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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-05
LITERARY NOTES.

An undertaking of Importance to photographic
cal scholars is in advanced preparation in Germany
Prof Zangemcster of Heidelberg and Prof Wattenoach
OF Berlin axe preparing series Of 40 fac-simile speei-
mems of early Latin MSS including classic authors laws.
AMI scriptures Each specimen CONSISTS OF an ei ,IS
Pare, accom- aaued by description IN Latin OF the Nc.
from which ia taken, particularly IN reference 10 we
date OF It's execution ana inc daLt upon "i"o" NV
learned professors base their opinion as 10 ts age
An interesting series OF books is promised by
IoESrnaus & Co.. London, graded set OF lessons il
domestic economy for girls, in twoshlns handoooks'
Book treats OF the food and clothing Of the house
hold; comprising the history of each article of common
use ana how 10 nudge, make, prepare, and prescrt ~,
&c.. Book H.. Of the furniture and appliances OF inc
WARMING ana cleaning OF Inc house it, ventilation, &c.
Book ILL.,, OF the fabric OF The house &c tc WotA 9l
the household; the health OF the households the morals
OF servants. &C."
London is honoring her literary and art ce-
leDritcs. Tablets have been set up within month
or two on houses formerly occupied by samuel
johnson, No. II Goughsquare Edmund Burke NO.
81 Gerard-st., Soho; George Canning NO 81
CondGtst; Michael Faraday, No Bandordst.'
Portnan square; Da7id S'are5' 81. NJ
race: IioIatio Nelson, No. 147 New-b0hd-St'i MiH:.
SldOns No. 27 Upper Bakei-st The following Is Us,
Of tablets previously erected: John DRYDEN, No. AZ
C;erar,st. Soho; John FaXman No. Z BucknShan-st.
min Franklin, No c aycn-si. Sir Joshua Reynolds
No II Ieiccstersquarc; Lord Byron, No 10 ltoes-st
Cayondish-squaTe; Napoleon ILL., No. IA hlg-st' 81
Jauess
The General Literature Committee of the
British Society for Promoting Cirisuan knowledge have
in course OF preparation series OF voIaes illustrative
life IN tho great heather centers visited by 81 fau'
Dean Meriyale is engaged on st. Pa, at Rome; Prof
Plumptre has in hand Antioch, Ephesus, ana Tarsus
and tho Rev c. s. Davies is preparing volume en-
Athens and Corinih M the time of the Apostles hcy
arc ALSO following M their Manuals of Hcath" by "a
volume on Health and Occupation nom tue pen OF
l>r. b. W. Richardson, t. X. :; another, &" GU FOod ny
Prof DeuIsys; and apcther On Water Ar, and HiSl-
fectauts" by Mr.. W. Noel Hartley OF Kings College.
they have likewise IN press work by hc Rev. IL feW-
lev formerly of the Universities Mission in Africa en-
titled Africa Uuvecl :" also work "On the Lana
and People China" ny Mr. J. Thomson, T. X o. - LOT
long time resident in China.
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Proposals.

HCtokFS, Jruc 80. 1876.
rINHE UNDERSIGNED, being directed by
t.r Clsrceiiar OF NovJts-y Tor sale tie vessel
known STEVENS BAITEkY and te in4l'Iil Thereto
Dcon nc lying az lOapstn Nj, would hereby invite
proposal purchase o. said vessel 20 be addressed IL
EfNS B.ITEfN Office 81 the HOLOken Land a;d Improve
mrut COmfany II0boSr NJ ana 10 he delivered "a the sad
before noon u JUS ~ escr,as the nlt 10
an bids deemed advantageous aun The
ceptauce ~ any bid beng subject 20 the approval Il Tue Chan
ceo The terms .; sale will De oleolrtl cash and the bal
Of the vessel subject 20 t approval ~
the Chancellor The vessel sill ne open 70 TIE Inspection OF
bidfe Information viii hs given upon Inquiry Il
Prof r. o. TIE stevens insuitie, 81 at te cIee
OF ObOkeu Land and infianCc COMPANY No Newark
81 I0bOken ~ Edlcis receive at sa'd ONCE l1lrua
ton which The land ant shop adjoining
tbs battery be .sef l0f the tom ~ ole cay sEncd
FIT JOHN POTTER. ". ". fhifftN,
BENJAMIN G.. Cha RkE, = - DOB
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THE MONEY MARKET.
TrEspAY, July 4-P. N.

