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in the same way. 10 is probable that this last partH "
which was always very strong at Rome, derived great
additional strength from the arriyalof Peter. he
became its chief, and the chief of the Chnreh Oh
Rome This gave a peculiar prestige to the ei'',
Her relation TO the church was cohs'ue'ep
q providendal event. In consequence "
tho reaction against Paul, fetr
came moro and more, by virtue OF sort OF oppo-
sitiop. the chief of the apostles. Inc deaucIol
was soon mado in impossible minds, Inc chiei Oh
the APOSTLES in the capital of the world No'rns ,r
c,rlA no mora siouifclnt and expressive Ihe
,ro,,1 ossoo;otio, of ideas which was TO rule the
doeeriose os humanity for a succession OF ages was
80 oNt.tIsbod Peter and Rome became insep
archie. Rome is predestined 10 DC Iho o"p,''4 aut
lain Christianity The legend OF FeIer' t0
90 tho nopes is written in advance. But :" eoun ir
80 or five cent? les to realize the tac'' Gun l,
80 ever doubted that the day when feIer Pi'oou
nv wi hin her walls was tho day OF her future
Iast;,,, or that the humble Syrian VINO h"u JUST
1.t.ro1 would hold possession of her for ages
M sconos connected with the destruction OF
ror1soIen arc described by NJ Renan with mastery
,o,ver He is excelled by few writers IN theart OF
roieyinr theyents of the past IN the freshness OIL
,,rso,t reality The close of the Jewish dispensa'
io in the sack Of the Holy City by brbarous ioe'
o0rIe fit subject for the high-wrought illustra'
tions Of his pen. Indeed the whole volume abonnd5
IN ges OF picturesque description which by the
their expression. give an almost voluptu0us charm
TO It's perusal. Ii the work IS not enuied TO accept
o,,ca nc hnly Of divinity il viii be enjoyed as
magnificent UtteTance on the soul OF poetry
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
SALES FROM o. O'CLOCK P. II. TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
MSS. 3 O'CLOCK p NJ
MoNDAY, July 2t-P. VI.

MONDA1f July @L--P NJ
An active speculation in stocks, with general
upward tendency, more especially noticeable in the
securities known as the Vanderbilt stocks and
Panama Railway, marks the opening of the week.
Ere though active, was less than Saturday,
and wbile tho corner has not been absolutely
broken it has been fearfully demorazed The
stock during the day has ranged from Gj0G3B for
cash, and 63s AGO! in the regular way, the latter
price being due TO the reported arrival Of the
steamer City Of Chester, the new Iuman
steamer, with 1900 shares Of Erie. About
1900 shares Were bought in under the
rueD for the account Of delinQueuts, creating much
discussion ia the Exchange because Of the desire of
the party ordering the buying in under the rule
that the same should be bought in large lots. The
difference between cash and regular transactions at
the opening was per cent, but was less marked at
the close the difference for the greater part Of the
day being per cent. There were large sales during
the day for account of holders who preferred to
realize accrued profits rather than wait and trust
the uncertainties of the future. The London mar
ket has not responded TO the advance in Erie
here, apparently from the fact that they have
little OF no confidence on the other side in our newly
developed cOrnerp Twenty five thousand shares
Of Erie are said to be due here by the Canada to-
morrow. Pacific Mail rose from 803 to 40, and was
followedby Panama Railroad, which ran up 2sper
cent to III, but the advance in both cases was par
TALLY lost later in the day, the former closing at 500
and the latter at lit. Western Union Telegraph
was actively traded in between the extremes OF 9Os
and 81 J, closing at 9Os NowYork Central moved up
from 1O3y to lOi closing at 1O43. Lake Shore ranged
between %, and o. Northwest Common yielded
slightly at the opening but closed firm at 7O, There
was q brisk trade in Wabash at 130'23
a734. During the afternoon the whole mar
ket quieted down, but with slight changes IN
prices as a rule. Investment shares were hrm on
small dealings. Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern was exceptionally weak with sales at lOlG lOOB.
The general market closed firm, however, at lower
prices than had been reached during the day, Erie
being offered at S. seller 60 days. 81 seller 80. and 80
seller 10 days. The opening, highest lowest and
closing prices Of active stocks sold to-day were as
f,lIox
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
EANKTNG AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK il HATCH.
No. 3 5NAssAU-sr., AEW-YORK, July Ii. 1873

