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NOTES ON EDUCATION.

There is a new serious, and general demand
throughout Virginia for weIlorssuzcd night schools
The principals and teachers of the Graded
and Common Schools of Wisconsin viii meet IN hao1soh
Dec &C. a. and g. discussion OF educational topics
Among the things TO talked about are the compulsory
township system aud the relation OF university 10
Graded Schools.
A new Sacred Heart School building has been
eegun In san Francisco IL is 10 be very beautiful ana
thoroughly arranged one, and will cost not less than
sloaoOO All this money has been subscribed nv residents
OF the city tenets of the Catholic religion VIII be
taught in school, hut its secular branches viii DC at
the command OF pupils OF all faiths
The American Educational Monthly says that
teacher as a class are not healthy. and gives causes
with good deal OF pungency. First is the entering the
profession when the teacher is too Young to pear 'e
strain necessary fit for the work Youth sNteeu'
seventeen and eighteen years old found occupying
the pedagogical chair when they ought TO be Attending
20 their growth and the consequences arc premature eN
haustiOn a dwarled body, broken down nerves, ahu
ruined health Another cause Is the teche, @
OF physiological law. Inc Wrtet UeNttlus uiIt w ~
shaud attempt teach who Is nj ne thor9uSnh Nesu
IN phvSioo and the necessity OF physical culture, ar
xereSe slSep proper clothing, mental hygiene bathne
s.s a. nToVerbally disreeard The law breathing.
and suffer for IT, They know httle about yentlaion ana
which strengthen tic muscles OF the back enc ann
abdomen teachers specially need as ny a" 4 Wv
daily bath aud PLAIN substantial iOOd Win II" p@es'
"A writer in Western paper quoting the say
ing OF Socrates that eaehing shoud RANK IA the high
est occupation pursuit. vigorously attacks the ednea
fional profession asserting that not more thSn ~ per
cent Of It's members qualified for their duty and ia
the large majority teach for bread. s0rey ana sadly
against their Will She SAYS that II commonly consd
cred an involuntary resor; Tor ieducrl on
me and women and moreover, II I@ichers or tbr pun
lie knew tic dignity o. Teaching and It's npoitar"e t,rN
would not subject themselves 70 h.i''A9 81 .'
thai might more Gtly he called Beads OF lgnor&le
Thcse boards calls "a great obstacle 10 tnccrsau
teachnc They should be composed Of ;hnse who know
the theory aud practice Of teaching. Persons o hoeri
AND thorough education, ana every teacher shod DO IA
be free 20 exercise Judgment and discre on IN raSorx
their class might seem 10 call for Good teachers arc
rstautly thwartCd and trammrled by being forced to
carry arbitrary rules injurious 10 success, nut maze
and insisted On hy those who htIlr OF what they
legislate about"
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To "a. ,.i,,,. -. 80, 49,. .n1

