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New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT Bonds.


The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-3O First Mort gage Gold
Loan mt an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars and thereafter to pay higher rate of inter
est than per cent further issues of its bonds the
limited remainder of the $40 loan being disposed
Of through the usual agencies
AS the bonds of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Companys lands at 1l0 they are in
constant and increasing demand for this purpose.
and will continue to be after the loan is closed-a
fact which much enhances their value and attrac-
tiveness as an investment.
The Company now has more than 500 miles Of its
road built and in operation, including the entire
Eastern Division connecting Lake Superior and the
navigation of the Missouri RIVER 1t has earned title
to nearly ten million Of its land grant and sales
of land have thus far averaged IS GO per acre.
All marketable securities are received i'll exchange
for Northern Pacfcs.
JAY COOKE & Co.,
No. ~ Wall-st New-York
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
TUESDAY. June 17-P. N.

TUESDAY, June 17-P. n.
Again the stock speculation is tame and unimpor-
tant, the movement Of the day being meager in the
extreme The weakness Of the market is possibly
Influenced by the declining tendency of gold. The
changes and variations have been light, scarcely
more than half point in the most active shares.
The largest business has been in Western Union
Union Pacific, Ohos and y. Y. Central, but not
enough in either to render further comment neces-
sary Investment shares were firm on small deal
ings, with express and miscellaneous stocks mostly
neglected. The general market closed barely steady
and stagnant. The opening, highest, lowest, and
closing prices Of the usually active stocks were as
f,1I,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
Nem pnblirailone.
NfW DHUIIIHIIUIED'
win be ready at 2 o'eloeh.
III NEW MONTHLY MAGAHlNb
FOR JULY, 1873.


JACK ASHORE ,r...., ,0a NJ. Confederate
sailor Boaniing ErenOr-Jack ia the H1
HouseThe Exchange aud the Ch psuse shipping
TAr's Wecome-Tbe Savings Bank-' luo HA'-'N' - -
Crews, signing Articles. and paying ou
SETioSShi STANDARDS AND EMBLBMs. H., A.,
STANDARDS Pbaraohs Amv-hneient AZ
,vran udars-Turksh Perssn-Roman--D IL Rry
Cenury-BauDer presented by the Pope bshn Wact-fpch
Eass n'1e standsrI-Clinese Sandari-The Lbey raH "
ia ~ Flag of soub CaronaStandard OF early hec1n t
a. uaoslgu & 5 tv Congress ii77-House where the n
Amscr Fl,g was mAde-Mrs Ross and the tlag Comnl'eo
IMPROyIs ATOMS WI. BY BaJard Taylor
DOWN BY TilB BROOh
with an Illustration ..-c
,rsrS Of Paermo-Ths Mole at
Al ~ 'ier,aS.u,a Maria Gesh-Grotio OF 81 hoa
combs Of The Capulip Convent PaermoSehan h nsnes
-Coser Of the Cathedral. Monreae.Sata A"nA !" ~ ~
a n ypI RTT1SSA STORY or THB DAY By Charles Reade-
RUSSIAN Policy IS ASIA BY Thomas w h1e.:: .:r
n, Sherman at POmpeiihhp
tS
citadel Cao-Fyramds Of Ghlzeh sp'li ~ "AH'
near C.iro-Troops mounted on Camels-Ceopauas Neea
WAS 1T FAILURbi -. ., - sr,cpp
RECOLLRCTIONS OF AN OLD SIA"Eh
on sIc WI 0P THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY Ben
son Los,ipg Firt Pape) With TSenuthfce Fac-Simile AA'
graphs
TiiE TGti1I NV SVi GiRBRIEI MMURRAY's CONVERSION
on PICTURE or TiB MATER DoLDhOSA. n p,,to =. ,s,
THE REPUBLICAN MONEhbNi lN EVNOiA H. ~ "
-tSeventh Psperl
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITOKs LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RklOR6
EDITIONS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER
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oA' year T'''' ' HARPER BROTHERS, Eew.York.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamer
Wisconsin. will lolose at lOiO a. M, at the Mer-
chants Exchange. Nos. 80 and SO Pine-st.
Money on call was easy at the low rates Of and
per cent; prime discounts being reported at z.
United States bonds more active than yes
terday, operations being held in check by the new
turn 10 gold. Flax Il Hatch report " follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
THE MARKETS.
lcmunr reported tsr TN. rsIpus..l ]