No. NAssAU-sr., AEw-YORK July Ii. l5T.S
We recommend to our friends and customers foI
Investment Of surplus capital or in exchange for
Government bonds,
The CHEsiPEA AND ONO SEvRy PrU CENT
GOLD BONDS; Principal and interest payable in gold
coin in New-Yorlr; interest Jan. 1 and Jriy
coupon OF registered. Price % and accrued interest
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO R,uROiD Is 4 GREAT
EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE 42) miles in length.
extending from Atlantic tide-watcr at Richmond 10
Huntingdon the most favorable point OF railroad
connection with the Ohio River and developing the
richest IRON, Coal and TIMBER REGIONS in the
United States.
It's completed and doing large, Profitable, and rap
idly increasing business.
ITs FREIGT Traffic, PASSENGER TRAVEL,
AND EARNINGS during the current year viii DO
much larger than has heretofore been anticipated,
and they are developing with a rapidity which
shows the Chesapeake aud A6hio TO be one of the
most valuable and successful railroads in the country
THESE FACTS, TOGETHER WITH THE SUBSTANTIAL
AND ENDURING CHARACTER OF THE ROAD ITSELF
ITS ADVANTAGES FOR ECONOMICAL AND PROFITABLE
OPERATION, AND THE UNQUEsuONABLE SECURITY
OF THE BONDS OF TIE COMPANY, ENABLE IS 10
RECOMMEND THEM WITH THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE.
Pamphlets, containing full Information concern
ing the road and the country it trayerscs, will DO
furnished upon application.
We continue to deal in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
CENTRAL Pacific WESTERN PACIFIC, and CHEsA-
PEAKE AND ONO SIX PER CENT BONDS buy and sell
Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange on commis
sion, for cash; make Collections receive Deposits
on which we allow interest at the rate OF Four per
cent, aud do a general banking business.
FISK * HArCu.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
To IYvFsroRs.

Tho Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-S) First Mortgage Gold
Loau, aud thereafter to pay 10 higher rate Of inter
esthaH per cent on furthar issues 9t ITO bonds '6
limited remainder Of the $50 loan IS beng lsDo'ed
OF through the usual agencies.
This affords a desirable opportunity TO persons
wishing to reinrest interest or diridtHds.
The Company now las more than 80 miles Of it'
road bult and in operation, including the entire
Eastern Division conuecting Lake Superior and The
navigation Of the Missouri River; the work OF con
structon Is progressing satisfactorily; the Company
has earned title to nearly Ten Million Acres OF Its
Land Granta sales of lands have thus far averaged
s. 60 per acre,
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Pacilics.
... JAY COOKE & Co,
.. ....... No 20 Wall-st., New-York
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22

THE .CoNSOuDATED 81 YEARS PER CENr GoLO
BoADs of the ST. LOUIs AND SOUTHEASTERN hAlL-
WAY Co., issued upon a completed trunk hne DO
tween ST. Louis and Nashville, Teun..l earning more
than enough to pay interest and operating expenses
sold by GEORGE OpDYKE & Co. y Nasssu-st
WlNsLOw & WILSON. 40 William-st
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22

HoUSroS AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD tlhS,
MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING fUND per esAs cen
Gold Bonds on the North-NesteTn Division Iuo
road is entirely completed and lis earnings H.y
large. These bonds, which we recommend ~ az Gu
tirely safe investment can be obtained ut ~ and s0
erued interest in currency of
JoHN j. Cisco & SON,
"a Walst
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r1nsr NArInNAL RANK.

9f BBoApWAY, NEwYoRI. July Is lS1S
This Bank having removed TO its new and COM
modlous Offices No o. Broadway. near Wall-st.' Is
now ureDared to open new accounts on liberal terms
... Gro. /. BAKER, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
RONDs AT A BARGAiN.

MoNrcLArR RAILWAY BoNpS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, iot sAi0
JAMESON. SMITH & CorriNd, IA brVs"'"
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22

HowTs & MACY, Bankers No. 80 Wall-st, New
York offer the same facilities % DeDosttors A. II ~
corporated Banks, and allow Interest On dahy OA
ances at the rate of -Four per cent. -.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at earTen' iS"e7
with immediate returns. a..
Special attention paid to choice Stock. Bonds az
A., fnrI Investors
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22

Gold opened at 1l6i, settled back to il6. and
advancing to ll6t remained strong at that price
pretty much al day. tho speculation being hstless
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
Foreigp Exchange closes up quiet and strong as

Money Les rated quiet and easy at and per cent
on call from.the beginning 10 the end and at to
on discounts of prime commercial paper, with exccp-
tons at . per cent United States bonds have been
strong and higher, with a a sharp demand through
out. Fisk a. Hatch report as follows at 3 p. M:
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alarple auo 5laIe flanicls.
Eoan Ohfss.

