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New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.

YORK. TUESDAY. IN I 1877
There has been steady but moderate with
agents during tho past week and Tor goods there
mos @ S Few ana no sTa bat good .indaat o sr 31,e to
Se tr @ ths s. t'2, IN OK yr S,g an n mo ao are
goods have been selling believed 70 have certainly touched
fr. ghIs. has induced quite number Of rhoc.s
a@oSns TIE oGbse c as been % S aei s as could a
."ced bu SIN very oaic their traie being or handto
Ti ot, f a Our rori ,r, & ts 1s % C ~
prop"rons and 80 notice rgc shi2mont OF over 1000
COTTON GOODs-TEere l,s bron FAR demand for m It
esttoa f'2rrs pces being co9eray rer sad although
"RTo"S ST frIlGs ENp xii, ttIasinq four
yaTd makes wore IN ho o. relative f'Eauh and IN sior
inghn; and nr tone = ~iih aics rechinc efa a.rrecat
ILEAthED 1heElING- - y 7It iEI lA"9 i.A'e D,en
leave business rather unsatisfactory Vaues
Blows DRr1s-Trerc ia rathe- small supply, and
rit sool e,t"ri Demand price, 2fr f,r7 rr.1. ,,,
moie isc and cretsscn 70 good smoun' by OIL jobcl
@ I % & l1l9s % s;ys, q. ias sea eenaae me
DIS iNS-reai,nt .oakcs Of b and browns IN he
,5 D9 nj, ~ ye1y -,es .,p' ,l m amount ~ ''- '''
EJLIED JAco>T~I- AND OLtIED CANBlICs are
'el fgr, H2' E 9' s PPsi9s PaTs bo 1I quiet VIII, both
aFrn's aud i,oher. but prr' rre steady ane e. lnee
oILfoiA,ior toss sl,ro l. q i' agna1a fr,' Ga, cloth
Ing 'Tsec shd r. e.s ain' y',s being .''ldy. anal. ,,
geeer. lriie ga e. w,tA aa chane' o.. @p}tiauee -
ea.es 10 .onc c,ioui liberal u4e Western
PRINT CI5IiI--rh market has ten very G-r ar al-o
@ yer 49,; as ,}.s, }ls .r "a ft,. al ttc & e,o
aad ln,"5 g. aa e- a'"'' o' o'''i '-4o'' i''' a"
FiSI--rcis las generally beoa ilht movement WITH
both 'pd iohocr, Fanc pigi' p tle h-' makes "rg
bon .Ddrra, J.a.. ana mourning. aai soI coo,s l DO
80 - - i,, , nd seen a-., - gr-r tr prices as.el
whirn already a ipn i'" lI-ll llh - I'D ,oa-l,-io-
GiNGiAE- lir--s g'~hor1s ll~ been boz ~cr~ ssir 3c
naad. s.ilul very considerable auo'rt emo Doar gerry
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
IllscfllGEcoGs

DUBLIC HACK-OWNERS' ASSOCIATION.
4 NEv YoRK. Jure II, 1877.
Tho couqcs This Association arc conveying one or tuo)
between points q ihe cty slltA o r norm
Size % Madison i7rs flr 81 distances - ono rie fr %
cents Ta drivers kaos by small silver nlo in forni
u Shield win fle uHIOrri4 p IT. o. A. worn ,h if Z
llne The rif pnhiio 1fi please noy TIE un-
Gersgued Of any viola i1g ~ above iccs.
PETHK Raid, Prrsid,at, 2lj Past 2stl-st
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

POULTRY AND GAME
Few srht pigeons occasionally and sen NJ 81 80
dozen sts fed. ~ squads. Most - the
dressed poultry what Killed here and sells At l3 &C. FOR
fowls fhladepha dry picked In ice Is worth l5ulGe
spring chickens, 25a2sc; turkeys, 1411Jc Live fowls
have been coming In freely. aud 0vrr Some Of them
show osses from dying Geese doing rather better QUO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
CITY OF CHICAGO
Water Bonds for Sale.

