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United States
4 Per Cent. Loan

UNDER Authority NJ q con'rao, wien tho
>LtHEriHI OF run TREA%uHy,
THE UNDIRSIGNE hrrhy give notice th,,
from this date. AMI unui july iH atar they will rc.
rcive hscrinhnn. 1.-THE it'rH CENT. FUNDED
LOAN OF THE UNurEp STATES. udcnnmt
nations stated hclow. Al pAW AM ACCRUED
INTEREST GOIDtOiN
THE Hon Ds rcd,cmablc amer thirty year,
rom July l. ISL amt interest date pAy
bic quarterly, and exempt from the payment ot
dur'. n the United states u, well a.. from tn,i
ton any form by under siaso, MUNICIPAL. local
authority.
THE INTEREST the REGIsTEWEu
STOCK will be maid hv check issued by he
TREASURER OF TUE UNITED STATES,
to the order o the holder ANA matted to his address, Tho
check Is nyablc PRESENTATIONS property endur d Al
The Offices the Treasurer and Assistant Ircase crsO
tic niied states
THE subscriptions will Nc FOR CcUroS
ron D> oi $50 AMI 500. and WTEtSrEwED
>rOCk in denominations Of $50. 500, $500.
81 900. $1,000. anl $4,000.
THE DONDs, both COUrOS ani REGIS
TERED Will be- ready Tor delivery July .. i-77
FORMS OF APPLICATION will he furnished
by the Treasurer At Washington the Assistant Treasurer
at Baltimore. Boston. Chicago Cincinnati. New Orleans
New York. Philadelphia. ST Louis and san Frnncisco
aud by the National Bank. and bankers generally The
applications must specify the amount aud denunnainni
required. ami tor registered stock the iu AMI
post office address OF the person whom the bonds shall
be- made payable.
TWO PER CENT. Of N. purchase money must
accompany the subscription The remainder may lie paid
at the pleasure the purchaser. either at time sub
scfipion or at any time prior 10 oct ~, 1871 with
interest added at tour percent to datc of payment
THE PAYMENTS may be made M gold coin 10
the Treasurer the United states at Washington. ~
sistani Trcasurcrs at Baltimore Boston. Chicago Gin.
cinnau New orleans. and ~ ou AMI 10 She Assistant
Treasurer At san franci-cu. with exchange Sew YORK,
to either of the UNDERMINED
TO PROMOTE TIE CONVENIENCE OF
sJH>tKEBIKs, EINDIRsIGNLD VIII
also receive. IA lieu oscon, United Stit. notes dratu
New York at their value the day recciptIa
the city vi New York.
AUGVsr BELMONT & 60. New York
DHENEt., MORGAN q 60. "
j. - ". sEIIGNNN ~ 60.
MOTION, BLISS a CO..
IIHST NATIONAL HNSN OF
1HECtTS OF NEW YORK. y. Y.
DRLNEL ~ 60, Philadelphia.
| June :, 1871.
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sabinos ganhs
pOyyERY SAVINGS nANK.
iss AND 100 BowERY.

