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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-05
COYDEEsED ITEMS.
Lamp caiuncys boiled IN hot water will

Lamp chiuncys to,Icdio hot water will
not break.
The canvass back ducks are pairing OF
and leaving the waters Of the Chesapeake
for more northern htitpdcs.
The area Of the coal fields 10 Illinois is
said to be four tune, Iqrger than that Of
Great Britain.
Prayer is the highest form Of love and
trust exercised in the rpest, cbie'cst and
best part Of mans nature, toward the best
aud sweetest and most loving Of beings
The Star Glass Works 10 New Albany,
Indiana, Is the only establishment in
America that produces polished plate
glass.
Chicago ia dam,olioga direct railway
to the Gulf States, and also asking bet.
ter outlet to the lakes for The cotton
States
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IT, remove rust spot. from cutlery, rob
them with comn,u Iaal pan1iI and poi.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-05

It takes two boys to 60 to school now.
aiays-ooc to study aud the other tocary
the books
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Banning HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co.
on Wall of Ian u |

20 Wall-st., Jan. 2l, 1878.
The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY now
has n full operation with regular daily trains 81
miles of road A distance of nearly 200 miles more
is constructed. The Minnesota Section immediately
on its completion, entered upon satisfactory bus-
ness including local traffic and the large carrying
trade of the North Western British Settlements and
the Hudson's Bay Company. The recently com
pleted section of Is miles, on the Paclhc Coast at
once commands profitable business between fugeI
Sound and the Columbia River, heretofore done by
coastwise steamers. On the opening OF Spring.
with more than 500 miles of Road in regular opera
ton, the Company will control the extensive ana
productive trade of the Upper Missouri, much OF
Montana and the North West. The earnings of the
Road for 1873 will be large
Arrangements for pushing construction vigorously
the coming year are progressing satisfactorily.
OF the nearly Ten Million acres of land accrulng
to the Company in connection with the portion Oh
Road now virtually constructed. some Two Mlilloh
acres, of excellent average quality, are IN market
and their sale and settlement progressing Inc
average price thus far realized Is % 70 per acro
which is at the rate of more than 100000 per mile OF
road for the whole grant.
The Company has already begun the process Oh
redeeming and canceling its First Mortgage Gold
BOuus, as Iuey are now Dtihb 'DN~''
ment and exchange for the Companys lands
With these accomplished results and most favor
able prospects, the Company is now selling it's FIRST
Mortgage 7-9O Bonds for the purpose OF completing
its line of road. We recommend them as well
secured and unusually profitable investment. ainey
have the following elements of strength and safety
They are the obligation of strong corporation
they are First Mortgage on the ROAD i,s nSns -
Way Teleoranb Lines Equipments and Franchises
and first lien ON its Net Earnings. In addition to
this usually sufficient security there is pledged for
the payment of principal and interest Land Grant
of 1880 acres per mile of road through the states
and $500 through the Territories The rate OF M
terest seven and three-tenths per cent eold'' Is
equal now to abouts. currency Gold Checs' Jor me
interest O. the Registered Bonds are mailed
to the Post Office address Of the gunner
All marketable securities received in exchange
on most favorable terms. For sale by Banks and
Bankers generally JAY Coohh w.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
MONDAY, Jan. 2O-P. NJ.


The stock market to-day has shown rather more
life and activity than for time, though at
tain periods of the day it dull almost to stagna
tion. The movement has been in an upward diIec-
ton. and the chief shares dealt in were New-fork
Central, Harlem, Rock Island, Wabash, Pacific Mail
and Western Union Buyers of New-York Central
were found thick as leaves in Valombrosa, actual
buyers too who put their faith in the ability of the
Commodore to land their backings for them at
handsome profit Hence the late rmness of the stock
and the fresh rise to-day to 1O4i. Harlem closed
very strong at 1924 bid the favorable outlook for
the Underground Erie was listless for time, but
late in the day sprung 1 from 81 ell Lake Shore
was strong at quotations, and it seems to be mat
ter of difficulty to force down SO sturdy stock
Ohios were about at Saturdays figures, while Rock
Island spurted up to 1ila, nearly point. Toledo,
Wabash and Western, weak at the close Saturday,
was lifted into vigor and prominence, rising from u
to 70. and closing firm The Directors met to-day IN
this city and authorized the issue of five millions
mortgage bonds, to run thirty years. carrying per
cent gold interest. They are issued exclusively
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