Included n the above 80 bales 10 a71ye
Fossrd Gehv,es qulet Isals d.ehBs s son'~' oil
basis Of Low Adtirgs: -, - .
sales a evening aief mD.oenbsr go ssls' =, ls.
Jssnsy 200 At s 400 lse, 100 at lie go =. isis 100
At Ig P-hruar 100 81 70 6c 100 At 1910, 100 Al 10 ISe Nara
eo s 200 e 10 i'Se s. d 20 y lie: =" ~ 6
Pole, p. b. 100 a. S!c r 8 100 a. " [leSI"sL -
bales sales to-day to HDeeeI1Sst 2o stsc b = b. 20.
10 s No notice t is.h 100 At 70 Lie ls, p. b. 600
At 10 il6c b. p B. so at ~ he so at Ise le as ee5
b. March 2o0 At sic 70 slse 200 At isie 200
tors;her Gpri 100 At 10 I5le. 100 at re, %n sc
NAV 100 At 50c June l0J a. 2oe o. b-9.o s.s
Orleans spnsn r. 1880 o@te srASa "~i H"
CoFPgET. arbe, vas arm u1ib good inquyi RIO iale,
god; java goh, snd N:aesi6' s@i &C. g9 y
ton. In Java dning past DAY two base been arg hes s
ton .s1reoanz 1880 including me cargo OF We W
,pb here spd the sean Boston. ~ at pnva'e pnee~
FLOlg AND MRAI-Ony Moderate degree Of acf,s hs ,h
49, ar TT M ,fee week The great aug rn"s'
drawback during the seek nts been 70. abees, %
gu orders or Ase a. tina! ,rssS pree ian . s ., e,s
In sto or pressed market b. Tie senoas ipufi
sly and IN 50 ppiag grades decline OF s" w.
r 60 ,bs shsene OF though les favorable nE,
from Liverpool TeslIY has ADDED N tue depesos -
choc- " beat brands have ~ sny cases ossn
the market bed higher but the l ts rave oes gov pay
prices ocua,ted, being 90 no pei Hei tock ~
tions fheT purch,.e oal 70 keep gsd tSt
Much 6rnns and seadine have char1etsrel VIC bst-'
eooee Wetrrn gey bnaes0tA Drahds te
sill supply and sIabe - steady p1c', ior fa,.
Winter Wheat EItrss ave
pleny and tupekne snf No are h
plenty been in nitel ter1ni se nrcb hTe aho arr
w. hfve hal NJ Inquiry for The ia'rre ara thefs An
would s. 20 warrant different ohngS NekoN te sV "
Poar 10 the Ss bgaf and Tbs Is we :" az .e
~ lie corresponding week last To-day the FloS aaes
rery quiet ipelodag 80 sugersas sne
Tr.r. are yery unGaisbe h@dm Extras ar n~ar 80
rely grades quiet; AZ de 'ose The si,
let 10 3ssv.r for all grades beo" ~ 70 sAis o'' US
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have continued vsry dull with rates k bei not
Sd SrsSas & Tie .ssareuts to-day were 10 Lroe BY
GOO bales Of cotton At eiiSd if s Sesi ,s,s S
tenn. T7e epy charter reported Buush Pbdspks
Cork for orders with 1eo bh Refined Petroleum " %" a' D. '
GRAIx-Spce this day have had comparatively qsrt
unsatisfactory Wheat nsTkebe hsnxe2bo C. 0n
Europe the absence s sSSa sa4s ,sncu ;.rs
business The Of TO the crops q" he ouniI'
mporce than the pablo general! attach TO
Every deprecated in veepessbe goods esfe
sysn labor which would otherwise he sesTey spoIed An
would impossible euse the loss approximate 10 h
the absence 81 TIE a
tunnse e crops and il spnea . IS thsi ne
sde throughout the country that Nc se1 %
fi bY Congress 10 tbs serious mpet 10 hhs
ouli shipped less than 20 and IDLE capital and ~
cvr emnoye Our present stock Of Whesis not Gar Ton SoS
pezon usrket aud very unsatisfactory state Of hHe, da
chiefly The absence Of yesss WINTER "ae-t nae .ost
Improving prices but stock gnsean that Hide e,pa
CURED to handle H. and prices are non At the soe Ga, sse
ment .sh Oostd Toy sDu after the setsys mean
while tsy DO look for considerable addition 70 ih'
hence falling Imports Liverpool Ne proatle The
the week io2 BUSH agsu 10 8 bash i5s ee
demand Tor milling at ri gneos tie
inc Winter better ree demand or Winter
confined local milesi the sales are " go BUSH az 81 q of 10
Mlwsnies. 81 50 for Red Western 81 fr White Mehn, % @
Amber Michigan, store Be j. qn and Is ira Tor ehoe aSs
heavy for Common Barley Mall an ga e,' as =,
drnsnd The concession orfv fer TIE rae " t arc
Mixed at b g3e and OIL In store At 5c White at 81 GOA ht
Is quiet: $500 Mes Western 1t Sole. Cora
.s 'Se' saa S' S sf Oh ~ S'. o aI New w s
waBel the s,les 2oO bush er a. gifts; Meai'r n
yellow White 7 Tor New. and @asl' ''r Oni
jersey yellow ais GSli. ,--
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BANKING AND FINANClAL.
JAY COOKE * Co..
Bankers.
We offer 90 investors the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BoNDs

