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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-30

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Lydia ,Thompson's re.appearknce at
Wallack's Theatre, on Wednesday night,
was marked by sad event, which the
New York San tells Of thus: s'Aliss Hetty
Tracy, one of the new comers, and a
very charming aud pretty girl, aud not
unlike Miss Thompson in person aud
mapnAr, was mistaken for that lady by
the audience. aud was greeted with pro
longed applause and perfect whirlw1nd
of boquets, much, apparently, to her
own surprise. When tho fair lydia
came on, some time after, her admirers
discovered their mistake, but tie DO.
quets were gone"
Another illustration OF the economical
administration comes from Portland.
Maine. In the navy yard of that place
5000 men were employed during the
war, under charge OF only three officers.
Now only 400 men nre employed. with
over forty officers to look after them.
They all live with their families at the
navy yard, have ON excursion steamer
constantly at their disposal, and the Go
vernment foots the bills with commend
able punotunlity.
The citizens of st. Louis have sub
scribed sis, 900. to be awarded as cotton
premiums at their coming agricultural
fair, and also 81 500 to be used in giving
cotton-growers i'll attendance grand
banquet. Large preparations have been
made also for woolen fabrics, machinery,
sc.
"What are you about, my dear?" said
his grandmother to II little boy, who
was idling about tho room, and casting
furtive glances ut gentleman who was
paying visit. II am trying, grandma,
to steal pnpa's hat out Of the room with
out lotting tho gentleman see it, for papa
wants him to think he's out"
The Bainbridgo (Ga.) Argus says: "a
negro child died Sunday last-four miles
beyond the river, in this County from
being bitten by IL spider. Death was
produced in about twenty eight hours"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
re the bids for CITY bank shares /:

few fraudulent bonds of the Central Pacific Company
were detected this afternoon. As far as known at TINS
hour the counterfeit bonds all of series In the
18th line the words of the" after the word bonds"
and preceding the words United states' are omitted
and various other discrepancies appear in different por
ons Of the bond The paper is whittier and thicker than
in the genuine bonds Of the series The signatures
are fairly executed but not difficult Of detection to per
sons familiar with them. The whole affair Is OF recent
date so that persons holding bonds purchased within
weak or probably have 10 cause to fear that they
are not genuine.
The Directors OF the National Trust Conpany have
declared dividend OF per cent free OF tax, payable
July 3.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Pennsylvania 6s sd issue, sold at 100; Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad, 2sj Reading Railroad, 53s; and Penn
sylvana Railroad, 6is Gold closed at ll2l.
The Controller Of the Currency requests the National
Banks TO report their condition shown by the books at
the close of business Saturday, June 10.
The balances the Treasury at the close of business
to-day were: Coin ss392oOO currency Sj33oOo; GER
thcates, S1G3}2OO0.
The bank statement compares as follows with former
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

total distance of AIS miles The stockholders among
whom are Hon. T.. d. Morgan, Hon. John A. Girls
wold Hon. Cakes Ames Messrs Morton, Bliss & Co.,
J. & W. Seligman 81 Co., l.. Won Hoffman & Co..
James II. Banker, Harrison Durkee, and John Stow
ard have spent nearly S1OOOOOO0 of their own funds
in the work. and two-trds the entire line IL already
built
This road viii form tho only rail connection be-
tween New-Orleaus and the great State Of Texas,
with its enormous production.
The bonds are amply secured by the large prospect
i've traffic of the line by the financial strength Of
the Company, by the unusual amount already ex-
pended upon the work. and by very liberal grants Of
aid from the state of Louisiana.
At the selling price-9O and accrued nterest-these
bonds pay II per cent more than investments 10
an equal amount in the new Government Fiyes.
Full information given on application TO
w. i. SHATTUCK, Banker and
Financial Agent New Orleans, Mobile, and
Texas Railroad Company,
No. % Nassau-st New-York
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
LITERARY NOTES.

