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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

Jay LIQUID took a lew millions from
inc Erie railway, and that male him a
%llnancicr. The Manchester Democr,,
thinks if lie had taken a pound n
crackers from n free lunch table no
would have been II thief. We mich,
add the homeIy couplet:
IT'S sin to rob a hen roost ofa hen,
But stealing largely make. Us gentlemen
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

Some weeks ago the city authorities
OF Chattanooga were preparing to
bury the body Of an unknown dead
man, when a lady claimed it as the re
mains Of her son, and inferred it at hen
W expense. The Times now saws
that her son has returned home safe
and alive, and she has presented her
bill for the funeral to the city,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

Mardi Gras comes this year on til,
18th of February. The executive com
mlt'ee are making preparations on the
srandcs, scale, aud the second carnival
o { Memphis bids to be the greatest fes.
ava ever Witnessed in the city. The
uommIttee propose to invite all the
e,So,'ar'es Of the United States-Pres.
ident Grant and Cabine, i~nclusive
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

The Cincinnati Commercial says :
"Thc murderer Stokes is said TO have
suffered great mental anguish allcrhc
was convicted, but is it. not probable
that his pain was AS great as that OF
Fisk, who, when he was shot through
the bowels compared the sensation to
"A green apple belly ache
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

The Christian Church at Lynch
burg, Moore county, Tenn uses u de-
can'cr in It's s]acramcutaI service which
belonged ~ Gcorgc Washington.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

At Il fair in New York there Is OF.
'cr"d for sale an "Antidotc for Love-"
the contents Of the vial Of which arc
said 10 be cure for the most agra.
waited cases, The ''con,culs' are 4
'ncaL Little m%itlcn.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

The OId Dominion Slgar Refinery
Of Richmond, Va, has suspended, This
va an extensive institution, and is
loss will he felt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

with one montA Of good working
weather the road bed Of the Texas Pa.
ciGc will I've ready for tic rails as tar
east rs Sabine,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

louisiana boasts Of two brothers
who sal on Il jury and found their own
brother guilty Of murder, ana they
also went and saw bun hanged,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

The annual sale Of pcws in Henry
Ward Becchcr's church in Brooklyn,
N, Y, Il few day since, realized for
rent and premiums over sixty five
Thousand dollars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

An exchange says there is 4 boy in
JlspcI county, Texas, ten years old,
who is s.x feet high and weighs 3ol
Pc mds,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

Work III the Texas extension Of the
New Orleans road is Represented MS
rapidly progressing. Thirty miles OF
'hc road beyond VcrmiIIionviIlc is
ready for the rails.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23
Lumber Lumber !!

the undersigned is now prepared to re
ceive bills for all kinds Of lumber, laths
shingles and cedar posts. which will h,
promptly sawed and delivered on the cars
as ordered. Terms strictly cash. For prices
&c, address j. W. GONCE,
octE4 Anderson. Tam
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

Alexander II, Stephens, Of the At
lanta (Ga.) sun, bought his partner
out because the man believed in short
articIcs-say from five to eight col
umus in length.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23
Henry ward Hrcchrr'S school
Days.

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23

The Appeal tells of Il Memphis lad,
who wrote to 4 Ycw Nork matrimonial
agent for husband, The agent trans.
ferred the letter to a crusty old bach
elor, who, in reply to it, accident,
substituted for his own photograph
that ola pet orang-outand. Tho lady
answered, "There is certainly no,
much personal beauty about you, but
you appear to have an honest, manly
face accept
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23
From, Kansas.
The following letter Is from a man
Of sense, as his letter will show, Read

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III ,,.. D.,
.Janumry H. Is73'
Eli,oy H,,oc .hvyuol,
A r.iond ocmi,o sood. uoo oory NJ
,,o 1,,r,or 1n,,o l,s, oorr can't T
~oo,;,o ro,r ror, son.i,l romarL. and
.,., oo. o1,L.. o,ioo
,hi, wo.,orr oo,,,r, yaor rouorLs
woro ollrogooa g., ,hoso Toc,..sooo,.
who had boros If ,hoir own or1 ,hn
olvico wos ,o s,,y a, hama onl uso all
,hoir c,oroio. IN ,u,ioa IN imnrove
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-23
Journal