MO. 1,19l BROADWAY, at II. b. MEL
~ ylLLBs Coral aud Gold Jerep store Diamonds Watches. Jew
cir, AMI advanced required
II lgI BToidNay near TWENTY eighilIt
MO. f.2G7 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch
IN Room BPo Por Ladies Brlnsh No l2D7 Brosdss Asny
~ LlADo BROS
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PUBLISHERS.
T1RPIPY T0R FIFTY lHOl CENTS =

A TTBRARY FOR FIFTY (GO) CENTS "a
N With Observation-Disclosures Af' science anu s'''
IsTre TrI No -INuated-Tyndalrs six lectdrcs On IlIl
ifnre Erra No Z-Beehefs Compulsory llue4ton I.eIs
1ters of tie st1a11; Fhhgss Lost Ars Be06ss Is Ihe
COLI Mark sandwich Island Letters u..l.
Trrre liza no 3-atuoi-Fr1l Wllors BFan ana AALC
Prof Taker's Chemical DcoTe 0 le S1tcnseoe go
s1rf-sI Cl1ue PROF. lCuu- Present htoWlelge Of tn sl
lecture Ertrl shaEespcareau Stules hy JOIN
StuIe NaioLal Academy Oousei t.,t'I9 4s--
a. Mar of Business Bret Hsrtes AigcIauts o. '45 III.
EI;ra, No. JIusabcL-I 'ee LlI 9 T ~ F,i,rs,iG9
r,lrr Hearing Voice and speech ana Inc
Of yu Benz Simsns Deep Placer h pa OsE
ne. Dr ~ Ksuganl on beuses IaTke IOd"4n on
e a1 Fais Scence Prof loumans on The Limits o lac
Is,l~re Evta 6-Becclers Sevcn Lectures Io Mhses
rogis m N1se-lh thoughts upon Prayer meeting as u
TIE Iles Pmief Melag-MlSc IN CAuFcles-SocIey - Tic
CGurrh-Tte Fingers oitbe Church v.-. .p.-.-.t-t- -,
Lecture Extra No Beeclers concluding Lectnies' ~
AkonuesTh0ug Is Re1ivlis-A ne l Gus TX
rie,ce Also TIE Morvan Church" by De Schweni Greed
tteieens b Ka- The Death Menace BY bo'e
arI'a Ilfstorg O Secfarigu AI rrlat.ous.'
Icure E1 STte Meilol Of Creation. Twelve lectures ny
Prof Agsr concerning Alma Life. A o. cescptohe tne oh
ds FOSSILS Ciscoyel Tie Rocky Mountains By lie lae OoAeee
Expedition. ,oo = ----f-.,
AID CIedit AOsiler Report for % eenls ,,,.,.-
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Glendnning. DAVIS & AmOry's closing prices were

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 30 days time and IL to
per cent bonus on 60 days, at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22

RIAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon ,Sa "a
Registered interest per cent, guauntoea ~ W ~
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital St'T~Jsr.
For sale at the Office Of the Company, No. 90 't
st., NY. JONATHAN EDWARDS, lTosiueN"
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1873.
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES At rHE STOCK GXClIANt h-ot L y, ',,' 1
coNnrNstsD rXPREs3LY POR TIE TRIBUNE
-yr FIRST GALL lob o'CIDOK,A Ma go faf
. .... .- hsIIes Of Government Bonds afJ Itrr
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Mem publicatlors.


GUNNER READING for the SEASIDE.
y CHEAP AND GOOD.
Az rve,7 SEASIDE STORY published complete in EXTRA
TRIBUNE Of 10 pages Price Ten Gents By nail Address IAb
TRIBUNE NavYork.
80 4yHE best selling book since Little
/ Women Say Lee shepard oi Dosen, Who have o'aeel
600 copies Of
IL Il
DANE URY.
ry tho uuiqro huOrst NJ BAILEY the DsHtuT News Man.
with seven Illustrations 5y H L. stephens 81 so.
2OrH THOUSAND READY NEXT WEEK
"Aorousy enjoyable book It can be read agau sd again and
81 win not tire you. "-L Ioeio Blade
zone the most amusing and Characteristic books in all onr AneH
car Ltefatlre' Boston Journal.
SHEPARD 6 GILL,
PUBLISHERS,
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4 -N0RIE IIFE P0RTRAYED.

