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, 1876-10-14

mot the failures of others, not their
sins OF commission or omission, but his
own misdeeds and negligcnccs should
he sage take notice Of"
"For hatred does not cease by hatred
at any time; hatred ceases by love; this
Is an OH 1Wlc.'
"A man who foolishly does me wrong
(or regards me as being or doing wrong)
l will return to him the protection Of
my ungrudging love; the more evil
comes from him, the more good shall go
from me; the fragrance of these good
actions always resounding to me, the
slantcrer's words returning to him."
my law is law Of mercy for ALL"
Proclaim it freely to all men; it shall
cleanse good and evil, rich and poor,
alike; it is large as the spaces OF heaven,
that exclude none"
, 1876-10-14
Public Surveys.

We published in the dnily of the 18th
instant, that there was $4,000 appropri-
ated to Washington Territory out of the
appropriation of the 100000 passed by
the last Congress for the survey ofpublio
lands in the United States, but at that
time we were unable to give all the restric-
tions which the law requires, and which
virtually renders the amount appropria-
ted to Washington Territory useless and
practically imperative west of the Cas-
Cadcs.
The rates per mile are reduced to 81
for township lines and So for section
lines without regard to locality, At
these rates the most favorable open coun-
tries could be surveyed if the Deputy
Surveyor could secure large body en-
bracing anumber of townships adjoining
each other, SO as to close without delay
OF hindercncc on his own work; but
under the instructions, those townships
containing bona fed settlers are required
to be surveyed first which will compel
the Deputy in most cases to move his
party often from 90 to 80 miles in order
to complete q contract; the expense OF
transportation and delay ofh party
always falling upon him. The contracts
under the present law, must be approved
by the commissioner of the General Land
Office, and the Surveyor General advised
of such approval before the Deputy can
commence his work in the field. This
alone will prevent any work being done
this fall as the season is already so far
advanced, that the Deputy could not
reach his work until the lst ofNovcmber.
The system of surveying on deposits is
also rendered imperative by the rates
fixed by law. These rates for surveying
are the same all over the country without
regard to the broken and densely timber
cd countries west Of the mountains as
compared with the even plains in other
portions, Such IN evidence Of practical
wisdom and reform could only emanate
from the present Democratic House and
is in accordance with much Oftheir recent
wise legislation Courier.
, 1876-10-14

Whoever loves will feel the lcnoir,,
to save not himself alone, but all ,.,Ler.
Let MN say to himself, When others or,
learning the truth, | will rejoice at it Os
ltit were myself. When others are wi,I
out it, will mourn the loss as my own
We shall do much, if we cause them IN
deliver others; and SO on, without end
80 shall the healing word embrace the
world, and all who are sunk in the ocean
Of misery be saved"
Never will seek, nor receive, private
individual savation-ncvcr enter into
final peace alone; but forever, and every
where, will live and strive for the uni,
versal redemption of every creature
throughout all worlds. Until all are de-
liyered never will | leave the world of
sin, sorrow and struggle, but will remain
where am"
at is well, Pounia; thou art worthy
of this work. Go, then; having deliy.
cred thyself deliver others; having
reached the other shore, bring others
thithcr; arrived at complete Nirwana,
cause Others to arrive there like thysclf."
WeIl.makers lead the water; fetch.
crs bend the arrow; carpenters break the
wood ; and the wise fashion themselves"
master thyselt; so maycst thou teach
Others, and easily tame them, after hav-
ing tanned thyself for self is hardest to
tame"
"Rousc thyself: be not idle. Follow
the law of virtue
And you yourself must make the
effort. The Buddhas are but preachers.
1t is the thoughtful that are freed from
the bondage Of Mara Ohe tempter)
"All that we are is the result of what
we have thought; it is founded on our
thoughts-madc of our thougts. If
man speaks or acts with evil thought.
pain follows, AS the wheel the foot of
him who draws the carriage"
Not even god, not Mara, nor
Brahma, could change into defeat the
victory Of man over himself"
self is the lord of self; who else
could be the Lord"
, 1876-10-14
,.uvoy ol nropuM

