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RIcg.-There was moderate demand at steady
rates. Sales 15O tierces OF clean Carolina, say 27
tierces at 7H, % at7 l116, 40 at 7xc, 81 on pri.
vsse terms. We quote common to fair at 6%@
7x, good 7x@sc.
NAVAL SfGREs.-There were no sales reported.
FRyIaHTs-To Liverpool, by steam direct, uomi.
hal on uplauds, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, va on uplands, Id on sea Islands; by sail,
b1s@xd on uplands, on sea Islands nominal. To
Hayre lc on uplands. Coastwlse-to New York by
steam xc on uplands and lc on sea Islands; 81 p
..erce on rice; by sail &c on cotton; - . tierce
on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosn; s7@s = on lum-
Der; 5000 p M on timber. To Boston, by sail
kc q lb on upland cotton. To Providence, by
san. So p NJ on boards, &c q ib on cotton; BY
steam 81 a bale on New York rates. To Phila.
delphla, by steam ,Ic q fb on uplands; by sail, 81
p Il on boards; 50 on timber; So per ton On clay,
and $3a$8 SO on phosphates. To Baltimore, by
steam Hc y fb by sail, Sc 5o@7 p II on boards;
$500 rs p ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN
demand by our merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown,S 8. O., Darien AMI Satilla River,
ca, and Jacksonville Fla, to Northern ports.
and $lo@12 p NJ are the rates on lumber and
boards.
ExcHANaB.-SterlIng 80 day bills 1sx.
DoxEsrrC ExcHASaE.-The banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at Y on. and sell at par.
GOLD.-9@10.
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Markets by Telegraph.

MUNEf mAhhElS.
LONDON, January 20.
Noon.-Consols OK. Bonds q II at So.
Noon.-Rentes opened at ssf s.. CSC ssc: ,..n,-, ..
Noop.-Ffe,phts uuiet. stocks weak. Govern
ments dull and steady. Money Sal. Gold steady
at sx. Exchange, long 0: shor, OK. -
Evenipg.-Freights shade drmer:. Money Z.
Sterling dull ate Gold quiet at 9Xa9A. Gov.
erpments closed at y advance; sixty twos 1oH.
States very ,iet and steady.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January 29
Noon...C.tton opened nrm; upltnds loxd, Or
Iater~Co. ton strong; sales GO coo bales; specu-
lation and export 7ooO shipping at Orleans 1lHd;
nearly due from Orleans lid.
Evening.-Cotton unchanged; uplands 1oHd,
N' NEW YORK, January %.
Noon.-cotton nrmer; uplands 2lHc, or.eans
e2S Saes rm ,aes a,ss p,,es upapds
22hc, Orleans 22Kc. ,.,o,
Cotton dull; mlddliugs 22Hc; net receipts 4S
bales, gro, se exports to Great Britain $50; sales
PHILADELPHIA, January 20.
Cotton hrn; middlings PKG.
Cotton strong; mIddl,nSs 22a22hc; net receipts
25o bales; gross 1ole; exports coastwise GIT; sales
5s5; stock 1858.
1s4s bales; exports coastwise 1e4o sales 3oo stock
42to. m
Cotton 1rm; m'ddllnps Gle; net receipts ll5
bales; exports coaslwise 347; sales 100; slocE
SAVANNAH. January 90.
Cotton very irregular, and in good demand;
middllnes 2a2lkc, sac. ct 2lHc: net receipts
sGeS bales; exports to Great Britain 1851, coast
wise 1000; sales 200; stock e7,lsl
Cotton firm and In ralr demand; mlddlings
MEMPHIS. January 20.
Cotton active; mlddli0gs 2lXa2lHc; receipts
1895 bales.
MOBILE. January 20.
. cotton arm: middlings 2lAc; net receipts 1881
bales; sales 1900; stock $3.50
Cotton stro, Z; middlings 2lhas1Ac: net re
ceIpts 1853 hales; gross 1851; exports coastwise
2ls4; sales 600; stock rs 7vrsros ssz Jannarv o.,
Net receipts of cetton l475 bales; sales 1907 stock
48,577.
the coniincut 5e5; sales 800: stock i6.522
JANUARY 27-\es receipt. l035 hales; exports
coaslwse SIS; sales 200: STOCK Al. i5s.
JANUARY 2e.-Cotton frn; good ordinary 1sAc;
net receipts 1851 bales; exports coastWtse asS;
sales 800; stuck IS, 40.
PROVISION AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIvERPe u. January %.
Noon.-Lard AS Cd. Breadstafs quiet. Corn
3o5 Sd.
NEW YORK, January 29.
Noon.-Flour quiet and u changed. Wheat
quiet and firm. Corn shade 6rmer. Pork
steady; me ss 81 so. Larn firm at 9j<a9:Jc. Fur.
pentine very finn at 7lHa72c. Rosiu quiet and
steady al S4 65a4 70 Tor strained.
Evening Flour dull and unchanged. Whiskey
hrner At 81 e4Ac. Wheat dull and heavy; win.
ter red Western 81 6nal IS Corn 1c higher. Rice
quiet. .orx shade trm"r al s4 5oal4e Lard
irmer at sH exc. TurpentiHe very arm ut MA
72c. RosIh and lalOw steady.
CINCINNATI. January 20.
Pork in light demand ana ho ders frn at S13 so.
Lard 9a9kc. Bacon .t,es 754asc; new held at nc
higher; shoulders Hc. Whiskey steady at Ssc.
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MEMORANDA.

