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TAXrDERIIST.
TARR,S AVENUE BAZAAR.

Closing out Trimmed Hats, Lace Caps and
Bonnets at cost, to close the business. Ecru
Ties cheap. Side PleatIng made to order 825
Central avenue, opposite Ninth st. ap12-26t
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FOUND.

T. OUND- CIGARS Two good cigars for a
IL nickel at No. $50 Main street. mya-6ts
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WI TTANTED-SITUAr German
J. w Protestant girl for general housework;
best references given; city or suburbs. Call at
2k6 Court street. my2-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vNTANTED-SITUA good laun
4 wv dress. Apply at No. s8 Pierson street.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE,

EN0R SALE-LAN so acres pralrio land
IL good. spring on same; in thick " settled
nelglborhood. In Adair county, Iowa, .near
county seat. Or will trade. Address HW,n
this Office. jy14-tf
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FOR RENT.

fENOR REST-HOUSE-Br OF rooms and
L basement, at No. ~ Chestnut street.
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W STU UATTON-By respectable
Nv man as Engineer, or is willing to work
AZ anything for q living. Call at OF address
i. u. No. lUa Avery street. my2-3t*
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VNY STU ATIDN-By a boy aged
/ w sixteen, in some private family, to take
.sare Of horse and COW; salary small. Address
ARThUn DEWIli, .iariVp, A.iu. l.,.-..
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THOR sALE-COUNTRY REslDENCE-Of
T rooms. nicely fnlshed; large lot. shade,
fruit and shrubbery,. stable, vel q I'd cistern;
Jacksonville, M. u G. r. r. Apply at No. 3,A
Broadway. mys-3t
, 1876-07-19
acknowledgements

Y Medhold at allerh0ieste Resolution al
a late April 1867, hvorved Gouverne-
mentet bemyndiges til, naar og torsaavidt
Observation-Disclosures MATTE udfordre saa-
dant, midlertidig at s@tte 5 4 af Anordnin-
gen 93qe JUL 1859, on Udpr@gning Of
Delings-og Skillemont, heelt eller deelvis
I'D of KAT, har Gouvernementet bestemS
at fra TORSDAGEN den 9Ode d. Nd
settes bemeldte 5 4 at Anordningen 23de
JUL 1859 midIertidigen heelt I'D at Kraft
paa de dansk-vestindiske Der, saaledes at
fra bemeldte Dato nord-amerikansk Skille-
mont modtages like i de herverendo
ofentlige KAISER.
HvilRot bekjendtgi6res til Eftorretning
for allie Vedkommende.
Gouyernementot for dc dansk-yestin-
dislike Der, :. t..
St. Croix den 12te JUL 1876.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1876-07-19
NOTICE.

I'm virtue of the Royal Resolution Of 10th
4 April, 1867, authorizing the Govern
ment, whenever and in so far as circum-
stances render it necessary, to place 81
OF the Ordinance OF card July 1859, con-
corning the coinage of small coin, out Of
force entirely or in part, the Government
has resolved that from and after THURS
DAY the goth instant the aforenamed
fourth Paragraph of the Ordinance Of 23rd
July 1889 is put temporarily out OF force
thus that after that day and until further
notice silver-coins of the United States
of America will no longer be received in
the public Treasures here.
Which is hereby published for the
information of ell concerned.
Government for the Danish West India
islands, p. t.
st. Croix the 18th July 1876.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1876-07-19
AUCTION.

r0Y request of Frederiksteds Deal
I'D ing Court, | will sell at Public
Auction on Wednesday Goth inst.
at the residence No.4 StrandStreet,
Effects belonging to the dealing OF
Augustus Hill g. VIM. Plasket Sc
others, consisting of all description
of Household Furniture, Glass,
China, Silver & plated Wares,
Lamps, Pictures, Books &c. &C.; also
Several Ponies, Horses, Ph@tons,
Harness &c &c. Sale & refresh
ments commence precisely at ii
o'clock.
Auction Room Frederiksted 18th
July 1876.
Auctioneer.
, 1876-07-19
NSETTELSER
OG
Emile