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An c~XcAange says there il q boz in
Jlspcl county, Texas, ten years old,
who is SIX feet Liuli and weighs 30l
With one month Of good working
weather the road bed Of the Texas Pa.
cjhc will I've ready for tic rails as tar
east rs Sabine,
The Old Dominion Sagar Refinery
of Richmond Va, has suspended. This
va, an extensive institution, ami is
lose will Ne felt.
who sal on Il jmY and found their own
brother guilty Of murder, anl they
also went and saw bun hanged,
-, ~
can'cr in It's s~acramculaI service winch
belonged 70 George Washington.
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illy.
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
TUESDAY. July e9-P. ".

TUESDAY, July 29-P.M NJ.
There was further upward movement IN prices
on the Stock Exchange and considerable strength
and activity characterized the dealings in some OF
the leading shares. This notably true of West
em Union, New-York Central, Lake Shore and Har-
lem which advanced tai per cent, and closed at the
best prices of the day. Ere advanced point IN
sympathy with the London market. There was
pretty brisk trade in Ohios Northwest Common,
Rock Island, ST. Paul. Wabash and Union Pacific,
at higher prices as compared with those at
the close last night. The speculation
in Pacific Mail has been weak, the alleged fact that
the Company will not be entitled 60 the additional
subsidy of onehalf million unless they build iron
steamers of 1900 tons burden, and of American
construction by October, which is impossible even
if they had the necessary funds, having been the
point on which the stock declined to-day. The in
vestmeut shares have been firm, the principal
activity being Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western,
which sold at 100. alOos. In the miscellaneous LIST
Canton was strong with sales at 1020i02s. In ex-
press stocks there was an advance in United States
from 81 TO 6s. The following were the opening,
highest lowest and closing prices of active stocks
~
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
Mem Civilizations.
Cio,b bound. 81;

CioiB bound. 81;
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
NI TWO POKTRAIFs sbd ILLUSTRATIONS ole pouat REP
.tK nr Greeley appeared The last SgnncI Of hs bie and
sgstbsr hflke and natural portrait q him ever Pao
TIE VOLUME contains Memoir Of MI GREELEY BIS ist houfs
~. ,sot Of asth bs PaBA AAageme1A The Conns Cs.ts
~ nosBng M Psop. Letter. Of syHPa'hy, woes OF ue
sd ts Tnbues Ts tbs POet Resolution sod roeee
- N Vsoos Pcbhs Bodice te "a Ia Psnpos keoa oo seSl
t.ssl. .assd Al ether nal uoePt Of Pnss
AAsassne" '"''' '' TDH TUbVkG Espfsh
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
N0RTF ITFE PORTRAYED.

~ EKw Iyp BSLARGEp KpIrIoN HORACE GRBELBYs AUTO
BIOGRAPHY Appendix containing Memoir OF hs later years sna
Death and the best his famous Campaign Speeches.
THE PoRTRAlr oy HIN EvER Publ'Hkp hpkE
sKsTlNG HIN uHE APPEARED THB SUMNER OF lol@,
The ea call for Mr. Greeeys Autobiography, aud also o some
more record wonderful Intellectual display which he
made Western the Presidential Cam
psgn of SO of edition Of the Autobiography
b ve large AppendI Of bis life 10 the end
repdurng striking suggestive OF bis many ana
brilliant Campaign speeches and concluding with an anu
originally prepared by the Hon
Lanes Pike e1-Unei Minister the Hague There i
besides collection Of Mr. Grceeys Miscellaneous
ntng including anong others h famous controversy Win hoo
Dale Owen on Marriage aud Divorce. -, an 60
Pr badsomely bound cotb with Portraits 50 Sent BY
,.ii n ,eSsint of n1ce Address THE TRIBUNE EewYork
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30