with the object of retracking the road with
steel rails and furnishing further equipments
necessitated by the double-tracking OF the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern road, and the compile
ton of new lines to Toledothe eastern terminus OF
the Toledo and Wabash road. 1t is thought that
two OF three years will be required in carrying out
all these improvements. Pacific Mail still moves IN
It's mysterious way, eliciting fair transactions the
prices to-day being 7Ol and III, yielding per cent
at the close. Western Union Telegraph started OH
at s2i, and advanced TO s4a The other specuiatNeS
were featureless. The investment stocks were
neglected as were also miscellaneous shares Unlted
States Express sold at 799079l ex-dividend me
general market closed up firm. The opening
highest lowest and closing prices of stocks were Dc
follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
NEW-YORk DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY JANUARY 21. 1873.

the Central Pacific Bonds. They are issued in de-
nominations of $780, $780, and 600 coupon regis
tered and at their present market price, 30 and ac-
crued interest, are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known to require description or com
mendaton. Their total amount is $25 ,oOo; they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX Per CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to g. 900. This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment Of its bonds principal and interest Is assumed
by them. Their market price to-day Is 30 TO WI
As they have recently been introduced on the stock
Exchange we expect to them rapidly rise to the
price of CENTRAL PAcIFIcs being substantially the
same in character and value.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds re-
ceiye deposits, on which we allow interest, make
collections and conduct general banking business
in all its branches FISK & HATCH.
HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 30 ,Wal-st., New
York. offer the same facilities to DepOsltors as In
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., 1873-01-21

During the forenoon, and up TO about 2:SO p. M,
money was easy call at and per cent among
the street brokers on pledge of mixed collateral.
After that hour better demand set in from borrow
ers tardy in making up their accounts, and transac
tions were made at Z gold, the closing quotations
being TAI gold. A brisk inquiry for commercial
paper has been reported at a to 9 per cent.
The Government bond market was slightly lower
at the opening but steady in tone, and at the noon
call the decline was recovered Skies of 1881 moved
ND to 117.. The market closed firm with few bonds
Offering Fisk q Hatch report rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
p.,v,vo.Ory,cE OF FISK g. HATCH.

No 8 Nassau-st., New-fork, JAM 10 le'5'
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO, the CENTRAL ana
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS all of which nave been nc,
eotiated by us, believe to be among the BEST ana
most desirable Investment Securities in the market,
which in time must become very scarce; especially
as the Government will probably, during the year
pay off in gold another largo lot Of F1vE-TwESrIEs
and issue in their plsceFIvg PER CENT BONDS.
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS, the total amount of which is only Sl5oooooo
are secured upon . property worth $S,ooooo TO
S400OO0O and are fully equal in intTpslc value 70
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations at p. m

Gold opened at 113, declined to 112l, and advanced
to 113!, from which it yielded !, the lower range
being the result of some possibilities that the new
Syndicate would interfere with the bull movement
During the greater portion of the day the prlce
ranged at 1l30113 but during the last half hour OF
the Room the market became strong and the price
jumped to 113s, on some apprehensions IN Lonuoh
that trouble would grow out of the encroach-
ment of Russia and India, between the En-
glish and Russian Governments. The probability
of real war growing out of the Khivan question Is
about as absurd as the anticipation of war between
Spain and the United States. Still every preteXt,
however foolish is taken advantage of by the Cold
Room operators to lift the market into prominence
and make the Exchange seem less like Quaker
meeting horse than it has of late On gold loans
the rates paid for having balances carried over un
tomorrow were 5, 4, A. and finally per cent. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $1,000 III calieu
bonds and 2G3 900 in coin interest. The day Dusl-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows;
Gold cleared. 572l3,00O; gold balances Sl.Gi95OO;
currency balances, $ln5,OlG. The following were
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

The directors OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company have declared semi-annual dividend of B
per cent, payable at the National Bank of Commerce
on and after Feb. l.
The SXpenny Savings Bank has declared semi
annual interest at the rate of per cent per annum
payable on the 1st of February. All deposits made
prlor to the 10th ult viii draw interest from the
1st of the month.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Penn
sylvania Sxes 1861; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
27! Reading Railroad, SO; Pennsylvania Rail
road. 81. Gold ll3
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
REAL ESTATE.


