRkEr SPACE,
HeadQuarferu for
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIrs.
AND FANCY GROCERIES,.
HAVANA AND VALENCIA ORANGES
THE nlEksT fIGS AND RAIsINs
cALIFoRkfAA P Pks3sE HthtkAAGA GRAPES.
lOO bAkkELs sELECTED APPLEs
~ bAkRkLs CRANBERRiES, EXrRA,
FANCY GROCERIEs.
Finesf old BRANDY, Inportsd ana O.yso-,..
VINES, Rum and GIN Missd FRENcH CAN
R tTs g Ssgt: per pound; Imported CoNsERvI
Large stock Of STAPLE GROCERIES At the var,
lowest prices. dsi ~
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STRIKE or STONE CUTTkRs.-The stonecut
tersemployed In Laying the pavement around
the 18th street circle stopped work yesterday ant
In accordance with recent action Of the Stone
cutters Society demanded an increase OF Il
cents per squaTe foot over the present amoun
received, which r. fifteen cents per square foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-12

PRICE LIS I
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SMALL Pox.-The following cases of small
pox have been reported at the health office
since our issue yesterday:-One each at the fol-
lowing places: O-street alley, between 4th and
between 9Th and 9TH streets southeast; n street,
between Half and South Capitol streets south
west; Massachusetts, avenue, between 10th and
18th streets northeast; 631 X street southeast;
GA Sd street southwest; and one case
picked mp on the street by the small pOx
ambulance-George johnson, eolored, twenty
one years of age. Two deaths, one in
Fighting alley, and one at e55 street south
west, have been reported.
Nine persons were removed to the hospital
Yesterday.
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0how 70 turn peoples heads-Ccme into o
concert late in thick boots
10Board in the Nebraska state penitertiarv
is go week, lodging included. :" =
HBudd Doble has offered S60.0oo for Cor.
LathSm's pair Of black mares In San Francisco,
0An Iowa paper boasts of weather acold
enough 70 make An Arctic bear wear pulse
Warmers"
~A German boy in Chataqua county. Nv.
aged 4, has eN)ored his meerschsum and Is tough
and hearty.
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LOCAL NEW s.
Condensed Locals.

Yesterday afternoon r. NJ. Slade fell In an
aIOplectic Fl on 9TH street. between G. and III
northwest. and was taken TO Providence hOspi-
tai by his friends.
man named Charles Miller was knocked
down near the Virginia avenue bridge last night
BY two white men, and robbed OF valise and
other articles.
Siren J. c. Parker we have LippfRcotrs Nccd-
Tins for March, containing an article, "New
Washington" OF special interest to District
readers; also, from Parker, we have APPIetos' 8
Joe nal for Feb. 18th.
18th street, REV. T.. II. Gray, pastor.) had an
entertaining sociable last evening. at which DR..
Edw ard Young. chief of the bureau of statistics,
Treasury department, gave interesting accounts
Of the manners and customs of Russia.
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MASONIC PREsENTATIoN-A very handsome
jewel was presented by Acacia Lodge, No. 49,
ing. II is composed of cOmpasses and an arcOf
gold suspended from gold loop. In the pivot
OF the cOmpasses Is fine solitaire diamond, and
rising sun and rays, with an appropriate in
scriptiOn on the reverse. DR.. Daniel McFarlan
made the presentation speech in happy TERMS
and the recipient responded In some remarks,
expressing his gratification at the honor con-
ferred on him by his Masonic brethren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-12

CRAWL FooTwALKs-Inspectof @. w. Cum
ningham has been directed by the beard Of
public works % have Q gravel f0otwaik made
Capitol and LIST streets, east; also, one on west
side Of 18th street, from L to n streets, north
west. : - =
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GROVER 4 BAKERS CELEBRATED ELIAS
~ TIC AND OCK-STITCH SEWING MA
CHIMES, for sale on easy terms at DAVIS,
f6-lw sol Market Space, corner ST street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-12

AZ am determined to reduce my Stock without
delay, purchasers will find it to their advantage to
give me q call
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
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BUILDING, SECURITY FROM FIRE AND
DELIVERY.

