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of active stocks made t.

william Ward quotes Stock Privileges as selling for
per cent bonus days time and u bonus on GO days,
at the following variations from the market prce OF the
..1rriii 10.
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4od receipts s733C9 . psvmeuts. +4Cl N
Cod usymens 1'1N 29 Cnrenc, i,4s 20
Cod basnce...... 679 81 20 $4,000 ~
Cuuency 3l9,4Ol "A
Foreign exchange was weak, and the following are the
nominal quotations. reported at concessions
fftIIx-l 1
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co.
The LARGE and CONTINUOUS SALES OF NORTHERN
Pacific 7.3O GOLD BONDs IN THIS COUNTRY AND
EUROPE. where they have a RECOGNIZED STANDING
ON ALI TIE BOURsEs, guarantees the EARLY COM
PIETIOS OF THE ENTIRE LINE OF ROAD.
The popularity of the Bonds is due to the fact that
they are based upon the ampleSt security, being q
FIRST AND ONLY mortgage upon the road, and In
addition, upon over FIFTY MILLION acres Of land,
susceptible of producing in abundance all the fruits
vegetables, and cereals Of the Eastern OF Middle
States.
The Government valuation of this Land Grant is
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY MILLION or DOLLARS,
or more than sufficient to pay the entire cost Of the
road.
The Bonds, FREE FROM UNITED STATES TAX. are
issued in the following denominations:
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500 Coupon. 1000 Registered.
I0mS 5000
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And are at all times interchangeable at the office
of the Company or through the Fiscal Agents, with
out charge.
They have Thirty YEARS to run, are offered at
par and interest in Currency, and will permanently
yield a large interest income in Gold.
All marketable securities received i'll exchange.
Full particulars furnished by
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FRsT CALL.
10l O'CLOCK A. NJ.


BOn1t 80,
2ocO $40 n.....Oi 1000 500 Con
5OO......... 10000 L. $40 Goa bs '..I-i
BondBaHk end Ra'Tosa-A'P'
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7. c
90 "a 50 % W
dull and prices nominal Domestic
wa. more prices sales $50 bb Se.0eans at asa
do do 45Go7c and O obs afen oy
trade o break current rates. . -,
NAVAL sToRES-Sps Turpenne has continued 10 advance With
the higher prices saes OF 2 obl Mrchanaoe at Is
73I074 closing been Light demand
steady Strained heard only Of 800 bbls
grades dull and nominal Tar has been
bbs. Washington,
OLs-Cty Lnseed confines and the market
bh MeDhsden dull and nominal
the market continues very quiet bu; prices without
In other oils haye features % note trade
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The feature arrival Of about 400 boxes Beouia
tomatoes s bbs wh, called potatoes bat look hke
held condition. They sell
slowly s8d $40 per bbl Tomatoes little called feT
per B Rose potatoes have advanced under
auiry Tor vessel Nova Scotia arrived se
week shipments potatoes during the week. 1867 bb Onions
plenty hard e snashes further advanced We
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BUTTER.

Iioe p.g i9 Ices than last week er
3G ykss khponts os ph hrssps
sI, 500 iaehsss sEsiIs' eo ~ jan
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Live sells slowly Dressed rather
dull about the rates o. last week Gained, fo1en turkeys se at II a
2c Gmer though there fair stock handJ
QuGi lots selling 81 80 this though 81 2S
to-day. Venson slowly
large sold ow6d7 for whole deer and ads
deer sold aud lot mostly oR
l3 Another good buffalo meat has been received and
generally 2d3 IL will be borne miup
month which to work OF all the W"
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Soubera much charge the supply not large hut
ample. The grades sell freely At the close the market
dul land tame o bbis. We
Bait Alex Georgetown. MIed 10 Good Sup lOG Sc 50
BAIT Alex GeorgeIoWn Family. 60D II 80
Richmond COnntry, 650 10
quiet and steady sales Of 25 bbS We quote:
....
