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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NORTHERN PACIFIC $50 GOLD BONDS.
The Northern Pacific Railroad is being rapidly
structed, and when in complete operation viii
traverse for a thousand miles the finest wheatgrow-
ing country of the North-thTough fertile lands aud
rich valleys lying in the midst Of temperate cli-
mate, with immense deposits Of mineial wealth in-
cluded in its ianded POSSESSIONS all of which offer
the highest inducements TO the speedy settlement
and development of that most productive and valua-
bic section of our country.
The security offered to investors in the 7.SO gold
bonds of the Company ample and satisfactory, the
bonds being first lien the great Railroad and Its
traffic. besides being first and only mortgage on
the valuable lands at the rate Of 80 acres 10 every
800 issued byit.
The vast profits that must result to the NORTHERN
PACIFIC ROAD, when in complete working order, is
guarantee of the proftableness Of the investment,
while the safeguards thrown around the security OF
the loan renders it of absolute safety only second TO
the security offered by the Government loans, which
return but little over onehaf the income assured TO
the holders of Northern Pacific 7.S0 Gold Interest
Bonds which are being sold freely by us at par and
accrued interest in currency. JAY COOKE Il Co.,
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
For sale by banks and bankers generally.
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The above the ruling rates. Occasionally offerings
made favorable terms to the buyer In the
case of Wabash and Lake Shore, which puts
sold yesterday Oh the market for per cent bonus co
days time.
The gold market has been duh but firm at llii with
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THE MARKETS.
rc.r.nlly reported Tor Ia. rs'Ous.,

MoNDkY June 10. 1871.
AsHRsThe receipts to-day packages Pots quiet bu
steady 81 Isl SO IS Pearls dull ahd nominal.
moderately active
Ordinary bales
Including 4 for and "a secdahon ID
tue deliveries &C. follows all basis Of Low Mddug,
~; 100 at 25.c, regular JAY 30 at hlc, loo al 70 5iec e
AZ 26ie at 26lc August 100 at 20 9i6c, 800 al hc Sep
tembr zoo Al g3}c 800 al 10 3I6e pie October 400 al
2e Nov 2Oc 100 2oic 100 zoe Dec 600 at y.e kr
chsnged-l6c Td 0 ~ June Tor 20 July Total bas
Sales to-day mJune 100 a c delivered i2th TO-
gl6 July 26c % Sl6 Al 2o LOCO Al oic
900 At 2sI august 200 September 100 al 23ic
10 at 23 October 2liej November DO 2s December
100 AZ g total 100 total 10 loo bales We
Next 1sxas.
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hange has been dull, ana Tho following are

The Government bond barket was firm throughout the
day. the teadiness Of gold encouraging strong tone to
the market the unfayorable advces from abroad not
having had any effect prices. The explanation OF this
may be found in the small supply Of bonds Offering Tue
market closed firm on the basis of il7B0ls for lsGis
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william Ward quotes stock privileges as selling for1
per cent bonus, go days time and Il per bonus
on co days at the following variations the market
nrice Of the securities named:
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Aud the following Tor city bank stOcks;


Railroad bonds were quiet and firm. There was a
moderately large business in Central and Union Pacific
rsts the former selling at lO5 and the latter at 9a9s
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCuANGE-FIRsr CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ
s1Les Of Geuernneni boHaa 49, , 49,,
NI.....n lOVO " . a. wv NVu'''''''-e
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based Cotton running qualy Dot more bsa
hall grade above below the grade quoted
COFFEE-The active and
sepOns sales 1891 Ro per Satellites 2Ot do Prince
Albert cargo reported the closing 6asis OF
l60qlc gold In bond, for Rio.
FLOUR AND MRAL-rhe Flour marfs duh and nSs. r,es'
10 cbeAy az Spring Wne M
tsas are hesvy, supe6ns quite plenty and tame
Fanm quets the close the market tame ssps
for We quote;
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Mem Civilizations.
rNHE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GhEELhf'
TIIB NEW
RTPRESENTAT1VE LIFE
OF
HORACE GREELEY.
a.
BY L. U. REAvIs.

