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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28


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NEW LoSDoS, May s,-Arrv.d. schr Reading Railroad
sailed Adele Felicia. Elliott, and John se,lcr Bar
NORWICH. May 25-Arrived, scbrs Fanny, Milford, Del;
NEW HAVEN. May %-Arrived bries wa,s LILY, Virgins,
Greene Sse Morning. nsn Ea So@: ia.
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cleared schi. Lotie Johnson ropces Niagara wordea,
nnd Iys neg SSrn Joseph sEdmo Elizabeth
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SN6 Arrives bark See tBr,s 1sow~, Few orisans y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

The bank statement though favorable exhibit was
less 80 than its immediate predecessor There was
natterng increase legal tenders in consequence OF
continued remttances from tho INTERIOR The specie
movement OF the week large, representing fcsS7o
for the weekly export s2669s coin receipts for Gus
toms 100000 paid the regular weekly sae' aud
$6e6 so disbursed account Of interest on the pub
lie debt, the banks gaining s2lolo5 In specie. Ihey
gained in total reserve s1SsO25, but the deposits
were largely increased the gain in surplus over legal
reserve was only t59 $50, appears in the annexed
analysis The Treasury programme for the coming week
covers the purchase OF FveTwentes on Wednes-
day. and the sale OF an equal amount OF gold on Thurs
day. The following shows the condition OF the NeWforK
City banks at the dates aforementioned:
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SATURDAY. May CT. ".

The week closes on continued dizziness In
stocks the having been devoid OF feature or
interest The market to-day opened strong but after the
adjournment OF the First Beard declined and ruled
heavy until after midday when it again became strong
and ruled steady up the close The decided features
OF the morning Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Erie,
the rstnamed advancing TO 13l and Erie to & The adj
vance I'm Pittsburgh was, however but short lived for
upon a vigorous selling movement in Lake Shore,
the entire market declined, that stock dropping
TO 1905 The condition OF the Lake Shore
Company according their annual report is less rose
colored than anticipated by those parties who so
stouty contended that dividend would be declared
Indeed il appears that much difficulty experienced
making the eight per cent dividend declared on the
stock great arithaetfcal skill being required TO attain
that result Hence the fall today though the reaction
was due TO the efforts Of holders to prevent rapid
a sinking. The sudden activity and advance in Erie.
which had substantially been neglected for months past
surprise only TO these who did not stop to reflect
that certain parties through the possible decision Of
Court which they cannot purchase find it necessary
TO deliver considerable amount OF Erie stock to the
plundered English stockholders Hence, the purchase
Of about that stock during the past two
days and the rapid The larger dealings az
ter the above mentioned stocks, In NewYork Cen
trail and Hudson, Ohio and Mississippi, the North
Westerns Rock Island. Pacific Mail, and Western Union
Telegraph though noticeable Developments were
remarked either stock Despite the evidences OF less
troublous dimes In the coal sections Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western declined from llO3 TO 1921, Terre
Haute selling 3d. preferred co. and Boston, Hartford,
and Erie a. Miscellaneous stocks were quiet, and Ex-
press shares firm sales OF Adams at 81, and United
States S. The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices OF active stocks made today:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

