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National Hotel,

JRVINEToN, PA. w. A. Hallenbaclx,
Proprietor. This hotel is NEW, and is
,ow open as a first class house, situate at
ne junction of the Oil Creek q Allegheny
.tlver and Philadelphia Il Erie Railroads,
pposite the Depot. Parties having to lay
yer trains will find this the most conven-
ent hotel in town, with tirst-class accom-
Inodations and reasonable charges. II.
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Dr.. j. L.\Acomb,.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, who has
L had fifteen years experience in large
and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
A full assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
Oils. Cutlery, and fine Groceries, all of the
best quality, and will be sold at reasonable
rates.
II. X. BURGESS, an experienced Drug
s. list from New York, has charge of tho
Store. All prescriptions put up accurately.
tf
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Syracuse House,

FTIDIOUTF, PA, J. 4 ID MAoEE, Propie-
i tors. The house has been thoroughly
refltted and is now in the first-class order,
with the best of accommodations. Any
Information concerning Oil Territory at
this point will be cheerfully furnished.
-lv J, 4 ID. MAGEE,
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Exchange Hotel,

7 OVER TIDIOUTE, Pa, d. s. RAMS
IL DKEL Il Son Props. This house having
been refited is now the most desirable stop
ping place In Tidioute. good Billiard
Room attached, Ally
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los. Y. Saul,

Harness Maker and Sad
L dler. Three doors north of Holmes
House, Tionesta, Pa. All work is war
ranted IT,
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". B, Smiley,
Holmes House,

VNONESTA, PA, opposite the Depot
L c. ID. Mabie, Proprietor. Good sta
bling connected with the house. If.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
should be printed II is an intended tribute 10 ono Of
New Yorks noblest sons which, without this publicity.
will be forever lost to the world:
MICH CuRIsTPyIyG IN VAIN
MUCH CHRISTENING IN VA

Yo-sRxIrE VALET. Sunday. June 49, 1884
rs b:s 1Rs ii S s S and Ss F s
sSSd nDa Snsg is,f we hunger and @ Mr. B. Put
Of Boston by arrangement which had been previously decided
something Francisco had ay Mr. swain
In which ne rud pcp,ed 10 honor The revisit Of te Rev DR.
W Below. % Valley christening ,he noble and eoTmn s
mountain between these two fa. on the @ WHOSE sasos COM
Of creamy granite asen about @ feet toward The heavens and al the
and Of the people Of California well Of the Pen, com
pny be did bapuf by the Of Bellows BUTTE and ne
ever ps spo the world Ssy might BE- piss
themselves and DO all in their power
extend and peee The 5nosedes Of The TUE ee,'ossd upon
such service country and to the cause Of the wounded and
Upon tbs be tTos bottle Of water upon the 'rot which had
and called We company
United stats SANITARY Commission These being with full honor
and effect Dr. Bellows who was much sgp % Tbs anP sonts
upon bin he was particularly proud t S, Of an equally
commanding and lofty PeAt which anIar'n Ss AMI which
is5 been ., appropriately named two years before Kings Peak"
In honor Of that noble and lameniei patriot ana Ss
long granite should and tho. tgfHg that evsE
assured Us could c ePs9 70 himself b, but n HAT
states ssnary Commission bAvey stood by LiT 10 his
abo that organo No Ia9nh on Earn Re n Of rock
tiIel. be should want no other memorial
And after all this impressive twadde, the rock re-
mains bat not guide be found who knows IL py any
other name than the cap of Liberty - q, tina and
suggestion to tourists rs to the best use o, le nh
money visiting Yosemite ana VIII close Ihis bc
Don't purchase ticket OF elther con'y ,h otbnr
ronpd rip but 20 by trail and out by the Otn
0 Travel in small companies, not exceeding I'D IN ono
company: and IL by the ordinary stage conveyance re-
srye ne of remaining during pleasure AZ
any point on the 8. Remain long enough III tuU Na
lev TO visit all points interest leiscy anu "lIoe
crow,ing too much into single day No person can SEQ
fhe valley with satisfaction less than rom seven 10
ten days fortnight would be better. Aiter naan i
spent am honest week in honest way ana 10
he comforts of civilization don't be lnduced 10 mhg to
twin AGAIN inst TO get another view from some my
" nloint which some bigger fool than yourself VIII
assure you is only point from when tne Ni.re1 eau
/, all |
seen the valley without being told rest assured thal INC
snnnnr You Teturn home The Detter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