Rye Flour Pennsylvans ............ 650 10
Mes fair supply aud quei sales Of 200 bbls We
tom MeA Jesev s. ds3 70 Brre.. 10
Meal Western. 10 70 Corn Meal b. % ~ 10 20
CorLM MeslWestW. 50 a 65
jersey Neal-Whte 81 90; Fine Yellow Coarse
II Cob. lOd ~ l5 Ground Feed, ~ 25d 35
Buksheai Flour fair demand, at 81 ga 90 10 for State and
s. 10 81 2j for PennsyyAnia.
tIS-Dr good demand and the market
lO t Mackr fair request aud steady sales
bbls ~ for Shore No. No. and S6 81
No . 10 81 for No
Herring dull but steady 81 Ojd 81 10 pei keg Other kinds
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Arrivals are somewhat m rats oppossum ssnnh sn
GOOD lot Of Minis selling we'll Coon hari 10 "Ork on spP
ouH have All goods intended for the London Spng sale reach here ~
he middle of February That will be important oBe W"
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Pe of Proous-Pors 929 Hls; beef $50 bbls and s ea
meats Is Isl pkgs lard 575 Pks shpmen-Poss sos4 oos es'
0l bb and tcs bacon 1880 lard ob64 pkgs Fft
pork Is doing Western dressed hogs coming pang onf
s4 for the week advanced and beef Is h "essin
pork tenderloins sell al l2c We quote; sa e,
Beer Good sides y o...0idn Hogs, esen dressed a 4
lOdl0l Hogs, city dressed et0 =
DO Teran:......" H9gs Jersey and n light f,S
Mutton Prime 81 alo Calves hogdrsd prime t al Z
Mutton common fair 81 Do do. gran fed b@U
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Receipts the 1os pkg. dned ts, or g hss vs
corresponding week last 0l pkgA Arrivals Of SeanG
5lT5 with 1854 pkg sop3 Of ded fruits for
month 2O7 packages against isa time la1t Agps COZ
with few selling samples 100 ooa Ohs
q jobbed 8sc rs bb lot sold clean st bo ssnA
lot Tennessee q 7ie 20 bb Michigan hne cut PEI ee go
Southern sliced 0tc bills shcd, te and ~ bos ctA
quarters sliced Ice Unpeed peaches dull and nsHna
Cherries and arner II bba selling At &c ot OF wv
bags or Mississippi peana sold at ~ ssa
poorer offered at 81 80. Prime Virginia are he hhe W"
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;g ,Le III ish,p s1dv %, present month 3s p..lse,s
least all save The as pat seeE & passed s-.J
sn, choice tst. ss,s,,ff1. s.s f.s & s ~
re, % .S .Sa'n Sra @ sor 10 s as. r. 3 S
Wisconsin arkins sod 70 .n "sein shows lot of
poor, mostly grease at De- 20 ps.sr i1c, 5t vefI
!oes god 1t. ,t 49, & s.h Is sa. c.ssd. ies I'9 20
half Dbl. AZ BE- and y do .hip ne ceiling 2oc ~
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A lhAIiD CASE.

4 birshHg maiden in Vermont sues n
man for breach Of contract under tbs
following curious circumstances:
she had farm which lie wished TO pur
chase, and she offered the property and
herself for twenty thousand dollars. retu.
sing to sell one without the other. lie
accepted, paid the money, got the till,
dee II for the land and felt 40 well satis
fled with his bargain that he restored one
halt to her. As that hall was herself ale
declined the generous git with thnnke.
and insisted he should marry her lie re
fused, and she sues him for breach of
contract, and there is every indication that
she will win the suit
Now, If Rinan cannot do what hsrsill
with his own, il ia hard indeed N NJ,
are to be sued and made to suffer the pep-
alties OF the law every time We see Gt n
indulge ih II thoughtless yivce ~ genero..
iiy, some OF the kindhrst feelings of our
cunmOn nature will receive a lar that will
prove fatal 10 them n he hny piece OF
wooded land and determine 10 make the
former owner n present OF the wood shall
Ire rue ~ TOR u breach Of contract? II
W. bay we'll stocked farm aud conclude
10 give pig, or n horse or COW away.
should We be plunged into q lawsuit
II - unnecessary u cite further exaat-
pies ~ proof Of the Absurdity ol iife whole
affair. u we we're that man we you'll
marry oni prosecutor, join half doGfn
clubs, Masonic Lodge. n military com
pany aud n sporting club, and try to make
her as comfortable as poy-iblc under tho
circumstances. -BosioH Gbbs
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rhc Congregational Contest.