era weeks He viii return here for Instructions sefe
leaving the United States IT IL considered inst the
presence Of Judge Richardson In Europe In DIS 'mcla
canaoty win conduce very greatly the interest OF tho
Government BY the time Of his departure the newly
engraved bonds win be ready for distribution TO the sub
scrbers and II is believed In official and financial circles
that this circumstance itself VIII greatly augment tho
number Of subscriptions
The reports Of the national banks In compliance with
the last circular Of the Controller OF the Currency nave
been retarded consequence OF delay In the
preparation of the blanks by the printer and failure to
furnish them 10 the banks at the time prescribed But
the general abstract will DO published without material
delay.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Lord Houghton has written the words for the
1t.lian Chorsle composed by signor Pinsuti.
The death is announced of Prof. RIckert of
lena well known for abors in the cxegesis Of the
New testament.
Mr.. Henry Kingsley, after an experience of
vear and half retired from the editorship Of The
Bdi,bur0h Daily RerieT.
Mr. G. Gibson Bowles, special correspondent
Of Tie Morning Post is about publish his experience
Of the Defense OF Paris; Narrated as 1T Seen"
DIR. n. I. Rotscher has died, at Berlin, in his
eixty ninth year. after long illness. He OF the
best known Of German writer's the theory OF the da
matte art.
"Sights and Sensations in Europe an Illus
trated book OF travel by Junus Henri Browne is now in
press will be Issued by the American Publish
Ing Co., Hartford.
Prof. Giuseppe Rccardi has written work on
ITALIAN history entitled "Diario sorico bogranco Ital-
tano" Published by Brigoa Of Milan. in two volumes.
the introduction the work the author gives sum
mary OF Italian history from AID 400 TO the present day
including the late occupation OF Rome In 1870 which Is
election OF st Ambrose AID sl TO the latest times,
with biographical and chronological indexes.
A curiosity in modern literature is the work
Of Prof Julius Richter Just published at Berlin entitled
"Greek and Latin Songs" and dedicated TO Bismarck
The collection opens with number Of musical Lati5
distiches and Greek ode 10 Bismarck After when
eoe uIeeA % VI sonc vi .S ms NIGHT
Bong Of the former and Heines Il know not Nns 49,. ~
means" said TO read delightfully."- IN creek az. W"
whole is strong proof OF the linguistic atttinnen.s %
well as Of the re1Ded taste and musical ear OF
In Florence, an event has happened Oh no
hte interest for the of art That part OF the ong
massage going from the Uals to the Pitd Palace when
Joins the end Of the Ponte vecchio part with the o
has been rcopened after having been In the hahos OF
workmen all the Winter. The cases OF Etrnsean vases
and the shelves Of antique urns for the dead Wheh uSeu
90 be on both sides OF IT, have now been placed IN inc
Egyptian Museum and collection Of old prints cover
the walls instead and engage tr attention OF whoever
masses from the moment he leaves the paintings and
scuptures until be arrives at the Ponte Vecco where
tAe original Oldaster drawings and sketches are On
leayn the Ufzi there old blocks by Andrean Boil
din NiccOo VcenZio, original, others after ka
phae Titan the ParAeg.ano DC There are aso great
many old engrayRgs after Raphael and Michael Angelo,
and the antique. Among them is Bonasones PRONE OF
Michael Angelo and after these are about 90 yards OF
Interesting engravncs after pictures At the end close
20 the turning where the Italian sketches are there are
echincs 81 Albert Djirer, and few W0odcuts come
Of the larger Cruciaxion" being among them large
number RenbrandCs and of his imll are IN pro
cess of being arranged and beyond again
English French. and German prints, ending IN large
purely French, which ead the NllOr odcK ~ 'he
Italians at the staircase again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

currency or coin subject 30 sheek without notioe
Five Per Cent Interest win be allowed ON an dsjlv
a. If drawn nn os pas pas sTpss the Clear
We issue Circular Letters ~ Credit for travellers
available in all parts If the world also Commercial
Credits. We make teegraphic transfers Of money n
any desired point transact every description "A
foreign banking business
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from Ct I'D
ward on
The Imperial Bank, and Messrs. Clews, Habicht e.
Co., London.
The Provincial Bank of Ireland, the National Bank
of Scotland, and all their branches.
We issue Certificates Of Deposit payable on de-
maDd at Fixed date, bearing interest and available
at all money centers
Orders executed for Government and other invest
ment securities also, Gold and Exchange.
Advances made on approved collaterals and against
Merchandise consigned TO our care.
We make collections of Notes. ID ats, Coupons and
Dividends with promptness on all points, aud are,
fully prepared to offer Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK. A 5. HATCH |
EISK q

FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. 5 Nassau-st.. New-YOrk, May 4, 1871. }
THE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHEsA-
Pr,KE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co. are secured upon
property which, when the extension to the Ohio
River now in process of rapid construction, is com
pleted and fully equipped. will represent cost Of
nearly S3OOOOOOO and actual value in Road, Fran
chises rights of way &c. of not less than S5o00O0O
The total amount of the loan is $l5OO00O0, of which
nearly one-ha or over S70O00O0, have already been
sold
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS negotiated by us,
amounting to S2J sS5 000 have ready market every
where being fayorably known and actively dealt In
at all the principal Stock Exchanges of this country
and Europe and readily salable at all times ut
quoted market price, which is now above par
The Bonds of the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RML-
ROAD Co. we believe TO be Of equal value ana ST.
curity and must in time take like rank III market
value and salable character.
Holders of Fiye-Twenty Bonds desiring TO fnnd
them otherwise than in the New Five Per Cent Gov
eminent Loan may do so with entire safety, at a
profit of about 20 per cent and without reduction OF
interest by exchange for the Bonds OF the CHEsA
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.
Present price co. and accrued interest from May !.
We also buy and sell Government Securities, aud
the Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Co., ana
as Agents of the U. 8. Government, will attend 10
the funding of 5-aOs into the new u. S. Bonds.
FISK az HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

At the conclusion OF the call of stocks at the Stock Er
change this morning g. " White of the members OF
the Board moved that the Governing Committee OF the
Exchange be authorized supply funds for the purchase
OF handsome set OF silver service plate TO be presented
10 the retiring President, Mr. f. &. Seymour. The mo-
ton unanimously adopted. In addition to choosing
officers at the election Monday next the members OF
the stock Exchange viii be asked foror against
the following proposed amendment TO the laws govern
ing dealings in stocks, bonds and other securities:
The rates OF commission, where agreement has been
made 10 the contrary, shall be as follows: One-quarter
OF per the par value Of stocks bonds and other
securities, when the transaction Is made for regular
investor oneght OF one per cent on the par value OF
all securities bought sold, when the transaction Is
spe culative one
The lowest rate OF commission all purchases or
sales made for persons not members OF the Exchange
shall be: Ones xteenh OF cent the value
OF all securities bought or sold.
Any member violating sections or IL OF this article
SHALL upon conviction cease To he member or the new
York stock Exchange.
At the request OF Mr.. Mclean, who peremptorily de
cnes 20 be candidate for the Presidency OF the stock
Exchange the name Of Mr. Clerke has been substituted
the opposition ticket This insures the unanimous
election Of Mr.. Clerke.
The receipts cotton at all the ports during the past
week 81 49, bales against $685. the previous week,
making the total receipts since the LIST OF September 1910,
3e373 bales against ?s3 bales for tho correspond
ing time last year. showing an Increase In the present
crop of 9s 100 bales The exports OF the week II o
bales against 25 last year. The total exports for the
expired portion OF the cotton year 26s7s62 bales
against 10000 in isc9O The stocks at all the ports are
l26. oA bales, against 1853 O6s last year.
The Philadelphia stock market was heavy to-day
Pennsylvania 6 Sd ISSUE sold at 100; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 2ss Reading Railroad. sol, and Pennsyl
vania Railroad, g. Gold closed nj lllf
Tia folio nboVs speciel
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thN
UsYShppls has boeu only ia moderate euard aud pnoe. 70
.tady We qao 81 Rct. f With fair iaqr' t We .s
sss .'r ssiar s% 81 sGssi Long AID 81 :sssl
HOPS TP bsve been hi demand the market steady at lie for
New oher nds are Gull InS Hs Fas trades sr
and fairy aciys grades d1 Hd Prse. 6GS.
NAVAL SToREsThe for SPr rufIeaas SsTss en- nc
liberal orer ug large prospective arrivals " 80
,s ,hS C ss r. .'sf hss ' d ss da.9d I'D %
tie chef decGne nerha,a o, we're aupss
sfm but exporters peyn,c. horn OieIaas y we y. sst
ehsSs Tsr arm at IS for Se~6eu and e. " Tor "i'Hs
Psa % nses osn..es srn good demand :. s
Tor casks sBd for bills Cnais hh os are ~ 9.1 o. AZ.
and pres s. are ''e1 Tra. ,,%.Ins JJl
PRoyIS0Ss-oaT POrs market .Do. oar ~. %. pc, ss IN sl
measure the covering cgn,r.c S zoe past
month sau! &c hottest S5. Ss souseSsls so1pdos
I sSSs Sas Ds al s sis 50 Mess -, % ns
$ ios.'s s, :a' Dus he poes ;seasi rs This isss
active s, bat s A: IL Ia. Si s T. :Aa ares. s
sssisae "a supple . %.s r..
s..e Go ss improved =. yy $s1 ss. sss
this .easoa q ss NE Sss @,." ia oar
IN Prime Mesa nosr,. h. b,eo dOus tsSs pre-. ~
ruled a k'ea under the Tia'0r,S' ...Is,, nSsl food
ss The saOe in Mes. u. bee. Ing js..
T Toa, Ss market Tor ps "a, Os S'dsT.,sy s1J
fair ssenag pness Ss ssOs. .saaf IS Tor Wss.sru
ss tas s,p Me-, @ ..'' s', Sss .s So
aus,' 81 but a sd. ,.s' as,Ss .ss The nss & -
o. 81 sIed as for PAN Mos sisass OI Est. ne:
Bee; :. ss ys r Fam. s E Gss' s ~ Mo-
Bee; . 4. risSf SI .?s az 's a. t.s Neat.
soSaas 10 moderate demand Pr's. arr sad T I sy
s Sr sS..e, a., S ,si G'T soas :;
Hams moderate SD sN pnS 10 Solss Isns
S s Ss%Gf Sa %s..sa HOG - , :: .
quot. % CIV -. s' ss I'd Rs''; TO- z, Ctr
Tor fair " prps stssas AID insfss !" A'""
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THE MARKETS.


sArrgDAr Hay g. 1871.
ASHEsThee confused fair demand fer proc. are iy
ve auo.e SIS T5d 81 IS Pearls are dull snd ponn4
BROOM CORNfhe make, Quei bq. Prne, ar,
without change Of importance WITH uee sl0i Greer
dull sad nominal We quote Rcd rcd 81
Medium Green 6h7c ees Ha ani Brush 5gss r.
very quiet bat sesdv 81 ljGSl rs y doea
C0TTOSThe market without special change M demand MOI
erst- sales 10 bales i5l last eyenag iachang rs bales ~ 81.
J5 bales for oossampon I55 bales Tor sNaton
in trauat For ftar sehIn ,ses "A eyeu4 $500 bales I ksy
sinl4c, lSD bales for Jane hfatlc 1880
ia Gl4 90 bas Tor se timber Al lie
and to-day $500 bales FOR at Il 7i60qe 10 bss fr jane al
u 1854 9lec 90 bales fOr JAY l; Tor August
,ic 200 bales fos September +s 10 rear
liic, We quote:
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| utIHy'
Foreign exchange has been dull as usual on Saturday

The money market is abundantly supplied with loan
able funds and call borrowers freely accommodated
at ard per cent United States securities and and
per cent on railway and miscellaneous stocks Prime
paper has been in good demand but with present ana
expected In money rates easier and we hear OF
some gtedged pieces going low 8. per cent. But
only limited business has been done at the following
rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
NEW AND VALUABLE PUBLICATIONS.