TuEspAY, jane II, l871
AsHBsThe receipts to-day plgs Pots steady with lin
tied denand the arrivals nSdere quoted o. ftaT are In
Aetye s8d nominal
Broom CORN AND BRooMsIn Corn there has bean only
obbg trade about quote At Jct
for o Tor New New Groen aud t for
New Hurt Booms dull unchanged quoted SloSJ
d0fen.
BUILDING hATBRlALS-There coatBncd active distributing
Bnoks and the he receipts liberal the
qnaiAuors For ayerssaw Bay EncAL sBaSlO Do deh'
srud soaSl2 UpkVsf ~ a0d "a do dehyerod ~ 80
Jersey s1Gs1 5Oi do, delivered b9eSg o0 Pale AZ - 19so
delivered 80 A6s7 croon slsaea do delivered eH ~
9s soi PhilaspAia sSs06 a. delivered ssO Soeep W
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

Roady TO-DAY: ~
V'HE ARCHIVES OF SCIENTIFIC AND
PRO, P6ASTLGAh CAIN hKoIGlSE. ,,,,h7Rc
I-oRiGISGL CoMMUSIfATioSs." -.... .-....
l. HENIOPIC AND SEGroRb LIKE DEFECIS IN TIE FIELD
OF VISION AND THEIR CONNECTION WITH DIS
EASES OF THE HEART AND BRAIN. BIZ H. Knapp
II. FRACTURE or TIE LOWER DORSAL YERfEBRE FOL.
OF SPEECH AND HEARING. b. WLarion Snkler.
H. CERTAIN Nervous SEQCtl.,E OF 1LRbBlsO- SPINAL
AND THERNlC FEVER t5JNSfROKEI By Geo M
". Summary or OBSERVATIONS or THE Effect OF THE
GALvANlC CURRENT UPON TIE AUDITORY NERVE
V. or PIIE ESPL0Y4ENT OF CARBOLIc ACID IN DERMAL
VII NOTE oS a CASE OF iuM&S NosEScEPHALIAN MON
STIR WHO LIVED TWENri-NISB HOURS. By Mar
VII. TIE influence OF XERvEIBsIoSs UPON TEMPERA-
VIII CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS or ,, TIE ~, syPH%LITIG e %
TX cAsE or RPiiEPf1FoRM COSvULsIoSs PROM CALCU.
LUS N THE URINARY BLADDER, CURED By AN
OPERATION. BY {. S. hn.erUL
Y. HEAT ~ THE TREATMENT OF PARALYSIS By William
xl. cLISIc6I NOTES on NERVOUS DISEASES OF WOMEN.
mHSH0RT 0RIGNAL CLINICAL FACTS
RESEARCHES ON THE SOCALLED INSllhCI OF CIuCh'
OS THE TEMfERATURE ~ PHrHlss. By Sidney Ringer,
n HANDBOOK OF THERAPEUTICS. By sdnev Ringer. MD
TBAITE De CLlAATOLJ6IE GLNERALE Du GLOBE. Par le
THE GATSAroy or SLEEP By james Coppe NJ d.
EEw TREATMENT or VENEREAL DlsEAsES By lODOFORA
SKIN DISEASES THEIR DESCRIPTION PATHOLOGY, DAG.
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