TUESDAY, July 4-P. NJ
Tho Stock. Gold and other Exchanges as matter
of course remain closed to-day on yesterday Mt.
I. Il. Gowep, President of the Philadelphia ana
Reading Railroad Company, is credited with having
given utteraucc - some very sensible views concern
ing the probable result Of the existing railway
transportation difficulties as follows:
Tie weakest road viii be driven lrsnto the hands OF
receiver like the Erie and then INTO bankruptcy whch
il viii DE bought up by parties nj small proportion
of ts that 0 its rivals These cheap roads uidvf
their rcOrgs.nZcd management, can tHeh DC run P'v
ably at rates that must ruin in tine the OthtI lines td
still obligated for their original cost ana inpDNH
ments In this way, he said, le Ncw-York Central WIZ
itself be ruined afeit has succeeded in rnln- s rivals
IL seems dctern!nd on doing. Ana ms WI Nh
probably until the whole railway system "a the
country shall have passed out IF Its original hands an"
have been rcorganlzed upon bankrupt basis gtai ne
low original cost, AZ VEL as belON INC present 'os' Va
building new roads
II is TO he hoped that it viii not be considered i'm
pertinent to ask whether it is not possible that MI
Gowcu and others in the coal combination are push
ing their properties to the result through the
opposite extreme of high and prohibitory ratesg
The Denver and Rio Graude Railway reports
earnings for the week ending June 81: Freight,
S4I57 10 passenger, So, IA 90; total -, l72 IL.
Same week 1873, S7,111; increase, ~, JOG
CURRENCY OUTSTANDING AND CURRENCY CoNTRAc-
TON
The following tabular statement of the Controller
OF the Currency shows ny States the aniouHu vi
National bank circulation issued, and the amount OF
legaltender notes deposited in the L. ). Treasury to
redeem and retire National bank circulation from
June 90 1871, to July l, 1876 We must say that
the voluntary withdrawal the part OF the
National banks of so large amount of the " best
currency the world saw" in view Of the urgent
necessity according to the rampantly reiterated
statements of our soft-money frends) for more
instead OF less irIedeemable paper, with wmchto
transact the ordinary business of the country shows
degree of leartesSnes on the part ofthese moneyed
institutions that hs not been anticipated. III
should be taken ~ additional evidence, If not
proof positive OF the assertion that corporations
have no souls or even bowels Of compassion. Oi
what con sequence is it that the banks pretend to
say that they retire large portions of their citcuia-
ton i'm obedience to the laws Of tradei that they
plead in eNtenuaton of their oienses that they had
more currency than they could hnd profitable use
for! DO not GOV. Allen and Gov. Hendricks and
the other nurses Of the rag-baby, know better what
are the legitimate demands for currency than the
bankers who have 30 TO lend, and whose occupation
il is to find responsible bouowcrs' OF course they
DO The following is the table referred to:
..r4r t.r.rg mott don aN IN
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.frrnllnrc.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &c, cheap
Tor cash A. COVPTE1 IfWAiI' l5J and i57 Cala
~ Three oiy tuNngs and - barge wa;rrooiE' hlle
Bureau and DrcssiLECaht suites painted
ans walnut sls 20 S2aG Tar Brnssels 81
rec. Rcd Cheek and White Canton Mat
EO ngt fancy BRttilcA Ingram Carpets iron 3Dc apl
angards Oil Cloths cloths Cassneres. Gc. Tor cash.
ANDl.EH Lia5i!.h 20, 81 LiOadHay
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financial.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, June y, lelb)
Pursuant provisions Of act OF The General Assem-
by Of Alabama Odd February 1876 an once viii ne
opened In the Cy III. 2lth day OF July neA
said 49,.
The bonds 10 exchanged New York those issued I'M
der the following named acts. t. Wit: . -
Az provide for the issue OF state bonds approved
18Th December. 1865. ---..,.
An hct 10 renew and extend tire time Of payment Of certain
bonds therein named" approved 18th January, 1866;
An Act provide foT tie payment OF interest on me n0
An Act renew extend the time of payment OF certain
bon's therein named" approved 6th February, 1901
An Act authorize the issue OF Stale bonds apOVtd
l2ti August 1863. ,.. ca. ,,,
An AC - provide extension Of certain state bonds
due and parable London tie first day OF June 1871 ap
proved f7th February. 1870 ,-,-.., -.
proved 18Th February, 1872. - , -.
An Act and extend the time Of payment OF GER
tain therein named approved 9th FeDuay lo1Z.
provide FOR the meEt OF interest que ei .
p.d a.. valid claims against the state on account OF te
failure 0te Alabama and Chattanooga railroad Company 10
pay sail interest" approved Sth Marcl, 1871 - -,
Tbe exchange u bonds under following named
acs can b, made Office Of the commissioners IA the cay
oorancc wit the provisions OF said act Of d February, 1916
CO..
approved 5ih December, 1871. 800,
An Act inain the credit OF Alabama approved Zoth
February, 1878. 49,. ,o.-.-,--,..o,,o
An Act provide the substitution of state bonds 70 the
amount thousand dollars per me IN Hen OF stare IN
dorsemrnt the various railroad companies oil TINS
'"''' '"il 'V " GEO. :. HOUSTON.
LEVI W. IANLER,
4. d. BEIHEA.
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