THE HISTORY OF FLORIDA,
yRon ITS DISCOVERY BY PONCE LEON, 1872 THB
CLOSE OF THE FLORIDA WAR, IN 1912 By G. r Fairbanks
f1ma cloth. 81 So
Although written in reference TO Florida hitherto
eoaBeel history the las been published aud has been the
.s5ec, Of the writer this bring within moderate
complete and Authentic narrative
THE CONSERVATIVE FORMATION
AND ITS THEOLOGY, AS REPRESENTED IN THB AUGSBURG
CONFESSION AND IN THB HISTORY AND LITERATURE oFTHR
RyIEGYIIC1L PROTESTANT CHURCH COMMONLY CALLED
TAI LUTHERAN CHURCH, By Charles p kIaath d. D. Norton
eoogy Evangelical Lutheran theological Seminary
and Professor o. and Moral Philosophy 10 the University "
Ysnnsvyania- 6vo Extra cloth. IS
ANIMAL PLAQUES,
THEIR HISTORY. NATURE, AND PREVENTION. By George
kem M r. G. Of Council Of the Royal College Of Ne
thor Of Hoesho and herse &C o'o
Vince cloth Uncut edges 81
research embracing TIE eDune suoee' AhA
plsgDes 10 all sgesL ,---, ---.... III, ....
...ssst m tss me. bT J. b. LIPPIECOII 4 Co.,
~p w. F" Publishers
us Spd III MaztetS-, Philadelphia and
Bondst Ne York
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The State bond market fairly active, with the
principal dealings in Tennessees The rstnamed were
strong and advanced while the latter were weak and de-
clined The following the bids:
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IpoRrs SINCE sEPr. !, 1870, TO DAra

FRFIGHTsThe ole ring, Minds been restricted scale
the Increased emDss Of The ChaTtenns W.
Grain, b. steam bdb closing At 3D. assei
bates h sal aad provisions At & To loaonto bore
Cheese at 50 steam To GksgONlSVo o9 GrAa AZ @1i SAL
We heard Of no CharenL
GRATS-Our market week hiss beer Distinguished By
degree q activity the hhg "a
receipts BY rail the 81 break TOE Canal
rneed materially ard sustd VALVES The
rsgs the time viii reQure repair the damage tie CAns
. 81. m SsfS' in' MI r os "'sS s e,rSf eI
This hes eT'i.d aniVorahs lusuence Hpen
the freight and hnd them nncs ard ansete tie
oFpes wheat likely reach OsNego dnS ne los,b arc
N.,s1 present the Whes: spfe about 80 coo bnso
quantity the Canal vest
Of go 500 bush the nor part Of sprog se
Quaaty Laies MODERATE bs there considerable acen1N
baio greatly reduced and eolass chiefly eft
,nss e the current high au
SPnng pfeSs!Na
AM the bress 81 the Geek has provd quite Hnsst sac o a
hIvorah the supplies likely reach them Tins
month ami during the early part Of Jane arc he 70 prove mnsn ~
sdYe
terrier in rgzri growing Ayorsbe toe NIFr
Wheat fJ weeks sl'ane Of st and never PROMISED
better and well the usder Winter larger than ever
crop; promised better Saee writing the above We hear reFco
of rus Southwest but think only confined 10 ss
localities The exports o. the week are ISsbsy oShes
against t5sO bash.ls eorrsspeSdFg last
TO-DAY holders generally bot the tnIess In IRE t
checks business export and prices unsd hlTs are not Bay
Ing the market "a lower ami unsettled hppe" ho9se
for No Chicago Slrrg Cd AMBER Western, pnVf'
terms: 81 White barley arm whs fan demaod q.
on hush 81 Barley Maths steedy sna IN -
A. n,nd ,ses Of loo bush 81 ~ for Canaasa and 81
trade, aHd
the ssles bush New Ohio at bt for hte o, uacS as
esaCe Waite Ohio Bask Ohio a. boc aao hess,9 We
,tors and SIC ahoa 66sc Rye fm bat quit Western BEES
At 81 49, State 81 d. aHoat Com opened qae hTn ba euy,
he'd o. pre, declined With mted inquiry a, The close "a ss
are 3. buh U4soaEd at 7gf8i Wesen hfd Aoo"
s,c closing At s0dSlc DO ~ldsc do yellow At Hd~
- kxPOKTs SEPT. 1870, TO DATE
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The following were the bid. for city bank shares:
Oferrd. AsteCl

Railroad bonds firm and higher the chief interest
centerng in the Pacific mortgages, which made marked
advance under the large foreign orders for investment
The following were the bids
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PRICE 81 so.

CIV. CARLETON Co, Publishers Madisonsquare SevYorI
the Oace Of The Tribune and sent by mail postage e
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION,
r1hureD -iori
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CLEws, HAMCHT e. Co.,

- II Old Broad-st-, london.
circular Letters of Credit for Travellers, also Com
meIsiai credits available Throughout the world.
Bhis OK Exchange and Teegraphic Transient
any part OF Europe or the United States. Adyapoea
made on merchandise consigned to onr care
Orders executed for lson and Steel Rails.
HENRY CLEws & Co.. 81 Wall-st., n Y.
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Colemar Benedict,s closing Quotations were

The subjoned table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF active stocks United States securities and gold
made during the week. as well as the closing quota
lions OF each at the aforementioned dates:
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5alcs bn Anrtlon

A. MyRv1N Auctoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
TUESDAY Ma al m PRIVATE LIBRARY Of BOOKS in
languages lsme Of early tste valuable Dictionaries Text
Dcs Of Ancient aud Modern language besides many miscellaneous
woFkE
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. Gate Leavitt,
W Strebeigh Col Clinton Han Astorplace For the SALE by
Of LBRAsEs COLLECTIONS Of Books PAINTING and AL
kinds Of LTETART PKoPEzTI
w will SELL at public AUCTION THIS DAY q e'elcet
LIQUOR SALOON. JOHN coSTRRLL, M,Isbsl
GALE of CONDEMNED ORDNANCE and
- ORDNANCE sToRRSwin be sold Pubic auction at For
at 10 ocek large quantity Of STORES consisting OF part Of the
Il 2O-pounAer Parrot" Guns
Field Carriages Oe and 2opOuriers).
10 Csissons ard L MIXERS (Fel and Segel
10 Siege Gns Carriages and Lmbers 80 -
20 wrougbtIrOn Gun Carriages and Y ronghtsi Ch'ss'
?o'7 shot, she'll ard Spill Case FOR guns Of various ibefS
40 lbs Grape and Canister Shot, FOR guns Of various eshber
40 MsvRarHs" Cmbues (new
10 Burusdes' Carbnes.
Large qusut7 outantry Aocontermsn Horse Equipments
and smaliAna APpeniages; n, ,.a ..,
lbs Of junk 1914 lbs Cartridge Bags twooen and ooIt"n
81 lbs " Hope. lt,0 lbs Tow.
% s22l MS. Of Scrap Bias
sil5,I 10 Of scrap wrouehtron.
5000 bs. Of Me,ei Lead On p.gsl
- ~ his. ~ SAbst Metal Gin pigsG
1858 lbs. Of Zinc I'm pgs . M ~,
Bc%,,p;tkf Csrreaers, Sadders and Armorers' Tools
Fourteen DAYS wiz be allowed for the removal Of Stores
T1S or SALE-Ten per cent cash day Of sae balance on
cocae o tie articles to be sold viii application
the Arsertl or 1t the OndHsee 0fice. Washington, d. G.
te whenever bidding the limit tst be
fxe proper authority Of the articles whenever The inter
tie United IN bis opon be sutsetc ~ 50 cong
I. G. BAYLBR, Major Of Ordnance, Commanding
Port Monroe Arsenal, May 1911
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Ills book the plsnesi and simple manner
Re so. hone generally accorded TIT Of having Sc;
rh The t pretend language tina; few fail 70
sdsrISud.
avoided far as eOc the terms and distinctions
famili the general
The little hydrogen nitrogen have kep %
noe them would be useless 10 those
ALREADY acquainted elementary truths Of chemistry and only
DerPeung 10 others
"Hhere paragraph In which win not be readily anu
y unde,,oo an OF fifteen then have
ed 70 make paragraph simple and lucid intended