Prof. Rudolph K0pke, the biographer ana
one Of the executors Of Ludwig Teck. has lett
present for the Royal Library, Berlin III consists vi o
whole manuscripts left by Teck, Including 'aohs
many things yet printed all his papers referring 10
Shakespeare diary beginning in 1872 great nulnner
of letters addressed to Teek and his complete CORE
SpOndence literature and aesthetics with MS llehu
solger. The collection comprises besides, many auto
graph manuscripts by Sophie Teck, Grabhe Uho dram
attic pOeO, Mailer Miller and Heinrich Won kiels Ino
Krug,r as well as of his tragedy Penthesilea' being
cether by Prof Kopke, and various papers by him
were added to she present
Prof. GILBERT Cow has recently edited
Three Letters of Calico Gaei" one OF which had
manned up to the present day unpublished and which
prof Cow discovered in the Archives OF Mantua among
sbe correspondence Of the Dukes of the House of
Gongaca The first Of these letters is directed to the
nEc ~ VnceuzO the First, and bears date the 22d Of
Msrch leoi: in II Calico gives the Duke information
respecting a Milanese Quaek ana alchymSt Aureo Ca.
receiving precious 70 restore hs shattered health
The second written on e S ~ i0 & is bs ad
sent her pOern entitled ScandcrD,lue 10 1aile0 Inc
third letter s dated the lSh OF Ss' e IS1 read SG c
Govi has been able 10 ascertain tha II Mas 70
Cardinal Ferdnando Gonzaga "hI, S,ber T DnEe oy
A. D. 1912, became, ON the death Oh MS oi''N'' NA' VI
John Wiley & Son announce for publication
during the present month: L. selected Fruits, from
DowningS Fruits and Fruit Trees of America Wlth so
varieties, including their culture propagation anu
management in the garden and orchard py Nu'iioo
Downing; illustrated by upwards of $50 outlines oi
apples cherries grapes plums pears, &c. The pecu-
IatY OF this volume Is that it contains only the cnooe
and most valuable varieties Of fruit and tlat Ounes
given OF all the apples and pears, with two or t9ee
exceptions II. volume OF RlSkln, entltlet ~
CGrgcTd, consisting or flVe Letters addresseu 10 to
WOrkmeu and LabOrors OF Great Britain" vol. l2mO.,
being che 24b volume OF his works issued by j. Wiley
4 Son. III. COburn's Locomotive Engineering ana
Mechanism OF Railways, Parts 49, 49, and 20, FOho'
completing the work. ~. Philips Scripture Atas, con-
ei,ting OF Il colOred maps, by VIM. Hughes, FR'G.S'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
A. S. HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
Fisk & HATCH,
No. % Nassau-st., New York.


HGntprs and DeqLTS IN G0rerRmeH SECURITIES,
No Nassau-st., New ork, Juno II, lol'
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
are extending their line of road to the head OF rel-
able navigation on the Ohio River where 1t VIII
meet and connect with lines now building OF pro-
iected. TO The principal railroad centers ana nver
cities of the Western States 227 miles are IN opera
ton and the rails steel and Iron for 100 miles addi
tional are now being laid. The road will have, when
completed, a large East and West through business
beside an immense mineral and general local tralc'
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the CHEsAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY are amply secured,
and very desirable for safe and profitable investment
We believe them to be Of equal value and security
with the Central Pacific Bonds, negotiated by u.s.
and must take a like rank in market value and sala-
bic character
Holders of Five-Twenty Bonds, desiring to fund
them otherwise than in the New Five Per Cent Gov
ernment Loan may do so with entire safety, Mt
profit of about 20 por cent and without reduction oil
interest by an exchange for the Bonds of the CHsA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Co.
Price of the Bonds, until further netice, o2, and
accrued interest from May 1.
We also buy and sell Government Securities, ana
the Bonds Of the Central Pacific Railroad Co., and
as Agents of the u. S. Government, will attend to
the funding of 5-2Os into the new u. S. Bonds
FISK & HATCH
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
lSE .iocS or sEss IS AsiDRoOKLrS WARE

