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The days TRANSACTIONS at The u s. snb-Toasury wer

The days transactions the u. snbnoasury were:
Gold receipts ... SFQ9l3 Is Currency payment sta on 20
Gold payaeuts.. 2f510 % 9Currsncy balance. 6&0H III
Gold balHnce...... Al8f as tUO0 oO
Currency reeeps.... 262o.f5O 81
There has been easy tone to the market. the
ruling rates call being and per cent. The increased
volume of business the stock Exchange did not cause
any extra demand for money at least not sufficient TO
any percptible effect ON rates. Discounts are
quiet at rates last quoted.
There was a fair business done in foreign exchange,
the market being strong freer supply Of bills, how
ever drawn against negotiations Of railroad bonds on
the other side, is expected shortly The rates are as
follows
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

The net earnings of the CHICAGO. DANvILLE AND
VINCENNEs RAILROAD are now nearly doubls
the interest on its bonded debt. We have sold
81, 100000 Of the Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds
within few weeks. and offer the small remainder
at 30 and accrued interest.
w. b. SHATTUcK & Co., Bankers.
% NaSsau-st., New-York
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BoNDs
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY now completed,
for SALE at 9i aud accrued interest in currency by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co, No. IS Wall-st., and
GwYNNR JOHNSON & DAY. No. 10 Wall:st
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

HOwEs & MACY, Bankers, No so Wall-st., New
York. offer the same facilities TO Depostors a. ln-
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &C.
&c. for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
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Americans utTsry."-iDahiei Webster.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
Fourth National Bank shares sold at li and Manhat-

In railroad bonds, there moderate business.
Central Pacdcs sold at 1867 Union Firss at 9i3 Land
Grants sl46S'; Incomes sG.; Ohio and Miss Second,
so c. c. ami l. c. Firsts 9l and Boston, Hartford and
t,ria Eirsta at A5I The following were the bids
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BoNDs for
sale at s2l and interest by HENRY CLEws q Co,
No. % Wall-st., New-York
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
Coleman Benedlot's closing quotations were:

The gold market was weak speculation being pretty
lively all day. The price declined from iis to iiok on
free sales, owing 20 tho that advanced
prices OF stocks But for the large shipments OF specie
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

the fss Of Nay and November OF each ytar. The,e
stocks are very desirable to persons desiring long bond
at fair rate OF interest," and the attention OF capitalists
ia called 20 the advertisement I'm another column
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.


