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The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
LIABILITIES.

Daianoe,'' .'...'..-............... So ,70l %
To aid balance OF SZ07o1 % may be ad
ded tie assessment now collecting Or col
lected by Receivers for the year 1877 which
Will after deducting the commission allow
ed receivers amount to aboutS4S, 900 10 max
ing cash assets over and above value of
Real Estate, S60,T0l 2S. 10 pay losses of
1877.
The company's funds are deposited in
bank in Chester, Pa. on call
The total amount of insurance on pro-
perty IN the company is a little less than
thirtyfour millions and the premium upon
which assessments are based, and which is
! subject to unlimited assessment. amounts
| to eight hundred and seventy-three thou
rand six hundred and eighty four dollars,
The cost of insurance in said Company.
since its organization in the year 1870 has
been one dollar and fifty cents per annum
on the one thousand dollars OF insurance.
The Office of the company is located in
Coatesville, Chester county, Pa. in the
| United States OF America, and the Agent
authorized to attend to the Compa
business in the State of Delaware is James
NJ. Brackin, ESQ, whose p. o. address is
| Wilmington, in said State of Delaware
@. III. BRADLEY, Sect'y.
| Coatesville, Pa, January IL, 1877.
| NAV. S-3tW
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

The Republican clubs of Paris have
been closed on account Of holding politi-
cal meetings.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

NOTICE.-NOJice Ii nereny given that
IN the County and Poor tax for the year
1911 are now due and payable at the Office
6ls Market street. P. S.-All persons who
have not paid their taxes for the year 1876
are requested to do SO at once or they will
be collected according to law with costs.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR.,
A. GIVEN, Collectors.
apls-tf Wilmington Hundred,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

The National Brewers Convention has
passed resolution refusing to support
any candidate for Office who approves the
temperance movement.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

DELAWARE STATE BONDS.
IL BY virtue of an act of the General AS
sembly. passed at Dover, Feb. 20, 1877, !
hereby give notice to holders OF Delaware
state Bonds that >shall attend at the
Philadelphia National Bank on the three
redeem and paw off ali bonds ffom No 10
No. 75 inclusive of the denomination of one
thousand dollars each. of the issue of the
bonds of the state of Delaware under date
of January |, ls65. and that from and after
said first day OF July 1877, the interest on
said bonds will cease.
THOS. B. GILES.
state Treasurer.
Office OF State Treas. May /, 1877.
2tawjuly1.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
Drawing Positively June 80, 1874
And Every 3 Months Thereafter,

The present management emphdticdly noiA
the public that there WN be no pOStpO'ened 4
this drdUing as is usual in such enterprises, o1
thdt IL UW positively dlld uneqtvOcdly td1
place on he'fdte named
This, the Second DrdUing, Uu be c0Tdictd
like the first, 10 the fairness " Whlch ue JOaca
ing named gentlemen hare tcaUed
Hon, Alvin Duvall, late Chief JustlY
Sup. Court of Ky.
James G.. Dudley, Chairman Board
School Trustees.
Grant Green, Cashier Farmers Bank
Kentucky. e,o
Hon. ST., NJ. Major, Public Printer sla
of Kentucky, ,,.
Hon. Thomas N. Lindsay PRESIDE
Farmers Bank of KY. ,s...,.ou
Hon. Thomas C.Jones, Clerk oil supfeii''
Court of Kentucky. -,,,. ,ndl
Judge II. A. Thompson, Presiding 'uu
Franklin Co. Court. p,,,, n
James G. Crockett, Clerk fianAiN
Court. ,,ou n
Remittances can be male by MAI
press, Draft. r. o. Order or HeslsNi1a rn w
ter made payable to q. W. barrow q ,,SSa W.
All communication and oruersioiU UeNs
should be addressed TO m
c. w. BARRoMveo Z Manager. GU;;
Courier Journal Building, L01IScSlmi'' cm
GENERA. AGENTS;
Sand for Circular 6y7 Broadway, N
may2-eod&W8W.
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FORSALE AND RENT.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Ah hand
Il some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this ONCE. febs
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STATEMENT

or THE Financial Condition and
" amount and nature of the business
zone by the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of Chester county, for the year 1876.
together with the Assets and Liabilities of
said Company, the manner in which the
assets are invested and the annual expenses
of the company:
Amount of losses by fire for the
wear 1876 cox Eos sn
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

