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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Jaly 2Ol0:a m.-CottoR opened sri MOTIVES ~
land. SO. Miiihng Orleans go 90. ., .
LONDON July 2-ll:jo m.CoAsos o2eBet a. 80 10Y hg
and 20. asa or the account United Five rsen bonds 100
92!; 1863 old. 92t; 1867. 9lli Ten.Porues st ~,
LONDON July ai-l:jO m-Consos 80 of BON mo1e' ' wv
account United States Ten Forty bouds, 9ts .-A.,
LIVERPOOL, July 2o-:30 mCotto1 sTn,i sna p s
advanced fraction; Mddng UplsBs, SiSsd; hsdhSs o"
9!69td. Land, so y cSt NJ, .,r.ui.,, n,b
LoSpoy july The weekly statement Of The Bark o. bngho n
Hbd TO-DAY shows an increase snount Of ban ID ''
255N00 a. ....,, "a
IN. .ccoun limited states Five Twenty bonds, % 81 lS o. s'i
1851 81. TenPorties, 9li
PARIS. July 20.-Rent.s, 51 Ac - h,,A.r NJ
LIyERPooI july 2O-5 p Cotton coset s-er $40 sp.
dNng Hollands 81 MiddhDg Orleans si aes Of ne Gay
bales Iclndng 100 for export and recastou W'iI
tai for Caifornis White ami 10 dloJ for No hl n ~
ANrykRP July 2O-PeroeaIn 9. for hDe Pale Amefosh.
nLoNpoN Juy ap-Eveung -Turpentne spo{ant A. " ~
LiyxRPooL, July 2o-ETeHing --InrPe0tia os'' '"
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Mem pnblitailons.

A MEXICAN T0-LlTHOGRAPHiC Co.s
IN oPpICg b.s been removed 70 No los futontL' NJ,
last TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
NJ WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1871 will contain every sonys
s.,sfoy prepared articles The Chgs'e Sol riooas. h
Of ksst TeDsesse veh
st "a The bsaih" These sre prepared
sstptssy disseminate Ter The nfernshop Of persons oo
viii be carefully Pksree
psbssAd Cos eAeAtks cheapest ssd meet thstk
Iss.ssA ssiss ~ ssbBsAss svLS RCke Esss',As ySA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

The money market presents no new feature, the sup
ply being ample to meet all the demands OF borrowers
while the rates call and three per cent with
exceptions at four There is little desire 10 negotiate
time engagements In view Of the expected demand from
the Interior There is fair business done in commercial
paper, prime grades moving the basis Of four 10 five
per cent.
The scarcity OF available stock with the armness in
gold, have encouraged strong feeling in Governments
bonds but business has been restricted Fisk Il Hatch
report as follows at d. m:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

Per NORTH Rrer VssstLs ana Rdiro1dk -
IrY Ii pkg Ashes pkgS BswaI 81 bales Broom Ton y,
b,s Cotton . bb Seed OIL " "A bo Flur $50 ess
Wheat S "a bush Com 7oO29 bssh Oats 80 bush Malt 81 ees
Corn Med bblS Spirits TuPenne 90 bib kosn 10 bis Pos
pkgs Beef pkes Meats lao pkg Greae ~ pE laN -
kegs $50 pkgs Seau, 4s9 pkgs Butter l pkg Ihe -
bb Eggs pigs. TaOw IS bb Lard OIL % bo Copper M toh
Wb>ky ga bales Wool bales Hemp l3l baSs HOPS ASH s
Leather 35 HIDES IS. bids Tobacco 40 hIs ami <
Tobacco 10 kgs. starch - pigs les, q bs Moss - i s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
THE MARKETS.
Ic.r,nIr REPORTED ior THnTnIsuss

