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An EXTRAORDINARY BOOK SALE.

Messrs. Geo. A. Leavitt & Co. are to sell by
auction, to-day and Tomorrow at their rooms in Clinton
Hail. AstOr-pace. uncOmmOnly interesting collection
OF books, consigned from England. Among them are
lots which never be duplicated. Such are the
original drawings by George Crukshank the remark
BILE collection OF about 1000 engravings by the same
great artist in six volumes folio and the even more re-
marRabe extended copy of Changers Biographical His
tory OF England which has been extended" by the in
sertOn Of than 1900 portraits to the enormous d-
mension of q large folio volumes Beside these articles
Of bboraphical and artistic luxury. however, the sale
offers unusual attractions comprising what collectors
decaely term "facetF," long sets, In capital order
OF several of Tie chief English literary periodicals, ana
great number ue copies of good editions of the best
works in miscellaneous literature history, elias sizes, and
the arts and sciences. The sale will commence at 4
o'clock y. ~ each day.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

Messrs sotheby Wilkinson, Il Hodge, whose names are
on the titlepage of this catalogue, most respectable
auctioneers sell fine books, suppose than all the
other London auction firms together But the most
respectable auctoneers sometimes take too favorable
view of the books they to dispose of. The foos in
question neither fine nor perfect Poorer copies OF
tbe Arst folio are seldom offered sale and the
arc far from being extraordinarily fine" What struck
the curious spectator rather the number Of them
There were three foos QG29), three second QeSY
one-third Q663), and three-fourth QGsj) 1t was so W.
known among London buyers that the first foios "ol
inferior specimens, that there very little
over the sale. The first copy offered has the top u
tom of the title in facsimile some leaves mo' -,
the edges cut very close. Ii measures bu' l|a ~
Mr. Bond started the bidding at 20 Stllnc"s' -, q
once to 80, then 10 co. 65 then hessis' Su"A
Ellis two knovp hoolseers, competed ior the pOoK
in alternate bids rising but FL at ule' anu IL was
finally bouobt bv Mr. ouaritch for 9l41 NO good copy
can be had for ANYTHING like that price, MI ouo
WAS bourht nv Mr. Lilly In 1854 lOr S2oo' the laous
DaneI ronv nv Miss Burdett Coutts, in 1861 lor 14;
Lord Cbarlenonts copy was sold III 1868 LOT aio9 ana
NJ GEORGE smiths last July, was bought by Mr. HALL
,, Gov eno The other two copies in this sale were both
ro,r, nv Mr. Ellis for sS and sol. The second folios
hroght sa7 1Os Quaritch) ZIG 5s. Els); and assmhl
Tye third folio l66 described the first issue of the
third edition. and without the spurious plays, was
started by Triibner at a6 mp by him to $50, and
finally bought by Quartch for ss1, no doubt on COM
MISSION price being rdcuously out of proportion to
the real commercial value of the book. Mr.. Tribner
bought the best copy Of the fourth oos for a3 perhaps
three times Its price, and the other two copies were
sold to Mr. Quartch for GIG 5 and Mr. Smith for al2.
Mr. Addington who has a remarkable shakespearan col
lection, and who paid, last year. 900 for uncut third
folio was present but bought nothing The ten foos
together produced but $780, that well enough ind
Gates their III condition G. W.. {.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
WEDNESDAY. juno ll-P.

The stock speculation has been rather more
interesting than yesterday the market at times present
ing little excitement. Prices at the start were steady
and quickly made a slight advance on the entire list,
dealings, though small, being well distributed Near
the close OF the second call an active selling
movement was developed in Rock Island, due It
Is said to the free offerings Of the master spirit in that
speciality and the price forced down from 1924 70
llsl the fan carrying down Ohio and MIS-
to Al, North Western Common IS 81, and the
Preferred 9sI, the last named stock selling eX-
dividend of 95 per cent tnis afternoon. For q
brief period the street treated to frst-class
excitement but later the price OF Rock Island was rallied
to l2l1 which stened the entire market, and thence
forward the close prices ruled steady small trade.
Lake shore participated to important extent In the
decline, while Central and Erie yielded about Of PER
cent. Delaware, Lackawanna and western was weak
and lower, ner tone 20 the Hannibal and St. Joseph
stocks being noted, and a rally in prices. We note
sales of Panama at $50; Morris and Essex, g2!,
and St. Louis aud Iron Mount0ir, 81.
There was a firm tone 10 the miscellaneous list r',
but the coal stocks selling at higher quota ons N
the morning. Jagged at the close. Expresses W du
though United states steady OF 55l The o 'Wils
table shows the highest and lowest prices ot eu'e
Ocns made to-day:
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ForeIgn Exchanse has been steady at ANNEXED quota