Is5 AND i3D BOWERY,
NEW YORK juno II. 1877
A sBMfANNUAL D1v1DEND AT THE RATE OF SIX
FER GENT PER ANNCM
all Of 1--WE dollars and upward and not exceeding
thousand dollars and Of
FIVE PER CENT PER ANNuN
on all thon aud dollars ami notcN
cccd.ng three thousand dollars which shall have been
der ncd at least three month the p.h dry Of June,
inclusive viii he allowed to the dcpOeitors and will be
pay able after
MONDAY July 10. 1'77
IN accordance with the PROVISIONS Vi the bylaws
ny order o the Trustees
SAMUEL T BROWN. President
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rublltltons.
ALI About FLORIDA.-tlnrda Sow Yoracr
"A for july, - Fan it~, lutrt- Best number yet
NERVOUS TNukJsrIoN.-- medical c,sav
Nu.erm OF Anatomy. Sew Nors on tn csu~ ami curco
prom. iIfc 'sCHr showing lr4.futa 'F how ,t health
mos Doe rrsInni tIlrlut c'lr .H.i~ n the uni D.
nlrrt.t 90 mnrrit1" ili tl' 4untnt ui ucrsuu, ami
,ncr fri BE- - ccufe Ailfe., uIr author. DR. I. j.
kAliN. uft. amt Pro-. I"Nf. D JET ''i - SOW iNrs.
u'IE LAMP rO>T NrN pifer 2eeui. Gtnrse
t..fr., Tam. loo Buys wanted 81 Park ruN
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Gb, Cuff.
FLEETWOOD Park. saturday, june -, 1871
-lUt-, ltsrl +. - Class
john Ri.~ enters o. Hesgit
= VI CO.. tllu ufer~ % ri. Lad, kliecr
3 ihliH rrHrvr tut, r. No. : Columbia CHIEF
4 e Hnifrid.e enter. hr Damon.
: 4 tI.ttft cutters b. KIN. Fhiur
q N u Hin'rt cui,r.s z itarrs aihert
A1uis.iunsl GA1t> n BARNARD. rres't
\ cNG BRANCH KAtE>-M ,u4nuuth rark
june 80. i' :. !. go T. H. ~ mt II Races come
incncr pune iu4y ~ Ia Sow jersey southern and y "
irr~N Central RAJ ruAl. Viii run truu. direct &C. the
.Ii-~ the tIacN Tor particulars trains al er
t-.mDnf - t. BRUCE. SECRETARY. inus Branch. y j.
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>IpANYA.prno, YDA,n oArs.

li,r y a nt i,anI 3itl 81 ntnA Vi .lanlu- 40 ~
Ark f,rrN " # f1ni. wtur-h. luhr,-i,. kAu,l.rN
SfuEDrfr. tt~,IU HuI liDl.nu tlu~, cufltf uH NI IL
Nrw Ao'k ',nuu Huir 'Ai 'or the West 40 Mr,t font
ami Nwlur-i. r,flruu- same dtN. a. Taos fs ur
up.n- -o'i rn Hudson hi'rr hnIoad are received On
hoati l"r passage.
ALBANY BOtT. rEpP.Fs IINh
n 'luN u Nir tI tNi sli AaNr-, iI.rN Nf II JOHN
MluirHN l'I a. N"tW liN'r.r.rrN NOS 'l.N ate VI,
flf- iIi
WARY cow W., Cow W-' runL Ncw.
h.lut-n.f Nr'v.i'. i1.Nl'ut Nn.''nn. no1nn-. 1'rn
MH. aud Other usual l,u .i--. ,t,te lirr $50. y g.,
dAi sunday 'ft A. ass SOP NJ
I'Ot, hudson ana y.tD,ie -Scunri, have rl.r 3D..
u y iu"i oi fiInAnn -. da.N 90 a nll. rk T. VI q.
,Ntur suns ~ Hudson Nffh ,l.N trAI ui tlAti llu,
il.l. ld. Nnrt AlAm-. aisi t.fDtniD i.l. .tt.Hu-
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Tur MrTuAL Lire INSURANCE co.