VIC OIItf 10 INVESTORS INT
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BoNDs
of the
NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY.
Attention Is called to the ample real estate security
on which these Bonds are based, in addition t. the
usual guaranty of fret MORTGAGE Oh the Road, It's
Equipments and TIallic. The Lands of ihe Company
thus far sold have realized - W per acre.
We oiIer the balance Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
tonly $4,000 per mile, PER CENT GoLD QUARTERLY
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FoRpsyiIIE AND SoUrn-WEsTERS RAILWAY of
Indiana. This Road il finished aud equipped, and
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50, currency balances ,,7osnz The quotations were

AT the opening. there was qulck demand Tor money
and borrowers paid call "a mucn a. thirysecond
and interest though by o'clock the rate receded TO
seven coin. The ruling rate at the close was 6OI per
cent. Prime merchant paper Is unchanged Ihe BANK
Abatement was less unfayOrable than ts predecessor,
the banks making net loss OF only N3S,l2o,
and holding IN surplus over legal reserve CONFUSING
OF coin legal tenders and three per ceut cerncates
sl3253j0 The increase in legal tenders shows that Le
retarn movement OF currency exceeds the ennN. Inc
sprce IL down quite largely the coin movement OF tDe
week covering the disbursement ~ the treasury OF
million on account OF the regular weekly Rod sac,
s777 on account coin interest aud about SOVO IN
redemption OF called FIve-Twenty bonds the export
footing up and the Treasury receipts Tor customs
81 sSI88 The loans we're ed abOnt threeqlaIters
OF a Million the deposits losing S2lOs,lOO Inc STATE
ment compares as follows with that OF last week;
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HaY-There continues fsir 5quiy and prices an Ne qlots
saTSS 81, Hs =. sodse sss s'ss5s All i I sssSd At
Il a0,e9i Long RYE sc @ rs for short Do srh ss~s 81
NAVAL sToREs-The general market hss been sed only
-ra'.y 'etve spirit isrgen pe bs' su % 20 l Good
sa!y a c and 20 es a. Sc esiPs .. Is o "a s7l
y. 4oo bsls hRe on prs sHs, apd l'' be'' "
ans Sperm l. fir .na ard usiet has upu.
tendeacr We quote S. Whe in nOderste REQUEST % 'esoI
sr,be SsnG Iar qm,t joL6Sss Tve5c for Prime "nier
very and srn ss,ase o'her os are ie 'S
PsoyIs,oysr. dbl and uue feeling which asirg4ed
Pors sssl has aSs been ssS Ess pS's ~,
decline he pre- Of Ho At the Mes' have ~ esec.sl ne ~
aor both for p,'s1 s NJ ss @ Ss 9i i kss "a @
"wednesday lie beea "a ts ~qos' msh lc-vr
st osins &c prices esss, Tor hoF-wys. q IS A.
,ppi sui che .rse stock OF V hsss u nss PrEe A S
cir nr Jsaasr, and February delivery t4 IS aud Of w7
,s.s o SIS Tor DECEMBER snd New Mes
there he; been ess kcntoh TO eater ato future eah
snc. Ioa Pork Hher Aoagh deasra etei,
e Ne. is qae - sot sl cas- The 'ss, e,.s
~ Ss ,ss i So@sii = G ESss. Prise ss sr New IBIS
Mess, ~ hr Gear Tor iaoH e-y,p nothing ocss Ne
<asH Is for sira Mess Tcg bee steady spa rssns
desaud sales Of 800 wa s,9 Prime Ness sna rs cf
adA NeS Beet hims arc qas aSl unchanged q 80 tor
en- Aan 500 80 for IeIss Tct sats heavy the sagf
2e 1000 Do "a ny l..G itOl snoied sbseles q ~
ete Zoo n hgh, held Bsn. bale a. &C. Bssee 20"
an eztee 800 boxes ShoT; Gear Cor January lie ~
Long 40 Snort Clear seller Jseasr aat fssra.r' 90 sn s
Ssa a As i.y SSvS 9i' fise. We S S . ss % tie
pe. ur Or ID, ia,urs OF bb. ana to- q IL oI Va
&c Sf ANY, my G 70, lAi ~ P1ss . s.r nsrs a. ss
hIrEE-Rscrip,s Or the 1875 pig. sIpor, ef s s.
Ia. Le price. aa,alel sle IL eepseaeecs So
diaries se coed enough ,sis Ae place Of Or
sa ss,s really danes ssosiSs Hss pN'
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b1sfd esshty
Lslf q grade aoove below The gracs quoted
YREsEsr DsLIyEsr
I'd, I.stsx Tots
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Tho philadelphia stock market is firm. Pennsyl-
yania 100 Philadelphia aud Erie Raj road adj
Ing Rsruad 5si; Pennsylvania Railroad C6s. Gold,
llR. .'.f. ...iH 's.
Mossrs Morton Bliss 4 Co.. No. 20 Bro1dTt. announce
that they will receive subscriptions 10 tho per cent
gold bonds OF the Milwaukee and s,Pau Railroad Al 49,
payable and deliverable January 1873. THIS Is the only
gold loan issued by the 81; Paul Company. and Is
garded IA an unusually desirable security.
The following IL the weekly Unted States Treasury
Statement Fraction currency frO.u the Print
ing Division for the week ending to-day, Fl sf7G0J snip
mens, Sf260O0; shipments OF notes. sOJO0 amount hed
by the Treasurer security tor circulation Oi national
banks, $3.50 aud public deposits. Sl65OS In
ternal revenue receipts to-day s2,J9o Tor the mOn
date, 500; the fiscal year, l.c s67 55iG
national bank circulation outstanding tls date s42
$685. fractional currency redeemed and destroyed dur
the weak,
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A GREAT OFFER !!

