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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Galena Gazette (In.) nominates
Il. II. Mcclellan for Congress.
John A. Martin and George T. An
thony are opposing candidates for Gov
ernor of Kansas.
The republicans of the Sixth Ohio dis
trict have nominated General Grose for
Congress.
General Henderson has a strong sup
port for the Congressional nomination in
Bureau county, Ill.
The San Antonio Express says there is
little doubt that CONGRESSMAN Mills
will succeed himself"
Burlington Qowa) Hawkeey:-"Grant
and Wilson, That sounds familiar, and it
will mean business in 1880"
In the Council Bluffs district of Iowa
there will be three Congressional candi-
dates-republican, greenback and demo-
cratic.
Cincinnati Gazette (rep.) :-''Some of
the Ohio democratic county conventions
favor the nomination of Thurman for
President III 1880"
Cincinnati Commercial Qnd. ):-"If
Saylor is not to be the democratic candi-
date for Congress in the First district the
claims of Mr.. Holland should be recog-
nized. What we require in Congress is a
business man or two. Mr.. Holland is
noted for his executive ability"
Cincinnati Enquirer (dem. ):-''In the
Second district the Congressional prize
lies between Banning and Goss and
Shank, or between Goss and Banning
and Shank, or between Shank and Goss
and Banning, or-but there are too many
permutations. Hon Sam +. Hunt de,
clines to be a candidate
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SHERIFPS S.ALES.

SHERIFF F'S SALE.
- BY virtue ofa writ of I.evari Fa"ias.
10 me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal shipley Sta
Kept by John ] puugherty, in tre CITY
of Wilmington, New Castle County, bel,
ON WEDNESDAY,,
THE 10th DAY OF JULY, A. D., 1873,
AT O'Clock. p. m, the following describ-
ed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, situate In the city oi Wilmington,
bounded and described as fol ows, to wit :.
Beginning at point on the southwesterly
side of Nineteenth street at the distance
OF 40 feet inch - southeaslerly from the
southeasterly side of Wash ngton street,
thence southwesterly para lei with WASH
ington street, III ieet inches to corner,
thence southeasterly pa allel With 18th ST.
20 feet inches o n corner, thence north
easterly and parallel with the first describ-
ed line l2I feet 3 inches to the said south
westerly side OF 10Th street, and thence
thereby northwesterly 90 feet inches to
the place of beginning, he the contents
thereof what they may Tue within de-
scribed tract OF land OH 18th street, being
subject however TO the regulation and re-
striction that no building shall be erected
on the said southerly side OF 18th street at
less distance than twenty feet, but that
the whole front on said street twenty feet
wide shall be kept am open ornamental
space for the free passage OF air and light
forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the
NJ, mis- wife, and I. u.s., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Caste, June 10th,
A. D., 1873. je22- -3tawts
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of "A Writ of Levari Facias
TO me directed, will oe exposed TO Public
Sale, at the GILPIN HOUSE, Kept by
George Whitfield, In the city of New Cas-
tie, In the Hundred and County of New
Castle, and State of Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE Sth DAY Or JULY, A. D., 1878
AT 2 o'clock, a. M, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, viz
All that Plantation and tract of land
situated in New Castle hundred, County
OF New Castle and state of Delaware ON
what was formerly the New Castle aud
Frenchtown Turnpike road, bounded by
the said urnplke road by lands of Geo
b. Rodney, VIM. II. Reynolds, heirs of
stephen tiiddIe, deceased, and others, and
lying ON both sides Of the Delaware Rail
Il 'ad, containing about one hund red and
twenty five acres, as butied and bounded
and marked n the plot recorded at New
Castle, called "Cum berland Farm" Also
all that certain lot OF Woodland adjoining
the above, and further bounded by lands
of VIM. II Reynolds, heirs of VIM: l..
Silver. deceased, and others, containing
five acres OF land, M ore or less. with a
two-story frame House, and frame Barn
and Granary thereon erected
Seized and aken in execution as the
property OF William Silver, and Eliza
Jane. his vile, and George b. King, and
Elizabeth b.. his vile, l. L.; and to be sold
by
ISAAC GRUBB, SheriF'
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, June 18th.
A. D., 1873 ie2O- -3laWLs
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,JUNE go. 1878.