DOR RENT-The second story front room
Il of 416 Market street, over the GAZETTE
office. Possession Immediately. Apply at
this office.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established
in 1854, is the largest and most flourishing
weekly paper IN the state, and has larger
circulation tnan any other on the Peninsula.
Published every Thursday afternoon, at s2
per year, in advance.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

There are two fine Peach
Orchards on the farm, contain
ing ten thousand choice Fruit
in full bearing, and other fine
Fruits are also on the farm. The
Farm contains 3 0 acres of land,
more or less, with am mple tim ber
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
DISBURSEMENTS
ASSETS.

tseal Estate .......................e 9 5000 90
Baiahce IN treasury ............. 2S 410 II
balahce In hands OF agents. 2419 IL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
THE ELLENTON RIOT CASES.

STRONG TESTIMONY BY THE GOvERNMENr W.T.
Hrss-srtF-pFFENsE THE PLEA or THE DE-
Vyyp,Srs-TnE HORRIBLE STORIES or THE
CAMPAIGN REPEATED.
CHARLESTON. May 22.-In the Ellenton rlot
cases now under tia in the United states circuit OOu'
tChlefJustice Waite presidng), the dctend'niS ~.
sstcutly claim that all they did last RAJ"
was in selfdcfcnse that the whole difficulty arose
from the danger0us conduct Of the coored nth c"in
pans and that there was no Of political significance
whatever 10 the entire difficulty. On the part OF the GOV
ernment the effort not to convict the defendants o'
murder Dnt 10 show that their action was conspiracy
IN ntmidae colorcd and to influence the election
The witnesses in the present tal repeat with scSehhg
deta many of the horrible stories current at the tme
of Inc riot and nearly every saws the white Demo
crats repeatedly declared tn"t tncy ~ i,'' tn An
carry the election " 49, uey nna',. 4" 81,
every d-d negro in the country ,"Pl.
Lloyd the first white witness eAdhh." hi'llS & i,
testimony hc said that when he dppeatcd upon tu. %
the situation Of the COlOred people was ucd t"ul lhc'
could not have ESCAPED MASSACRE II nc WI
men mad attacked them. lie heard some OF ti' "hAt
mon ,av thar il was good thing Tor tue co0l men
Len, aI.o sld To the negroes: " You've got clear
his time bnt d-n you wen get you yet" 4 iaise
uunbcr of yytnr--cs nave been examined, nearly H Dl
ticn agreeing the statement tha' inohlh ol % ulle
tLat tncy intended TO carry ui' o'0,t o'0,,t'fs H.
they had TO wade up 10 her S'"u --.V - -
blood This expression IS always si''eu ln d Si "
inrrcdulity bt the dt tcnddn's tnt lhtI "t'UIc =
far these cross examinations have dohc nOLhE !" 7i"C
the testimony OF the witnesses. II tlls were i"
trial for murdrr before an h'pAt'M J",y' ns
the testimony now stands. 1t would seem 70 d.
impossible 20 acquit hlh3lr one % ~ .',,.i
ants But II Is only for con'Pifacy' anu ,t e,r '' -
Eus,r (coggr ". croft, Paul +. lowers "dI'.hoc "
SaIlmgs George w Bush, Abher W. A'hhl'oh, AHSls -
lanes Bu.h Hampton II. WeatnoIby acO.t Iylgr' l.
stuart simpkins George Turner, and Robert a C'.oe'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
GRAND LODGE or GOOD rEurLARs.