TaURsDAr. jan 30 1911
CO1ONThs market has ruled srm and prices have a1t snc on
Of favorable Europe the sales 61 , OF when
last evening O 400 consumption l speculation oo
aud transit s7 there has been demand for fsre
OF tc eyenng-Jel 800 at ~ sl6 August ~ AZ
lyic O 9 ~ IS 6e 100 August and 10 September AZ
lssc together September aCO Of 1910; Noyember V 10
lsAc total bales Today-Juy short notice
100 is.e At ieic 100 At 10 lille $40 at 1910 August $40 al
O 30 At 20 I6c 1900 Co., leo 10 Lice Septem
Der 400 at ls,e 100 at 10 Is se 500 al 2 cc sS ~
lac al 10 IS l6 100 Of 49, 400 At 2oe @ 81
lc October 200 Al lsc 900 1t lsc yl6c; November 100
stlSic 100 at sc October 100 isic November 100 eoe
together October November and December 100 each 49, Deem
at gc Isle total leo bales snd total 9s" bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

There were quito important lots Of railroad bonds
changing hands to-day. In the Board note sales Of
Central Pacics Os2 Union Frsts at 49, Land Grants
Sli Incomes, s2 st. Joseph Convertible So at al03b
and Toledo and Wabash Firsts at Ol. There good
street demand reported for Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Minnesota gold bonds at 30 and interest. The fol-
Ia unrn fhn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

Now Ready.
Mr.. GREELEY' RECENT
LETTERS FROM TEXAS
AND THB
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
WITH HIS
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS
AND his
SPEECH ON HIS RETURN TO NETWORK,
CONTENTS:
CULTIVATION BY STEAM IN LOUISIANA.
LOUISIANA AND HER JEvEEs
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS
Water IN Agriculture.
Intellect IL Agriculture.
Eeetrey-UbderdrsiDBg
Industry Sboph be Diversified.
The Preservation Of Trees
MsIns for Psrmers
TEXAS. THE STATE MATERIALLY COsSDERBn
T 1iss sny li s.T IL Tea.
The Future Of tn, State
Railroads IN TsIs.
i 5's|% .. . 4 :. T'H%'T 1,,..
UBd.veOped Resources
THE FREEDMEN OF THE SOUTH.
The TSs' w GSnd y,. ID F wSs! sy s
Progress at the South
RECEPTION oP Mr.. GREELEY ~ T.. JUNE H.
ho1feta
Mr. Gre.eys Response, IN which be tpesii u he
Invitation TO TeIss-Nomnsuona
s2e,ebe, ct New Orleans and CoiaRbtI
T'piyetal Anbssty-Tbe Ku KlpL
The TLeybs Carpet Baggsn
Lee sDd stoRtws1 Jackson.
The New Departure
Dead Isspes bbcnld be Dropped
ke, ke., ke
HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION
Pnes. 10 cent?, OF, Eve eOpass for 81. poHass pad
rcs .o1ressd oBee will be fed the pnhaps Of Fist
ssns ha served"
ispsss THE nDuxR 1ss-y~A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

The North american Rerier, for July, Is
devoted chiefly the elaborate discussion of profound
questions with an unusually small proportion OF matter
adapted popular tastes The first article is On Forms
Of Minority Representation treating of the several plans
that proposed for securing due representation
90 different of opinion The Religion OF the
Ancient Romans the subject OF the next paper, which
points out the essential features Of the primitive Roman
faith and Worship 1.-THE Genesis of Species examines
the recent criticisms Of Mr. Darwns theory, especially
that of Mr. ST. George Mvart THE Meaning Of Revenue
Reform" is considered by Mr. David A. Wells, in an
article the positions OF which have been commented on
elsewhere in our columns; and "Thc Exploration OF
Palestine" 10y the commissioners of the English Exora
ton Fund" is described in instructive paper by the
Rev. DE- ThOmpeOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