We are selling the Northern Pacific go Gold Bonds
at par and interest in currency They are issued in
denominations Of from 800 to $1,000 Coupon, and
800 to $4,000 Registered andare at all tmee inter-
changeable, at the pleasure Of the holder, without
charge.
They are secured by a First and only Mortgage on
the road, its Equipments, Earnings. and Franchises,
and also on a Land Grant which, on the completion
of the road will exceed $4,000 TO each mile Of
track or 800 acres of land to secure each $1,000 bond
These Bonds are at all times receivable at Ten Per
Cent Premium, in payment for any Lands purchased
from the Company.
A portion of the Companys Lands now ON tho
market and the proceeds Of sales constitute SINK
ING FUND for the REDEMPTION OF THE BONDS.
Holders of United States $40 Bonds can
vert them into
NORTHERN PACIFIC 1905,
Realizing an immediate handsome profit. and an
increase of about one-thrd on their annual income.
The semi-annual interest on the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHECKS sent to the PosteOhce
address of the holder
All marketable securities received in exchange,
without expense TO the investor, at their highest
current value. JAY COOKE & Co..
New-York, Philadelphia and Washington.
For sale by Banks and Bankers generally through
out tine United States and Canada.
The ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's FIRST Mortgage BoNDs are being ab-
sorbed by an increasing demand for them
Secured as they are by first mortgage on tho
Road, Land Grant, Franchise, ald Equipments COM
bined in one mortgage, they command at once
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan Principal and interest payable in C0d
Interest at eight s) per cent per annum. Payable.
semi-annualy free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, 500, and Sl0o Goa
pons or Registered.
Price 975 and accrued interest, 10 currency from
February Is, 1872
Maps. Circulars, Documents, and information fur
nished
Trustees, Farmers Loan aud Trust Company Of
New-YOrk
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country aud from the un-
dersigned, Who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER q Co., Bankers
No IL Wall-st. New-Yo-k.
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s called 70 the advertisement in another column
STATISTICS or COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No. s, of the Bureau OF Sta
stics in press and win be ready for distrDu-
ton t contains the statistics Of foreign trade for
the month ending Feb 29 1872 and for the eight month.
ending the same compared with the same PERIODS or
1871 The Chief Of the Bureau furnishes tho following
synopsis: n........,.o., po,,,,
Mont, .p4l s;ss 20 s.s:tT s:s1 sIssss re .
shi months ended tse e s1 sGos 3d. 49, gts 81 81 @ st ss @
The value OF foreign eOmmOdlues remaining m ware
house Feb. 20, 1872 was S27S,16, as compared Win
The following tables show how much Of the foregoing
consisted Of merchandise, and Of specie snd-Dnion'
SeHr rOErH, rsDrD yEssoanr 20. l'7'.
n,,s..sei.. ssSs: sSS,Es sSSsSi,,5Es
's"T sosrn. TspsO s. ,,ssss.I 9. lS7i v,,.,
M.Is..as,,. s'IsSssSs SF5iis,ia t55sI3Ess5
The relative portions Of total value OF foreign
trade carried In cars and other land vehicles. and in
American and foreign vessels respectively, during tho
eight months ended Feb %, 1917, were as follows;
s:ss -: .is:ssI S ;s1s
HOsTHs ENDED gRs q ls7L
Imports. (niIed y.as,G eryor.,.,
Foreign vessels ........ III tI,09 23LS@,84 sc5 ~
II will be- noticed that OF the total value OF our i0rekn
trade for the eight months ended Feb 70, 1872 carried
I'm vessels per cent in foreign vessels as
compared with 6s per cent for the corresponding period
OF 1871.
The number and unDage Of vessels engaged IN the for
eign trade which entered into and cleared rom nc
United states during the "a months ended Feb 29 ls2
follows
--Rntered-@ ~-Ceared.-
Eumber. Tuns Number Tuns
American vesselS........l0y17 3so986 1854 3iolSle
Foreign vessels .........l9.46J 6s348A 1854 s9stsh
ToaL...............3oH 40 lo5548l7 O42s o,7l5eO6
TWELVE MONTHS PBB. 8 lSi.
>-Enered-- ~--Cearcd--
Number. Tuns Number. TIns
American vesssk........lo6ll 3620634 1928 3bo5l5
Foreizu wsses.........lsos7 sSo0i66 1880 s,'Sl@s
ToaL..............296I 942lo0 29,l6 e,ae.6t3
This number contains valuable statement showing
the Imports foreign exports and net imports oi WOOL
and manufactures OF wool, during the IA fiscal years
ended June 30 1871 tables showing the consumption of
tea Coffee sugar pig ron and rails for series Of years
products OF the mines, smelling works. and saines ot
the German ZOyerein population of Prussia trade
and shipping OF Bremen; trade OF AUSTRIA loans uegO-
tated in 1911; population OF YedO, &c.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE--FIRsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ
SdLes Of Government honda -
N nal a s1oCou S7 ,...l 70oO0 Sc 1910 Oou..lni
2bo0o l20ooo u g. 1884, ket..
a2O Ton 6s .......ll between
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
garpeis, Bfooins, furniture, &t.

pEST SPRING BEDS, Hair Mattresses, sc
D bTILWRLb. AIS BIOsBssL BBT Of the manufacturer
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

The following return of the estimated weekly earn
ings beginning April l. 1872, of the Ere Railway Com
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ponKs or TIE WEEK.

.r.... -. ,sn,r, .xn JUDAH by the Author ct
peep of Day Iano. pp. u6 tCarters'''''''--f' ~
~. ~, N,RRIAGEs BY Henry COckton. eyo' ..
pp 9s3. Petersons) -, ar,
Y,erxna or ST JOSEPH. Translated rom tne
Froneh BY Mrs. j. sadlier. l2mo' Up 'a'' "a
CsadIeFs
HoRNEHUNsr RECroRY. BY Sister Mary fT"ne'' 2 "a
Clare i2mo. pp. 5O5. The same)-.--...,.'.,.. y
-,..vKts n FrRoPE AND THE HOLY LAND by the
rev Kugene Vetromle, D. ID. $40. 2'oi' - q "a
one (1he Samel el...-.............-.--....''. ~,
MY IITTLE1.ADr l2mo' PIP. SS4' u'o' u.'....... y 25
T,fr pFBurqIEs oF OUR BOYS. BY james - '"' so
son NJ y. 12mO. pp. Il. (Austm NoJ,'',.--.'
THE TRANnG OF CHILDREN. By yaanes - '"> 30
son, NJ. ID. l2mo. pp. 107. One sanieI
T,UsKsI.ro MYSELF. Tale. l2mo PIP 2S4' 'Doo-
lady).O-........ -. ----
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simple Of light shade AMI color. PHce SC cents
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