At the Essex Market Police Court, Bernard Batten-
Ger and John Damosee wers COMMITTED In defut Of bail Tor stealing
Two cases Of Cyrus De No. 29 South
july Fanerme for beating James H. Wyait Thin ave
Michael STAY held await the result 81 the nuue Of
John MPAlen whom be assaulted Sunday at No sos CahAls
At the Jefferson Market Police Court. Mary Nc
Gee was yesteriAy stealing bedeohng hOm Bridget
Dsr Of No. SIS GrenWc Louis lAmaud Of No. ~ West
charged with violating the BIcse law By keeping h
Iq1of store open sunday admitted 70 bail Josephine Haywood Of
No le West Twenty Itst committed for stealing gold watch nom
John b. Rogers West Ttirg hrdst.A A. 1hubtr held
for obtaining Christian DeyB Of No. 10 PDost BY false
pretenscs, June II, 1905.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. Lyman
Coppennan Of CAnst pAsuboker paei under 1900
bonds appear he General Sessions charge Of having
received B fon KID gloves value $i0O stolen h the Of
Bughem No 1873 Churchst the M Of july 1862
Fs TaunerhautI No p Msre pawuhoker held for
eng goi stolen from John Tuomey Of No ITO Chaham
Thomas William Thomas eoore bod for breaking into
Herbert MAson's house, No. J9l fOnrthaSe
The July term Of the Court of General Sessions
opened before Judg Bedford Who In charging the Grand jury
called their attention especially 10 the EIce uur Lottery and Election
against the aklns Of illegal fees by puhc oeen,
and March 1860 10 prevent The ae Of tickets upon
vessels lie also said that The session would be abre one a. the bus'
ness 10 he presented By the District Attorney unusually Hna
George English convicted the last term u sEindnE james Stevens
out III $50 sentenced 10 four and months imprisonment
Cornelius OBen and Mary Bosue charged with stealing 40 ie
yorers from George Smiths gun store IN Chaiamst April 80
Quilted .-Jalu o. Wilson Of No. o. Woosierst stealing : 6
sorih Of goods MT bnlyans store 10 20 Dusnct, state
Prison HausaIi. indicted viii Wilson Vl'-4ol guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

Bo.ror jul, l-Ariv,d steamship. O. Appob from Baltimore
Rom,n from Philadelphia Neptune from New York bars en
se. Hrtng from Bsrbaioesds x, from oagu'i D. H. pm
from brig, Arsoa Brl from surnim 'chf = D"
Locke. 5nnnam - -. at.t.,.,
from the West Indies
FOREIGN PORTS.
1.-The Guon l0ofsf1 Capt Frrrman
Neu-York arrived AZ Queenstown yesi'r1y anD P' "
Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Ship Chfss CD from Bremou Cor Ns" York June 3D. ~ al
g. ~ steamship Leipzig At Southampton llll . ~. D, d.
ship Wndsard from Segiok for francisco, Nay ' y .
n. Ion 40 50 W. d.. -
ship AleI Marshall Liverpool for EeWYo June T. a. d.
Ship beres hom SescA,- Eag for SewYorr June - '' % Z"
Ship Mnnah r from New Loonds7 June r. South
Bari DoSesier Bydsr from Norfolk June p 90 miles B.
OF SANDY Hook.
Bark Ohon Orb smith from Newport Bog @r New fofk June =
' Bari Piao CSor rom New lat AZ = loa
Rsl R,, ~ q D. from Bremen Ee-.York jim, a A. on q
Bari yark (,r rom GBYork for Monteydeo hiy 49, ht II b.
Ion. ~ II ".
WUALERS.
NgvBypyopD July l-Ardyed bark Iona NutlD p'm .glh
p.cc ocean T,y o Islands ~ Bermuda june D. With I'D nb'
sperm $50 bbs whale oil and 600 ib@ bon''
MEMORANDA.
Ts srby d KIM Rdrdge from Prila1f ' M ronof pn ''A
for Delaware reakwater LIST INST In leaky condition ~ A.,
mo chr susan Wright MouLt from Gcofso"n D " m New
YORK was not ashore reported. 49, - ,s..utry q.
NJ lee " launched from yard EodhpOr L. J. reI
fac schr owned by Bros and intended Tor s' o" ~ ~
"''o tPoy Latest Ship Eccs see Ftt1l Page.l
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THE COUR1S.
ILLICIT DIsTILLERs PUNISHED AT LAST.
r .,oc 4

