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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15
CoLoRED CAMP MEETING,

STRAY MARE.
BALTIMORE COUNTY, TO WIT Il here
ID by certify that John B. Watkins of said
county, brought before me the sub y
scriber, a Justice of the Peace for said LIN
county, this 4th day of July, 1871, as .IA2
a stray trespassing ON his enclosures, A BAY
MARE, about IL years old, Is hands high, star
in her forehead ard white spot on her neck
Given under my hand,
JOHN W. BURTON, j. p.
The owner Of the above described animal is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
JOHN B. WATKINS,
16 miles Hartford road, Long Green Hotel.
July S.-3t*
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON SCHOOLS AM
SCHOOL PROPERTY.

To the Board Of County School Commissioners
The Committee Schools and School Property beg
leave to report that they have examined the petitions
asking the Board to build schoohouses and have
given the subject due consideration.
The committee satisfied that additional schools
and houses needed in different sections of the
county, and it is to be deeply regretted that while the
necessity is acknowledged the Board has been unable
to supply the wants of the people in this important
matter, because there are funds hand for that
purpose 1t is obvious that the scarcity of funds is
owing to the fact that the Board of County Commits
soners refused to levy the amount asked for by the
Board of School Commissioners. The Board OF School
Commissioners asked for continuance of the levy of
tweIUe cents the hundred dollars, and the Board Of
County Commissioners only levied ten cents the hun
dred making difference of about $g 900 in the levy of
1870 for the support of the public schools, and the
building repairing and furnishing of school houses
1t is now apparent that the Board of School Commits
sioners have no funds build school-houses and a
portion of the people of the county appear to under
stand the situation The Committee have been inform
ed that in instances, the people of the communi
ties in which new schoolhouses wanted have signi-
fed their willingness to advance the necessary funds
to build schoohouses and TO wait upon the Board Of
School Commissioners reasonable length of time for
the payment of the money advanced. This is certain
y very fair and generous proposition, and one that
the Board should accept provided the Board had full
control OF the natter and could provide the necessary
funds TO meet their obligations when due. But such is
not the The Board of School Comm have
power to raise any amount by county taxation over
cents in the hundred dollars and it takes every
dollar of the amount produced by the levy Of ten cents
the machinery of the system and leaves nothing
for building, repairing ana furnishing SehoonOqSes
By the school law of 1870 in all counties where it re
quires over ten cents in the hundred dollars county
taxi support the free public school system the Board
of County Commissioners hold ordinate power with
the Board of School upon the subject OF
the amount to be levied. The Board of School Com
missioners require and demand ten cents III the
hundred, and ask for much more as in their
Judgment is just and proper but beyond ten cents the
matter is in the hands and discretion of the Board OF
County Commissioners. IN consideration OF the afore-
going facts the Committee would respectfully recon-
mend the Board to accept the offers for advancing
monies for building schoelh houses in such localities as
they actually needed provided the Board OF County
Commissioners oblgate themselves to levy in the levy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15
Fruit Preserving Powder |!

April 15.-tf.
The sun., 1871-12-04
Nrpning of (nnrrrss.

Congress meets today. and as the House
pf Representatives is already organized,
There will bc no delay with the Pr rsdcn,'s
Message. It vii be tclcgraphcd this after.
noon, and will appear in THE SUN ,omor.
TOW morning
Tie chief business Of members of both
nouses this winter will be President max
ing But provided they reduce tax,s, rc.
form corruption, prevent public robbery, DO
whnt is right for Cuba, and accomplish
something toward making President whom
tho country can respect, their constituents
will not cumpluin
The sun., 1871-12-04
NAiIoNAL KEFosm 1IcAEE
dot f|rtsiSth:
LYMAN TRUMBULL,
or ILLINOIS.
fot oir pttsiS,nt:
SAM UEl J.TILDEN
or NEW YORK
Issues for the Cnnpaign.