VANLEDNING Of Landphysious JUS
a titsraad AAGAARDs bod er Overlege
B. KNUDsEN R. D. og D. NJ. af GOuverne-
mentet for de dansk-vsstindiske Ger au-
thoriseret til indtil videre som Landphysicus
at bes0rge Landphyaiciforretningsr og den
ofentlige Vaccination m. H., og practise.
rende L@ge L. NEUMANN authoriseret til
indtil videre at besorge Diet LAndphysious
paahvilende Leegetilsyn med Commune
hospitalet / Christiansted.
, 1876-07-19

L0verdagen den lode August
f6rstkommende Lodderne No. |, 2,
8, a, S, 6, 10, IL, 10 og ID i 0ster
Gade.
AUctionerne afholdes paa Auc-
t%ionscOntoiret og begynde III. 2
slet Eftermiddag.
Situationskortet, Maalebreyene og
Conditionerne for SaIget ere til Eff
tersyn paa AuctionscOntOiret
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
I3de JUL 1876.
EGGE,
CO0Gf.
, 1876-07-19
Lots Of Land

belonging to the Colonial Treasury,
situated to the east Of the town of
Frederiksted, on the land formerly
belonging TO the plantation La
Grange, partly in Ny Gade and
partly in 0ster Gade, as follows
On Saturday the 18th of August
next the Lots of land Nos. 80, "a, IS,
36, 81, 80 and 80 in Ny Gade and
Nos. 7, 8 and 8 in Oster Gade.
On Saturday the 10Th of August
next the Lots ofland Nos. |, ?, 3, A, S,
6, 10, ii, IL and I3 in Ostor Gade.
The auctions will be held ut the
Auction Office and will commence
at 2 o'clock p. m.
A map of the Lots, the Measure
briefs and the conditions for the sale,
may be seen at the Auction Office.
Auction Office Frederiksted July
18th 1876,
EGGE.
COnst.
, 1876-07-19
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

ST. CROLX AGENCY.
mY a Resolution adopted 18th May
I'D 1876 it was agreed hat Insur-
ances effected for aperiodn not exceed
ing 10 days might be accepted at a
rate Of / ofthe annual premium, pro-
vided that not less than l 20 pr. Cent.
be charged as a minimum for such
assurances.
o. KRATISE.
Agent.
, 1876-07-19

Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
l3de JUL 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-07-19
Lodder Land

beliggende 0st for Byen Frederik-
sted, paa Diet forhen Plantagen
La Grange tiIh6rende Land, deels i
NY Gade odeels i 0ster Gade, som
flger
L0verdagen den 12te August forst-
kommende Lodderne No. 80, 81, IS,
SO, 81, SO og 80 i Ny Gade og No.
7, 8 og 9 0ater Gade.
, 1876-07-19
AUKTION.

RFTER Begj@ring al President
= skabet for St, Croix vile blive
opraabte til Bortsalg we'd %offentlig
Auction 90 Colonialkassen tilh0-
, 1876-07-19
GROVE PLACE

med alt TiIbeh6r beliggende denne
hes Prindsens Quarter.
A~uctionerne afholdes Klokken IL
slet midday paa Auctionscontoiret
som f0lger:
Iste Auction Torsdagen den Tide
August 1876.
2den Auction Torsdagen den Site
August 1876.
3die Auction Torsdagen den l4de
September 1876.
Conditionerne for Salget og andre
Oplysninger kunne erholdes paa
Skifteretscontoiret.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til E%fterretning for Panthavsrne.
, 1876-07-19

M the request of the Presidency
III for st. Croix will be put up for
sale at public auction 90 :
, 1876-07-19
AUkTlON

re- FTER Bejg@ring af De Herrer
. Nj. & Sc. Melchior som Udl@gss
havere i Forening med Frederiksteds
Skifteret som tehandlende afgangne
Planter William Plaskets 30 vile
blive opraabte til Salg we'd ire
Auctioner Overeensstemmelse med
Placat 22de April 1917,
The daily gazette., 1876-10-24
Bowers HoOf Linimen'