Secretary DeIsno received the following di>-
patch from Supervisor Perry to-day:
RALEIGH, y. O., August B, II a. N.
Hon. c. DelrEo, Secretary q tn Inferior.
Everything frightening. Caldwell and whole
state ticket elected. p. W. PERRY.
Secretary DelanO has great confidence in the
judgement of Mr.. Perry, and has no reason 10
doubt the accuracy Of his statements. Early
yesterday morning he asked Mr.. Perry, by tele-
graph, TO please be careful, in sending him
news, not 10 eSsggerate.
Gen. A. Rutherford, third auditor of the
Treasury department, who arrived direct from
North Carolina this morning, is certain the
the state has gone republican by 5000 ma
jority-all reports to the contrary, notwithstsnd-
ing.
The following dispatch was received at the
Department OF the Interior this morning:
RALEIGH, y. C., l2:3j a. M, August 3, 1872.
Hon. c. DeiGHO:
Things look better tonight. The haSty and
unreliable dispatches or the democrats are being
corrected by official returns.
Republicans are much more sanguine than
yesterday morning.
Smith considered now certain in this district.
Think We have carried the state.
l. Il YoTyu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

UNRErIABILITY or CIRCUNsTANrIAr Ev1-
DKECE.-Ihe London Globe publishes a state
ment which Is an illustration OF tue DANCE "a.
relying upon ciTcumstSntial evidence. even
when II approaches pOsiJyehess. 4 gentleman
vent 10 Tie Britsh museum with an Orleg o.
have case opened couta ming some valuable
medals for his inspection. lie examine p.r-
ucular me daI which WAS sUppOseI ID he an, Iue
Testoi cd II 70 the Gdy, and, AFTER taking some
time with the custodian, was about u leave
when the latter discovered that the medal va
missing. lt was searched for everywlere AMI
cooiu MOI Oe found, when II was suggested rhar
the POCKETS OF the visitor should De exam te,!
10 ms nc objected, and 4 policeman was seuf
Tor. However, before he arrived the NE al wa
iornd TO have slipped between the tray aui thc
bottom OF the case. When asked Whv le re-
fused 10 be searched, the supposed cplrr.- pro
duced medal from his pocket the exact c5Ur-
IeTpart OF that which was IN the case, aud -
marked that has object had been a yeriyy sc
authenticity Of his own, which, heinz fier.tifei
"lIh the missing one and discovered y his
Pocket, wo1ld a. once have convicted min o. the
theft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03
10y ASSOCIATED PPESSl

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-A Raleigh dispatch to
the Herald says il may take an official count to
give the result in North Carolina. The demo-
Gratis there claim a majority OF two or three
thousand. The republicans, however, decline
TO give up the result, although the Era, a repub-
lican paper. comedies the election OF Merrimon
by a small majority.
A World special says Merrimon thinks his
majority will be six thousand.
The Times is unwilling to give the state to the
democrats, and thinks it may take till Monday
to settle the question.
The Tribune reioices over the victory, claim
ing 900 majority in the state at the lowest and
the third, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth Con-
gressional districts, and it does not abandon any
of the others.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The Tslegram's Raleigh
special day states that the official vote OF the
state cannot be announced before Monday, but
1t Is believed the democrats have carried the
state. The official vote of Raleigh is :-Merri-
mon, S,269; Caldwell, 1913. For Congress
Smith, (rep.,) 1881; Rogers. 3,2S7. Orange
county, official, Merrimon, 9ij; Caldwell, ,32I.
For Congress-Rogers, $780, Smith, ,35i. VIII
mington city, official, Merrimon, 1,1i9; Cald-
well, 2,l3l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