july q.-COttOn quiet hgl
ngs 9c Floor quiet and market aor esysI' Cor
Wheat active and s1er but poe'y a ps l a. ssIe
s0S oT ,,o Sns s S.S southern sSec ws's @ s'
Por steady as 50 Bacon steady shSGdn 'i' Sm a.
;sf F %i sf stS.r t 81, ass 'i'
o.:s tS s;l Sa
Cuba Porte Rec a Ss FioSr aaeS.Hsd
e = sS Is. s = SSi q sss7s Dun na desG.,
Oh One Red - =. 90, Ry, Mica i. western 4 sssoc . i
..sar; White osaeSc alIed s9d6.e PF'S'n' dull "''''
'G Ju, ao-wh, .u limited request, one No ass,r
s. sod At = " s' sa sS ws. S si. ss
coo . Ss: 81, S '.: a, i5s S' No. s nd
r SsS i. .,f sd sT Fca n. s. II.
81. 49, Cs1 Corn qss sSred ;i o..-oh, Sc New We Rye
0 Dsss.la r Gs ls; :s ess:. y. W T,
20. su. Corn .ud 400 bash lie and Ter
Sr 10 SsvYo Flour du ,Od Ss.y What sssod Ne 10 -
Sc 500 bush Do sv sse Ca. scarce le Sss .ys =,
SOC Mae. zoo bush from y:,.s st, s, s.Isy At 81
ST. Losis JAZZ -cOttOn dull oo..n.ny e Toy s,s
I'm I d' S:5S, f sa. %n wn : 3St
Gloss. dan. No Rel F 'A, os sIs, Ss ~ aopss aI
sa Red ON S Ias u, .1s' s.i ssis ss 81. +
sc ts Seans Sc Rye higher ssss TsS.ss' i:.
Hemp aess9sc B'sSs 11sA,HsS ur .na a. S q
i Clear Rib s s' S'I ss s. y r., ;. ci Hoy.
s'fSa sss;: hi. Ne r. cs ss1 ON.
leO Hogt = -.A...-A 49,. 4 efa Ma a
oswxeo July -fo1I stead, ,sa "a -, WIN. Wpsr
a. sn lar poube srrs wheat dat sae 30 ee,s, ~
M,sss Club =. al Vi Corn dull; sAes 5000 bush a. &c r.,
bush SO. s. I'd I Corn s s. 81 . sI si. 81 .sS;s
e., aliesa unchanged s.er. 81 ssp,'Sn ~
u 20 cora Te Nes-York Lanbsr % 20 Tie noss
a. - "a Ne,.Yori Railroad fasht-flcsr 10 boses 49,
$50 Sa.s Corn t;' Ls.. sa.s.s''' By c'''i"
c,rSSlrI Jsiy Cotton fair demand $40 nnhs ~
suss aoi 6s Flour steady Win ssesfse S,nssS a. AZ =, -
Dali unchanged Rye aa,s, sd s:sss.{ Sss a 49, ~
chsu<d Pork dali, prioes ponnsli eN sAs -, ..~a
ar drsspng, ssles q ssesdsss Nj - $780,
x hsa a 81 - NJ ST., hsses NnDd eAAam4 -Ah~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
Neu publications.

DEADY THIS DAY:
~ MORE HAPPY THOUGrS BY y g. Barnard Being ihe
ninth volume Of the Handy Volume Sers and
hapy Iboagts b, the euhor l6no. re, soh Price 81
PHILIP BOURkE MAiSrONS POEMS. 0ne volume, lmo
Pnce 81 70 THIS 40 English ed top Of volume 81 shi
ha net With great favor Tie author who has been bind from h
hSoi Is the Of The Editor Of The London Atbenmun
IL PRESS:
ENGLlsI LESSONS POR ENGLISH PEOPLE by Y. Abbott
NJ. A., aud J. H. Seely " A.
ROBBKTs BROS, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

new Issue of the writings OF the E,e
THEODORE WINTHROP is announced 10y j. h osgoou "
Co comprising cecil Dreeme Edcin BrOtherfotf me
Cameo and the Saddle John Brent and Lie IA me Ope"
Air and Oher Papers. with a biographical skc'o" VI
the author by GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS ihey arc
brought out in i've neat duOdecimos, and VIII De wei
COINED by largo circle of readers VINO enerlsn the
memory OF winthrops rare character ana imaginative
faculty with tender sympathies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

Among the excellent selections from the lead
ing English periodicals which fail 10 enrich the
pages of The Eclectic the August number contains Inc
Downfall of Bonapartism" 49, The Study of Plato" IAN
African Hareem," Nathaniel Hawthorne" Herschei
a. a Music Master" "a New American Poet" ana others
Of perhaps equal interest The readers of this Magaze
be always Of liberal supply of substantial anu
attractive literature without prejudice from Its ioreH"
Favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