THE USE OF DEPUTY MARsHALs.-
We call attention to the speech of Hon.
Milton |. Southard, of Ohio, inthe House
of Representatives on the 18th of June.
Mr.. Southland furnishes table of the
number of Deputy U. S. Marshals used at
the election of 1876 and the districts in
which they were used. By referring to
he table in another column it will be
seen that the Marshals were used mostly
in the Southern States, and in the city OF
New York, and wherever the Democrats
were known to have the majority. In
Delaware, there were 1876; in Maryland
l,222; in Missouri, 1,02S; in New York,
3,565; in Louisiana, $40; in Alabama
about 1,700; in Florida about 1,2O0.-
These men were expected to add to the
Republican votes. In Florida and Louis
iaIfa they were TO secure the votes by fair
means or foul. They were paid S. day.
Some of them were paid for a number of
days after the election, while all of them
were paid for more than one day. The
cost of these men to the government was
large sum, while they were of no use;
the elections having been held for many
years without such aid. This law ought
to have been repealed. The people are
taxed with scores of such expensive laws
that ought to be wiped out of the statutes.
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JUDGE HERscHEL V. JOHNSON, candi-
ate for Vice President on the Douolas
'ket IN 1860, is urged by the Atlanta
''S't"t'on to accept the Democratic
1'lhatlon for Congress in the Eighth
u'oleia District in the event that Alex
9'epnens concludes to test his personal
popularity as an independent candidate
Judge johnson is one of the strongest
men IN Georgia.
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The following changes of commandants
OF marines at the various navy-yards, to
take effect August l, were made to-day:
Capt. George w. Collier, from Washing
Ton, to command at Annapolis; Can't.
George Butler, from Brook lyn, to com
mand at Washington, Capt George p.
Houston, from Annapolis, to command
az PORTSMOUTH, \. H.; Lieut.. Col, James
II. Jones, from Boston to command at
Norfolk, Va.
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MIR. CHAIRMAN ATKINS, of the Hous,

MIR. CHAIRMAN ATKINS, of the House
appropriations committee, presents an
interesting analysis of appropriation
legislation of the late session. Accord
ing to his figures, the department esti-
mates amounted to SIG, ZIG, 1881; as
they originally passed the House the
bills appropriated Sl45, 1913, 103.05, but be-
fore their final passage they had been
in creased to s15S 1873, ,493.27, which repre-
sents the amount of appropriations for
1879. Those for 1873 aggregated sl53,-
60S,6Sl.2S, or S4,964 ,Sl199 less than for
next year This is still s18,9g7 ,l94 "a be-
low the last appropriation made by a
Republican Congress. Mr.. Atkins, how
ever, explains that over twelve millions
of this years appropriations are of an
extraordinary nature, such as the fisher
les award and IA portion of the river and
harbor appropriations, which is charge;,-
bic to last year. In fact, after Mr.. AT
kins gets through with his reductions it
leaves but S146, ,09S, ,49337, and this would
be rather creditable showing were it
not for some of the items, which it does
not appear there is sufficient excuse for
The river and harbor bill is the chief dis.
grace, and is nearly two millions in ex.
cess of the last Republican appropriation
ior the same purpoSe.-TimeS
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Mr.. Hewitt, it seems, will nev.r get
done explaining his unfortunate con-
nection with the Tilden campaign. Mr..
Tilden, 1t will be observed. never says
anything about the little part that he
played in that memorable tragedy.
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For sale.

Four building lots at y. T.. corner From
and Jackson streets.
Three lots In Jackson between Sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots in ifth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
risen and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining and north Of the above.
Five lots at s.. w. corner Harrison pnd
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS X. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
dec2stf 6O2 Market 81.
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M oTlCE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN we hereby give n@tice that the
County and Poor taxes for the year 1875, are
now due, and payable at the office Gl8
Market street.
Special notice is given to those who have
Not paid their taxes for 1877 TO do SO within
ten days from this date, or they will be col
lected with costs.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, Jr.,
A GIVEN,
May LIST, 1G8.-tf Collectors.
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MRS JERKS would be an admirable
person to superintend cheap boarding
house. She could misrepresent the cost
OF marketing in the usual dinner chat
with the boarders without cracking tbe
paint on her cheeks.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-25