President Sloan has given notice TO the Board OF
Brokers that the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Rail
road Company has consolidated with the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, under which latter title
the Joint interests will be hereafter known and
operated The terms of the consolidation give the
shareholders of the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury
Company the right to exchange their shares for
like amount of the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern stock The present capital of the Delaware Lack
awanna and Western Road is S2O,0O0OO0 and that Of
the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury, for which Della
ware, Lackawanna ard Western viii be exchanged,
is S3.jOOOOO, making total capital stock Of S23-
100000 The Lackawanna and BlOomsbuTg Road
connects NJ Scranton with the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western and runs to Northumberland,
PENN a distance of eighty miles, and is fully
equipped with engines, ears, &c, as follows ~
locomotives passenger cars, 200 freight cars, and
14O0 coal cars, with first-cllss machine shops at
Kingston Penn. The bonded debt of the road, less
sinking fund, is Sl,5l2OOO; and the net earnings up
to the present time have averaged II per cent
per annum.
Some of the city journals stated this morning that
Mr.. Huntington and one or two other gentlemen
prominently connected with the Central Pacific
Railroad Company had sold out their interest in the
Company, and were about to retire from the diree-
tion. We learn from excellent authority that the
statement is erroneous, that the gentlemen in ques
tion have no thought Of severing their connection
with the management of the road and, while as yet
nothing has been actually done in the way Of chang
ing the management of this important railway,
negotiations foot winch may re-
suit in adding to the direction Messrs.
O. ID. Mills, William Sharon, Michael
Reese, and A. A. Cohen, four of the most prominent
capitalists the Pacific coast whose influence and
energy would greatly add to the strength of this
already strong enterprise We notice that at the
close to-day 1O3 and fraction bid for the first
mortgage bonds of this Company, which is not sur
prising in view of the fact that their semi-annual
3 per cent coupons mature in July.
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
sylvania Skies, 1O9; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. % Reading Railroad, 5s3; ; Pennsylvania Rail-
road. 81! Gold. 1l5s.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

The London dispatches report Consols an eighth
lower or so, but United States securities steady and
quiet. Gold was lower again to-day, and the sales
were down TO 115l, the feature being still the
anxiety of the bulls to get out of their holdings.
The range Of the price, to-day, was ll5s and ll5i.
On gold loans the rates were g g. and per cent for
carrying TO fiat. The export cearances of domestic
produce from this port to the currency valua-
tion of SG5u 1896. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
in coin interest on the public debt, SlSOOO, and
$4,000 in called bonds. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows Gold cleared,
SSl 93l 900; gold balances. $2Sl S52 currency bal
ances, S3,33G j96 The following were the quota
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

In railroad bonds there was small business at
firm prices. The sales are given in the Stock Ex-
change lists printed above. The following were
the bids
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nal Is

EBoOTs AND SHoES-rh. branch Of aie eontaue' quite ',
usual a. this season GOOD small orders have
from interior and esf ~ aen ~ tre gJo us
number o sales thus M % month 'aiy T. Alt
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keep up tter assortment " and desirable styles, mauln
que bnsy having o0mp el od; the stock Of go
gltnot 10 te wants Of h3 wh zooq nora
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lsces findings webs AMI ddls Eho1 chaze masnt
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BEESWhX-Ths market very dn, and n the abserce
pees ally oi; " stn and soabsrl at JhQ
COTrOS-rts demand for Cotton th@ pot 5lJ n
crate and prse have ayancei &C. al except OafJ IA
The msrseL regnlx an1 lsus l0mIntL ~ quote lons
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

Gold receipts 6f77l7 81 Cu'cy paYmts 1897 l03 19
Gold payInents Is9O65 20 Curcy balance. 23G2S0}2 90
Gold balance .43, 3,36jS75 "A CustOnls..-. AS,OOO 90
Currency repts S5S,263 6S
Treasury balances at the close OF business to-day
were as follows: Currency, S7,6iOOOO coin, 74125, :
900 certificates S35 10000. The internal revenue
of the day amounted to $3OOOO0.
The following are the official rates for foreign ex-
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08
HAIR Alive.

It's a sad thing 10 pass through life only half
alive. Yet there thousands whose abitnaI COM
dition is of Is nguor and debility. They com
plain OF NO specific disease; they suffer NO positive
pain; bntlhes have relish for anything which
affords meEtaf or sensnous pleasure to their more
robust and energetic feIlowsbeings.
In nine cases cat often this lsssitnee and
destroys the energy OF both mind and BODY When
the waste OF nature is not Supplied by a due and
regular assimilation OF the food, every organ is
starved,,every function interrupted.
row, what does common sense suggest under
tnese circumstances OF depression! The system
neels rOusiag and strengthening; not merely for
an hour OF two TO sink afterwa into more piti
ao g condition than Gas it AssureciIy Noridsdo
II an ordinary alcoholic stinu ant v = resorte foS
oEI radlcalty anu permanently.
bow lie this desirable object to be accomptisheds
ne answer to this question, founded the unvary
experience of quarter OF. century, is easily
gwen 'nfuse new vigor into the digestive orPans
by course OF HOstetter's Stomach Biiters. DO NOT
waste time in sdmini-tering temporary remedies
nnt wake the systen up by recuper ting the foup.
tain head OF physical strength and energy the great
organ upon which all the other organs depend for
their nurture and support,
by The time that . dozen dossa offhe sres ware.
tahie tonic and invigorant have been taken. the
ieehle hame o-oyspeptlc will begin to feel its ne
nign influence Appetite will be created ana, with
appetite the capacity to digest what itcrsves, Per
severe until the cure is complete until heaithfaI
blood mt to be the matersl q flesh and muscle
bone and nerve md brain. flows through the chan
mel, OF culat'on. instead of the waterv rabulnm
nouriAhed -.''PS''SN'S
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08