The City Chicago will lSsne July l. 1871 2I2 WATER
LOAN BOND, ~ the denomination " one thousand "a HOl
tSL1OoO bearing date July l. 1871 payAblc 20
their date. with Interest az six per cent ~ hH
PAYABLE semi annually. Both princph an" interest
pay able in New York CitY.
sealed bids received by The undersigned ior the pur
I'd the above until FRIDAY.
O'Clock p the night beng reserNe 10 rcct
all bids.
Oprs containing bids must oe marked PROPOSALS Tor
civ Rnnis" j. A FARW ELL. city Comptroller.
kOTR.-Tno income water reDia provides Tor total
interest bons operating expcnaos and leaves surplus
Tor extension OF uaiHa for redemption OF honda
Chicago, IL, juno b leIl.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
CENTRAL RAMROAD COM-
WILMINGTON, Del,
CITY LOAN.
$t5O,OOO.

In lccorfance with act Of Assembly Of the state of s
and n pursuance % ordinance ~ the CITY 0f VII
niugl5n, authorizing loan flJ purpose ~ I'm shinz
reservoir, with appgrtenances d with connecting
water Pipes
Proposls herel Invited Tor akngs loan of the city OF
Wilmington a tie aggregate amonnt ~ hundred and dy
0usand dsars ig u nifty dollars OF muiiles Thereof.
thousand dollars bearing intsrsst AZ ths
81 Nv per cent per payable soul annually the
rst DAYS of February ard OF si taxes levied
either Nsona authority the principal ~ said
bouls erg pay from the nrsL DAY ~ February
1871 proposals WI. therefore b- subject accrued In
tercsi frOm February 1871 20 date Of eonsaBaHg pur-
cfAses
The gross income the 0rks than per
az tie present debt ~ The cliY te ~ Water Works
fho debt of city;
cent o. Is APPROPRIATED scH year ~ the
sinking filcs oEard the payment OF the city
including this through
me operations snce-ssf eorfing sinking uns
ed spetiA. e eEsctnents, viii be pald IN the
year 1913.
proposals u De received by the until
FRIDAY June l5 II = f3r all any part of said oah tho
Tigbt being reject aud All bids
Applications fat s ill al times, receive PROMPT af
tonon uncerge OF tho city for ncso
taJOL Of loan.
T. H. ROBINsON q Co. Fourth and Marketsts
HEALD Co.. Clytn House BUILDING
N-------n--- u
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
Corporation 1oiires.

DEPARTMENT ~ PUBIC WORKS
SO uou square. NEw. iOEK, June - 1878
PROPOSALS for con ST CIiON Of
DRAINS the Twenty oIth Ward - IN City ~ New
Yorx-prroSals n -oatd ruEe"ss VIII 1e l,,tyrt AZ NO
once OF the above toneG Department until MEDNES
DAY June % l>TT ~ har1sf uiae 0cocA m wlen thcY
MI, b. nubicy opened for ting drains for the lands
bounded north uY fouham and pc.hani.vct tae
eat bv tho southern ROuryarf the
bridge road tho vest b. Arthur For fuil part
lars he Record for safe at Room tily a, y. T.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
Stock. June II


Rough stock EQUALS 5000 present against 2OeO at year
SALT-The whole and fairy active We quote:
AshOns Fine ~ 80 sack Higginss do 81 o.
tons aud Mzrshars, Dezkin'R 81 3odsl sOi o,ieI
brands dsI rs: Liverpool Ground. 7oSooc- IurA
Island. 30c: Maytin, 35o - ,,-,- ,.t.i~
sKINS-Goat sell in moderate way; Deer Sans iAlV
active and all pricoa steaiy. QnOtatl0ns:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
financial.

nEPRECIATED AND UNPRODTCTIVE
H. RAILROAD or CORPORATE SEcURITIES may Be
enduring capital and made n yield current In
purchasing desirable suburban hoinestead ano
convenience, combining
best city country living with the PERFECTION ~
The admOnshed r. travel for heah
crops tools h. less furniture and
transfer faithful doescs Forty minutes agreeable t.yei
10 three NesYO ferries 6Arien. sHn luii staDi ga,
water, &c Locally Grsiciass promising future orlgiDaI
cost 2e00 with eItrs ground. s2OoOO WIZ tacrlhce or
fair estimate values both Light incun-
hrsnce clear particulars specify property
" y. o. Box 1884. WssS Elizabeth, Nj
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
VA PANY-NOfioe hereby given nat tie transfer hDks
of this company coEo Farlers Loan
COMPANY No 2G Exchange place. the Ssh inst,
and until the 10Th June sI7 for The annual
election. X. O.. BOL5IOS. SECRETARY.
y. " York MAY 20 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