PoHTLAND, Me- May 21.-At the morning
session of the Grand Lodge ~ Good Tcmpar to-day the
r,osed amendment to the constitution 90 STRIKE the
requirement thai tLc dues shall be $40 for each vote the
State bodies are entitled TO- aud also that 10 change the
time required for motto, Of special meetings Of the Grand
Iolcc rom one month to tlcc months we're rejected
ue lrou,ti0u 10 maze the election OF phlc,is boo sub
ordinate lodges -cmi-auuuai instead of quarterly Was
rejected The propositions to introduce a beneficiary
doeIc, ana for issuing elective cail~ Weit d"ri sl "
tLe u,yt sr, ION. Th- prprO-ton - constitute lie
members was rejected the reason thai Gu0d Iupltrs
Who remain sucD are now. ~ me hlShc7t 'Tr4'' cie
Committee Appeals reported. The Dual Grand Lodge
Aialylauu WJs organized = question ot priiltE vac
Ia -, ia regard reports u Soc public journals pH dc
cf luctrcct per DnaL st rincuts Having appeared
Ihc whole ml,tcr referred to rpc, i committee
cousi.tiug of exec. EClufI ~ Iaiug Mr. Jones' %
England ana Nj Obonnell Ot New-1drk. The Grand
Lodge then al diOdrucd.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
THE OPERATIONS on THE DANUBE.

THE OPERATIONS OK THE DANUBE.
FlEING Ar NIkoPOIIs-IHE RIVER FLOODED.
LoNpoS saturday, MaY 20, 1877.
The correspondent OF The DGiiy Aers at
Vienna says: II il stated good authority that the
Russian army in Roumauia doe not yet exceed l3OVk
Three complete army corps have hot set crossed The
Pruth.
NIKoroLIs, Friday, May -, le77.
There Wa brisk engagement near THIS place to-day
l crn Im kish foclad and thc iussinu iortncatios
The Turks destroyed tic earthworKs, and the enemy
retreatci leaving 40 dead on the ficd.
WDDuS Friday, May % 1877.
During the week the river has risen three ieei.
T.e Daily NetrsS bucharest dispatch says; Between
GaIatz and ucarcst the railway Is al but hlocheh by
series Of immensely long trains of cans crowded with i'll
fautrv bucharest constitutes the principal center
where IN" columns rldIa,c To their respective deslna
tious on the Danube Another important artery Is the
road from Bu>co to Oueutl.L"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

HARTFORD. Conn, May 2j.-Judgr Shpman
pIuHouucct sentence james j. Chapman, Ca~hir rd
John c. Tracy, President " the Farmers, and Mcchlu
les National Bauk who had pleaded guilty csp-cuVoy
to drcelyug Controller OF the Currency ana per
Jury ana eubfZZcurlt, hy winch the rpJ- 900
IIats sentenced 10 prison fOg NeaIs and
nioltus "a hard labor, and Chapman prison hard
labor Tor iiV, years Ad uoaua fiIc OF 81. Both VIII
be ttt eu 10 Neathcr.fc Id prison to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam So Noon So 3 o. m, $50. Midnight. 62'
a. tgi,esi duing The day 80 Lowest 20.
Average. 53as. same dsy. 1876 6o'4t
Prominent ARRIVALS.

rim 1rcpne Ro'ci-Gen. William ]. Sherman ana
col John j. Tourtcottc. u. 3 Army John T. smyih Snpth
iueudenf of the y y Insurance Depar menI, ana 'uts
Guild ~ g0ston. Var York H0fcl-Gcn Edward o. g OIu
L. = Army and Charl L. Woodbury. ot hoSton y, ,,,e &
Its not. George Jerome. Collector Of Customs AZ Detro
Breroorf Rousc-The Rev. Dr ". H. fnrness OF Imidt
mia IGl1gu Rou.e- FIX MAYOR Richard NauN oi fhlalc
mia F0ef Bruas,cicL- Frederick 4 starring ot ba
NOR. !idsOr Iofef-W StOTer. Russian wee on
mi al Boston Erer HoIs.Prof j. Henry Ihayer OF An
doy
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
THE DISTURBANCE AT CONSTAYTINOPLE.
THE SULTAN AIARMED-ANoTHEE REVOLUTION IN