EEuYoRx Monday. Jan. 20 s73
Notwithstanding the remarkably active market
have oi late read much about there public snsae
The Kehapge to-day and far hesr the
condition Of a true With the brokers' We do nos mean 10
positively that there have been transactions completed only that
have been made The fact has been iept remarkably secret
The only item Of interest which has attention during the
cay tAst Mr. George Kemp has determined 80 erect tseas hote
he located the sOuhesser corner Of psve
FiehL 80 feet and ipcung the sOD
ferng the We unable 70 obtain fl particulars
rcssrdine within few days which
gvs ned Of announced
ks o morrow, a Win be by the following list:
SALES 70 place Al the Exchange teT "a D0tedl.
Taesd0y, JaA a..
Son, legal sale ugder the direction OF -
psie and o 2Or located the soutbery side Of Thirty
eehth-st, ls0 feet easterly iron PArk-ave
BY the shenh at The Cts Hall property lr10< located on 'n
westerly Of South Fhaye "a feet inch sOuher from PnsesL
By A. Bleecker son Co. sale bV orer Of the Trustees m h
estate d John Palmer ceased the 5soy house and iot
ieaed south westerly OF Howard and Centresis
TIE Ssoy and lot 80 I52 5l9 I556 located on the souh
esSery corner Of Centre and HeserstS n.
The <story house aud ot & xo located and Known a. NO. -
CndSL
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

The davis business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury was:
Gold receipts. s693,JO6 80 Currency pay $4,000 ~
cold paylnents 3OIO65 80 menes Si5s,IOo W.
Gold balance . 37.0g359 81 Currency bal -.
N ~ Nv F Customs .......... 100
Some important amounts of sterling drawn by
the Bank of California sold in this market to-day
at 1O9, hut the nominal rates of foreign exchange
are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
RECEIPTS OF pRODuCE.

Per hortA krsr tesss0 hs<tvoadx A.
JAn 1o-2 phr Asbes 2@ bbs Eggs s7oo bales Cotton 20
bb RoaI - 100 bash Wheat 9o bSsh Corn, lIi1 bash osn
800 bush Malt $500 bash Barley les bbA Besn eass heps
ssiss Hemp - H'aes !7o eeA Hds s S:s ~ Lssss ~ q
hslssss 70 pasa Bssi S Bssa Pesh, $50 yA Cue sss" "
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
TIE STATE Z 4 0r TRADE "a

Lossox Jan ss-i s-C<asss spsssd ai1sst or us,sy
and IA for shs sseespa fvsrvss bssds ss. ~
s3l, lss sl Tsafsrass. 81 Sss Five. ~ Khs Rssssy
Pam ys. se-s a-Rsssss spsssl q sN se
LlyaupooL t-li q nCotsa spspsd ousti N,6Shus Ia,
hpds va, Mddhns Orleans, iot4l0k W
Arrvsny Jsa sa--PsGsIsss. titf ss N,s Pale American
Zee SINH pase.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

State bonds were dull and steady sales Of South
Caronas January and July, were reported at % at
first board, but later declined to 222 Missouri 6s
were steady at 93 and Alabama IS at 81 to 81. The
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIEsr CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. M.
Sales Of Government Bonds.
10000 u s. b20Cou 6olI2 1850 u 8. Coup 81 sm l1ii
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
And the following for city bank shares:

In railroad bonds the transactions were moderate
IN extent. with new features of interest. Central
Pacfcs closed at 30 to 99l; Union Pacific Firsts at
s6i to So. Land Grants 77 to 7s and Incomes IS to
20 The followinp were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

AUSTIN BALDWIN g. Co,
Bankers, No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
LHERBETTE, KANE g. Co, PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
member of the New York Stock Exchange is de-
srous of associatng with himself. in stock commits
sion business, two persons having ready
capital. Address CLINTON, Box 1850, N. L. U.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
THE MARKETS.
IcsrefuIly reported for TIE TeIBusz

