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New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
DROPOSAI.S FOR RONpS.

4 BIFFAIO NEW-YORK AND ERIE r. r. co.
mortgage debt this Company has executed trust mortesse
on eacb ITS psya ens y e Taons Rnk Of comm rec june
1916 Win interest cogpons a. per cent per aa pay able
The Company has issued 45s OF said Bonds aud can;
celed +40V of ~ oii bones, ielElns , a o
For the purchase Of these 81 922OO0 Bonds proposals
invited
Of the Old nds and this issue does not increase The
present ndebednsss o the road nor has been increased
Bv sale these Bonds first aud only MORTGAGE re-
mains this valuable property ana There u 40 otef III
Interest payments upon Bonds have always been
sued In their should uman1 nigh premium the
hst q the sew York stock EIeaange .,. ,..,
ns is in t @ s,as ~ N Wv r,s.-sas most Sau96le
terminal affords the Erie p r. Co al small
cost indispensable connection with the Cities Of Buffalo
sealed proposals invited orany part Of s922oo9 Of
these Bonds ND 70 IL oco, l. Jinr 9 when L6e d- WI m
be considered; and the Company reserve DE right 70 reject
AMI All -unds received via De depo.se by the Trustee
Proposals may De sent - Messrs. LATHAM ALEXANDEH
CO.. Bauker 80 Is Ealst, or to The undersigned at the
ONCE o' ''' oO' '"'' G. O. MILLER President
JTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
L SINKING FUND BONDs.-In accordance with rro-
visions the ldenHre per cent Of te outstanding
Company viii De by o az TIE office Of The company IN
h'1 Ta 10 be resta oS the rst DAY Of scpIebs is7
provided in said mdentqTe; ,,c,pr.,,r re,surer
Boston, June 25 1877.
WANTED
W RrRLSGToy CITY Iowa va and nd 6 Per os9 Gent Bonds
DUBUQUE CITY. Iowa. g Per Gent Bonds
HENRY cor NTI. Iowa. 7 Per Cont Bonds.
LEE COUNTY. Iowa. Per Cent Bonds.
DAYTON CITY, OHIO. s Per Cent Bonds.
INDIANAPOLIS CITY, Indana 80 Per Cent Bonds
LOUISVILLE CITY. Kentucky, ana Per Cent Bonds.
COVINGTON CITY. XIV, and 80 Per Cent Bonds.
ALLEGHENY CITY, PenusvlyaDa Per cent Bonds.
And other city and county bonds suitable for invest
ulenG ,,- ~
10 and 81 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
(irauc1al.

4 counts Of corporations, firms and indi-
"A ydua examined and adjusted a. C. Hlsted, 81 Nassal
GAS STOCKS.
n. ~kWvJRk METROPOLTTAN MUTUAL AND
MArHAT1.AN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
,nf all OF brooklyn ana New fors Gas securities dcsi'
nby Sh'i ~ - ~ 80, 80 y
WANTED, for six or II months, > 300 or
W $1,000 secured by mortgage on eas mold property
A. ID \
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

\
F-Inventofis ~ The property FAR as ascerained
rho e. Circuit COurt at Jackson N ~is
spp Aforesaid, hich be- application 20 he Clerk
OF SAID court ie9 SwSatIu&Th
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
NiAHlTTil SiElIGS NSTiTLT!Ol,
Business Chances.

EOR SALE-The stock and fixtures Of DRUG
d STORB located In Milford Conn, NeVHayen r. X.
Reason fyr selling sickness proprietor. Inquire OK y. J.
SPARKS Sparks's Hotel, Milford, COun.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
Total sales ior the
CLOSING PRICES oF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.