Horace Waters. Ash Bros dway. n. ".
soss Of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS AEL0DEOSs rd ORGANS
trssea including wsus al PEcrs
will ~ 70 !; EseL nli paid. the 70
let ssd ippLsd paehsse Mes oeays PIANO. noas re-
go Nov ready. COsCLkTO PAEbOR
ORGAN e btauufnI perfect nsce Sheet
ksse Bsas Rseks BsHs Hsfotssbss Catalogues nailed
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Railroad bonds firm moderate dealings but no
new features observed. The Pacific mortgages
closed firm as fOlogs: Centrals, 102 10 1923; Union
Frss at 500 10 s9I Land Grants s! 10 s ana Incomes
at 81 to 81. The following we're the Dlhs;
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The subjoined table shows the highest and lowest
prices active stocks. United states bonds and gold
made during the past week. as well as the closing quo
tatOns Of each. at the dates aforementioned:
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THE MARKETS.
Iosrf,p, Rspar,sd tor tn. r.rsv.nI

fcsreisnr Rspsssso for TEE TsBUsnI
SAruRpiI Dec H. I1l
AsHEsThe receipts today Pig. very qsst bos
steady al - So Pea h dal and BoainaL
COFTOSTssfe moderate deand for Cotton he
spot, and the market s stsniy. We quote /. foors
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already does large business In the transportato.
Of block coal. JONES Il scBUYLxR. 70 Pine-st.