WHY We SHoULD WEAR BEARps.-Tbers
are more solid inducements tor wearing the
beard than the mere improvement OF = manfs
personal appearance aud the cultivation OF sl,h
an aid 10 tue everyday diplomacy OF lie. The
hair OF the moUStaChe not only abs 5rhS the mois-
tGTe and miasma of the fogS. but il strains The
ar from dust and SCOT OF our great. smOk cities
IL acts also IN the most scientific marrler. b.
taking heat from the warm breath a. IL icp-es
the Chest, and supplying IL a. the colo ar aIeu
IN. IL Is not only respirator. but with a beard
entire we ale supplied v itb comforter a. we'll
and these ase never left At home like the Ulal-,l-
n snG all such appliances when they are wanted
Mcfatt and Livingstone. the explorer. qnl
many other travellers, say ID al AZ night IA Vr8p-
per can equal the beard. A remarkable tact -
too, that the beard, like the hair OF TIA. Pc Al.
protects against The heat o. the SIN d acts a.
tie thstch does to the ice-IoU-e: bu-. ma-e eha.
This, Il becomes moist witt Yeg-Y.~a-iDn, ana
then, by evaporation. cools she skin. 4 nan
" hO accepts this protection on nature NAV face
tie rudcst storm and the hRrdest winter. He
may - from the hottest room into TIE 20. la-f
air without dread; and we verils hC.icge a.
might sleep IN a morass with irnr.uitv: 81 isa.f
h's chance Of escaping the terrible fever would
be better than biz beSrdess Comps aiy.is.---Iats-
ric0a frtiguH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

AN ENTERPRIsING BoHENIAN-Africln
Stdntey OUtdone--A correspondent of the New
York Times, giving an account of the recent
Journey OF the President and family from New
York to Utica. saws that on the arrival OF the
train at Norwich, the President and family had
finished dressing, and were about to leave the
special car in which they had made the Journey
from Jersey City, when an individual not down
on the waybill was discovered making a hastv
toilet IN one OF the berths. On interviewing the
sti anger X turned out that he was Herald rep
resentative. The darkey conductor protested
against his entrance, but the compatriot of
Stanley Gained his fears with the assurance
that he was ga member of the Presidents fam
iiy," and as such entitled TO berth. His Boz
hemlan Highness, who profeSsed an ardent de-
sire TO slumber, was accommodated with
berth anu left TO himself. As the Presi-
de htal party retired soon after enter
ing, the intruder's presence was unnodced.
VI cor"se on his discovery, the President was
mighty indignant, but suffered the fellow 10 don
his reportorial coat and hat, and dismissed him
with reprimand. But the untiring "Europe-
an was not to be bsfiied so easily. As the train
was moving out of the MOI wich de pot, tn 2
Herald representative boarded it again, telling
Superintendent Thompson that he was a nem
Der OF the pan ty, and had come all the way from
Jersey City in their company. MT. Thomp or
remarked that he had heard OF him before, and
first singing the Bohemian's baggage off the
platform, politely requested him TO follow il q
Soon as convenient. As the latter showed some
Discrimination to so sudden leave-taking the
superintendent accelerated his departure with
well-aimed kick in the rear. Look out for An
attack on the Presidents night-shrt in the next
Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-03

THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIoN-The Dem
ocrdts Claim the State by from 600 10 5000
Additional returns from North Carolina last
night show conservative gains IN some of the
counties, but the state is still in doubt. Will
mington gives Coldwell (rep.) 9S2 majority;
Halifax, one of the heaviest negro counties,
makes a democratic gain of nearly 500 The
election OF Waddeli to Congress, from the Sd
district, Is conceded. Another disp Itch from
Whining ION says Merrimon is elected governor
by from 5000 to 10000 majority. The conserva-
tives have certainly elected six OF eight Com
gressmen, leaving the Raleigh district in doubt.
The conservatives have made large gains in the
western counties, as Tar as heard from, and gains
in many of the eastern counties. Republicans
gain in some of the cOlored counties, and some
gains in the center counties, particularly In the
4th Congressional district, and last night the
republicans were little hopeful. Quite num-
Der OF counties are not heard from, but conser-
vative gains are expected in those sections
The result may be summed up somewhat as fol-
iows:-Conservative state ticket elected by from
four 10 six thousand majority; conservative Con-
gressnen are elected in the Sd, 5th, 9Th, eth and
eth districts; Smith, republican, is elected over
ROgeos in the 4th district by over 400 majority;
Thomas, republican, is elected in the % dis
tTict. with Carteret county doubtful in the LIST
district. The legislature will be largely demo-
cratic on Joint ballot.