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, 1875-05-28
S~@arla6fieber, SDptberia,
Mduher SdlS.

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an9snsbn1 su nebnen as 6onts. SIR Minbfolit unb
Maaenidure lift bas Wtittel einfa& srftaunli&. aer;te
empfehlen &c.
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Gentaur einiments-oie beiten
UtIttel, ipeGde ie entbedt lporoen
fno fir Sleii6-. Sno@en= nnb
Dtustel.s dmerjeu. Sc 9ibt 5ipei
Grten-tueiber l,mitIae fir Sami-
Iien. Gebraud iino oelber umIblae
fir pferoe unb 5biere.
Rsranna, 6ulisr Co., Del,
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

ahUsEhENrs-sscoSD PAcE-Fourth. fifth and sixth
ksrR9ioaY-srcoxp PAcr-Thrd column.
slLLLAR Ds-FlEsL pAGE-Fiith column.
rBoARDKRs wANrED-TwELFru PAcE-Third and fourth
soARD AND LODGING wANTED-TwrLrrH PAcs-
gssooooKKEyyS s54ED Fourth ssIsPn
gysINEss Vo5P'fi.~arUxIrEs-Elcnrm rAgs
CRY ZEAL ESTATE For sAi,:s-FlasT P4cS~sixth
CLERKS AMP sALEsEES-TwRLrrH PAoE-FIrst and
=. \ second columns
cpAcgyEN AND GAaDENERs-TwnLrru PAcx-sec-
uoAsTWisE "ssaTiEAMsHrps-TwnLF7u rAGr-Finh and
gsES zbRalsssrsdss pAs F1dsfS4G SGT% column
DENTISTRY Y--FinsT PAcR-Eith column.
bWE2ING fo IET ftRSsED AND uN
EuRopAN ASsFi,h SEiun column
GE5F.esr E PAeE1sxIh . column ,i
FINANoIAf-EIcnTn PAGR
FURNTsHED ROoMs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
-, ,sseqap PAGs-first and second columns.
tSENcu ADSESfisENENis~i iSii PAcr-Third
HELP WASrED-PEMALEs-E -ELryuyrn PAeE-sixth col
arLP siH sFa lpA.TJ rsai sos% aud
HORSES, cARRTAGEs, &c,-Frnsr PAcE-Third, fourth
HOTELS Iw..Sr4i PAerr Fourth and afsh columns
HOUSES, Rooms. &C, wANTED-FrRsr pAGE--sccoud
IEsTRgS1!9Ng rAeyseeGna column; - mn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-finsr PAcK-
Sixfh column.
LOST AMI FoUND-FIRsr PAGE-Frst column.
x ES rAest.h eola@G co0ma
MEDt0AIs-SscosD PAGE--Third column
MILLINERY AND DRESsAAkING--FiRsr PAGE-second
M1soEILHNNoUs ADvERrIsEMEsTs-Tesru PAGE
MIsCELi ANE0C S-sEcosD PAGn-Fourth column
hUSIGAis-SEc0yD PAGE-Fourti column
hKW WPuBIACATlONS-SNykNrH PAGE-sixth column
personal l. FIIsT PAGn--first coln;nu.
PIANCFDHfss, ORGANS, &C.-SkCoND PAGE-Fourth
PRoPOS NIa,-FInsr PAels--Fifth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FBMALES-
EIkvtaTH PAGK-Slxth column. - -
PROPERTY UUT or TIE CITY FOR SALE on TO
RtNE--FIRsr PacR-SiSth connn.
REAL ESTATE 10 E&cdANGE-FIRsT PAcE-SiNth 'co
REAL ESTATE YANTED-rRsr PAon-sxth column
RELIGIOUS NOTfGES-FIRs1 PAGr--firs column
REWARDS-F1RsT PAGE--first column.
SAILS AT AUCTiOS-SfNrH PAGE-Fitth and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-PEMAL LEs-ELEvESTH PAGE
First second third fourth tfth and sixth columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-First
SPECIAL EoTICEs-Frnsr PAGE-Firs. and second col
sPoRTISd-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.--FiRsr PAcE-Third col
sTORAOE-TiRsr PAcE-secopd column
iIE TRADEs-TwELFTH PAaE-fhird column.
THE TuRF- First PAGE-Ihlrd column.
40 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRfuSES-SEcpND PAGE
TRAVElI.Ei:si CUIDE-TwEIrrH PAGE-Sixth column
SECOND PAGE--Sccond and third columns
WANTED TO PtRCtiASE-NISTIf PAGE--Sixth column.
WATCHES iEN ELSf, &C.--SEcoNp PAGf-Third column.
WESTON ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FiRsT PACE-sixth column.
,-AcHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C.-TKNTH PAcE-Sixth col
una.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
c1nRsrs. cARRrAGEs. 90.