Tie steamer Java look out IN ueaSuIe s4Lj,IJt %
Money continues in abundant supply, further easo
being encouraged by the inactivity at the Stock Ex-
change. The on call loans is and per cent tho
predominant rate beings Prime business notes are dis
counted at a d6 per cent.
The Treasury bought SlOo0OO0 bonds to-day at Lp to
1lLlC on total offering of S357l,250 at lll2 TO lls.
,he following are the detals Of the purchase:
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CoIeman Benediet,s elosIng quotatiOns weX

Tie gold market has been fairly active to-day though
no important feature apparent. The initial sale at
the Gold Room l2., from which it declined momen
tary 49, but subsequently 10 llo closing at ll2
The rates borrowing were fiat H. aud per cent, and
for carrying = H. 81 and per cent. According 90 strcet
rumors new movement is being inaugurated TO push
up the price and squeeze the shorts again. but have
serious doubts of its success if the last blundeTng move
ment may be accepted criterion Of what the new
pool will accomplish The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was follows Godcleared <C34o9ooo;
gold balances, S3393,,21 currency balances, A,2o2i
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100000

The largeness Of the offerings eondueed 10 n's''.
tone 10 the bond market. OF the more pro"'i",u
issues being considerably lower The geisr"i "'i NV
closed steady.
Fisk A Hatch report Governme-ts as follows attp m
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. wednesday, June u.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, June IA. 1871
At the Exchange, James Nj. Miller sold two
lots each 267iX1o0 the east sde OF FourthVep o.
feet and inch south of Eighty-frstst The property
cold for sl5O Joseph Mcclure sold an irregular pot
u rtvsecond-st for s75OO Muller, wilkins co sofa
Gv or oi executor of the lots Edward f. Dunbar the
mansion house and A acres OF ground, lliteu VI
2rdaye near 1S eoreF bn oi MacS mansion The prop
eTty was struck off to William Duncan, es whoso es'"'o
MesSrs' johnson K Miller had good attendance at
their sale at Ruherfurd Park on TUESDAY pn', er amor Of
had been sold, the sale was stopped Dy .no hu
the property. Much dissatisfaction was expresseu py
those present. but no blame was attacneu W nY ~" ~,
oneers who performed their part to the Satisfaction o
Johnson Miller will sell on Thursday, June 49, on the
ronnds at Flatlush l5O lots Of choice ground, beng
portion OF the Martense The property IS within
half mile of Prospect Park and Is very Gesg hen gai5 I'D
Gated in every respect All the streets nave Deen !u
ont and confirmed by the Commissioners of Kings County
and will not be changed Special VIII leave Fulton
Ferry between II and O'clock ana an eleshub co''oh
will be served before the sale. 40,
Aldridge Wood will sell, on Thursday June 10 NJ y
treestory ana basement Frenchroof house. s rooms,
closets pressure water, gas Ddtns, Watercohets, Nc
also inc nhreestory French-roof dwelling; nice two
sfor coare also 40 desirable building lots all in the
immediate vicinity OF St. James Hotel For passes, Apply
to tbe oaice of The auctioneers.
Stevenson q Son have sold one full lot south side
sixty-ftst 100 feet west OF EiShthaye, for sl39OO
The proprietor OF the valuable tracts OF land at Manuel
and Aturas Rockland Co., is endeavoring to found
college for the people ON temperance ana Masonic plh
cipes and has actually donated rs acres with his hand
some residence and executed deeds 10 trustees OF ngh
position and ability, who heartily into the enter
prise. On Friday next, the National Order OF Good
Samaritans will adjourn in body, in NIL regala, 10
meet the various lodges OF their order from Ne~Iork
and vicinity Alturas, To examine their yaequred
home and for general rejoicing spacious pavilion mas
been erected the grounds, bands OF music VIII DC IN
attendance refresEment arranged, and the comfort Oh
visitors provided for Trains leave ChamDers-st. AT
"a. IN, Friday.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
ROBERTS q INQUIRE
Prsmehou gore of 42dst, 1916 OF ID lot co
front
AUCTION SALES OF STATEN ISLAND REAL
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AUCTION SALES OF NEW-JERSEY REAL ESTATE
RUTHERFURD PARK LOTS.