trrn M District of Columbia 3 Cos to 77S5 and re-
action % 7sG7734. There were no other sales,
except iu Louisiana cOusOls az S2si-
cit. bank stocks were indiherently bld Tor, ana
tn ONLY sale WAS OF Metropolitan lll at l23I2
Conspicuous IN the railway mortgages were the
convert BILE eight per cents OF HalHlhal ana II.
JosoDh which advanced 20 S6l2; the movement
thourh WIS evidently the result of manipulation,
intended t0 aid the speculation ID the stocks Oi the
coupany Chicago and N3rth-NeStem gold c0nso.s
welded tn Si1f and firsts sold AZ 1868 Lehigh
and Nilkcsbarrc c0nsois 10 yesterday, were 20
American Dock and Improvement Co IS fetching !.
Both bear the Endorsement OF Ncw-Jeisty Central.
There was an advance In Michigan Central rs 10
109 aaj in Missouri Pacific uTsts to lOII2. In tie
Pacific coast roads Central Grsts were stsady 10
IiOls bur Union sinking funds fell 20 @G. Nrw-
York Central and Huson irsts were strong no l&Ul2.
TIE ,nhng funds of the ST. P.ul were heavy, being
offered at o6l2 regular, and oo4 seller % days
without buyers.
In nder the free disbursements If gold By the
Treasury and the strong tGHc o London god lell 10
100 to-day. at which and 1OJIs the days limited
Transactions were Effected There was 800 feature 10
the market. Daily gold loans were made 40 J, ! p
= 2l1. and fiat, borrowing. Tie Assistant treasurer
paid out 81 100000 in coin interest on the public
debt. and $40 900 I'M redemption OF called bonds.
Tire DAYS business OF tire COLD Clearing Depar nent
of the Ban1 OF the state of NcW-l uIk covered :
Gold cleared, S27.230OOo; gold balances, y, -
100; currency balances. 12,32J, ,4l5. Inc gold
quotations were gs follows;
DO ..........iGj l2-.--.- lO3i- 3.---.. .lO's
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

GENERAL MARLErrE arrived yesterday
morning from San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10
AIMING STOCK REPORT
Msrnisc Board.

m0xnuOS DOoHu'
cph!r ls,os 70, s5s ,szs, loss ls24, zoos lsA DIG
42ss leJS, lS0s 1926, 9itss lsA
Nex,can 7,ss "a, lss ioA. l9os l5Is
Hes. and Belcher ss5s ss5s. 2sos $50, loos
ssx. ass Us 3 ~ ~, rs ~. $50 sc; is s ss ga
California 1915 ~. a5os "a: zoos ~, sss
A.. zoos q b5, l!5s ~, 32os 4s, ss va
savage pos So, l4us S7k sos 9, lOOs vs.
Con Virginia 4sos s6s44, lJos 81 bsD, 2oos 81 %
Gss 36X b5, l;sIs 36;s, PISS "
S Yei.oW Jacket sIis IS, 2l5s l4;s, enas ls1s b'
Hale and Norcross BIOS 81 70 $ oz
crown Point zoos 65S, los 634, 5os % y,
imperial s4Os 81 6.c, SIS ~. sIes - ga. .; %.
Alpha As II, s's 1914, = :; io1s' ''' '''s' -'
Bslcher IyJs lei. 1908 less
sierra nevada nos So, 7os 81 1855 s. 2es
s1, 5o s, s. p is,,s 6, 81. s. 1908 go
i5s sJs, l0os 50 so, US 5s'4 $50
Bullion i7i5s y, 1905 liX IN.
Overman SIS lus. 1855 LOO, as lOo4' E's LUZ
1u,,,ee i ,s sS 3. i Il; soos ,s. 100, ,2
b3e. 3Os llA bio, os Il o3o
Evening R~per'.
Raymond and Ely 4ois 4. 2os AZ. SIS ~ los
Eureka Con l's s,s .o<, ssss el: e5os 2os. sos
oOH. g 2UJx = ~ Jos u SkO
Jackson AIS 81, lbs 5 =, lOOs 5T
Belmont SINS 1. 4Oos So
Tx Con l55s 3
Leopard 46ls ~, zoos ~
ella zoos TIC, l5lls 75c
Panther 2 Os CSC ,.,<
75s z4z. 2sss 2i1S 2Ds 26, Los az sSo,
l1ls 2l!< $50, 2O5s 2A,], IS "a, SOS AZ
so
Manhattan ,4sos IL, SIS lls1. zoos lsls. Zoos
lDl<
Grand i P5ise 20? sc,s y. e '''' '1''' 1'S -.
Wodoc 3ss s, sls b, rs 81. 2:os 81
New Coso los Ak, i2s IL S. los ~, 25Os ~
Golden Chariot 2S0s 3, SIS ~. Ss0s ~
south Chariot l25s &c.
Union ias y. 44OseH, i0,s Q
Lady Bryan ss g
lula sais S, IS . *, IS ~
Caledonia SIS MI, iius l0H. 1868 l01is. 1905
l0N b Q, zoos los b.. SIS lo114oso
Xnickerbocker 4Sis &c
Baltimore 4Vs z, aOs 70
Rock Island 3,os Soc. 100. lsc. lsOs 47}sc
New York Con 1858 ss
Phil Sheridan 5UOs sss
Alta zoos ~, 4Os TX. iOos ~
Woodville 3s5s 75c. 2A zoe
Lady Washington s65a ~
Kossuth 25,s ~
Niagara 40 3 3Oc
Andes isSs ~
Leviathan aOs 70c
Prospect y5s y
North Con Virginia 90os ~
Trojan Sos =, los 45c
After the Board.
Gould and Curry lossbid. 1n1 asked
Best and Belcher 81. bid. 37et asked
Con Virginia 1854 bid, 81 asked
Ophir nix bid. lSl4 asked -,
Exchequer 81 bid, So asked ~ sold
California 42l1 bid, ~ asked
Mexican 10 bid
Ogermar leo Cid
Julia ~ bid
Justice IFS bid llA asked
Eureka Con 20 bid
SIERRA Nevada bid
Caledonia 10 bid, iGl asked
Cverman 81 bid, 80 asked
Alpha IL bid
bullion NJ. bid, IL asked
Utah IL bid
Yellow Jacket is bid
Overman 81 bid, IS asked, 81 sold
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