since the creation OF the State OF Wet
virginia, Up to the inauguration Of IN.
present worthy Governor shs has b,en ~.
gsrded by Radical politicians as a oummsr.
ciai commod'ty to be bartered and sold 4,
the first rowing politician in search o.
place and spoil of office. Now for the Rrrt
time the Democratic party stands upon a
firm and sure foundation. When light tot
the tirst time dswns upon the long. night of
Radical misrule can the Democratic par,y
oner us nothing bttter1 lathe lust' of now.
er and greed OF gaiu-the selfish. cumbina-
lions OF the leading politicians stilito fore
stall the wall OF the people, by corruh bar
gaming Were not the scenes Mt Parksrs-
burg enough' II party allegiance is to bs
purchased at the price OF obedience TO tho
dictates Of selfoonstituted and irresponsi.
ole rings, we will have none OF it And IL
the Democratic party must 20 down, let it
20 Ring headforcmoet
Trading politicians win learn 10 their
sorrow yet, that the eyes ofthsirgreat mas.
,er.'he People-are upon them, and will
hold them to strict account il they con.
tlnue 10 triiie with their dearest ;sh,e, ,L.
elective franchise, and they will pay them
home for all their wrongs' The power OF
party discipline is great, but twill notsays
them. The day Tor this thing has gone by,
The people OF this State except better
things OF the Democratic party; and IL dis
appointed in this reasonable expectation,
that party had IA we'll now hand in lie
checke-and Rings, Ring masters and the
whole tribe OF party tricksters, may
make ready to 20 where the woodbine twi-
meth These reflections are induced by
certain performances which took place at
the hail OF the proceedings ofthe County
Convention held last Saturday, at the Cot
ton Opera HUuse When tie crowd had
disperred 'shdmany ofthe Charleston dele.
CATION had retired the Ring master appears
upon the scene cracks his whip, and presto
'tb sofufo. The delegate to the Congression
al Convention is instructed TO cast the vote
OF Charleston township for Hereford for
Congress, utterly ignoring the candidacy of
james NJ. Lsidley, ESQ, and IN truth,
OF the will OF the people OF that township
Common decency and "A dne regard to the
amenities of civilized society, il seems
would have suggested better treatment VI
MI. Laidley, 10y his life long neighbors and
fellow townsmen. This will not do II
Mr.. lierefords friends expect to nominate
him by sueh devices, they must abandon
The idea oI elcciing nim. The Democratic
masses will repudate such ways that arc
dark, and such tricks which are vain.
FROM the Charleston Courier
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AMoSG the most important, If not
"sartlingly Significant items of 'po4
htical intelligence" telrgraphed from
New York aud Baltimore last Friday
night were the following: |. August
Belmont, Chairman of the National
Democratic Executive Committee, posi.
lively dined with Mr.. Horace Greeley.
She nominee Of the Liberal Republicans
for President, on that day! 2. A num-
ber of ofdistinguished Loyal Leaguers OF
Philadelphia, on the same day, went
over to Baltimore aud undoubtedly
fupped with the Hon. Jefferson Davis.
c1-President Of the Confederate States.
and partook largely of sparkling cham
pagne! lustead Of hailing these events
with becoming joy, as auspicious of tn.
triumphant return and permanent rei0n
OF real, Anti-tirant peace, the Cincin-
natl Commercial, prOfessed Greel,y
paper, a. usual, says, 1T is very snd for
Grant and the enemies Of peace-tbe
assassins Of the Constitution EfolI.
JorL (Hy,) Yeoman.