A cCTIOS noCsE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY
Il 40 AND ll2 EAST TiIIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
A MORTGAGE SALE.
"A. CHAs. c. DCFF ArCTIONEER,
WILL SELL BY PUBILC , AUCTION.

THIS DAY tFRIDAY), OCTOBER l. 1875,
II o'clock in the forenoon.
AT THE STABLE OF ANTHONY HARTMANN.
SITUATED ON CHE SOUTHERN BOULEVARD ROAD.
AND OPPOSITE MORRiSANIA STEAMBOAT LAND
ING. 2iD WARD. CITY OF NEW YORK,
TO SATISFY CIATTEL MORTGAGE. TIE FOLLOW
ING VALUABLE PROPERTY VIZ -
.~ong black Mare Lady Blanche; trot in
'-nttlng Gclding Reindeer; Ethan
- Allen, by Honest
.,rraI
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

pony Iuacbof5 Jaeger wagons anu " arSe iot VI
SALE sf'S'sS coaSEScEs Al 10 o'ULocK. =
A -NonTG44eE SALE AIEEs,v ,rcr,oxrry
THIS DAY FRIDAY, oCToBER i. 1873
TIE Ss'gSf s. 81 FEss$oa aAAnrNASs
GS6 qFgSsI5E S fSS Ss% yS LAND
TO SA''fSd fSa Hn11sn fR@FfEfH hSaae VIZ
-otslng Gclding Reindeer Ethan
r'- Allen, by Honest
-,.eral
nsr
..NE Aaao aud
w tHsM oalcd
i6aleG Sea
s,nble-
81 & and d
Stallion
IT,. oss s Stsii. Ssn
lon HEA-- NN IaJor Low,
Gam Zelica by a.. q, and is
sure foa gctter; ches.-~ #sf = high, foaled
ing a1NFREp. isai high, ioaco !. goi Iy Major Low,
dam Maga by imported Cunsernaon beat 80 to the
pae Above all thoroughly broken. elegant and
ra stylish drivers aud werranted sound and kind Stock
CHANCE FOR breeders.
BARGAIN FOR cAsH-HASDsoME SIDE BAR
"A. top Wagon rubber mounted harness best eily max.
ayenle, corner Seventeenth street
FOR SALE. FIVE LARGE, HEAVY HORSES.
two driving Horses warranted Appiy 40 Wooster street.
AsrlNE SHIFTING TOR WAGON, BUILT BY
ply at private stable MARTIN 4GGERrY MS aG~ west
Twenty sixth street.
q CARRIAGEs-sEcoND HAND ROAD AND TOP
DOCTORS fhacons and Buggy lady's fhseou Dog Cart
i. N. sTIyERs, III 70 I52 East Thirty first street
ELEGANT LANDAU cLAREXcE, BUILT TO ORDER
\. ELEGANT corrE RocKAWAy, very light, BY Wood
BSgF5As yEcF9GIA F9gE5EE X To;s y, S.Ss, E,G
Z BROWN MARE Mambrno stock, trots In 20.
z TweNiYTWo TEiS'f ofmER HORSES this day. at ARCH
JoHNsTUN's Mart, 10 TO 70 Thirie nth street.
: sales Al IL o'clock '''''' ''' 'V'''''' ~"
Z See tpartiap catalogue above.
IL -.
II FRENCH LANDAU,
iieSEHSr siixiesEHr IR6cKAwAYs,
FIVE FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE TEAMS.
4 LARGE NUMBhR or FIRST CLASS PRIVATE
AT AUCTION THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
BY VAN TAsSELIl kEARNEY 10 AND ii2
EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.
LNINE BAY HORSE; YOUNG. SOUND, GENTLE. WILL
IL suit business urn OF nmily requiring superior ami
mali warranted IN every particulars weight 400; laA
LNOR sALE--A STYLISH GRAY COUPE HORSE. 10
hands high. years ald; .sund and kind fair trial
ninth street, near Lexington avenue
LvoR sALE--A WORK HORSE CHEAP. No Jos
IL Stanton street. Mr.. ADLER.
L,oR sALE-A BLACK CANADIAN PONY, WAR
IL ranted sound and kind price 500; also Work
Horse price $50 also Business Wagon aud Harness In
quirc al i53 scnth Fifth avenue.
INOR sAI.E-A DARK BROWN HORSE l5iS HANDS.
stylish driver; sound and kind In every respect will
drive either snge double Can be Arsenal sta
ble l49 to lol est Thirty nth street Broadway.
l.. J. BERNSTEIN, Proprietor.
EoR sALE-HoRsE, HARNESS AND WAGON
nearly good for light work used for delivering
and coffee orders be purchased cheap Inquire at 3s
Oakland street, Greonpont.
L,oR sALE--A FINE ROAD MARE; CAN TRor
close 70 minutes sound and kind for ady 10 drive
old, 10 hands high top Phacton ana Uar
ness Call Tor three days az 23i West Fhyfurh street
L,oR SALE AT AeACRIFIcE-PAIR or FINE CAR.
riage Horses, 1874 hands high; set o. double Harness.
old mounted also Brewster Dog Cart In good order will
exchange for fast Horse Address E b., 100 West Forty
EoE SALE, cuEAP-A GOOD HORSE SUITABLE
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND friday
On every horse that warranted kind and rue In
harness from three days II gvon test warrantees
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