ILLICIT DISTILLERS PUNISHED AT lAST
Judge Benedict pronounced sentence yester-
day upon number OF Illicit distillers. In the case Of
John shannon the Judge addressing the prisoner, said
do need TO call your attention to the fact that this
OFF nse is one which been frequently perpetrated in
the community and that, in order to stop IT. 1t has be-
come necessary TO inct severe criminal penalty For
FIXTURES Of property and the imposing OF fines upon the
persons engaged In Illicit distng have proved ineiec-
tua and the Government must resort TO the imprs-
onment OF persons who be arrested ana convicted
OF the crime. You pleaded guilty to the charge OF
having been engaged as Illicit distiler in the
Twelfth Ward Of this city, and thereby laid your,
self liable TO be punished by a fine OF 5000 and
cases give tho fullest consideration to circumstances
Of mitigating character In your case, however, there
in the city, coupled with you peculiar relations make 1t
impossible for me to doubt that you the a-
tuTc OF the crime that you committed 1t was delib
crate attempt violate the law, and for that attempt
Won must now snfer punishment. do not forget how
ever mitigation that you pleaded guilty To the charge
and therefore reduce the sentence Of the Court to $1,000
fine, and imprisonment for Is months in the Albany
PenitentiaTy.
Michael Donnelly then placed at the bar, and
Judge Benedict said:
You stand convicted OF the same ofTense for which
Shannon has just been sentenced and there are circu
stances in your case that might justify more severe
sentence than that imposed him. But you have IA
family Of small children and wife, and have per
United myself 10 be influenced to degree by that
fact The sentence OF the Court is that you be fined
$1,000 aud imprisoned in the Albany Pemtentary Is
| months.
John scully was sentenced to pay fine of $4,000 and
be imprisoned six months, his sentence being mitgated
ON account of his age and the attendant
| John Fox sentenced to pay fine OF 1000 and be
imprisoned for six months the Court adding that It
that the prisoner had wifuy engaged abOrer
| in Illicit dstilery in open defiance Of the law.
Thomas Mclaughlin, aborer IN dstillery, was fined
| months. Richard Knowles, emplOye in an Illicit
whisky distllery in the Twelfth Ward, fined SlOO
| and sentenced to imprisonment for two months.
Patrick Gleason editor of The Long Island city NetcS
was held in $4,000 bail to answer charge OF attempting
| to intimidae witness ON recent trial. The Court
| then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
4 VARYING TO RUFFTANS.