the di,cu~,ior, TINT have Hpprarcd III
the Sr,E. 10 Buddhism. The following
Buddhist SERMON for Iaymcn, from tac
Coat,~yorDv H',o' for February 1876
will Give faint l1an "t the doctrines "i
the BuddhIst troohrrt. AppcndcI 10
the lecture ~ sermon, are II tcw ldoms
from the, D"rmmaP1da, 'Sac'e'' oo"N
OF the IiWmnaS, older than Christianity
or the pyramids We publish 1t because
we believe i"e'r Is good IN all C'cc"''
The foolish boast ct 'hFIsla"l'y' OF
rather some OF Us rnt''0SaSt'' '"at II Is
the author and originator OF mora'ity
and civilization, Is 50 N"'h' 'h"I ''' "V'
companying articles are alone enough 10
convince the uopreJodIce" ol us io'ly'
Ed.
THUS have h""r'' Oh " certain o"S
Buddla d"C'5 u; liti'Sa''h' III " S'oNc
called NeI"N""An' All" ''c s"'l' Gay
the young h""'eA''"'r' o's"'", roSc curry
IN the mor"'nS' ana went 'or'" IRON
Ralag"ha' """' '''"'""S VIII" WI. ''i
and streaming garments anu o''Spo"
hands upl''te", W"rN''PPc" Tue various
quarters, the east '"c S"u''', ''o "eS''
the north' the naolF' al" 'no "o''!'"
And buda"" rose carry III Inc ''''"'"S
and put on hI' ra'meht' anu I"N'"S HIS
bowl and robe went 10 RN)aSaha 10 seek
aims. And the Blessed One beheId the
young householder, as, with streaming
hair and garments and hands cIaspca
upliItcd, he worsmPped the various
quarters, and beholdmg he thus address
cd him.
Wherefore, young man, dost thou rise
bctimes, and, leaving Rawgaha, with
wet hair and streaming garment! dost
worship the varons quarters, the east
quarter, the south, the west and the
north, the nadir, and the zcnith'
Master, my father when he lay on his
death-bed, said to me: My son, do thou
worship the quarters. llonoring there
fore my fathers words, reverenclng, re-
vcring, and holding them sacred, rise
early in the morning, and going 1orth
from Rajagaha, with wet halr and
streaming garments and cIasped hands
upliited, worship the various quarters,
the east the south, the west, the north,
the haolr' an" 'he ZENITH
NOT thus, young man, sl"uld the sIN
quarters be worShlpped, according to
the teaching OF hoIy sages'
hoW theh, Master, should the SIX
quarters be worshlpped| May 1t please
thee, Master so 10 teach me thy truth,
that l may know now the SIX quarters
should be worshippcd according to the
teaching OF the holy sagcs.
Hear, then, young man, give heed to
my words, and will speak.
And the young householder, Sigala,
answered; Even so, Lord. And thus
the Buddha spoke =
Young man, inasmuch as the holy
disciple has forsaken the four polIuting
actions, inasmuch as he is uninhuenccd
by four evil states to commit sin, mas
much as he eschews the six means Of
dissipating wealth, therefore, freed from
fourteen evils, and guarding the six
quarters, he walks victorious over both
worlds tor him this world is blest, and
the next also, and on the dissolution of
the body after death he is reborn in
heavenly mansions.
What are the four polluting actions
u, IL. FI.t
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

