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National Republican., 1873-09-17

went for Mr Field. showing a knowledge Of that
gentlemans record that probably surprised him,
un generally conceded that nothing was gained
discussion.
Mr.. L. L. Lewis then introduced Hon. T.. II.
chandler, who was limited to one halt hour. II
Wns not far shake for our eloquent friend
ShAndler, and while he used his half houl TO
great advantage no, Of course, was under great
dlsad advantages-it being dark and many OF the
people from the country had left. I cannot un-
dcItake TO write out anything like full report
OF MT. Chandlefh speech, but everybody knows
that the "Old Warriors" speeches are always
good-prr erecilencc. At the close OF Mr.. Chand-
lers speech. Mr.. Field being entitled TO half All
hour TO close, said, In conclusion, that IS Mr..
Chandler complained Of not having time to prop
efly discuss the questions at issue, he tFicl,p
would meet him at any time aud place he might
elect. Mr.. Chandler very promptly accepted tho
challenge, and will meet Mr. Field some time
iurlnR the canvass. The meeting then ad-
journed.
At night the band serenaied the speakers at
the Waverly house. Coils. Hughes aud Popham
and MI. chandler responded IN very happy
strain. II has been great day for our cause IN
this county and will have a gooi effect. no
from abroad; among them the Hon. Jos. Segar.
The cause Of Republlcanism Is nourlshlng In this
section, as II is according to report, all over the
state. Our friends arc very buoyant and hope
ful. Tho Culpeper Independent band acquitted
themselves very cre'iitably, and did much TO en-
liyen the occasion.
hope you will pardon me for the hasty and
curs0ry manner IN which ] have gathered the
foregoing facts. ! am young In the business,
but viii promise 10 do better next time.
Very truly yours, REppBricis.
National Republican., 1873-09-17
FOR SALE,
Attention, CenRressmcn, Capitalists, aud
Others.
At A SACRIFICE,

HOUSE AND LOT desirably located, stree,
paved VIII A.pbslt; sewerage splsndid taxes paid.
mue Psrfect; 10, u by lE fest inches 10 q 8foo'
and ionr rooms deep, This house 10 one oi The b.s
corttruct d in the city white msfble trimmings to
teps splendid dry cellar underneath the main
Dud,ns, and ANAL vegetable cellar underneath the
back bui ding: parlor, sitting room, dining roo M
and Kitchen on ,hrst hoor; nine sieepins apart.
menu; tive splendid bath rVTms. with water osets
aud marble top wAshttands: select whita marble
mAnues ~ Almost every room; range Of best pat
Tern wsshtubs, with hot and cdd water; servants
teen hne closets throughout the structure There
" well Of delicious water io the yard; also nne
story brict stable IN the rear. with upper story 40.
ishsd she on ior oo,ehmsn; Tni. splendid properly
slasc on easy terms. or take other city property
vingni.e A ~. i.l New York avenue, corner Of
HUYGK 4 ADDISON.
Real Estate Agents aud Brolerr
sepi3.i IChron
National Republican., 1873-09-17
LOST AND FOUND.

OK REwARD.-LosT, GOLD NECK CHAIN,
FD with clasp attached, bosrinv the letters N
The aboye reward ~hi 10 paid II brought 70
ilo5 street northwest sefi-5t .
TAKEN By THE METROPOLITAN POLICE
p,ciou.y hi,chsd IN slate alley yh,sh viii b sold
Laar Of W. l. wAll 90, at " o'clock q m, UFs.
DAY. September 30, N ownership ~ not proven II
this once, 60 LOUISIANA avenue, ptior thereto,
ny order. uEO H. HERHICK,
sei6t Property Clerk
National Republican., 1873-09-17
BOARDING.

poARDNG.-DoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
.Iecrtys Dcpsrtments Arply. at sisI Tvclfth
strcet. tctveen and strectn north west sop1bu
National Republican., 1873-09-17
DENTISTS.

~ DIR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
&nI ohio Ohio 9ellsFs q d., Dental 4 81. Surgery Ii sev.
south of odd Feiows Hsli. w.ahinston. ay,s a.,ss
used In extracting Teeth. Teeth siO set, either
jaw. Jyii'H
National Republican., 1873-09-17
FOR SALE AND RENT.

