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RFINnrrP DOGS AND SNOW SHOES; Journal of
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= Bash. PIP. $40 Oiarper Brothers.l ....S3 90
THu ISLAND NUiCUBORs. A Novel of American Life.
Fy AutOinCttc Brown Blackwell Svo. pp. 1iu.
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tNpi.lI Tie Ic. scrs vols. lSuu. "a. l.. BAN
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HA>oE0FT'S NEW MAJ or CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
tlhC same 70
BANCRoFT's GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS N TIE PACIFIC
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WOEK~ or THEoDoEE WINTHROP. New Popular
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EVERY HORSE OWNERS CgCLoPIuIN By J. II.
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Aedfts TIE IkiBJNI. Nv loIi'
EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
H WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1871 VII contain .ef' huoDsi
sAeuy prepared spou toe Climate So PTo11n nDeta
ottr tatus UNSURPASSED advantages Of Lasi tennessee
Ally esd Tie Srli1esla SouA These articles are eaitu
,ytsy o. d,ssmua he Information Of persons oofln
kssth CorTesroLdsI ~ be csreuJ ytpaf
.ad pnhs Leapes and hoti Itlbh IN
obtained suh, eLJ SZ forfgrihe
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

EIGHT PER Cent GOLD INTEREST BoNoS, WITH
STATE INDoRSEMENT.-Ihc undersigned offer forsae
a limited amount of First Mortgage Bonds OF the
Montgomery and Eufaula Il. r. Co.. indorsed by the
State of Alabama bearing eight per cent interest IN
gold payable in New-lork March and September.
Issue limited to $1,000 per mile on finished road
Ample funds have been provided for the compile
ton Of this road by October next and the funds for
meeting the interest due in September next have
already been placed in our hands
The business of this road promises to be arg" ana
profitable and we confidently recommend its III
dorsed Mortgage Bonds to those seeking investments
as both safe and advantageous Price, for the pres
ent % and accrued interest.
GEORGE OpDYKE & Co.. D Na>sou-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PR CENT GoID
BONDs of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Cow
PANY offer a rare chance for safe and' profitable IN
vestment They are first and only lien upon the
Road, which is very nearly completed, the rolling
stock telegraph land grant, and al the property of
the Company The lands are released from taxation
and are worth more than the whole amount of the
mortgage. The Road Will form the Great AIR line
Route from Chicago and Nillraakee e. st. Paut and
the North Uest Bonds for sale al 80 and interest in
currency, by WHITE, MORRIS q, Co. 40. IS Wall-st.
and GWYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY, No 10 Wallst..
where pamphlets and further information can bo
obtained.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

EIZABFTHTowN AND PADUC,U RAILROAD oP
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER Cent FIRST MORTGAGE
CONVERTIBLE BONDS.-ln consequence Of a recent
negotiation of these securities the undersigned have
but % limited amount 10 offer at % and accWed IN
terest at which rate they recommend them to in
vestOIs as a thoroughly safe security.
HALLGARTEN q Co., % BroaAst
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