NEIL. tba California Diamond. and
George Giddens gave their first enter
tainment in Carson last evening. The
house was filed by large and apprecla-
tive audience. and the programme was
in excellent taste. We think We never
saw an audience lend itself more thor
ouohly to the festivities of the evening,
and every one WAS delighted with the
actors and their parts. In singing, act
inc and dancing, both Nell and Giddens
ara Equally nj home. and the jokes and
.erariees are mos, excellent in character
and kind. Tho programme will be
changed for this evening. and another
opportunity for laugh and amusement
may be had.
TIE Judiciary Committee have rented
q neat room for the session, in the new
Bank building. The room is supplied
With the necessary articles of furniture,
and. xi,hal, is a c,sy little place. Here
= GREAT deal of business will be done in
the next tvo months. as this il one OF
the principal committees in the Assembly.
and to it are referred most OF the import
ant bills under discussion.
TzrsE warm days are just the kind for
croquet playing. and in some parts OF
the town We see the young people active
" It work. Croquet playing in January
r ont of the usual order Of affairs, but
Mature has been particularly gracious
thus far. and the lovers Of the game
mentioned have ample opportunities for
the display Of their skin.
Txr Mint, at present. b engaged In
IL soiuaes Of quarters and dimes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10
rELEaRAPHIc BREvITIEs.