10. Ga BROADWAY, NEW. YORK, June 90, 1876.
FIFTY.FiEST sEMIANSUAL DIVIDEND.
The Trustees Of dis Institution have declared The FIFTY
FIRST SEMLANNUAL Dividend on all deposits on the
FIRST DAY or JULY next y the rules entitled thcreto
rate Of SIX per per Of $1,000 and
under and tive per cent rer sums $4,000
able and after the tIlri Monday in The month.
Interest not withdrawn will be credited as principal
Deposits viii draw interest from The first Of January, April
July and October h. :. BROWN, President.
EDwA.D SCHELI, Treasurer.
Z. I. ALNnLn. SonrettrY
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Banking Gouscs Gno Bankers.
Gdpinas Banks.
WINGS INSTITUTION.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
z 90 WARgTYsr. NEW YORK, June 20, 1876.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. -
Interest at the rate Of SIX PER CENT PER ANNUI
declared and will De paid and atr the llth day
ali which have remained on teost Tor three
% months previous 10 the lst ia, OF Juy, 1915
not called for Will be credited and draw interest as
original deposit
Bank open daily nom 10 q. m. 10 p ". .
WALTER ". COSCELlN, President.
VANpFrUUT T.. BUXTON, Secretary,
{. d. IiEAtON, Assistant secretary.
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5iNnrtiGl.

4 GAS STOCKS.
~, NEWYGEK, METROPOLITAN, MUTu:. AND
uaNHAITAE A,AS STDC ~ BOUGHT And SOLD,
and All Kinds Oh B!o0Gyu NewYork Gas Securities doalt
IN by Oho. IL ti'l.N 100; . =. =, .
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Brooklpn Real gstate for Sale.

I OW-PRlCED LOTS for Sale or Lease.-For
Manufactures FOundeItes leDeUes Chemical W0rks
yard Building Assocstion 6cB0cis Of Lots with
bulkhead waterfront also blocks suitable dwellings
Newown Greek, near East River, adjoining NewY0rk aud
BROOKLYN all or mortgage With builders loan
satisfactorily improved Apply to S. b. sCHlEFFELIN, 10
William St
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nRnPOSALS for Purchasing 1872. 600 in