Ciln iiral estate for Sale.
CIGHTH-AVE. PROPERTY FOR SALE
IL HOUSE LOT. with thesoJ bnck ShO III rear pl-'o
required. Inquire at $40 tgAtha'e
NOR SALE-CENTRAL PARK LOTS.-A
ycrv devrabe LOT Eghave, fronting 81 tie
rnp3 entrances to the gn to build on
Hinout expense OF blasting % eIcava.ing. Apply To-
iP iy,5j T.. II. LUDLOW d Co., 3 finest.
MONEY TO LOAN
vi good improved and Unmpoyet Newiork and Brooklyn
g. HARTE. No y Pne-t.. Room No. T..
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PRICE 81 so.

G. CARLETON Co. Publishers Madisonsquare New.Yok
Sold the 0ce Of The Tribune and by mail postage FREE
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
Tribune Office N.R.York
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HORACE GREELEY NEW BOON
Another Edition Just Ready
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING.
KNOW
FARMING

one Of the books published upon the snc 1t does not
Of Of Agriculture, that
but work written by one Of the greatest as well as one
simplest writers in the world IN his most agreeable manner
Farmers gather ts great deal Of valuable Information
their vocation and the general reader VIII tui Do eK
ceeng fascinating from the pleasant M OF treating the various TOPICS
The viii and Thousands o. dollars he VIII onY
read book; other resde chiefly people
vi Gather from it, sensible pages plainly told that will be gold
% after lie.
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Nrm 11nb!icaiions.
CONTENTS.

CON I
Tale Two Continents BY Justin Mccarthy "A-
Danes" BY Mrs. Mary Dodge Repuhhcansm IN n-
giud" gy Justin McCarhy Tlrough Window b. Louise Chandf
Monitor Overland" Chapter XII. End Bv j. W. De Forest
Tbe Neither Side Of New York Gambling" BY Edward
Crlps Concence' By Marian OugssS "The Dutch al Home
b. Albert Rhodes Half Hour" By Nora Perry. Ought We 70
Visit Her" By kdwans Edinburgh and it, surroundings By
NJ T. W S. 'The Man did not Msrp' The kss' by Charles
>ihlv 'Recolectous Of al Woman Bg de NJ LA Belle
Dame Charles Carroll DRIPrWOoD. BY Philip
Ouibe-I England and America Sports" 'Whv is
So BY f. A. BasdeL SCIENTIFIC MISUNDERSTANDING the
Machine Electricity fsgmets Origin Of the
Ausapp Insoaon Sunroke" Sunshine Force " Absorp
on of Heat by Atmospheric Mosture' Analysis Soils" "Aon-
Eojve Gun cotton Decoration Metallic Snrcesp
Common schools OF Food Geology snd the Darwin
Theor," The Crypt0g3mc Theory Of Cholera CURRENT bKHA
TrRp- Current English Literature Current German La-
ture.' THE GALAXY CLUB-RoON. NKBuLR. BY the Editor
ALL FOR 81 CENTS PER NUMBER.
Subscription price, per Liberal Clubbing with other
rs1ofIraiS Address SHELDON COMPANY, New York.
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New Publications.

.FhNHOOD.-154th EDITION.
NA CORRECTED AND REVISED BY THE AUTHOR f. DR.
y CURTIS Doctor Of Medicine, Member Of the
Royal College Of Surgeons Englandi Licen-
tate cf the College Of Physicians, Eiin
,urcl; Honorary Member Pacnl,e de
Medicine, Pans. &c. &c, &c.
MEDICAL the premature decline
Man health lost aud how reganed gives clear
Marriage the treatment Of Nervous and Phs
Debility Stenty whether brought by early abuse
aud the remedies result Of " ye successful practice
Price 80 by mail Address the Author,
Dr. CURTIS, 8 fremont place,
Boston, Mass.
CEVENTY-F CENTS will be paid for a
- perfect COPY Of FRANK LESLIES LADIES MAGAZINE Of Oo
Der 1870 H. l.. FARCHILD, l03 SiKth-ave.
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Brooklnn Real Gstaie for Sale.

