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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28

The NAVAL MoSUME NJ. The monument
which is now 10 cou~c OF erection on Pe0Dsgl
vauia avenue, just west Of the Capitol grounds,
gives promise OF proving beautiful addition
to the many attractions of this kind DOW 10 our
city. The base ofthc monument is nearly COM
ple.ed, and tho different pieces of ststuary COM
prising the monument will be brought from In Q
navy yard IS they are needed to b pat in
place. The monument will be about forty feet
high made of the hardsomest Corrers marble
On tho top will be two female figures, each about
eight and o half feet nigh, representing History
and Amercs-History holding pen and scroll,
and America resting her head on Hlstorys right
shoulder. Just above tho pedestal fronting west
will be statue of Victory. II feet high, with
small statues of Mars and Neptune on either side
OF her. On the opposite side, facing the Capitol,
will be q figure Of the same size IS Victory,
representing Peace holding tho olive BRANCH
with tho implements of Industry on either side
of her. On the western front will be placed the
following inscription In memory ofohicer5,
sesmen, and marines OF the United States Navy,
who fell in defence OF tie Union and liberty Of
their country. ls6l-le65. Tho monument
will ba surrounded by 4 handsome fountain.
Handsome ls:npposts will be erected on the
four corners The monument was designed by
Admiral Porter, and executed by Franklin
Simmons, an American sculptor At Rome. Ho
was st work on it for about ten ycsrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28
The Alexandria Infirmary.
ALEXANDRA, Apr

y LE-hANHNI.N' -1TIII IT.
Ia the editor Of The alexandria Gazette:
would suggest that the other charity
benefited by the theatticals be our lnfrmary.
which is doing such good work 10 modest,
humble way, aeviating much suffering, and
greatly 10 need Of funds to carry on its work.
?, B. ?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28
Louisiana.
Governor Nichols issued the following proc

Governor Nichols issued the following proc
Iamation to-day:
Whereas, The political troubles which have
weighed upon the people Of the State Of Louis
iaua Ior past years have under the me!ctul dis
pcnsation OF the providence Of God been brought
to happy end; and whereas, it is meet that in
the hour OF thcif devcrancc and union the
people should return thanks for dangers past
and seek strength 10 fulfill the promises held
out By the Gawpiug OF an suspicious future;
therefore, |, Francis I. Nichols, governor OF
the State of Louisiana, DO issue this my proc
lamaiion GXing Thursday, the 10Th day of May,
as dag OF Thanksgiving and prayer, and do 10.
vie all good people OF this State on the said
day - abstain from their seYcra! av01atlons,
and to resort to their wontcd places Of public
worship, there to offer up their hearts in thauk5
giving to that divine and mercitul Providence
Who has vouchsaled 10 guide them to haven
CT peace and u0iou, aud to ask at His hards
for the future. the blessings Of His dirloe guild
ancc, SO that all the people OF the State, Tor.
getting past disscE2!uus and bitterness, mGy
unite 10 the tuitillmoEt Ct q common and happy
destiny.
Gen. Anderson will probably he appointed
Collector at New Oclcaos. One correspondent
gays Packard is an applicant for the place, and
an ether says he declines to be candidate for
the place for reason that should he be appoint.
Cd be aud the President would be subjected to
the suspiciea Of having entered into aI arrange.
ment by which the settlement Of the late poll.
tica controversy 10 that State would be made
to appear as the result OF bargain for the Gus.
tom house.
y man, giving his name as B. G. Quin. drew
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28
A Young Wiie'S Folly.

