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All prices are IN gold
-. 90 n.a 80 nce
g7. Dec. %. tkdnocs.

The cable advices are again favorable to-day, aud
in London British consO!s advanced TO 343I6 While
limited States bonds continued strong. old 1865 as
iO5 1868 at IOS3s ten-foTties at lOSl2,, and new
Cyes at 1914. Erie was easier at .. lo-mOfIoW
will be the regular forSnighty settling day on the
London Stock EXchsnge, to-day beng tlcket gay.
The managers OF the Bank Of England held their
regular weekly meeting to-day but did pot alter
the minimum rate of discount, 1t remaining
al the ong-continued figure Of 2 per cent which
is 81 higher than the leading banks out
During the week the bark reported a decrease
Of Gi1O,OO0 bullion, this loss being supplemented
to-day by the withdrawal ION balance OF E40,OOO.
The proportion of reserve to liabilities, which was
last week 81 - per cent, II now 49'. silver guoed
m London at 56l4 pence the ounce English staldbd
I'm Frankfort United States new iyeS are higher az
lO2. Paris dispatches report that the BANK ~
France during the week showed decrease OF 6S3,-
O0O francs in specie. French five per cent rntes
are frmeI at IOJ. 100 lOJI5, sight exchange on
London being quoted mt 25.l4. Here the foreign
exchange market was active at nominal quotateES
given below. Selling rates on the basis ol H4 %
for lending and 81 S4$I Tor sight TO the & IIansae
tions in gold were restricted and chiefly at l0fi
though few sales were reported at l07ls On goid
loans the carrying rates were currency, 2 gold
rer onnpnl leo per diem, and at the close q. Tie
prepa yments Of coin interest by the Sab reasy SO
far amount TO So, f33, 00o Inclusive Of 81 l35, 900
to-day To-fay's redemption Of called bonds
amounted TO 1929, 900. To-day's business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared. S26;-
7320 900; gold balances S2,23S coo; currency bal
ances, ~, ,lOt,79 The principal gold duOtaiions
were:
l0...... .l07 0:20....lO7 % 2....... lO7 3,.iW
The clpsing ouotafot,s of foreign exchange as
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
The following are the current quotations, Of

The home money market was active ana WOIkeu
very closely all day, renewals OF demand loans nay
ing been made at 7 equally in currency ana gi got.i
aud when II waS required carry gold ah aoltossa
bonus of ls2 WAS by no means uncommon. SttSi
The demand had been supplied tho rate Teceaeg "
4QJ Quitc likely the closer working OF the haiNgs
Is IN measure due TO the general preparations iuSo
i'm the various financial institutions 10 meet settlel,
nents al the close of the year. But a better ana
more probable reason rs found IN the iSIso
rundown in the greenback reserve OF t Int
hanks oecasioned by the heavy eonstans
drain upon the city banks from out-9L.
town correspondents. 1t is not ullkey
that this e.ux is about over and none 700 so0 "
many of the banks are already below thc legal ii.
The middle of January should find the marx Daos
to its normal condition Discount IS dnli, blSens
not caring 90 take paper at aud per cent whln NIL
call loans offered more satisfactory prices for te
money Leading note brokers scse rates Us follows
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

sS6 SR FHE f. EA5l r. O. EH TE BE R ano 0
5SS. Dodd, Mead, &CO.
The thesis maintained in this volume is the
limitation Of civil government to secular and temporal
ends and assuming that the political system OF the
United States Is based this principle, and that the
public school institution Of the State and not OF the
Church the author concludes that the school should be
fair expression Of the character Of the State The public
school, he contends institution OF the State exists
by it's authority and supported by its Hence
the state has right to prescribe the religious system
which It shall each or the forms of worship which it
shall observe compel the people to pay the expense
such coereed support Of religion is equivalent to
State religion in the public school, whether the religion
and the worship accord with the views OF the majority
not According 10 this principle, Dr. Spear argues that
the Puritan public school, with its Bible and caeehsm,
docs not conform to American theory of civil gOver1
ent Kor Is better with the Protestant public school
in which King Jamess version Of the Scriptures and
IIeous exercises OF a Protestant stamp Incorporated
with the educational system. The Catholic the jew,
the IndeI and indeed all who dissent from Protestant
ip have valid grounds for complaint Of the injustice
of tsxatton for the support OF Protestant school.
The author admits that this principle excludes the
Hie from the public school much as 1t excludes the
Westminster Catechsm the Koran, any OF the sacred
hooks OF heaheuism II this Is Objectionable, the fault
lies with our system OF government stae dineFenuy
coostltuted might adopt different course and under
fse the task Of religious instruction, but t cannot be
done by the American Government. Dr. spear urgently
appeals to the people to apply the American principle 20
the public school the question should be decided by
the citizen rather than the sectaran The true method
is ID place tho Protestant and the Catholic on the same
Ground THIS position Is mpregnable for t nsures 70
each religion its rights and Is in exact accord Win
the spirit and the letter Of our civil institutions Dr
smear has presented the whole subject in manner which
can hardly fail to be acceptable to every sincere lover OF
truth whatever may be his personal opinions Few II
any points germane the question have been neglected
nv the author in his almost exhaustive treatment and
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