DROPERTY in the vicinity of Prospect Park
Tr.ni trogusote MASSGONS smaller HOUSES ami vacant
LOTS SALE Apply to 6. HARrE No. II fine-'. Room
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE .-YIRsT CALL
1O4 O'CLOCK A. NJ

=
bs, lB5l T.g0O o.
$4,000 u \ 80 Con ts, .....n 100 Bs Coz
90 u y 80 Cog b1....,.lA C0(OO T. s. g. Currneyiiss
sGSs o. stae BondsitaTodd BoafsBank Erps,s
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

has written this book the pne and simplest marneI
generally accorded the merit Of having et
pretend know in language that e" can ia TO IN
'derstand.
have avoided could Of and distinctions
familiar to the general ear
h little know of hydrogen nitrogen ETC. have Kept 70
v,ef. since whatever might them would te useless those
already acquainted the elementary truths OF chemistry and only
"perpleTing 10 Othes
there paragraph IN pages which viii not be readily an
fully chODho Eileen year then I2'e
failed make that paragraph simple and as ucd as n1ende
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
ll)esiebesler GOuntn Real estate for Gac

TOR SALE--TO close estate of job K. Car
renter Almork WestcLcer Coz y. T. containing 100 70
aae 30 pastnra with good tEosory house rooms
ard cowhou rt sud excellent wafer pleasant sur
different
ir4ors Aruiy 20 EDWARD j. CARPENTER, Pieantyle, West
chester Co.. " l., or EDWARD CLARKE, 1nbune Once.
NEW ROCHELLE.-FOr SALE or to LEI,
an attractive RESIDENCE situated IN the hest Of the town,
tst walk the sttion ornamental Gothic 60 ge con
tanning ooms grounds comprise with Ane lawn shade aud
A. D. MELLICK jr, & BRO. No. Piae-s,.
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Ocacher5.

Oeacher5.
4 THOROUGHLY educated lady, experienced
~ teacher French and Enrsh languages ami the
dgcrtHt educational t4HcL desires to Obtain position as GOV
EkNESS TEACHER COMPANION Of educated, Tetnel dy
best leTcuces AllIe.s 3.177, 2. o., NeT-iork.
- mcr School Institute" II BOnd-st supplies
~ schools families with reliable Ieace. Teachers waning
positions should have Application Form j. W Seherorn Aei'
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AUCTION SALES OF STATEN ISLAND REAL
ESTATE.
BY MULLER, WILKINS co.
Frame and ground sof Hosaaye OF EDDY ga o
e. known IS the Maarn Mansion" at Bgeea1er
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lnsirutiloil.

BoARDITNSSG5 TSS5yS6TE SGHo3hi S}l11,py INSTITUTE.
TARRYTOWS, N Y
Rev. r. J. JACKSON. Principal and Propneto.
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL, for Is boys
~ from years age; 100 for Of ~ weeks For circular
address IRA PENfIELD, SteTney Depot, Conn.
EEMALE College BOrdentown, n. j., continues
Il educational connection with Pheasant
home reasonable rates Address Rev H. BRAkELEY NJ Pres
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, N. Y.-A
Il Boarding School for Boys The school year VAL commence Sep H.
vVAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE
vi FOR YOUNG LADIES. PITTsFIELD, MASS
long and widely nowu facilities aud and sanlnty
Of location Address Rev G v. SPEAR, the Principal.
MISSES PORTER g. CHAMPNEY,
NJ FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL,
OLD HADLEY MASS
'' = az IVA" WEDNESDAY, SEPT l3 1871.
For Circnlars and particulars. address the Principals.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
IVR Plains. NeW-York. Principal o. r. WILLIS, Ia.p
NIT. PLEASANT Institutc.-Privae Glasses
IVA FOR bcys Amhert Mass R.tabishe 1875 IL G PnL
MISS Macgregor's School for Young Ladies,
M Flushing IL The school year viii begin sept H. la1l.
DREAD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR
" YOUNG LADIES. Worcester Mass-fai Term begins sept H.
lg7l Send Catalogue. HARRIS r. GREENE. A. NJ PntepaL
DYE FEMALE SEMINARY.
sruc on ercny For particulars apply to the Prne
pal. Mrs S. J. LIPE. Rye n. Y.
DURAL HOME-A FAMILY SCHOOL for
III BOYS, Powna BENNINGTON Co. VT Rev NJ BAChELDo
NJ PRINCIPAL and Propdor The next School leaf bg August
9, l5 Send for Crcuhr.
d fn TEN WEEKS BOARD and EN-
~ fV. GLI>H BRANCHES THOROUGHLY TAUGHT school
lopg sianaIC. pleasant home; piano instruction Atdcs
ABEL wHITL0CKs Boarding School Danhury Conn.
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Alusirdl Jnstrnmcute.