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Good O-irsr,......a "i rt p,
Low NdiGg........g -t "a q
1oad Milnrc......s2 y. U3 ~
Ia.t evening. Jg tt r -'r AIt 4' ir t' ,t +p i,' 20
az -p 40 ~ 2lir l0 at I tc ln st t!c Oct ' t sri
oe' 3nd Nov. . r'> - q, H. no =, 'I Ial D., iS
lar-t1al 400 Ialts. IIBr. Juiv sl5t Uo.ce go
l0c at le-c. Ion s l-l6ri J9.y. l0l At ls 60 AZ
Aa- oat .lsc 5oo 10 21c .'.t 20 ,fe 70 oat ~ r. 10
90 lOIs 800 o. tp 9, - Ed ' =. m 't Z. ',' " -, ~ 81
g. ~" ,,.. ,, .l. l-- -. .-,,t Is,, io Al ls
lie .5l Il!s. Sor oJat :, l9 q % lJo at lyc nov sla
Dec 3O ea.t % gic. together t e'h g. '' 'oe.r ' zach -
sat H.
.nars l, s,o ses oe ps- gj o. DIR iai5 I'D lsoo "a
PeS tigf1 @ W gher h l e e' 20 = m,,' Ji' Fei az AT %
70, srs ard i E i P, sy l ' f ~ ,5r " -
under III, heading a been very 4' b1 prices have u"oae Do
Adm. p D.. 'B@ I,ap. gs bool.. 90 d
HL' ."NH" +'' . ai'-.. 'f4. ltse@i (. -
B-c.r.. >e.f. Sow. >elN.,e.soii a. s.
Csr.-r ,,I,y,,' 5.tl i-I. ,s.g, a. ,' ,' : ''' is r.
Tr >sI t,tT' tT".' S1 S3.' AZ IN 10 % ao@ i y
. I'l ..'s =. n.', 'i-' '-e. = dee q q
pNHoO.S-ia. lm.a Dan. .ee1 ye-- rght for a descriptions,
-li RE- t.' ~ s.Igl. s.'..' '-'l-'. We quot
IasaOo+ y 5o@ % " soH
I..c S.r,i, b va 5i@sH
t-s.c M'I..a'.o ...'..........'''. 3 g5@ SsA
tanaoc lo0 OoG Soh
I-ss,.i West co4st................... 55 ooG car'
IA Tr... % srak
dui ui NOS, grades re easter; . i tyre are Iafge. and
% faa 'Tl3l axe ,er er1'i ~ l " e So ,.9' 'l' market
lrt'F W l|e '"A.es'''.. -' 'L ''.' "r t'"''
sour e. b5. - o31 - 81 QUO ni h sup - b 4e9N
No. .............. 3 a1H tN ono hnl.lFo0p ~
'Supefine.......'. e90 0 tn l>lLpbSl.... .eG ~
safe LKra tagil... JT t nan * Trade orls .~ . %
STATE IEl..f i'.I..... .'| .' Ii;- Wheat. tHirs
Westn Shipping Ext. > -ln ID ono 1d ana Mich i~ -
Goai 90 cH,,e~.u.. porIr fr'ra d0... lD1 : 81
Wl,at IrI.,...... POD. I 80. Louis sr.e ks oq -
Minnesota i1lss.'''' D ." 1' ~ 'l' D'les A' @@ ID
". 4-, Dbl. &c. r,t-s 5-s-t. 10 a u,
'.. a-. .l.-.''.. w '. ''''', iA'lee '.A'i' "
Nolen Flour l- luI ana ''N'.. ZOO" supply N in',sA ~ -"
close t rrt ' YtaA ai fn. .'a' 'll' NJ ~ 1nls l
Alex. tI -lDi Nup.
Bali. Alex. AMI GenrEetpwl. Extra lai FAMILY b'H
Richmond Country. Estr'......- ....-'''''.'''' 81"
bearsr.,. ...... ...'''''' H
&c aul tennessee lN'r' aH' Ffi.''t,''''. ''" 80
Rye tlI- urf '.a' l.. - ". '.-l t-'.il'1 '''' 1-I
- lUg sol STATE AMI PENN. 81 gDa Is 81
Nj - N ,r IN D. .t-i. .I .. %. s. ibls quot.
r,- yr .-.r -u 81 = ro-r sf.t. B-vs O5 as4 ~
~ l,-- Mo-. Ir pl a q o.
Cor Aea. Ne-fN. U " ,.
n
STEADY Mlck,rl n u1ie.- r.-, .al prices ace ufAnS
H. quiet ,-tall 'Ll.l h-- Aie if 'l N'N-a
Dry COD. = - U'4r
Hc,.r Nrte g. bo..'...... "a
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Tra-I.l..izz zz-haoue dAz~'-'a'"r a' irl. H'sef f''
dress t., Chamber o ue.at the Pars
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Crron.-Ih Funeral OF Csyo.r-Iac Iron Crouu-THe Ring,
i..,. .,,,. y,,.,.--T. ..r.. of a.. ..a.r
80 -.. ,.,.,,
r1rsuuoys-Fort Cahlua opposite uavana-Tle CITY and
t- ,f lr.. v...-+a r te Pr,e,-Th- CaIiero-Srcct
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observation-disclosures ,.i.s-,o.s-A SeTer-T.e Catae
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olemau Benedict's closing quotations were