The situation in New Orleans Is
becoming more and more complex
Yesterday the streets we're filled Win
armed men. and Lafayette Square
presented a scene almost unknown
except in times Of war. The Nichols
militia seized the police stations.
and also took possession Of the Su-
preme Court building, and installed
their Judges in the same. They are
in possession of everything except
the State House. and an attack on 1t
was probably made late yesterday
afternoon. The Republicans are
hopelessly in the minority, and the
most intense excitement prevails. A
force of three thousand of the militia
of Nichols is under arms on the levee.
The force under Packard will not ex-
coed few hundred.
Tho Illinois Democracy held q
convention yesterday at Springfield,
with John NJ. Palmer as President,
and ono Vice President from each
Congressional district in the State.
They declared in short that it was
the duty of both Houses to use every
means in their power to settle the
Presidential question in parllmen-
tary and satisfactory manner, and
for any failure to do the same the
Representatives will be held account
able by the people. They reiterate
their faith in the election Of Tilden
and Hendricks.
The Virginia Democracy have held
a meeting. which was attended by
the Representative men in the State.
they recommended strictadherence
to the Constitution in arranging the
present political affairs, and declare
that Virgins is still true and loyal
to the government. Firmness in the
present crisis is recommended to all
lovers of justice and equal rights to
all.
The much talked of duel between
May and Bennett, isreported to have
taken place. The strictest secrecy
is observed in all the details. The
latest particulars report the wound
ing of May, but not seriously. Ben
nett is said to have escaped unhurt
Considerable excitement is rife in
New York regarding the matter, the
friends of both parties being anxious
for the safety of the principals.
Commodore Vanderbilt in his will
leaves all his property TO his son, W.
q. Vanderbilt. who is to be respon-
sible for several small requests. The
other relatives of the deceased are
not satisfied with the requests as an
rounced, and threaten to contest the
will. The Commodore remembered
his old pastor, DR.. Deems, by be-
quest of twenty thousand dollars.
Cornelius Vanderbilt received two
and one half millions.
The Indiana and Kansas Demo
cracy have held conventions and re-
iterated their faith in the truths of
the great Democratic party. They
discountenance any recourse to arms
to settle the Presidential problem,
and declare that the emergency at
present requires wisdom and moder'
alton. Both conventions were
largely attended, and the interest in !
the proceedings we're very marked.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

The breaking of our press, last
night, is the cause OF tie delay in the
issuing o: the APPEAL this morning.
The break has been remedied, and
the paper will appear at the usual
hour tomorrow morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

DsA1H OF ME-. G. W. FRIENDS
F.rHER.-Mr. Charles W. Friend re-
ceived last night. from Auburn. Call
iorpia, a telegram Announcing the death
of his father, ut the advanced age OF ~
This announcement coming to Mr..
Friend at time when be is Frustrated
By sickness is fraugat with peculiar sad
ness and sense of affection. The
funeral will take place Tomorrow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10
JUST RECEIVED.

M.roayiia De y:l.aI.
La Opor,una. Bouquet especial,
Rock. Y. ca, Bouquet Rsina Vic.
Bouquet Princisss. Elaguila Del.
,-hs shove brands Of fire imported cigars
Yuss arrived ct Frei. Campbelrs cissr ntand
nice and fresh. Call and try them. j7w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ARMY HoUsE~aEoRoE d. IRrEh. rRofHtx1o'
TIP Mach CA Kennedy
J H Roche A hotnsc1'o
III, REYNOLDS RIA Mccoy
IT. William. 4 vf G Giddens
C II Gibson w n Sea~sn
J Benbszeu W Wa.eneio
NJ Drew W Baftois
RAD,vis F. Mayhem
A Caldwell y GREENWOOD
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

HsoAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the complexion; removes freckles ta3
and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate, Its application cannot be detected.
my2leod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

LYONS KATHAIRoS makes beautiful, glossy,
luxurisnt hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test of 40 years. Is
charIuiusly peffumed. and has no rival.
my2leod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

WAGNER & CO.'S
Hardware Store,
Stone Building, next to County Building
Carson street.
p. A. WAGNER & CO.,
whoiesale-and Retail Dealers In
HARDWARE,
Cutlery and
Gas Fittings.
Agricultural Implements,
Plows. Harrows. Mowers and Rsspers.
Crockery and Glass Ware
Lamps. Chandelier. LansernA
PAINTS, OILS AND BRUSHES.
Coal OIL, Turpentine, varnish. Rnober and
Chemical Paints. Lard and Ma
chine Oils.
STOVES. RAN @ ES. TlnWARE
AGENTS for the Rathbone Range. and Cooking
Stoves Of sill brands.
Pumps, Hose and Pipe,
House Purnishin1 Goods,
Practical Plumbers and Timers.
Agents for Harrison's Spring Wagon.
Made expressly for use on the Pacific Coast.
Tho attention Of the public Is called to our
very large and we'll selected stock Of goods.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