u.yrh. demand as ony and the market stlafr;
81 l50 81 - for retail LOTS tsaHc
S I.v and 7Odc Clever Sraw Is quiet the advance aAd
checks business quote III " for Long I'll ~ o. torSo
81 % for Oat.
Nnyteo AZ 20l 24l god City slaugLir = D. a lie
Sn DO "A m O, currency Other kids quilt sRi unchanged
tTHER-Tere continued good demand for Heulock Sole anil
p are 6 quote Grande and Baeos AyFes hht weights a
Middle Zta2sei CahfosA light
Me and HEAVY 27l De, onneeo &e Light al 2'a2SS
N do 26a25.c. Heavy do At 2SGIIe OAK Sole is f
MoLIssESZFogn all grsdss neglected ard nomAs-l
Wholesale rstal Domestic in the condiisa sfe
Ne hear of no sales In eiber -
though the Of The aarEe
sae- have 80 bb this iie AZ 90 ~ bids ar
Al a6ic bbs early A3i .the MARKET eesg at ds
Strained has ruled steady hut quiet az - 6 fse has heen a
m notable change. Tar has BEEN held gher which hA>
CHECKED lie deMsnd quote Washington aud Nebern
81 10; for Wilmington 90 bid aud 81 % asked.
OS-The market American Lneet has been yfry quiet
prs we learn OF important change qaote as 9c casks
u enshes hands Menhadeh il du heavy share Crude
Whale in moderate request aud the market Sperm
au,,, .nd unchanged is plenty
QUOTE al 45d45ic In other OILS have uo,s
continues dull
more willing to operate sales cash regular
AIS IS for old Mess Sl5 ass for New $l5 50 ot CITY
do 70 IS Pmei BIS 20 Tor Extra Prime, S3 IS for Wes.er
Prime Mess; delivery the market qet
1850 July > IS U.s. and 500 bh for Il
on go bbl Prime Mss Sl3 rs; leo bhs Runrs
aud 20 bills Extra Prime tl3 50 Beef is selling
wanted by the e without change prices though the advantage 10
the % 100 bb at S39tl3 for PNn Mess and Sl3d
OF for kIa Meas lee Beef dull generally. aud values
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

tine until it is felt that the very cheapest rates
are duo 10 the high Credit, unblemished Public
Faith ana vast and growing resources of tbe coun'
try. From s. 755 100000 the Principal Of the Debt
has been reduced TO 49, OO0OO0-both exclu.
sye of ACCRUED ntei est-and from the heavy burden
Of $l51 s32 900 per an.um the Interest charge has
been reduced 20 SIt27e0,OC0 per Gnnum; while the
annual taxation under the Internal hcyenues system
which the necessities Of the War and She Debt there
by created rendered necessary for at least short
series Of years, has been reduced from s3llSoOOOm
1896 to about S10OOO00 per year IN 1901 lesti-
mating for She highest probable collections IN tho
current month the last Of the fiscal year, OF less than
one-half of the first nasoed sum. And in the year
1SH-72 further reduction OF S28,0C00O0 viii come
in under the Act Of July 1870, so as TO give only
$l2G0OOO0O for the year. on about two-hf,hs Of tho
maximum Of 1866.
By the successful refunding of tire Public Debt at
moderate rates Of Interest and by continued econO-
mics in the expenditures Of the GoyGmmut--which
in two years. from March f. 1888, 10 March T. 1871,
amounted TO S12G,7OO9io, OF average gazing PER
year Of SG3,350 414-it is believed that nearly the
entire system of Internal Taxes can be dispensed
with in few years. so much Of it ~ requires the
machinery Of District Assessors and Collectors
The Secretary of the Treasury has just Published
the Monthly Schedule Of the Public Debt to June !,
from which it appears that he has further reduced
the total of Funded Gold-bcaring debt since My
by the Of S3O0OOO by purchase Of United states
520s for the Sinking Fund and reduced the 52os by
the further OF $S2i1,40 by conversion into the
New per cents The whole Funded Debt now
stands, S1S9iI2S,750, as against S2,lO',Sl5150 two
years ago when the present Administration came
into Office. Adding TO these sums the net circulation
of the Treasury that is, in greenbacks flnd green
back certificates, after deducting gold and currency
on hand the following is the comparison OF debt Oi
all kinds at present and at the close Of the war and
in 1869:
Juy 1895 March, 1893. June 1911
r. @ Stocks f507slIl2 S2,iC7,f4Git0 sl,S9ii2s-D
Circulatien..... GOj,2ll,lG3 353,5ij,s54 S0CaJje~
Total 925,2r5 s2,i9i,399,9oi~ S2,2c'fi75'
The following table affords a classification ot the
OIL. L., a.nlM Il I-nitDl Stntna- It
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
MONDAY. JUNO l2-P. y