WE are authorized by the friends OF
James w. Ware, Esq, TO say that he is a
candidate for nomination as Representa-
tive to the Legislature.
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CTATEMENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE
MiIlviIIe Mutual Marine and
Fire Insurance Co,

M1LIy1IIe Mutual Mnr1uc and
Fire Insurance Co,
OF VILE, n. j.,
DECEMBER 81, 1873.
ASSETS.
Real Estate owned by company slG, 900 90
u =. Registered ana other bonds 42,l53 o
First Nj orr gage 1000 on
Cash In BanB, 1888 SS
Loans with Collateral, sC6 90
Cash IL hands OF A gents, and in
course of trans IN issiOn. 28 500 30
Bills Receivable for Marine Pre-
miums, 95,l9i 90
other claims 1872 81
Premium notes, (1rst liens on
property iAsured) I,236,7e "A
Total, Si,45i 1886 %
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid. s22 $3.50 90
Reserve, (as required by Penna.
Insurance Department), G,6slO
All otner claims, $50 90
Total sl23 1885 10
holder. sl,s3I ,59s 10
INCOME DURING 1877.
For Fire Premiums, 96, 1902 II
For Marine Premiums lOl 1851 50
From all other sources, 4,0iS 81
Total, s.Ol,4I2 O.
EXPENDITURES DURING 1877.
Losses paid, sl62, ,999 Al
Commissions, l7.5Jl 80
Taxes 5.6ll 93
Salaries and all general expenses
OF the Company, %, $40 z
lOtal. s20s 1858 80
N. S1RATTON, President,
r. l.. MULFORD, Secretary.
BOND & PIERCE, Genl. AgIs.
COL Shipley street, Wilmington, Del.
In
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A UDIToR's SALE.
n d5,, By ~ virtue OF warrant Of the Mavo.
VIII be exposed at Public Sale, AZ Ti',g1Sei e1ess.
O'Clock, A. M, at eleven
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26tb .1s,s
At the City Auditors office. No .,
SIKH street, ''second story ;" in ia ~ c'.I East
OF wilmington, New Castle countv ,e Sy SVliy
OF Delaware, all that lot, piece or ns.aD s,ale
OF land with a three-story BRICK ubpilSSgs, bpdilSg,
thereon, situate on the west side of ~. yosh u
street, beginning at corner of 'lohs ohe-Gh g
AIimond's land. eighty-six feet six Ic inCbs. r.,
from the southerly side of Twelfth s,,aN uuues
extending thence fifty-two feet nine iIiss, Inoni,
on French street and running wesl niSo,s ISass
feet TO a public alley, containing Io-,y ,oIsy
seven hundred and forty sevel asd dV1!- oI
half SO quare feet, more or less V4e-
seiEed and taken In execution q, ii.
property OF Sarah Cummins, and ,os. s
sold by G. b. UNDERWooH% N
NJ ID r.. City Auditor.
be sold to satisfy a lien thereon for naviro
Jelt-lOt paving
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NEW CASTLE co. MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY.

