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The New York herald., 1872-12-22

5eSM Lessee ns
AA'H' oh''' If HAfpY NEW YEAR. HnS"i ohHisfAAs'
Come and see the bISg IS@ii pDSa psHtomIs SEIs.
DING DONG DING DONG
sSissSStss,.s sSs sSts,s %zls 4as EEssEs, sSEs, %slp. u
MONDAY EVENING, December %, 1872
and till further notice,
NEW and 0ome Christina,
and designed especially tor the Theatre Comique and
DING DONG BELL,
9. FAIRY GiSss Ssb Il TAX Ea5N
ahgnx khg MI aisoEss r. d GooGdimg
Johnny Stout John Queen
lack Jack 1ia1 hoInsr IN Mr. y r. % Hall
Granny Green T. Donne
Boisterous Mr. Tony Hart
siTu%pysrain simapy GRAIN IT, J. A. ss.sysr Sraysr
Prince sversweet Miss Jennie Hughes
Princess Goldeneyes. Miss Ada Mray
soady 2wo si kiliy its'y lstone sS
vsi s' rsS,sa ss e
ssxnS IN %So W. sr DRf Bs ra
musical account Of catastrophe 1he Flying Frin.
Ts kaE npys
se King tsef s in s vss S
Prince Put Head on him." Song BY the Prince, 1--WE
nSs Vary and I +.
Aid AID for Goody Two Shoes Little Johnny Stout
An Eccentric Duet.
Guardian. Grumpygrain shows HIS Hand. The We'd
ding Day. Jack Horner u Friend i'll the Corner. Tom
Tucker The Friend Of Johnny Stout One Of the Gang,
Bunderborc and Bosterous Heavily Armed. Capture
Goody Two Shoes. kormorant Mormon. seize the
slave" The King Sings song, Pm FIERCE and Fiery
Boy.n Dancing Dandies.
.sCENE4-lnielQr Of King Kermorants Palace Of Jew.
els and JhngsThe Prince and Princess Mission Of
Love- Obeying the Fairy The Six-Poundcrs. Never
Go Back on a Friend" The Two stage Villains Blood
nal Duett II Like Crime That's Dreadful" Character
Dance.
sUENE 5@Courtyard and Garden, and Wall and Gate,
and Ontbudings and Trees and Shrlbbery, and Fruits
ana fiowers ana oneT !nhgs 70 Ming Nor.
ana Goody Two Shoes. The Prisoners. mo Mercy.S
Johnny Green and Granny Green. Blunderbore and
Boisterous and Their Captive. Your Game Euchre."
Taking the Last Trick. Despair Despair Despair II!
Her task-To Reward Virtue, Punish vice.n Discorn
fitnrc the Very Bad Lot and triumph Of the Good
Fellows Interesting Tableau
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ABrUsEMENTs.


OLYMPIC THEATRE LES GENT VERGE &
~ MILE. MARIE AIMEE
and the
NEW PARTISAN OPERA 'POUFFE
SPECIAL ANNOUNCER
MONDAY EVENING" December Zs, at 3 O'Clock
First rcprescn taton In America
OF Charles LecocQ's opera. in three
LES CENT VIERGES
(The One Hundred virginS,
the newest OF all the Opera Boufe,
the Latest Sensation and the Greatest
Attraction In Paris Berlin and st Petersburg,
wherc this successful and interesting opera has
been for hundreds Of consecutive nights 70
overwhelming houses and greatly enthusiastic audi
enccs It has been In active preparation and careful
nearsal Tor the past three months, and will be pro-
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
On CHRISTMAS AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
with entirely new Costumes, Scenery by Mr. Hays
abrilliant mise en- and the iull strength
OF the Company
DRAMATIS PsRSONK
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THE CHRISTMAS PANTOM1ME.
GRAND TRANSEOkMAT ATION