Tho monpv market WAS easy At otbs bt ttift, pfiI0
mercantile naDer being quoted at o. to "A per cent,
according TO the date of maturity
Tho Government bond market was strong. prices
s,avinO been well maintained. The demand con-
tinues active. while the offerings iilnitod 1864
old. sold at 1l9s ISoTs at llSl 1864 At slSilsi.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
New Publications.
OLD AND NEW.
THE PEOPLES MAGAZINE
. .CoEDuCTBD BY EDWARD X HALF
81 PRR YKAR. 35c PR NO
AIJCiIJST NUMBER
coxr.tys:


Old ard Eev hy Mr. Haleabeut The LONDON
Ny Time (Mr. Burands Novel; Lls part AooW "'''''
ana other ihngsl Chap. XVl--hA n. ,..A.. fam xort.
Skilled Laber and Udase Of American Dojs 'V' i~"
ingman's standpoint By g. W. 7. - ,.h - An ,,ltx.te
Low Tides (all about catching enterewo'pns S"' '' "
puddesl -, =. ,-t.oto,. N o.borna
Rep,9bc. !, tbs ON WofIL By Nathan Appleton 1t ia.
@, 6v,y 1s % Of Wa and suffering Loy BT LueA r. Haze
An Aoynst SaTrise IA tne poeml by l. o. A. -, p.N n
Country sghts and Sounds t'eTy pleasant Suun' A'''
p,u et Hameou excellent biography Of this popular art
n,iterl By Rev II. n Powers. . -, -, n =.
81 1hr Perkins, Novel; This part with caren account Of
sorvie and OF Mr. Anke.els Patenl Electro Christianity
Chapters NyI.-XVu go .u.,,.
Examiner ucon arguing reey for eres OF "a" sA
Free Newspaper Exchanges). and lively Book NooeS
p of progress rth capital paper Ventilation and smother on
Indian Agairs) -, p.o o,,,,s,
Musical Review Wh intelligent account Of best music
AN ryCoNyoNIY WIpg-AwAKE PLEASANT, AND EASILY
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30

Gncpan 6ote
yqG du Ro Suisse RAND HOTEL DES BANS Hyth Spen-
Magnificent Of the 0bLan1 f. Oswald
BEN SALlNES. Frs-css House
bank OF the Rhine
Wen recommended
HEAD. All the Rhine F. MADOERIN
HOTEL EFT PENSION POSrE the baths of ST. Mo
HOTEL MURAL Center of the Upper Engane
R0SEG POpner IAMBAlSI
ENGADIN PONTRESNA KRONE Post and telegraph office Splendid
ENGADINI BADRITI
Cabt Alpine Season St1l
GRAND HOTEL METROr0LE Kept by FREDERIC BAUER
LECU Excellent family the
HOTEL DE RUSSIE, Anglo Hotel A. Adon
GINiUS. GIARNERI0F PIOpneO FRANZ TARUHN
HOTEL TAilNA, RAGATA SWITZERLAND
BELLEVUE with and large H. RLi
GENEVA HOTEL BYRON Castle CLlo with private Park
family Hotel
HOTEL STADTH0F recommended American families Donnann
LUCERNE BEAURIyAGE recommended Ed
AXENSTEN Has European
BRUYNEN WLDSTATTERIoF Splendid interesting
GERA HOTEL AND PENSION MULLER Central station for @
SCIEIDCK. 300 beds
TAINA Bath establishment Excellent Accommodation
HOUSE. and central @ Fnsbuqla London
SCIWElZERH0F Magnificent position Rhine Fails
Saline and Chae Waters Open from Juue
DE yEYEY switzerland Elevator
HOTEL BELLEVUE AU Lac American Consulate in the same building
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
fonbon ADVERTISEMENTS {.
ATHE GRAPHIC"

son, j. w., Old Bond-st., Ludgate- hill, Il. =.
LA VILE DE PARIS, 40 rue Montmartre,
N Mgss de Nouveaute pu besure Paris Cons les Eran-
ger. ysltaut ces Magnifques Gaenes syas q Pans
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
THE MONEY MARKET.