NEW CASTLE co. MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR 1877.
RECEIPTS FOR 1877:
Received from premiums, sio,52e SO
interest, z,O67 23
rent, ISL 20
Total. sl2,774 s.
EXPENSES FOR 1877:
Paid losses by nre, e,6o2 SO
a. refunded premiums, IS 40
retiring mem bers, lO12 Is
interest, 1888 rs
repairs 10 building and other
Incl entails, city, county
and State taxes, con- mis-
e.. ions, 1,12667
salaries of officers, / $50 6s
Profits ana loss, GOO 90
Balance net gain for 1877, l,76s n
Total, sI2.7744
Surplus OF Company last year, IS ss5 a
Gain OF Company Tor 1871, l,76S 81
Total, $50, ,l64 II
HOW INVESTED:
On collateral security ala as5 M
" note OF New Castle county. 10 .OpO 90
" bonds receivable, lO,275 OO
" morJge on New Castle prop'ty, 500 90
:. real estate, COZ NJ. rket street, II. I25 90
q Little Schuylllill stock, 3'306 on
" Troy Citizens gas stock h29 70
Oash III oahK January LIST, 1873, .243 81
Total, S5ssGi II
Less bills pa, able, $500 90
Amount insured, s4.242 ,793 90
n prem, notes, S263, &, 2 90
WILLIAM TATNALL. President,
SAM uEL ID. SMITH, Secretary,
New Castle County Mutual Insurance Co
jel0 em-3w
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5-4 Bourrette Bunting, re-
Gently sold at 90, now mark
ed SO cents.
Silk and Wool Bourrettes,
recently sold at rs, now SOC.
Striped all-wool Buntings
20 cents.
Plain Buntings l5c., former
price 25c.
English Dress Goods in vari-
GUS styles 25c., formerly sold
at 81, 37A, As.
Plain Dress Goods reduced
from 25, % and 3lc. to 20c.
Linen Lawns &c.,, formerly
2S cents.
Ladies and Misses FANCY
HOSE reduced to close.
PREREMPTORY SALE OF
STRIPED SILKS.
Fine quality light lustre Black
and White Silks at Soc, reduc-
ed from GA, rs and $1.00.
Fancy Colored Stripe Silks at
62Ac. Among these Silks will
be found some of the finest goods
offered this season ; former
prices 75c. and $l00.
w. NJ. KENNARD & co.,
621 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL
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NT OTICE.-3OO Shares Mechanics Loan
N stock Tor sale 9Th series. just issued.
First pay tent on the second Tuesday in
May. Apply TO
w. j. MORROW, Secretary,
mar2O-eOd-tJ All French ~.
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NOTICES..
THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
az BALTIMORE RAILROAD Co.
PHILApELPHIA.J June 18th, ls7S.

PHILADELPHIA,J June 1sth' ie'e'
The Board of Directors have declared a
Semi Annual Dividend of four per cent.
on the Capital Stock OF the Company,
payable on and after July lst. 1878.
ALFRED HORNER,
tels-2taw2w Secretary.
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nj OTICE.-By virtue OF an act OF the
IN General Assembly, passed at Dover,
ers Of Delaware State Bonds, that shall
attend AT the philadelphia National Bank,
in the city OF Philadelphia during the bus
iness hours OF that bank on the three first
deem and pay Off all bonds from Nos. 1871
to 1870 both inclusive, of the denomination
OF one thousand dollars each, OF the issue
OF the bonds of the State OF Delaware un-
der date OF Jan. LIST, 1865, and that from and
after the said first day OF July, 18. 8, the in-
terest ON tRid bonds will cease
THOS. B. GILES, state Treas.
Office State Treasurer, Dover, May lst,
1879 Wtiv1st
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations for members OF
SUMMER LEISURE.
ARRIVALS Al SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, july 19.--The Saratoga running
races will begin tomorrow. Tae first viii DO
scramble for all ages, for purse OF $500 distance nFe
furlongs The Travers Stakes for threeyear-ods one
and tbree-quarter miles, viii be the second event
Taere are thrtyeight nominations for these stakes
The third race viii be sweepstakes one and quarter
miles, for all ages. The concluding race VIII be dRsh
of ono mile the winner be sold at auction for Slow
At the track everything has been put In the most COM
etc order and since last several important ana
needed improvements have been made Among these
are the widening of the diagonal stretch and several
changes the steepechase course
The Worcester COntnentals will visit Saratoga again
this year. They will leave Worcester August o.
Among tho recent arrivals here are the iollowng'
Az Congress Hall-H. Ashton. r. Clambers' Mrs BY
deuburgh, Mrs. J. IT. Todd, F. Perry j. baehmao, MS
Mcclellan A C. Bass, c. scoAed. f. Van Loan, X irwin
and wife G. F. Wayland. T. Boxer, C. b. Hastings hts'
w. Van Wyok b. s. Van Wyek, NJ. Goodman Miss L.
Goodman J. c. Pohle and wife, T. T. POhle, j. Q Adams
I r. Ferris Hew-York; 4; J. O. Kenne,t, U. 8. n; W. A.
Darling f. Power. H. C. Derby, Mira J. e. Stone MISS L.
stone r. wyle and wife, Miss A. Wylc, Boston.
Al fhe United states-B. Martin and family, ]. i.
snauldinR. L. webber, d. H. MeAlpine and wife Mss
MeAlpine, D. H. MoAlpine Jr, H. 7. Hastings ahd ~he'
7 p Rernochau Mrs Kernoehan. Miss KerDochan. j. q
GaEE qad wife kI II l. FSlos S% u Miss T. d Pso%s Miss
Cutler A. Cutler, c. w Feid r. LorrllaTa a; Il Jsss'
"; n1ss ADSIh " a"s WiSrs. H. Lee and wife, Miss G.
| lie General w. c. Hurd. New-York; T. r. hnmIord'
Il
son = r. Green, Miss Adams, Philadelphia; MrS H.
vi Turner q. Brigham and wife, Boston. go, =,
At the Clarendon--A Hershfeld, MIS- Mm llttle' W.
| r Co0k Miss Matte CcOk. Howard Cook, hr. o Il
brown Miss IatOurette n t. Nor wife, Nj ss y.
ri TsiutOF A. L. Reid, A. IA. CndRe and VIE, MISS
Cridge ID ii. Baldwin, Ncw.York; 3 CondiI Brookyni
II ksIdozO Havana g. J. Ashton Miss A, p IOwhset'
Ma A. C TAYLOR, Miss G d. Mlle.ts, Pniladelpsia;
GeyaIier Ernest Tavora Secretary OF the Austrian
| Lei ion at Washington, ID. q .
A r,e Graud UnlOn-J johnson, J. Robertson, j. Az
tlur n suers, r. Fueutes, Mrs. 1L SeEur, Miss A. L.
ssgnr. IT, Carleton, s. Bliss A. Hazen' hTs. a. y
IIszen h. Hazen, j. ID. Henderson, J. 9: Hecksner,
NTs A H. Tarbox Mrs. W V. Lane, MIS-
~ Lane IT, c. BabcOck, MrA Bullock, MS
| y r. Edwards Miss II. Edwarcs New-Noiki w. 4.
Hatch J. 49, Uhler, Brooklyn j. j. RAYMOND, r. D.
Flse aud wife, Philadephla L. mOfgasnIa, havana ;
Nrs L. Marshall, Miss Marshall, Boston
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, Nd, JHly 19.-The thunder
h,ve, Inst night cooled the air somewhat. but the
,es.tber is s uncomfortable. The sun beams warmly
q, r among oose drifts OF clouds the sleeps be-
neafb warm blue haze, and light landbreeze comes
ike an AIRY ockery TO the perspirng mnltitndes VINO
uron the hotel plazzas ianguidy move along
tbs beaeh The painting horses droop their ears and
,pen yyids their nOstrials.
To-morsow evening there win be fulldress hop at
the Ocean Hotel. ... Nf-y--I f..IL I
DR. steDhen H. Tying, Is expected TO preach in the
Seaside chapel nSnnday 100
Among recent arriyals are; l..iI.
At the United States HOtel-Lieutenant A. H. Reeder'
II r. ~ and family J. s. MeFeren. Hoopeston,
IN = Tnwenstefn Memphis, TeDn. 8. Holbrooke,
pbiadeIpbia: Mrs j. r. Ribdon and child, mont Holly
nj n. w. w DOrland, SomerYhef ~. Ji a. heybolgs'
orsns,e H. j. IL B HeIts aud family T. O. Holbrgoke,
d d. Rslyea and family, LIdST " MssP, ls mas . "a III
ChurehiIl aBd family, Mrs. M Heyl EpPinRer anu
faJnilv D. Bloch and family, HeE-YOrk
All me West End HOtel-DF. y. J. indian, Dr. * j.
refranRe. EpQiand; Colonel ~. Steele OgOrSotoM VIZ
ID o. Colonel George IL O. Neal ana family, ~. ?; Ane,
- EaSaSefb George w wyatt and family Unon
spripgs n. Y; the Hon. A. O. OoDst0ek ena man' INC
Iior 5hsuncev d. Dopew and family, New f0rk
A. tbe UOwlaBd-EdwaFd X. WOrr6n, q. H. LudWiG'
James IT, Caldwell aud family, Francis II. DAVIS and
we as tse OCEAN HotelMrs A. James, Mira C. Rich
ford Mrs. NJ L. Logan, New wOrleans a. =. 1eess,
e,esiov west Point. n. X. Henry 0isey' william
AZ te Hotel BFight0u7Judge Jacob Hcnord, Cincln-
naii. LANES r Bodno, HOWARD MeEer,
N ~. III Donaldson, j. r fishefs MIS- hlhAN ~@oneN'
and Riiss ,. nenck, Rsy-forksl - a' a 81 s4s,1
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
SENDING SICK CHILDREN 10 THE CoUSTRl

70 the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: An editorial in Wednesdays TRIBUNE
mentioned benevolent schemes for taking the young out
OF the city, even If only tor few hours. during the
heated term win you be kind 20 specify. in your
next ssue Of the most worthy and needy Of
these charities, and obllge - a eUBsChlBE'
TAG Lerin1tOn-dve., July is, 1873.
[The best and most economical use of money for
such purposes that we have seen lately Ia that OF
The EreRing Post FreshAir Fund, which is only used
20 pay the fare Of poor children to the country for
stay of a week or two, arrangements being made
with generous farmers to have them provided for
free of charge, while in the country. The Post an
nounced some days ago, however that 1t had all the
money il would need for this work this Summer
Among Others which we believe to bo we'll managed
and deserving of hearty support are the Open-Air
Fund OF st. Mary's Free Hospital for Children, con
trbutions for which may be sent 10 No. 7O4 Weet
rty.fourtll-st. Another is the Seaside Santa
rum for Destitute Sick Children at RoclSaway Beach
Contributions for this may be sent to Henry Bergh.
Twenty-second-st. and Fourth-ayo; r. NJ. Verni ye
No. 80 West Thirty-frst-st.; Dundas Dick, No. 80
Wooster-st; Newman & Capron, No. 1,1SO Broad
way; or to Henry King, president No. 304 West
Twenty eighth-st.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
FEDERAL OFFICES IN THIS STATE.

a NEW MoyEaENr FOR FiLLING THeM LARGELY
WITH MILITARY SEN--kGITGuoN AT ALBANY.
ALBANY. July 19.--John Palmer, Of this city. for
merly Grand Commander of the Grand Army Of the
Republic for this State, is in Washington where
tits known he has gone at the invitation of the fre
dent to consult relative to Federal changes in this
city. Adaptation of Grand Army men viii follow
him next week. So important is the expected con-
soItation considered by the President that Private
Secretary Rodgers telegraphed them YESTERDAY fixing
an evening for hearing when other business would
not divide the Presidents attention.
William G. Weed, a lawyer of this city and
strong Hayes man. says the states have been fixed
for change In this city, and every other city of
the State on general principles and that the Grand
Army men have the naming Of the appointees.
Other prominent Hayes men claim that Presi-
dent Hayes proposes to reintrOduce the dis
charged soldier" into Federal politics. as op-
posed to the professional politician, and bald
himself following, if necessary in that
way. The agitation among the Federal office
holders Is considerable. DR.. w. II. Craig the
postmaster; j ohm Z. Whitney collector of customs,
and Ralph Lsthrop internal revenue collector, are
the principal Federal officers here. They were all
appointed by President Grant. during the last days
Of his term. 1t is not possible to learn yet whom
The Grand Army has named for their successors.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

their business The heated term has brought them 9
larssr number OF Of toofhaohe than worry coia
Weather usuAily does . 81 ga-.lF n, = ~.
IL was observed BY IN officers ni Castle Garden thar
the minigrants of nati0uztes appcurd 90 en-
dura the heat with lise suferfngs although all wore
heavP Winter clothing ON Thursday especially, Wnen
there large number OF arrivals. they passed I'D
and out constantly through the day. seeming 10 enJoy
the rching rays Of THE SUM-. "a ,.r...c.r
Justice Duffy tfOdueed new rule IN the Fifty
enth Street Police Court yesterday He opened the
morning session at o'clock, continuing 10 unth "
ocl0ck aud began the Afternoon session at 0eiock
This change In the business hours OF the ecrt viii 90
continued during the bot weather The only drawback
n is the rule OF the Police Commissioners called tho
"Dog-watch" by which certain policemen, 10 adaltion
their uight tour, have on duty ff0m 10
m TINS prisoners arrested ny suoh policemen may
have to nguah prison. because Of the new rule, IN
til tie afternoon session. f1l InA n-a At't tL