In forward deliveries only moderate bat at
shade prices follows all basis of Low Mddags
after mJsnuary, ZOO at yic tp 8.
76c 9Ie l6c; February 500 at II 9oc Oo at
l9 March, l9,c 400 at 10 l3l6e, 100 At l5t, w az
3sc SO Ne 9ic 200 at 10 l36c; April 80 st Itc
2O May 800 20 sl6e 500 at 20ic June 200 at fc,
100 at 20 I5l6c total 1900 bales Sales today up 70 mJn-
ury 200 at l6 100 9.c notice today 800 at - ISec
Isle; February 200 at 10 96c 200 at ls l0 " s,ec'
at gG 10 95c, LOCO at l9scj March, 500 At ~ lloc,
lsc: Ap 800 2c, 200 20 l6e SC at 20.e Eoo at
36c c 200 204c 800 at 20 9lbc 100 at 2
400 2Oic June 800 at 20 96c 100 At Ns july
100 2 eIchangdlc paid to exchange 500 January or NAY l
paid February May &c. paid 10 exchange O Janu
ary March; total bales grand total IL 100 bales
COPPEBIhe rules and quote as before; NO.
l7d20fc; Maracsbo Si and Java 2d2l gold The sales
embrace 1e5 bags Iona before arrival at TINS MARKET sn
per Jane g0resn The stock In this marx
bags the ports 200 bags We also notice the SAFE
haracabO private terms and rsoe inquiry 0 JAVA
business, the particulars Of which are withheld
AND MEAThe demand Flour fair but the business
by claimed grades under SlI
The very light receipts bb days. aud more favor
induced general demand IN part
speculative the close the market better tor most grades ont me
much higher asked business sales Of 1850 bb IN.
cudng 1000 bb Shipping Extras seller first half Of February at
4 We annote:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
Sales bp AntIlcn

A MsEwTs, AoeuoDeeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway, cor.
ID .h sses wsts An F.Se, SooS' S
BOOKS od sLd new wofs bhcs cn1ens ssa D0
- gRIDIY Jan rs and "a, at The valuable
Law LIBRIRY and BOOECAeE6 Of the late Marshall bo~sh OF
tAs city.
CEo- A LEAYITT g. Co., date Leayitt,
NJ s,bSssh Gel Chrtob Hall Astor ptsss FOR ne saLs ~
AccTlos sf LIsEARIss CoILscTIsEs Of Boo fAsfsS' anu "
PRivITB LIBRARY AT AUCTION NJ.
CBptou ian ssrooms Geo Leavit Co. Aseuonee.s
Day Tsesy wednesday evening" Jan 70 ~ - ssI,as.
~ Of PRIvATE LBRIRY choice and seant s9,ons
sEsGLisB sse ERIc1S IfTERATURRi also, nzy ILLUS
ATED WokEs IL ssDsrs siDsBsA osAog's ready Ss' ~
sxtjtlben
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

,s. Lard Jsss Dressed Hee 7os psr Batter fS psE Sssess ri
100 nlss atasrp el piss pigs Tslov L@4 gseA M
Csi. $50 pss starch 81 Sims 50 hs Tobacco, " pssH TO
baeeo Wool 20 bbls Wbsky.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
Countrp Real Gstate tor Sale.

LNARM for SALE of 125 acres, in Crawford Co.,
H. acres balance cultivation and well fenced into
fields The Improvements consist Of Woo onck house.
frame outbuing ia acres Of young beang apPe
orcAar; abundance This farm IN healthy oeau0ni
climate; 10 schools and churches Address =,
JOHN {. VAN ALLEN Vincennes. Ind.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-At Humphreys
III vile CoIunbia County n y miles from hndSon hge stone
MILL abundant; 20 DWELLINGS, store ana
Shops above large brick HOUSE. %OIS ana
' EDWARD S. VAIL. III Broadwsy.
EOR SALE. LEASE, or EXCHANGED 100
FARM all improved good buildings high ground snd healthy
Harlem Rarcadi station 0esfa
be country residence Apply At sls Broadway n y
ORANGE co. FARM of 260 acres valuable
" farming land good buildings excellent Dghbohood part o stock
lDepded In pree RULASD &'WHITING. Beekman-st
DIVERSIDE on the SOund.-Beautiful shore
HI front RESIDENCE sALB II modern Improvements
5000 ADDRESS W. ATWATER Rversoe stauon Ionn:
no EMIGRATION SOCIETIES.
Por reasonable so, 900 scres OF LAND 10 west
Virginia purchase apply TO ROBINSON
BON 2OS South Fourth st, Philadelphia
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-20

SocrmERN Nh. r. R.-From source,
Of information, which entitle themselve,
to the fullest credit. We arg pleased to in
form our readers. that the grading of the
Southern Maryland railroad from Brandy.
wine in Prince Georges to Point Lookou,
in this county is now rapidly progressing.
and that in few brief moaths, unless
some unforeseen drawback intervenes, the
whole road will be graded and ready for
the ties. As it is, over two-thirds has
already been completed. not more than
twenty miles Of the road now remaining to
be graded. and this remainder i. through
. section where the labor will be ligh. and
easy and the cost comparatively slight.-
We are assured BY competent and disin.
tercsted observers. that the work thus far
has been we'll done. and is being pushed
forward. Notwithstanding the pre.en, mo-
ncy embarrassments Of the country. with
celebrity aud determination which leave
no room FOE doubt Of its speedy compile.
ton. As the grading Of this road from
Brandywins to Point Lookout insures the
flushing Of the road itself. whether the
present corporation sells out or continues
'he work. every St. Mary's county shout
der should be pat ehesrfully to the wheel
to encourage and push forward an enter
prize 50 vital to tho material welfare Of
our people. Such Of Us as are unable to
give more substantial aid. should give the
Southern Nd. Railroad our goSa will and
cheer il on with approving words.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-20