A large stock of PIANOS, best makers, to
~ RENT OF cheap iraucI reni applied
To- purchase and examine NJ 81 MEkRELLS Ware
rooIn.. No 8 unlol-square nts FOuTih.ayeI.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

lust QUIT Love You Polka" and
81 Grand Prsan March" PiaDo both beautiful and bnI
liant pieces Pabbsb at L. BBRGEB Piano wseooDs Es''
Togrt~epth-sL
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
by ROBERTS INQUIRE.
Prsmehoue and gore lot Of 42ds 1876 OF - ave- lot eo
the S'oo
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
CANTRELL.

and ?il IoURiHAVE, has large @ anus oil boo4n
and SHOES Ladies G,ntlemea hIsses aud thihe
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The following are the,quotations:
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SECOND BOARD,

Soils or GOUSrRmeRt B0a1.
$1,000 T. g $40 Con 62..l2 1880 u s. so COu '67l W
10000 C. 65 n....llO
SECOND BOARD, 4 p. NJ.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-09-23

~ Mr.. Crosby will .eccptour Thank.
for late Victoria papers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-09-23

MISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets
Vl Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-09-23
,,rrs,aered 10 the Pr.nss i.e-sa~w

turreadered 10 the Fssnes fte-aaNw.
The German army will Immediately be pa,
on peace i,oiing of 10000 men.
LONDON, Sept. 20-As workmen were
re-opening the shafts at the Wigan coal
mine oday, another explosion took place
with terrible results. Five men were blown
to pieces and many Injured. '" -
ROME, Sept. l9.-Thsabi~ersary of the
occupation Of tho city by Italian troops
was celebrated enthusiastically; ,hestrcets
were festooncd with flags, flowers and tap
estry. Many foreigners have arrived via
Mount Gents Tunnel.
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10y Administrators Notice. :
TERRITORY or NASHiNGTON,) az
County Of Thurston. o.
.tJN prom 1TE cOtyRTfe'e

A LII persons having claims against the es-
II tate of George Suckley. deceased. are
hereby notified to present the same, with the
necessary Vouchers to me, at my Office in,
olympia, within one year from the date hereof,
or they will be forever barred. glat .aiaa,y,9
FRANCIS HENRY,
Administrator with the will annexed Of ths
estate Of George Sucklcy, deceased. III
Olympia, Sept. %, 1871. 57:w4
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EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS.
JNO. II. PILKINGTON, MI. ID.


T ATE of San Francisco, has established
L. himself in Portland, Oregon, Offices and
4 Holmes Building, First Street, three doors
from Ladd h Tlton's Bank, where he may be
consulted daily, and will treat diseases Of the
above named organs as his specalties.
All operations on the Eye and Ear made in
the most scientific manner. ARTIFICIAL EYES,
having all the beauty and mobility of the nat
ural eye, inserted.
Refers for his professional standing to l.. G..
Lane, N. d., Professor of Surgery, and Edwin
Bentley, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy, Uni
vcrsity of the Pacific and for his success in
treating patients to over 500 cases treatedby
him in San Francisco aisoto Levi Estes,
Esq, Portland, VIM. H. Dillon, Esq, vancou.
yer, John Alexander, Esq, Coupeville, W. r.,
and others on this North coast.
August 26, 1871. 43:n6
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V"I declare to you before God, that
it the ruling powers will keep carpet bag.
gers away from US and refrain from send
ing politicians down here to kindle the
fires Of disseusion for their own base ends,
there will be no trouble with Ku.Klux or
Southern eumity or bitterness. Mrs. II,
w. Bsccher. ,IyR prAcs 5 1o}cu :.
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For n Five Dollar GreenbaC OK
''' - MAPS OF 20 .7eE
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
: = West Of the Cnscgdes.k