MONDAY, June IL. NJ
The week opens without any notable feature
TO bo remarked in the stock speculation, which rules
tame and dull the volume of business, though well dis
tributed, being Of only moderate amount. The market
started off steadily, and has since, rule, been
strong and In prices have been higher the
temper OF the market being quite buiish and confident
The most active movement in NGwYor; Central, in
which the advance about per cent The dealings
in Erie were quie brisk, Lake shore being firmly held
at higher quotations and with considerable sales. Rock
Island late ngure-head of the market, strong but
quiet The dealings, after these shares, We're about
equally distributed between Reading, Pittsburgh
Obios Northwestern, and Wabash. As an eXcep-
ton to the general rule, very vigorous raid
was made on the St. Joseph stocks, resulting in decline
of about per cent There has been snap to dealings
to-day and no ventures Of Importance were noted, the
bulls not being oyer-con1dcut despite the cheapness OF
money while the bears have not sufficient assurance IN
the future Of the market sell very heavily for future
delivery Indications suggest desire on the part of
holders to get out of their stocks before midsummer aud
TO this end are devOtipg their utmost energies We
note sales Of Morris and Essex at 81 eX-diVi-
dend; Fort Wayne 100; Alton, 1lo. al2ol; Illinois
Central 1861 and Boston, Hartford and Eie, e. or the
miscellaneous shares Western Union was firm and Pacific
Mail dull the low-priced shares being steady. There
WAS brisk trade coal stocks, which were strong
and shade higher There Will be meeting in this city
Tomorrow to dfcuss the subject of consolidating into
one concern certain prominent Maryland coal companies
EXPRESS shares were in fair request, and were FIRMLY
held The following table shows the highest ana lowest
rricps of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
Nem Dnblicaiions.
CCRlBNER's MONTHLY.

SCRlBNER' MONTHLY.
CONTENTS FOR JULY.
PHILADELPHIA.
ByJ. T. Hesdey. With numerous Illustrations
JAUNTs IN JAPAN.
BY W. IT, Halock Illustrated.
THE GUNPOWDER PLOT.
FOURTH OF JULY STORY. By Edward EsglestOu. Illustrated
SIMPSONS RIDDLE SOLVED.
THE IIoS-CUP VS.. THE LIoSCUB By r. W. Wright With
Illustrations.
BACKLOG STUDIES.
BY Charles Dudley Warner Winter theme for Summer reading
One Of most delightful that has appeared in THE
MONTHLY.
FREE TRADE AND PROTECTION.
By Bushnell An Essay done sach pure English and YIN
the interest Of story
A FETE-DAY AT MALMAIS0N,
BY Miss Louisa Bushnell chaimngly story day abroad
A PLEA FOR CHINESE LABOR,
By American Housewife Abby Sage Richardson is discussion Of The
Help question. of special interest to HOuseAeePeFs
The SHORT STORIES
MY HUSBANDS FIRST LOVE-
EDSoN'S MOTHER.
THE GUNPOWDER PLOT.
POEMS:
UNDER THE ELMs Miss NJ. A. Hopkins
a TARTAR LoyB-sONG. BY r. II, Sioidard
Gay4h In W1iTS RHWAN q "a aee By Thomas Dunn Engsh
the morbid Charles
ETCHINGS
BaEp, IL Ashs 0T MIL NIL IFs' WrSDrSa By GeoTg
to the ETCNGS Of the December nambe be will story tie
cement
The EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT for the month is specially varied
able. and interesting. There
THREE PIECES OF THE WOMAN QUESTION, RATHER
SLIM RELIGION concerning religion broad church
LOUISVILLE SCHOOL REFORM. TUE LEGALTEEDER De
CISION &c.
HOME AND SOCIETY has something say about WEDDINGS
MIDSUMMER EVB, sc.
CAMP and moralizes owe ORANGE PBELS.
Of CULTURE AND PROGRESS ABROAD, and
CULTUHB AND PROGRESS AT HONE, will be found Of especial
tlls month 10 the religious world.
~ A YEAR-3O CRNTS NUMBER
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
SCRIBNER Co.,
6Ji BROADWAY N Y
CEVENTY- -FIVE CENTS will be paid for
her I57O II. L FAlRCIIILD los SiHth-aye
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
3 as follows at 4p. m,

railroad bonds were moderately active at about SAT
urday's prices, Central Pacihe' Sehns AZ "st@IV1,'
1n1 sl asa, and Incomes at sJlasli The fol
lowing were the bids;
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
Tho transactions at the Clearinghouse Tor the past
os follows with those Of the previous week:
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS OF the NEW
opTV,ys MOBILE and TgXAs RAILROAD COMPANY
ara hosed upon the best portion of trunk line from
Mobile through New Orleans to Houston, Texas.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
The aau,s hnslness at the U. S. Treasury was
Foreign exchange has been unsettled the following be-