SPgISGWELp, H., Jure2i, 1876.
compliance with Ordinance passed by the ty Couhc
Of Ae Ci.y Vi springfield H., June ~ 1876 entitled I'm or
Csstce The iruGlrT % portion Ot the CITY
debt lower 81 interest proposals. viii De received
az this up noon Juy ~ 1876 Tor the purchase oi one
hundred and htWo thou and fl5ROInl collars IN bonds o
the Cv sprin,io be- issued ga lieu Of SluJUOu in
bonds said civ Of Springfield issued Tor and know" IS
the rama Springfield. and nh csten hniiPaa longS
u h1Ad- 0t the said CITY Of Springfield, known ~
school Building Noud which uouiH atc nov F'dc i
pleasure tho II =. sad Sl53O0p ~ uOnd, "n'n
not than lil ef cent interest Per
be annually. Tie luHc pol am htt tc-t
ht Ofl said bonds De
ISSUED a. ot $500 or $1,000 each. $3.50
AN proposals. fD- 90" purchase of said bonds must
stsf ts Gncc On" bidder VIII pay. and tAc deHom.na'i1ns m
which uvAif,s the bonds Iud AMI must be accompanied
~ bond Ia The penal sum " 500 %, WITH iNp o. mo" e.
curies approved tl' Fu1nr Committee OF the ty
Council city ~ ~pIIug.. he liul performance
81 Of the proposal sad bonus shall ~ issued
compliance act ~ the legislature Of the state Ut
uos approved AIiu -. 1870 entitled can Act 10 amend
ai entitled cIdl C"LuHs, cities, townships
school districts and oiLcr WUn.'p3 corporations o take uy
outstanding bonds ana other cyeghcc' ~ hUt
oo1. end fun. tie Same" APPROVED aul ~ force march ~
l-T De- rc Waio 20 fun pleasure ~ tie cty AFTER ten
gud within - .t.r- .4Hr' date.
Tie r't- iIr $50. n reject any ard All Dds
FCI father Information adiIes, De uro,rsGt.,
H. q. PEARSON.
AN r. flt mot tl
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VRADES SAYINGS BANK.

rVRADES SAYINGS BANK.
90 WEST 23D ST. BETWEEN 7TH AND sTHAYEs
dividend declared payable on aud after jay IL
10 all LogOsit0ra entitled thereto.
SPECIAL FEATURES OF THIS BANK ARE;
]. ECONOMY OF MANAGEMENT, the total running ex-
penses bs.ng Reduced 70 a merely nominal tgure.
2. INVESTMENT ONLY IN IGRSTCLASS sECUH.
TIES, convertible into casl on demand.
3. ACCOMMODATION 10 cust0mers-ilie bank remaining
open from a. until ! O'Clock EVERY EVENING
4. LARGEST INTEREST DIVIDENDS TO depos.tors con.
sstent Wlth PERFECT SAFETY.
INTEREST ALLOWED FROM JULY ON ALL DE
fONIih MADE BEFORE JULY 10
ACCOUNTS OPENED OF any amount hon 81 to - 900.
ALEX. NJ. LESLEY President
]. NJ FhREsE Secrnlary
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MINING INTELIIGENCE.
The Ners Of Gold Hill, Nevada, referring to the


The Ners Of Gold Hill, Nevada, referring to the
recent depression in mining stocks says:
As is usual when depression stocks takes Place the
knowing ones well tie unpOSt'd ones, have cnGtay
or.d 10 account the late, ana TO some extent con
tiuicd depression in the stock market Wildcat STOCKS
seem 10 have suffered the most when i perfectly cln
aio and IL should be-, but far as the leading and
crioinus stocks concerned the dcpc, SION has been
due more 10 money being diverted INTO other channels
for investment Much coin d. needed IN the realization
and moyiug ~ the grain crop ~ tiornGr ana hil is
good caue alone aside from anything else RuhOls that
tAe great bonanza in the Consolidated Is getting worked
out mas IL, influence, although those WHO really be-
ryc such to be- ~. case would speedily lee: Invested Of
al such ideas II they would and see FOR msti'ca the
vast beds and blocks of rich ore exposed H remaining
untouched In that famous mine, waiting m reserve 10
keen ~ The future Yield and dividends The bullion
Weld Of both That and tie California VIII be considerably
increased shortly, soon prepjr ;iue being mat"
are completed. The Imperial ore development is looking
TODAY better than ever aud the chances for good no.
uaIzi u the yellow Jacket arc daily on th"lucicasc.
The same may bee said Oi the Justice A. for TIE stock
narEr the depression comparative one thar j. 90
saw ,tocss 1le merely lower Than they we've low days
ago after an they cannot faly DO Corldcted down
even fL- Vgt-cu; prices.
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Gapinas Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner of
IN sth ave and 14thst-SIX PER CENT interest paid
Money deposited before JULY 10 draws interest from
the LIST. ...
Assets So 43s 73l 80. Surplus s40s,420 50.
C. w. RRISCkERHOFF, RICHARD II. BULL,
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Dipioeno Notlees.
Business Gbailres.