GRAND TR1NsFoKMATIoN.
fam,aiocn f.1wn rfG T. bonaeison D. ass%s
Harlequin. Mr. John queen
Doushhead, peman. Ovenbake
Tnasr ,s SsiiSws maker spSasef rsts
Pat Moioy: Mr. Kilkenny
Miss Mackerel Miss ssalyhsh
Mistress Jinks Mss Madison nnns
Sasaa Sxans%n, po.esmaH :sRSsh snish
Master rq,san fSmmy Master Thomas mas
old weaiherbeaten M 81, rarr
GieenSnes asas rsia brcsnraslnson
TiSker solder
Miss Waikout Mss M pr nay
schSE Music store and PaxneroseT5,sa T,.1 aoiSyn
saaae Inda Tss crsHs
o@i SiS Magic Ie Fie fan,aIoen xsssnishsd The bel
Sw s dhs: A1s seT SR
Hs SsS SSsaSi fssn5 :" All
reasan The Umbrella Man Looking ,Dr cnstomers Ss
style ssp G'ss Far4ss ss.n's IL
s sms oGss 1es
Co.'S poDIns, n lhs ys9g ss1ss
.ss i Sss as @ 'IGss y s'"s1s
Rooms cool and airy and wna, s iNrs %S nice nice
pSans pRS ssis and Lon n ss:Ses Hard
2y asy Mars les E
na E Tgse The .y an ana
Festive scene and 60 TO school
sCIsNE s-Femaic seminary and Dcntistry.-"My
Father was the First Man who Tossed the Penny Pie
Man, "Uniy Penny Don't Indulge" Catas
tropnc Music hath Charms soothc the savage Breast
Ts Ty yn ISys rs
NINE. crimes and Her Pupils Out tor . Walk. Clown
and panraIoon Always About frusty Guardian The
Theft. Clown and Pantaloon IN New Charncters Del
icate Miss Of sixteen The Discovery "Here, rolcei
nate Rather Unfortunately Clown and Leave Him
in Rather Delicate situation.
SCENE 4.-vulcans Sm,tkery: vulcan at MS Forge.
Forgery fiourishing The stupid Apprentice MS & vmi
pine Eniertancd by Old Vulcan. Clown and Yantaloon
on their Favorfte steed. when shall Three Meet
Again I" "lf had Donkey what wouldn't Co
Wouldn't Wallop Him oh, mol Noln The DEVILS
Furnace-Rathcr loo Warm. Pantaioons Mishaps What
q Fall was There. Who Threw that Last Brickr
Here we Go--one, rwo Three, Up stairs and Down"
Smash of Glass. Grand Tabicau.
REMEMBER THE GRAND
CHRISTMAS MATINEE,
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON DEC. IS
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
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MRS. y. b. CoNWAYS BROOKLYN THEATRE.
N1 Every evening and matinces
SATANAS
and the SPIRIT OF BEAUTY
preceded at each performance
with elegant COMEDY drama