At the time the contract takes effect the contractor
shall have hand, ready for delivery not lees than
hve million 5000 cards, and shall, from and after
that date, deliver with all reasonable dispatch,
packed, addressed, and labeled as Aforesaid, such
quantities nay be required 20 MI the daily orders
the Post Office Department, Washington, ID. c., or
at the post ONCE in the city town where the
tractor does business: the place Of delivery be
the option of the Postmaster General; the cost of
delivery as well as all expenses Of packing, water
PROBING, storing, addressing, and labelling, TO bs
paid by the contractor.
The Department shall have the right 20 require Of
the contractor at the expiration Of the contract
at any time during its existence, furnish
quantity Of cards not exceeding supply for three go
months
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The NATIONAL THRATRR being buried, tn
consequent scarcity Of afternoOrx cntertain
ments has induced the enterprising prcprieto
q series Of Afternoon concerts ct his place Q
business, 3f2 It'll street, the first one Of whicl
will Be rnorrow from 4p. m, and the mex
one on Saturday at the same hour. Ladies' an,
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INsPECTIoN.-AGENT OF THE DEPART.

An agent of the Department will have supervision
Of the manufacture, storage aud Issue of the cards
who shall at all times have full and free TO the
apartments, safes, and vaults where the cards are
manufactured and stored for the purpose of ins pect
ing the same and whose duty il will be TO require
the stipulstions of the contract 10 be faithfully OBJ
served; and the contractor shall furnish him and
his clerks suitable Office and deck at the place
of manufacture for the transaction Of the business Of
his agency, without cost tn the United States.
The contractor, his employees, and agents shall
form TO such regulations the Department may
from time to time adopt for the security of the Gov
eminent.
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July 9, 1873
lsc. Net receipts, n bales Sales, 80 Stock, l7,sl9
NEW on5nAss, July 9. 1873
cepts VI bales gross, s96 Sales 100 evening 500
HfS s2sa s%sos sos.Ws %ats % @ sss S
SAVANNAH, July Q, 1873
eeips, l3S bales Exports coastwise, 49, Sales. Is
CHAnLnsros, July o 1873.
Cotton quiet; mddlings,, 1sc low middings,
bSss sinIS sio & 'sae:Fy sae o .' sdcs
TOLEDO, July O. 1878.
Flour in fair demand and nrm; wheat advanced and
81 ,s sxr@ sms, s:e MM,ssssn 81 e 0 30 4,
lake shore red SIS Tor 80 req Corn advanced and
s ssr e' seller Sf nsa as sS low
seller Aoeust sc Tor white ssile, or no grade Sc.
3 s qr % %SSShns4n Sh,.s fsghs steady ana
els 'ss and VS bnshe sos oS S
-four, llOoo bushels wheat 1900 bdshels aud 1000
Flour steady andgnchangcd Sales 500 !bls 81 7s tor
Winter tor 'Gc double extra % Soand w
ss S bushels sSs hsa oa Sa'' cSa
SSf n Hsd o ad sad s. 10 hSd o lied
,a G ss ssa s5s s diIs a % per % a
a@bsT nc fSaa saq new @ }ors safosd
New York, 4Oc. to Albany, 8c. Receipts BY lake
1900 feet lumber Shipments by canal 1850 bushels
wheat oSOoo do corn, aud 2s3l,OD feet lumber ,o,.
Lake and rail imports for the last tweny-toir hours
Flour II % 6bs wheat ii4sio bushes corn al IlZ do
oats ", Np do peas $50 do Canal shipments-W heat
lb 700 bushels; corn, s666 do; oats, li7OO do: rye,
l6,7U do Rail cxporswheat 9 $50 vushcs corn S5ll3
do oats oO,573 do Canal frcights-Wheat l0Ac.;
ssrn ss RI ~ oats osc tlSar quiet Western sering
white, 81 a 81 70 Wheat drmef sales Of 5000 bushels
Milwaukse No Spring at 81 So 700 DO white Canada
rS {. SEQ af Sssea No SPRING SPRING s flvsiS
No. Spring, 81 81 81 So; Chicago No. .
Spring 81 D white Canada, 81 IS 81 T3 white Michi
gan 70 II 624. Corn firm and higher this forenoon,
but htle weaker thi. ste rnoon sales OF 81 bushels
$500 do No a. S5c oats quiet; sales Of oo bushels
No At ssc 1000 DO do At 100 90. do at SOC. Rye
no 2WestesA w . sc. BaE1sy malt arm aad higher;
The New York herald., 1873-07-10

sales OF 2,WO bushels Canada at 81 Is; quoted pYme
mhter estern, 10 2l prime Canada, 81 rs Rye
malt held At Sc Other articles unchanged.
Flour quiet and unchanged Sales Of extra Spring st
$6a - ID Wheat active and higher opening in fair
demand but at lower rates at close No 3spnng sold at
10 l6s spot; closed At 81 l6, spot; 81 II seller
rejected; rejected THcs Hs a sc Corn active and higher but
July; Sc. s9c seller August; .o3c- seller septem-
Der; rejected S5c. 3;c- Oats advanced and in fair
demand at 29xc. for No. T. cash; 29c. a 2shc, seller
August rejected ssac &c Rye aais, and unchanged
6oc for No Fall; 42c; ioT No. Pork in fair demand
and lower at 3ls 50 SIS 60 cash 81 55 seller August
$s IS seller August Bulk meats in good demand sales
OF shoulders at To- ooss Bacon steady Hams IN pickle
ssSys1cea and in iar demand At ssc Frssats rns5m m
bbIs -four, 5000 bushels wheat 1900 do corn, 81 900
do oats and 1000 do. rye. Shipments-4OD bbs -four,
6 900 bushels wheat $4,000 do corn, 60 do oats and
0OO do
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Monty MARKKr.-LoNDoN, July 9-l2 :S0P. NJ
United States ave-twenty bopds ise5s old, as 1873
ssls. Erie Railway shares !s1 p M-Eris Railway
M,Consols for the account. sa'4 a3zt
PARIS BOURyR.-PARIs. July 9.-Rentes. 56f Soc
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEr-LIvxRPOoL, July o-6 p.
M-Of the s1les to-day $500 bales American The
market il duh and tending downward Mddllng Up
IA lands sgd SID middiing Orleans I'd 9&d Sales
Sales Of the crop shipped Savannah or Charles
ton At sgd.
LIVERPOOL BREA psruyFs MARKRr-LvERP0OL, July o.
Bvening.-The market for breadstuffs Is quiet
LyERPooL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERrooL, July o.
lb r M-Choese, els. per cwt for the best grades of
American fine.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvERPooI, July Given
ing.-Common rosn, IS. Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRr-LoNDoN. July 9--Evening.-
Linseed OIL f33 los per ton spirits urpent tine 33s
cwt refined petroleum, l3d. l,9d por gallon sugar.
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
Another Active Day in Wall
Street
ENCOURAGING SIGNS FOR fHE SUMMER.
Our Export Of Gold--Two Mil
lions This Week.
Is Prussia Purchasing Ameri-
can Coin?
q O l. ID . II II O N G..
Money Drug in the
Market.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HIGHER.
ADVICES FROM LONDON.
Money a Drug
Market.
EXCHANGE HIGH
ADvICEs FROM LONDON.