l. One term Of Office for the President, aud no
more the Constitution TO be amended to secure
this reform.
II. Both Grantisn and Twcedsm TO be abo shed
In national affairs by Laws for tho summary pdnish.
nout VI prsscnttaking aud bribe taking as well a.
Of pul lie robbery.
III UriTcrsal amnesty and restnration OF poliii.
ell fighs to ali persons concerned 10 the late relo
hon.
Nv. Reform in the Civil Service, 60 that appon.
nent to once will no longer depend on party
patronage. ond cannot be used rs a means Of cor
rupuug tie poluics otMe country and petpctuAtins
unworthy men In high places and 50 tlat the Pres.
dent cannot appoini his own relations or .Loss Of
lis wife TO any once whatever.
V. Reform OF the revenue. reduction iu the M VI.
Der OF revenue officers and tie expenses OF collect.
bAiuue- and taxes; dIed salaries for al revenue
oncCrs; the abolition of import duties on all tao
neeessaries Of me- and the reduction OF other duties
to consistent ratioual, and moderate system; the
abolition OF unconstitutional and supclGgous inter.
nal taxes, lea,iae only STAMPS, tOb.c an. di..cl
spirits as tie subjects OF such TAXATION.
VI Legislation to prevent tho levy OF black mail
upon clerks anl other pgohe officers for part, .t-
cal purposes, and for the summary pGnisan. mt
Iiko OF those who demGad and those vino pay spol
contributions
The sun., 1871-12-04

Taking tu,. arse as marked out on this
log" said Capt. SMITH, "and making but
eighteen miles allowance for the current,
would have wrecked the slip on Roncador
reef beyond any doubt
Capt pENNIs, tie commander Of the God
en- Rulc, testified thct he did allow just
cirltocn miles berth to the reef On being
an STONED further Capt SMITH said .
Without making any more allowance for
current, tlas course woUl4 put linn directly
on a., sc.i"
There ar1 huult.ll upon hundreds of
.olips Of testimony IN tlis case ae direct and
conclusive os that ol C.l WOOD and Capt.
SNuV aud the test moay squargly refutei
every point which Mr.. SriSHER attempts to
make in lis report. Tho truth is, his report
is nothing but c0uplomcrationo Of llundcrs.
ilc says The GolleA Rule lef. New York on
May 90 1865, when the fact IS that she did
not leave till May o. Their, il good deal Of
testimony on file in the Department on this
very point, as some OF tie Government de.
tectiyos think the safe w.s broken open and
ROLLED daring her two days detention in
the North River and that she was after
W. rls wrecked on Roucador reef 10 cover ap
the robbery. And yet Mr sPIA5ER ignor +
th,a imf@f.aa. fac, an makes Lis report. os
he saws, without going into tho tsi.
m0ny.' 80 wonder tha. ho keeps l.ar #
the testimony
M SrlaaaH also saya, without going
The sun., 1871-12-04

the safe" and aleo that Of EDEN Co., the
wrcckors who Gsliod II out Of the water, that
In their opinion ""Mo syt ,cas dTo2 n olcR JS-
Iors ne Nreck ods abandoned Docs Mr..
SPINNER wish the public 20 believe that he
is utterly ignorant Of this testimony or
that he has deliberately nude his report di
rcctly in the teeth Of IL?
But this s not oll IF Mr. SriTSER had
not made his report without going into
the tca ca,imony' lac would have found it in
evidence in the case, and the evidence is not
contradicted, that the safe which EDEN &
80 recovered from the wreck never reached
Washington at all, but WAS lost in storm
on Oh sapcokc Bay. 1t was a portion of the
deck load Of q schooner which was caught
in a gale on that bay, and the safe, with
other heavy freight was thrown overheard
80 iigittett 81 81 ID -Wl.aI safe -uas IT, tlon
which Mr. SrISSLR and his experts and old
soa.captains fumblcd ovcr2 Where did that
safe come from2 Who imposed it on Mr..
SIMMER as the vcr,tablc Golden Rule safe Z?
The simple truth Of the matter is tlat this
whole business shows a degree Of either in.
capacity OF dishonesty on the part Of the
Washington officials which is uuspcakatly
disgmcchl No ra6cr of this article will
have any difficulty in couiprchcuding why
Mr.. SKINNER made his report without 10
ing into the testimony 1t was simply be.
Cause he plainly saw that the less h. said
about the testimony the b-ttcr it would he
for those whom lie sought to shield from
the Consequences Of their crimes.
The sun., 1871-12-04
The Perkins Claim.