Tor sALE-A FRESH iLDERNEY COW
with calf ,WM. ouQPPlN.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23

been dull and business is entirely confined to few
houses who make this class OF securities speciy'
There has been nothing doing III them c'iiiihB LUZ
comment The city bank stocks have been III ihou-
crate demand only but at stiff prices In tne ran
,voy ,nortgogas the business of the week has been
satisfactorv the abundance Of money lying ldle
finding martial empoyment in the purchase OF hrst-
losq bonds The Fries were all at fair figures inc
Western roads bringing good prices. The CANADA
Southern bonds lthe road being just completely soiu
ot Of while the Central Paccs sold to 81 per cent
above par. additional impetus being gwen Dy Iio
nearness of the July per cent interest III goiu'
same rule was also applicable to the Westerns
Unions have been gradually dropping ana are EeIy
weak at the close, particularly the incomes ""'o"
were down some three or four points Ihey "eio
doubtless influenced by the same causes WHICH uo
pressed the stock. -
The leading features of tho STOCK marheU nav
been weakness and lower prices Speculation n''
been influenced somewhat by outside cohsluei -
ucb as reports concerning the issue of bonds by the
Pacific Mail Company, the death OF Horace LA an,
and the change in the Northwestern direction Inc
widest fnctuation was in Union Pacific, which de-
clned moro than six per cent, aterward recovering
inward If three per cent. Pacific Mail declined
from 4O2 IN ga and later rallied TO above 3D. BOlh
of these shares were at times freely pressed Tor SAFE
Western after a brief spell Of activity, re-
lapsed into the old rut of dizziness Some OF the
other shares showed variations of one to three per
cent but presented no important features Eariy
Yesterday there was sharp advance, but at the close
lower prices prevailed again. On the whole, business
showed an improvement over the TRANSACTIONS oi
last week, but toward the close there was little ac
tiyity. To-day there was moderate business done
in the morning but the market was deserted tnls
afternoon the street operators preferring jerome
Park TO the Stock Exchange. Prices opened steady
and then made material rally, notably in Union
Pacific, which Wa, the feature of the day Inc
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF stock
| were "A follows: c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT Bonds.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-3O First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars and thereafter to pay no higher rate of inter
est than per cent on further issues of its bonds the
limited remainder Of The $40 loan is being disposed
0fthrough the usual agencies.
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Companys lands at TO- 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-
tveness as an investment.
The Company now has more than 800 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 acres of its land grant and sales
of land have thus far averaged IS 66 per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Pacifcs.
JAY COOKE & Co.,
No. 20 Wall-st New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23

There was small business in railroad bonds, and
the market presented no new features Central and
Western Pacifcs strong at 1903 and 90, respect
lively, and Union Pacific was weak at SO for Firsts
10! for Land Grants, and 5S957l for Incomes There
was an improvement in New Jersey Southern Firsts
from 70 to 73l. The following were the quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
Ten CENT INVESTMENT.

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS Of
the VERMONT DIVISION OF the PORTLAND AND
OGpENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE.
No security n greater than these FIlSr-cLAsS RAIL
ROAD BoNDs. based on a large property as well US on
a large and constantly increasing income.
The building aud management of the road are con
Quoted with such economy and integrity as to make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
Gedthcrs.

EXPERIENCED ENGLISH CLASSICAL
N and MATHEMATICAL TEACHER whose teaching and q,c-
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As partner o ass slant salary expected Address ALPHA 81
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TNRFNCH TUTTION.-PrOf. J. j. BURNER
desires engagement for scholastic hstc ass
schools long experience good references Adess q West SJl
WANTED-A competent and successful
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Address j. n. BRONSON
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E1ponr, nov .rrr. !. lp72. TO plrs.

uY-rbe market is stb moderate dsniud Ne i-g,''
prue Good, @LHG ~, Good Shpp - ."'
man Shining Al SO Is dull nl heavy a. Stoa-O f S's
re- sl5G 4lG for Short DO. and so Tor Oat q, .-,
NAVAL SrORBS-rhe market for Spints Iupenun' tu, -.
Anil t,T vi ID Or ces entirely nominal and BAT aH r ho
- .5r r Merhanabe transactions rrpOfel hcsn Ae'
su,r Common Strained offered -, ba, Good STA u ',@i e.,
under To- With a0 o0S sold late ltse@l ~ '
mice Tar and Pitch quiet aod unchanged. - ,--,os a
doll but ses1y az sSdse I'D 'Ashs su.
81 I'M bbS Crude Fish moderate request asa a)
anil 6Oa52c Prime winter faro Ni" A.
md present make tJasc Crude lotto. seed AZ ~ I.
r yellow AZ Sc Yellow aud Waite Winter At 'c Ohef os
pROyIsloSS-we have had fairly sciVe AMI ,'nloe
p,s n,r.e,, the Local and export demand improved s.u
srer oar last and " light arrivals and '"hs4u,.
shls reineton Ia stock prices improved up 70 it"f
vbe, th inquiry AbAtei and ta market closed weaker sru
, ~ ,e.t.rays market Al high pncrs euueai hs COS
h. much l.ow last and ls s,itc 10 es'ta a
"A the part u dealers 20 operate btyoLh las m'
10y, snt. The demand the futu has been uorac 10
NJ. only A limited busness passing pHees arr s.-e.'
tas,,,nt ,bsuge kara Prime hAs ruled qgst and tA@e sac
d. b.s been dali aud heavy the Iootstg osI ~,
~ ma Mes has far snG9lo = Pef . 10
I,y he Pork market unsettled and to sell t iuinS c M.
nav. 70 be accepted the sales oash aud ftgulM are 49,,
W is Tor Old Noes; 5Jd 10 90 Tor New dsj > 10 20 e5 49,
80 ~ Tor faurc delivery. hear OF SO bhs he
- ale sO 2J Mes -elhr last half Jalr, st mthb " p
~ Il b.ayy quiet, sales OF " bbS al ~ - AZ
". sai xll " for Ert Mess and Psekrt a.
pssG.m. are steady. sales Of 40 bbls Nilhn TIE ~
-, Ns,ts arc quiet With ugat ojcrags haos ~ % -.
leo tcA Pebd Haas ga u s,eIss)v ia IA sIs
ils.r Bles on private tO 70 hrAV ho '9,oiis 80
"a 10 900 10 az o) sc. bak loo Grsen h-,' "a
A. Shoulder at Tie, aud 40 10. Smoked a. We - =, az
ann sales " boIes Long Char Al STE, and y - go Ia
pr-..ed arm bot quet quote AZ Su a.
zane and less aeu,e 80 bbs and Ies " ~ wv IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
.IyORTs gRos sEpr. ! l872, TO D,Tt,