Tie gold -a.os have been limited, the premium being
steady in tone at 1i2Gu-5. Toward o'clock ll2i was
momentaliv reached under the report that the specie
export tomorrow would be- larger than expected There
was % good borrowing demand f0r gold, the rates paid
Tor cash gold being p l. and Icl percent to fiat, and and
per cent Tor carrying Tie days bu-ues, 40 the Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15
THE MONEY MARKET.

SAILS A. HE STOCK EXCHANGE.-tiEsr CALL,
lot O'clock \. n.
Nass Of GOrern1lTI' foIr.
sNo r. 500 Con CO. ....li5 4oco e. 5s 1910 Re- lis
4. 800 &. r. Cog N .....ilZs'
Sass o, sials Lesa, Bans and Rai''oo-E''''
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E0wEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an mcorpo-
rated bank, No. 80 Wa-st., New-iork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money. and having it at all times subject to
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check on demand, do 50 by depOsting with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate Of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of sic world with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF Stocks Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

HARVEY FISH. As. HATCH
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.
Bqrklrs and DcqieTs IN GOreJTmcpt Securities.
No. Na-,au-st., New York July 20, 1871.
The FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs OF THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY offer peculiar
inducements To judiciOns investors.
/. 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 weIl-estabshed
credit and possessing property and franchises OF
great value.
= 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 tie security of the principal are beyond ques-
tiou.
Z. 1t is am old and successful Road with 2!7 miles
now m profitable operation, and lo) miles additional
nearly completed extending Itself i'm RESPONSE 90 the
demands of commerce, A. 4 GREAT EAST AND WEST
TRUNK LINE FROM TIE ATLANTIC To TIE ONO.
and for the accommodation of the immense mineral
resources along its line.
,. The traffic necessary 10 render its extension
profitable does not depend upon slow future deyel-
opmcut bat an enormous dHd profitable haa IS dircqdy
,rqitiag tor and mritpgh
Il. The Loan is sufficient in amount 10 become
widely known popular and marketable, while 1t will
be but a slight tax upon the great earning ap1Oll-
ties Of the Road.
The exchange of Fiye-twenties for these Bonds
NAV be made with entire safety, and viii now yield
profit of over 20 per cent.
Bonds are i'm denominations of $1,000 500, and
500. Interest payable May and November
Price until further notice. 92. and accrued inter
est from May l. FISK HATCH
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

MONTGOMERY CITY BoNDs.-Coupons due July on
the Eight Per Cent Bonds of the City Of Montgom.
cry will be paid on and after July at the Banking
House Of HOwEs & MACY.
few thousand more Of these Bonds for sale at %
per cent.
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SAINT LOUIS CITY PER Gent GOLD RENEWAL
BONDs, having 20 years to run. We offer Si7l 900
above bonds being the whole issue also North Mis-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH d
COTTING, ii Broad-st.
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THE MARKETS.
lcsrelun, Repor.el lor ras rslsrxs.I

lCarenTY Reported i1T TAG TRiBrvg !
FRipAY. July Il lsi,
ASES-There has been goo ismlni or Pots and the nl "
prices eaa of change of Importance q9os
A. 750 - p. Pearls very quiet AMI prices unchanged
- %.
BUILDING MATEBIALS-The market FOR Bricks hls been fy
active prices steav Llls m0fel demand 10
market fua. In other have no nes tsre
" ami
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TANNER d Co,
naNrEEH.
BANKERf,
~ II NJ. N.,.l-

n WaIIst, Now ok,
Buy and Sell at current market rates. the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT lsD PER CENT Com Bonds OF
Tur :, JosFpu AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York London or Frankfort-on-the-Main, free of
L. : Taxes. TANNER 90" No IL "ai'-st'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