TTIIIIs
YHNNA, Friday, May -, 1877.
The Abcndbl1H says: " Thursday demonStia-
ton IN Cou,tautiuole assumed very Serious proportions
Many thousands of people led by armed soitas presented
themselves before the Palace 10 demand the dismissal OF
tic Ministry and the rec'l! oi Midai Pasha The sutm
ned 10 fortress ON the Asiatlc side The military dis
perscd tie crowd, wouudinc many. Christians fled out
o the city, and many Europeans took refuge on boa;d
si.in The coustcruHtlou Was general
Private mes>-cs received mere coudrm the report that
the autau fed the A-iatic ,o:e of the phoru' ON
the approach of thc procession of soltas AMI only IL
turned after proclamation oi 1t state oi siege.
Ia Government circles here The SOFIA demonstration Is
regarded rs the commencement OF another revolution.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
WISCONSIN CROPS PROMISING FAIR

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May 2J.-Ihe Sentinel
today puusbe, repor- from nearly all the counties in
the STATE showing the condition of the crops Tue Spring
wheat l good order the cuch bug hns appeared
IN uunrrou- localities. The acreage II only average
Corn, oats rye, and barley promise large yields.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

CHESTER, Penn, May 25.-.Ihc coroncr's in
qu It iu thc Saratoga a.nth ease aaiou.ned tonight
without rendering q verdict. The Mayor hats called a
mtetlue ol calrIs for tomorrow evening 10 all tie
families of the victims OF the d,Istcr
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
THE DISABLED CITY OF BRUSSELS.

IoSDoS, Saturday. 5lay 20 1877.
The officer Of the steamship city Of Brussels
reports that since the inst because of csms, the
vessel merely drfed with the tides, masins n occa
soua six kuots an hour One man ON board died
OF old age.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

noon having been in session eight days The appoint
ments OF bishops not fully completed, and VIII not De
made public until revised by the secretary Bishqp
Wiley was chosen 10 look after MclhOdlsI uiiSlshS III
CHINA anu Japan. He will sail about Sept. IL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

WNNIPEG, May 25.-;-N children of tho
Hudson bay Company employ es at Lower Fork We're
hgntlully burned yesterday 10y thu cSpi'son oi kes
ported dead
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
DR.. RiNWlYS REGLLiTIlG PILLy,

Perfectly tasteless elegantly coated Tor tie Of ala dis
orders Of he stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder noryos
diseases hosdache cO-genrss ind gesoh dys
pensa binusness bilious fever inflammation Of me p"Fes
pe all OF he internal vlseera Wsrranea
+ PRICE Is GEMS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

ALEXANDRIA, FRIDAY. May %, 1877.
The Egyptian contingent Is now cmbarhing.
LONDON. saturday, Nay 2G. 1871.
Fifty Urma~ have been landed in tuc tumca 10 excite
The Mo,lem Inhabitants Iiinst Russia.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
GERMANY AND FRANCE.

LONDON, saturday, May 20, 1871
The TimeS's Paris correspondent says letter
from Nancy shows that the alleged l,rraumcnt Of TWO
German officers WAS grossly exaggerated 1hey were
merely abused by Two drunken men.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
BASE BALL.