The money market has been abundantly supplied with
loanabe funds, with and per cent as the common
rates demand loan. Choice mercantile acceptances
find ready sale on the basis OF Ii65i per cent.
The Government bond market has been strong ana
higher ON ls7s which sold at i4 the rise being ia sym
pathy with the high range gold The offerings, how
ever, were not liberal.
A. Hitch rnnnIt GnXernmenta rs IOIlOWs At P In.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

COFFgE-A remaia dull and prices nominal as they p'-
by be; the ony sale We itar' oi was 7' Aas fs
flour AND EAL-ouly limited demand for Foir lat With ro
crate arrivals hoers ecdy s SOlpl ,AaE tx ass 80
ninn grades sIe heavy Family Extras te close he
moderately aetye ard prces are say s o0 Dds
We quote; .o., ~. a.. -, l. H. g., - -, d, 20 "a
IA ',........... ( 45d 5 90 Ono Rouadao- p. ~ -
supersne. ......... 50G tOl TIA SAYHf.... .gN ,
STATE tFanc1 doll. G 65d 20 bite Wheat. E,ta
Wesrn shipping 50 ono IND and iieL 80 %
'GS %hes, 20 EGtTS. 6O6 rs t. Louis single KS oo 9
Mirnesots 400 90 ~ Louis boa.l. ~, o% .
Lrtr, Amber Iudane, -. louis Triple ix. eJD 70 =
Ohio and Mcb... 50a Is brands l)G .
southern in better demand 10 part for sogh America fy
grades at te close TIE market hsl VIZ i eu, ~
Guiding IA bbls for South Anercsi sai' % 80 u'.
BALI Georgeown lnRed 10 g9bi ,Hp' - "a - -
Bait, Alex snd Georgeown b1ira AMI fa~llt' 9a -
Richmond Country, hNlia.'''''''''''''''"k f8t n
Delaware. gg -
Georgia aui Tennessee Extra sni Fsmly..... 1G -
Ry. Flour plenty ami in limited nani sales lo0 0bs ne quote;
Ves,srp 81 50a ~ ~ and Yenr..:a5 as. 10
Corn plenty and gool demand sales ~ D; "a,
Corn Meal jersey. - 20 - 80 Corn Meal B"e - w "a -
'II5 bs r -soveu the Inc 81 crfn
The clsrerng demand has been light end se WI, ne en-
gsgements To Liverpool by ,team s,og ouI 1fn Ssy
ION n, d tea and b. sail; small lots OF iees b steam -
t and Provisions 0 tun To LonloI I2 DA' ea'
and bush Corn at H., sli and 20 Ni'fo"' iV 0 " '
GRyUolers Of Wtelt are confident the denand fer for
Spring and lght for Winter the mqrr Is WIy t & IL G." W.T.,
,que the sales are u 200 basA al ~ ~ 20 -
81 66 Amber Westerns 81 % i9r AmDr s"S S 80
rn and in good demani sales Of 1880 BUSH At ~ - o
81 iOG 30 for City the later on slon uLS &C. IL IL ar % a. 5 ~
S o, al e track and t8atjic anost western az toe'
so Rye rd Ssyi the sales are 5000 Gn'a western On
vste snp opened 6rm bat, WITH lsrge oehss cos gt
a ssJg The denlnd chiefly for epoti M es lre ov'Ol h
% Ina Tn.nad a 7d32c; Western MEei aI34iSe, Western
Wbiie az 75dT7c; Western Yellow at '6c. - -. -
.r.lk ~ X
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
THE MARKEI

ICarefully Reported for THE THrrrvs
h0N1Ai. June y l2sl.
ASIIES-Th demand for Pots has been on mo.ee end viii con-
nuel gh, receipts; prices steady sals Of 20 bs a 20 90
= D.. Pearls and valtsi st f91 - %
COTrON-Th market has been active st1anceof A0lei ss
4gl bales u l2 eyenng including 1853 FOR erot 3l6 M con-
nmp6on 3 for speculatos and o. ia transit; 0rsau,e dfer
sale last evening, OO july at lsal9li J for Agst ~
September l0 OCTOBER l8lc; and to-day 10 Jnne AZ MI
500 Jny at 3a2 800 COR August Is e lal f DecehDsf'
AZ IA We
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were {:

The cold market has active, ana more than usually
excited under the manpulaions Of the new pool recently
formed from the ashes OF the old combinations which
retired from the contest about the middle OF last week.
The new pool give it out their intention to punish the
offending members by twisting them severely and com
pelling capitulation their terms. Their appar
ent object is to make their profits by lending gold at
high rates rather than by establishing higher premium
II does not appear that any prominent houses are den
fed with this movement and the parties TO it seem to
rely more upon lucky turn Of events than upon any large
amount OF capital especial dwOrk, OF which latter
there seems to most remarkable scarcity. This Is
evidenced by their ghtedness in demorazng the
exchanges and compelling reduction in rates TO point
where profit in shipping con the reversal oi
which would give at least senblanee OF reason or inc
advance in prices 1t is complaint that this movement
on the part OF the clique operates dlsasrousy TO eS
mate traders and unsettes affairs generally, subecting
our merchants and importers TO annOyances ana ire
ouenty TO severe losses Some of merchants think
that the Secretary ought interfere in their behalf and
compel an abandonment of the gold POOLS scheme either
nv extra sales god in connection with the regular
weekly sale of $2OOOO Thursday, or by ordering tc
prepayment, without rebate Of the July Interests
and we hear it rumored that this will be ordered for
the 18th inst The sales OF gold to-day were
at 112s ali2 PIPE cI12, closing at 2iGl12. For the
use Of gold until tomorrow the following rates were
paid 532, 3lG, 7-32 and Of per cent round hal
million being lent at the lastmentoned rate 1t was re-
ported to-day that q prominent member OF the pOoi
was in trouble being compelled to carry over something
like a million OF gold which he could not lend and was
forced to rely upon outside parties to relieve him from
Embarrassment The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was as follOWs Gold cleared, siO5slsO0O;
gold balances s6s99G63; currency balances s2Gsl5O
These unusually large balances show the withdrawal OF
gold from the The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

The recent advce from the State of South Carolina in
the matter OF July interest payments on its bonds did
not any marked effect the price, which to-day
shows decline 6l2a69. The remainder Of the list is
without feature The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

Total 755,925275 s2,49l,3o99oie S2,2G'fi55I
The following table affords classification Of the
Funded Stock lin gold Of the United states, as 1T
,,resant outstanding:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
u. Leans anl p speee Leg Ten Depost.. CIeuatIon.

TABLE Of The rerage AMOUNT OF Loans Specie, Ccnta
fOu DeDOsits. and LegGt Tenders it he Banks Of He
Cityof Selc- York Jor Gte week ending saturday. June
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

"there paragraph pages which win not be rea4y md
fully understood by scho0bOy fifteen ihe have
failed 70 make that paragraph simple and as lucid intended
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
HORACE GREELEY's NEW BOON.

Mr. Greeley ha written this book in the rne snl simplest
He generally accorded the merit Of baving
forth the Little pretend know language that few fail to
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

"Te little know of hydrogen nitrogen have kept
myself; might would
aea acquainted with the elementary truths Of chemistry, and only
"perpeuns 10 others
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

have avoided far Of teras and distinctions
.. fsualiar Eo the lear
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

Juiy 1895. March, 1899. June 1911
n @ stoclxs 9I507slI12 81 tC7.s4Gi5O S,Soii2s-D
Circulation . GO52I1,lG3 3SI,5i5,s54 S0C3Jj,c1
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

The book remarkable one good excellent advice
abounds make really valuable to any one
sort Of business, occupation or profession
II ought sell millions Of copies Every family ought to nave copy
and they ought TO read and re-resd it. ,-, -,
be in the hands Of ever, woman and child 10 ihs
wod they know bow Teadand they DO RtN ought 10 De ia 70
- TIE book published in very handsome style Beautifully
pnnied. bound In elegant cloth covers with gait back