After 20 years of practical experience , sn
horses, in staging, aiming, &c, na;, uU h
cd that more horses have been ci,p Ssssss1
nattentlon to the feet than all otnet a 7 bsy)
combined. After man yexperlmssmMH ia m
found he true remedy to PREvENas . liz
ease the hoof, or restore y after nssISs{ VA
10 what nature Intended 1t shoui q. SooilI
grsaf support Of ths noble enimal. :, + cOompar
infamed and diseased, the animal =, nj sure'
lively worthless. This Linimentc VII
prsvsnt this worst OF all diseases. anr ii hi
Eorns, Quarter, Cracks, ContlHac cso Isprund
back Sinew generally calico h nan cripplea
&c, and restore those that have peoA
by tho want Of such remedy. :, =, rroperlj
0Try 1t, and 1t will never fA'i
Bathe the horses foot once weett, ~, az AZ
or II necessary, at tho heel anu
around the hoof close to the hair.
Norristown, "a :,
ME-. N. C. BCYER-Dsdr ST: h i.,snt in 0
that have used your Linim more thsl
BILE for three months past ~ ~ hest pre-
hundred horses, and hnd r sss II 81
oaration / have ever used on noIs Sard me tr'
better than you recommend II n
oases at once, by express, gGHuTON
No lsa West slst street Nc"
The daily gazette., 1876-10-24

Nxn A DAY at home; ree. TRUEl
x1Z outfit and terms aprsn.
Augusta, Maine.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-24
U1HE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANA'
l. oos MARKET STREET,

\ 500 MARKET STREET
,orporated February 81, . lU,, 3. A. n
nth 4. p. Nj, and on TUESDAY AnN
venines from to O'Clock, urnpNp.
SEM-ANNUAL DiVlD m d.
, .,x mar cent. mas been reguia,I,HS XXI PB Hank, an
osita since the organisation OF t as1s thai thi
~ osit r. s sTpectstion Of tho Manager sged
rste ~ dividends will be contltsdravn, tho
rave WS 0s dividends are not as nseMrnansn
-sWs nsn as deposits. T Thus twice .
denosits COMPOUND thor in'ei''
MANAGERS; nah
william s: Hnls. s assTss = y; ossps I;
Chas W. Rowland, N; l. u InpsYiingtsr
Nathan'i R. Benson. E ray ~ Jackson.
Henry +. Dure, y VIM. II. Swift
q M. Stotsenburg, ,WMnins
D. A'' Anthony Higgins .,
YIN a HILLEs, Presids''
ro w. BUSH, vice PresidennIR rreasu
eb2l-ly 1- :. ID
m.o a DAY at homo; AgeTraUEI O.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-24

philadelphia and New York Exchange FUR
..tshed TO regular Depositors without charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20
Much the Better of the Two.

81 am opposed to Mr. TILDEN," said
crisis in his country fate he proved UNI
faithful, and when IL lay bleeding ut every
pore from wounds by rebel hordes he
passed by on the other side Yet SAM
TILDEN was better Union man than jim
BLAINE Ii is only since the fighting
stopped that the latter has been greatly
exercised about his bleeding country.
When that country "lay bleeding at
every pore from wounds by rebel hordes, -
BLAINE happened to be drafted OF course
lac rushed AT once to hurl back the rebel
hordes and stanch every pore of his bleed
ing country Oh, no; he hired an able-bod-
led substitute, land provided him with a soft
cushioned chair in the Provost Marshall
office at Augusta. The ablc-bodied subst-
tute was shortly removed To the county
Jail for stealing; but BLAINE was too busy
making fortune out of SPENCER rifle con-
tracts TO hunt up another
This is the extent Of BLAINE war record,
and, rs we have said, SAM TILDEN 5 is vastly
honester, more patriotic, and more credit
able, The true reason why BLAINE op-
poses TILDEN was not mentioned ut Bos-
ton. II is the same reason which every
rogue has for fearing and hating the ul-
COMPROMISING enemy of Tascaliiy and ras-
Gals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20
Two Rcnrcscntntiyc Men.

Mr.. T.. ID. MoEGAN is the Republican can
didate for Governor, ana Mr.. LuCtUs
RoBINsoN is tho Democratic candidate.
They are representative men, and they are
most appropriately pttod against each
other.
Mr.. MORGAN was brought forward by
Mr. TnURLow WEED, whose influence had
very much TO do in securing his nomina-
ton. Mr.. MORGAN represents what may
properly he called Weedism. BY this we
mean the corruption of the Legislature
through the lobby and the bribing of
members by shares in jobs TO be put
through by means of their votes, or by
money; and thus he represents the general
decentralization of both the legislative and
executive branches of the State Govern
ment. This Is u system closely akin to
Grantisin, of which Mr.. MORGAN Is likewise
n representative. weedi~m reached its
perfection in this State some twenty years
ago, when Mr. WEED ran the Legislature
and passed the bills, while Mr.. MORGAN
was the Governor who signed them.
Mr.. RoBINsoN was "A determined and I'M
compromising opponent of this system in
those days. just M he is nn uncompromis-
ing opponent of Grantism now. lie was
an antagonist of WEED and MORGAN then,
ana he is SO still.
Those who like Weedism, and would be
willing to have 1t restored to new predom-
nance in the government Of this state,
will of course vote for Mr.. MORGAN; but
those who are opposed to corruption, and
who wish tor an honest, economical,
straightforward state Government. will of
course vote for Mr.. RoBINsoN. The two
systems are autagonistic and the two men
representing them are antagouistic also.
Weedism overthrow Mr.. SEWARD in
Chicago in $780, and, unless we are very
much mistaken, weedism will overthrow
MIR, MORGAN in the election Of November
next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20

Many thousand Dollars saved 10 the Tux
pnyers of New orl by Gov. riIdrn.

Many thousand Dollars saved TO the Tux
pnyers of New York by Gov. Tildcn.
ALBANY, sept Estate Engineer Van
time next month. In the meantime the figures
showing ordinary expenses ON the c4uas are
coming IN, and the exhibit OF one DIVISION the
Eastern, which alone Is completed. makes a
very interesting commentary upon the cutlery
wnlCI extends from Albany to syracuse, aud
COMPRISES ono-thrd Of the canal. the EXPENSES
during the wear ending Septcmber ~ have been
reduced, SIMPLY bN economical management,
At least Sl4OpJ. aud PROBABLY thousand OF two
more from the EXPENSES Of lust wear. The eN-
peusos for June aud july have been less hy
$3.b0l aud for August ana september lees by
$j4O than the expenses OF coIrespon dug
months last year.
ana upon the made division the SAVING bids
f"r TO tie even much greater and upon the
western DIVISION, Whtrc the great outlay OF the
canal usually takes place, there Will ue some
what klighter saving.
Another item OF saving Is In the settlement Of
extraordinary repair contracts under the rec ut
law OF the Legislature. In the settlement OF
eisht contracts duTng the meetings last week
{lh,l2Otg were saved hY reductions upon the
original estimates. recommended bY the state
Engineer ana agreed 20 by the Canal Board.
There yet remain twenty other contracts to
Increase the savings. Among these are the
| famous II, ldvr and Dcni-on contracts, which
| A,e subject II litigation.
The state Engineer SAYS that there Will be no
deficiency whateV IN the canal appropri n 'ns.
| The interest IA already prDNlded Tor ana the
haviurs ~ the settlement Of contracts VIII make
| good the apparent failing N IN the receipt 4
tolls. Ia tbs meantime, the canals are In hetter
| order Than they have ever cen, and arc as we'll
managed. These facts show not only the gen
ulneuess OF the canal reforms instituted Dy Gov.
| lilden, out taey also Indicate how prevalent
| has become the spint OF economy and rctr 'uCh-
| ment which he has attempted To infuse into all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20
Our Sugar supply.

Tho total amount of raw sugars manu-
featured IN ls75 was about $4,000 tons,
md Of this quantity sugar cane supplied
100 900 tons, and beet root l,050.OO0.
The total sugar crop manufactured from
rane for this year shows a decrease of
nbout 1877 per cent, yielding l,526OO0
tons against 100000 tons last year. The
estimates OF this years beet root
crop are necessarily not yet com
plcted, but the general opinion OF people
who should be competent TO Judge is that
II Will exceed last years by about 100000
tons, making say 1000 tons against last
years crop of l,0jO,OO0 tons. But this in
crease in the European bect-root crop but
slightly affects our supplies or our com
mercial Interests, very little bcet-root SUI
gar having ever been imported into this
country.
Not so with the produce Of the sugar
rano fields, from which our rehncrs draw
their raw material aud our population
their supplies OF AN article that has become
Dne OF the necessities OF civilized life.
Our principal source OF raw sugar has for
many years past been the neighboring
Island OF Cuba. We have for a long while
taken from her about 80 per cent. of her
taocharino product, she contributing about
20 per cent, OF our total consumption. The
continuance of the production OF sugar in
Cuba is therefore of the most vital mpOr-
tance to u.s. for not only do the present
high prices OF raw sugars here appear not
10 attract hither any increased imports
from other sugar cane producing countries,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20

limb from the explosion, either to the
operatives or the onlookers, though there
VIII be more or less jar about Astoria hut
probably not enough to disturb the china
closets.
Gen. NEWTON deserves great credit for
the skiiiul and successful performance of
the unequalled task committed to him. II
has been work requiring the greatest
possible care TO avoid breaking the roof of
the excavation 10y the blastinss and thus
drowning ont ali the workneu, filling
the whole excavation with water. and de
foating the undertaking. We hope for his
sake. and That of the commercial COM
munity, that the same success which has
attended the gigantic work from lie start
Will attend It's completion on next Thurs
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20

Here are few lines from the advertis-
ing columns OF JAY GoUID's newspaper, which
awaken thrill Of interest not often excited by
the ordinary announcement Of the seeker after
board and lodgings:
A GrNrIHsAN Of character and standing amiabe,
cultured and IN the prime OF lfe deslrcs pleasant
room. pain board ana cheerful home private Chrs.
tan family preferred. Address with lowest terms ana
partcu ars, EDITOR, IIibHHe office"
or course he desires change Of quarters.
For gentleman Of character and stand ing.
amiable and decidedly "cultured," TO spend the
prime Of his life In the top OF dismal tower,
over gin shop, cooped up with such a disa-
agreeable bear IA JAY GOULD. is anything but
pleasant. We are glad that he has come TO his
senses, such rs they are, and wants TO get down
and out of II. In a pleasant room, on a level
with the rest Of the world, with plain board
away from the fumes OF sin. and surrounded by
the refining influences Of Christian family, the
young editor M Ay rehabiltate himself. We sin
cerely hope that he will ind n Christian family
to suit, and we gladly give his advertisement
the advantage OF wide publicity by reprinting 1t,
free Of charge, in THR sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20
The Great EKnlosinn.

In IA few days the great blast Of the
tunnellng under the rocks at llallotts
Point, or Hell Gate, will take place. The
rock borrowings Of tins work cover about
two and thlee-quartcr acres, and seven
years have been spent in making them
II is by all odds the largest work of this
sort ever attempted, the only thing 10 he
compared TO il being the blowing up of
Blossom Rock III san Francisco harbor in
1870. This however, was II small AFFAIR
compared with our Hell Gate tunnel. Al
Blossom Rock the explosive consisted of
$1,000 pounds of gunpowdor At He'll
Gate some 1900 cartridges of nitro-glycer-
inc and its various preparations me TO be
discharged. The rcndng force of nitro
glyccrinc is estimated 10 be thirteen times
that Of powder. Therefore, as some sixty
OF seventy thousand pounds of this power
ful explosive are TO be used at Hallett' )
Point, it is easy to see that the force exert
ed VIII De many fold greater than that
eXerted at blossom Rock.
What will happen when the blast takes
place? We do not expect to see great
pieces of rock thrown IN the air, or any
thing of that sort nor will there be more
than dull jar; and enormous masses OF
water Will be thrown high in the AR. For
the excavation is in the rock, under the
river bed, aud this at high tide, ut which
the explosion will take place is below the
water from few feet around the edge OF
the shaft to twenty-six feet ut the exterior
periphery bounding the excavation. There
il no reason to fear any danger to life OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20