There was good deal OF talking
done at the impeachment trail yestcr-
day, and Jerry Black distinguished
himself by piece of rare and sudaci-
Gus cynicism that will take rank with
his ironical defense of Stanton publish
I'd in the GALAXY two or three years
ago. He justified Belknap on the
ground that he was no worse than
Grant and others of the partyl AS a
Democrat he satisfied his personal
hatred by exposing the whole Admin
istration to contempt; as counsel for
the accused he avenged upon Belknap's
former associates their desertion of d
comrade and their assuption of super.
ior virtues because they had not been
caught. Verify it is sight for god,
aBd men TO see the counsel for Secre
lazy ~ War impeached for taking
bribes. argue that his client should <,
free because The President and the Al
torncy. General and the Whole Admin
istration are fully as guiliy--that i'll VI
epidemic oi official dishonesty one mai
should not be selected to be made al
example Of World, .Iply 25.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

A RipIcuLoUs FARCE The working
mems meeting last night was turned in
to o ridiculous farce. A negro was put
upon the rostru m and urged to address
those present. His awkward efforts to
get of feA disiointed sentences pro-
duced uprorious laughter, and instead of
those present being men whose families
were in want OF bread, ono might have
thoughy from their appearance and con-
duct, that such a serious subject had
never entered their minds. Dsmagogu-
ism, and q reputable exhibition Of their
own want Of frugality and shameless
disregard OF all proper economy, have
NO doubt been the leading characteristic
OF many OF those who have attended
from the first. The sentiment incul-
Gated by several Of the orators TO "steal
rather than starve,S with so much levity
and evident aim ought not TO be allowed
to 60 abroad without condemnation.
Rvery honest and religious mind must
revolt at such sentiments. Better teach
your children to starve rather than steal
II is a bad sign to hear men using such
language. They are sure TO create sus-
pieion that they have some hidden de-
sign; and generally such men should be
ooked after.
1t is pity that good men. who really
want work to earn an honest living
should be led by such designing knavee.
For those who delight to indulge in such
Language, in nine cases out of tea, would
rather steal on full than on an empty
stomach. The Law, which is the terror
OF evil doers, deters them. Such Ian
guage does harm to the cause of the
workingmen. We doubt il ther. was
one listener present who was real hon.
est, frugal, Industrious working man,
that would not scorn the idea of stealing
under any circumstances. Honest, iu-
dIstrious, frugal men can always find
friends to relieve their wants when
necessity requires them to appeal for
aid. No man should steal and il he
does so before letting his circumstances
be known and asking assistance, he i,
criminal, and will surely receive dus
punishment. Unless you teach your
children that it is crime to steal undel
any circumstances, should they ever b.
found on the post and pillory, you vii
reject severely upon yourself and re
gret Il.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
PUBLIC SALES.
I UDITOR's SALE.

Dy virtue OF a warrant of the Mayor of the
city OF WiImiueton. to me dir ected. will be
exposed at Pubic sale at 10 o'clock a. m, on
MONDAY. JULY q. 1916.
at the Auditors Office. No. 81 (second story
Fast Sixth street. in tho city of Wilmington.
New Castle county, State OF Delaware, the
following described Heal Est'te, viz:
Ali that lot piece or parcel of land with
house thereon erected. situate on Madison
street bet seen Second and Third streets, be-
inx No. 222 Madison street,
All that lot. piece or parcel Of land, with
bou.e thereon erected, tuate at northwest
corner Of Fifth and Pine streets. being No.
SOL Pine street.
AlLthat lot, piece or parcel OF land. with
house thereon erected, s,.uate at the north
Gust corner of Sixth and Madison streets, be-
ing No. 60J N Ad son street.
All that lot, p Gee or parce. Of land situated
al the northwest eorner ct Walnut and l2th
streets being No. 1901 Walnut street,
All that lui, piece or parcel of land situate
on Wa nut streei b;twtep Twelfth and lhlr-
teenth streets. being No. IL 3 Walnut street
All that lot. pie G and parcel Of and situate
on Walnut street, betwee, iwelIth and Ihli-
teenth streets. buins 1no Walnut street.
All that lot, piece and parcel OF lard and
huu-s thereon erected. situate on Fourth
str O. b-tween Harrison and Franklin streets
being 1928 West Fourth street,
o,i1ed ana taken in execution as the pro-
pelty Of William Silver. and TO be sold by
J. l.. BEoG5 ). City Aud tor.
n. B,-1he above named property ia to be
sold to satisfy liens thereon for paving streets
sidewalks and water pipe iya)-is
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
Eseape or Gov. Seymour.