FOR SALE-Hat, Cap, and Fur business;
the entire stock and business OF the late r. STAIR No 25
surerors, Cleveland Ohio consisting OF full De Of goods
kept in rsass hat cap aud fur store with fixtures for
sale liberal tems Business Of 80 standing For
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Ncm IJnbIiraliou5..
Ncm Publications..
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA, No. 33.
CENTENNIAL ORATIONS
On FULL

WILLIAM NJ EVARTs, At Philadelphia.
RICAHRD $. STORRs, d. D., at Ntw-York.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS at Taunton. Mass.
HENRY WARD BEECHER, at PoekskiI y. Y.
CENTENNIAL. POEMS.
BAYARD TAYLOR. al Philadelphia and Ncw.YOrk.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
JOHN G. WHITTIER.
CHARLES 7. CONGDoN.
And u account Of the Centennial Fourth Of July ceelra
lions in New-York, philadelphia, and other cities
THE CENTENNIAL EXTRA is a full Tribune shee; Of
eight pages and viii be postpaid to address for ten
cents or with Extra 81 containing full description OF
the International Exhibition philadelphia and acCoun; o.
the opening ceremonies, Nay 1o) for twenty cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. Ncy.ZoIk.
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THE BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK, % aDd 80 Bondst,)
OF BOWSIy, Organized 1850
New York, June 80, 1876.
ODD INTEREST DIVIDEND.
.fS The Trustees OF this Bank baye this day ordered
half yearly dividend at the rate OF cent annum
Of and under and at the rate OF per cent per
annu: OO0 that entitled thereto
the bylaws. payable on and after Monday, July H.
MOy deposited or before the IOH u JHiy toiH date inter
q \ rom JUiy !.
J. l.. COOPER, Sec. JOHN q. ADAMS PreSt
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Day DOCK SAVINGS BANK

BAL and 343 BoWERY. COR. THTRD-ST
Trustees of this Institution have declared the SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND all deposits entitled thereto July
l. 1876 al follows: SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM on all
sums Of $1,000 and under and FIVE PER CENT PER
ANNUM on tho excess ~, 900. Deposits made
before July 10 will drswinterost from July !, 1876.
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Diui0eu0 Notltes

TIE IMrORTEus Traders NATIONAL BANK OF NEW.
YORK, NEw.YOEK, June y, 1876
A DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CENT, ont
"a Of the earnings o The last six months free Of all taAs
declared By this Bank, payable the lt
The transfer books viii. remain closed un
the lst pToXmo. r. IL PERAlSH, Jr, cashier.
OFFICE or TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COYpASY,{
NES-YoRK, June Il, 1876.
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT has
"a 10y this Con plny payable on the first day
of Angus; next holders Of fail paid sales registered
Of the IAN day Of July next after which ard until
the dith day Angus. books viii Dc closed.
l. Y. f. RANDOLPH, Treasurer.
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BrookInr ljroprrtn % Get.

TO I.ET--3-story bricb SCH00L-H0USE, No.
4 l5S Remseust; 3stOry brick DWELLING, I9 WI.
Iouchby-st GORDON L. FORD 81 Clarh-si. Brookyn'
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flowing is Tic table referred to /:

Isralterfcr notes Deposited IN
l. =. Treasury a. redeem na-
tirual bank e. rsU'ai ton from
June 20, 1874, 70 July l, lo1C.-
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Gedchers.

A CCOMPLISHED TEACHERS for Ill
- branches. IN1KODCCTIoNs tREK at 737 broadway
/" 4 MEXICAN School Institute" 1855, in
~ dorscd by highest educational authorities, supplies
families schools reliable teachers Explanatory cir
caars. ior stamp. J. W SCHIitMIRliGRN "a Hond.sl.
A LADY TEACHER OF experience, a eradu-
~ ate open for position competent ~ aathemaics fn
ash Literature good Amgurnsis references nrH he'd
salary expected Address b. Teachers Agency
l,1O1 Chestnut 81. Philadelphia.
A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE "a grad
y NalC COLLEGE desires position "a FEp& o1D
COLLEGE PRIVATE TUTOR OF ancient Language aud
Mathematics testimonials offered. Address T., TEACHERS
AGENCY, l,7o7 ChcstnUtsL, Philadelphia -
4 YOUNG LADY, the daughter Of an Epis-
y coral clergyman, q experience IN teaching, would
Ike situation ~ GCVERNESS OF TEACHER i private
school: teach French music, drawing aad Ilum.nat
np ana the English branches Address II. w. r. o. Eos
1853.
ELOCUTI0N.-Summer Glass at Sea Cliff,
II L. T.. ANNA ltNt-DAIL-DIEIiL Teacher Send stamp
FOR circular 20 - JIiolsquac, NeN- e-h.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 50 UniOn-squ9re
H New Yors Teacher. supplied with Schocs ana schools
ana Families Win Teachers. 30 charge 10 those UucaraS
teachers through Oar agency. Address ANNA ANDAAi
DJEHL.
SCHOOLS supplied with Teachers: no charge
- Situations proctItd 0f taccTs. TI.ACHiH AGENtf
l.7G7 ChesinKtst. F!liadtilAll
PREACHERS BUREAU. G7 West 35th-st.--
Schools ard families VIII find competent am rti"Hl"
TEACHERS. GDNEtN.SsEs. OF IT, 4. ~ D. applying 10
Mrs MITCHELL Information en- o. good s'!Culs, dnf
masters 81 the language ana nusc once hons, Il uH T.
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tINN MONTHLY INSTANTANEOUS lwith-
Real Gsstate 60 Grchan9e.