Thrust back. virgini.'s horsemen ride the haiti.
field length;
And for desperate onset now they gather al, their
strength.
As howiing storm. on tempe.. wing. lays low the
forest's pride,
They huri them on Kilp.triek's line. and down his
squadrons ride.
They brs.k.th.y ay-in vain, their chief strive.
order to restore
Panic in the ranks behind. impes heranks before,
The swelling yell. of triumph ring upon their
frighted ear,
While Pslham's light artillery. roll. laundering
their rear.''
s.arted-iooked-in vague eurpri.e-the moon
rhonc full and fairs
The old man slept upon his couch. I'D DREAMED
within my chair
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08

HANDSOMELY IMPRovEp.-The spacious
suburban residence of Mrs. Forest, in which
is located the Jefferson Female Institute" Of
our town has been rendered doubiy attractive
Units outward appearance by the good taste and
artistic brushes of Messrs Davis & Conner
The crumbiing stucco of the outer walls hav
lug been substituted by sub-t initial weather.
boarding, the painters skill has given the
finishing touch to what is regarded by all as
long needed aud most handsome improves
ment,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08

New ENTERPR1sE We learn that Mr..
Chas. Dink!e, Of Jefferson county, W. Va,
intends putting into operation in this place,
about the middle OF this month, steam saws
mill. felloe- bender. and planning mill Dir
Dinkie is very enterprising gentleman, and
we welcome into our midst enterprises of the
KIND, as they give employment to labor, and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08

OCCUPIED MIR. Jacob b Brown has re-
moved to aud now occupies tho newly ftted>
up and handsome store>room in the "Rawlins
property" recently purchased by him, nearly
opposite his old stand
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08

PhANTs.-Messrs Hopkins & Co., at their
Gardens near Edge, Hill Cemetery, have now
in condition for transp2anring, Cabbage. To-
mato, Egg, Pepper and Cauhfower Plants, in
any quantity and every variety
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08

S9~ The addition to our new Jail is up
and ready for the tin roofing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08

Pew RESTs.-Tho Pew Rents of the
Presbyterian Church are due, Punctual Pay,
ment is requested. a. w. CRAMER,
April l, 1878. Treasurer.
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PRIME JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND
AT PRIVATE SALE

"f'fE undersigned offers at Private Sale his vnlua
be Farm. si'uated On the South side of the b
q u. X X. near the sn"PherdHIown aud HaIIIp~ n
i"r"PiEc an'i within Inil"s OF DUf1eld's Deput
jet"rs"" county. wa Said farm contains
I95 AcreS"f No. Limestone Land,
about g. Acres of whrh are IN TIMBER A,.s
The IMPROVEMENTS cOrnp!. lie n nd in STTff
good condition There Is ais" upon tn. land Iatik
nm excellent APPLE ORCHARD, containing Iln
trees: ne Tara can be conveniently divided into
W." tracts, and will be sold either hole or II,
part. For terms aud further particulars ErpIy to
the under svr-d. JOHN NJ ESCI
Dufi.ld'- Depot, Jefferson Co. w Va.
February II 1873 2n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08
FOR RENT.

BLACKSMITH AND W NGuN. ~, KFR,e e1op
~ For R.nt.Onf Of The best ''anhs in The COUNTY.
give" q: once. Married rrrn y. IN f.miIi.s; nre.
ferred Hi'iFARV 4 WILSON
summit Point. Mar. 10 1-1a-In
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re The Virginia Legislature adjourned
sine die on "Wednesday last.