The Utica Herald, of Friday, says :
yesterday afternoon, about four o.
clock, as Governor and Mrs. Seymour
had just alighicd from their CARR &c
on returning from the city their house
was struck by lightning. Mrs. Sey-
mour had time to reach the library,
while the Governor had barely enter
ed the door when the electric current
struck the chimney and after splitting
it passed thence down the roof till II
reached the door of the entranoe. l,
then turned inside the house, circling
and flashing about the gilt moulding
in the dining room. The moulding.
after the passage of the frcy current,
was spotted and disfgurcd. No ma
terial damage was done to the house,
but 1t was a narrow escape OF the oc =
cupants."
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
SHEnIFFS SALES.

CHERIFF's SALE.
- By virtue Of writ Of Vsnditioni EXPO
ma /. to me dir iIeoted. will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the
LAPAYRrTE HOTEL. 81 sHIPLtY sr.
Kept By Geotse ~. Ortlip. in the city OF vii
Eiustou. Nss Cst tie county. Delaware GO
SATURDAY,
THE L.h DAY OF AUGUST. ls'e
st2 o'clock. y. m.
the following described Real Estat,. VIC
All that certain tract ofl nj si'unte In the
city o. Wilmington, New Castle c unity. Del ,.
aware, having thereon erected suD.tantisl
three story brick dwelling houes with baek
build ,nes, being No 429 kast I b I'd street.
and more particularly described as follow;
BEGINNING at a point on the nor, herly lido OF
Th r street between Pop ar and Lombard
streets. at a corner of land now or Int OF r.!
len Campbell: thence with Lands of same
n. rtheIly parallel with Lombo I'd street 81
feet IL inches to stake: thence westoriy pa
raIlel with Third 8 rect Is I. ct 70 a ttaks
thence tberly ara lei with Lombard stree!
So feet II inches to Aforesaid ,ide OF 1htrd
street, and thence al jng the SINE easterly is
feet to the place si beginning. be the sane
more or lees.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty Of LewisC Springer. and to be so d bJ
WIN. IL L LAMBS0N, eherin.
Shorif's Office. New CsetIe,
July %. 1876 jy2l-t
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
sHE8IFE'S s.iLES.

CHYRIPY'5 SALF.-by yir Us OF wf1t o
y Al. Levaria Facios o nae direct u. VIII pc
exoo.e 10 Public s lie o. the Hotel Of VIM B.
Hollis, at 1ewnsfnd In Appoqgn imiuk hun
dred, 10 New Castle county. Delaware on
TUESDAY.
~ TIE SD uAY OF AU3uSG. a. L.. 1876.
Al O'Clock, p III.
TIE fJliowius described Real Estate. WI.
All that certgin fam or tract Z land si,uste
in Back bid hut dred. (formtrly y IT OF
Appoquin'mink Hun hed) Now Castle N
". And State If Delaware 10 nded end de-
scsibea rs follows 10 wit Beginning at - stone
in the line OF land ot j onathan Brown, the ce
with the same and With he land OF Ebcnez%r
Cloak north -ixty two deg'ee, and bity-hvee
minutes east one hundred and Eve perchea and
FIVE t, nths crossing the msin prong OF Morris
Bran b to the middle OF the DOW road lead
ing from Smyrna Landing to the old Thor
oughfars neek 70 d. spIp to be IN tho
limo land Of Gideon k0thweil, thence in
IT with said Rothwel's and crossing tn o
main stream off said Morris Branch south
twenty eight degrees and quarter o st two
hundred and twenty one perches AID eish
,enths to a co ner on the cart .ide OF the 50 id
Ian ding rvsd i the line of tho land OF Noble
+, .Jerm'p. being ais" 4 cor er for land OF
h obert Patterson. feq., thence by SAID Pat
terson land SO th seventy 8even degrees and
h. west one hrndr,d and twea'y three
perch.e TO a stone ON an old ba, k. being n
corner also tor X. bort Patterson Esq theme
! wi h the Ian Of the h irs OF ID vi1 Kennedy
d,ceas 1. md in part with said nathan
Browns land north tvcnts FIVE degrees ant
| nine minutes west two handr,d and ifty-two
I y rchrs a, d Two tenths to the place of begin
hing. containing one hundred and .oIghty
acres AID fifty five square rerches, be the
same n re or less. One hundred and tweDt,
I four squire Jo,ches oi ths above tract OF
lsn excepted, being sranted TO Htdf en- l..
Delany. h 80 4, ter the right of X Ill Rood. 50
long as sud road kept up. and when II
| oeas o be kept up rs Rau Road. it ba-
comes the pr perty Of the said Owen {. Crow.
a. d heirs and assigns foieVer.
/ seB d nd trkcn III execution as the pro-
perty ,fOEenC Cro~. and Mary ANA. hi
wife. and ter-e tenants. AMI to be sol bv
WM II. L LaMBSuN. sh nt.
sherif's Of;ce, New Caste.
july %. A. y. 1916 jy2l-t.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