IMPROVED and UNlMPROVED COUNTRY
4 and CITY PROPERTY Tor sale exchange. Money %
loan on bond mortgage. Principals only. WOOD
nOIES, s Pine-st
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MUNICIPAL BONDS.
NJ We arr oa ring sG,res choice INVESTMENT sECU'
RITES that bear ~ and Ten to) per cent THESE
bonds safe auG Tclqtlc ia c,gry Tariicu.ar -,
A. W. BEASItI g Co, u wall ST. n. y
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Gitn urcperIu 90 Ect.

- postOfce terminus OK most OF car Ines email store ha'
location for rrjAil trade ohco. Apply ~ SiEi..+
FEATHER DU YER WAREHOUSE up stairs
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IpAL BONDS.

u.
Trustees and Receiver % Co'uB bu-, Chicago and
Indiana Central Railwat Company.
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fouscs ano farm5 DJanico.

NVANTED-On Hudson River, not far FROM
w city, DWELLING with GROUNDS, IN exchange ior
house Madison ave -.. -,
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In5tructlor.
City.
A CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pri-
- yate distraction. TiiOS H. ASH. Il East l6ih-st.
City.

" 4 MIX. SJHUDL ms T." i q ItIIaDIt fu-
usaronal Agency Of 20 years successful experience
IN representing Teachers q Euo@n ability 70 families and
schools n every Grade Bulletin candidates for Autumn
session preparation. Explanatory circulars Tor stamp
J. W. SCEERdERHOaN, A. n, AetdaTy, IA BOND 81, NeN-
VOrE
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-07-01

The recent abortive attempt OF Colo
mel Steinberger to establish over the
Samoan Islands IN American protecto-
rate has attracted much attention to this
charming group, of which so little has
been known.
Mr.. ". T. Pritchard, for many years
British Consul ut Samoa, has written o
very interesting account OF his expert
ences. and from thence we take the fol-
lowing amusing description Of hunt
in the Island of Upolu:
There is not much variety for the
SPORTSMAN in Samoa, the only animal
which gives any real excitement in the
chase being the wild boar. Herds of
wild pigs are found all through the
bush: the natives frequently organize
hunting parties, more for the sake OF
the meat-thou0h drsadfully tough 1t
is Mt best-than Tor the sport.
Occasionally joining these parties,
have witnessed and shared IN some
rather hard fights with the thick, tough
skinned boars, which always stand ut
hav with the dogs, while the sows and
their litters make off. The first regular
hunt had was with the chief. Tui-o-le.
Manga, accompanied by twenty-five OF
his Young mon, anil ton dogs trained to
Mig hunting. Each man carried long
knife and a tomahawk, and few had
spears rs we'll; the chief had his musket,
and nv rifle. At four O'Clock in the
morning we started from Magia, little
village belonging to myself, and, after
n three-hours' walk through tangled
bushes. across marshes, and up the slip
nery sides Of the mountain, we reached
the summit Of Tafua Upolu, the loftiest
peak Of that part Of the island. Select
ing spot for our rendezvous. in case
of becoming separated, three of the
party wore detailed to build a hut, shoot
pigeons, gather wild breadfruit, dig
wild yams, climb for cocoanuts. and
have everything ready for our return in
the evening. The rest were divided into
two parties, one led by tho chief, the
"Tracks' were soon found where