A DECIDED BARGAIN, WITH IMMEDIATE POS
"A scssfan.No 5l3 West Twenty hlrd tsoot north side.
iust Of fenta avenue English basement 5s x53xSs
in perfect oror, irescoed &C. + H. NICHOLS, owner No
8 Pine
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
Personal.

DELLA McG-LLTrER FROM u. MEG. AT HERALD
ID Uptown Branch ofhce.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
East side
West side.

NOR sAIF-TwO FULL LOTS, WITH BUILDERS
I loan, Forty fourth street, Third avenue
9. CAkREAU, 4iS1s Grand street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

DEAL ESTATE OFFICR-DowN TOWN, OLD RsrAR-
III shcd class succassf operation sais &c
srhsngc for Real Estate valuable Personal Property
AddraSS har a423 Post ofsce.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
PROPOSALS.


OFFICE or THE BOARD oFCoMMIssIoNERs OFF
~ PILoTs, No. 10 BUaIiSG SILT,
NRw loaK, sept -, 1875. }
Proposals will be received at this Office until IL O'Clock
OF the 4th day OF October for the removal o much
the pier ani structures at Supe;on, IL heretofore
naln tncd In tho hagbor OF New York by
York aud Staten Island Ferry Company, beyond
exterior line rs Xrd by law, Plans and trcuars may be
obtain "a at this oiicc.
By order OF tho Board GEO. ". BLUNT, Secretary.
DRoPosALs FOR srONE.-SEALED PROPOSALS.
viii be received NJ the office of the IT the New
York aud Brooklyn Bridge, No. - Water street Broolyn
unul - o'clock saturday October 4 Tor the delivery
ot i.0pO cubic yards Backing 90 cubic yards
stone, and 3 cubic yards Arch stone, ~ 81 lime
also the delivery " cnhc yards ol Corners
10 cubic yards Granite Face stone and ~ cubic yards
te ArGhnS
Printed specifications may be had tho Office Plans NJ
be soon engineers occ Cherry and Dover streets
New York city.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

XVANTED-TO HIRE A PAIR OF ROLLS, ABOUT
w nchcs diameter And 3l feet long with power
aud room sufficient for rolling copper iron sheets Or
would purchase pair Of Rolls as above. Address II.
NEILES. box lg7 Herald Office
INANTED-A CYLINDER. SECOND HAND, FOR
w dyer about feet long and ~ feet in diameter Ad-
dress ating price, or price of aew onc H. +. o.. 2O57
South street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
10 Let or Lease.

Jersey CITY HEIGHTs.-Ss0 A MONTH FOR A
j new Xix room Cottage bay windos both hot aud cold
water range fine cellar Apply J. Il. SIMPSON, IN
Hudson street
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

ea#
#0a t., .,esaa.
.t Ht #ne saU
t aIsE
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FO
SALE or TO RENT.