80 MILWAUKEE, AND 81. PAUL SEvESs
Subscriptions received at %, payable and delives.
able January ], 1879 by
MORTON BLISS & Co. 90 BroaA-st.
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Coleman Benedicrs closing quotations
Odrred Askfd

The gold sales chiefly li2 the range on yes
terdsy being 1921 and I2t and the market entirely des
titute OF interest or feature The London market
reported steady. In the gold loan the
sxty-fourth for borrowing fiat, and per paid
10 have balances carried Sunday being hid mt
the close for the use OF gold Monday The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out 1900 In called bonds $4,000
In coin interest on the public deeL The days business
nc the sub-IreAsury covered:
Gold sI88 % Currency pavIeut. HyJ2 2tb 81
6eh payments l6l2l1 3eCueney balance zJatiP1 81
tvold baaner. ffJS.32
CarTsneJ fecelps... j57 ,2SO a.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows Gold cleared ts1p60oo; gold baIauees tisIo
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FILsr CALI
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sal Of GOreraeaf BOAd< so,
10 opo L. H. tl....19i 300 T. r. $50 Coz o''''
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SECOND BOARD

Of gorsvnpert B0sds
5000 L. s. So O4O Reg....i0a l00 L. = lnio CouponNi
SECOND BOARD--l =. N.
ffslroad end hsifo0a-hrt'r'
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For Is73wiB have SERIAL ARTICLES BY
Robert Dale Owes, Parton, Deuheinsr,
Mr.. AgGssir, PiTfmsn. Prof Shsler; kE-
RIAL STORIES. BY HoDeils. Rev. W. N.
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80.
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state bonds were active only IN flrglnia tohsvVIs,
which opened az $50. against 20, the closing puoauon
YESTERDAY and advanced to 59s South Carollnas were
steady at "a for the January ana July ISSUES anu
Missouri s. at ga. The following were the Dlas' ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

rye Flour state and PenBsTFaEis........-... i56
Corn Neal srm y active; sies Of rs bb. quote;
Corr Meal Jersey SO . torn Meal Brrr - 10 a - -
Tom Meal. " es,err 20 ~ Corn hes.GhnE n = y
Corr m.ai.we-IW 20 d 3ll
BueKwbat Flour 10 in "a denan 7o State
fO Pennvyania no Csforia Floor Get
ssd 80 10 per Canadan da e. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

In Government bonds the hye-twentles were ntte
Currency "a were exceptionally strong and sold NJ l23
Tine market closed the basis OF lGs 10 lbs lor
1865. Fisk Hatch report rs follows al tue close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

SALES pRoM 10 TO 1Od A. ;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

The following exports exclusive OF specie)
from the port OF GewYork foreign pOrts for the week
ending Dee. 10, and since the beginning Of the year:
ls70. lS7i:. lS72
PREVIOUSLY reporied..... 100 l6esS5 22J69ot23 klOos3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

The following is n comparative statement OF the ex
Of specie from the port OF Eewiork 10 foreign
ports years for the week ending Dec and for
the corresponding period in the aforementioned
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-03-15
GEO. W. TlPpETT, Editor.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
Thursday, -: March Ii, 1872.
Quiet and Serene

Democrats at Washington and through.
out the country are commercially quiet
and serene about tho coming campaign.
They make no sign Of any other purpose
than to wait upon events, with the plan Of
doing whatever it may be wise to do -
rescue the government from the corrupt
hands that now control and disgrace it
By common consent Of all, tho question of
Of candidates is utterly ignored and repro
bated. The evident policy is 20 ABIDE Inc
issues that are forced into powerful proml-
ncnco through the investigations that have
been so bravely compelled by Summer,
Trumbull, Sclurz aud Upton, and to hold
back all overt avowals and committals uu-;
tillhe Liberal Republican Convention shall
have met in Cincinnati, aud the Phlladel.
pbia Convention shall have gone through
tho mechanical performance Of nominating
Grant.
Ash is with tho Democracy of the Ma
ton, SO it is with that Of the States. The
great party, with one accord, have resolv.
ed to be both wise and patriotic. Names
have ceased to dazzle or mislead II is
conceded that mono among its great names
arc great enough to justify the least sacri-
fco that shall even remotely endauger sue.
cess. Old issues are dead. They will
soon DO formally and finally buried, aud
we shall enter upon the active Presidential
campaign, we do not doubt, in such a un-
ion as will enable good aud true men TO
unite for the total overthrow Of tho corrupt
power which has SO ling tramplcd d9wn
the rights. aud rio.ed in thespoil, Of rob.
bed, degraded and oppressed people.