RoNDoUr AND OswEGO SEVEN PER CENT FIRST.
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDs-Coupons payable in gold
January and July For sale at 90, currency and ac-
crued interest, by EDWARD HuGHT & Co., Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

P1TN-
y. K. H.......P NJ. .U0u n'. LINE
Irev....... OUU Common. D Dbl ......s 0Cdl 10
,'-oton 'FRONT.'. T. NJ l. ONIE Lamp e. hb....... al s0
philadelphia Fronts. p yJa9J 90 Latls Esen........ a.
PLASTER
Cattle Per p Nova Scotia 2sdt
Got ur Do. d
Jac Es.tSCitr Con. 4Q2 81.
BEESWAX-The market tm gltl g0oi
sale, a. $50 % Western lnl >ol..rin 70 f-I3,tc
COITON-Ni-h improved tenn and POI tglced per Fo-
delivery no advance BE- n which VS. ,uhg1eT
lost. .tiss ia- lsa. l.l- H including $50 a eID0f
IfYl fr t1l.u -oa iII p.rIi1a slI lyll n
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':ajiii 1i i.....iiii i..ii i.a.....lfi! 3....If! 3o...ii!! i!
l:v....l42 l1bi.....,l1l ...li2. s:I...ll-l
+.to........... ........ll24
The days business ar tie L. =. ~ub-Treasury was:
G.f rerrrts so 80 0n Clrrency 7avnt' $1,000 o.
Gold 8rmfa. l5nt 80 - tulrecg balance. o.. 5uI.-o 90
b,j ilauce.. 3. .9 -9 U 4-Ot,v 0
Currency receipi...... l5.ltot So
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

-fFTTIFHf UI70s
3ooo ts5 Rer......"liN ioog L. r. 5 67..''''i
1000 T. s. S3oEe- t2....l! 1000 Sos, 1851
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

"Itaye avoided Of, s- -, could e O: terms and drc-t
familiar 90 tla genera. 'l.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-15

MOIAS>ES-The demand nues hght but prcrs ~
of ss Orleans n 5i0i ioi no fos ,s rows;
NAVAL STORES-Npus lurPentue as D~eh ~ .,c.. abs.
for home checked b, .e ai'. ,e
no hb r o 52as Strained Rjsn hts heen hsso
b,. cont pue fu sales hbls 40 - TO- Pine hos eher
active and |. strong. 80 boil kKirs Psr ~ "a 6r
kius without chang Tar Is quet bai s'e'li a. -
Washington anl Wilmington. -, l., .,s.S, al ~
olIS market for American LRseei dull bot S,1 are
o., t,.tsv. b,nI. Crude sperm il gos demai aul Me-
. poi.a AMI tlr lnirkr s sesll
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-07-15
THE DUTCHMAN,S PONY.

"Chon. you remember dat lid
Gle plack bony I pys NIT de bedler
next week p
g I ah, vot of him ?''
Notings, only / got sheated bur
dy pad"
so ?"
Yah. You see in de vurst
blaze be ish hlint NIT bote legs,
INT ferry lame nit Won eye Den
ven gifts on him to rite he rares
up pehint unit kicks up petore so
wurser as chack mule. I dinks
l dake him fiddle rite yisterdy,
unit no sooner l gifts straddle his
pa k he Comm. nee dat way, shust
so like vakin peam on q poat
steam, nct en- he gifts ton / vas
so MKT up nit eferydings l Winds
mi neself zittin arount packvarts,
NIT his dali in mine hants vor de
brittle"
Veil, vot you goin' to do nit
him p
"Oh, 1 vixt him SO peter as
cham up. hitch him in de cart
NIT hish dali ware hish het ought
to pc; den l gif him apout a dozen
cuts NIT a hitecow he starts to 90
put 50 soon he see de cart pefore
him he makes packvarts. Den l
dakes him out. hitch him de rite
way, unit he goes rite of shust SO
peter as nopody's bony."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-07-15
LETTER FROM NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA,
July Sd, 1871.