THE MCANN HOMICIDE DECLARED JUSTIFIABLE.
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yesterday
I'm the case of Peter Mccain Of No. 27O Avenue A. who
was shot by Joseph ozab, June &C. in ozab lager beer
saloon at No 3Os Avenue A. Caroline Ozab testified:
On the night OF June &c, Timothy McCarty, James
LYONS and Patrick Mccain, brother Of the deceased.
entered my husbands saloon and called for lager al or
Ozab and then hurled the glasses az hm nc eiusou 70
them with any more beer, ana reInon-
strated with them for their conduct witness tGn
gave the men beer to keep them quiet when t1e again
threw the glasses at Mr. Ozah, and even reached over
the and caught hold of other glasses to throw at
him. finally witness went toward the door 10 can e
police when suddenly pistol bred, and Peter NC
Cam who had Just come in, ana was standing near
staggered and fell on the floor wounded got up
and walked at the door, but Instantly sank down on
the sidewalk Patrick Mccain then caught up carving
knife tried to stab Ozab as he was standing behind
the bar bnt the police entered ana arrested DOth OLdo
susan O'Connor living the saloon, corroborated
Mrs. Ozabs testimony, and said That Mr. OzaD repeat
edy told the to keep quiet, or he would De COM
PEELED to fire. Capt. Cameron OF the Eighteenth RE
inct Police testified that the accused when brought
before him at the Station House, acknowledged that no
had fired into the crowd. Timothy McCary of No. 429
East Nineteenth-st, testified that Patrick MCCann,
iyons and himself visited the lager beer sa0On Ozab
refused 10 give glass OF beer McCann; the men then
Guarreed, and he OZab holding pistol; OzaD t0ld
Mccain he would shoot him. and then hrtd, ana they
all began throwing glasses at him. OliD hred again h
Mccain, who reckless from intOXicatOn. 80
Mary Mccain, mother OF the deceased testhed that,
Patrick who had been absent all day. and that about 10
minutes after news brought her that Peter had been
shot.
Other testimony showed that upon leaving his home,
Peter Mccain started at for the agebeer saloon
and had just entered the when a shot from the
saloon-keepers killed him The jury found that
Mccain came to his death from pistol-shot fired by
Ozab but that Ozab discharged his pistol In sedofense
believing his life in danger Ozab Immediately dis
charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

The disease which has been affecting large
numbers OF horses in this city and vicinity Is spreading
Ftyhree horses have been attacked in the stables OF
the Fourth.ave Railroad Company, where the disease
appeared on the 25th u In the stables OF the siNth
ave Company It increased simultaneously and 40 horses
had been affected by 1t up TO yesterday noon mere
have been about 30 in the stables of the DRY Doc
Company since the early part Of last week Twelve Ne"
cases have appeared in the stables OF the Eshtn'e
Companv Private stables have also been INVADED
In the stable OF Mr.. Clark, on Foryfths near fHth
ave-, there are two cases. and yesterday morning tno
disease appeared in the stable of Mr. Edred opposite
Five horses were affected almost at once Another
case is in the stable of Mr.. Russell sage
on Forty-thlrd-st About 100 horses nave poen
attacked in A. Stewards stable in Analyst ING III
crease OF the disease in this city has become very
serious matter to the streetrairOad companies iney
lack the necessary hospital accommodations ror 'no
large number Of horses affected About 400 horses nave
been attacked in the stables OF the Thrdaye. Kali
road Company ont OF the ZOO which they usually nave on
hand In the sixth-ave Combanys stables ~ n1Sos
have been attacked out Of roo The disease Is peVhnB
in tho stables OF two or three OF tho stage
Int they do not allow 1t To DO known how many OF er
horses have been attacked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
CHANGES OF BANKING FIRMS.

One OF the most important changes IN bank
ing circles lately announced the dissolution of tho
firms of DabDey, Morgan Co. and DreN'l, Winthrop
Co, ana the formation OF the firm OF DreNel, Nor
gan Coz in NewYork, together with the continuation
Of the old firm OF DreXel Co. Philadelphia, and DroNe
HarJes Co in Paris. The partners OF the new firms IN
NewYork and Philadelphia MesSrs. +. a. q 4. j.
DreXel and J. H. Wright residing In Philadelphia ana
Robinson, residing in this city, thus consolidating two
firms which have long been known as among the most
prominent OF NewIOrk aad Philadelphia. In addition
to the branch houses in Philadelphia aud IN Paris. az
stated above, the firms will be the American repre-
sentatiyes Of the distinguished firm OF j, > Morgan
Co. OF London, and the London and san Francisco Bank
and German Bank OF London. TIE combination OF these
two conspicuous banking firms with the branch houses
and connections named, must place the firm among
the few leading banking houses OF the world Financial
Chronicle.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
pnRr OR NEW -YOkH........