BULLION Even such as IL not
- receivable at the y. 8. MINT sssayed and
sold cc the most favorable terms.
>amples CT Ore critically asssyed for both
Gold and Silver, AND REPORTS BASED UPON
DUPLICATE TESTS, for 81 IS per ssmplr,
when reports are delivered In Carson.
Samples of Ore asssyed for Copper, Lead.
Anthony Tin and Mercury. or other Metals.
1t very low rates 8 e Circulars.
Samples of all inorganic substances. miner.
als saline deposits anu mineral waters ans,yzed
and examined chemically or microscopic ally.
Also particular attention given to the Fxsm.
instion OF Foods and Liquors, with reference
to ADULTERA rIONS.
We aim at large business on small profits.
whether in Analysis or in other branches.
Assayers and the Trade furnished with Chem
icalIy Pure Gold at $40 per o., with discounts
of for quantity. Chemically Purs silver It
s. per OF.
For further information see advertisement In
Virginia Evening Chronicle, or call. IS above,
on Messrs. Pixley Mcconnell for Circular.
CONRA WlEGAND.
Formerly Meter and Refiner of s. Mint at
San Francisco. and later Assayer OF the same
Establishment. Covllm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

CARSON CITY SAVINGS
BATxs
Conner Of Carson and Proctor streets,
Canon CITY,. ''''Nsvaos'
TRUSTEES:
George Tuhy, Richard KHman
I'D. Stadtmnl1er, Jacob Klein.
George T. Davis, George B. Hill.
~. Herrick. John g. Fox.
A. ". Pray.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
Richard Kirmsn. Ed. stsdtmu]ler.
George Tufy.
This Bank will receive Savings Deposits In
sums aS low as One Dollar, and issue Pass
Rocks for the same; will issue Time and Cali
Certificates Of Deposit and receive commercial
Deposits on open account, subject to check or
draft on demand; will pay interest OF Time
Certificates and Savings Deposit; buy and sell
exchange on New York, Canada and san Fran.
cisco. Currency and Bullion bought and sold.
Make collections. loan money. and discount
commercial paper.
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING 1NsC8-
ANCE COMPANIES
p,.nrh Carnoyatfou. and
Commercial Union OF London,
GEORGE TUFLY. President.
RICHARD KlRMAN. Vice President.
GEORGE B. HILL. Cashier. novle
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10
TIE BEAUTIFUL FROSTED OR SATIN
SILVER FINISH

TORINTHIAN MONUMEN Ta.
Neuperior to Marble o. Granite for Cen etery
, 1877-07-13

In point Of numbers and 1nntter Of cuthu.
aiasu,, the temperance campers at Laka bjutf
arc to 10 congratulated. \ large number Of
inherently virtuons psoplo and correspond
Ing forco OF converted 0rnnkaras ars ht,Hy
with their several experiences, and tile sca-
son Ia Qua Of nnusual interest and refresh-
,nai,t. 1t il to l,e regretted, however,, that
tie barning elcanenco of TIM workers is
limited IN It's operation for good upon tue
already saved There is not very aatisfac-
tory ontpouring Of thu unregonerato, for
Lake Dlnt1 Ia somo little distance from tho
centres of sin, and its consccrnted groves
echo not 10 tho nnhnllowed tread Of tho irr-
pio,ts. Bat those who assist In the nainistra-
tious appear to be satisfied in strengthening
each other, aul thcro is q prevailing feeling
that it is good for them TO bo there, evou II
no ons elsa gets around.
, 1877-07-13

c,nten.lins governments, has always been
considered inviolatc. No mnn would moro
strenuoualy dcnounce tho violation OF snct'
m amnesty than wonld Gen. rA1aza. 1et
that is what las been done il, Louisiana by
tho indictment OF these oi1iccrs Of the !ase
Ssato Government. Tho Inplarabla Demo-
crats In New Orleans, to whom 1'cncefal
Government III Tint State Is irksouic, nnd
who would prefer an armed conflict with tho
other party, have resorlcd to this tll-"l'fseu
and disreputablc violation OF tho eacret'
torms Of Tho peace agraed upon. While tho
Governor of that State 1nny be impotcnt to
azvest tho proceedings before the Grand
Jury or tho Court, hc may, in case Of !" con-
vction, intcrposo his Executive pardon to
prevent tho completion Of tho o,'trnge upon
good faith, upon pnblfc md prisaso honor
and TINT he will do so VIC hare no tlonbt
Tho attempt Of Gov. PALMER to hitch l'ta
old stalo-sovcreignty exhibition oil to this
| Loulsiann cnae ia very weak.
, 1877-07-13

Abont this time expect so.no big stories
by WAY of st. Petersburg Of Russian VIC
tories In Asia Minor. Tho necessities Of tile
situation arc such that thero ,nnst either be
some tall lying or olso somo tall fighting.
1Ienco tho report of groat SUCCESS achieved
by the lately-ratrsating Gen. TeHousAKorr
in relieving tho garrison At Dayazi'l lis Ia
said to hare completely defeated tho Turkish
defenders numbering 80, o00; which is shout
three times tito Rize of tho forca actually ir1-
veating the citnlel, according to all pre-
vious accounts. Il is to be feared TINT 1'En-
ousaKorp is tsrgivcrsasing little; but 1t Is
no long sinco ho has been able to make
Init and writo any sort OF dispatch that
so,uo allowance must he ,natlc for lnan
who in all out Of breati, with running.
, 1877-07-13

op - =. III. - - r,b,a ttsnatrh
"Aea's"RnS, - y. .Ia, .a.anv arnonnclnr
was received from Lo"oo' "'aa5 .''
that the now per cent bonds wcso placed on lho
narkrt In that city on tho 10Th Inst Tho price
q. o..a .,.,,.r+, In, $500 tu,ud which II about
"ns A1o- ssin =. ~ ~, -. ~. rnrntrv M In.
equivalent 70 par IN qua ~ wv I"". ~.
formation has been received IN scgaFu 10 tae
amount Of sales which have been made In London.
.rhe ~snort INIT thar aggregated s14, ,O00 GOO was
tno sepo's tua| As -, s ..tr,,.+aI S+om tho fart
tncofFoet, aha ptoueo'5 o1,h'u'a ~ .~.t,... ~
that tho Syndicate has shlppca taal a"ou"s ~
London,
~. .,n.~r,t,cn. rrre3vaa in thi, country 10 tho
-. t ta. ,.a.x a. yennrtcd Il, Tho
no" PCT eehs oo"s" 49, 10 = osnF frt ,,t.1
Treaan1J, amounted 70 Nh oeu'1o"' Nv Nv ~. s's
subscriptions previously reported was s2l. 7t4'-
oon 1hn tntAl nt tbn c1oap of business ho1Tn 10.
Soo' 80. "or "a, mn
as5 VIZ s@'' 'o4'svv ,au,r~
THE F'nhhtit:
The agents Of tho Fidelity sas'nea HanK to'oaJ
snbmittcd 10 tho Commissioner Of Internal flcso.
~ a., .,... ~ .r1unort an axart statement OF
aoe, ~ p'aeo y. H. ..n..r,.5 ~ the h.nt.
The character OF ousl'csS ''"Hn"esu ~ "s 80
1t WAS decided that, Under Buch eno"1uk tuo nanA
houd ray tax on deposits: a. ntfuasa1i f Eli ~ ~
ehnlt Ut thA bunk against eaea ta1AAoA VIII oo
mads.
| GOOD JOKE;
| no pAfEEuAu naf1 ucca ~ ~nrntfco
, 1877-07-13