We publish in another part of this paper
a letter from Washington concerning the go
rallied PERKINS claim against the Russian
Government. In this claim it is we'll known
that the State Department and the President
have taken a remarkable interest. II ap.
pears also that the Presidents brothcr-in-law
ls one of the counsel for the claimant but
what is most surprising in the statement
Of our correspondent is the allegation that
some time since President GRANT caused
communication TO be addressed to the Car.
isking as a personal favor 10 himself that
his swindling clain should be favolably
considered by the Russian Government
We believe that other circumstances have
aggravated the anmosty of the President
aud the Secretary OF State toward Mr. Gaia
pAzY. the Russian minister but il is doubt
less in this fraudulent PERKINS claim Il at
sc must look for the root of the difficulty
between that gentleman and the Administra-
lion. So far as we can learn, his conduct IN
regard 10 this business has been m rkel 10y
nothing but fidelity 10 the interests aud hoaor
oilis own Government Int whatever ho IN ~
have done, he could not have been "a i,y
H any offence against prorric,y So a.roc,ous
A. President commits who writ cs to fhr
monarch of another country a letter solicit
my, as personal favor to himself special
constellation for doubtful demand for
money We earnestly hope that it may yet
boproycd that the President of the Cuitol
States Las not been guilty Of an act so DIS
uedi,aLle but as the statement comes tous
rom u source entitled to cfgdeace, II j. our
'u'y to lay il ie.lre the public,
The sun., 1871-12-04
The wreck and Robbery Of the Golden

Ihe wreck and Robbery Of the Golden
Nuic.
The Hon + z SPINNER, Treasurer Of the
Uutcl States, in his annual report refers at
considerable length to the wreck and robbery
Of the Golden Rule. which we expos d in
THE SUN of August %. and attempts 10 *.
sulpote the parties ON whom the reports of
he Government detectives unm s,akauly and
forever fostcE ,he suspicion of the nonstlous
rne
1t will be remembered that the Golden
Rule sailed from New York on MAY % lsoj.
oith Si,i04 $50 O United siatcs treasure on
board that she was wrecked ON RoHcador
R.ol ia the Caribbean sea, on May 30. and
hat 00l 500 of tie treasure disappeared,
wia,o $tut5'0 Of uuucg7tiativ 80 II, ,ys
ra recovered.
Mr. SrlNhGH affects 20 believe That Ire
NI.-k Of the Golden Rule was r4r.ly acct.
lo4tI, 0ai tAat 10 robbery WAS p.rl .trlt 'i,
a..gasa tae books OF the TInesIry p.pAlt.
~..t snow that there Is 100000 in com.
l.rl interest notes which Lovc never been
h.. a.' tr payment a, the Treasury AGl
IN '-'.r 20 justify his bolc, Mr. SplSHLR
~. W. tla, t'os' unpaid compound interest
1'.H e. A.,a 60. .'.ut.l o.d % G-' v..o
she y.ty U.." lost on the G1li.p Rude.
UH 'u '-. i- Nr. SYl'n b.. ti,,atr
Tr. Il 81 "T'E71 r--r~ ir tIy'r- = $500 - -
the Treasury made a r,Ior. ou the Golden
Rulo ease II few days after our oyrour, Of II
The sun., 1871-12-04

Academy 81 Music -MEnon.
Bar.ams Great Museum, 1c. Rsl, % Az. and ~ II
pesth's Theatre Ham 81.
Esvery Theatre A t.ff tis Tsmp,atias.
Bry anrs Opera House stH and gsi
tiuh Avenue Thsatre-D vsrys.
srand Opera Hease-Tbs Three Gaard,rncn.
! inR Edwin's Theatre e-oP.r, Bsais, -.tb Aimee.
Fibla's Garden--uut Arercas Ceu,n.
New srk Cireus-iUh It,, oypo, ts Academy ofN Nss@
Siympie 1heatrs-Hsmpi' Deag,r
tteIrwry Halle ashb N,- G.,,ars
a. james Theatre -C,istsa. R.shu
San frunsi.co Mirstrcis ~ nfeAi~av.
Tonv rsuor', orers ususe-prrt, ae.
Theatre ContaHc The Ns~ YofA amar
rAirt'.foarth street Thentrc-Nsar - ~
tntsn square hest s-Nss teatlfss.
allask's Theatre Rs,sdsie
" ssd'. aa-eas ~. 10 The Streets. tc. Msins.
The sun., 1871-12-04