HOIt
Receipts past week s2J bales shipments 80 bales
Trade very qnie Shipments have fallen or foreign repurs
representing vine N me promising condition, and tue
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FUN I-TE taTN fNI7I'1 J0'I- - I-''7
Expressly Tor y. y IMBryR py our Own Reporter

Expressly Tor !tL y 7 tif NJ l va" ""- ''D'i'o4-l
F1r.rff0ur.
scus only good artc,es auh other exDensss cat
sp poor g,. fuL cycTyihng no good orief Al .iih.te
ud often makes safe Wh-i" ff
package Ips0uy appearance "a facA scurt} 70 iAl
VIII Lu allows lie cll.nt3 70 ci-t -y.ut ~
straw W.tu cs~A Mars p.ai.F
With p4iu-a stencil slate ~ bCat-lud note contents on i"
b the aIouf- also Scuc ltlltr a tn-
tlr. what sfr thu rome ine &c. an lh
suOGd n@ iucitd IN har!cl Or 1A ANaFs
80 40 o. uacEagn. yourself re!Uta
,ou cr me goOlA put tAat your mara Is ID
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
SEE Cream.

4 FACT.-HORTON ICE CREAM IS MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
anl ls not on.y the richest bu u2st liable and only
STANDARD IcE CREAM ~ MARKET
Try ard you VIII u@e DO other.
CHTH HE-. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, and TIE
TRAD. sugI l.sdat
25e. PER QUART
To Families by the gallon, 30 cents per qslrt
Depot. Folrthave 2ji Broadway anl y chahimst
RUSSELL" ICE CREAM
BEST ~ iIE CITY. 25c. PER QUART
- churches strswDery fcstyaA Hard Cream IN boxes
TO carry home I2 B.bo Housr
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
Dlul0en0 Noilces.

SEw YORK CFNTr a. Ayp FUDsOs RIVER HAiLHOAp Co,
TGrAsf OTfIgF. fiH HtNu tRSfaiL BfroT :
Nav NORN, Juns :. Sly
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO (2)
y It. she clptal -iock and outstanding Con-
.alsou Ctigcl,s" ~ This colpany VIII De paid az this
o5ico sle 10th = July next
Ir books v b" CLOSES, ~ the cDse 0 business
-Al HDAN he lih inst. and the morning Of
FRIDAY, tne 2Uth of July next
c. c. CLARKE Treasurer.
OFFICE or WE Osragio -ILysR MINING CoMPAsr,t
81 Broad. si., Jrne :, i-77.
THE regular MON fIlLI DIVIDEND of Fifty
tcLr .pi per sare the eapi a Stock OF this COM
pany a from the s0In siay. tUie AZ
tac uifce oi Tie transfer gent WELLS FARGO Co, 65
Iinlwly, Transfer close June I'D
ard reopen june l1 H. 3. PARSONS. Asst -ccy.
OsFIcg OF IuR BOARD DIgECrolsl
AMERICAN ENrRSs. CoMPANT.
NKw-f0HK, Jnne :. 1871.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Cf this Com
lauv have ffs day dccl rcd DlNi DEND n ONE DOL
LAR AND FIFTY CENTS (fl 50l PER SHARE payable
2l day u Jaiy
Tie Transfer BOOKS WI closed from the lith Instant 70
the 81 GAY 70 .y next.
by order = tho Board J. y. KNAPP, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