Mother rumor is still rolling under her tongue
8 sweet morsel, q bit OF scandal, which was oi3
Of the society events Of tho winter, but which
was not chronicled in any Of tao society jour.
nails. Before the troops were ordered away
from the arsenal there was q dashlng young DILL
Ger stationed there with his regiment There
was also very handsome young lady 3 wife
and mother up town. In fact there were sever
al handsome wives up. town, 6ut only one IN
whom the officer WAS Interested. Her husband
placed tho utmost confidence in her constancy,
and allowed her much moro liberty than most
young wives have The wife apparently hoE-
ored her husband and appreciated his kindness.
They lived together with her mother on 9th st.,
and she seemed TO DO devoted to her husband
and her little son, youngs!or, about three yesrs
OF sge. She had 3 phsoton. in which she ire
quently drove on the avenue, attracting consld-
ersblo attention. Sometimes sho took some Of
her young admirers out Tor ride, but her hes
band was too wise, as he thought, to BIO jealous.
Finally the young officer appeared at hor side,
but nothing was thought Of it moro than tina. rs
gallant he was paying harmless devotion at
the shrine Of loyeiness. Then dark day came.
When the husband came home the wife was not
there but he dismissed all fears, with tho re-
Election that she had frequently stayed away
from homo all day with some Of her friends.
Night camo and tho young wife and her child
still remained away. Inquiry was rnado, and
the last that could be heard Of her was that sac
had been seen leaving the house, with tho itt!o
boy, by the back gate that morning. It Is also
q curious fact, perhaps having some significance,
that the young officer was seen waiting abou! in
the neighborhood for some time. Since that day
inquiry has Leen fruitless. Neither tho young
officer, the young vile nor tho little boy have
been heard from 1t has forced itself through
the skulls Of the most thick headed OF the neigh
bors that the artillery officer has clipped with the
trusted wife. The gos;ips have got hold Of it,
and there HIS been somo loud csckling over the
tea tables in the neishborhood All tina! re-
mains of the happy family are a heart broken
husband and 8 mother in law who watches cT-
cry mail for letters-V Wash. Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28

The Supreme Court OF Appeals of this State,
yesterday, decided that when an application for
insurance states that there is no membranes
on property. and it turns out that there is 40
incumhrance, the policy is Vitiated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28
'tfGR 20 CIIo sduo sUUJtCS'
THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE.

The President has now determined to reserve
Saturday for himself, and unless upon special
press of public matters, it will no logger be a
business day at the White House Today
only the most intimate political friends obtained
40 audience
1t was intended to begin the music" at the
Presidents grounds this afternoon, but the
weather proved too Indictment for that purpose.
1t is understood that the National RepubIi-
can will soon issue an evening edition.
The case OF Stanz and Morris, charged with
the murder Of Charles Boyne on the LIST Of
February last, near the Theatre Comiqus, was
given to the jury this afternoon. No verdict
has yet been rendered.
John D. DeFrccs will succeed Mr.. Clapn 10
the charge Of the Government printing Office
on Mayl.
As soon az official notice Of the European
war shall be formally given TO this Government
the President will issue proclamation anuoun-
chg that state of war exists between Russia
and Turkey and cautioning all American
citizens that under treaty stipulations they are
required to observe stric. neutrality. The
President will also issue orders to revenue and
naval officers to use all diligence to prevent
the fitting out, arming, Or equippiDg with
ID American Jurisdiction Of any vessels
intended to cruise against either Of the bellig-
erents, and to prevent either begcrcut from
using any American port as q basis of laval
operations against the other, or for tho pur.
pose of recruiting their armies, or renewing
or augmentiog their naval and military sup.
plies,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28
Soufll SavOi::la.

\ Columbia, s. g., dispatch ~ .."2 '
have been found agairs: two huG:!". .".a
Edgciiold and BarnwcI counlcs BY ;.' = ~
Jury OF the l.. 5. Circuit Court, IL nan. ..
for participation il tie EiIc1;on r'".-. -
grand jury, being adjourno., j;e.i ..
Dislrict Attorney to send 10 bi., ',.'.,..
men who participated ia the llanbH.I a..'''
\ MURDER or One Boy 81 A>''I''.''
On Thursday evening oac o. tn m'-..'
murders ever pcrpctraicl in t".' '.'.''.'
committed by James Finch, q - -.
age, upou Paul Ncwton. s9n 81 W. I" 30. .
Newton, aged zine year. IL" i"..... g..
Stafford, ah0u; four ni!22 from fF'.,'..
Finch had asserted that he i"'." - f..
the deceased, aGd on the dGy l"Gi,-..5' 49,
set oa log OF the roadside VIII H. ''.."
Newton and y1ucgcr br):a@: ".'a ~ d..
from school, and just as tn"5 ;'+i,... ..,
fired. The parties beng near ,u..
load entered Newton's back nei.f Ia .'.s ~.
blade and tore great bO!c through ~ p.
The Only provocatlon, We !ca' ,,. J., y,...,
father Of the deceased i9rDll ''..' IT,. ..
his premises on account q ~ r'.".'''. o.. ....
profanc language. and /; Is supposed ,.....
the life Of youog Newton 10 !:"-'-.' g. .....
vas hircling of h1r. Brual .Ne''tto"', ,''.:...
10 the woods as soon Is he c9ii."''.' ..... IT,.
ard I'D to noon Yesterday h.! III
rested. -FrcdImkSJmy N"'"
May Il Co., the Target meta. q" .'''
house in Boston, nave failed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28

y man, giving his name as B. G. Quin. drew
81 900 on forged check in ST. Joseph, Mo-,
yesterday, but was subsequently arrested at
Weston and the money recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28