1riumphs Of Enterprise, Ingenuity, and Pub
he Spirit, by JAMES PARTON a. s. Hale & Coz, ia the
title OF collection OF the authors miscellaneous eOntri
buttons TO periodicals. of the day. and other mostly
of biographical character. Written I'm the woll-known
familiar coloquial style of the author full of practical
and taking illustrations and without trace of literary
pretension or formallty they form siugnary agree
able volume to begue the monotony of Summer holidays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

There attraction to-day in State bonds than
for time observed the favorable financial condition
Of the STATE gathered from the published hotter
Gov. Bullock impartng strength to the Georgia issues
which To per cent Mssours were strong at co.
and old North Caronas steady Yrginias being dull The
follow ing were the bids:
Ostftd Asi,d. offered. Ashsd.
Trs..s.. :. "a Z, z A.s.n. ;, .......... 70
ttpass = ~. - IAxbsAS n RallyssI nv q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

d. 4. & Co. Rave Just Pablishel
JAMES GORDOS'S WIFE Novel vol. Rmo, paper covers
81 cents
APPLETOYS EUROPEAN GUIDE-BO0K New Edition Brought
Down to June 1911 Price, Sc.
METAPHYSICS Or THE PMLosoPHY CoNscousSEss, PHs-
BY Henry Jonguevlle Msnse b. D. vol,
l2mo. Price 81 IS
MARQUIS AND MERCHANT. A Novel By Mortimer Collins
l VOL 8yo paper 50
"REMINISCENCES OF FIFTY YEARS BY Mark Boyd. vol,
l2mo. 81 s.
Either the by mail any address the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

COfFHF-Ths Bfshls increased ARA 'ene
bok,, ,un figures snxoos 70 ss
thea Java a.i asehangd wsst nda grades are N ne
nan Al l ssuc sAvs 10 day e w pe BIO
PREIGRTrAs inquiry for berth hs osss ~,
!, sss1ses ssd niss ~ Gsncs SssS eAsss see HsDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company nave he
clared semiannual dividend of per cent free Of tax,
payable August l.
The Philadelphia stock market was dull to-day.
Pennsylvania skies sold at 1913 Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 2st; Reading Railroad, $50 and Pennsylvania
Railroad 81. Gold not quoted.
San Francisco adyices state that Hale and Norcross
mining stock fell TO 80, this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

There also better demand for bank stocks, and
We note sales OF Bank of NewYork at 1884, Butchers and
Droyers 1856 Ocean, 0 Metropolitan, 1861 and Fourth
National, lI3. The following araihe bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
HORACE GREELEY NEW BOOK.
Another Edition Just Ready.
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING.
KNOW
OF
FARMING.

the hest books ever published 1pOn The su9 n ao not
dun upon Agriculture that no one can ne
interested In hut is written nv OF the gees AZ well " one
oil the simplest the world in Lis most agreeable manner
viii gather from its great deal Of valuable Information
useful them general reader will bni
eeedn fascinating from the pleasant s OF treating various topics
The Farmer viii make Of dollars be will only
res and practice aers chiefly people
sensible advice plainly tod thai VIII DC So
10 them IL after life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY Fish, ~ - hhiCh'
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH. }
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. Nassau-st., New York, July 10, 1871.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS OF THE CHEsA-
pEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY offer peculiar
inducements to judcious investors.
l. The Road is under experienced conservative,
and honorable management The Company is one
of the strongest and most reliable and Trustworthy
corporations in the country, with a well-estabished
credit and possessing property and franchises OF
great value
q There is ample security for the entire mortgage
already existing in completed Road, Equipments
and work done.
3. The regular and prompt payment of interest
and the security of the principal are beyond ques-
ton.
A. II is an old and successful Road, with 227 miles
now in profitable operation and 100 miles additional
nearly completed extending itself in response to the
demands OF commerce, AS GREAT EAST AND WEST
TRUNK LINE FROM THE ATLANTIC To THE OHIO
and for the accommodation Of the immense mineral
resources along its line
;. The traffic necessary to render its extension
profitable does not depend upon slow future devel-
opment but an enormous and protable trade is already
uditing for and inritingt.
6. The Loan is sufficient in amount TO become
widely known, popular and marketable while it will
De Dut sllgnt TAX upon the great earning cdpduhi
ties of the Road.
The exchange of Five-twenties for these Bonds
NAV be made with entire safety, and will now yield
a profit of over 20 per cent.
Price until further notice 92. and accrued inter
est from May |. The Bonds in denominations of
81. 900 $500, and 500 Interest payable May and
November FISK & HATCH.
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE NEwOR-
LEANS MOBILE AND Texas RAILROAD COMPANY,
bear per cent currency or per cent gold interest
have 45 years to run are in the denomination of
81 900 or eco each limited in amount TO 1880
per mile; and based upon the Louisiana Division
of the great trunk line from Mobile through New
Orleans to Houston, of which line two-thirds is
already built These bonds offered for the present
at 80, and accrued interest from July l.
The advantages of these bonds for SAFE AND
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT are manifest upon examina-
ton No railroad bond is better secured while hold
ers Of Governments will find decided profit In sell
ing at the present high prices and reinvesting in
these bonds which cost less but pay much larger
interest.
The fullest information given on application. W.
b. SHATTUCK, Banker and Financial Agent. n. O.,
NJ, and T. X. r. CO., No. % Nassau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