GRAIE-Suce have bal active a9l variable Leat
market, the r4er Arfgts further ldya.es J. i.s5 & y
ayts Europe aud uuiA70rabe crop rtpof I
5 We rurch5ses have Chicago s'i Ml'auses
Nev-Yors. being much cheaper there thsn mere e'
Al, thing. considered 10 doubtless that the suir al sln.S
Wleata, the NorthWests arsr than we estimate 10 ,vope
April bat tae prospects for The Winter heat crop a .sv
date not only here lu s,o IN La9It ana u 49,
estimates furnished DO March ana We felnee oli -i,
California crop fully 5Uuub hlshe, A. compared sl'u @ So.
are uahvor.be; the want Of ran Is Itht -'''f tP.
IN Oa.o. Iniaua M.cagi1 aud Pesa'!l'aL-'' an rs
- nj ,be ,-5p have changed decidedly The rs, hTiHr
49,, W r, 1Bn rrri of thst now 10 d}uye Harvest
| n, virginia ami IN tbo southern counties the ruIt s thus fr
well spoken o. In Georgia where re harvest WIN soon y"
tennessee and KeitucAy m better than lunn- ' Pst
7eir. the true Of Illinois ana Of az tle ~
Mississippi River TIE movement o1 beat o. 20. n' ii
es and We 6ad the quantity the canal about ls-es
We adding 20 our siocs SD 2hi' oq' illa5 q CON 2 ,,s
Winter Wtea; l,.e has been done lolts are nt l I
lbs !, e IN SDrn. future delivery quite an active Dln nay G
noted chiefly IN No NsauAt. a; u IS pa '.t IT,
srUpiy vi no Milwaukee since TUESDAY las been - g. lt ol
t5roSsb their agents here has Commanded BIZ M Pne illS
other descriptions being more p'luiF NIlA ~ 49, ,-
pndag week last year About tWots Of She gooi ale 20 4l
week previously sold and tle, Ieg-' 30. -,.s-s
shipment tbs been great iraghacA % business o-
been greatly unsettled oia, ,le heh H.iAl - stre
os The m,rket closes lover the demand roraf oeesy
fT e,port Winter neglected and prices Unsettled The 'd os
SIR ~ the future Is fair We hear Of sale Of a
: lOdsl Rejected Sprugi 81 50 Tor No tme'so SPnlst
81 4sasl q for N5I Ihe2.o Spas 81 iI N No. = i
White Canadian bond barley H. quiet aud taue. ia
au ana SoI. g & , aIe 700 6es6e Nss Nd At
Jd4 ic t9c; Black AZ Sdttc' Ne.bta Nae y
4lEllc; aud Fsucy from Iosa 81 Jc White AZ SdfN hW .
6rn the supply light last sale Of Western was At 5oe Con ls
lui " sail J." ulrei is in'' 'e
better oe' iTd a o g R,r ry at sc Rail- oasae
western mixed 952c Western Yellow At ec soaAe'a "'"s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
No. 20 Wall-st.. New York.

NORTH CAROLINA BoNDs.-A full statement of
these securities is given in our Weekly Financial
Report. No. 100, June "a. HAsSLER ~ Co, No
Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23

The subjoined table shows the extreme nuctua-
tons in United States bonds, the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares, and gold, made during
the pas; week well as the closing quotations. oI
each M the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
RnNns AT A BARGAIN.