TnE REGISTRATION LAw.-We notice
that several of our Maryland cotcmpora-
RIGS are directing attention TO the defects
Of our present registration Law and the
confusion Of construction which obtains in
different parts Of tho State in regard to
certain sections of it. The law. in seve-
raj places. from the obscurity Of its terms
and its unmeaning phrases. il yeaisy dis
grace to our Legislation. and the work oi
clarifying il should be about the FIRST
thing the incoming legislature should in
augura,e. But it 10 not defects of this
class in the law. which are easy Of corrcc-
ton or removal. that now engage our at
ien,ies. The disproportion which exists
between the numbe. of persons registered
here and the number voting is between
FIVE and six hundred. and this in voting
population Of about three thousand. The
same or at least a wide disproportion,
also. obtains. We would suppose. elsewhere.
Treating this as fact. and forccasting the
Illegal voting that may result from it,
where is the remedy? Not in the Reg
istrators. 1t is impossible for these to
tell, even with approximate accuracy. who
has removed or who died within their re.
spec,ive precincts since their last registra-
ton. They are not required to report q
party as dead or removed unless they are
certain Of it, and the fact is. they are afraid
to do it. unless they are certain oft. The
result is, that the names Of at least three
fourths Of the dead and removed voters con.
,inuc upon the registration lists, aud, Of
course. the volume increases every year
Culess this accumulation Of names can be
prevented. the registration must soon be
worthless for any purpose Of fair voting
TIE eaiy remedy N,-. now suggests It.
-" 10 US is. .. abandonment of me pres.
en-. partial system Of registration and th.
substitution therefor Of full and origis.I
one every year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-20

SoctxrY MEErixa. meeting Of the
members Of tho ST. Msrys r. X. and De.
batting Society. held at the club room
Fcnwiek's Hotel. on Friday evening last,
the election Of ofkesrs for the ensuing tern.
being in order. Abe following gentlemen
were chosen to GIL the diiseren. positions
Of executive trust in the society.
P,esideat. u. e. Hammett;
vice-Presideu,. James II. Wilson:
Rec. Secretary, b. Harris Camalier:
Asst. Rec. See. DE-. Charles Combs:
Cor. See. james s. Downs
Treasurer. DIR. A. j. Sraldinr;
Librarian. James T. N. Ra.ey.
Finance Comn.i,tce. ParSan Crane.
j. Flank Ford and VIM. A. Fcnwirk.
Library Committee Judge r. Ford.
Joseph II. Key aud T. y. Yates.
Question Commitsee. --Rots. q. Comb.
John +. King aud Jno. A. Camalicr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-20

9ns 61afs Hsc5ios -Iks sessr1s &
- slssGiss % The Al Instant isdisa1e !
larger vsts than Tor Geverses Il 1911 -
Presidsas il 1872. The sgsrsesas vsaa
1t The State for Governor VS. ~. "a.
Of which whyss (Dem~crafD rcss;vs1
"a. soS and eTene (Rrrsbliess) So so;
whyte's n.jarisy. f5.0Ss.
The aggregate vese Tor Preaidsas ~
Is4. AT. of .hieh Greeley received 81.
ss7. ssd Giant 66. 7e0. 0rseleJ,s -
Jority. OFT
The sggress,e vsss - Tho ~ isstsnl
Vas la9. 00S. Of which Wesllssf (Den5
era,) rss.i,ea q. esi. s.a Gs,asasrssf|
(Repobliean) 50. 500: weslsssi's nsjss;'
ty. q. 259. Fr.nkliss Deaosssais -
jority orr Price vas II. 67s.
The Democratic gain osse ths vots =
1871 was 5.7i9; over the vote u 1914
$40. The Republicans east SIS vossl
| more than in 1871. and 7.362 Leo thas
last year. The table Of the Ssaas, ),
counties. 10 - follows: