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THE SU N
WEEKLY, sEMI.wEEKLY, AND DAILY.

THE WEEKLY SUN is too widely known
TO require an extended recommendation; but
the reasons which have already given it fifty
thousand subscribers, and which will, we
hope, give it many thousands more, are
as follows:
1t is frst-rate newspaper. All the news
Of the day will be found in it, condensed
when unimportant, at full length when of
moment, and always presented in clear,
ineligible, and interesting manner.
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the most delicate and scrupulous taste.
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tales and romances of current literature are
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pages.
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department.
It is an independent political paper, be-
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1t fights for principle, and for the election of
the best men to office. 1t especially devotes
its energies to the exposure Of the great
corruptions that now weaken and disgrace
our country, and threaten to undermine
no fear of knaves, and asks no favors from
their supporters.
1t reports the fashions for the ladies and
the markets for the men, especially the attic
markets, to which it pays particular atten-
ton.
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THE WEEKLY TIMES.

The Weekly Times is undoubtedly the best
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an excellent condensation of the news of the
week; the most important events, both
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AGENTS for the New National Era.

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ALEXANDER sTEv1Ns 1879 street. Washington.
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HAMPERS BAZAAR.
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1t is really the only illustrated chronicler of
fashion in this country. Its supplements alone
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While fully maintaining its position as mirror
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TIE SEMI WEEKLY TIMES

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yNANTED-THg HOUSE OF L. LEGRAND, PER
w tuner, Paris. Purveyor to His Majesty the Emperor
of Russia and foreign wishing estab-
lish important business relations with the Eastern
States desires TO find respectable and responsible house
already in that business sole general agent tor
all the products the celebrated Oriza Perumery. All
should be directed 10 L. L., box 5O3 New York
Post office, who viii transmit same TO Paris
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BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTI0H-
MEMT.

special session OF this Board was held yester.
day afternoon, at the office or the Comptroller
Present, Mayor Havemeyer, Chairman; Mr.. Pres
ident Vance. the Comptroller, and Tax Commits
sioner Wheeler.
resolution to issue $25o,oo Of City Park I'M
provement stock, as authorized by section Q, Of
chapter $50, OF the Laws Of 1878, was offered and
adopted; as also resolution to authorize tho
Comptroller to issue from time TO time, as may be
required pursuant to section H. chapter 1856, LAWS
1873 assessment bonds amounting to $500 600; also
to nav to Messrs. DOrman B. Eaton, John X. Porter
and others, for legal expenses in defending the
suits OF the Police Justices the sum oil So $50.
For the employment Of clerical help 70 the Com
miasloners OF Accounts IN the examination OF she
Comptroller's ofice, the amount OF $l,250 was APP
prOpriated; also 81. $3.50 % for expenses incurred
by the superintendent OF Bulldogs IN repairing
unsafe bindings No. 80 to ~ Bowery. The sum OF
$1,000 to met the expenses OF the New YORK City
Prison Commission, was likewise appropriated,
and $3,3l7 IS for contingencies In ComptrOler's
ONCE after which the Board adjourned.
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sssSoess American mlver, Sss.2ls; silver bsrs.
$sso,6lA Total, 81 $40. es1.
BANK SHARES
were dull, and no sales were made that cad for
change Of recent quotations
RAILROAD Bonds
In railroad bonds the leading feature was IN sd
vance in Central Pacidcs TO S9k, lot OF $50
and another OF $1,000 having changed hands,
Western Pacincs brought sax. Central Pacific
State aid bones lo2H, and Western Pacincs s3x.
New York Central skies OF 1888 were steady AZ
OIL and Fort Wayne second At lol The following
faf
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices indicate prices as steady, and
with little change from those recently quoted.
Paris dispatches quote rentes at 59f. roc. The
following are the quotations in Amsterdam
Central Pacific FIRST mortgage bonds, 73X IA;
Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 70a<: Union
Pacific stock. 235s; Northwestern preferred, 60H ;
Erie, 30h.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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THE UNITKD STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury transfers OF legal tenders for the
week ending to-day $3.50 600; OF fractional cur
rency, s667 600; bonds held to secure circulation
1885,, 600, 600; held TO secure public deposits,
SIG, 500 900; outstanding national bank circulation
$ao3, oOo The internal revenue receipts to-day
are $27l,O0o, and for the month to May %,
81, oS3,0 0o The customs receipts to-day were
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out
333o,Oo0 on account Of interest and $4,000 In re-
demption OF hve-twenty bonds. The Treasury
operations at the New YORK ONCE during the week
included the disbursement OF for coin in
terest t3s7,oo in redemption OF five-twenty bonds
and the receipt OF 81, 1871, 200 Tor customs.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There were no important transactions in gov
eminent BONDS this afternoon. The latest quota
tione were:-United States currency SKIES III /;
do, do, 1881, registered, l20A 1901; do do. d.
coupon, 1919 l22; do. hve-twenties 1862, regis
tered, l15X a l15l4; do. do, 1892. coupon I159s
l15k; do. do, 1864, registered Iiess a IT. do
do, do coupon, lEl4 n7h; do. do, 1866. regis
tered, 1l65s a III; do DO, do. coupon, 1lsx a
1lSA; do do. new, registered, 1lss do. do, do
coupon, 1ls5s LOO: do. d.. 1867 registered IIgL
119H do. do, d., COUPON 120H a 1907 do. d.
1865, registered, 1925; do. do, d. coupon. 1907
l2o'4 do. tenforties. registered, lis 1i5l4; do
DO. coupon, lis r5is; dc. hSes, 1881, registered
1l5h 1l5ss do do, do, ex coupon. 1854 Il5A.
THE soYgY MARKET.
Money was easy at the, close on the basis OF two
and three per cent Foreign exchange was 1rm
but dull at the following rates:-Bsn1ers' sixty
days sterling at As7ts asa. and .4S1k aAs1h for
demand.
GOLD
to-day was Without feature. The market opened
ut 1I2k and closed at ll21s. I've rates paid FOR
carrying we're 2 IL, per cent and nat. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
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CLOSING PRICBS-3 O'CLOCK Pm.


HAVANA. May 20 1874
Sugar-No - Dutch standard 1917 70 reals per arrobe
Freights loading at Havana for the United states
North coast for the United states ss7s per hid
On Paris. lss lS cent premium. Spanish gold, 22
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE BALL SEASONs
(NRAND BAL MASQUE AND SOIREE DANSANrE OF
VI the Manhattan Masquerade Club will take place at
the Argyle ROOMS sixth and Thrtieth street, on
STEVEN MINK, Secretary.
Tickets at box Office evening of ball.
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"A Teeth IS and IS; Gum SETS $40: Teeth nIic1 w
silver and bone, SOC. gold and plAtfnA ~ Al Wosn
warrantsd Al ur. WHIrES. Ma $50 SIKH avsnns Open
9undaE
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e ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A 0ooN PAYING
N. Business for saie.-Partes applying must be well
rec,mmepded; small capital Address TKArs box 2lS
Hersvd o6nca
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$4,000 Missouri SIS. -. s
500 G r State aid b be 10
lU00 Am DIX & Imp rs. IL
NOOu G 4 NV C cg BIDS 8
5000 Nor a Els LIST IN. ;. IL
400 Erie I'd M. go. 9
200 II a st 10 SIS, con Z
200 N Y G 6's, '83.. 8
1000 Buff 4 Erie, new. 8
1000 OHIO 4 Miss con. {
1900 Cen Pac gold DDS {
$1,000 do. {
1000 P, r W 4 c ID m . ID
7ODl I'm Pac RE- ist... !
1000 10. ............ {
5000, &IC2d ..... 6
200 81 L A ] " LIST m. 9
300 Alt 4 7 II "a pf. -. :
400 , oil a Wab LIST m. 9
1000 CT Westlst. 'sS. 8
500 West Tn Tel U.s.. 8
1000 Clev 4 + 4th m. 8
1000 West Pac bonds. s
rs shs Bank OF \ Y. IL
100 Mar Lid & NIB &C
100 At A Pac fel....bc !
27LD Yves In lei he
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CITY TREASURY.

The Comptroller reports the following disourse-
ments and receipts Of the Treasury yesterday =
DISBURSEMENTS.
Claims paid number Of warrants, So, amount
ing TO. .S35 l40
Pay rolls number Of warrants, g. amounting L25O
Total number Of warrants ~ amounting to $3523o
From taxes Of 1873 and Interest $685.
FROM OF taxes and int 7l22
From collection of and erest.... 5Z7S
From water rents. 1887
From market rents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S9
From connections with and drAins..-.... 81
trOm sales of vitrhed pipe. 40
From safes Of permits 70 build vaults. 1873
From sales OF lndices Of Records, Compuollcr's
From fees for copes Of papers, cents. 80
For fees and fines, District Courts. III
For licenses, Mayors office ....,............... M5
Total. 13UO75
The Comptroller paid during the past week,
through Paymaster Falls, laborers' pay rolls to the
18th inst, OF pipe yard,n @pig pipes" and docks"
Total 427,lO6L