BARGAIN TWO STORY DOUBLE COTTAGE ONT
"A acre: Garrctsou's Station Staten Isand ten minutes
from ferry ne view perfectly healthy; cost 5000 win ba
sold for SS 900 Apply at Stapleton Post Onice = I.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LETa

A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. 40 III WILL
IL loughby straet, Broo.lyn II rcoms. al modern na
proyemcus possession in'leda,cy shown by from
to ; r, NJ; rent $50 per month.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

DOR SALE-TIIE COOPER HOUSE, COOPERSTOwN
A. Otsago Lake, Sharon, and Richield Spring.
west of AlSaay connecng by rail; 800 guests acconpo-
dated; six acres cmbcshci grounds all modern improve
mcnts elegant nrniture lease and seventh successful
closing.
H. Il. WALKER 4 Co. Coopcrstown n. Y
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

NOR SAIE-oR WOULD RENT TO A SMALL FAMILY
Of adults, the medium sized hrst class brown stone
Iouse No iSG street, BROOKLYN, h. D.; hardwood
6nisa; excelont ncighborhood Apply 70 s C0GKCRoFT.
81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

ITO LET-IY BROOKLYN, OK TIE HILL HOUSE
handsomely furnished three story ad bassment PhR
aeiphia brick II rooms all improvements Weber Pianos
rent ouy 81 300 per annnm Address s.. Herald odlce
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

ITOR sALE-NEW c23 FEET FOUR STORY HIGH
IL stoop brown stone Dwelling, oi9 Madison avenue.
SNtieh rce with full view Of Park The through
Ffy street, crossing all other lines make the ocatoa
m convenient. ELIAS q. BROWN, owner,
20 Nassau street or No. West tMy.slXlh street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

1--WE SPLENDID FARMS-FR0M IS TO rs ACRES
with respective outbuildncs from 5000 S90Do All
in excellent condtton best OF Farms location ssed
three miles from railroad station ia hours
Philadelphia possession when desired arriving beware Il
hGmbngs Address call on f. PON11 Quaskertown.
Eucxs county, Pa.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

CATALOGUE or TuIs DAYS FRIDAY SALE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
" HEsTCH ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND no RENT.

mo IET-AT NEW ROCHELLE ONE FURNISHED
House finely located, from October i rent low 70 care
u tenants several unfunished depot TO rank
chcep nr six months Address apply 10 JOS LAMBDEA
New Rochelle, \. Y.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

DEICHARDTS SALICYLIC HORSE cURE-AN N.
III alhle remedy and preventive for snilenza epyooe
and all diseases OF throat aud air passes and ailments
the principal druggists Made by ~ ALFRED RRtCHARDf,
Pharmacist Az Fourth corner TIVE street
DOCKAWAY FOB sAIE-LIGHT AND STRONG;
IN almost good glass windows In front sides hack
and In DOORS Jas ths thing for city country Call In
pnper Warehouse, "a Duane street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS GINGER
IA. Acs, sparkling Wines; manufacture ~ conulete ot
ls Of Apparatus and Materials with ml instreios ali
departments " manufacture, botng and dispensing.
3ve Rights in desirable territory catalogues free oIx
MATTHEW'S, First avenue, Twenty sixth and Twenty sew
nj 6tfccts New York
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

@tr# OF LADIES' AND |
Nt - statements Of
Ne 'i~n in the |
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

a nNGIEWOOD-TIII APRIL |, A COMrLETEIx
furnished House, with OF horse and carriage, COW.
poultry raqurod billiard garden grounds uive
aresl ~aupee order TO satisfactory party $50 monfa
AUDI 10 Ar, NIIBALD TAYLOR. 2l5 Church street
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
c.a,x Real ESTATE FoR SALE. /;

A BAEGAIN.--F0UR STORY CABINET FINISHED
II brown stone House, well furnished sale or renk
cheap; location Seventy third Madison avenue
Address A. NJ. box 5 ;ss1 Post office
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

A CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE AT HALF
N ITS vRlua does good business best business location
must be sold terms easy
MITCHEIsLS Store Agency II Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-01

HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.

kiOa s.A.;& viEAP-A GROCERY WAGON AN
s"rfei Horse, - hands high; warranted sounu aud kin
nt ior Any sehtlcmans use Gail AZ 800 West Thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