.............,.........,.. .,'' JULY 79 fTa
sAIrs AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE-oFFICiAL REPORT,
C0NDFSsYD EXPRESSLY FOR TIE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL lot O'CLOCK A. ~ ir
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0edthers.


A LADY who for three years had charge of
"A large French department cegr sish-s duI position
for year address LANGUAGE P o. Box ii5 EesYoh
A FRENCH LADY, a graduate from Paris,
Lt aepmpeteL, thorough. and eIpensaoed teacher wishes
Ttoa o. VISITING 1EACHBktl school n Best Of
refrncest Address E. care D. r. Randoph 40 Broadwa
4 LADY of experience, qualified to give
Latin also desired French and % enis de-res SIT
UTION Teacher Locality preferre Reference
gwen and repaired address r tso weeks r. 27 Churc n
XVANTED-BY A LADY. who has had
some experience - writer few adult pupils reach the
Of Polite Colvtrsaon hhotoc Compoon Of
Hae. T,rs 81 vii call house good reoonmsndA.
nons Atiress C. G.. Brootrn z. o.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
4 LIBRARY FOR FIFTY lsol l, GENTS I'M s.. ~

n With Art Science and hS'Of-lne
Tribune Extra Sheets containing: 80.
Lecture Extra No -ustratedTvntalrs dS Lectures m Light
Lecture Extra No 2-Beechers Compulsory EducatOn fehss
Masters Of Situson Phillips Lost Arsi belowSs 10 lhee
Gods Mark Twain's Sandwich Island Letters a..
3Iustrate1-Prot Wiiers Brain snd Mid;
Prof BArer Chemical Of the Specocope Prot iOugs
Astronomical Conquests Younts Present Knowge Of the sun
4SiI shaEespearean Studies by John Wesi
Art STUDIES AaGem Coue Partons fgnm fathen
Men of Busu ness HsTtes AIg0Hsuts OF Az
Lecture Extra No. 5-TuradTnree Lectures BY Prof Louis
Fe on Hearing Voice and Speech nd The
Of Nus armonv Prof Benz Shmsns Deep Placer Mining Cal
forna Dr. W. Raymond on The seTen Senses PaEe GodSn on
r Ana False Science Prof L. The Limits Of Science
Lecture Extra No. 6Bcechers Neyen Lectures for Minister'S
Thoughts for Mnelhoughis upon Prsye-PrsTerMeehhg As 1t
-Tbe Ideal PRAYER Meeng-Muso In Churches-SOey IN lie
Church-The Fingers OF the Church
Lecture Er No concluding Lectures ReyiyAs in the
Churo-Re Awakenngs-Thcught on RevaA Religious IL
pereno The Moravisn Church by de schWentz Greed
by Thomas The Death Menace, BY BoTes
and a History Of Secaian Appropriations
Lecture Ertrs Se Method Of Creation Twelve Lectures by
Prof Agass Annual Life Also description Of the Won
deru Fossils discovered the Rocky Mountains b. the Yale College
Expedition. ,oor
Eight containing 90 Lectures and l3O BngrtVng'
AID Credit MObiler Report fuT ~ celt
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30


The speculation in gold was frmer but no new
features were developed The sales were at llo;S
1l5t and at the cose the quotations were ll5i BID
and ll5I asked. The frmness of the market IN the
face of lower exchange is due TO purchases by the
German hill drawers On gold loans the rates were
3. a5. and per cent for carrying The Treasury VIII
sell million gold on Thursday which Yill conclude
the ,July programme. Consols and American secuI-
ties were iirm at slight improvement at London'
and money was reported /. per cent below the BANK
of England rate on Government securities lho
Assistant Treasurer disbursed in redemption Oh
called bonds $4Co0 and $4,000 on account OF inter
est. The days business at the Gold Exchanse
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared S-e.sZlO"
gold balances SI.1f9eOO currency bala"ces. slio'
5l3. The following were the quotations Tor gold:
lO;OO ll5saI ;3O....ll57 5 l0Oli2% ~
1880. 1854 l2:OO..ll5.s :30 '0O'''''
iI;O0. ll5S. 1890 ...ll5a 200 '.'lla7si
The day transactions at the u. 5. Sub-lreasny
weB .,,,,,o ~
c,J ,ei,., 81 eii6l5 90 Currency psyms s2l8l Us "a
1882 as Currcncy baanc -s,-1 oVD -
Gold balance Il .o9s,.yl ~ tusis'4s'''''''
CGsrenUy receipts. s0i,sSf - = -.
Foreign exchange was weak at iuftnei
decline. the leading bankers asking now 10Y iof
sixty days' sterling, and 100. for sight Sales arc
,tiu made at concessions. COMMERCIAL biiiS arc
quoted at los. TO lOsi We quote:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30

A NGT0-GERMAN EDUCATIONAL ESIAB-

A ANGL0-GERMAN EDUCATIONAL EoIAB-
"A LISHMENr FOt YOUNG LADIES. ..a. ,,.r
ANGLO-GERMAN HOUSE, NOTING HILL LONDON, ENGLAND
PRAULBGN REINEKB the daughter Of clergyman nom me norm
German receives me number Of Young Lanes for bnishg
their Riuion Highest references England and abroad.
FRAULEIN will be Eev-York IN the beginning OF
August in order make arrangements and 20 take Young Les over
IMPROVED BREECH-LOADERS. - Latest
fnproyemen London seclosng actions
moderate
pnca E1prsss Double Raes small bore T. NJ REILLY Co..
Oxlou uI London: Rue Serb
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
Ocfan Steamers

DRAFTS ON IRELAND
~ TAPsCOrTs EAIGMTOg and FOREIGN EXCHANGE
OFFICE, 80 houlbtDahs fOm Apwarj available in all parts
Of at Britain and Ireland and passage steamships sail
inF packets issued At lowest rates Nv
TAPsCOrT BROS. CO.. SO southst Hev.York
TOR LIVERPOOL.
VIAQURRSsTowN1
CARRYING THE U. g. MAfIA
THs LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM coMPANI
will dispatch Of their t,.. full porer iron screw steamships
FR0M PlBR No. ~. n r. EVERY WEDNESDAY
a fonowu
NEVADA Cart fORfrra.' 80. al o. 30
MANHATTAN, Capt Jas PIucH. August o. At 800 m.
WYOMING Capt hoRGAs. l3. a. $50 m
IDAHO. Cspt GUARD D.....'.......Angasi 30 At 800
MINNESOTA. Capt 7. r. FHEEaAS...ABgast a. Al g3O
WISCONSIN,. Can't 7. W. FKEEsAs. Sept s. at l.30pm-
Cabin pAsssss. $50. goia.
snsrass passage (ones. No 20 Bo.dvsJl $50 eareaey
IsI GGSbt " s.tls ps,sass. sppre
.-.. WIiAIAns ou,os us asesn 4
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
AN uyCOMNoNLY WIDE-AwAKE PLEASANT, AND EASILY
READ NUMBER
ROBERTS BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS,
I43 wASHIHGToYiST. BOSTON

I43 WASHINGT0NlSl, BOsTOF.
DEADY! KATE CORSON's DISCOVERY
HI The Laws Principles Of MAGNETISM CLAlhNolANos
Avn MEDIIMISM This unquesonaby the most important mono
graph on Mumshp yet published any country on s sooe
How 10 obtain the Phenoena in al its phases Congomerate Me
dumsh New startling doctrine Of Mixed Identities
of Whie Magic BIpoit forms for all phases OF CaDse hoa
trr and Tbuma.urge Science Practice THE NEW MOIAl
this extraordinary IIesse IEo or more copies on
each single copies, 6U cts eaeh MISS hAiiA 'ON''' '
a D. Ill., nlaan
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30

I ORDS AND LADIES.
j. AN ENGLISH STORY
Of SEASIDE Published complete in EXTRA TRIBUNE OF
- pages Pree only Cents By mail Address THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Capitalists and all Investors are invited to exam
inc the merits of the Bonds issued by the In
DIANAPoIIs, BLooMINGToN AND WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, and secured by First Mortgage on its
Extension Line of 2l7 miles. On this work. 100 miles,
from Champaign to Havana on the Illinois River,
are completed and trains will over that section
in the second week Of January. The remaining dis
tance Of IS miles TO Keokuk the Mississippi with
the branch Of 80 miles to Decatur now graded and
track partly down. will be finished in ample time for
the business of 1873. The character OF soil, lncreas
ing productions and wide belt of country tributary
to this part of the line, for it very large re-
mnneratiye business.
The road from indianapolis to Pekin 2O2i miles,
has been in operation little more than two years,
and has established success. Its earnings have
steadily increased, giving in 1872 an excess OF
SSS5OOO over 1871 Net receipts from this part of the
line alone are more than sufficient to respond pune
tually to interest on all Bonds made and issued by
the Company 1t rarely occurs that this can be said
of any railroad during negotiation of its securities
The entire line of 400 miles has the support of q
populous exceedingly rich, and productive agricul
tural region passes through and connects important
towns and cities, and crosses immense deposits of
good coal all of which insure local business of great
magnitude Its own Western and North-N estern
connections substantially under same control, WITH
prominent intersecting roads, will furnish large
through traffic. The managers appreciate tine neces-
sity of unusually large equipment and are providing
for it as rapidly as possible This with new elevator
accommodations under construction expressly for
this road at Indianapolis will greatly increase its
facilities and enable it to take large offered business
which 1t has been obliged to decline.
Particular attention is asked to the unusual
strength of these Bonds which are liability of the
entire Corporation owning line of 42O miles. and are
also completely secured by first and only mortgage
on the extension. OF the whole line 3OS miles are
completed, and 20 more graded
With the certainty that Government rates OF IN
terest will in short time be largely reduced, hold
ers of 52Os will find it advantageous to realize at
present high prices and reinvest in these Bonds
which we recommend as possessing ample security
for all investors. AS an investment, they cannot
fail to prove largely remuneratiye.
The Bonds are seven per cent, gold. Sl,OOO each
convertible into stock at par at the option OF the
holder and may be registered without charge.
Price 90 and accrued interest in currency Coupons
January and July l. tree of tax.
All negotiable securities received in exchange at
best market rates.
Full particulars furnished on application
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers No. IA Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

The Freedman's Savings and Trust Company No.
1856 Bleeckerst will pay depostors semi-annual IN
terest at the rate of per cent per annum payable
on demand.
Messrs. Howes 4 Macy, No. 80 Wall-st Will pay
the January gold coupons of the MaysviDe and Lex
ington Railroad.
The New-York State Loan and Trust Company
will pay the January Coupons of the Florida per
cent State bonds, numbered from to 3776 inclusive
excepting the coupons on bonds numbered 442 and
1,736, which have been lost unnegotiated
Mr.. Francis 0. French, formerly of Boston, has
been admitted member of the firm Of Jay Cooke
g. Co.
The Michigan Central Railroad Company has de-
clared stock dividend of four per cent, payable on
the 24th of January. Payment TO holders of stock
registered in New-York will be paid at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company in this city, The transfer
books of the Company will close on the I'd and re-
open on the 9th January.
The coupons of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railway second mortgage bonds will be
paid at the banking house of Turner Brothers, No.
IA Nassau-st
The aggregate amount of exports, exclusive Of
specie, from the port of New-York, for the week
ending Dec. 81, 1872, was St,lG7,2S
The Philadelphia stock market is firm. Pennsyl-
vania Is, 108; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, % ;
Reading Railroad, SO; Pennsylvania Railroad, 56s.
Gold 49,