MIR. HuELBuRr, of Illinois, did n
sensible and humane thing yesterday
in requesting the President, by resolu
tion in the House, to cut off the su :
plies of metallic cartridges to the
Northwestern lpdiaps The Newspaper
correspondence from the scene Of the
Souix war shows that the Indians are
far better armed than our own soldiers
The agents and employees of the Iudian
bureau have supplied them. The pol.
icy OF one department Of the govern.
ment is to thoroughly arm the suvages
the policy Of another branch of The
service TO starye and send them on the
war-path, and then the War Depart
nent is ordered to send men agains,
them and shoot them down if they can.
That is how we are tryinu to solve
the Indian problem nnder Grant,
thieving rings,
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
The 6ut,e'r BM.
TBK RRPUBLIcANs DETERMINRD Tu
KILL 1T IN THE HoUsE.

YHK nRrUBLIcANs DETERMINED IN
.... KILL IT IN THE NousE.
Special Dispatch 70 The Times.
WAsHrNGToN. JULv 25.-Thc bulls
ion and silver dollar bill will como up
again to morrow ia the morning hour,
and will 80 come up every day till ad
journment. probably. The opponents
TO the bill, who are mostly Republi =
cans, propose to defea. 1t by the same
tilibusteripg tactics that were employ
ed at the last session by the Democrats
to defeat the forcc bill. If they choose
they can kill The bill in this way. Sen.
ator sherman says that the bill would
not pass the Senate, but that a bill
providing fer the issue of the silver
dollar to be legal tender to limited
amount, say twenty dollars, would
pass. but the banks proposition to issue
coin certificates for bullion would re-
ceive no sort of consideration.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
A Singular aud Fatal Assidcnt.

Jersey City. July 25.-An inquest
was held at stapleton, Staten Island,
yesterday on the body of Mrs. Armenia
White, aged 48, who died suddenly
from q peculiar accident at her resi-
denee on Chestnut avenue, Clifton, on
Sunday evening. Mrs White was
entertaining some friends att her house
She stepped out of parlor window
upon the piazza in front Of the house,
when a plank in the piazza flooring
broke, and and one of her legs passed
through the opening. AS she fell o
portion of the broken plank turned up
and penetrated her body, inilicting a
terrible wound and severirg arteries,
so that she bled TO death in about ten
minutes
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
DtsQusfd.