Court OF Havana, orders all claimants for either
the fesses or her cargo 70 preseat -sSeh claims
within twenty days from its date, failing which
presentation, the vessel and her cargo will be
condemned. But tas the Upton successfully landed
her cargo IN Cuban waters over o year aud half
aeo, and has been running between this city and
Richmond ever since, the object Of the summons
c,, onty h. s..t... a.. II. -, - .-.t
"" U"y DC e"ner 70 make good 'he Original
llc Of her capture, for the benefit OF the easily
Ill u,a,i.,i. r...s.,. -.
t"'Vu 'P'"'olus VI 'io 'hlnsu''' OF 10 cohuVmh
bCr for future cautuIc rs tie same Court con.
do,,..i a.. ~ -. = a., -,
"0"'"V" WV hNIh''' hs 'hc oNhtrS VI 'he OP-
ton have probably never heard of the capturo of
=, H.. =, -, -.
'helr steamer, We rcier thcm 10 tue Dsnl0 de ~
Marina for positive prooc of tho fact
M, an
Inc 1Ntry ErCNing J0NTNd', n paper
which Tvrrrf us.1 90, h,,v oio,,, VIII, ,b, Rn,yb
~ '.-" ~ '"J "''"h WA '"N - f.'"
licin members Of the Leg Iturc, praises GRASr's
NJniinis .rafirn all C,rJs y al z-r,
ton as the best man in the country to lead IN the
,or,,,r ~ ,ho a,,,i -, '',ro ~. a,'.S y,
'N''" ~ wv NNH sNi''r-' .. ~ Vh m'HHi
says this seryio writer, "Gvn. GRANr is IN q bet.
tor ,.,s;,;,,, ., ii,;.,. M ... =, 80. .... ,t -.
W. FOs'uo" W lni'l"'e 'h'' reform 'han 'u! o'uer
man, and If We were loONiug t1 that as our main
object, we should look TO Lim os i.5 b,st rnstru.
rt.
ms seems ridiculous, but II is not altogether
80. In fact GRAvr is In better pnsiticr 10
st.rt s,,..L . .c... ~ -. -
''"' 'u'u ic'o''n Uh'n any "'her ''u@-h' Oe-
cause he is the only one who has rot all his re-.
t.t---.. a. =. o.,
''"'ua in'o oHce' TOT instance mere u iHe
list of u part of those wuoal he has pro,td,d TO-,
~, ~, .t,.. -
w 'H0 p""'' Vi'o
l. JIssE RooT GnANT, Presidents father. Post.
master nc Gown ton, kv
III. Rev. N. }. JkANIR, Presidents brUthCI-iu.
law, Minister TO Deulaatk.
ILL., BreVet Brlc. Gen A. Drsr presi ients
hruther-iu law one of inc il,.d miutary sscteta.
uCs at the Executive Mansion.
w. GuoRGr " DtNr pttsfdonls brother ln.lay "
Appraiser Of Custcn.. : .r francisco.
V. JonS DENT. Presidcnt's urothor iu.'aw, exclu.
sNe Inatp trader .or Sos Mckee uute.tlo iudan
Bureau; place worth stp.OOIa yc4r
y, kfixANurE tu.rrr. P,..if'.'s brctNrr.i,.
law, Marshal OF tic D,s,rict of Columbia.
VII. JANIS I CASEY. pipaIteut's bruthc - n law
Co cc.Or OF tae Port Of New Orleans, and ectoa.
eering agent for The denomination OF GRANr by
means VI United States soldiers and Cat iu1 guns
Wiz JAMES LoSc4rutlr pr,sidctIs wiio's
cOu in, Sctvetor OF tlc puri OF New OUoaLs
IN. SuAs HUDSON, Presidents cousin, Minister
| to Guatcmpin
y. y. 4 ~. IAsros Preside. = Niies cousin Col
VI. OrtAyp, If Ross pr,,idcpt's cousin. clerk
IN sc th.ri Au,iior,s ofee. Washington. .,.-,
eo1. reri, ,a , H. oa.. Ta'e w ~.
| tar "a NJ, Wa. ingtou.
,o1l ~ t,lot Ssohrt y 'o,>-'N rrr,iaents th,fd
tuc 5i OHIO.
.i, NtN u. l. iNAN' licn' eou'in's husband
w A t..,,N 10 ,',.,.- t..., .. ., -. o..
The sun., 1871-12-04