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, July 9-6 r. M.
On 'Change to-day cotton was in better request
but for "spot" quotations were reduced kc. per
ID. and futures were sc. S-16c. per lb. lower.
Flour was hrmer. Wheat and corn in good demand
and dearer. ,o t.-a
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The chief item Of information fr0m abroad to-day
comes from Paris In the announcement that the
second instalment Of 600 francs OF the last
miliard OF the war indemnity was delivered to the
German Minister OF Finance the 6th Of July. The
balance due amounts to SOC, 600 francs which,
according to the treaty, Is to be paid the 5th Of
next September The belief generally exists that
the Bank Of England will lower its rate Of
discount Tomorrow, money being easy, with
quotations Of IN IN per cent below the
Bank rate on government securities. In
view Of the large movement from France
however, and the natural disturbance that must
attach to the same it will not be altogether safe to
discount the statement The amount of bullion
that went into the Bank Of England to-day on bal
ances was f156,00 Rentes have become frmer and
are quoted at 56f. SOC. The new French loan Is
likewise strong at 6H per cent premium, being
an advance OF per cent. Consols for money were
quoted at 92H 92x; for account, e24 92N; five
twenty bonds, Of 1865, ct 93s; do Of 1861, at 931
oSh; ten-tOrty bonds at 9O14 9Oh "a decline Of
per cent? new .nves at sOA. Erie was steady,
At 4SX 40. Illinois Central at S6 a 49, In Am.
sterdam the quotations were as tolIows:-Central
Pacific first mortgage bonds, s5A Union Pacific
0rst mortgages, 6s Union Pacific stock, 2ax; Erie
Eailwsy stock, 52H
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money is a drug. Bankers and brokers alike have
gathered more of the harvest than they can hus-
band, and loans have gone a.begging Desirable
commercial paper is scarce. The rates on call
loans were and per cent, with some transac-
tions at lower figure. Prime discounts and
per cent. Foreign exchange was firm. The follow
ing table will show the revised rates.
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BO6fON, july y 1919.
The wool market Is well sustained under the liberal
purchases Of manufacturers, and prices are Arm The
clip OF fleece wool Is being received moderate
quantities There have been sales OF Western Michigan
New Hampshir and Ohio neeces at 46c Soc ashed
combing 42c 55c Spring California, 2c SIC super
ans and extra pIllsd s3c s5c unwashed ~ a. hoeces c
foreign the demand Is limited and transactions
important. Further shipments OF Cape about to be
made to England rs 1t can be sold to better advantage
there than in this market .+.s
The New York herald., 1873-07-10

The quotations based cotton store running In
quality not more than half grade above below ths
grade quoted
fLouh AND GRAIN -Receipts- Il, Az bbS wheat
196,3lo bushels; corn, l2fU do cornmea s65 bbs
oats 7s so bushels; rye TO- 5 do. The aour market
irmer under good inquiry. particularly tor shipping
since last include about Is ,Sv0 bbls, comprising all
kinds at prices within the Of the appended
uorA Corumeal was hold hrmer, but very quiet Feed
also Qulet bat 1rm ~ the following feures LOO ba
The New York herald., 1873-07-10

The operations OF the Cold Exchange Bank to-day
were as follows:-Gold balances, s1oS9, ,6l3; cur
rency balances, s2,s9a.o7o; gross clearances,
e5S, S,O01, 900.
The rates paid for carrying were 8, az, and
per cent.
RAILROAD BONDS
These were strong and even higher than yester-
day, as the result possibly Of the process of rein.
vestment. The following were the bids as amended
The New York herald., 1873-07-10

Net earnings.... l,39S, $50 $2,OlS,533 $625, ,0O4
The above shows the net result Of the business
for the present year to the 1st instant to be
$625 oo4 better than the previous year. This. says
the President, would have justified dividend Of
five per cent had not the dividends paid in 1873 ex-
hausted the surplus OF earnings. To restore these
the dividend has been united to four per cent.
The earnings Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company for the month Of June, 1873, we're
81, sls79o being an increase this year over 1872 Of
$l75 and over 1871 Of $685. The earnings OF
the first six months OF 1873 were $s,a2o,7s7 eing
an increase over 1872 Of ssl2,171.
The New York herald., 1873-07-10