PORT OF NEW -V0RH ........... ....,...".,.JULr
CLEARED.
s Sssm.D GERM Genha H. a. Hsb.ch sbaS KSr Co.
steamship Tybee delaney Son DoTHs0 sPGfo o'i Teon
s stesmsEip a. An5 C. sacrs DAVIS. Phiadeph.
steamship Man s, G.9m sg RA PSIaSses
s s'sa%.sp Cleopatra Philip. Havana MhS5 Ferns Co
steamship Bell Brakeman Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
Old Dominion steamship Co. .
steamship Phelps, Brown PHILADELPHIA
snip As9a OBJ Seltirt liverpool sATGe L. Merchant Co.
Fhedhef Or vOs Penrh Roads for orders Wend' Ten'
BARK Gaop (Br), Pre- Hamburg; H. }. De wOh& Co
B Bs S es0 e. S Ssi s9 n sSS% HIT sons
ISrE Henry Korf Riga, Punch, Edye Co r,.c.
Bari Lucna Ciialj Caeic Trieste Punch Edye Co
Bark Annie Sherwood Talbot PrOn de Taba'co Stephens
Bari Antelope, Dayi. St Croir. Rocl, Bro. Co;
Brig Flora IN. q. Rotrup. Kongsberg C. Tobias Co
R5 Asysl, Ri MIsI,S St john; Whitley Co.
s sSf n r@" G E R%on y .d b bs Co Co.
scr Samson samson, Great Egg HaTbor, James W. EWe
se5t Mag?clls, Howard Cqr9x,nl. n s. DR. De wolt1Co
s seaf siiTget Me3!yIe, Grrytov0, u W Loud Co
sehr B. L. sherman, small wa,hingOs, Baker Dayton
ARRIVED.
Steamship E,n Terry Chaplin sewbern, C., With naval stores
Sa@g VIM p c@ Pailsr, Richmond City Point and Norfolk.
steamship Havana Pennington, Havana 2ah u with md'e to James
st. Ama1t SOM vessel to lunch e Co Had light variable wind
the entire passage vas II DAYS west Of Bermuda.
shr II lataed of Provncetownl Eidge, Port Antonio Jam
20 days with fruit TO 4. CroSeL
KdgeNOOi Derrkson Georgetown s. c. DAYS with
stores % Dolner Potter Co; vessel 10 H. D. Hurbat Go.
Schr Lucia Murchson, Jones' Wilmng c. days with
stores Sc, TO y. :, Powell
schr T.. u. Canmer, Homer. Virginia.
schr. BrseEe Nelson. Virginia.
Schr. Katie j. Hoyt, Arnold Baltimore for New Haven
Sehr A.. j.. B,nLry Robinson, Baltimore for New Haven.
shr Old Chad McChuock, Eleuhep days with fruit 10 Jos
EueaG
Slr Eyne Co New l,veal Carroll Barbados 10 days with
lAsses " ID. TTosthige a Go.
Scbr J. J. Wand. llman, Aerandro.
kthf. b. H. Snuyef. NOpef Virginia.
behr II. L. Wood. Curtis. Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEwORLKAys Juiy ARRIVED steamship Cories Whitman, oI
New Yoh Sailed % steamship Geo Nshggt0n Csge for New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
CIVIL MOTEL

Charles Lediard and Others sue William II.
Kendall and Geo p Tucker In the Superior Court,
Special Term before Judge Spencer Plaintiffs sold to
the defendants about 81 900 worth Of Wines represen
tatons by Kendall that the firm worth $4,000 above
all liabilities. They aege that the wines have not
been paid for and that defendants closed up their bust
and for time could not be found. Ultimately
they both arrested at the instance Of plaintiffs The
case up yesterday motion by defendants
counsel 10 yacate the order OF arrest against Tucker
the ground that he not party TO the alleged false
representations The Court granted the motion, with
permission to the plaintiffs to get order showing
fuckers completely III the alleged msrepresen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