Al Erie. Penn, the ErIcs defeated the 1--we
Oaks of Lynn, Mass. by score OF l3 to !.
At Allegheny, Penn, yesterday the Athletics
of philodepbia we're ueatcn by the Aleghenys by
score OF 9 10 :.
The Olympic Club of Paterson, n. j., visited
Port Jerv& n T., yesterday and were defeated by the
Delaware Ciub OF mat place by a score Oi % 10 J.
The Hartfords of Brookyn won their sec
ond game from the Buckeye cub OF Columbus Oho' at
Columbus yesterday defeating tie latter easily Dy q
score Of ii to =.
At Orange. n. j., yesterday, the Resolute
Club Of Eliza eth were beaten by tie Orange Cnb by
score of o3 The Orange Club made base Nils ana
the iesomtcs 3.
In indianapolis the champion Chicago White
stocking, were badly ucatrn yesterday py the Indian
alon, Blue stockings, tie score standing Chicago o;
lnd.anapolls,3 ,.
tAnnouncornsnls.r
Get rid of your cough by using JAYNE'S
DR.. Bccl,cr's Eye Balsam cures the worst cases
Of uamcd OF weak eyes ana sore ey yehdS' So' DS "'ss
Ladies, ii you desire complete success III
washing send 10 your grocer ior PiLEs D SOAP
the iuvcnl, stomach may b.t'pin i WIN MILK OF MA"
NE>lA. Which always cohql't7 lhu-rsUoH
Colds and rheumatism. no matter how severe
cannot thc influence Of RUSSIAN BAiha As gwen AT 80
- East Fourihst
LuNpRORG's CALIFoRNIA WATER, for the
toilet and BATH cooling, refreshing aud grateful IA Tue SICK
That dun inanimatc look. arising from indl-
ceston. torpid lrt inactive bowels or k!ncvs l. soon
clanre IL OF NtN BCSNks tSyIGoRANt To Drght
healthy LOOK and feeling.
a.
t.cr by itc OF Van Is sEaKs INYGoHANr Tor
Spt hye kidney and HerfOus complaints
il h.s 40 equal. On.y 80 cents. II Ntsey-st
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BURGLAR ALARM TEL
FGtAPH CuNrASY removed jl- Broadway. opposite -
Nuoa- iioi, Dr bank prutec ion and cctru ohce sys
TN E u,rfrtt and there s nothing in NeN-l OK that ap
proach,S II. Our ce,Jric work rs low A. the lowest
"WFIfi fN BECOMING BALD, AND CAN'T
HELP Ii j., c cXcauIdou o Chose whose hal is
lca1u- t. They help IL nevertheless by rsJfius 10
uE JAlN"s Ut2 roNc nis useful t,i,t article VIII pre-
dandIun obNitte pgtmature grn
erp.i'e d" az t3e scalp sni by Continued use rc
Cluthe t. head with Lee" h1ir.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
SEwORLEANs VOTES AGAINST HER PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

NEw-ORLEANs, May 25.-An election was
b, tA, city to-lay against OF hye mills
on the dollar for tnc b.ncht the compile
t,al oi tlr Sew Orleans Pacific Railroad 60 Marshall.
Texas. Returns ruu ali except loUr wards indicate thdt
the tax In defeated by 1000 woes.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

The frequent discomfort OF
SCM "a s,aS EEsAV VE1L would
be lesseHed by few simple
and inexpensive articles pur.
chased before starting. Eessys.
CDLG ZEE & Cos VIOLET
TOILET WATER IL a refresh.
ing and delicate preparation.
widely knOwJa as adapted 10 the
needs OF travellers iG WARN
WEATHER. EOT sale as their
uptown store, NO. !, ,G5.5 Broad.
way.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

ALL RUPTU2ED PERSONS should examine
~ WHITE rAIINr LEVER ltJ S. II j. the best
and cheapest Do r WoIti easy atl comfortable ram
pc, free Go lYy"s ypacc Guaranteed to hcd ana cure
ATEW-YORK II IOR DiSPENSARY,
y IGl East Iiuftiotii h,.. corner Fourth-a'e.
ODeiuaiy 'surn =. un. to IL Iu. sundays excepted
ClNlCTC&E. impotence. aud Dlseases OF the
- GeI cIsttye OI9r radically and speedily cured once
hour to3. HFS ~ A. DANIELS " D. ~ LeSnSton-aV
EnNO Refrigerator with cooler, Centennial
+ aWaJt. send Tor Dooa LESLEY, 2LG West - Lst
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
p Q S S c RIP +.
3:45 a. m.
$40 a. m.
.LiTEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ASIATIC CAMPAIGN.