Anew edition Of the Diary, "reminiscences, and
CoreSoondeiee OF HENRY CRABB ROBINSON, is issued by
Hurd & ought0n, forming Of the most agreeable Of
the many agreeable narratives Of personal experience
which within few years past have enriched the bio
graphical literature Of England. The memoir OF the
kindly and accomplished OF whose letters and Jour
nails IL consists presents fund Of interesting Iccollcc-
lions OF Wordsworth, COeridge, Charles Lamb Blake,
the poetpanter. Lord and Lady Byron Haztt. Savage
Iandor, Samuel Rogers, southcy, Goethe, Schiller
Tleck the Schegels and other celebrated men in En-
gsh and German literature II the book is less enter
tanning than BoswelPs Life Of Johnson II Is only be
cause no one character occupies the chief place or the
scene but the interest s dused among Wide variety
Of individuals Mr.. Crhbb Robinson himsef Is not to be
named in the same breath with the p0pDJay Of Bos
we'll While the biographer Of Johnson was parasite
and a snob, Crabb Robinson was gentleman OF hish
breeding and culture who read the best books kept the
best company and always remained IN the background
himself when he had occasion TO speak OF the usrol7
men whose houses he frequented aud with whose friend
shin he was honOrcd.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

at 50 per cent Concerning II, we have trustworthv
authority for saying that the semannual statement
soon to be made will not materially differ from ths
following:
Gross earnings for six months &c 600
Operating expenses 4s61000
Net earnings OsoOCo
aateea & stock ;; Al ,o aso
Balance for dividend on s49,4seSOo of
Michigan Central sold from 449l TO 45l2S4f7s@
45ls and Central and Hudson at 14S10losalG lG0Ss
Erie was dull and inactive at 9l2. The st. Pauls
were again higher under covering OF shorts, which
carried the common stock to 20ls and the pre-
ferred to 52lsG52. Northwest sold at 36i2a36l4
while the preferred was quoted at 55I2056& with
out a transaction Rock Island was steady at 1929
1O2ls the principal feaurs being the sale of about
1000 shares on sellers option at 90 days. Illinois
Central after selling at Co.'s recovered to G2 but
closed at 61Ts. The coal shares were neg
lected, and, except for Delaware and Hud-
son, huetuated within narrow range. But
it is expected tnat the next few days Will deyslop
an activity. The Delaware, Laekawanna and West
year will decide the interest question with TWO
Others. The miscellaneous list was quiet and VOID
of feature, The final prices compare with those OF
yesterday as follows: Advances Illlnos Sentgaii,
Michigan Central Morris and Essex, Pacific Mail
and Western Union, each e; Delaware, Lack
awanua and Western and Ohio and Mississippi,
each Ii st. Paul preferred, Is; Wells, Fargo d TO-,
I9 St. Paul, %; Union Pacific, d; and c.. G; c. and
"A Central and Hudson, North. Western, and Hanpi-
bal and St. Joseph, each u; Harlem, 1, and Della
ware and Hudson, III per cent The subjoined
'N'-O RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

Though his arguments may not always carry conviction
his uniform fairness OF reasoning and his freedom from
yehenience and heat will command attention and win
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

THE GATES OF THE EAST BY HEsRT C. POTTER d. D..
l2mO pp. 2j9. r.. L. DutOn 6Co.
In spite of the rich library of Oriental travel
which is so remarkabe an element in current native lit
erature this modest narrative Of Winter in Egypt and
Syria will not be unwccOmc to the many readers who
wish to l01k at subject from different points q
view and TO whom interest Is impaired to the colt
tents Of the from the character and position OF
the writer DR.. Potter pursues familiar route IN the
description OF his journey, but his remarks always pos
sess freshness and often novelty, which show that
he Travelled with watchfu eye and alert mind, seeing
everything for himself and recording his Impressions
with no air ofteuy preteuse, but with great cearness
OF detail and polished elegance OF language.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
lJuslrHtilon.

City.
4 NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 252 Madi-
y - .osC' % r. Ss'"fa s s, s. aaa S s be- rSdSSsd
4 MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.-I 18th
n year vii Jegin MONDAY, oct p at 81 East +3isi
All she FTe.lo! de~, saapi,d TO Ameri''A wants
An c1tacly " Ndcris'S ch"ap and beautiful ar
ranged by and manufactured only Miss Coc schools and
ismiies supplied.
rauy primary school, parts Of the county are
- DE doasud ior he Imcican gndergareh system as
TAUGHT by Miss Cos Is ihcrrasiaE iapsily -
CHARLIER INSTrrUE, ,.-,r ,onv
BOARDING AED DAY SCHOOL FJR BOYS from to
20 yrafN old. ----.-.------
4 HARRIS PATTON Classical School will
~ GFoPrE WEDNESDAY,, sept 20 at J. l05 Broniway.
N9TSS VAN WAGENEN Of 10 East Forty
tcho M a IN 95 sSs "a M TMiGRsb&T ssP a 4
AIRS. ROBERTS end Miss WALKER En-
I,B gsh ana frsnch SCHOOL l46 nadisonsye Advanced
i TIRE yoSrs isdes win be received into Che fum,y.
| Va GLASSES TX DHA WING AND WATER coLoRs.
Terms $50 }af S 20 f s :. one oeS i1 he , pay
eDe IN adyGugc reduction will be mace ior t"o OF moro
PuDp coming together .-
UNIVERSITY Grammar School, No. Win
~ thr iacO (Uns LIoCk SNcw.forg UHiyersyj, he
pasasat fS fs sS yen H. p hoBGY s LASS IHssiTE frnaa
Country.
| A LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Mitary Board
n ing sjoo White Plains NY. rriucip1 o. RWinr Ph D.
4 HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
~ Bows. +. KINDS A. NJ, HsnPr,osd L. l. 500 70 $50
| A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE FAMILY w0nld
~ ,nroobaTzo O tNs or three CtiILDEEN, apd give
de. @ d. pic Price " TaiT I'm hi5dale T. W. Ror5o Conn nus
| DEAN COLLEGE aud OBSERVATORY of
~ ~ nssm'Gg 1 S Yfo, I y%aE ig $40 s per
ss rates for apss'y' FtT :, feG;n E%erf H. 4c.aS f's IN
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. \.
rE PATEs REDUCED TO sl72 A YEAR al
Fifteen teachers prepare for College for Busness or for
LIE live graduating oOises AnY three stuhics may
chosen. Admissions ut any iimo popo i%,9a'iy % v,So
| GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
| N BrdreoOgt Conn Asacss Mss EMILY NELSON.
| HONE SCHOOL, Westville Conn.,, for boys
Referen es Rev T. Willard, Westyile and JO W. Hyc
N d. los aud 1857 Broadray, Ny. Prof w VI HYDE. Prin
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, N. Y.-Ne
| ing pupils Circulars at THOMAS KiRKPATRtCK's sog
| Broadway. address AREAdNAC ROVE fiinr !5.
! JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE, Ta,ry-
| - town n Y. AddrSss Rev FL. JACKSON pg.rcpac
X EARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
School reopens sept H. FoT full information salrcss
"'"''' FREDERI0K rH0MPsoE lfineipal
| MT. PLEASANT INS1'TE.-Private classes
NI fol boys Amherst Mass Bsiab iSi6H Nash "A S PIN
MRS. VESTS BOARDING and DAY
| WI SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS,
| Greenwich. Conn. PostOahce BOX l6o 6o-----------
MILITARY SCHOOL at Croton-cn-the Hud-
| Nl con, between feeksEdn sad snssns; 9. B. war.
RING A. ~ PRINCIPAL experience 20 yth'sj building new
and elegant ymrssiHa lOSiOi drlTUOm I0xGo grounds
| acres send Iora ciltular
For circulars sddress the PInclpals, Col CHARLES J..
| WRIGHT, A. NJ, ROBERT DONALD, A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

The Ncr Hymndyy isa revised and improved
edition Of the excellent selection Of hymns and tunes for
sundaySchoos prepared four years ago by Mr. sisis-
uund Lasar and commended at that time In THE TnlB-
uSR Nearly half Of the present collection is different
from the Old and the ability and good taste Of the com
miller furnish abundant assurance that the changes
improvements (Ncw-YoIk and Chicago: Biglow
Main)l.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
Gotele.