According to the programme OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury, s1,ooo.ooo In gold will be sold tomor
COW.
GOLD 115X q 1853.
Gold was stronger to-day than yesterday, with
the display OF considerable activity in the market
Prices have been encouraged by the shipments and
engagements for the week, and more are conf
dently expected. At three O'Clock to-day the en-
gaGements or gold coin by the steamers to SAIL
tomorrow amounted to $1,OOO,OOO while the
steamers which sailed to-day took out $6oo,oOo
IN gold and $4,000 In silver bars
For considerable time past Prussia has pur.
chased gold In England 1t is now stated that that
government is purchasing in America through
well known bankers identified with other inter
continental transactions. 1t is impracticabIe to
trace the rumor to its direct source because of
the rettcence which naturally attaches to diplo
matte acts, yet 1T would appear IRON a survey OF
the monetary situation that at least for the mo-
ment there has been a transfer to New York of the
exciting influences that have recently disturbed
the English market. The price Of exchange being
In favor Of specie exports 1t is not unreasonable
that government in want of coin should seek
Tor 1t at this money centre with as much zest
as an individual The ocean cable has DESTROYED
the financial importance OF geographical location.
An hour now does the work which formerly re-
quired months. The fluctuations OF the gold mar.
ket were not due to the causes above ntimated,
because they did not transpire untn late. The
record OF the day ls as follOws:-
The New York herald., 1873-07-10

WHITsON-HOUsT0N On Tuesday, July 8, at the
house Of the BRIDES brOtherin-law, Thomas Moore,
243 West rhirty-frst street, by the Rev. Richard
Parker, WILLIAMAvHTrsON to EUPHEMrA, youngest
daughter of the late John HOrston, ESQ.,. or Bridge
tOn Glasgow, Scotland
Glasgow (Scotand) papers please COPY.
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Under court DEGREES two sales we're held yester-
day at the Real Estate Exchange realizing together
SS6 350-as lollows:-
(By order Of Court Common Pleas Charles A. Jackson
keiereeJ
4 story bk. b. and lots NOS, IS and 80 Orchard
ST., e. 8, between Grand and Hester sts size plot,
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.



Ill and Pennsylvania at 1884,
MEMORANDA.
A comparison Of the receipts, expenses and net
earnings OF the Central Railroad of New Jersey for
the six mon this ending June 80 with the correspond
ing six months Of the previous year gives the
following results tthe receipts and expenses for
June being partly estimated) =
1872 1873 Increase
Receipts. .......... $3,455o56 $4,135,0l1 S67@055
Expenses. ......... 2,062,426 2,116,47S 54,051
The New York herald., 1873-07-10
BANK SHARES.

The following were the bids to-day for city bank
Shares:-New York, 1ss; Manhattan, lsA; Mar
chants. 10; nsonsnics, lsak: Union. lssx, 0kx,
The New York herald., 1873-07-10

&C. ". Pleasant ReferecD
The lease Of the premises known the STAIRS
Armory, located H.. W. corner OF Houston and
Bedford sts size OF plot 10xl0O % 400
". N. CAMP
(By order OF Henry u. Davies Jr Referecl
10 acres Of land located IN the town OF Corlandt
Westchester county, N. 1900
One OF the most important sales OF suburban
property held this Summer will be conducted to-
day by Jere. Johnson. Jr., ~ Delaney PARK,
Orienta, on the sound at Mamaroneck, westchester
county. Two barges and steamboat have been
chartered to convey purchasers to the ground, be-
sides o special train on the New YORK, New haven
and Hartford Railroad.
sale Of bus'aess property was held on Tuesday
The New York herald., 1873-07-10

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts from customs to-day were $431, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $443,O coo on ac-
count Of interest and 900 in redemption of $40
bonds.
The Treasury balances at the close Of business to-
day were as folows:-
Currency $s,ooo 600
Coln: 81, 000, 900
Coruncates. .........................4 49, 100000