The following are the cousignees per CONNER.
cial Line schr Merwiu, Pearce, from New York.
arrived ON SUNDAY night: Fl Baker CO. VIM .
Bee CO, S y Railroad Agent. Adams, ID mon i
co, G d Ahrens & CO. II Bischon d CO, G Bart CO,
i Murray. NJ BRISTOL & co, W NJ Bro i CO, Q
Benedict CO. Buicken & Wohltmann, VIM Il
Ghafee Il CO, Fl Cobia i co, owperthwstt, O
Clacius. Dowle, Noise i Davis. J NJ Eason & Bro,
q ID FRANKIE. Fo}reston. Feldmann & CO, @
Hacker. J uurs amp i CO. John Helms, Jetlords
CT, H'Klatte Il CO. Geo W King, Holmes calder,
Kliack, Wickenberg 4 CO. 3 Lalane & CO. Robt
Lawless, A Lauger, VIM Marcher. 0'Neill. Paul.
Welrh & Branne., QuacEenbush, Estell i co, q
Stel ing. Kavenel, + Lines Il co. Steiens. Werner
& DucSer, Stono Phosphate CO. E Stoddard d
co. l. Schnell Tomlinson L CO, d b Silcox. P P
Toale. G W Williams & CO, r White, WIelers.
JH Wuhrm ,nn, VIM Whtlden. Walsh, W
Yates, and others.
The stpamer Fire Fly, from Philadelphia for
Tex Is and Key Wes, now here for supply Of
coal, Is consguCd TO Messrs e Baker d co.
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Chas. A. Easton's Cotton Report, for the
week ending January 26.

NEW YORK. January 81.
TEE MARKET.-In our last report the market
closer strong ut l2Hc fur middlngs. Saturday
the market was quiet and prices unch ged; sa "a
614 Monday The market was quiet. and D lees
though gu tanlV uncnan. ed were In the buyers
favor the offerings were far. but buyers were not
disposed to operate less at conce>s on; sales
2oso. Liverpool closed quiet an steady; sales
70 600. Prces unchanged. tn sda: the ina ket
was quiet aud unchanged; SALE clio. "ednes-
day the m rket was dull and prices triaa weak.
or: olders or red far amount Of stock, nut
hnvers W re in,liG rent and operated cautiously;
sales 1915. midd ngs 2: ~. Thursday the market
was weak and prices IN favor uf rhe buyers; the
receipt. at the ports were large ana nao q ue-
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COMuERCI.1L NEWS.

Exports.
HAvANA-Per schr OH Chad-e5,ooo feet pine
lumber.
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Receipts per Railroad, january 40.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1877 bales cotton SO bbls flour, S cars stock.
To Ra lroad Agent Geo II Walter Il CO, Pelzer,
Rodgers i co, A Salinas, " Smith, Sloan &
Seignious, Frost. Adger i cow Williams Son,
L DeSaussure, Wardlaw & Carew, A Mul.
ligan, Reeder L Davis, Murdaugh Mathews, Wiss
& CO, Caldwell Il Son, W B Smith & CO, Wagener
& Monsees, w Ryan, G Crawey, " dow
ling, W Courtney Il co, G W Williams co,
Holmes, Wltte Bros, Trenholm Son, RaVenel q
CO, and T G Boag.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
72 es upland cotton, las bols naval stores,
cars lumber, wood, rough rice, nails, mdse; DC
To Frost Adger / co, K'nsman Howell, VINO
Bee + co, W Courtney Il CO, Prtngle Son.
Geo Walter d CO, Reeder & Davis, Whiden
Jones, Barden S Parker, Trenholm q Son, P
Baker, Gall arl & Minott. G Snowden. E Ad.
ger Il CO. 8 Marshall & co, s Railroad co, D
q Eoaugh, E II Meyers, Railroad Agent and
Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
bales upland cotton, bacon. IS cars lumber,
wood mdse, &C. To White Il larral, weston:
@ Summers, G y Gradick, simmons, Reeder e
Davis, ] NJ EIping, Tesky. Fraser Dlll, Il
Adger, Steflens. werner Ducker, Il Gennett,
Railroad Agent aud others.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHA6Es.