CCALE miles to inch. Map Al by feet
- in size.
Mounted on rollers, Colorcd and Vanished,
S., currency Pocket, Edition, Book Form,
Lana Surveys, Indian dind GovstnmcnpRe.
serves, Soundings, Prniries and Tide Lands
shown. Endorsed ,byt, the oGcegs0f the Uni
ted States Land Offices and Coast Survey as
the best map extant. Every quarter of Rsur-
veyed land can be located on, this map as read
lily as on the Land Office plats.
For sale by HAZARD STEVENS
Olympia, W. T..
Olympia; Sept. 2s, 1871. = 47:nia
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A NEW INTOXICATING LIouoR.-Some
inventive geniuses ip. Alaska have discov-
cred a now intoxicsting drink They take
quantities Of -four aud ID ,iasses which they
mix with waterand boil to..a liquid Then
they mix with the Juice Of certain semi
poisonous herbs, which fermeut like hops,
and after few days the beverage is ready
for use.> 1t is said to be an extremely iu-
toxicating and supplying drink.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-09-23

u A telegram from Victoria states that
Mrs. Julia A. Gordon, wife of BENZ. Cor.
don, of this place, died on board the,stcamcr
Prince Alfred, on the 18th inst
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

T. S. FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 FIVE PER CENT BONDS
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS.
The above amount is all that remains for popular
subscription Of the S2OOOOOOOO five per cents United
States Consolidated Gold Loan recently offered by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Already S70OOOOOO have been subscribed for, prin-
ripally by the National Banks during the past few
months and the further sum of $SOOO0,00O has been
allotted to the European Markets, and is now being
rapidly taken through a syndicate composed of the
largest houses in England and on the Continent
which has already subscribed for $l50OO,000;.
OF the remaining SjO,OOO,OOO reserved by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury for limited period, for this
country. Sl0OOO,OOO have been subscribed by a syn
dicato composed Of the largest dealers in Govern
mont Bonds, among whom are Messrs.
FISK & HATCH,
VERMnYE & Co,
HENRY CLEws & Co,
CLARK, DODGE Il Co..
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YORK.
FOUrTH NATIONAL BANK OF Nlw-YOEK.
This loan we consider the best investment for
banks savings funds, insurance companies and pri-
vate investors Of any Of the Gold Loans Of the United
States.
THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN
GOLD OF THE PRESENT STANDARD VALUE. HE IN
TEBEST Is PAYABLE QUARTERLY, upon the LIST OF teo-
uary May August and November COUPONS AND
REGISTERED BONDS ARE ISSUED IN THE USUAL DE-
FORMATIONS
THE BONDs ARE EXEMPT, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST,
FROM TAXATION IN ANY FORM BY OR UNDER Ma
TiONAI. STATE, OR MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY. ALL THE
ABOVE FEATURES ARE UNMISTAKABLY EXPRESSED IN
iHELAw AND UPON THE FACE or TIE BONDS, WHICH
LER THEREFORE FREE FROM ALL FUTURE DOUBT OR
ADVERSE LEGISLATION.
Tissues of United States bonds will be received
nsxchange at rates TO be agreed upon from day to
DAY
Bonds will be received and delivered free Of ex-
feuSe.
As fully $4,000 900 Of the S5OOOO,OOO have already
been engaged by the syndicate and other subscrib-
Gs IT is expected that the small remaining balance
vii be rapidly absorbed especially as on the LIST OF
September next the Secretary will appropriate
100000 of the coin belonging to the Treasury to
SIC redemption Of $40 bonds, in addition 70 the
amount provided for by the syndicates III Europe
sld America. Interest upon the amount thus not-
led Will cease at the end of 90 days las provided by
daw and further notices Of redemptions will follow
81 short intervals.
The sbove-named banks and bankers will assist
actively IN the negotiation Of this loan and, in ad-
dtion, all banks and bankers throughout the coun-
Try are requested to act as agents, to whom uni
form commission Will be allowed. Further informa-
ton viii be furnished on application to
JAY COOKE & Co.,
General Subscription Agents for the New Five Per
Cent Loan, New-York, Philadelphia, and Wash
instOn.