Mr. EDITOR Il will now under
take to give you discript ion of
this place and surroundings. Lin
coin is a small city, situated on
Salt Creek, some thirty miles south
of the North Platt River and TWEEN
iy.two miles east Of the Big Blue,
and contains about thirty five hun
drcd inhabitants. 1t has grown
faster than any city on record. In
the winter and spring of l867-68,
the Legislature appointed a com
mittee to locate the Capital they
settled on this point-and in the
following fall the city was laid out,
capitalists at once went to work
Improving the place, and capital
lists, merchants. mechanics, doe
tors and lawyers, came flocking in
from all parts OF the United States,
until they have got quite a fine
looking little city. The Mayors
salary is not as large as the city
Of ictmond pays-it being moth
ing. The city Marshal gets 8 200
per annum. The Patrolmen, three
in number, get $50 per month.
The view Of the surrounding
country from the dome of the State
House, is grand. I should think
one could see at least ten miles in
any direction. The country is
rolling and beautiful. There are
at present, two banking houses,
one loan Office, where money can
be had at the very moderate sum
of five per cent per month, or sixty
per cent per annum; five drug
stores are in operation here; three
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New Enterprise.

The Cal has heretofore alluded
to the bankruptcy that threatened
one or two OF the grain growing
counties bordering the bay, on &c.
count Of the constanat drain upon
their treasures in the payment Of
scalp bounties for the destruction
Of squirrels AMI gophers. Each of
these scalps. unler the law, enti-
Ties the holder to ten cents. 1t
was supposed that the profits end
ed here; but the body Of the
squirrel, if properly prepared and
preserved, is worth at least five
cents in the market; and it seems
there is ready demand for the
skins Of both squirrels and goph-
ers, at fifteen cents apiece, to be
used for the manufacture of gloves.
for which purpose they are found
to be superior to both kid and rat
skins. because. while fully AS elias.
tic, they are much tougher. A
gentleman who owns a rancho in
Ian Mateo county, passed through
this city a day or two ago. accom-.
panied by four Cinnamon, expert
in the art of squirrel trapping and
skin tanning, who are to be EN-
ployed at once in these vocations.
lie hopes to make the business
profitable, and will doubtless sue
ceed in that design. When one
locality is depopulated of the pests
be has only to move to another,
and the field comprises pretty much
every valley county in the State,
from San Diego to Tehama. The
term "millions" conveys but faint
idea Of the squirrel colonies.
They can affo-d skins enough, we
should think, to furnish gloves to
the civilized countries Of the world
Tor at lea an entire generation. =
San Francisco Gail.
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Advantages OF Crying.

A French physician is out in
long dissertation on the advantages
of groaning and crying in general.
and especially during surgical cpe-
rations. He contends that groan-
ing and crying are two grand ope-
ra,ions by which nature allays an
guish; that those patients who give
way to their natural feelings more
speedily recover from accidents and
operations than those who sup
pose it unworthy a man to betray
such symptoms of cowardice as
either to groan or cry. He tells
Of a man who reduced his pulse
from one hundred and twenty six
to sixty, in the course of q few
hours. by giving full vent to his
emotions. Ii people are at all un.
happy about anything, let them GO
into their room and comfort them
selves with a loud boo-hoo, and
they will feel hundred pei cent.
better atterward.
In accordance with the above
the crying of children should not
be too greatly discouraged II it
is sympatheucally repressed the
result may he St. Vitus' dance, epi-
ieptic fits. or some other disease Of
the nervous system. What is natu.
raj is nearly always useful; and
nothing can be more natural than
the crying of children when any
thing occurs to give them either
physical or mental pain.-[G Good
/ Health.
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