pa8s corresponding Wock
l1st Jt-N Co. rXD0rs uaai w"ck .Naj do. Liver
pool bIs. Two tlugs specially able THIS
wees. NIt t.o II a-t iacO
rra u..A- r'rf.Irg tl~ rar.s" fast - ti1
ar tHr miE.l d-riIrr abroad affecting
Err -Ass o fancy cheese made ntlc yesterday
a. . .e. gt a gYrfi rc.c auty p1y u c f0fy l-e PIE
The g. 1925 .
u "r chrsr. DeAcs generally icosns f'f stl
ra-c- unless ac hrIu tD ul. L4c Shelves
snf trn propie naic1 whether they VIII do A-y nstii
Win them hs end 1li kag, ald Other ika tAkcu
stocks permitted
VIII >.ao shrsc sodrr.t HuIes the partially slu-
med western nd buyers. very low oOmc
v-rY good ONO sold a. lOc t!uot4.Dna:
factOry. fancy .t0ilz Farm Dairy prime 10 NlO ,
DO. fair 90 good .lul2 al Uo. l.-...... an
Do. half skins. .... West. factory. fine 10 0fOia
Do- SKINS q ] DO, far iO good q 9
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

ro,.,s fcr r,et ,y..l t.,ra -.r fhls: exports ra

Peceiuts past heius 40 bbis; cNports phst
3 PIGS r"c-rt, ~ peas sto bush cIn"- o it'
lgsa hlsu IgcludrtIu tIs rrcr ps "rrn &po SACKS 'f
about 500 ibis California small beans. WHO ret y"s upon
frc ra,ot They rrcht. atrf ly -l- Nry'iH pi- r mar
h"3Ti anl -aii Fts-"l inr
the but not cleared up io tho time "i
ua..rg 800 above shipments. Mediums aft very qJtl
and rather price, with cosir 80 "g'h 0 lr Nll'
PROMISE o. .o p0o-y Dot % 20 h5 suc bans sold 10
- co. with uhtl. primo - 3d. aGt ntcfs oIrrt. 70
sane feHr-s. Hafro,i4 3r' 1m. ~ quan, 70 buy - t
drnauI tar4 a wrkr. feeling, 100 hhl- ST. ling at - "
bDs. - o0 ot OF go POI. Prime offered ai ~ 10
90 HiAHL A tic i'. ni
- hiJ- h-oneht o. h with 100 bhs at f5 and 20
h.., orl nary g s20S4 -. IS oh-ri a.
sIt ,.src 90.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
european Advertisements.
TANARaNnsEV &EsGELON

Universally urrscrbe h the Faciy.A axatT" r'frrsh
mecated ruit lngeuge Iwms - rtirf sad
enecsus % constipation. headacia hic h'm'rhods,
lamar unlike pills t.v usual pursltycs s agfs1s
take aud reduces lrltinon Prepared ~ p 1lti
Ion u fswhufe.t llr,s Depot. tASW-lI. HtEAhD ~
Co. corner Fifh ave. All IycriF p-r-h e.. New fors
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

disposition purchase foreign hops We reduce the figures
1c- pm. Qn0ations:
state iiney. .new.sDle al7 Eastern ............ as
DO BS g5%s sT !. GOOD sIs %1seVTra. s N si9
Do, common. q \
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
90 nnom II clan Concern

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
N,-ice is hereby gwen that HOWARD ASHTON of tho
boro1v Glg1isol n the County o Mercr aad STATE II
Nv. Jersey this dry made nmrnt O. the sud-
fjr the euu Drneh u bis crginr aab
crDf exhibit tIrr rstftiNn rliis,
mater oan or affirmation .n the trn n three months.
SERfNG NAN6LE- Asssnee-
Hightstowu. Nay .. 1870
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
NinsLcll lnslrumerts

tRTON UPRIGHT PIANOS.-0ne very
.uprrDr % SIX months price SO several
Oae.s price, ttTrt order reliable. TlMP7ON
G CONF ny, N0 3 East Fourteenth IL
4 FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
"a very great bar aims " them used Du vry soss
by aul really almost as gOJ A. new;
fully warranted 20 every respect
Please cal af tle
WEBER wARERooNs. 5thave. aud l6thst
| IGUTE & ERNST, old house of LigLte s.
i Bradbury ocer tl-r spleg.t PtASD-FOkIES a. low
prices ana sy monthly payments ~ East isths- Also
SalIt.s AMERICAS Dl.tAN-
- X. BALL Il Co.
- NJ. Il EAST l4TU-Sr.
CHICKERING'S stainNays ana other Pianos and Organs Ow
forc.sa .ustilinenlA ana iDt rent
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