LOSDoS. Saturday, May 2G, 1877.
The DaiU TcIegrdpHS special from EZerim
report, that column from Van aud column o' '-r''
slil~ fioIn Erzcrtm ore pusiHg forward TO Bay"%H "
cut oil t.c Russian advance III that quarter.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
BOARD OF METHODIST BISHOPS.

CLEVELAND, May 25.-The Board of Bishops
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church adjourned this after
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

Colds and rheumatism. no matter how sever
cannot thc uhueuoeof RUSSIAN BAiHs as gwen al y
Iast Tuurinst
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

Ladies, ii YOU desire complete success II
washing send 10 our grocer lor PALEs Il SOAR.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

LUNpRoRGs CALIFoRNIA WATER, for tn
and bath, cooling refreshing aud grateful IA tue sc
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

Dr. Bcckor'S Eye BalSam cures the worst cases
of namcd OF weak eyes eyeds sold by druggists
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

WHEN REFRACTORY,
the Juvenile stomach n'r Do d+p 20 WIN MILK OF MAO
AE~IA. which always cOnqutt7 iudi-rstlOi
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
FEVER ANEb AGgE.

FEVER AND ACI 7: cured FOR 6ity Thsre - nosa
remedial IN this World that viii tevsr ami aqua
al other I7Irous Bilious Scarlet Typhoid, yellow, anl
other FcveIs (aidec by RAILWAYS PILLS. 20 uIicN %
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Ffty cents per bottle
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

That dun, inanimatc look. arising from indl-
cestlou TORPID rt inactive bowels. k.Gncvs, Il soon
cla,rr lr IL a.. BUsNKs iSyCoRANl To Dright
ana health, LOOK and feeling.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26
Mn HAYES WORK.

lido not believe tAat President Hayes intends 10 Dc
stio, tine Republican party aud attcmt th" erection Of
re,. oIe CO. Du its ruins. believe la His pduiotsn and
Lisl integrity iu ui- individual purp',e 10 maze the a
nu..s ration q beii,t-.ucc 20 the country The iau-
e, , Dan. inaugural sa. s,Iot aud beautiful, aud the
declaration Of IBIS devotion Go tine great doctrines OF
lu4iiu II-.tr which rou-itatr Tie loILdtton OF lr
Is.uul...f PARIS l.lt ho.- ip Poe added cf Desired
III, is-.l t4r tUhduct 90 uatpuS au airs uHot cicHn
s.ir.. Extraordinary dn,ilb. Tao minds oi mrn
Wflr -...lt d a. led ar tI hLaI ~loItA 1r Nouc h4Ic
ali tY l.Ir.d tlat som tiIug should uc Doe,
That thugs tOud not long 90 on as utA
-. ne mafhrt eour.c and I'D
G.,,.d LH.cf 90 30 WITH uld4ruttt cour'-r-
~. ti.,t- Ua. O.. 20 ltpihl'ih' "hl ht-. he
x.,I lac H,l.ncar President, HOt mere part -tn
vsy put i i, .e.. OF dcN' ION 10 Republican uihcnl-s
Gud ,he iuJIutcn-urc 81 tnc Htp""H'' o-'iI@"'l0n'
a. uu. lh-I lcpub lcius. Political plh1pcs do NOT
cntc theins, ives ILe} I'4W.c l"HN 10 40 thli'
a .tza,l.. ia pOcs IcCt sSirF as lh MHi. G1cdi
oolfs a Tire Sane way Of tiin inf Oui acuE without
concert are $685. helpless a. an unort an"u muunf ~
L.. r,.ice o. q d-cip Hfd army. present th' h'pdb
1es paIly 40 grad ana Indispensable inslfuuc"lahV
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