Tho next pyont of Importance In tho
French crisis wl,icl, tho world will watch
witt, Interest IL tho forthcoming election OF
now members Of the Chamber. The day has
boen dxod, though not yos announced by tho
Government bnt, ln0atnuch as the const'-
tuition requires 1t 10 10 within three months
Of tlls date of dissolution Of tho oil Cham
Der, which was J'lno "a, the time will prob
ably ,s early in September, 80 IS to allow ~
long timo M possible for the canvass. The
whole number of seats to bo filled In
the ChAuaber is 5ao, and besides these there
ats niue Senatorial vacancies to bo filled,
which stood Aye Republicans and four Roy
aiists. The Republican strength III tho
Chamber recontly dissolved Yves 3G3 Depu.
tics, which II. GAnngrTA is confident will be
Increased to a0N in tho new election, ~ tho
1tepnblicun gains ln tho last election wuro
greatly Increased. aud there were then ut
such dangors to Republican institutions u
exist now. II III 10 ho remembered. however
TINT tho elcction this year will be fargel,
under tl,o manipulation Of II. FounTou. ths
uuscrupulo,ts politician who managed LouI
NAroLgos's coup dttak and other affairs. III
las already commenced operations by dis
charging Republican Projects, prosecuting
lsopullican papers, and dissolsing herut
lican Municipal Councils, and will laave II
stone unturned to carry the election II til
lntorcsts Of blAo3lAuoN, who has alreaa
secured tho army OIL bis side. The Nspul
licaus will hare formidable obstacles To cor
teul aga:nst, but they have great moral II
auonco on their sidein the apprehensions fe
by the Ministerial party AZ TO tho n'timat
L designs OF Germany In case Of hspublica
q | 1afa
, 1877-07-13

The abso'nte necessity Of surveying aad
1.yinp or,t the alkali antt sagc-lr1lss' deserts
Of tie Territories iuto towns.nn,l school t!'H-
tricts does not appear to profoundly impTcsa
Secretary soHunz. lie has discovered Tho
existence Of coutracts for snch work, let out
10 political faroritcs, who without them
would duyoto THAR tin,c to surveying lunch.
routes, and found that tho Treasury In
mulctctl in million yenr toward tho sup
port Of hypothetical lanel-of1ices. All this
be now proposes to snve by ahutting down
on tie systen., md will shortly recommend
the cutting of OF appropriations
, 1877-07-13

cH1cAaa MhRECT Summary.

Tie Cl,ic3.u produce markets were Fathef 1eta
actyo Yesterday, nit, relatively Atcady. Mess pork
rlu,ed unchanged, Ut $l.. +2s,dal3 70 tor Augahs
md s13. ~, 13.:n for September Lard closed
= +ha.y ass,cr, at 81, o'flD. OIL for August and
an,1s,,@f,. Ii for scptomue.. Meats wcro steady
=. 17,c prr ID for ioo*c rhoaldcrs anu TIC Tor
ap s,ort ribs. Like frcghts were actiYc Mt l3iQd
II fur corn to Buffalo. iItEhwncs WIRE s'ea'1J n
81. .os pcr gallon. Flour WAS dull. Whcat closed
i4e higher. At tt.lo fof July and sl.lsH iot
hu.n,t. Corn eluped .igi,c lower, At %7tc fol
Ju1v and i7Ac for August. uats Were AkE &c
lover ut 31.;c ca.h and :a!sc for Ar9ust il5f
xyas Irregular, at TIC cnsh ani a4c for August
Barley sold Ut H5c for new seller StpteaibcF Hog
re.e actiys with light weights ''c higher. C1alt
cctc irra n,,'l 101t1ac higher with sales at 81
ta,;, SC. shvcp unchanged One hundred dollar
la ,:old wulld buy $1U5. .5 In Krccnoacks at th'
clu,E,