Sfrct Good ordinary Jose rIIdGrg ...-...... II
Ir fufrros business advance Of
Ca points The English a1vccs nru. sales Yesterday
affarg = d. n-Juue. 2fr. ll55. 900 ll51 July 200
200 l63 800. lb2, August 100, II "a; loo, u -
200 llTO september. 100. llGJ. aUU u G3
600 IL 63 E0vembeT lOr ll.-s, total 1lOl bales.
today 2 M une 600 lou 100, llo4t 10 llCl
200 il 5g. July 300 So. POO llC3; 100 ll6s; 1000
IS. 900 H. IS 100 llC5. August 800. III Loo
ll76 800 MA; 500 1l.1S 200 ~ 70 BOZ l7j 4ou
ll7i 400 II ~ 80 no September Loo lltb. 900
ll.G5; 400 ll.69; POO lI7O 700 ll6S' 60 lL6j 100
IL "a Oetotr 100 ll4l. 100 ll.tS, ltO lib. NOVcm
~ 100 II 2s 200. 1880. 1000. l26 Dscember 700
lI3I total 6 500 bales grand total Z63OO bales First
call t0ay-August 100. llI5 sepien6er 100 lleoi octo
ber 2yO ll4O: NOv6mber 100 llkH i0tal, 200 bales
Second ca-June 100 II 80; August 400 Ia septgm
Der 200 So December lOu. ll.2s January 100 ll45
800 bales Third cal-Juy. 100, ll65i August 100
ll7s september IOO ll6s 100, ll0S 900 20 yct9
Der, Zl0. ll46; 200 lls5 DeceinDer. 700 lI32i toA
1900 baos. Tho market closed hrn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13


Receipts Of dried frul Tor tne pkgs. and ZNi
OF peanuts shipments dried apples l3 bbls These Ire
.hiBments Urv0. purchases there b. tax
nearly winding up She shipping ea. there -
a weaker feeling n anticipation uf such result We n'c lIO
bbs bright Western quarters 10 Sac Sliced moyo vcy
gnxly ckDerrie- not plenty wanted AZ
quotations. tufrflcs Crcluri anti,
cary crop Peanuts ae heavy aud Nv former
u.surez
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
Goroes. Carriages, 6arnes5, @t.


4 PONY PHAETON FOR SALE.-inquire Mt
a DONEELLYS STABLE, corner 0f Henry aud Clark
SIS. Brooklfn
CFCOND-HAND CARRIAGES, one top depot
) W.zsa with pole and shafts. by r. N. sfiyer- light
Aaftog Iairscat Pharton suuLopo phaeon ald turnout
... Dog BrrUH.sr& e. Co.'S g =. open tlatr iodcl
mi one eczant Broughan d. wood Bros plat orn Top anl
rumble hao-0n. by Fanfru thrr" light Co1cne@ snaha
for country three --,oat Pasto- ant frnf trnnhs
seyera sets Coach haineas. NILLiAI IL 1hAt' - anh
- Wonsf-rst.
'gHE SECOND ANNUAL SALE
YEARLING TROITING COILS AND FIlLIES
~ 70 tlye Place at
FASHION STUD FAEN,
THLNrON, y. j.
THURSDAY, June "a.
The following wl Stop GO to Farm or accouo alton
NJ .ltr- sale: ihc liSl a. iu fum Ncw-
XOr, ard tlc IL g. l. from Pilaarlpla rtgruuH WI
l.tl. TIE Farm i0r .,cv-l0lk at 6ti n aLt ir hdrl
$50 %. Buy cxculsiDn go Aca sac dsolut All
roIt f,s-rye cob =. A. HATCH of NeWloi~, Aactelee.
E4yANTTD-A STYLISH HORSE. good
~ sf.pue MT under > ancs hgh, % drive 20 and rom
railway 81 Ca state terms w. L. Box 40 Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

Receipts for The week. 3Gfb pkRe; corresponding week
ls1 ll.-3 Alter ruling what stripiy Gurng tine
vees there Is ite nrnsr i-eag This thpagh nnt uni
vrtF f.r upon. -e ~ the dealer. sold good marks ~
weston ~ Toe hs inorAln' AID ~ t--c THIS p Trade
rather quite, dealers carsng curap s-awDcrrrs
~ The dnln.s- in thelr ine Of zood5. QI0raton-: -
NJ aUt i.l j. b. duL II Ia good T. .0lb
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

Applcs droppi. thoueh few sfiu selling S5rtj
De- Dbl Nc' ago .3Hd fIr by another wrcA. 4 frs
ilor A.>ss a"t Ter crate. WITH some
very small crates 1. varhDH rom -ant place ~ 81 30, ad
6eorrd peaches n cotton at f3 30 crate ti"da Wild
plans, ia poor condition, hul no sole. ~trub.Trir per
fsc. riu ui sell b,nr She yTcr OF potato, uy Tie
Dus1-i 1n SATURDAY l- Norfolk Maryland. Delaware New
sy hhd Stso btrris A mct Lrfr aa held llgh canil d.
There - nn regularity lh pUcr-. h.nre Trustworthy
quotations De With = =npfHy,
one mcrring good berries may De- sold iO0.-
qt, bus with a enormous supply Ike HAT o Oday, .eN
Of hr early were - f7c tn.a rlc lots 81 rather s0t
baskets - huIltu
berries we're hanging al ~ : uj cahD.rs Retug them AZ
zoe. IuucuSc quantities ~ berries cit been about
Given dumped 90 thr lel hi cellar
Ls morning with cll's nuY berries, There b,
~ fancy nnc
Boy iens, No 80. selling az lCa vq. Monarch o. the
West ljc JucnNuas Iic; Charles D0wling lOUl-c Per
hap the OF good berries lo LAY lI fruu De-
qt Cherries are not plenty The late rain ulurrt lo-e
which Gonsehefries ind q ssls Al bet
prccs-.J 30 g Dbl Hothouse grapes sell al 1891 70.
Quotations.
Chcrncs, .oH. CO 9 Strawberries NJ. 4s 9
uU n ger. u
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
LIFF FOLLI
Fowls. West NJ

D.. Jersey......
Do. BOOSTERS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

DEFAUL1ED RAILROAD BONDS bought
aud the od established soc& and bond house OF
Al nI-LLr ~ NlCuLAY q 90. NO aa pncst. n. Y.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

The ARMY.-The Secretary of War
asks for over $50 900, 900 for the military
establishment for one year, exclusive of
all estimates for Notifications and other
matters incidental to this work, or, in
round figures, 81 200 for each man of the
whole $4,000 In any country of Europe
that sum would support force of 70, 600
to 100000 men. While we do not ask or
expect that the low pay of European
soldiers shall be copied by the United
States, we ought to inquire whether
9here is any good reason for so great a
disparity between the expenses of the
regular army in this country and those
of the establishments in England France,
Germany, Russia, and everywhere else.
Cannot some millions be annually saved
on this enormous sum, either by reduc-
ing the pay of officers and soldiers or by
discharging them, without the slightest
injury to the public welfare? We hold
that both methods should be tried. The
army and the compensation together
should be raced and somehow a saving
of SO, 900, 600 be made on the Secretary IS
estimates. The beneficial effects Of this
policy would be:felt in two days. With
smaller army the Administration would
be less tempted to rse it in fomenting
quarrels on the Texas border, and what
is not less to the pu-pose) Congress would
have set an example of frugality i n deal.
with the War Deps -tment which would
be precedent for judicious economy in
every bra nch of Federal affairs. From
the action of Congress with respect tc
the army, we shall be able to iudg.
whether the epoch of retrenchmdnt il
about to be extended or closed.
The above, from an editorial of the y
Y.JournM sof Commerce, expresses tn
opinions we have frequently advanced
1t is just what should be done. Th
GAZETTE has steadily advocated this pol
cy; and we have only to add that Will
the army is being reduced it should b
perfected in every way. Every soldie
whether on foot or on horse, should b
armed so completely that he should re
gard himself and be regarded, as mov
able magazine.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