n0ninc money go &c.! ut ON Bonl ami Mort.
-H., Ni apfn.'u lt,sarflfc u property 300 ilr ~au
o N.w k. uon hc ua-i, OF ~, Il latNe values oil
ga % iui tru.Nrtf
So lD-al rN4u-rs charged borrowers I'm this ciiv
nNi hu.tNn. t'tOui Those iat cut ly the Company
Tor % tudl d .tuf iarut-
4 pDll4Yn. nt lntu. lnlf e made on the forms pro.
Ndcd bs the Company, and addressed 90
b. :. WINSTON. President.
10 Broadway. sew YORK
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rNHtUSlhttHsss
CILMOHEs CONCERT GARDEN.
HrTN bAEFy Eifr Il rII HT NfEE YTH
SUNDAY HvENINGs, si'EciSL ENrENrAIS NESTS.
0occnts admission H"Ncs seating iour ~
GllaoRE's CONCERT GAHDEN-EXrgA
MoNnW y EyE$lSg y Xxx T,, 'grYa
lo- ~" icnch, ~ Nc suffer- r. by the s. ichn nc.
Nj EMMA ABBOTT sisnor biIuNOLL
sisror FESAUrE. srnor LUslNI.
IN RI Hh ~ tx gia D f'IEgcc,aaSann
Admission chis nsht onlv ................."...s
h"N'' """"- '"ur 50
DiLy's ETH ~. Tur,rrr, -.
- TONIGHT p"Nhf,1l S g A ME 'N gN1 a2ihr'S
,,,u,vrn MISS ELIZA S,Etto>, ,,,r ,,,ro,n
rv,>crLvn, % ln Irif fiirrlEr nFahsIiI..'a'
LyksSSSShEtIiiSEE The whole FgysG%Sgna9f'liSSr~
TO-DAY Ara >T% i ,GSI. I His aai SEN sCETGs
w. ..rS,rn Matinee Fourth Of July
Tho HERALD AVS. =" IL j. unIur ~tinnailv hit"
The Lame Fisherman whole comedy IN him"u
u iGoiT ! 6oNIl.IiN Soe Te..ccs and Managers
"''''' III s. G i'iG,LiE iIot i Il rows ''''
CROWDED nouSSt1 ,,sr MIA HLiilrGIlrfcLH cool
syIEE syyIIKE.
S" ttSNlIov sorArr CAST SCENERY, &C. H"
LAST SMIkE MATINEE IODM+
,J,nE GREATNEw YORK AQUARIUM.
ORES DAILY reoN s. u MT iorw
in" Wine Whec i spai. : a l'ou. J., s0ar,, 80 nov.
f,hcs hcil BENDER Dcisl al Noeal conret'' 10y the
l r.ngsr. NJ S,ds ia ,s als1" ,ier sn
ocncy Island Aquarium now OXEN Tor the sumner
(IALLACE'S.
" sA MN 6SSiNllyFSiNS5Er, g ll',ly 30.
La" representative, q. ne ,i isM'rl9i, Play
nFLJgYE yyocIy,rrE t1,i o,siaa Ne rs''i. AlsG.
"''.'' ''' MoSpAy tyESIS6, July J, ''''''''
a" America" play gl'wIlo'sS1pLrromn
oN oNiIso @ iaNFysr srccrss,
WITH InE conRElLf STATUE rROrfE.
rRoprcrSo " IS}riiRga e9 SEw leig or plssolv
'riIiNNds iFyrn llHdpjtfp Il >HfNiEGicNt ''-
'oe'"Da"'' ''M A1lSE GR' r !o5'bDNy''' evening ats
pAILoNEi rALLoNE,. PAi.LONEi:, q.
TO-DAY ArtPM.
GRAND MATCH.
ooru ST AND MADISON Av.
R-rIAY coNNrScEs Ar4PN
pow TRY THEATRE.
Nr JoiiS I srGtENs
in his ne" sensation 'Gn a. >, q, ,he
Also the great scnsnt 900 una OF the
SIX DEGREES OF CRIME.
Family Matinee TODAY Ht2
NIuiO's GAwpEN.-'trry evening ami safnr
~ Jay Iluut. ~ Aihnl romantic drama v 'RleH
AND ,kEstlN With ~. .fHai cast M should sec Tue
~lEGf tF iffI SALEM
In preparation pumn,, tii"tt ct ANpsNtN
f'oLuM OPERA iioa.c. cor w,.tisih A. and
y ~. W.h -cerfumrnurs TO .tY Howard
TuNlullr In stars .uhrAlurn young laf 90 o., eN
CHUNG Sac Sac pnnUrr.. 0r d.. nt iHriin Nfhie p"nt
FAM Co. ~r tIt spicy drama. Engaging uHr Ballet tri-.
Or Peep B,hind ulc socmcs" Beautiful fcmnic
Fathers a.
THE GREtT .I.CO-RONtN wrestling
1 Wutrh tgt"N'n Mater ami Bauer tHhr- iltcr tNtt
evening Coz $40 and gate mooney s.. al o. Empire ktA,
tifi a, and I'D st. Tickets tor sale at the principal
hotels
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CITIzENs' SAVINGS BANK OF THE
CITY OF SEW YORK.
~ BOwEEY. CORNER or CANAL ST.
1HiHrY. FOURTH INTEREST DfvlDEND.
Interest for the sin months ending june 80 PAYABLE
MuNDNY. July iG at the rate ol FIX PR Gent FER
ANNtM onal SUMS entitled thereto undcr tile bylaws
aud tuicsui the bank.
Interest not Withdrawn will be credited original
4, po.it ami entitled to interest from july !.
Deposit. made b,.oro Tuesday July 10. will draw
interest from JulN /.
B,uk open every day from ioto3 Mondays and sat
urlay =. iutV1
ga QUINTARD President
SrrvnrR A rrNcv Secretary.
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Nnyor fV has approved the ordnance p"r-
m rn- ue tfr+ O." io,. times GA ui' 81 "nd +ih di'
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Nous, furnishing.
Qtn.lstrn.

4" DDN'T FORGIT III" -pr Van Week. Den
- i-if. -'i o.l az. nAs administered 10 wears
" t4lnut hDOtt,ut
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UIX PER cr>r lNrrnrsr ALIoMEp

SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED
To- DLro.IroRs FROM FIRST OF EVERY NoNrn
On SUNS ot S2uyi AND tNDkl. ~ fiE
INTERNATIONAL SAVINGS BANH.
CORNER Of NON rGuNEHY AND WASHINGTON srs
Illt-ff t1IN.
THIRD CORNER VIZ ffl mn 81 kkN CROSS DIS
bkNs,lr oh tuliLA'pl - fEkAIL>
SINpE>NY SAVINGS HANK, RroAdwsy. and
- Acton place II Established ~ i-1 Rfuk of"u daily
from ln A VI tu~f NJ. Tive cents To s'nu received
\EILLIAM>u,R SAVINGS RANK.
Lat. NflI...l-. .f-', l.
Notlrl.
ncro.for- arc hereby noa0.d hat souiannnai in.
'ft-i r ii' rao n -N lf tff itf Annum "n "i. sums
l...,t .ar 1908 upward. la. .iHu ,.t'. itrud'l.-
i..i fiItN l.l.A- 900 90. l-' i.t y .'f w Dc
lli 90 cp ,if.r- p AMI Ni. ST.. BAY. o. ~
fr-f fuf UI D. 'nl 49, IH iH-rti leo 20, Cl.t o' de-
lo-nf- primo. of. Hni trHw fi.r,-t trn4 lul
prf N-it. lIHI. Nulf i.Nir Che lu.h daN OBJ July viii
dllW iIf r..l ift..II.t
lNN % .NItl If-.NNts 4 'lN SuIIHva Hut fl't-
dAIsrN ..lf i.I lN .'''H. b a t.I'. D. b. .
Hfi I.unu NUudA. HIi >au.dt' nli. rnl- Iffn 40 :
utu,& OkOk,L 49, Al.p
President
NATlANiI ~ l,'e,s We, ..ien,.
" NI| b .fltri $500 tHIf.
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THE TRt srEES or THIS BANK
Have ORDER, u Int rr-i De- rnf 200 hlu~nrs entitled
tfrfclu ter ie -iN mouths ending tins date. A. follows
isf on ~uu- 9-'p aui under, 80 per cent per an
mum
20 ON ding 'p,1 Six per cent rcr annum
uu 'tf' Hil Five cent fer amman ol tnr excess.
cav abe Dn uNi ~ fpr MONDAY. Jnl, IT, i-75
lIr iNs-t Wi hr placed 90 Tire rrfi of prpositsr.
vi, ut and wt Ne emitted tu interest Tor the uvNt
months Nnt withdrawn.
DAVID iirWfrH. Henry L. HOGlfr
Comptroller Precedent
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-A.-mrwnAiirovo,ucN TRANSIT

-. lf I'VE A~'Nrh. Ia in. N"fbeAnlt. ana hl-h
luiss Fare reduced lN lnkcis Tor 81
Take Morris SirAuhnti tO4lruA boats at fulton
Market slip Tho removed tfrffu- sfeamr r. Nurri.aA.
Harlem. and shady SIDE leave Fulton Marect ZIP
hourly Hfi irl hourly every drv Everybody j. riding
900 tese Ac palace boats They land ~ Grand Il each
Excursion n,k,t 90 IIish bridge and return Is cents
TA4. IS tlH hvAi st sail ont ni Sew NurS
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SIOO nrwA"p r.. X
tIc -N l-0f fHlitI-
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tNIi NE-f uINIu Interest at fr rlfe OF five rcr
cont lr4 rflu inf tine .N month. 'nliAl ii, D. ~'7.
VIII ir $50 fuNcN,~or, entitled thereto on and an, T
Monday Iuly ~
JAMES cHANBERLAIN President
.
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SO 500. 5000. $500. $1,000.
ALIEN fnulliNGHAN 60.
HtukHI-. ~ Val ST.. Sow York,
max ~ Desirable -ti ut. ttN h-. wh Do frequently
Iut tIul fNr o.. tN nff ullr- ihr ull ini iu' ,irl
si,rk. BOUGHT ari flfriDi q, ui- a- c ,ir u rn. tnf
infrr cont ENplauttui> circular, and weekly re.
J g. s'nt Tree
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=. leaves foot ~ IN L. n II. ataA ".
amd = Hni rirl 7, y r. uiniirryi. Mt
81. 10 A. VI and 80 y VI.
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= iiu3tlons dllYpfrN.

IiR>T-Ii As CORSET riii., NIiI.onll a, inDnf,
y ...N tct...lD. Address q. NfllOk, sew nA
5000. Conn
'I'O nOsS HANERS. -aaui,l situation ii. good
i l.lf. 900 ,,t. .in luui olI Ntrti NUI rhkr.
AlNit., 4 Is g.. station I. = \
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SUNDAY boats every - minutes from 10 \ VI until "a
4. NJ. nom lauilu-N Pure -uniHf~ u cents
q. u. LONnsrRkLI. snnt
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w ..Nn MATINEE 'err today.
SATURDAY hNENtNG. IL 30.
Last rcprcss nttton of the Powerful Play,
GRABBED AGE.
HELENE VOLUNTEER their original Miss Lotto Allen.
RENE LATkpRE. , characters ANr !. u. AtNAtcr.
MONDAY tVENiNG JULY =,
an American play. entitled -
, 1877-02-17

One of the strangest and most eccen
trio men we ever met. died recently near
Verdi, Nevada. His name was John s.
Lovejoy and we first knew him in Amers
lean Valley, Plumas County, Cal in
1858. On the outbreak of the silver
excitement be went over there and wore
buckskin clothes. whence he acquired
the nickname of "Old Piute." He at
glnia City. by that name and used to
give us raklng over the GOALS. every
few days. With all the bitterness that
kind heart and warm feelings. He was
SO years old.
, 1877-02-17
WIT AND HUMOR.

Ole Bulls infant is called baby bull.
Why not Call 1t bully baby ?-Heruld
Why not call 1t Ole Calf.
A man reading dispatch from New
York wishes to know how. on account
Of fog. ferry navigation could be by
whistle. Why. you see. the people
We're blown over in horn.
Ole Bulls mother-in-lsw has brown
hair and light eyes; aud she puts he,
foot down IN No snoe. After that,
t,mid young men whose avoirdupols is
less than 14O. will try to marry orphans.
What makes Pc Dsylvania minister
feel nics Is for HIM to 60 INTO pantry
tue next day after donation party and
find that he has snapped two barrels OF
plum cake for one barrel of Deans.
1t Is stated that Sir Arthur Guinness,
an Epgiish,nan who has made So. OOO.
100 out of beer, is to be made Peer,
and the title he has selected is Baron
Cong. Baron Bung would be better.
When DR.. Mary Walker was in Salt
Lake Brigham Young wanted to make
her the morning star Of his harem He
SAID he wanted one wife whose old
clothes could be cut down and made
over for his boys
A minister was telling young girl
who was about To become bride. that
she mus. remember hat the man and
wife are one. ''Lord!' said she. III
YOU were under my father and mother 5
window when they are Quarreling you d
thlnk there were at least dozen"
A North Hill man, who only measure
80 five feet three inches when he
sire Ches SO that his joints Crack. has
IA son who weighs five feet seven when
he IS feeling sionchy. ALd 1t would
make any woman's heart ache with
sympathy to see that boys mother 81,
by the hour, with the scissors ln one
hand and a pair of her husband S
trousers in the other, trying to make
them over fer her son.
The San Jose (CaN Argus aggravat-
iugIy remarks: :-"How would the snow
bound inhabitants of the States like u
dish OF green peas or basket of lusci-
Gus strawberries, picked fresh from the
vines of Santa Clara county," Yes;
and how would the San Jose man like a
dozen Blue Point oysters on the half
shell. and sparkling rosy Baltimore
apple, and hot mince pie, and a hot
Scotch. and a merry cachinnation OF
sil> er bells. and pink-nosed girl. just
cold enough to want an arm around heI
waist.
, 1877-02-17

They are overhauling the rotten in
surance companies in New York. at a
terrible rate. Some of the rascally con.
Germs did not even own the desks and
carpets with which their gorgeous Of
tees were furnished, but borrowed
them, borrowed money to pay clerks
salaries and bogus dividends. The day
Of reckoning for such wretched frauds
lis at hand, and the country will be the
better of it.
, 1877-02-17
Concerning WhaierS.

The Sonnd papers have. from time to
time, contained accounts OF the future
operations in these waters of Messrs
Goss & Sawyer, shipbnilders. doing
business at Bath. Maine. We notice i'll
recent New York paper, that thev
have Just taken contract to buld a
wbaleship for Capt. William Lewis.
She is to be of white Ct ak, copper fas-
tened and about 420 tons bur.hen Her
dimensions are to be lis Feet keel, ~
feet beam and l6 feet depth of hold.
The contract specifies that she is 10 be
finished by the first day of May. The
parry tor whom, she Is to be built resides
al New Bedford, Massachusetts,.
Just see what the owners of this ship
could have saved by coming here and
building in these waters According TO
Capt. A. NJ. Simpsons computation.
the Western shore was butt At least ten
Thousand dollars cheaper at Coos Bay
thau she could have been built at Bath :,
after reducing her cost price Gall III
goid) to cuiIency figures. lho sails.
iron work and caulklng cost more. but
the difference in the cost If timber more
than struck balance III favor Of Ore
gun. OF course, the difference would
have not been SO great In a small yes
sci, but 1t probably would have been d
Saving of ut least 50 900. Besides, In
jam of ice, such as whaling vessels OF
ten enc, unIer in the Arctic ocean, an
Oak ship Is no stronger than one built
of fir. Indeed tie tests made at Mare
Island, between Eastern oax and Puget
Sound fir, warrant the belief that our
home timber is the strongest. as well Us
the i-Etest of the two.
Lastly. the best whaling grounds are
in The North Pacific Ocean, ana Puget
SQUAD Is nearer to them by ut least l3O
days sail, Than the port Of Bath, where
this ship is to be built We have bat
little 1altn III tne mucn>taIked VI heSlra
to Puget Sound OF Messrs. Goss Il Saw
Yer. Up to this time We were strong
believer in their coming; but this con
tract shakes our confidence in their en-
terprlses. Whaling barks and ships
could be built here at leas; six per cent.
cheaper than at any Atlantic port, while
they would save the expense Of nearly
five months voyage (asiue from the
dangers OF Cape Horny by building aud
outtitting at some port on Puget Sound.
Some OF these days, some sharp Yankee
will see the point and build his blubber-
hunters here. but the good time seems
a long while in coming.
, 1877-02-17

The decline in the price and value of
real estate in New York. is attrl' utable
manly to tue extortionate rents deman
de1. The port of Baltimore Is nearly
as close to. Liverpool as is New York
and the Baltimore and Ohio. railroad
brings to that city a large portion OF
the Western grain. As natural conse-
qnence, therefore, Baltimore Is growing
rapidly ard affords good opportunities
for investment. She will continue to
reap this prosperity until her property
holders become as greedy and avari-
cious as those of New York. Then the
needs of commerce will find some other
outlet.
, 1877-02-17

Some noodle telegraphed a mess Of
rot about Grant taking charge of the
Darien canal az soon as he goes out of
Office. Grant is not that kind of man
he never goes into any wiId-goose chase.
He is very prudent and cautious. so
much SO that be discouraged Ssrtoris'
visits to his daughter Nellie, till he
heard of his elder brothers death. He
then gave his assent to Miss Nellie S
marriaCe
, 1877-02-17
THOROUGHBRED STOCK

vENHOSE nESIROUS OF BREEDING STOCK
Z can purchase at low figure the following
thoroughbred st OK. +. 'aled my properly ~
ard registered i'll Bruces American Stud 6A
Book. Volume l, to wit
NoRlEGA, bay mare years old. own sister to
the wtllknown r,cehorse, Tom Merry. She is
by Norfolk, out OF Ariadne by Belmont. Ahe is
in foal to the Kentucky-bred horse LEINsTER.
he by Imp. Aus ralian. out Of Lulit ME by the
great Lexington, the sire of Norfolt.
BoGATYRE. bay mare years old l5A hands
high, go, by Lodi, ut OF Ariadae by Belmont.
she is now in foal to Norfolk, the sire OF Tom
Merry. and is better adapt for a broodmare
than any mare of her ag- on the Coast. For
further particulars, apply to THos. b. MERRY,
S.attle, w. T., or to me at my farm IL miles
above Colusa, CAL, OH the sacramento river
octI4ly JOHN BOGGS.
, 1877-02-17