May l. Co., the Target meta e" eel.
house in Boston, have failed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28
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From Washington.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE. ]
WASHINGTON, April IS. 1877.
The Cabinet officials have today been con
tinuiDg their especial arrangements OF prcpara-
ton for the cventuatics OF European war.
The Attorney Generals Office has been busy
with examinations of the treaties in relation to
contraband OF War, the duties Of ncurals &c,
and The prccedculs Of International procedure
relating to the same subject.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

friends, Thi, read rs follows: There arc indlca-
tions of mild corner in the stock of Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Company. All the inside
coal men are in it. including Mr.. Gowan,
of the Reading Company" That such n dispatch
was sent TO Boston is not only possible, but very
probable but that t would be difficult TO comprise
within 50 few words more nonsense, is certain AS
the name of the president of the Reading Company
has before been used in connection with such re-
ports we have been 70 some trouble 70 investigate
the matter However, in saying that there probably
ia not word Of truth in the story, we
rely more upon the circumstantia evidence than
upon the positive denal of IT, which we have re-
ceived Nevertheless there is not doubt that
the confidential showing Of piece of paper with
the words already quoted written upon it, today
contributed to the irnncss of Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western stock, and made a market for
block of it at about 81. Such is Wall-st. specla-
tom Aud the remarkable credulity, which con-
Times to believe such stories fully accounts Tor tie
present impecunosity Of large part OF the men,
bers of the Stock Exchange.
As was to be expected from yesterdays closing
operations, the stock market to-day opened al hlgh
pressure The average of first sales was fully q per
cent above that OF the last sales yesterday. But
there was soon falling of. Lake Snore opened at
7l07l4 declined TO Go3i rallied 70 20, fell 70 6s's,
and closed at bSf9 after reporter ndu,d'ti"h'
a 900 shares. The fluctuations in the remainder
Of the railway list followed those OF Lax S1olc e
with results, from the opening 70 the Close
as follows: Central and Hudson deci,ned mel
from los TO 106l2; Michigan Central IRON
675s to GGii; Erie from ISIS to ~ l2's
a123a st. Paul from 37l2 10 3t's ;
preferred from 20 10 GSl2O6S's; Northwest RON
3gIo to SGbs: preferred from GLE 70 80 80" :.
&, l. from ii 10 y Rock Island from lVZ'4 %
1OI3t. Yet the day has passed without disturbing
ruInor and there Is no apparent cause Why slvcAs
are from 10 per cent lower than Yesterday Wheh
theie seemed not to be enough tO meet the demand
The lightweight faucIes were comparatively Stcanl'
eXcpptinr Wabash, which declined from ia - 10
The coal shares presented no exception 10 tiS
brilliant opening ana first decline but a-ci 'alhVd
their stcadiness at partial recovery DtiaWarr'
Lackawanna. and Western sold at % pa 81 q a 80
052: Delaware and Hudson ~ l6l2o tI-2@ iU'e~
46i2 Morris and Essex at 760 7Gl2 and Jelsey Cen
traiat1 ia 173i. Ii i not uuh~cy that Delaware
and Hudson and Morris and Essex being easily n
fuenced by orders either 10 buy or sell. were bought
in small quantities 20 prepare the market ior the
sale of n large quantity of Delaware, LackaWahha'
and Western. -, -,, -.
easily yielded 10 b and thon after raliy TO SIS
declined to S1l2G6I$i. Quicksilver preferred
opened at 43. and declined to 40G4Ols while ,ne
common stock sold az 17l2al12i. Ihe market
closed weak and feverish
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. 26-POrk- Eastern dun at 68 Western
dul IS. Baoon-Cumberland cut steady ~ 80 short
Rib dull Al ID; Long Clear duh a40bd; short Gear a
at Al Cd Hams-L0ng Cut steady at bO shoulders seaiy
at 3e Beef-udia Mess steady at s7 Extra Mess steady
az iO4; Prime Mess dull 81 IaTd-Pume Western dun
az 45Gd Talow-Prtme City duh 40 Cd lurpentine.-
al TO- CheeseAmcucsu Choice steady a. b4 Lard on du
at47i Flour-Extra state duh az ~ WheataNo 2pring
sd COMM xed Soft STEADY at 293d Cotton seed O-
Yellow American none In the market ~ ,u.. >,t,
HyERPoOI, Oct 2j-l2S0 p. m.-Cot'on qmeter nh'
ding Uplads, 6'isd.; Mitd.ins Orleans; tla saies
600 bales Including 1000 bales for speculation ana export
Receipts Of the day 1000 bales. AL American fuln,
holding for Id m0re the market Is duh lplan1s Low
Mdflinr clause October delivery, bl'agd; Upands Low
Miiling clauso October and November dehFcrF o; ~
lands Low M'dolug clause November and December us-
livery, 6Rd also sales Of the same 30 s ~
ding clause February aud March delivery o. 'ss ~
the week 10000 bales Exporters took bvVg nsieS 49,
ulatOrs took 1000 bales; Total stock. tJ,luO Dt4
bales: Total receipts, ouO pteo
can bales Actual export 1000 bales Amout oI 'o
tpn ahoa 10000 halos; American $1,000 ba'
from the ships size dlL - 70 spnnsrs "VV i's t ~,
TIL three days 10000 quarters including -ooo
quarters American.
IWpaPooI Oct 2s-.2 p mBrcalsuns weaker g SoT1 g1
% d29 81 per quarter for New Mixed Western Peas 5 oi
Der aulrer Canadian. Wheat, lZdl3 per ctnli tpr
average California White 10 Id NJ Is ID for Clof9 n
10 "a a D. Rcd Spring; and 1854 n 2d Tor
Rcd N er Upanis Cotton low Midd ng clause. Dccember
ami January delivery Gd; Upands, 10" MidlnS ciAuse
January and February delivery, Q, "a .-..-
clude T. 0racs American. The market tor ans ad LAD
Tics At Manchester firm Jpants cotton, Low Mudu<
clause Noycmbr delivery gdi UP@nds, i3H n''rs @
amt January delivery h 1 lNtni- LOW
MidIing clause Iaau.ry ana February delivery. "' ga
LIVERPOOL, oct. 2G-J p. m.-CouOn futures steady:
LONDON. oct. 26-j D. m.-IallOW, 40 ner c"L Spnlt OF
Turpetine - Cd cw sugar q -dd2S per cN pt No.
II dutch STANDARD on the sDot and p 81 ~ ahoaf
LONDON, Oct 26 Eyc cnng-Caieutta lAhsee' oO"'o Poi
ASrGFRP, oct 2d-Petroleum s3h francs for fine pale
Amer
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE,
Pe, North Riccr, Vessels and Rdtiroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FuIDAY, oct 26. 1877
FRIDAY, oct. 20, 1877

AsuE,-Quiet steady. Pots 2c. Pearls, 6'ic -,
BEa-WA&-DulI plenty, easy; western ana Sou''''"
RI'jOW COftN-In better receipts. qlet, unchanged
Brush 7GSs Green Hurl, 6nic.; Tipped. 4H4 nc zoo -,
ClFrTf-i.O in moderate tcriihl uIlui -' - I1vp '
cx Flora G00daer strict far, 'ic; 81 SAN te- eN
Mace a,- J3g santos, IuZ Wttfr,Wu iroh s'oe.
..f Mara" ISli'; slca here, 10 ft Js ais2 lvy
Cooi Oninarg 10 lOw Far ey "ke}st'ne ~ iai,ll',',
Ls 90. ev. " LaHo; In " "iroihs Das.,' loe., 10 @
Fer. 5000 ty. do. withdrawn from STOCK, sld pa o'le
ai F1lIv Faf eN. Slca" L &C.; Mid qhiet but - Ay
,l 1aas Slyapli4 ex. Alp ana Etul ffFa.t fII'
o1dna quota ION G.ri srst,, Rio stii e6ca - ~ 10
tati0is Ordinary, 10 GlG sc Far II iici tl' %
Prime. lgLaI.s4c: Fair 10 Cool santos Ft1I3 ~;
lava and Padang p o2ic MaIaeabo 6'2d 9ci ana -
Ia . 6-fa llc II Q20c Augostur3, lod2te' al goH'
CANDLFS-t -uchaugcN qitf.
CHlCOI1-Quiet 4'a Fj'ic, eold .. ..t,s.
COAI.-I InsctcI; ala attention pad 10 auct"h 81 :,
loyer irirrs realized. Liverpool Hor9. C1hutl 81 =.
SI.. Iiycrqool Gas DO. $lOa@ll; Newcastle dnr :. -
as: Provincial q! 5O1S., ctreneyi Icis 'ata w
r0relaud aud Wcsf Nirlua Gas - 5u~tp, 'Iulu,ll,u
sort ana Broadtor CrarAcld. SiGSi o. ana NhIH'i'o
t. 50 - 25 1y tur CARO- e. t..-,,. tr,,.s.
l.als A.. i!o1g. u feel, ordinary o. P.n" T'5f 30 -
c, do s1s ~3J; N0iass,- shocks ~ inches, "4 h'ai
T5c-l 8 ~aear ~l0.-, with hciis. 5~ laci'7- 81
- 30 d. 56 inclc- ~ ju0-l - BoX SHOCKS C'"'V
i,uui shook. rs Toast. IIp- shocks, - J"df.
COl,DAGF.-f f,uirt. unchanged an ,.,..
COI7TO,-C CieI. lac. lower. on :. .of sifs o-J uft
t2l2 las evening. flr spiamag; LlOJ delivered o. c0,"''
Eecsuts ri ptrrs. -j46l ude. Against <uJ tI., ~ Isl
week ard $3.50 last iOr a.. wees 3i'''o D.,
tcmbcr Gl9 bales, against elJ"jl same um' ~ year
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
OFFICIAL REPORT NER-YORR MINING STJch E&
CNANGE sALES OCIOBEA 20. 1877.
TnIRD RnARD-2:3n 2. ".
FRIDAY. oct. 26-P. NJ.

We're we to ignore the possible effect of a serious
collapse in stock values upon legitimate business,
II would be difficult to write Of the present specula-
tlon except from its cOmical side. The mysterious
sayings, and the open threats Of dire punishment
% all unbelieyers; the tricks and cunnlngly
devised schemes which are resorted to-
all to induce other spectators ana an
investment public to buy stocks at present
prces-woud, If published present story more
amusing than anything from the pen OF Mark
Twain To-day has furnished single instance OF
the devices referred 10. In the most confidential
manner a copy of dispatch. said to have been tele-
gTapLed to Boston was shown but only " special
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
rrRnpEAN FINANcIAL MARKETs

LONDON oct 26-i2.3Op p m-US. bonds l567s l0si Ten
forbes iOS; New fves, lObA i.fle lh"a! sHaes' i's
Peun-y lvania Central. 30. ~ -. A. .o.
ToNfnN Ocf Do d. m.-paris adviccs quote hve per
ct es al 100 francs rentmes for the account Con
soils gfs Ia for boz money and the account - go, ~.
TnVr.,. w.-U. :. bonds, 1888, los trle
Railway shares I2ai do rfeferred % Illinois Cenai -
paris avicos gofc Ave Rencs al - francs u ceh
tire ior The accoiut Silver quoted 90 Jsd Ter ounce
TovnoS oct 2C-i.30 y. m.-U. s. bonds Ne" h'cS Iuoe
Illinois Central, Il g. .-.,-. -,...o. ma oql,
IONuos. oct 16f 30 pfn-l-rie khiWtY ,isI.
PARs oct. 26-ExchaHEe on London, 70 '"h's 40 WV
af shur: siglt.
R-gu oct 26-The weekly statement OF tne dnps',
R ~ eruuy SHOW an Increase Of specie VI OOOOOC INKS
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

head total for the week fs 5Ss hed against s634
Of "a cons gned 81 cat
today fresh arrivals consigned through ana yafus
bare OF stock a..
SHEEP AND LANBs Receipts to-day 7,2c0 head total for
the 400 head against 1000 head lst "eek
consigned through head Market qniet and sha1e
weaker; sheep at 81 3OdS4 co. Canada LAMBS "
s5 5Od4560 , A..
HoGsRecepts today $50 head tot Al for the week thus
far against i55OO last week consgned trougn
$500 head duh Yorkers NJ SdtJ 20 goa
heavy light demand 5 20 RS 3O common grades
nor. ed
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

Futures fairly active. closing dLu " pout9 H0'0''
sales lat evening. 700 bales 800 ~ ,,..to. to,
ptrs an TO-DAY. October, 100. ll2'; Dccenbei +t'
~ ~ t.,r,,-~ 500 ii -. March 400. llfn, Nav 100,
Jine 100 III total. la. bales second ,ili ,e'IG
ruafy 100 Il2a 100, IL. o; June iVj llS5 tia 2Co
cc,ler 800 H. O9: Jaguarr loo, Ills; March tUD'
n 50. June 100 IlSl; total. 23OO bales 50 .'So'
fcolar G.sUO, November, Ia ~ - o.u'
D,c,inn,r -. lj"uu. Jalu3ry III ~; ~; lfvo'
F,rrrry i,l. 200, March lliuG!4li l"u june
ls1: total 500. bales ursnu total 40 100 DaIeS
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, sATURDA

since the beginning of the year. compared with the
corresponding portions OF previous years
sorthe 1873. 1915 lssddaao,,
Entered the port. Sl,3iglD folu,suc
Thrown market.... l,461.65O S5o,oof i'oo'@if
Fnored at The port Isil65 s7o.tg71si ss95sl6G6
Thrown on market. Sl,36I G54 722y7,l5s 7O,A4o53o
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
Total sales for the day.
Tn State bonds old rcnuessees advanced to
III --t--L.I-- Ii.l.n,-Dr L-hNL .ALL

Tn State bOndS OId IcnnfSsces HINHlctU q Id
I'm city bank stocks Hanover l50l sold at ~ ;
Tradesmen's 2jl as 1876; Continental 33l at lO2;
Gernan-American 90 al 20 and Park 90 at lo1
Railroad bonds were quiet. Frsts of Morris ana
Essex ruled strong at 1O7, and seconds at lOlG
1O41l: ~. Paul gold Is at 81, and new Is Of Rock
Island at 1O7. Jersey Central COnsols were firm at
GGla. Chicago and Nj YANKEE iirsts sold at lO1i2
Missouri Pacific seconds at %, and North Missouri
frsts at 1O1.
Tie gold sales were all at 1929 again to-day, loans
costing per cent carrying, Hat. auG 1d2 borrowing
terest and 1929 600 in redemption of called bonds
The day business of the gold clearing department
Of the Bank Of the State of New-York covered ::
Gold cleared, SO 755, 900: gold balances S771,-
lO7; currency balances S795,SS2. The gold quo
tatlOns weTe
........ 1929, a,l3..................lO2ai g.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
Guslnees Ghanees.

4 PERSON having a large amount Of prop
~ erty law. woad Ike to engage mdiieag'i mal %
attend IT, paying linn certain amount OF TIE money col
lected Address r.. Tribune Once.
EOR SALE.-The stock, good viii and fix
old established drug house To party hay.
requisite capital unusual opportunity presented
business hrstclass w every rtsrect Apply 20
JOHN GILBE 4 & 60, Wholesale DTugslss 300 and all
North Slst. Philadelphia.
DARTNER WANTED.--BoOks stationery,
&C.; The mind largest business IN Western state pro-.
porous such opening very seldom
found Address NJ B, care WNWO ID co. Greot Jcnessi
TTN OUVRlER tres habie dams son art avec
u quaranie anntes deNpt,nre dams mttifr desirs
trouver capital Dc $4,000 $4,000 pOlr us
industre appOrant par cent de benece Lndu-tue &c
iqmAs oua aux siaguatious. Une vile du Connecticut n
du ane meme preorrte Correspoudre trauea
I'adressor t. FLOKRY, G0yersyuo Fulton County y. 4
BOX y.
d.se 2 p ssSSs in 3eTg aerale %G ecu
business J. e., Tribune Ofice
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

STH-AVE., 6O7. near Windsor Hotcl.-Ele-
- CANT suites Of apartment richly furnished WIN cr Mtt
out private table; liberal arrangements
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
90 ntrp Doaro.

A PLEASANT WINTER HOME, with beau
"a tim surroundings all the c0nyenlenees eNeriens
tabls terms. So 60 - per week BOX - M0ffsO@h y
A LOVELY Fall and Winter Home, li2
"A hours Central Railroad ~ New Jersey, fine rooms wcl
heated aad hrstc ss hoa-i: Terms rj Aa.ress BUXfON
SOrth Bmnc., Somerset CO. y
CROCKER HOUSE, LONDON, CT
Great reduction I'm prices ~ board for the Winter Ee
CANT suites of rooms for families. For apply 10 ID.
KELLOGG Proprietor. New Ionfon, conn.
HILLSIDE HOUSE, M0ntclir. \. J.-Wln-
4 tar BOARD for famil ample grounds eNcrllpt ac-
commoiato malaria. situation healthfl and u asanii
delicate lungs easy OF access near 70 scAv"s
and churches Address Box so,
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

STH-AVE., 81, near 16TH-ST.-Three spa
- cous front ROOMS handsomely furnished together "
separttelv with boarl han with gIale eterencer