The Mayor of Hot Springs is said to
have lectured himself very severely in
Court the other morning for getting
drunk. "You are old enough, Linde,"
said he, "to know better. | am panied
beyond expression that you have thus
disgraced yourself and the city you, as
its chief executive, represent. l must
fine you $40, and see to it that hereafter
you conduct yourself more properly"
Our Consul at Panama gives a gloomy
account of the trade of that place, and of
all Columbia; business having been ut
| terly Frustrated by the recent civil war
lie also says that most of the products oi
Central America go to England in Brit
| ish vessels.
| Woodin, the Republican candidate fol
state Senator in the Twenty-fifth Dis
J trlct OF New York, has withdrawn from
the canvass. and new nomination will
be made. He has figured rather unpleas
antly in some of Tweed's revelations.
| Articles of association have been filed
in Trenton, n. j., for the construction
of railroad from point on the Della
ware and Bound Brook Railroad TO New
ark, a distance of % miles.
An advance of cents on grain ant
fourth class railroad freIghts bound east
ward, went into effect at Chicago yester
day. The advance includes boxed meat
and -four.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
OCTOBER IS. 1877.

"We have not denounced him at all.
Indeed, upon the contrary, we have spo-
ken rather approvingly, of his policy,
though 1t has ruptured end destroyed the
party in the South that elevated Presl-
dent Hayes to his high and honored po-
sition. If we had any no
ton of opposing President Hayes, the
Gdzette's fiattery and defence OF him
would only be an additional reason for
doing so."-Repubiicdn.
We published the article from the Re-
publican when we commented upon 1t
that brought forth the above singular
denial. Our readers can judge for them
selves. The article was similar to an
editorial in the New York Times which
was more severe on Hayes than any
thing we have lately seen in any Demo
cratic paper. What more unpleasant
to the President could be said than that
his policy had ''ruptured and destroyed
the party that had elevated him to his
high and honored position" Neither
Blame nor Conkling said anything worse
than that. If that is not denunciation
what is it? The Republican has all
along been sustaining the Republican
party in the South and supporting Pat
terson, Chamberlain, Packard and Wells;
and it could not be in favor of them and
the Presidents policy both. The GA
zETTE only sustained the President iu
adopting the Democratic policy and ap-
plying it to the South; and the Republt-
can goes so far as to denounce the GA
ZETTE for this, and while it charges
Hayes v ith rupturing and destroying the
party that elevated him to his high and
honored position, declares that the very
fact that the "Gdzette's tlat.ery and de-
fence of him would only be an addition
al reason" for its abuse of him. And it
may be that this is also the reason why
the GAZETTE has been so shabbily treat
ed at the post-office.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18
at 2 O'Clock, p. m,


the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land, with
the three-stOry brick dwelling thereon
erected, lying and being situated in the
City of Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Begin
ming on the westerly side of King street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fifteenth streets, eta
corner OF land belonging TO Lewis Zebley
thence by said side of King street northeriy
20 feet, inches To a corner of land now, or
formerly OF Thomas $. Newlin, of the City
OF Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylva-
MIA, thence by the line of said Newlin
westerly 80 feet to a stake, thence southerly
and parallel TO King street, aforesaid, 20
feet inches TO corner of land belonging
to Lewis Zebley, of the City of Whining
ton, thence by line of said Zebley easterly
80 feet TO said side of King street, and the
place of beginning, be the contents of said
described land what 1t may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF Alexis j. Borrell, and Catharine
Borrell, his wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
Sheriffs Ofice, New Castle.
Oct. 18th, A. D., 1877. octl5-3twt.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

THE Delaware Fire and Marine In u
rance Company has removed its office
from Delaware City and occupied room
temporarily in the second story of the
building, 4l6A Market street, until it can
select and secure more desirable Office on
the first floor within the vicinity of the City
Hall. We understand that some additions
are about 10 be made 10 its Board of Direct
ors whereby it will be greatly strengthened
and its usefulness very much enlarged. We
are assured by several citizens of wealth
and standing that no insurance company
in our State ever acquired so extensive 9
business in so short time as this compa