To the great disgust of th1ughtfal
Col. Mosby. Boss Shepherd,
Jerusalem Freese and jim Scovel have
come prominently to the front in favor Of
Haze and Wheezer. Gen Franz Siegel,
e1-U. S.Senator Lyman Trumbull, Chas.
Francis Adams, and such men, are work
ing for Tilden and an honest Government.
Tilden will prove u second Old Hict CRY.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

TIE grand parade of the Independent
Or, er OF Odd-Fellows, of Pennsylvania
Wili take place IN Philiielphia on the
Zoth CT September, and promises to be-
one OF the finest aft airs Of the kind ever
took place in this country. The regula-
tions have been promulgated by the ex-
ecutlye committee, end will be observed
oy iodgss and encanpm.nts participa
tlnH' Inc delegates 10 the Grand Eu-
chmpment OF the United States, which
meets in Pniladelphia At that Tim, W IN
participate i'll the parade.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
GEAk1'S LATEST.

WASHINGTON, July 25.--Prefidont
Grant has sappointed {. q. Shtats, who
was removed from the position of
Sixth Auditor OF the Treasury tor
inCapaciiy, 10 be Customs Appraiser
at Noble, Ala. Secretary Biistow
refused to appoint anyone to this po-
sition, because there are nc dulles TO
be performed in il.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1870.
nt : o'e'ock. .. m.


Tia following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot. 3 ece or q Gel OF land
situate in the cily OF ilsingto county and
site sforesaid. bounced and described as
foilows. to wit: Beginning at point on the
eat sily side of DUPONT st-ee. at the distance
of ftwenty-eight fe. southcrly from tho a. y b.
erly side of Tulip street at fortv feet wide =
Tulip street Aforesaid is laid out parallel with
Front street. and dietint eoutherly from the
south erly aide It. ereof one hundred and forty
Eve feet to the n"rtherly side of Tu ip street
aforesaid; thence east,rly parallel with ru-
LIP str, ct seventy five feet t. n corner; thence
southeriy parall,l with Dupont street four
teen teet 10 q corner; thence weste ly paral-
lei with Tulip str ct seventy Eve feet to me
Aforesaid ide OF DUPONT stree ; aud thence
thereby northerly fourteen feet - the lare
of beginning. be the contents thereon what
they may.
Seized and taken in exc ution us the nro-
petty of John I. Wright and Margaret Jane
his wife. and {. 7, and TO be tOld by
WIN. II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. New Csaue.
July -. 1870. h2Lt.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

If 1Slden ,oere President, ia less than
three nsonthe IRE should our finances on
thsh Sest feet, taxation reduced half and
the currency in sure icdyt to rcovery By
9eystk and almost impercept.ble mean. What
Is Saoys, 1re should sec tides of northern
oepitdl fo,ring into the South TO turn its
RIGA ,satarul resources into unepampied pros
peyitS. "-Parke Goodwin.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
Bowers hoOf Liniment

After 30 years OF practical experience with
horses, In staging, teaIning, &c, have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
lnattehtion to the feet than all other diseases
omulned- After mpn ycXpcriments | have
tJunu he true remedy 70 PREVENT the dls
ease the moot, or restore IL after negligence.
70 W al nature intended 1t should 6e-th,
sssE sPport Of tAs nV0ls antsaal. II the hoof Is
inila red and diseased, the animal ls com par,
lively worthless This Liniment will sure,
prevent this worst OF all diseases, ContractloA
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF e.
Back slnew generally called Knee Spruni =.
&C., and restore those that have been crippled
by tho want OF such q remedy.
ss-rry 1t, and II will never fail II properly
applied, VIE:
Bathe the horse's foot once week, or often,
or II necessary, 81 tue heel and frog and
around the hoof close to the HAIR.
III. q. BOYER,
rsrristown, Pa.
Mr. n. G. BoYKR-Deay Sir: This is 10 Ger
nfy that have used your Liniment ia IN
stable for three months past, on more thar
one hundred horses, and lind 1t the best ore
Paration have ever used on horses. IL is ar
better than you recommend it. Send me ape
cases at once. by express, q U. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON
No l22 West Slst street htw York Civ