Tell YOU what viii be fair. Remit
the one per cent. tax on the capital Of
al the banks, which are non-producers
and remit also the tax on the product
of gold and silver mines, which are pro-
ducers, in the strictest sense OF the term.
Which is the best? Hard to say. but
don't do one without doing the other.
If the Government can live without one.
it certainly can afford to remit both.
, 1877-02-17

They are having prayer for
reformed brokers in New York, and
why not IN San Francisco. By all
means, let shop Of this sort be started
on California street. to open with re
Deum for Jim Flood and Lucky Bald.
win. After that, let prayers be offered
for the conversion of such wealthy sin
pers as john Shaugbraun, Sandy Aus
tin and Bob Morrow Give us prayer
for Ned Eyre, too-nothing like putting
the whole outfit through.
, 1877-02-17
Notice..

A LII PERSONS are eau ioned against nego-
n uating certain promissory not. for three
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars 49,
i50) each, dated Victoria. b. c.. December 14th,
1876 given to L. l., Iea'hers by Charles Nor
ton, William Sterling and Robert Lip.ett.
g. MORTON.
VIM. STERLING.
P. P. Il. LlPoErT.
JOSHUA DAVIES.
Also certain promissory note of same date.
given to J.. l.. Lea;hers for the sum Of tw',
Thousand five hundred dollars $500, give
by w. P Sayward. W. P. SAYWAkO.
j. P. DAVIES ja17.diw.w2m
, 1877-02-17
Travelling Agent.

MyR J. N. o. McCOwN is our authorized
IVA 3gent to receive and re"elpt Ter suo
scriptions a. the DAILY and WEI KLY DisPAr~.4 -
? 1ron and after this date.
THOo. B. MERRY.
Jaa. 9th, 1877
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LITERARY NOTES.

A work on popular Astronomy" by Prof
smon Newcomb. is announced hv Harper & Brothers.
Mrs. Annie Edwards will shortly publish
story with che tea and toast title Of a Blue Stocking
"Little Classic" editions of " Paradise Lost,
.Tbe Vicar Of Wakefield" and "Talcs from Shakes
pcarc are i'm preparation by James Il. OsSood * Co.
Still another man is the inventor of the tele-
phonc aud he is TO write book about IT, This is Prof
AE Bolbcare Of Tufts College. whose work ON " The
Telephone ana It's Uses will soon he published nS Lee
SheparL
The next "Vest Pocket" books viii be sew
eral volumes Of Favortc Poems respectively from the
leading poets on the Osgooi list aud two volumes OF
White HAS," and the other the Legends ol Tue 'IV'
incc House"
The new edition of DR.. BushnclTs work on
"The Vicauous -acrfcc." 10 De published immediately
ny scrihnrr Armstrong g CO.. viii he i'm two volumes 70
iDclnde me work called Forgiveness and Law, lh
which 20 years after, lac modified many OF inc poS'o'
Of the III book.
A curious contribution to the history OF the
war Is promised I'm Narrative Of the Great Revival in
Tho Southern Armies" written by VIM. W. Bennett a
Confederate hplau and Supcrn sdcut 81 tHr SlidcrS
Tact Asso, ltio and 90 be published by ClaNon, Rem
& Haleuu-cr
Lieut.-Col. Dennis's "lliStOry' of Cavalry
will he issued Iy Macmillan 4 Co next week The
writer IA the commander of the bodyard of the Gov
uOlGcneral of the Dominion, 1ud ~ dtoh 10 " com
Jrchcusivc survey 81 cavalry history lie oueIS chdp''
Of hints Tor It's use IN Che future
The Rev. Joseph Cooks "TheOry OF the
Atoncment" iu the volume of sermons on The Gospel
Invitation 10" calls out criticism rom he Rev Washing
school "a Tyne OF Cod, Moral Government E II Will
SHORTLY bc issued 10y 10. kwOOd, Brooks a 20.