Not even the newspapers, which after all Gre
ate well report public interest. can excite thur
torn dscns'0n That Is as dead thing rs there Is II"
the country cincinnati Gazette tRep)
The next Presidential election will be The.
hardest fought contest through which has ever passed
and things look the party has not man 10 sr'
and not friend whom 1t can afford W alienate-The u
dependent.
Will Senator Wood tell us what has become
of tho New Capitol investigation report Tho skins
Testimony was concluded several weeks aSy ana w. ~
man OF the Investigating Committee He is to make IL.
report. Why the delay f-lUtica Herald tlsepD
TO the independent voter the country IL 10
debcd for the sautary effects Of the elections OF tc @
that be is able 20 take OF himself A binpT W
the independent voter.-l Memphis Avalanche tDom)
Under the circumstances, we decline to b.
ness be ynced that no has discovered e tcd"
solution of the Republican problem. when be advises IS
to 20 ahead as though nothing had happcnod-lbo'''"
Advertiser Q,ep)
Mr. Washburne, being wiser politician IN.
his generation than Mr. Blaine gives that he is merely
spectator II the other candidates havo any sort ..
after this than ever. To borrow honey but expressive
metaphor he has let OF the bat to spit On his hands
lsprngteld Republican (Ind.)
South Carolina il indebted to her partial
Of Gov. Chamberlain. We gladly record these INSTANCES
Of virtue existing among class popularity supporeaw
lain continues In his present cour,e he may rely On ts
tDsin.)
The chances are two TO one in favor OF the
election Of Democrat puro and simple, OF the srlgtt
sect TO the Presidency. We want mono other We W.
heye the country desires other. Tho Repubacsa
party ana LIS Leaders aa't oesa f,a anu the right
thing, and not only what the people desire but what ~
feel confident they will bring TO pass And OF ths YIN
Connecticut election is a splendid presaSc.- A"'s
Constitution (DcmD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
LILIPUTLAN SPORTSMEM.

A week ago, the sporting world was treated
to a match between two champion pigeon
shooters one professionally mailing from
New-Jersey; the other from this city-an
amateur The birds, we are told, were I'M
eaualcd for spirit and condition, and flew
out of their traps and were shot in the
most exemplary manner. Now and then the
enthusiastic report registers the appearance
Of a dangerous bird" by which it is not
meant that the bold Nimrods were in any
imminent peril from the attacks of the doves,
but that the poor birds wavered in their
flight so as to make the shot difficult
We are not assured on the subject, but
entertain little doubt that the contestants
in this glorious conflict are both Englishmcn.
The instinct of the chase il largely developed
in the inhabitants of the sea-girt isle, and as
the isle is sea-grt and small, the sons OF the
ConouerOr and of HOrsa are forced to pursue
the miserable little foxes and timid hares, which
are all the game it contains. 1t is amazing to
note the zeal and excitement which they oan
exhibit in such safe sport. Fair women and
brave soldiers, and solid landowners with their
dogs, 90 frantically securing over county with
wild enthusiasm, following a poor little animal
not half so dangerous as good sized tomcat.
Englishmen who have means, it is true,
90 over the world in search of worthy sport,
from the buffalo Of our plains to tho tiger in
Asia But those who stay at home must put
up with such prey as they have, and to the
catalogue of fox, hare and Highland doe they
have lately added pigeons, released one by
one from trap, while the sportsman shoots
them down at his ease, without dis
turbing so much as the fit of his
kid gloves. The idea doubtless originated
with some London haberdashcr's clerk who
could not spare time for days shooting, and
was eagerly welcomed by those VINO would fam
be Nimrods in reputation, without the risk of
even tumble into ditch. The Prince
of Wales has made it a specially rs we
might say indeed has become known to the
world mainly through his cOnquests at Hur-
lingham and the Opera BOufle. But Americans
who not only have the "instinct of the chase, y
but the most abundant and cheapest modes of
satisfying it in a manly way, are not likely to
adopt very generally this pinchbeck imitation
of snort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15