Last Quarter, I'd hours so minutes, morning.
New Moon Sh. hours 80 minutes, ever Ing.
First Quarter. 18th, hour, minutes, morning.
Full Moon, oath, hours, 81 minutes, m rnins.
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The Charleston Cotton, Eice md Naval
Ssi- Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, January 20, 1877
CoTToN-There was q fair inquiry for tlis sta.
pie, and, under the inn renee OF better telegrams
the market hardened H@xc p fb. Sales about
100 bales say at 1sht, at l8K. SO at 10. 80 at
lsk, 10 at 1sH, IA at ls, 81 at lex, los at 20 20
at 2o1. Is at so at 2oK, u at 2o,, 81 at 2O2s
152 at 81, 44at2lH, at 2lx, % at FIX, and l
extra staple at 22c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ......19 @2oT
Low mtddnng. .20A@-
Mldnung g........................N @
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. ..::.........JANUARY 80
lat 3: deg 4s min 50 sec. Lon 7sdeg ST min 81 &C
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British bark windermere, Yeaman. Halifax, N
S-saiied January 4th. Hay aad salt. TO Henry
Card.
Schr E Corson, Brower Philadelphia-S
DAYS. Goal. To II Baker cn.
Schr Stephen Harr, Hart, New York; days.
Guano To Pelzer, Rodgers CO, Q Railroad
Agent. Vessel to Master.
Schr Northern Light. Plummer, Philadelphia
10 days. Coal. To J A Blake. Vessel to w Roacn
& co.
SIoop r Lee, Green. Santee. 7Io bushels Of
rough rice To " q Bee & CO.
Sloop Greenleaf. Nichols, Santee. 500 bushels
rough rice. To w q Bee & co.
Lowndes's 1tt from RantowleS. 7so oushels OF
rough rice. To w Bee CO.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Schr Old Chad, McCl:ntock, Havana-Paul,
Wech & Brandes.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Schr Old Chad, McCliutotk, Havans.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Toro, Mymus, Barcelona.
Brig Mamie Abbie, Harding, Boston.
Sc6r Ella Mathews. McElwee, Brunswt x, Ga.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. at New York,
January u.
FROM THIS POKC.
Brig Albina, -, at Liverpool, January %.
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WTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH, GA,
AND
SEMI-wEEKLY TO BEAUFORT, 8. c.
The Steamer
p I L o II B o Y,
ContoIn VI N IoNv,nv

ObPIIII1 w Il WUNbLIIt
Will leave Accommodation Wharf .T-k
every MONDAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock, s.ss51is5Rs
for savannah Beaufort, Illlson Head and Span.
ish Wells. Returning willleave Savannah every
TUESDAY MORNING.
Will leave for Beaufort, Pacific and Chlsolm's
Landings every THURSDAY MORNING at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
MORNING.
Freight received WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Must be prepaid to Way Landings.
Goods consigned to care OF Agents Will pe Ior'
warded free or storage or commission.
For Freight or PASSAGE, apply to
RAVENEL, HOLMES d CO.,
JAMIE No. II! EAST Bay.
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Sales Of the week 10,971 bales-lncIluIng TIT
to spinners, 995 to spectators, anu oI'o W Ca
Gross receipts ut this port for the week 2o2oe se
bales. Since lst september 4lG,4I6 tales, agains'
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, January 20.
Arrived, steamships Gambia and Herman uV.
ingstnn.
The ship Alnora. OF st Johns, N B, was burned
at sea. 1t Is feared that all are lost.
LIVERPOOL, January 20.
Arrived, brig Albina, from Charleston.
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pressing influence upon holders; sales 1914; mid.
dlings 22Kc. Yesterday prices were reduced xc
on all grades, and buyers were more d.sposea 10
operate; sales 2077, market closing STEADY at2lhc
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers OF tho above line leave Fier d4
So. az. North River. foot OF CanalSRS
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the l6ti
aud aoth OF every month Except when these
tates fall on Sunday. then the saturday frecec
All departures connect at Panama WITH steam.
IRA for South Pacific and Central American rorts.
departure OF 10th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
slsco frst OF every month, except when 1t falls OF
Sunday; then en- the day preceding.
No California steamers touch aa liGVaEa, Gut
10 direct nom Now Tora to AsFtAwaI.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult,
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
,t the OONPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. an the
wharf foot OF Oaual s:reet, North hlVer. New
YGrk. FIR. BABY, Agent.
jn,u26-lyr
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
FRIDAY, June 7-P. N.