u U. REAvH.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE. II
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The Public have found not an old LIE PUBLISHED several
year, sso and reprinted for III. ocerou ENTIRELY NEW
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standpoint
r,, a, The tile wen e1resses REPRESENTATIVE IIFE and
will from is very remarkable character It's veuinsd interest
from beginning to end command the attention of all readers
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The Introduction Hon CAssTUs NJ CLAY, viii be found Of A'
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eapter entitled HORACE GREELEY IN THE SOUTH" VIII
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Letter from M Greeley concerning bis Ournal-TE NETWORK
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or fhc Arerdge AIHOunf OF IOus, o1tttI tFIfffi
tiof Deg0sits and Legal Tenders IA ne Banks Of -
Cifyof GeW- York for The geek ending Saturday. Joa'
8, 1872.
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~ NOTICE TO THE TRADE. 81
ri, vvw LIVE OF GREELEY Is so eBsrmous tha
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MANItVN'o'tVhI'Ii 80 -
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DR.. RADW AVS
a EoT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Hon. J T HopE, Pres't Board Of Regents
G y SrURaEs. Sec'y
ALEX MARTIN. D. D., Presidelt, and Profess.
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BRIGGS g. BROTHERS
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My pistols-a shot-a short pause, and
on they sweep Anotber--a moment only
gained. With curse. fred the empty
tubes At the nearest brute, to be answered
by a hellish growl.
MY God and must we die?"
A sbrill note Of terror from tho horses
told me II would soon be over.
/ Terrible despair! A thousand thoughts
cross my bewildered brain. Ny bride, my
home, parents, happiness, life--my moth
er.iu.law!
! Hah! my mother-in-law! Like lightD.
i Ing flashed through my mind the question
Of what earthly use is mother.iu-law
toa young couple? aud like inspiration
flashed the answer. CLEARLY none at all
10 tho twinkle Of an eye she was strug
Cling with the angry pack, and nobly sht
contested with the hungry brutes. w
arc near our home. A moment is a life.
But alas! too soon our sainted mother-i in
law is following us-in piece meal AL.
most there! Five minutes, and we are
safe.
But on, like avengiug demons, come
they, The horses stagger and reel
Again around US leap the brutGs madden,
cd by the taste Of blood.
laiug myself to the bottom ofthe sleigh
and ppir Of arms was around my neck,
and warm kisses fall on my cheek.
I'VE will die together, darling"
"Ah, ah! What for! No, no." In.
SEPARATION again!
Aud over the back ofthe sleighI bund-
led my darling bride, and kissing my hand
to her, fell back unconscious.
| swokc 10 the arms Of my anxious
mother and to agonized inquiries after my
bride, could only respond with couvulsivt
shudder:
| "Devoured by tho wolves!"
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r. r.. r..

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FEVER AND AGUE.
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Smallpox to right Of US;
Smallpox oleft Of us;
Turn where you will
There is small poz located.
Heed what the doctors say;
Heed what tue papers say;
Go, then, while go you may
Get vacciuated.

A gentleman Of Norfolk, Va, who had
been tortured for long time with neural
gia, hearing Of noted physician in Ger.
many who invariably cured that disease,
visited him for treatment lie was per.
mauently cured after short sojourn, and
the doctor freely gave him the simple rem
edy used, which was nothing but a poul.
tice of tea made from our common field
thistle The leaves are macerated and
used on the par, affected as a poultice,
while a small quantity Of leaves boiled
down in the proportion Of quart to pint,
aud small wine glass Of the decoctiOu
drank before each meal.
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THY WILL.


II love and happiness cauld throw
Across our way their magic powers,
And every Joy tbs heart can know
Be mingled in LIES aceting hours,
Then we in gratitude for all
The fowery ways our feet have trod,
Before 'fhy throne in rapture fall,
Aud thank Thee, Ills Thy will, 0 Gml
lftoil, and poverty, and care,
Brood Ger The hearth and chill the heart
Aud we misforiune's frowns must bear.
Aud, helpless, see each joy depart;
While midst neglect, and pain, and loss;
Our weary way we onward plod,
We ask for strength to bear the cross,
And do Thy righteous will, 0 God!
Our bestowed friends TO death we yield,
Though dearer far than life can be;
IN mute despair our lips are sealed,
Our heads are bowed in agony.
Our pulses droop, our lfe.blooI drjps
Beneath the Christening Of Thy rod,
We raise the chalcs to our lips,
In faith ii is Thy will. 0 GoLl
Thou givest us Thy perfect peace,
And all our wild regrets are ssilled,
Thy plying love works our release,
And with Thy belIsdic!ion filed;
Thy brsastplate over our hearts we bind,
With gospel strength our feet are shod,
The worlds alluremcnts cast behind,
We live to do Thy will, 0 Godl
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A simple receipt for preventing rabbits
from barking trees is to take skinned milk
and mix with SCOT or hanback, until about
as thick as paint, aud put on the tree with
a whitewash brush, cheap aud simple, but
eficacious.
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Bridget you are quite an artist, how
do you ornament these pies so fuely"-
Before table full Of visitors) "Indade,
mum, amt tputty! Faith did it with
your false teeth, mum"
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"Who was the greatest orator in the
world, Mr.. Joshings?" Daniel Webster"
"Nosar!" who theuY' "Wby Samp-
son. He jawed a thousand men to death
then took do whole house"
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A Missouri man who owned too many Of
his ueishbors' horses, was hung while on
his way to which," remarks co.
temporary us calculated to deaden ones
interest in town politics.
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Al Sunday school in Ripou, teacher
asked little boy if he knew what the ex-
preston sowing tares," meant, =
"Courth does" said he, pulling the seat
ofhis littletrowscrs round in front; there's
tear INV ma sewed; thered it sliding
down bill"
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