The regular weekly sale Of Government gold to-day
drew out bids to the of s2OOo, at l2 TO 1l23
The award Of million made at li23S to l263 the
details being IL follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

SAINT Louis CITY PER CENT GOLD RENEWAL
BONDS, having 20 years to run. We offer Sia,oN
above bonds being the whole issue also NORTH Mis-
sour First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH
CoTTiNG, IA Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS

Professor EGLEsToN's Tables of Weights,
Measures, ana Coins John Wiley Son. furnish trust
worthy manual Of reference the basis of the reports
Of the committee on weights and measures at the Paris
Exposition OF ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

Mr. this book the r'n and simplest manne'
SAYS. hope be generally accorded the merit Of having set
"dersand.
Ihave avoided could The o. terms and distinctions
familiar TO the general ear
Te little Of hydrogen nitrogen etc have kept to
yse them would be useless 10 those
ALREADY acquainted the elementary truths Of Chemistry and ou
"perpexing 10 others.
"Ifere paragraph my pages which will not be readily and
schOoboy " dheen then have
Jailed 10 paragraph simple and as lucid as intended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
Tanner & Co,
BANKERS,
II Wall-st Npw-Iork

II Wall-st. New-York.
Buy and Sell at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT ls) PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London, Frankfort-on- the Main, free OF
L. $. Taxes. tanner & Co. No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

The herald of Heath opens with an inter
estnc letter from octogeDaran medical man in Not
,inrham England relating his experience in the use Of
alcohol as a medicine. a Visit TO Father Cleveland"
iyes an agreeable sketch OF that active phanthrops
now in his huDdredth year. but going about doing
good with all the aertness and cheerulness OF youth
An original letter from William Hewitt the distinguished
English author describes his personal habits with refer
enee to the influence Of physical conditions the
eryaton OF health and the attainment of old age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
,Iot,RS OF EXERCISE IN THE ALPS.
BY JOHN TYNDALL LID, FRS

Thrice the eisAs The London News attempting To scale
,yp .troe to up Pelon CASA thrice Tvs
dali more successfully assaulted the Mserhorn
attempt e managed reach the lightning smiten top good
read the account by himself and cOnraAe assaults
and is necessary obtain Of Exercise the
Alps by Tvaa IL D.. r. r. entitled
many other stories touching the per and pleasures Of mountaineering
the tales not only told In excellent style also seasoned
such advice the author above
other qualified give append his descriptions Alto
geh attractive eIhsrsng book could not easily be
seuted 1t sood he added there illustrations Of
turesque aud vivid Character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

st AUS A,dy The -rs: To uv.ro, -
Ga ~ Gush iran At Sa9ia ~ 90 Con Nv al. 49,
ot} $40 ~ hhd IAlov Al Ds sal I@ao g6I,b W..
n1a and to Olsgor, Is ,o'0bs Gtsn at si .m W. .
tLpUk AND hEA-Ihs demand sor H. or r 70, q p1o,,h
80 ~ n'r.g s"y he sednn grstesar tsf,e IA .n,ls
tthus Hf'guA Ma ana snier1ne
eise ne market s active and stesaer 70, H. la -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