NEW ENGLAND H0TEL.--Lodgings 50c.
~ Weekly s2as3 200 light roOns for gentlemen only
corner BOwery Bnd Bayard.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
Sta satf alif' io Sr days. ds Buyer 90 days

The following table OF prices OF the promlnent
gold and silver mining shares, including the OPEN
inc prices of to-day, as received by Telegraph from
San Francisco il furnished by William Ward, DIcXeI
Building. All prices are IN gold: - 90 t,....
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

Celchcr5.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union-square.
IL nraecuents made for No charge schcos and
families. ANNA RANDALL DIEhl4 Manager
EROEBEIn KINDERGARTEN SYSTEM
Taught and materials furnished reasonable rates by
tarrr III fen years experience b0hest references A
dress VAsSAH ALUHSUS, Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,23S
Broadway.
AIRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEHL, teacher OF
LSl Rcadus and Dramatic Action, - Upion.sgiarc.
MRS. LOUISA Is. CULVER Teacher OF
vi Painting dandsrare hOwrTs SCI studio No. Asso
caIion Building. References Nj. d. Huntington, MI Wm
Hart, Mr. James NJ. fart
AIRS. MITCHELL supplies schools and fami-
WI lies withau with competent FFACHEIS Tor
eGcatior al branches Refers leading schools an1 iaes
Teachers bureau "a West 3ltn-s once hours u w
TCEACHERS AGENCY, 1,7O7 Chestnut-st,
Plrrphn- Competent teachers lnale and female) FOR
every branch oi instruction.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
.Nr STOCK DEpARrMENr-IOL O'CLOCK
AND lilo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
FIRST BoARD-10I2 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
Sales Of State Bonds- Railroad B0ndsBdHk and Rdtt-
road SRaTes-Egpress Stocks, 6c.

DIS OF Col 3.65s
Z,OOI........ 7Ola
Bur. G X and NJ lst
5000 A.
Chic b & Q Con 7s
B,OOO........ IL q
Chic, II / @ Pac "a
j, 90 .......ll : =
Nu and ~ Paullst,
Lacrosse Div
lO.0OO.......l0l
Nil q So Y G K r
1900. b3. -
Chic and n West G
4.OoO mn. l03si
Chic and y w lst
1000. ......lO1
Chic and n w Con
Coup q q
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

There is no quotation Tor time ioans. Nh, et the
updermentioned cities to-day: Savannah onS.s ssse
Cincinnati duh liosis discount; Chafles,on ia
Ssf9l4, lsa par; Hew-Orleans, eoinhe'oalnaJ chr
bank, IA; st. Louis, 81 90 to " dIseoup" aNs
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
NWI 4 7 NIfTTTN
2i0.. be. l02 "a
~ NJ


Morris and Essex
6O....bC. 81 =
Iian and 81 Joseph
100. be. 1911
Ohio and Miss
100. ..bCS3. . s
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

Sales reported Of Toledo saturday.
23 should have Wabash Purchasing Committee Re-
| Celpts.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

Either o. the above sent free by mail to any address In the
United states on receipt OF the price.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
TRAINS GOING EAST.

AIItralns run daily, Sundays excepted.
Close connection made at Fremont with
trains on l.. s. q NJ s. Ry- to and from all
points East and West.
At Burgoon with trains on 7. T. a K. Ry.
At Fosforia with trains on Baltimore, Pitts
burgh & Chicago Ry.
At Lima with trains on ID. NJ. d C.H. & d
RR. to and from all points south. Also with
trains on p, Ft. WA Z. Ky 10 and from all
points East and West.
VIII. ANDREWS. Gen. Ticket Agent.
l. II. BURGOON, Receiver and Supt.
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At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, determined to
nominate Hendricks, and force him 10
accept. The nomination was made
but all efforts to elicit an acceptance
from him, until he had consulted with
the Indiana delegation, were ineflec-
tive. He will, however, accept. He
has no alternative as representative
Democrat.
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CiNCIaNATI TO t'OLUNRI!S
FindIay Branch.

g.Su,Ay TO i-AREY 49, Trains leave FlDdlay
9 o. am % u IN, arrive in Carey at lG.UU am,
3.O5 pm. ..
CAREY TO oFINDLAY.-TrainS leave tarey al
II IS am and 4iO pm, arTiy ing in Findlay al
LIB am, and $40 pm.
@Meals Nos. 9 and 10 run daily. all Other
trains daily except sunday
Parlor I,0aches on Nos. & and between San
duSky and Cincinnati. Sleeping Coaches ON
Nos and 10 between Sapdusky and C:nen
natl. Through Coaches on Nos5 6.1, 10 anu Ia,
between Sandusky and Columbus; on Nos. Ii,
IL, rs and Is between Columbus and Cincin
natl; and on Nos. ~. Is, IL and IL between
BeIlefontaine and Columbus
The above times will be made as far as prac-
tfcable but not guaranteed.
CHAS. HOWARD, superintendent.
HIM. BRONSON, Gen1Ticket Agt.
DEWITT &. BROWN, Genn Manager.
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County Ditch No. 2l.
Eli SPITLEg, PRINCIPAL PETITIONER.