A change seems to have come over the
dreams Of English cousins in regard to the nterna
tona dispute, and, according to the advces to-day
another fiplap has been turned by the disputa-
tous British Ministry. 1t now seems palpable that the
new supplemental clause to the Washington Treaty will
be adopted hence the weakness in gold, today
and the upward turn in stocks. The fact that the
distinction in the two markets has not been more de-
csiye may be attributed to the indifference manifested
by wallst in regard to its naty until official assu
RANGES are received that the matter is settled beyond
peradyenture The chief features to-day were the Van
derb PETS which sold together at 9i the stock moving
between 9Ca and 9sl, and scrip 96I and 9si
Erie rose from CIT to 64i under the reaction in the
London market. The meeting Of the Northwest stock
holders resulted in the reelection OF those Directors
whose terms OF office had expired. dividend OF 3iper
cent was declared the preferred shares the common
being neglected. The rise in Canton to-day due TO
the probable elevation OF Mr. Drew to the Presidency at
the Directors meeting June 20. At the annual
meeting, held In Baltimore, on Wednesday
Messrs. Daniel Drew and Eugene N. Robinson (of
Robinson Chase g. Coz chosen directors, in place
OF Messrs Walter L. Cutting and John steward. retired
The dealings fairly active In the leading specula
tives investment stocks being firm. In Expresses We
note rise in United States to SOL The opening highest
lowest and closing prices Of stocks follows
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THE MARKETS.
lcr,rll, rper.sa for run r.,nusr.I

PRIDAT. Juse J. is7r
ASHRS-The receipts to-day % packages Pots modrsts
request prices steady 81 80 2S Pearls nll
aad nominal
BEESWAX-The demand has only limited
quote 39i 0f0c for Western and tdt0.c Soathen
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS--1he market for Corn 10 dull,
and nominal BOoms frn but quiet sgdsS doL 'ys
quality, &c.
COfTOA-The transactions have
Moderate at H lower prices sales Ss5 bales lT @ evening" ud
Ing e Tor export 2S for consumption " specuuor
deliveries declined e sales follows, all on eass Of Les
ding; sales last evening, amer mJaae 100 at % Sec ~
S 16e 100 2eie l3Iee 100 9le Jsl roo q
he loo At - alec 900 2ie go at aeie, 200 seie, o a.
1e 100 ]. isis Oct. 400 81 iise 30 ss Mo-, 100 ..
20 elbc,, 800 st nic, Dso 40 i9sc, 200 al
lsse Total 5000 b.les Sales TO-DAY up TO n
June 2OO 2siG 300 a. 2sie 300 2sse ~ 200 al 3 100 %
Is ec Ja loo At 2oie, 90 26. % Jee. loO Blc.
i7oo a. 90 2, ae 600 IS lSls 900 at ss 100 At . lISs
200 A Bie, leo 6i 200 At % S6e Loo 9oie Angas e
s7eiS $40 at " so At a, 40 At aee 30 at else 100 a.
at
9se sspswesr .o 81 9aG 2o0 q 9 100 st ~ l iO
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the price woald undoubtedly have reached lower level

the price woad undoubtedly have reached alower level
but with the Alabama dispute settled, and new
demand opened for our bonds. there no forcibe
reasons why gold should not decline. Tho latest tran
saetions 4 though tho recovery did not reflect
any great strength. The rates paid TO have gold bal
ances carried we're "a 3, 81. and 2 per cent.
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed in called bonds
s64 OoO-a total ot s54 sO0disbursng $4,000 coin
interest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank follows: Gold cleared, s47,i5aOoo; gold
balances, s1,eO5,eao; currency balances, hs9s90 The
following were the quotations:
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THREE CENTURIES OF MODERN
HISTORY.