Announcements
Get rid of your cough by using JAYNE
ENIECroRAsr
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

Many persons have obtained the best health
Of or lives lbs ,he ,Ise OF GNyGoaANr. For
of dlspe liver, Et!oy and HerfOhs complaints
il h.s HO equal. On.5 30 cents. Is Ntsey-st
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

RTuOyED.-HoITrS', BURGLAR ALARM TEL
FGRAPH CuNrASY removed j- Broadway, opposite -
ioa. ifoi, D.. bank pruec ion and 'eutr3 Office sy
TIM ~ utrlr,t and there is nothing IN NeNl Ok tha az
breaches if. Oar t,tiic work - low A. the lowest
New-York tribune., 1877-05-26

"WrIfl TN BECOMING BALD. AND CAN'T
HELP Ii i hc common exclamation of chose whose hal is
lcsllu- t They help nevertheless 10y res1ins III
fsg rCNIC. lns useful t1cf article VIII pre-
snrye Ya dandIun, obyite premature gray ness
erpife d- az ts scalp anu by Coitluued use rc
ctathr 3D. tt lfl urw lair.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-24
Proposals for Army Transportation.
HEADQUARTERS
DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE,
OFFICE Q. y. NJ, OMAHA, NED.,
An,.iI IA 1877

- W u oIAhIlA %NEbs
April IA, 1877.
Sealed Proposals in triplicate, sub
ject to the usual conditions, will be re-
ceived at this Office until II O'Clock
noon on Wednesday. May 23d, 1877, at
which place and time they will be
opened in presence of bidders, for the
transportation. of military supplies on
the following described routes in the
Department of the Platte, during the
fiscal year commencing July /, 1877,
and ending June 80, 1878, viz:
From Cheyenne Depot, w. T., to
Forts Laramie and Fetterman, and
Cantonment Reno, w. I.
From Medicine Bow Station, U. p.
r. r., or other stations on U. p. II. R.,
to Fort Fetterman and Cantonment
Reno, w. I.
From Bryan or Green River Station
or other stations on the Z. p. r. r., to
Camps Stambaugh and Brown, w. 7.
From southern terminus Utah South
ern II. r. to Fort Cameron, Utah.
From Sidney or North Platte, on U.
P. r. r., to Fort Laramie, w. L. and
Camps Robinson and Sheridan, Neb.
From Corinne, U. p. r. r., to Fort
Hall, Idaho, or from northern terminus
Utah Northern r. r. to Fort Hall,
Idaho.
The contracts will contain a proviso
that the transportation service between
November LIST, 1877, and May LIST, 1873,
shall, If required by the Quartermaster's
Department, be performed by mule or
horse teams, and that if OK transporta-
ton is authorized during such period,
the rate of payment will be twenty-five
per cent. less than for mule or horse
teams.
Proposals for transportation on any
of the routes above named, will be re-
ceived.
Sealed proposals for any or all the
routes named will also be received, up
to the above named day and hour (al-
lowing for difference of time) by the
Depot Quartermasters at Cheyenne and
Ogden; all to be opened in the presence
of bidders and forwarded to the Chief
Quartermaster, Department of the
Platte.
The Government reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals.
Blank proposals, form of contract
and printed circulars, stating the esti-
mated quantities Of supplies to be
transported, and giving full information
as to the manner of bidding, conditions
to be observed by bidders, and the
terms of contract and payment, will be
furnished on application to this Office
or to the office of the Depot Quarter
master at Cheyenne or Ogden.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked: proposals for transperta-
ton on route from - to -"
NJ. L. LUDINGToN,
a1S-d6tw1 Chief Q. NJ.