The attempts of Commodore VANDERBILT
the New York Central scrip dividend have been
attended with success, as we learn from the
Springfield RpnJliedH that the amount to be
paid has been reduced from mere than million
TO about one hundred aud Eve thousand dollars.
fhe matter has been kept rather quiet, as 1t was
not thought judcious to give unnecessary pub.
licity to the proceedings connected with the
case but the result is not unexpected as II has
been understood that the Military Ring strongly
favored the Commodore's interests for reasons
which were doubtless satifactory to themselves
and the influence Of this Ring in Washington is
known to be as omu potent in effect as it is mys-
terous in its ways. The tax is now assessed on
only so much of the new stock as represents
earnings that have accrued since tue income tax
was enacted. and VANpERBILT's book keepers
have been allowed 10 Ggurc ont the proportions
to be taxed. A private individual is taxed on
his income for the year, aud such person max.
ing an application for abatement on the ground
that he had been laboriug for years to build up
the business which paid him the income would bo
laughed at for his pans. With an immensely Y
rich corporation, backed 10y tho influence Of
GrASr's personal favortcs, however. it is alto.
gather dd rent. The income tax is an inquil.
tOual and unconstitutional exacuon; but ~
long as il ia enforced at all, it is shame that
fa,ors should be shown to rich corporations ,Aat
are De-, extended 10 private individuals who have
no influence It court.
The sun., 1871-12-04

by the report of the Commissioner OF Ip-
.crDal Revenue IL appears thas Tie reduction ai
..e ia,c3 oc tar.uon Las, q, was eTpe,,,l, ro.
materially diminished tbo gross receipts of The
department Tie amoant Tor the last f,cA, Jcar
vs. SlIL0O0, 0o0. and tlat of the current year i4
estimated at $lg6.oJoojo The revenue from
manufactured tobacco has e. u increased, aEd tie
Commissioner recommends the adoption Of one
Uniform tax on the ,icle as a means Of mcreas-
ing It still further. 10 prevent frauds through
using cancelled stamps. from which ,he cancell-
ton marks have been removed by washing, new
safeguards have been Gdlpted which, it il hoped,
Will prove cfectull. They consist in printing the
stamps ia ln ink Of the same nature as writing
ius, aud on % paper which changes color uudcr
the optr-tJh OF acid. Any tamper'as ~.A. r.
stamp thu, made destroys iL To pre-. eut couD-
.erlciuug Ly photographs processes the stamp g.
printed ia two or more col.rs. Several 0n i
ttewFIsas faal .4H a.. l-clmmcpd, L. Aoun
is said about tho income loy not tcyen thc .uouu
derived hon lih.irr mentioned.
The sun., 1871-12-04
BREECH -LoADERs.

Since the ilsi annual report detailed statement
has been luIl ei he Department OF the Interior
OF me expenses incurred u the fiscal year Of 1859 20
Oy t.e subsistence Department In furnishing SUP.
plies for Ineians. which shows tie amount 10 have
been over sloOOOO, OF which tl,2J0,0JO has been
repaid by transfer at tie 1rcasurg.
During the fiscal year small arms aud ordnance
stores TO tho amount Of luOU0DOJ have been sold.
IL Is hoped that Congress WAL grant the appropri.
atons asked Tor 90 carry oGt the plans for tue con
uuu nee OF The work 1t the great arsenal of con.
struciion for the Mississippi Valley at Rock leland
suncient Information Will doultless bo derived
from the use OF the experimental arms IN tue dcld
to enable a board 10 1ecOmmend g brooch loading
system Tor adoption. The reserve OF 1OOOJ arms OF
that kiEd now on hand Il not half sunc.eat to up.
w t..t st-tes Ggcn euotis COW due
New-York tribune., 1871-08-01
MpNDAT, July 81 p. "

The position of stock SPECULATION to-day has
not differed materially from Saturday the volume of
business being restricted but the tone Of the market IL
strong at the improvement noted during the closing day.
OF last week At the First Board prices showed frae.
tiOnal advance, but later the market became rather
heavy, the ! o'clock Board recording rally, aud the
market thenceforwsrd ruling firm. The fluctuations Of
the day have been few, and recorded below. The
rise and chief dealings today were in NewYoIk Central
Northwestern Ohio and Mississippi, Rock I,iand and
Wabash-all well known stocks controlled by
chques, who hold these spceiatles at current
prices or higher; and with the present con.
dition Of the money markets OF course have no
difficulty in pushing up quotations. There are however
buyers. Neither have the cliques the oncOurae
ing gnuence Oany important short interest despite their
utmost endeayor 10 knowing this to DE safe
out OF their difficulties. The general public bay.
ing gained experience In this school not again easily
cnced and therefore recognize the danger have 30
frequently pointed out OF selling the market short.
North Western Preferred in good borrowing de.
mand and llG was paid for Its Lake shore neg
ectcd and the trade in ST. Paul Erie and tho less prom
incnt stocks of importance We note sales OF Alton
Preferred at l2j; G. c. and J. C., 1885, SewYorl and New
Haven scrip $40; New-Jcraey Central, lOj3 Morris aud
Essex, 03 and Boston, Hartford and Erie, - Inmisce
laueOus shares the business lied express shares
being quiet The following table shows the ghest aud
lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-01