preceded at each performance
with an elegant cOmCdy or drama
pRYANTs OPERA HOUSE. sD STREET
ID Esd street and Fifth avenue Booths Theatre
BnYAss sHys nysHps a. fstSfHy RSsHy T m1nsl Btk
.BRYANT's MINsTRELs. ROUND THE BLOCK.
BRYANTs MfNsTRELs Round THE BLoGK
BkYANT's MINsTRELs. ROUND THE BLOCK.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS ROUND THE BLOCK
BRYANTS MINsTRELS ROUND THE BLOCK.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS ROUND THE BLOCK.
CHRISTMAS DAY, EXTRA GRAND MATINEE
STEINWAY HALL-RUBINsTEIN CONCERTS
- GRAND COMBINATION OF THE
RUBINSTEIN and THEODORE THOMAS
CONCERT COMPANIES.
DESTROYS of presenting to the public the nearest possible
approach to perfection in the higher styles OF music Mr.
GRAU has determined to surround the
FAREWELL CONCERTS IN NEW YORK OF
ANTON RUBINSTEIN
HENRI wIENIAwSKI
FINEST MUSICAL oRGANIzATIoN IN AMERICA,
r,rrs, = -, r, and 20 % this end will give on
TUESDAY EVENING, December 81 1877
FRIDAY EVENING, January 3, 1873, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY T. 1879,
THE LAST THREE % RUBfNSTEIN CONCERTS
in New York, In conjunction with
THEO. THOMAS
and his
ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA,
comprising FIFTY PERFORMERS.
This extraordinary combination will enable the public
GREATEST LIVING PIANIST AND vIoLINIsT
surrounded by orchestra truly capable of giving the
greatest effect TO their wonderful pOwcrs and it Is
our present musical power and culture will have been
reached and illustrated
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Emigrants seamen, soldiers, coloni sts, &c.
The first act is in LONDON The and third
in the GREEN ISLANDS.
EXTRA.
CHRISTMAS AND SATURDAYS MATINEE
POPULAR MATINEE. POPULAR PRICES.
Admission including reserved seats .........x 81 90
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS in advance at the Olym-
pic Theatre, at Schirmer's. 70l and Ia Broadly way.
free lsst entirely suspended.
IN Observation-Disclosures NEW OPERA.
LA PRlNCESS DIX TREBIZOEDE and LES BRIGANDS.
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BOAED-l r. VI,
s,,,,o so,, Ea.roaf 8oaas 1nI ana atoaa-E1pr'"
TurRspAY. Jan. 2;-r. v.


The late activity and excitement at the STOCK
Exchange has for to-day at least shown great aD4te
,non and tho stock speculative crvOr has been On the
wane The amount OF business falls far snort OF pre-
vios DAYS and the incidents and features OF the trans
actions are by notable. In some OF tho shares
tho trade has been large, hut tie disposition TO make
ventures either way has been less marked. After the
severe shaking experienced during the last few days.
GENERATORS are sitting down quietly u exam
inc into the condition OF afdrs before making
any important essays either They are beginning
70 realize that there may be limit beyond which prices
NAV not advance anxioUsy discussing the qes-
ton Us 10 whether that limit has yet been reached
While these matters are being resolved, they at tho
same time recognize the dangers that Deset the path or
the seller for future delivery and realize the readiness
with which they be forced into close corner, pro-
yided they indulge their fancy in this dhec-
ton 10 too great extent. Meantime tho
market Is quiet, and though on the whole
firm the variations have not been OF very
special importance being only from to l! per cent as
reflected the comparative table below The little set
back in Quicksilver Mining Company is owing to the
fact that the p0o has sold out and 10 some extent
sold short. They seem to he somewhat surprised that
The stool has not declined TO greater extent than the
quotations xhibit. The leading dealings were IN the
snal spaciaes We note sales OF Michigan Central at
NE; Morris and Essex 80; Fort Wayne @s D., IT,, and
Erie 81 and Manhattan Gas, 223 The miscellaneous,
coal and press quiet. The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices OF active stocks
dot n-lly
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
lcarfslI, kesortsl f1rI,r rpIrnr,

Tpcp.p.y Ian sBgEyE>- Arrivals o-Ily 70 ConEs
nav ~ bun ith-' an ~ q NeehavFen mailing IV ~
quicker Neiu grades tso frm, bra tbin lots aad es az
dy bul sell SLOWLY 9rd scarcely The rates 81 henls!
so Ilt6lt with "a cvt at fc and Vie tors "
drove Il cSt c DSs.d meats dull Caag' "s'
tee beef .elug at &C. FOR cows and I Tor '5eeo
shippers n. Morris WITH ~ SeI'r
Ter cars: Meeke cars. ans Stewart Co, TIE h.'
all Illinois soil H. h. W. f. Dudley art
common At Oc Lea By Schuttsr 80 Of them cst He
All cgt at Me,ers sold "a head - Of ,he a. eNt i
He Of a cS, u. q Res NehcimeT bad 10 y oi ~
ua out HE; 1of,y sold 81 cf6d6i cSt At i0ds s~,S
~ Dsibeg assisting Martin Fuller TO sell 10 Illinois Sos
l,0J5 10, t9.Gloic. . - ., o,,..,. "a, ma
Re ~ v,giuis Tor stewart Co.. cs1 l1c Sc KeStges n
f.r tsbbrooN n CO., 4 cVL, - lt3i3c ..-,. IL,
" GOLDSMITH sold u Texan !r = Brown 81 rSt al Sdle "
Ohio cattle for II. KOpper ~ va dl2c on u cwt "a, -
e. Kahn un ont OF ycsleclys receipts ~ Indiana esi 9@
moor xe cwL S5 eae Is Of cSt al 80 tsai I'sa'-'
!. Glc 'pi - Sfi cst a, at Mcr,Sr, an,
& I',-sv 1 ears WITH single clr-load lots - ~.
Fsssn sold ~? Illinois teers Of Z! eE, Tor W v "''s
dille aad bnl. l"e TO- z,o'' a. Nc ID 1--we SE9 ,s9S
\ cy sold nj. tue dove II ~ hfutucky grades " eSi
& rev MeC,Sey 'u 20 sos e"t Illinois "s1s 'H
= Sn m ,oA esr bir o, cst jrs at : % sssa
h. Carpenter for J. Kellogg, mixed State esssi
81" 10 VIZ, II cars COmnunip,s st Pss
~, Much Of the stock too be
,al.. that 81 ConMunnsw sui Forty eighh-st rtssHs
tween asd y The mtaet ruei strong seEe a. vI ~. D.
Wsrh,wkes purchasing stock even before ws hi
cars .Iasc Onness Nho Ihus sold were j. byrs go
shrrp d TO- st 7ic: p w. BgtrS, loo bad " ~ 81 -
lSo sso Sat. sheep % 10 AZ s,e. AVID Ia Of 10 TO- q
Judd Bukins sod 100 State sheep y ID g :, H. 81
Kass Co. shh ~ jersey rNe 40 40, ~ '''i " 10 80
Toes-R.c,lp y =, Conmunpsw, and 70 a Fse,, 0ss
sos ~ slim Il I@i pc 6e..ei rllsi ,a,hr rs q -.
bcayy srlins AZ &c.: lbUc 10 n ~ 60tss' TT 10 W
with @ thsu 100 10 u e sr VS. 70 !, ,ss sSss
Western drr.,ci kgr ods selling ~ Of i'' TO- " w."
los,
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,r,Tn pprrrprS nF ppOntEb

~ Nort. F'tfF F,,.,'' 40 -. .s - -, t.as'
50 p... Died Fra., 50 bb, Vs., ~, "a or
II ,oo bob Wheat $50 bush. Goa. -. -. ss4 :
200 bu'h Malt lSp Dash. Bsrley, 80 ~. - pisks
nm Bcans VA .. Pss., 2oi hl itsi - ~, Leat,
m, ~ bse. pcrs 81 Ilas,, 20 l1ls hd' =, AS "a
10 bsrs Tow gao Dkgs. Puk 1907 pkSs tsi Ae - 10 ~
,sl. ~ ptss re,s~ 80. pksS. tar, - Sstp 81 -, -
Sts.p 800 lsg. batter ;9 pASs. NLeese ~ s 80 ssA
ret-fs $50 Wigs St'rrA ~ psgN Tea, 80 ~
WHISKY. IS. haze, WOO, i,.'1 Drs'ri Hog
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itbP.A efhhi 100, -
IoSpox Jau e,--il:aos a-CoBs,ls oV"aes 49, vi MA
s,d ,he .,soi,. ra,'ei N,s's F,l.TN-air i'''- i.
OIL ~. iSit., 49, felfv'leS -. ~ 80 -. 9s~e y
FfANkFu.g, San. -. i oi;,i >iaits tive ''''' a.
o.! oSl for The is,Ge al 49, s,a. rs<AS y"
liVERrOOl, Jan. c,-iN.jJ Oh G.--'v'oh 'i'S'4 -.
lsnl- i6,l. MldlaS ur-sra NtA Ia d. $ 4 soc -,
LIVhCi OoI, Jsa. So y m.-taoa i ,,,.s 0-ass ~ ~
A,vAa,,i; Midhny plaads sGi"1i Arr--s A Il -
- 49,, nearly oa Nes.Ostr,n, as'e tteA NV IA
ding. 4, ....,,i setf v
Lovpox Jan 2S-l.'D ?. m --Coas1l' 70: les 's'"-'
Stats Rvrfarai' bonds ~. iof me i,'ic o. 90 80
itvEseonL. laA --l;3l q. m--isli' ~ ~
UA,ts Jan. 2k--tot'Sa clossi ''ea"'
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The money market has been without essential feature
Call loans were made at and on Government bonds
and and on pledge OF railway and miscellaneous
stocks. The demand for discounts continues and we
quote choice commercial names at to per cent.
There was slightly nrmer tone to the Government
bond market at the late boards, and a recovery was
noted OF about dl cent, though the dealings were
devoid OF any interesting features. Fisk Hatch report
as follows at LIZ. NJ:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NORTHERN PACIFIC BONDS
have 80 years to rn-payable. principal and interest
$50 per cent? in gold-exempt from L. 5. tax-are a
first and only Mortgage upon the Road and lis earn
ings and upon 5OOO0OO0 acres Of Timber, Mineral,
and Agricultural Lands-equal in extent to all the
newfoundland States and Maryland included.
The United States has made secure the payment
of the Bonds by this ample and unparalleled Land
Grant.
The Bonds are issued in denominations of 500 70
$1,000. Coupon and Registered. and are offered by
us at par and interest in currency.
All current securities received in exchange.
JAY COOKE ~ Co,
Ncw-YO PHILADELPHIA and washington.
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Rajlroad bonds were moderately active, mo uoaIIps
having been pretty evenly distributed Harlem ls's SOU
NJ 1929 Central Pacacs, i02t; Union Pacific s's vi ss
Toledo and Wabash lists, st. Louis DiviSion sSti
burQb, Fort Wayne, and Chicago I'd, oa; ana 9fr@t
Western Ists 8s. st 99i The Following were the Du9.
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The officers OF the Irving Savings institution present
TO the public IN another column heir twenty rst annual
rcpolt made 10 the Bank Department on JAM l. GIVING
full statement of their liabilities and assets Inc elate-
mon shows surplus OF 100000 81 This sensible action
might he followed by every savings bank IN tho STATE
with good effort Tho general disrst now elt py de-
postors in these institutions Ia caused partly Dy the
fact that they are unable TO ascertain how their money
ia invested As trustees OF the funds OF the thrifty the
officers of all savings institutions should give them THIS
information in detail at least year, 80 that de-
posor could keep themselves informed Gs to the stand
ing OF the banks and not ock to demand their money
on every lille rumor.
The Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company mas ue-
clared sCmi-annua dividend or six per cent ana an
extra dividend Of four per cent both free OF taxes and
payable so stockholders Feb. l.
Messrs C,wynne, johnson (, Day are Offering 10 m
vesors the per cent bonds OF Greene County, No. at
30 and accrued interest currency. Tho bonds are IS
sued TO the Kansas City and Memphis Branch OF the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad The bonds mature In
10 years. and the interest is payable semiannuany al
the National Park Bank. NewYorb Pamphlets and full
Information will be furnished personally or by letter.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
PENNSYLVANIA ts tnird issue. sod 1903; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 26I Reading Railroad, 81 I-l6 and Penn
syIvauIa Railroad, cog Gold closed at 100.
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:
,I.,,.s Uierat. lst

Cold has been rather active than yesterday but yet
dun. The premium was however strong at 100 TO 1O!l
ard the heavy demand for Customs to have been
taken az a basis for little bull campaign for a short
time as learn that prominent houses pretty
heavy buyers. For carrying the rates were 5, A. and
pcr cent The subTreasury has redeemed S3 3l 600
In called bonds OF 1902? including $4,000 to-day. The days
disbursements Of January coin interest $4,000
making total OF sl3652Coo. The bids Tor the Treasury
gold amounted to ,6s9OOOO at SOB 40 to slO9 b. The
Awards were made at 100 to SlOJ 49, The details
follows:
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nnMr,rIC MARKEr'

p,,,n,.s,. Ia .,seni,roa b-r. ,.s', =, a. 80
Convened eiO@Sm u Fbisssd se'o a. - ,5,ss 81 q
49, ~ Fl,us DOL jroopss sapeans "a ssiii s's,e
a. SD 20. MI k.,,y ~ III ass i1r ~ n: an "
<, . TO- ST. 4; ESei Is for lnis, az
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City bank shares sod az follows; mercn'sn'' 49,"
Rank of America, Ii5; Rank OF Commerce. ie Ninth
National, 1884, Fourth National, 1921; ana ""'i""H
American 1Qs The following were the Dlus'
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-Fifsr CALI
l0I O'CLOCK A. NJ.
saL, Of Gog,ran Bon ~ . - I'M
soou "a Con Iiot 900 U. s. S. 10 " o0u'''''
1906 o. n $40 luu f........ll2tI $1,000.
sass o. STATE boads-hdlTodd Bond.-bdM '"a ""'"'
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The February number of Old and NeH il
devoted, In great measure, to the eommeDOrstOn
or Washington apropOs OF his birthday In that month
Next to the introductory Paper which explana-
zion, and halfway apology for the plaB we have a
selection from the "Unpublhhed Writings of Washing
ton, taken from he letters reatng 70 Rraddoes cam.
sigD. together with snndry Dispatches the Re vol
zion which omitted by Mr sparks In his excellent
compilation, aud have not since printed by other
M prOpriate remarks referring to t question OF Carlyle
lO is said to have asked American visitor il we
<dst I'd not take Washington down little" HI thought
~e ad made 100 much OF hIn The suggestion OF Carlyle
10 t. by j. twice quoted In the cOuFe OF few pages
Otb,s papers the subject are yashn gten the
Gomez J." washinstOmS Expression of ConntenaDce"
Tue s'andard Likenesses OF Washington" " Washing
Tore Agricultural Letters" and "COntemporaDeOus
"ashingi nian Poetry" Mr., RI,hard Greenoughs r4f
srueIe o. Ahe expression Of WsssngtOns conntenanee
IL one VI extreme interest Ia working frOln HoudOn's
bnst he wa Impressed with the All OF ssdDese which
@fs the doinsnt tone Of the portrait asd was prompted
w search Tor the causes OF melancholy that were hidden
behind the splendid achievements OF the m.u These he
found In the professional jeaouses trtehery the ant
of comprehension and sympathy the volatile. and ae
sracioD Of many sentiments natural TO one WHO was
humane, loyal, law-respectiDg and socsl ALTHOUGH he
survived and conquered every nfelcity OF ibis kDs
traces Of HE suffering visible In the portraits taken
immediately after the It not until Twelve
yesss rfssr when stass portrait va executed that &
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State bonds were intensely duh and without material
change IN quotations. Missouri made fractional de.
cne the price touching &c. For other sales zee Stock
Exchange lists. The following the bids:
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These are IN erery respect frst-class Pond. No.,
gdcnhy recommend them az an entirely sots oe,-
Prize 30 and accrued interest Circulars "a ssomat
ton may be obtained NJ our Office WA @forne-
JOHN j. CISCO & Son, No. 5ow.r
READING Il. r. Co. MORTGAGE Row.
Per Cent. Currency, and Six Per Cent D.
GOLD, ~s'e'elea
UNITED COHPAXRs BoNbs
Camden and AmboyD.
Registered Six Per Cent. Currency. for al.
DRExEL, MORGAN & Co. Banker BY
Free from all taxes SO Excbin,.,
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New Publications.



TIiE HERALD OF HEALTH for FEBhU-
n AIRY Contains:
THOUGHTS UPON THB CAUSE AID CURE OF PULMONARY
CONSUMPTION. By Dr. Benjamin Rush in 1909.
SOUL AND BODY. By kev. G. II, Brigham
SEXUAL RIGHTS OF HUSBANDS AND WIVES By Mn. Sarah
b. Chase NJ. D.
INV e".orur urv7p -. "a. o~'''"''''
H. ID.
TWENTY QUEEIRS AESwTRED. 81 IN. Rditt
LETTERS FROM GERRlT SMITH, sud 80 ohG articles. Tbs'
hch number
January burer among others contains tie following sr
ces Of great value:
l. EFFECTS OF TOBACCO DRIEE, AND HCEST1OrsNESs
on YOUNG MIN delivered Students Of Harvard Uni
veIsty)
a. THE CARE OF cHuDRlx. ByD C. = Lo,ier
And many Others
For ~ every subscriber 50 look Of 800 psg and iOn
enTsvng. euudet Physical Pe'eciop or The Art u Human
Beauty"
The Newycrl Post We always commend this
Jolfuar without qoslscs'ion"
TWELVE CENTS A NUMBER.
WITHOUT PREMIUM, 81 IS PER YEAR.
WOOD HOLBROOK. IS Lsehtst, Newly
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Gold receipts ass33s Ga Currency pament. s43475 IS
Cold 25 81 Currency balance.
Gold bsaIce...... 66j "a 80 Cust9ns. blgOD 90
Currency Teceipis.... I50i3 1ol
Tie free offerings OF bills drawn against bon
Negotiations on the other side keep Foreign Exchange
money at rates as below quoted, but prime sterling IL
sold less l-l6
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E-.TnND pnARD.

SaHs 0fGJr'rR7'nt roma,
g. n Reg.....li. s,tol o@' 'Ou '''''' iig
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26

The WEST WISCONSIN, RAILWAY COMPANY have
raised tue price of their Bonds to r and accrued in
terest ia currency. Bonds for sale by WHITE, Nor
RIs Il To-. Is Wall-st.. and GNINNE, JOHNSON n
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-22
STRANGE LANGUAGE.

The name of William Cullen Bryant is a
household word, wherever American
literature is known aud is respected, where
ever American literature is cherished.
Whatever may be said of his views on
political economy and other subjects, we
have never heard his honesty and sinceri-
ty questioned. Notwithstanding his pa
per, the EUGBiHg Post has always been one
of the most outspoken of the so-calIed "In-
dependent" Republican press, and has adj
vocated every movement looking towards
reform, he does not support Horace Gree
ley, In late number of the Post, we find
the following strong language:
Should Horace Greeley ever be the President
Of the United States we firmly believe that the
corruption and the crime of an administration
with man at its head so weak in principle as
he, so intirm of purpose as he, so im5ecie of
character As he, SO surrounded by such crowd
Of adventures and cormorants and knaves as
would surround him-that the corruption and
the crime Of such administration would reach
proportions that would put their perpetrators
beyond the cogniZancG Of ordinary courts of
law and that would call for and compel other
correction than ordinary penitentiarieS can af-
toTd. When the rebelllouS element and the
corrupt element Of the country are combined to
gam possession OF the government and on a
false presence, we may prepare ourselves for
any calamity that IN the course ofhuman events
can possibly betall any people in their political
relations with each other and the world