Tit ere Is an odd circumstance about the
present campaign Of the Republicans which
enables us 10 understand some ludicrous and
otherwise incompreheusibe features In the
plan u the canvass. This fact is that. In max
ing the preliminary arrangements for the cam
paign, in cutting out the work previous to the
nomination. poor Mr.. HAYEs's nose was not
counted. be National Committee was consti-
tuted with an exclusive view TO GRANTS re-
nomination, and is even now working for
GRANT and his vindcaton much more than to
give victory to HAYES. The paper and docu-
mentary part OF the campaign, on the other
hand. was cut out with an exclusive eye to
BLAINE's nomination, Of which all Washington
cerkdOm was serenoly confident and conse
queniy the campaign documents Issued at
Washington dwell almost altogether upon the
bloody shirt and Naticanism. The kid-gloyed
Republicans and doctiinaires had pinned all
their hopes upon the bold IiRIsrow, ana conso-
quenty sunk their capital in laying In large
stock Of Civil Service Reform that is utterly
useless for present purposes. Finally, when
IILDEN was put in the field, our energetic neigh
Dor the Tfnos, was forced 10 hurry and get up Z,
supplementary corner IN culumny in order TO do
something to break the strength Of the great
tetormers nomination. 30 there remained to
poor Mir. HAYES nothing at all ANA nobody at all
but poor MIR. CARL SCHuRz, Pm. d., who has
since then had his comb cut by ZACH CHAkD-
LER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20
Mr. B,shop Acccpls Dr. Babbin,s Challense.

To THE EDITOR OF THE suns Abb
sence from town explains why have not, until
e. dav, seen the card Of T.. d. Babpitt, D. NJ,
published In your paper of Friday last. in refer
eucc To Dr. SHADES exploits IN London. Permit
me to say that accept the direct challenge with
which Or. Rabbit concludes his card. | take
up the gauntlet In order to spare the Psycho-
logical Society 81 Great Britain the modification
Of eventually endorsing their cuest-that emf
nent high priest OF superstition, DIR. Sladc-t to
the s. me extent that Miss Annie Eva Fay CW hose
manifest tons eXposcdl was endorsed by the
ROYAL society, under the signature of Prot. wit
liam Crookes /. Il. :.
viii confront Dr. SHADE. or any other medi-
um, and guarantee 10 duplicate o. allowed the
sine conditional any test or manifestation they
NAV tNuiuit IN nay presence at least three con
secutlNc times ana furthermore, viii demon
slrito that these pretended marNels OF ancient
more than cleVerly contrlVod and executed
tricks conceived and poriormed by human tn
gtuuitY alone, 10 bc duped 10y winch demands a
CTtduiitN that h., am glad go say. seldom ei-
cOuutcrpd outside Of th1t susceptible denOmi-
uauun If Suirtualists. 80 called
am prepared to ulaCe ia your .nds the sum
Of : 40, cash, To be applied 10 any charitable
institution YOU may designate, in the event Of
NV falling To disch rye the Obligations ui TINS
post a like sum with YOU, and forfeit his or her
money To the same object ~ case OF my success.
W. IRVING BIsuoP.
EVERETT HOUSE, New York, Sent 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-20
How the People are Robbed.

In order to understand the startling
,rowth of the public expenditures, which
,ave expanded in proportion to the cor
.uption and prodgality under Republican
'ulc, it is only necessary TO compare the
,ost of carrying on the Government before
he civil war with the cost since then.
The four years of bloody strife are left out
jf view, because the conditions were alb
normal and ought not to be applied to a
tate OF peace. The figures are taken
rom the last report of the Secretary of
.he Treasury, and they will be found emil
iently instructive. They show the total
expenditures of the Government for the
period of seventy-o one years before the
:ivil war, and nine years since it ended: