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Lessons in Elementary Physics, by BALFoUR
STEWART. Ii. ID. NiacMillan Coz praeuca urea
sc for the younger class OF students starting from the
principle that the various physical agents, heat light
electricity, magnetism and so forth, are notifications o
one and the same energy. Thei description OF these
agents naturally corresponds with that usually given,
hut the connection in which they are here presented
serves as an Illustration Of the identity and correlation
Of forces
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

A Shorter Coarse Of English Grammar, by
SIMON KERL 4. NJ, Uvson, Blakeman Taylor, Coz Is
revised edition Of the authors elementary grammar
which has acquired a favorable reputation as a manual
for schools. The work IS distinguished by lts
compact classification and skilful grouping of topics
and the variety aud practical character of lis iustr'
items and e. crcses
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9lSC29SlS 30 $s&5O,5is Is
Tho net earnings, interest liabilities, and surplus
earnings for the same period were:
Interes; On ont


Mt earnings s;irfng oyy- o-.-.-- ori inter /
Sl0O7931 $4,1H,22l $5&50iZ
From the foregoing il will be that tie CcntTH
Pacific Railroad has earned, in six years, more h'i
100000 net, over operating expenses aud neaiA
SGOO00GO over operating expenses and interest on
bonds; while, during four years and half Of n "
time, the road was under construction, wi,bo
through business, and, for the first three years WI
less than 100 miles in operation.
OF the earnings for 1870, at least 6j per cent wss
from local business.
The security Of the principal, and the assuran
of regular and prompt payment Of interest VIII
are afforded in the valuable property ard immcn
revenue of the road, render the Central Paci
bonds as safe and reliable an investment as can
made
We deal in them the same as In GOyGrIne
bonds they are daily quoted the regular call o.
the New-York Stock Exchange, ana of several Of L.
most important Stock Exchanges Of Europe, and ca
5e as really sold at quoted market price as tle
bonds of the United States Government
We buy and sell Government bonds, gold. DC,
make collections receive deposits, allow interest
thereon, and do o general Banking business
FISK & " iTCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

State bonds were active and higher, principally on Ie-
nessees old advancing TO g. and new per cent 1904
,bouoh slight reaction was observed at the close South
Caronas new, January and July were next in point OF
interest with the bulk OF business at 3d. Georgia vs.
gold bonds sold at o4astt; North Caronas, Old AiaAs
new ~ and Missouri H. :pd s Joseph ~ s's GSst ihe
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
ocS S'S' o. onA,S ~ srv.YoRx ,yo BEooEu1 Va

[csrefnlIy reported for Tns rRInryn.

week prices without special cansei receipts have en ns
and AZ ou.h considerable portion hid been pryiogsy SOD t ss
materially increased The sales have been al tdlc . b uf
curel MONTH and bgyers eynce e dipos ion TO oef"
decline 6altcl Hides tolerate dgntnd AMI pnet e
10 leroi s1 have been made this week uader Jic io Se
j. inquiry FOR Texas and NegOrvans loser tg-rs 30
American I0Bs are IN good request. and prices are anu a.
llles-Bafo qaietj We Lear Of 10 transactions IN
saes ol rs bAles, " arrive. nryAte tsfmS N'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
The da1. tran.aetions a. the U. 5. snI,- -Trea.nry
Foreign exchange is quiet but strong the basis of
the following rates:

There has been a steady tone 10 the money market TO-
day, and borrowers call have met their requirements
at aud per cent pledge OF Government and STOCK
collateral This growing ease ~ due ia measure 10 The
nattcrng bank exhibit p Saturday aud the large sin
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

oil OF Sweden and Norway In This city, has just beer
made Knight Commander Of the Wasa Order by tho
King Of Sweden.
The Pacific Insurance Company has declared semi.
annual dividend OF per cent, payable on demand
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK.
A. s. BATcn.
'Lf flhh' A. - HAIC
Fisk & HATCH. n

BANKERS and Dealers N GorGpment SscUrifs
No 3 Nassau-st.. New-York, Jan. 2, 1871. }
The subjOined table viii show the gross earnings
and operating expenses Of the main line Of the CRs-
TRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD (Sat Lake 10 San Fran
cisco and the number Of miles operated in each
year. from the commencement 70 the present .lnh:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

nnc rank of the Metropolis organized under the state
~ q, t he located n the vicinity OF Unlon-sqhare' lts
captal Of s5OOOOo with the privilege OF increasing 10
s. oooO0O is fully subscribed lho following sonl'ich
- ,,raoto,s. VIM A. Ki.sam, President formerly
cashier Of the shoeand Leather Bah); Wm H. Wander
bilt. George NJ Groves Charles L. Tiffany (of Tiffany Il
CoJ. Elisha Brooks tof Brooks Brothers. Wm stenway
tof steinway 4 Co) Richard Arnold tof Arnold Con-
stable & Col Joseph Park (o Park d TilforO, Oswald
ottondorfcr (of the ~ T. SfdofS N"t"a sanuei Ho'n'
samuel r. Howard president Excelsior Life Inc. Coz,
and Elliott +. Shepard
Tho Firemcns trust Insurance Company has decl1rei
srminununl dSidr nd of per cent free of Cover n
ment tax, payable on demand.
The II RE Ilaue and Indianapol Railroad company
have declared "a dividend OF per cont tree ~ e&.
Eastern holders stock Will bc paid al tue Cfc" NJ
lie Farmers Loan and Trust Company, on ana diter the
20jh inst ~, ,,....-.., ~.
CIews Habtht Go. VI London. ana ate Consul Gcuer-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

the Increase Of Nervous Disease among the American
People" Warnings 10 Literary Men against Overwork-
ing tHc Brain "The Emancipation Of Science and
nihers
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

Under a active demand for the rcinVestnem or
the January interest the Government bond market has
been strong and higher the entire list the upward
turn being assisted by prospective easy money. Fisk
Hatch report as follows at =. M:
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in the bank resources There is fair movement In ds
counts on the basis OF the following rates;


Commercial Grs cas intorsed paper, 60 days'..', 4
Commercial first csss intogsol paper mos. 10 ~
Commercial irtcas inlorsed paper, honths.... ltal9
Commercial hrstclss, single names 90 dafs...... n
Commercial trsicass. single names. too months 10
BANKERS frst-class foreign, 60 dayB........... y
Bank domestic months ~
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The ffst number Of BOstwick's new Medical
sa surgical Journal appears TO be not 80 much IN
tended for professional readers the public at large
aesis mostly v: subjects 0i popular interest iooIndps
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

The following were the bids;


In railroad bonds large and well distributed business
was reported. Central Pacics were in active demand
and sold at 9O Unions were also in good request The
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THB OTHER LIFE. By VS. II HoLcoNBB, u D. Emo Pp 7'S
J. b. Lppiocott Co.
The basis of this volume is the conviction
that we can know nothing OF a future life from scientific
studies from theological specuatOns, or from cOnmuDi-
cation with spirits aud that the writings OF swedenborg
afford the only authentic source of light on the subject
Referring to the skepca conclusion that the existence
of spiritual world is mere hypothesis the author ad
nits that skeptcsm instead of being enemy Of re-
Hgion is in reality friend in disguise. 1t exists by
divine permission and is overruled by Divine Providence
for It's own ends In barbarOus countries which are
o prey to superstition and despOtism, there are
no skeptics. A childish imagination dominates
over reason. skepticism is necessary phase in
the evolution OF the mind. But at present
its mission is drawing to close, although skeptics
are unconscious Of the fact. Swedenborg has been
chosen as the instrument TO unvail the mysteries
both of this life and the life TO He works no mira
ces TO compel belief but gives spiritual light to
llunine the understanding The truths which he pro-
claims not 10 be received the authority Of his
name but on their intrinsic character and merit Like
the aoms Of geometry they to be in their
light and in the relations they bear TO each other The
laws Of the spiritual world not believed the au-
fhorty of swedenborg any than geOmetrcal theO
rems on the authority of Euclid. They true in the
mature Of things, and when comprehended by the
reason can never be dislodged fIOm the human mind
The application Of the teachings OF swedenbOrg to the
doctrine Of Immortality is conducted with ability and
skill combined with the fervent enthusiasm OF undOubt
fnR faith In the master To readers who have nOreance
claims OF Swedenborg, as divine messenger the
work is without certain degree Of interest Its
simple and transparent style ia attractive the radiant
GLOW which annates its composition forms an agreeable
n not wholesome atmosphere, and they who cannot
rept il as the word OF revelation may enjoy II as recital
Of enchanting visions.
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II" INDIANAPoIIs, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN.-The Bonds are se-
cured by mortgage over 2O5 miles Of completed rail-
way from indianapolis, Ind west to P1kn, d.,
which has large equipment and Is dong large
and rapidly increasing business. The Road connects
with most of the leading lines to the Atlantic and
Pacific making central trunk route from ocean TO
ocean over sixty miles shorter than any other route
The Bonds have nearly all been marketed during
construction. The few remaining we oiier at 9t
and interest, in currency. TURNER BRoTHEBS
Bankers, IA Nassaust.
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LIVING WORDS; Or USwR1TES lSsusoSs TBS LATs Ions
hCnSTOCK. u. d. RgPOKTED PBOSOeitAPbicALLl Izmo' N
335 Carlton Lsnalsn
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evised by the preacher they afford stated by Bishop
lanes in his afeconate prefsce TO the volume II not an
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faithful transcript the nature OF the case Will admit
The friends Of Dr. MClintOek will find n them touch
ang memorial OF the frank and genial sympahes that
were Characteristic OF his nature. while those 10 whom
he was not personally known viii recognize the deep
RELIGIONS fsrvOr the admirable knowledge Of human
STATURE and the earnest desire do good which peryade
their composition.
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Tie Students OCn Speaker, by PAIL REEVES
V' r. Putnam Sons Designed for popular manual
sfheelamation and OratOry, containing lar., number
oi pieces not found IN any previous work The kind
snd embracing Of the best productions Of Anglican
writers and pUDllc speakers
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VERNnYE & Co., Bankers,
IS and is Nassau-st, New york;
Offer 40 investors the following Securities:
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD lst Mortgage per cent
Bonds. -,
SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD (of n. ~ 1st Iort-
gage per cent Bonds
KAIAiAZOo AND WHITE PIGEON RAILROAD lst
Mortgage per cent Bonds Interest gudldnfttd BY
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern RAILROAD Coz
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT
CONSOLIDATED FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs.
Admitted amount for sale at 90 and accrued inter-
est. by J. b. ALEXANDER 81 Co., 10 NaSSau-st.
JOHN j. Cisco & Son, 50 Wall-st.
Central RAILROAD Co. OF Iowa, TBEAsUREKsl
OFFICE % FINEST, NEWIORK, Jan. 3 ls'L
The Coupons of the First Mortgage Bonds 81 tho
Central RaLoad Company of Iowa, due jan D. 1871,
will be paid in gold at this Office, free Of Government
tax, Oh and after that date.
w. b. SHATTUCK Treasurer
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TABLE Of TIE Ayerage amount Of Looms, S0ece, cTeHLd
ton Deposits. and Legdi Tenders IN He BdnfS Of me
CiyoC Netc- ork for he tCeek ending saturday, Ja''
T, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

The Public Ledger AIDtanoc, iss,ed for gratu
ious distribution by George W. Cilds in addition 10 IN
usual calendar and tables has variety Of atstcal anC
miscellaneous matter which makes seryceable bool
tOf reference
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

HAND BOOT OF EIBLE GEOGRBPHY By Rev GEoKGB Il
wEIsKY. a. NJ l2mo. pp. sol CarltonA L4nslsn
AS a compact summary Of the results Of
modern exploitation and research with regard to the
topography ami antiquities OF the Holy Land this
volume win I'll Important place N the library OF the
Bible student. HpFesents In abridged form, but with
sueient funess Of detail for general the infOrna-
zion contained the admirable larger works Of Scrip
fural reference that form prominent feature in
nodern literature The Of every place mentioned
IN the Bible, with it's pronunciation land meaning, forms
e subject OF brief article nd in the case Of the lead
ing u'ies' accompanied viii ample historical ana
descriptive notes The PREPARATION Of the work has been
iaDh Of great extent and nst Of easy execution in
Ssatisiactory lnannes but il appears to have been ac
eompished Will fdelt-.nd success.
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BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPrDs AND MINNEsorA
FrRsr-MoRrGAGE SNKING-FUND CoSyERIIBLI
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.-The small remain-
ing balance Of the Loan for sale at 9Oand accrued
interest
These bonds return about double the rate Of IN
terest which United States Five-Twentes pay while
the security rs safe and fully equal to that Of any
railroad bond issued. HENRY CLEws * Co,
81 Walst.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

following were the quotations:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-24
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA.
Messrs " Roach & co, or this city, cleared from
St Helena, S G, the bark Teresa, Adams, loaded
by the Coosaw Mining CO, for Falmouth, Eng,
with 500 tons phosphate rock; and the Br bark
Northumbrla, Piggle, loaded by the Williman's
Island Phosphate co. with 700 tons phosphate, for
8 port In the United Kingdom.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-24
COM7lLERCLAL NEWS.

FINAyCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Charleston Stock and Bond Market.
BID ASKED
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-24
LATEST coaalERcLa1 NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Stores Market.
OFFICE OHARLkSroN NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August %, ls71.}
CoTToN.-This article was In fair demand at
frmer prices, the rates improving during the day
about nc q fb, business being restricted by the
light stock and the stln views OF holders; sales
about 125 bales, say at H. S at lax, at 145a, Q
at AK, l6 at Is, at15A, 4atl5H, IL atls lat
1sI, 1s at II, "a at Tx, Tat Tx, Is at 1s, 1new
bale Columbus, Ga, cotton, c!assed strict mid.
ding, 1s14c q fb. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .14k@leh
Low middling. ...............l71@-
Mlddung. .......................lo o.
R1cE.-This grain was in good request at firm
and full prices; sales about 70 tierces OF clean
Carolina, say 81 at 67l, at s7G, 80 at SIC q ID.
We quote common to fair at 6%@Sc, good sI@
Shc 2 Ii.
NAVAL SToREs.-The sales OF naval stores have
been as follows: 25 bbls pale rosln at Sc 25, 80
bbls extra No l TO low pale at SIS 25@5 IS, % bbls
dull at SIS, 90 bbs low No at So, 269 bbls No at
$215@2 20. 81 bbls spirits turpeutle at 4a1z@ l4c
for new packages.
FRsIaurs.-To Liverpool By sssan, direct,
nominal on uplands via New York, IA
on uplaada, Id on sea islands; By sat.,
on uplands and sea islands, nominal.
Havre nominal. Coastw.se-to New York
by steam Hc on upands and nc or nca
Islands; 81 Is q tierce on rice; by sail, Hc ft
cotton;-S q tierce on rice:4oc p barrel on 1uaip,
SOS q on lumber; 5000 q on :!moes.
Boston, by esil, nc p ID en- upland cc.to: !.
70 Providence, BY sail s. p Il on boards, sc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-24
MIRLNE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. AUGUST "a, 1871.
Lat 80 deg 4s min 50 sec. Lon 7adeg 81 min 81 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Manhattan, Woo1hul!, New York
left Saturday. Mdse. 70 Jas Adger co, J E
Adger { co, Bart & co; e D Ahrens GO, n E
Axhelm, E Bedford, II Bird co, Il Bischor
co, F Z Borner, T N BRISTOL 4 co, E Bats & Co.
Bros, 7 4 Beami;h, J W Boesch, Crane, Boyston
& co, W q Chafee & co, @ Clacius. John Campsen
& CO., 81 C0bla co. Cameron, Barkley & co, N
Cater. Chaplin, J Commtns, r Chisolm, Cava.
naugh & WEIGH, L Cohen & co, Chapeau & Hef-
from D Clancy j co, NJ Il Collins, Dawson,
Dass Bros, P Darcy, b Eysenback, ] M Eason &
Bro, inc Fairly & CO. D F Fitzgiobon, W Fisher,
D Fleming co, L Falk & co, Fshrenoach,
Fl Gerdts co, Gonteyenier Bros, P L Gulllemin,
Greer, n Goldsmith 4 Son. Hart i CO, Holmes d
Calder, T II Horsey & Bro, H d Hawley, w Hunt,
Hunt, J Hillen, Harbeson 4 co, W Harrall,
> Holmes, J Hurkamp L co, Jellords & CO, n N
Hendricks, Johrston, Crews co, E A John.
son, J r Johnson. c Kerrison. Jaeger Bros, knobe-
loch & Small, Kanapaux i Gonzalez H Klatte &
co. A LANCER, Murray, klincs, Wlckenberg
ander, Kinsman Bros, J P Klep, kem R Law.
less, K Lewith, Chas Litschgi, Lighthouse Engi.
neer, Lorentz, Mantoue i CO, Saml R Marshall,
Marshall i Burge, VIM Marscher, Jno McManus,
Nathan A Simitz McLoy 4 Rice. Mowry & Son,
Neumeyer, q 0jeman, F 0'Neill, B ONeil, d
O'Neill X Sons, c + Panknin, Geo W oldenbuttle,
OstendortI & co. Prof Porcher. Poppen-
helm. W Roach & co, ] Rells, n Rite, ] Russell,
L Schnell, ] Robson, RaYenel i co, Southern
Express CO, Stoddard i co, Stetrens, Werner
& Ducker Sell & Foster, " Steele, SolomOns.
G Schwettman, S TSouder, a R Slillman, P
shackclford Il Kelly, r Thomlinson CO, Tobias
Sons, Toale, NJ TrIest, J F Taylor d co. Terry
& Noen, Walsh, WAGNER & Monsees, Walker,
Evans i Cogswell, Wirth, U Wltschen, L Weis-
Eopf, g Wieters. Vim II Welch. W ] Yates, S Z
~ miles northeast from Frying Pan lighs.shlp
passed the steamship Magnolia, from Savannah
lor New York. The Manhattan arrived at the Bar
at 9 A M Tuesday, having encountered heavy east
anu southeast winds and
To Order.
Schr Ma.oaka. Fooks. Baltlmore-l3 days. Corn
and oats. To Il Bu!wlnkle, Goodrich, Winemau
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-24
CAvANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL.
u ROAD.

OAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL.
- ROAD.
4 HM Ijk.3s ~ s
CHARLESTON, July 25, 1871.
On and after MONDAY, July Slst, Trains will run
daily as follows, viz:
DAILY TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. $50 A. II.
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted 500 P. M.
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 800 A. d.
ArrIveat Charleston, Sundays e1cepted.5.o5 P. II.
MIGHT TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, daily. .a.25 P. n.
Arrive ct Savannah, daily ..............9 9.15 r NJ
Leave Savannah daily ..ll.l6 T. M
Arrive at Charleston, daily .5.35 A. m
Night Train makes close connection at Savan.
nah with the Atlantic q GLH Railroad for points
in Florida
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Day Train makes connection at Savannah with
Georgia Central Railroad for Macon and pointa
South and West
Freights forwarded daily to and frem Sayan-
nah and all points beyond.
G. 8. GADSDEN,
Engineer and superintendent.
S. O. BoYLsroN, q. F. and T. Agent. july27
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-24
A Greyport Legend-17o7.
BY BRET HARTE.

They peered from the oecAso VI tue suips "neio
The cold cold ssa.fog that came whitening down
was never as cold or white as they.
"HO, Starbuck and Ptnckney and Tenterden
Run for your shallops gather your men,
Scatter your boats Oh the lower oay."
Good cause for fear! In the thick midday
The hulk that lay By the rotting pier,
Filled with the children in happy play,
Parted i noorings and drlited clear.
Drifted clear beyond reach or call
Thirteen children there were In all,-
All rift In the lower bay
Said hard faced skipper, Good help US all!
She will not loat till the turning tide ~
Said his wife, "My darling will hear my call,
whether In sea- or heaven she bde."
And she lifted quavering voice aid high,
Wild and strange as sea-bird's cry,
TIL they shuddered and wondered at her
side.
The fog drove down on each iaboring crew,
There was not sound but the breath they drew,
And the lap OF water and the creak OF oar;
And they felt the breath OF the downs, 1resn
blown
oer leagues Of clover and cold gray stone.
But not from the lips that had gone before.
fhey come no more. But they tell the tale
That. when fogs are thick on the harbor ree(,
The macIerel fishers shorten sail,
For the signal they Know Will Drlu8 TeHel,-
For the voices OF children still at play
In phantom hulk that drifts away
Through channels whose waters never fal {.
II is but foolish shipmans tale,
A theme for q poets idle page.
But still when the mists Of doubt prevail,
And we lie becalmed by the shores Of age,
We hear from the misty troubled shore
The voice OF children gone before,
Drawing the soul to its achorage.
tAtlantfc Monthly.