AUDITORS OFFICE. IA AHCGCK 60.
FINDLAY, OHIO. June ~, lS56
To In iSDifIer. j. " EuEer g. F5asfey .Jshgi
FcdDfks, O.. ". [egley, ID. Irick aud i. r..
CLHgfOn.
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT \
Il petition signed by FIi Splitter and others
pray ing Tor the estab isiIing. location and
construction Of ditch, dIain or wstcTcOurSe
n 'he following proposed line, to wit COIN
meHcius al theSOnthwesi corner OF theNOrth-
west quarter of section number seven t7) in
Allen township. Hancock County Ohio, and
ais'ut fifteen tljl feet East Of the section line
between sections seyen % and twelve O2l Oi
s;tid township thence North parallel with
said section line through sections seven %
and part way through section six 90 toa ciII-
vert IN the PerrysbuTg and Findlay pike,
and thence East about inv (J,D rods thence
North along the swale to the county line. To
intersect n county diIcf in wood county aud
there terminate. And that the time set Tor
the hearing OF said petition aud report oI
Engineer j. ON the
2Sth Day or July, 1876,
AT Inn'clock m. NJ the Auditors Office, in
Findiay. g. \ MOSHEE,
sw4 County Auditor.
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Incorporated Feb. "a, 1874.
TEE MUTUAL
Protection Association
OF OHIO.
Principal Office, N0rwaIk, Ohio.

This AS>0riatiOn is Operated upon Purely Mutual
Principles lis Reserve Remains with its Mem
hers uatil called upon TO pay DEATH LOSS.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

BelIefontaine Accommodation leaves Belle
fOntaine al > 20 am. arriving at UIbaLa at 5.iS,
Springfield, ., layton, 73O, Cincinnati, lOlO,
Columbus, $50. Returning. leaves Cincinnati
Springfield at 40 arriving at Urbana AT SIP,
p m, BeIlefontaine, 800 p m.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
Dr. COyeIi's Healing Syrul
Liver InvisOratOr, Blood Purifier and
EXCELLENTTONIC.

Prepared by the ChickahOminy Medicine
Company, Of Palmyra, New YORK.
\ most reliable and Indispensable family
medicine, for General Debility, BiliouSness,
Constipation. Sick Headache, Skin Diseases,
Frys!pelas, Scrofula. Liver and Blood Disor-
ders, Loss of Muscular Action, &c.
This valuable remedy is prepared with
great care from the private prescription Of
DIR. Coveli, the weII-known herbaIist and
botanic chemist. DoE't fail 10 try It,
rs S.&J.M. HUBER.
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Teachers Examination.

The above examinations will he held In
Find'ay. in District No. school Building, COM
menciag at 9 a. IN. and closing at p. III.
We grant no intermiSsiOn at noon, but all
who desire can eat "A lunch In the examination
room. While an applicant is answering ques-
tionS in any branch, he cannot leave the room
until his manHscTi ut il finished in that branch.
No one allowed to be absent more than ten
minutes during the dag.
Applicants who have taught school are re-
quested to bring recommendations from theiI
last EN- PlOy ers-wh-n they've not taught.
from their last teachers. StIll the examiners
Will nj al times reserve the right to reject any
applicant whose character they know is not
good.
Applicants are requested to bring with them
the necessary change (jJ cents. a three cert
postage stamp. pen knife, lead pencil and
eraser. The county furnishes The paper and
envelopes. by order of the Board.
Jan. ~ IS76ni6 JOSEPH X. KAGY,
DOkILUS MARrZ,
j. A. PITTSFOKD,
County Examiners.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
Omaha and California Line
Chicago. Madison and st. Paul Line

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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

The increased demand for our Carriages,
Bussies and Wagons, required increased facil-
tiles for manufacturing. To meet this demand
we have Increased our facilities by erecting a
two story brick building ON Main Cross Street, |,
near III. f.. Il l.. Ry. Depot. With the variety
and large Quantities of our Carriages, Buggies
and Wagons on hand, we are better enabled To
give our customers large and more perfect
stock to select from. Our long experience,
ample resources, using nothing but first class
stock, employing first class workmen, and our
respective branches being under our personal
direction, enables us to give our customers
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