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MAkINa Ilrs1IrurIov Alrrn YrArs

MAKING liEsrifUTfOH AFTER YEARS
"A touching incident l. reported
from Chattanooga. An utter stranger
called upon aTespcctablc faruier. last
week, and asked him IL his house had
not bcsn robbed during the war. The
farmer replied that il had II" d" said
the strnngCr "was one Of The marau-
ding parry that did it. COX a silver
lOcket." That lOckef" sdd he farmer
bursting ntO tears, "hod been worn o.,
my dear lead child "flrf. ~ 8. 20 -.
piled The stranger, viahis affected &
am risii ict me maks restitution sor
are 80 for your liti'S SON" Ilr eavs-.i,-
iarFafr q $50 bill, and received $50 is
change: lie theus ruug iho farmer.
hand warmly aud left The farmer ha-
since dried his ieaurs aud loaded h'-
shotgun, The so Bii was bad.--Lcio-
non (O.) PafriOi
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The Madison County Democrat saws: "a
Chillicothe paper makes a great "bloM"
about COW down in Ross county which
give six gallOne- ol milk per day Mrs
NJ. Murray, OF this township, has one
which gives ten gailonS per day. II Mrs
Murray sold milk in London she might
stretch It oat TO twelve by the watering
process
There i--a doll on exhibition at tie
homeopathic iar in Fourteenth street.
New York. which is valued at $1,000.
There are three or fonr trunks filed with
clothing and jewelry. and her attractions
are completed 10y pair Of solitaire dia.
lnond earrings which she wears constant
ly, aud a'necKlace to match.
somebody aslSed Paris editor: "Wher,
do your inlclligence?'
From the papers"
Where do the papers get it2'
From others papers
But who il the first author Of it'
Nobody"
A negro who WAS suspected of surrep
uously meddling with his neighbor's irnit
trees being caught in "A garden by moon.
light, non-plussed his detectors by raisinr
hlseyes and clnsping his hands, and nj
ously exelaiining, Good Lord Iii. we're
darkey cant go rowheres to pray any
more ~idout being sturbed"
\ small Georgian was petitioning for
'onr daliy bread previous to retiring.
when he~~as Interrupted ,by his Younger
brother who whispered "AsM i5r' cake.
JOHNNY, ask for cake
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GRANTS FAMILY RING.

For,y-one of 'em
keep the run Of emil.
suckers al--the State reeds none Of en-;
A'oirdupois there's more than three ton Of
EN-
ha@eSs. every son Of a-sun Of 'em.
Old BSasy Grant,
The Bess Cormerant,
fes'her, hi. nes' in the cOvington Post.oaRee.
Oryiiie l.. q.
(Haaky boy on.a spree,l
Dtaws on his pal in an Illinois coast Office,
hAh the connection Of 'Lysses can boast
Corbins and Deuts,
TRAINERS and Bents
Shapes and Roots ana Caseys and Pattons:
Bot the Dents take tho lead
or the whtle blessed breed,
f0r WHEN the P'aces we're going they wen, In
Tor the fat 'uns.
Brothers-in-lav, nephcws and cousins
Groups Of 'sm, troups OF 'em-sevsral
dotcns-
BiIeted all on tax ground community,
flunderihg whenever they found opportpsitv.
riaying theit gtab game with brot6erIy unity
noekiSg the people with perfect inipunityi
OBI what n set!
Lueifer's MT,
Ia = hundred prime cssts such haul couldn't
get
Ministers, Judges, Appraisers, Collectors,
Marshals' Assessors, Surveyors, Inspectors,
fostmssters, Mail Agents, uniformed Heetors.
uodsi what a corps Of 'eml
Wait. there'll be more II 'sml
Forty and one, there coon will be three score
Of 'om;
Outside are hungry ones-li.t to the roar Of
'rml
Chief and head man,
u. =. q. leads the van
Rob -Roying the public To fatten his clan.
IL you're Rob Roy's relation,
Waikup, take your ration;
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The Princess Nellic-Galcna4Grau Of
the imperial family Of tie United States
when lasi heaul fBem, was taking.sup-
per with President aud Madame Theirs
at one II the rOyai residences. Of Franc.
near PaYis. Tie nhncU Bredcrict-vgcsf
Point-GRnt, - tire same irnpcrfaI
family, atteueird BY HE ducal Gogcnor
Field- Marshal ShermaH (wlO Once
marched down Ia he seI ard then
marched OF ngain) when hast heard
hoin was being .feted inPrincely i'm
Ig-ini style by the Czar 0f ai The
R,ussias' 81 The imperial palace in
Moscow. FraHAJort (Ky,) Ieom0a.