The Fourth Number of the Journal Of Social
Science recently issued by Hurd Houghton, contains
several articles Of permanent value Astounding with im
portant facts and suggestions which challenge the inter
est of every reader with whom the alienation of the
Evils modern society is still unsolved problem. The
"waste Of Existing Social Systems is forciby pointed
cut by LOrin Blodget Civil Service Reform is ably
discussed by j. g. Rosengarten and there are nstruc
tive papers on Art Schools" by c. c. Perkins, Music
N Public Schools" by j. b. Upham, "Relef OF Labor"
by Samuel Eliot and National Education in England
ny Mrs. S. Parkman The department of General In
seligence" comprises not only survey OF current
relating the subject of social reform but many
ndicous counsels with regard to topics connected with
social science
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
PRICE 81 so.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

Harper gives a condensed history of Count
Cavour and the Unihcation Of Italy, among the Illus
trated articles Of the number which may be read
with profit at the present time which has witnessed the
tument Of many of the political aspirations Of the
Industrious statesman. " Life IN Cuba is sketchy and
readable and Thomas Jefferson and Family" presents
al attractive of the home life and private charac-
ter Of the great Virginia democrat The solid article OF
the number is devoted 10 "The Telegraph and the Storm
describing the operations OF the Signal Service Bureau
at Washington and Illustrating the value of IFS reports
TO the practical interests Of the country letter from
the unpublished correspondence Of Colerdge written In
1871 throws light the opium habit" and presents
plea for charity in the judgments OF his feowmen. Mr.
John Hay contributes an original poem. My Castle in
spain and an exquisite tribute TO the late Mrs Haw-
thorue may be found in the Easy Chair"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

Tn. book remarkable and good excellent advice
and valuable hnt that sUnds 10 make really valuable
IN sort OF business, occupation or profession
sell millions
they ought to read and rereadit
the hands Of child
wordf they know bow to reSdaDd they Mt ought
them.
:. The book published handsome style B,suuny
priuted bound in eeg cloth with gi back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

EreIy Horse O,Uner's CyciOp@did, by j. H..
WALSH Porter Coates, is American edition OF one
Of the most valuable works the natural history,
physiology, pathology ami general management of the
Morse which have been brought out in England,
that nation OF hOrsefanciers perhaps in any other
country or language II is remarkable for the complete
mess Of its details in every department Of tho subject
and popular and practical style OF its descriptions
and illustrations The essence OF the most Important
recent manuals on the treatment OF the horse Is en-
BODIED in its pages and nothing has been omitted that Is
necessary adapt TO daily by the breeder or owner
Of that indispensable domestic servant The present
edition shows decided improvement on the original
work No pains have been spared TO make IT standard
authority the subject with the American farmer and
amateur Every page Of the English edition has been
thoroughly revised local aud scientific matter OF
itt interest readers in this country has been omitted
Che latest OF information have been carefully
onsulted and the whole subject brought down TO the
sreept state Of knowledge. Several valuable ueases
have been added 10 the American edition, including
The American TrottiBg Horse, by Ellwood Harvey,
NJ ID and "Tbe Turf and Trotting Horse OF America"
NV John EIderkin. Every man who wishes for com
~et snumary of the latest and soundest views on the
management Of horses In all It's details Will hnd II IN this
comprehensive and able volume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

We don't think enOugh-Nr Greeley we need
minge thought with work Some think Ill their heads
till their backs crooked 20 the
"banoe hoops the and the thinkers
be distinct whereas tley should be the
always been thus, it by follows that II
always should or shall be-"
Mr. Greeley hi joyful Trust that tbe
eight imperfect VIII thousands Of farmers
calling and take hyeher interest IN rs i'm
will be induced by them 70 rea ADLER and
better and the sciences winch minister to It's EN-.
ency and me Us progress towards aperecton which fe" as YET
have, faint v foyesee