business, or (3) have deposited legai-tendcr
notes with the Treasurer and withdrawn their
bonds. At the date Of Controller Knox's last
report the aggregate Of notes still ahoat OF tho
first two classes of banks was over fourteen
million dollars. The total of the third class on
the 1st of March somewhat exceeded ton mil
lion dollars. On the other hand, during tho year
some four or five millions in notes were issued
to new banks and TO banks enlarging their cir
culation. The total amount Of bank notes ex-
tant on March 1, 1875, including those oil
banks dead, alive, and semi-animate, was
$347,O 100000. Tho total live circulation OF
livc banks is reported on the Same day at
1924. 618,914, to which we added-a large
cstimate-$5, 100000 for new notes received
by the banks from Washington, but not yet
signed and put in circulation. Perhaps w.
500, 900 would DO moro correct; and taxing
this and adding it to 24,618,9l4, and de-
Quoting tho amount from the $347, 100000,
we have remaining twenty millions for notes
Of dead banks and discarded circulation.
This aggregate of twenty millions is In
reality contraction of the legal-tender
circulation. since greenbacks are held by
the United States Treasurer for the entire
amount of dead and discarded bank circtlation
with the possible exception of that OF one or
two banks which, having recently failed, still
leave bonds instead of greenbacks as security
with the Treasurer. But in March, 1871, thero
were about ten millions of dead bank notes.
their ghosts stalking about waiting to DO re-
deemed out of the fund of greenbacls held by
the Treasurer for that purpose, 80 that the
real contraction, as compared with last year. Is
only ten mliOns-a contraction, be it observed,
of greenbacks until the dead and discarded
notes can be gathered together and redeemed
To get hold of them IL process requiring
more than two years at tho rate the redemp-
ton machinery is now working.
We may say, in conclusion, that banks are
not withdrawing their bonds and abandoning
their notes because circulation is not prOhta-
BILE, for, az compared with the other uses Tor
bank capital it never was more so. Bank CIR
culation, by the recent laws, has become an
asset which may be realized at any moment.
The bonds which secure it may also be with
drawn and sold when they are judged to be
HIGH and bought back and redeposited, and
the circulation resumed when such al opera
ton seems desirable. In these two ciroum-
stances are to be found the explanation OF the
present decrease of bank circulation and OF the
utter uncertainty rs to whether the future Is
to give lis imitation or contraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
PERSONAL.
of sport.

Prof. Washington, for 81 years Professor of
Greek in the University of Glasgow has retired from
that position.
A Leipzig publisher is bringing out a richly
illustrated life OF Prince Bismarck. 1t Is published In
numbers, two Of which have already appeared
Mrs. J. j. AstOr has recently sent $3.50 to
the Chdrens Aid Society, TO pay the fares Of so home
less boys to the West Tho little fellows started Tues
day last, after being comfortably clothed and well fed
under the charge OF ono OF the experienced agents OF the
Society.
Mr.. John II. Wood, whose remarkable dis
covercs at the site of the ancient Epesus have attracted
wide attention Is TO deliver two lectures this week at
Cooper Institute concerning his excavations and ex
been accepted by archacOlOgss substantial additions
to knowledge, aud they entitle him TO front rank
among explorers
The Rev. Edward EgglestOn, after ALL has
the better of the crosscxanncrs for he writes
ticle In The independent about his experience and heads
it, Lying Around Loose" After paying his respects to
the hammers he yindcates the who do lie
congruous roll of worthless, such as Bishop Cummns
Moody George H. stuart, David Swing, +. W. Robertson
George Macdonald, &c.
Col. Howe, the veteran press manufacturer,
must feel something OF the enthusiasm Of his carly days
come back after the lapse OF quarter Of century
he enjoys tho experience OF again introducing q new
press for which the newspapers OF the country
eagerly as they did for thu old four and cylinders
IN operation one Of the new pcrieciins machines ike that
first set up IN The TRIBUNE; and ne Ce.nnaM Ga.ene
says that 10 will have In few days Of the kind
double width. working two pages at once.
Dean Stanley, in his installation address rs
Lord Rector Of st. Andrews University said that the aim
ofcvery student should DO TO emulate actions that arc
wise. and good deeds, magnificent in quality PURPOSE
and effect. and although could orete for himself
or for others what might DO wrapped 10 the f-
tre years yet he would venture tho yOun gest
student there what John Douglas. rector OF {hut
University. said to Andrew Melville, yet not faml-
tnrl laid n htt nj may
yet"
1t il reported from st. Petersburg that tho
Wholesale emigration OF Tatars from the Orhnea on &C.
count OF tho law of universal military sery,oe b,s