Foreign Exchange i steady ~ III for short -Eh 5tcr
ling. and 100 for COday bills, both prime Tsrewcrea
few sales stocks and quotations aDOIt ~
follows:
ws-'e1 Union Te.... a.a So S0rt' Wssts-a..... -
C1tr.I lr5 1fslu 81 i.lsr lNla
Rsarz ..........IlO.0 - ONO MIsi.sppi.... 40
LAKE sAoe..........lc., Lt Lioh Faelc. -"
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive Of -peo'e
from the port Of Eew-York for the week ending Jniy
1871 Wis s2,73&eO.
The bank statement compares follows Win former
returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY. July 81. n


There was very Ettle business done in
wsl-st to-day, and but few brokers and speculation.
were in attendance. There some sales Of gold o,
the street. quotations varying nom l3l TO 1884, closing a,
the latter price. The nominal rates for money cali
are 203 per cent. Government bands were quoted a.
follows al the offices Of the leading Ceacrs:
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Sales bp auction

A MgRwIS. Arcioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway, cor.
ID 4-ae, Of Books Works o. Art Fancy Gooi' Furniture &c
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. date Leavltt,
s,yelegb COZ Clinton Hail. Asorpaee Po the sALE b,
A1cros Of iBHARE Of Books PArisG' and all
Kinds Of LITERARY PROPRKIY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

pASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

PROM EEWBBRN-In steamship Ellen y Terri July - ~ Ne
Nj W.,y n CLARK Miss Mary Phillips Miss q. Baxter Mr aud
NJ. EaT children and servant Miss Carrie Waugh Mrs NJ b.
Rochelle Tbos H. Baes aud In the teerage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GREAT NATIONAL LOAN.
Sl34.OOO.0O0 NEW 5 PER CENTS.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN.
Interest quGrterly February, Nay AugaSt and
Norember.
BONDS FREE OF ALL TAXES, LOCAL OR NATIONAL
The Treasury Department having already
ceived subscriptions to the amount of S66OOOC00
10 the first two hundred millions of the New Loans
authorized by the Act of Congress, of July H. $780,
for refunding the Public Debt, bearing Five per
cent per annum Interest now offers to popular Sub
scrpton the remaining Sl34OOOOO0 of this particu-
lar Loan, and Is prepared 10 promptly deliver the
Coupon Bonds or Registered CertihcateSJn exchange
dollar for dollar for any of the United States Six per
Cent Bonds or Registered Stocks known Fire Teen
ties for Gold Coin at the par value of the Now Loan.
and accrued Interest from the first OF May. When
this amount, to which preference is given, is taken
up, the remainder of the Five per Cents, S9ooOOo.
OOO embraced in the Act will be offered in conneo-
ton with S3OOOOOCCO -Four and one-half per Gents,
and any part of S,O0OOOOO0 of -Four per Cents,
the one running fifteen years and the other thirty
years.
The following is . copy of the New Five per Cent
Bond. under and pursuant to the Act Of Congress:
FORM OF Five PER CENT Bong.
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 > PER CENT.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ARE INDEBTED TO THE BEARER IN THE SUM or
.............. DOLLARS.
THIS BoND is issued IN accordance With the pro
NiSOnS OF an ACT bi NnnRttfs tntlttfu An nv w
authorize the refundng of the National Debt" ap.
proved July H. 1870. amended by an Act approved
Jan. % 1871 and Is redeemable nj the pleasure of the
United States after the lSt day of May A. ID. 1881 In
coin of the standard value of the United States on
said July IA. 1870 with interest IN such coin, from
the day of the date hereof nj the rate of FIVE PR
CENTUM per annum payable quarterly, on the Isl
day of February, May August, and November ia|
each year The principal aud interest are sXemP
from the payment of all Taxes or Duties of the
United States "a well from taxation in any forml
by or under state, municipal. OF local authority.
WASHINGTON, .........., IS.
Entered ........ Recorded ........
Register of the Treasury
Registered bonds will DO issued Of the denomin'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
THE HORSE EPIDEMIC SPREADING.

ard for three John Lee eooreh
sabbng Samuel abdomen and sir months