.MoNTCLAR RAILWAY BoNDs,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 80
JAMESON. SMITH Il CoTTIKG. Ii Broad-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
he investment VERY PROFITABLE AND PERFECTLY

+. g. r. FAIRBANKS e. Co, 81. Johnsbury Vt.
FAIRBANKs g. Co, No. 81 Broadway, New-York.
FAIRBANKS, Brown & Co, No. Milk-st., Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
THE MONEY MARKET.

JUNE IL IoIJ'
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGfs--ofr ' TpIpIrNE-
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOX i
FIRST CALL 1O1 O'CLOCK A. NJ
S1les OF GOperHmcnt Bonds =, ". - 1901
1000 U. 3. $40 G., 1901 4OS ~ go e. o. I2li
2QeOO u. s. 81 1910 C....ll2k SNW u o. .l2li
a6O0 ~ 81 zoo O. l6J.e. liz 6,OOO...... ...'-'.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23

Money was in good supply all day at 3 to per
cent and most Of the business was done. at the in
ter1nediate price. The range for prime mercantile
paper is g. to q per cent The bank statement was
favorable, showing gain to the banks of Sl9j22j,
their present surplus over legal reserve being Sl2
lG6375 The coin movement of the week covered
the Treasury disbursements of S2,OOOOO0 on the reg
ular weekly sale, Sj52,OOO in redeemed Fiye-Twen-
ties and Sl77 9OS in coin interest on the public debt
the payments into the Treasury for Customs amount
ing to Sl,7l2,GOO The export of specie will be
found below. The following table shows the cond:
finn nf the hanls nj the dates aforementioned:
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NORTF LIFE PORTRAYED.

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NOR The wonderful Intellectual display Which he
Western the Psdrnut cam
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reru f De sinking and suggestive oil his many admirable ana
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The carnage trade Of the week fairly active. and,
as during the week preceding, confined chiefly 10 hght
vehicles suited for the The aggregate OF sales
was somewhat behind that OF the previous week Cab
rOlets Vict0ras, DarOuches, and T carts are at pres
ent the leading styles for the seaside and summer
sorts. This class OF vehicles is bought OF prominent
manufacturers only, very little OF second and cheap
grades Of work of this kind ever being sold
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The anoauons Coton store mining qn3hU t
more than half grade below t1e arads qa01eL
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ICarefnTY reported for TIKI TuBuNz
sArURDAY. Jsne n. IRA
AsHES-The receipts today 10 pigs P0ta steady
lin demand; quoted l11 end nominal
COFFEE Gue sails so bags Rio hema A. lsi, god and
2fD bags ssnto Domingo az Tie, gold.
COTTONIbe ha been only moderate demand Tor Cotton ~ ID
bot pne without golllls shnge We quote a loos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23

The London market to-day was quiet, and neither
directly nor indirectly influenced gold. Excepting
a few doubtful transactions at ll5s, all the sales
were at 1l5g6ljl alternately, though very small in
the aggregate. Loans cost for carrying T. l, and 81
per cent to fiat. The Assistant Treasurer paid ont
$4,000 called bonds and $4,000 coin interest The
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rency balances, S23SGG2G. The quotations were:
lOOOllgI 1880. .115i 1900 ...ll5l 230........ll5t
...ll5s l2OJ.-..ll5l $50 --.ll5s 3OO..ll5S
HOO. ...1l5l 1850. ..ll5s GOC.-..lljs
The days business at the United States Sbu Treas
ury was:
Gold receipts 07OQ3l 10 Curcy paym'ts s2O9lOo IS
Gold paynents 234GSl u Curcy balance. 2G0Sl07S 81
Gold balance Al 3Z9.2J2 50 Cust0ms. 2l6,OOO W
Currency re'pt-. 513,52l %
We annex the nominal rates Of foreign exchange
crrrnnt q the cnsn:
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l2O.9l9O. for 1868. Fisk Hatch report as follows
Of An IN
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Religion not Gloom.

We are Of those who love relig-
ion who wish to express it in our
daily life +; and loving it as we do,
we cannot push it to one side as a
dark'and solemn thing, fit only to
receive our tears Of repentance, and
before which we must walk with
long drawn faces. We see in it the
glory and sunshine Of life. When
it springs within us it does not con-
sign us to life of trembling sus-
pense, passed on the edge of tho
tomb; but our souls, heretofore
stumbling among the tombs, CROP
ing in dim caverns of earth, rise in
to the sunshine of Gods love. This
is the true life, and no one can tru-
ly say he lives, unless, throwing
aside his graveclothes, nc walks
forth in this light. We hold that
those who live in earnest must of
necessity be religious, and that
their religion will carry them above
all sorrow and care. Therefore we do
not like the fashionable sentimental
ism which throws shadows upon re-
ligion. We like soberness and rev.
etence, but also cheerfulness,. tri-
umph, Joy and gladness.