By Drake Iopge Professor Of Modern History In Queens
College, Belfast. l vol, l2mo. Cloth Pree. 81
object with which the present work has been undertaken Is TO
rive the youthful general history OF Continental
Europe nay called modern me& II Is Ho designed pre-
complete history OF any country nor even OF any one
period IN the history Of any 1t be compared to
Europe which the boundaries Of the dlent coun
tides the great rivers AID the situation OF some OF the
chef cities are marked sufficiently guide the student In filing up
the oute which, for precise knowledge Of any separate
country leaves maps eabOratey fed up
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BANKryG HoUsr OF Henry C1Ews & Co..

banking HOUSE OF HENRY CIEws & Co.. I
81 Wall-st., New-iork.
Bills Of Exchange on England, Ireland Scotland,
and the Continent.
Commercial Credits for use in Europe, south
America, East and West Indies, China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits available IN
all parts of the world.
Also, Telegraphic Transfers of Money on Europe,
Havana, and California
Deposit accounts received, be3ringi interest ana
subject TO check at sight.
Certificates of Deposit issued and Collections made.
State, City, and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEWs. HABICHT x Co,
IL Old BrOad-st, London.
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The movements in dry goods during the week we're as
follows Entered for consumption. As5273; Withdrawn
from warehouse sS7l, 100; warehcused, s6Oii1.
ThelPbiadelphia stock market was steady; Penusyl
vana ss IOs; Philadelphia and Erie r. r., 49, Reading
r. r., sli; Pennsylvania r. r.. O9ii Gold, liii.
The hayearly interest on the stock of the Morris and
Essex Railroad Company. viii be paid at the office of
the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany In this city, and after the LIST Of July
The Controller of the City Of NewYork will open pro
posas Tuesday June H. for $4,000 city stocks com
prising Aqueduct stock, Croton Water stock, Croton
Water Main stock, Water stock OF 1870, and City Parks
Improvement Fund and stock. All these loans bear In
terest at Der cent. interest payable semlannuay on
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Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship Her
mann, will close at 1880 D. M. at the Merchants Tx
change, Nos. 90 and 81 Pine-st
The Government bond market was temporarily affected
by the reaction in gold. The decline was immateria
however the favorable foreign adyoes neutrazng the
effect steady inquiry developed at each reaction,
but the offerings, usual, limited The ls6ls sold
quite freely at 1ls, the market closing firm. Fisk
Hatch report at y. m:
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A SEVEN MONTHS RUN,
UP, AND DOWN, AND AROUND THR WORLD.

BY James Brooks vol, l2mo. Cloth, 81 Is
very lively brightly work It glsnees At the places
persons encountered in FREE b manner that omen
more effective bored and elaborate deeptOnust an artists
free breadth and genuine revelation OF the seene thn
the Mr. Brooks touches picture with 'or'
Of beh light that catches the spirit phrase and these
phrases uuy the happy inspiration Of the moment dotted down
in pencil on bits Of paper and this form transmitted TO The Express
publication from the columns Of which they are Transferred 10 ue
book without saAnge IL hs readable volume
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The earnings OF the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail-
road for the month OF May, 1872, Sls7625; 1871
sl17G64 III increase, 1872. $4,000 90 JAM 10 May 81
1872 Sss96 or 1871 64Os3 25 increase 1874 s57 ss3 ~
Mr. t. Guilford Smith writes letter from London
suggesting that the time at hand for the closing
of the Erie Railroad books for the transfer Of stock In
anticipation OF the forthcoming election for new Board
OF Directors expresses anxiety that the election
may be fairly conducted, and result In the choice Of
honest and competent Directors. Our correspondent
seems 10 fear that the road may under the conro
OF another Ring corrupt as the one from which 1t
was recently wrested urging with force that the credit
OF American securities In Europe has received
severe shock as that resulting from the scandalous
and corrupt management OF the Erie road by Gould &
Co. who for time seemed TO have for allies in their
roguery the State Legislature and certain Of our su
preme Court Judges Mr.. Smith seems TO think that II
we do not show the Engllshmen far play by elect
ing an honest board OF directors this time. we shall
not TO be able TO sell any bonds in England. We
prasume that sufficient number Of honest and compe
tent men the Erie Road easily be found and
as majority OF the stock is held by Englshmen, or at
least by aliens thus enabling them to elect whom they
may desire for managers IL is not clear that the
American public should held responsible for the result
of this election The transfer books of the Company
close on Monday and will remain closed until after the
election, which takes place July9
The following the reported earnings OF the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad Co. for the month Of May:
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aANor,s NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,

For General Readers and Young Persona
Translated with the authors sanction by Atkinson. lyo, limo
with Frontispiece and 4oi wood-cuis. Phee So
he present work origin in stiempt comply With ng
geston which frequently been made to me that should prepare an
abridged edition Of my translation Of Ganos Elements De Physique
which ,oud be ud for purposes Of more elementary instruction than
that work and in which the use mathematical formula woad be dis
pensed with Extract from Preface.
Either free by mall 'dires In the United