NUBLA LII lOhl t1A u ~ ~ I:.ppp1 py,e Alto
"a ESLARGEp EDri0SoR HORACE GktELE1S AZ ~
BlOGRAPY AppenK containing Memoir OF his later yeas and
De- audth be O famous Speecnes
PoRTRAIr EvEK
gRyTlNg HIN As HR APPEARED TBS SUMNER oF 1877
Tine prea, call for Greeevs Autobiography ana sso Tor some
more record wonderful intellectual display which he
ard Western OLs lu the Pneiotnlh ~
pagu 1872 bed the issue Of edition oi e
vil very Appendix continuing the st' o Is le 70
rsrolg e more striking Suggestive VI bis many admirable ana
brilliant Camnlgu speeches and concluding with "a exhaustive ana
admirable analysis Of Le csmq2sn} originally IIepel U e non
Jsa.s Pike ext ltei Stites hus'ei 70 the H,el ~
ttles pretty complete collection OF MI breeeys Mcsutol
rgs nlag among Others Dis famous controversy with Robert
Dale Oven on Marriage and Divorce. . 20 :,
Pce hsrseiy bound n ,.1 With Portraits 90 Serthy
,, ,rc,si,t M rysee Al1rsgs THB TRIEj NE New-YOk
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22

The directors Of the German American Bank have
declared a semiannual dividend of per cent, pay
able August 1. The transfer books will be closed
from 23d inst. to August !. ..........- -...
The Union Pacific Railroad Company report land
sales as follows:
'1'' '''' Ayer'-e per e,....,...,.......... SO
Total sales 10 end of June 1878: .,, 40
736O45 l4lO0 acres sior......''.....S3,l7lSlS for 80
Average acre-........ .-........s'..s 4 oo
Lands belonging 0 the Company remaining unsolj,
IL .3i3051 Sc 100 acres
-'--' LAND BONDS 80. ...
Lees Cancelled by Land Dep sTtnent Isl 23O00 o
Buuis bought by Trustees. oo-VVO- lo'@"W
Leaving Ss725Voo
-
June 80 1s73-PhnCp interest not incaie aS'7l o5
Attention is called TO the advertisement published
elsewhere, of an essay upon Banking IN New
York" ..
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England OH balance to day is G242OOO.
The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns: ... ...., .
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
SALES FROM 12I TO / O'CLOCK p. w.

LOO Union TEL 81 is9l so EesJeey Central 1888
200 NY e. Uui. l05 2lOI3s 200 Panama III = IL 4
Pacfc Nail 3J5 3Js 400 Union Plclc, III 3 5ll ,
200 Harlem. l29t2 100 1pl & Wab. -
300 Ere r. Ca ~ isc 90 New-Jcrsey r. R.. 1914
100 Northgesterl. y n 100 Ohio NJ S., b3, Ala
500 Iake STORE g37si3 ABB 100 Al Pee. Pref. b3, Il
4OO-937g3 200 c. c. 4 c., 33Ss
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
THE TRIBUNE. EevYorL.
TRTBTTNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 3.
Il TIE METHOD OF CREAIION. q

u y 7
Il THE METHOD or CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE DARwISIAN THEORY
Twelve Lectures delivered BY Prof AGASSH before the Museum o.
Compars1e Zoology Cambridge Mass containing amount
new and reconl information concerning Animal Ie printed full
ue seet eight pages illustrated with engraving,
now READY, - ,., 49,, noun
This sbet also contains description Of the wonderful FOSSILS dscoy'
cred In he Rocky by the Yale College Expedition
p ,S" o9pies bv mail 10 cents; two for 10 cents for 25
- AGe,s.s THB TRIBUNE. New-YOrk.
ne Tytr sheets containing over and 80 EngaVnfs
Mobire ReDor for Ocents
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TINHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873
Coptaning PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREB-
LBY also, -, -, CT ca.
% ~ Commerce and Manufactures Public Debt Of the United
states; Cabinet Supreme Court Ministers to Foreign Courts 6e
oTn chosen Standing and Select Committees
Of Senate Of the Union Populations C 1o'
ors Vote for President Governors &C. IN 1877 com
std MIN former Eecon Inc Presidential Eectons from the Lrst
o Of General Washington second Election Of General Grants
M Naa Party Platforms 1872 much other ereftng In
iouastioD. Price, 2Oc for dollar by mail
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DOOKS FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE

kD OFFICE - 80 "a 30
10 ..........................l 10 90
RECOLLECrIJNs A Busy LUZ. BY Horace Greeley WIZ az
Apreuilr Portrait taken in 1872 Ci1th........ w
Wu,r KVog on FARyg ;y Horc. GreeieY. COl..... 30
p-1I F,6yorY By Horace 80
Nvvcvt,1 ~ IoRtcy GkErtpy Psnpb El............ 80
"a tob with an sdious Por ............. 90
pITTrc1I Tyxr IOoK s6O Greeley h........., %
,rS ty1r Pprfsr 1898 10 1908 vols ntfbnl 10 90
HIprxE FSs.Ys Iy Charles Cong ion II 90
pIKI,agEsT-KAasuyP Pol.
wGxty ~ Tg Oa1pry By r. T. Quinn ........ 30
PsaR CrtrrKE yoR PEoylr Qann.................. 90
VspyTs gF AGRTCrLTrRE MaruR Coh............. 90
DR,fNfNG F0R PROFIT. Warnf. ClOih..... bO
SlAyRHY IN History. GurOEski Coh uO
&c., 90 E,T,srIpaTros Cochin C1i............ 90
SrccRss BrsNGsS Lecture by Mr Greeley %
Ma (nFgIyys LFrryR ToH Observation-Disclosures. 25
% ~. IN a. a. a. ''- "1--7eS LAe r!g He2d all Bgsy,.. ~
NIX GREELEY FAIL1. large Ltllgp1. ~
FApTH CI0sFTs EARTH SEWAGE Warllg'
Co5PgRATIyE AND MASAGEdKhT''' ou
CUOpgRAToS ATTRACTIVE
By Laws or Cooperative LAyn BrnpNG Ass1ArCN 10
TRIBuNK years on
7l-72-73. for 81. ~
Sent free 0 receipt Of price, -. .,-,-,.,, - -.
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sECOND BOARD--l =. NJ.
Sales Of Sttie bonds Rdilrodd BOHdsBtnk and RrN
rO1d-ErDgess SiOcfS. q

o0O Brotlgu G.. PARK t. 92s $50 Harlem % 20i2 bc
5000 Erie lst 81, be-, 1884 goo NJ gt nlai. 81 i.fylI
900 Ti peoraEW - llc ~ 800 Bic Hallway 6ilc J osJC
5000 AT krerc II, Is NJ, 9ol4 3O0-Gla6c .gi+R
80 German An. ~, lOj 5OO-b32 ,. 5lt bic
10l Canton Compsny. 100 400 Pan1ml. III b c, lGi2
500 Wet Un TEL aU3be 5s 400 Union P1cc 29 25's hc
98dl-gUEsb3 L b. | 200 Chic ~ W. RlL, bc. n
o5 AnercaH Erprcss CT g., ,CrC. u Inijs RI. BE- 50
'Btcd Express u 200 Chic &uOckLRt, G. IL =
900 Pafc Mail 3Js5 sa5c 1913 200 NIL 81 Pigi LR 93s
T00-3g5s ~. 4 l3t} 200 IoL, Wab.G W.RR be 727s
5pO-ggla 81 3g1s 5S6 Del. Lrck. a. W, 1908
lOy T. GNsoiR he So q37, ErieR r bcs3 3
100 ~ Y. G. ud lUi ls5J ~ chicago Alton scp e ~
2OO-lOil43 as.3 500 Ohio hss lLhi G. d 3
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
SECOND BOARD.
Sules or Government BOHfS,

1000 T. &C. reg 49, ll52 800 US. "a 20 'G7 lis 3
10 OOO-2ll IIs1s l0uO--S'fa'. ISL
bGGO-5tG eoup ,Gt 117ia 2jO0-2it 800 * G7 1lG5s
5OOp-j2O reg Cj n.. 1lCi2 2OO0-2lt 1910 rex lltll
3OUO-R = coup, Gj. ll9l - OOO-24 1910 cJn2J 10
5OO-S'mH. coup S. llTla 6.UOU-J c, I4i's
20UOO-j-2O coup. 81, ll9
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
oag Of y,o- York for as r.s ending sa'urasy, y.I,