Now Ready.
Mr.. GREELEY'' srcryr
LETTERS FROM TINAS
AND THE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS,
SPEECH On HIS RETURN TO NEW-YORK,
CONTENTS:
CULTIvATIoS BY STEAM IN LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA AND HER LEyEEs.
ADDRESS TO TIE FARMERS OF TEXAS
Water in Agre,laTn.
Eos'nuy-l uaeruuug
Igdsstry Shond be Biv,ri6rl
Tht Ireter of
Mty.as for Farmers.
TEXAS THE STATE MATERIALLY CoNS!pERED
nov hey live in Iyr,.
Ile FntEe 4 tlt HiHe
haiir05ds In Tcta-
Texas . Lsul Of T o uiSp.
Ilpeiimentl to 1r',, To- Fews
Undeyelopei Resource.
THE FREEDMEN OF THE SOUTH
Their Condition AMI What iu.y Say.
The " hite View Of Emancipation.
ProgIesSa at tie South.
RECEPTION OF MR. GREELEY, " Y. JUNE p.
Mr Gnele,'s Fsfoa.e IN Which lie peaks Of his
speeches at New oreers and Co'amba.
lnyeissl AmEe,y-lte ku-KuL
Lee and Stoletsl Jackson.
Tie New Departure.
Dead Issues should he Dropped
&c, &c. sc.
HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION
Price. % cents or Eve copies for III, po.tage paid
will be fIed principle Frst
hr served"
Address, THE TRIBUNE, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-01
Tac following is the August Treasury prosralmne B


This announcement had 30 material eiecl non ihy Oh
the markets
In money there has been DO change TO remark nor
rowers finding it matter OF difficulty TO lehd theit
balances ON call above sper cent on the pledge OF 'he
most acceptable collateral and readily accept - and On
Government bonds per cent. Prime commrcial paper
finds currcncy AT sal per cent, depending upon the
da, The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were SS@O
The subscriptions to the new loan to-day were s~'o"
In the bond market there as usual very he Uu''
ness neted and this little mostly in the registered "e'
which seem of late TO in better inquiry than coupons
The tone of the market has been firm, closing Oh '"e
hash. Of ll2 I5-l6Qll3 for sixtysevcnN. FIX h"'"
New-York tribune., 1871-08-01

1he CdtskHt'homtains, by the Rev. CHARLES
ROCKWELL, and Arisrican Sea Side Resorts edited by
CHARLES l.. NOgsoS, two neat volumes Just published
by Iaihtor Brothers, be consulted to advantage by
persons In quest Of pleasant Summer watering place
The former work especially contains everything that
needs TO be known about CatskA and the region round
about.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-01

State bonds have been exceedingly dun ana heafS '
the business was done at Saturdays crent quotations
The only change in North Caroina> Old wi'h were
or,onarter OF one per cent better Tie following were
New-York tribune., 1871-08-01

1he Students Elements Of GeoIom, by Sir
Ohh'Lhs LifLL iiiarper Brsthers), Is IN fact
WORK Dy The distinguished author growing ont OF at
tempt o revise the sixth edition OF his "Esments NJ
Geology with the view adsnfins 10 to poouIar use
New-York tribune., 1871-08-01
Ncw Publications.
MERICAN TO-LITHOGRAPHIC CO.'S
~ OFFICE has been removed to 40 1913 Fulton-i ny
E0 nn1 COPI S-A REMARKABLE
sItB.SBttst BOOK.

appeared this ta have leen received by
Pres and with nc urqusfC eniat0n, such
--i- a-- a.Ha-.al l-lulLL hr book tllel
New-York tribune., 1871-08-01

The History Of Frederick tie great by JONI
s. G. ABBoTT Harper Brothers), is popular sketch
OF the strange cyenful OF the Prussian sovereign
written with no pretense Of historical crudition but
rendering in succnc narrative the facts and events
which are embodied in the elaborate aud graphic vol
uIncs of CARLYLE.