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The New Y ork ladies regulate the wealth
~ bY thermometer parasols
In Michigan they call bgamy Utahliz-
iig the female sex.
The bottom Of the Arkansas river is the
Arpulchre OF III steamboats,
A theatrical prescription-A change of
scene.
Some of the largest steamships burn
pO tons OF coal in crossing the Atlantic
scean
Sone one has discovered thar Mrs
S'r'hTorth has killed over 100 people in
Atr novels
The Odd Fellows contributed Slc8. .724
10 the aid of their brethren in Chicago.
Mistress Ito lazy honsemnid)-Now,
Mary, you know I'm going to give a bali
Tomorrow night, anil shall expect YOU TO
sestir yourself, and make youseli generally
useful" Mary-"Yes MN. But I'm
sorry to say, VI m, can't dance
A South Carolina Legislator sent up the
following memorandum to the Clerk
Leeve is asked to bring a Bill to altar the
SINE for the Legislator to meat. Referred
70 the comfy on Religion"
A member Of the State Legislature. in
speaking OF Il fortunate fellow member.
remarked, day or two since: I'D rather
AaVe his luck than Il license 10 steal"
If you "want to be an angel, and with
the angels stand light your fires with
GOAL oil. 1t never fails.
4 Vincennes Photographic adyertises .
Babies taken and finished in ten min.
ntes'-which must be rough on she bn
hies.
An English lev compels married wo.
nan If she has money or the means of
making il and her husband has none. to
support him. be he ever so worthless. that
Me expense OF his keeping may not come
apOn the parish.
4 Philadelphia woman was too modest
% let doctor set her broken leg, and died
40 consequence,
Cleanliness il next to godline.s" II
that IL 20 cake of good sonp must be
Letter than a poor sermon.
Ar. James Fisk, Jr, saws Col Tennie
{ Clatlln shant have the use Of the Grand
Opera House
General Longs.reet will probably take
Lls residence ~ Adr,,in Michigan Tor the
purpose Of educating his children there.
The horse longfeEsv, had palace car
All to himself Oh hi- journey rom Ken
tncky to New York city.
AsA light ilea of The yalne OF old par,r
u n stated that q file of ths London Times
- snid to be worth not less a sum tran
t3.UO1
Theodore Ti.ion says there is but one
employment in the word more agreeable
'"An 20 eiit a newspaper and that o. is
not 10 edit one.
woman in lIaverhill has mirror which
Fa- brought To- America TO- the Mnyfower
and winch ba- been lu her amity Tor 80
Years.
Why can persons occupied 10 canning
i-"'I store away more of it than any body
r'.t' Because they can,
A ruIc girl ofeiebt or ten summer. be-
n- asked what dust was, replied that is
''s mud with the juice squeezed out"
a lager beer saloon in Milwaukee. wi. I
"-P'nyS prominently in q irume she pru
which the Governor ~ the State once We r
'ocd . temperance bill
Tile worl love ~ tle Iud.er language
i 'scbemieuiamour,,lW lf.,, lice.
9 % would sound whispered soff, loo a I
a'dy ear cmlcndainourtcAva,t Won /
he Toronto striking printersf charged I
MIL cons piracy to prevent other printers .
rom working have been committed Coz .
irial at tho assizes
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The English anti-tOia Orists sIs
shocked az the couduct OF 3 ,oG New
man, who, having been q rcd TO frs
smoking and detail iis horrible effects
thinks D. will wy avs ..r pipcf!
before d,eiding.
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Prof Gof7I OF Konigsbcrg, in his
experiments upon the nervous center
OF frogs. finds that If you take out the
brain and then rub wet finger down
the frogs back, the creature will cruak
~ IL pleased. Frogs musi be easily
pleased.
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The Ironton Regisfer says that Green
township Scioto county, has recovered
Judgment agninst Mt vernon Furnace tor
500 for digging ore UPON tlrs school lands
Of that township. The case was n court
FOR eighteen years
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a lady wished a seat. A gentleman
lTought one and seated the lady.
On you're q ajewell' said the lady.
"p, no. replied he, "Tm jcwe.cr !.
] have just scsabo iewelr
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ness. So much enterprise has been deyel.
oped by tie advent or Pike 4 Wallace.-
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