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New-York tribune., 1873-07-22

n. -, - a .-.el 2 ~ !.
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and upiuportant by reason Of the createratraetons
Of the stock market. At Ii8i tho basis of the DAYS
business seems 90 have been accomplished. The
general tendency Of tho market Is toward higher
price Loans cost for carrying q, 9 B. 81, and per
cent. From London we have rather easier quota
tions for consos and United States securities, Erie
being a 7d46l 49, the story Of tho Saturday furry
here not being fully credited there The inflow 70
the Bank Of England to-day shows a gain Of C2i2OoO
sterling. In Amsterdam Union Pacific first mort
gage bonds were quoted at CO..; stock, 2il North
West Preferred 7Oi and st. Paul Preferred, G2l The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed $1,000 in called
bonds and paid out $4,000 in coin interest on the
public debt. The days business at tic Gold Tx
change Bank was as follows Cold cleared, $685.
es3,000; gold balances S2,OS}Gs8; currency bal
ancos, S2,4l8022 The following arc tho quota
tiOns
1o.Uo..l1GbT 1!3O.."I1Git o0....1lgii 2'3e ilGh
iii:o0. ...iiG4 1850 ...iiGt 200 ..iiGi
The following is the business Of the Z. s Sub
Treasury today:
Cold receipts 1881 eG2 5t Currency paymt' s@8 lap p
Cod p,ymens.. 2g8279 ~ Careaey baance"2Ggl III 2t
cold 85g 81 oaitous.....,. 5j6OOO %
CuHsncy uceiPls. 3Oo 30l "a '
Foreign Exchange closes up quiet and strong, as
New-York tribune., 1873-07-22

}Is oSS Is siiSto g. ly f:G l' 5000 ' 1851 'i'9
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-07

A DINNER EXCUSE. E.--Apolog,es fo'
poos dinners are generally out Of place
But when a lady has forgetful husband
who, without warning, brings home q
dozen guests to sit down to plain family
dinner for three or four, it is not in hu.
man nature 10 keep absolute silence.
What to say and how to soy II, form the
problem. Mrs. Tucker, the wife oi
Judge Tucker, solved this problem many
years ago. She was celebrated for her
beauty, vie, ease and grace Of manner.
Hss temper ind tact were put to the
proof one court day, when the judge
brought with him tho accustomed bslf
score OF more Of lawyers, for whom not
the slightest preparation had been made,
the Judge having quite forgotten TO re.
mind his wife that il was court day, and
she herself, strange to say, having over
looked the fact. The dinner was served
with elegance, and Mrs. Tucker made
herself very charming. Upon rising TO
leave the guests to their wine, she said ::
"Gentleman, you have dined to- day With
Judge Tucker; promise me now that
you will dine tomorrow with me-" This
was all hes apology. whereupon all the
gentlemen swore that such . wife was
beyoni price. The Judge then ex'
planned the situation, and the next day
thsrs was q noble banquet.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-07
". arc told Of the death Of m Amer

We are told Of the death Of sn Amer
;cau named Roberts, in London, leaving
. fortune of 5000, When his father
sss him up in the second hand clothing
business, 10 which he mdae bis money, he
was advised by that father "never to let
bis expenses exceed IS I'd pei week"
He adhered to the advice, and one Of his
last struggles was an attempt in his
seventy second year 20 live on diet Of
horse chestnuts. 1t was . failuse. and
he went to join his reverend ancesto' 10 .
place whore +hs weekly sxpencss ars sill
less.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-07
The ORIGINAL
LACLEDE STABLE,
TROY, MO-
BlRKHEAD g. TH0RNH|Ll

Still have their. Livery Stables on Cherry st.
the sign at tho brick livery stable on Main street
tS the contrary moth withstanding. The original
Lselsde Stables, by the above propristors, are,
o. they have always boon, . few doors east Of
Withrow's saddle shop, whore the proprietora
Gill always be pleased to SEQ their friends.
Buggies, horses and wagons to hire. Horsel
Boarded by day or week. vsn2
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-07
CO.Partnershlp Dissolution.

THE so-partnership heretofore existing be-
q tween John +. Nelson and II. II. Frazier,
under the name and style of Nelson d Frazier,
mas bees dissolved by mutual consent, j. f..
nelson having purchased the entire interest of
- IL. Frazier in the business. AN persons In
aeotet to said frn. either by note or account,
sne earnestly sequested TO call and settle the
same with me. JOHN r. NELSON.
New Hope, NO. April 22, 1873,