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POISON
IN THE
HEAD.


How often do ,ce hear people sag,
"Ny head is thick and l cannot think"
Don't yOu kno,c ,chat is the troubles
You haze Catarrh. IL has just CON-
menced to take possession Of your body.
No,c, if you are ,cise you miN take
fe,c pinches Of The
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Political.

A formal annou acement has been maze hsl ;hl
democratic National committee Will meet at WI
lard's Hotel, Washing ton, Fec q, to issue cal
for q national conYe nton.
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SIiii.

Albany, January Is. The United States Dis
trct Attorney has sued the New York Central
Railroad for the recovery of Sl44120, the duty
at ) per cent. on a certain amount of funded debt
carried by mean. Of profits to the sinking fund.
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n1-A few copies OF the BiOgrs phica
pamphlets remain on sale at this ONCE.
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Wendenburs's Cough Candy
For sale at Johpson's, opposite Post Odice.
ianl0-tinJ
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The managers of the Maine Industrial School
tor Girls tender their thanks to the following
named persons for Holiday gifts to the scholars
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Troy, January IS. Carpenter x Co.'S mills, at
Norta Hoosick were destroyed by fire last night
Loss Sl7j, oo0 insured 100000. 200 operatives
are thrown out Of employment.
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REDER'S
GERMAN SNUFF,

hais horrid complaint can be cured' at
this season Of the year, achen people, By
undue exposure and the sudden changes
in The weather, are liable to catch cold,
zoe aduise them 10 carry in the pocket
boz of
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GERMAN SNUFF,

so ,ehen they Suddenly take cold and feel
all the organs Of the nose and head
stopped up they can promptly take rem
edy to al once loosen the mucous, ,chich,
If allo,ced 10 stay, becomes
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CATARRH
KILLED THEM 5!

And IF you doubt the fact look back and
call TO mind ho,c ii acas first a cold, then
Ca'arrh, and last Consumption. Why
,ciu people suffer ,ohen by the use Of the
remedy
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TO THE
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
lAlkI) Edition
The Dynamite Fieud.
Portion OF an Internal Machine
Found on IA White Star Steamship.

Portion OF an Internal Machine
Found on IA White Star Steamship.
A mysterious boy was found IN the
storer00m of the White Star steamers
on the North river, at New York. The
box came from Europe on October
24th ON the steamer Celtic, which left
Liverpool on the 18th of the same
month. The day before she sailed,
VIM. X. Thomas, who caused the
Bremerhaven disaster, brought the box
on board representing it to contain
$4,000 in gold coin, and wished to
have it insured for its full value. He
was told this would be unnecessary as
it would be placed in special room
for safe keeping; and he was also in
formed that, if insured, the box must
be opened for inspection. He demurred
to this, and the box was placed in the
special room where it remained undis
turbed during the voyage. Thomas
came on in the Celtic as passenger.
On reaching New York h told the
custom house inspector that the box
contained cartridges which he had
brought for his own use on hunting
tour, and he asked leave to place it IN
thc StOic Iooi1 until Uc WOulU call LOT
it in few days. He nevc REALIZED and
the box remained undisturbed until
yesterday, when it was opened. 1t
was lined with steel an eighth of an
inch thick, was securely nailed and
fastened with strap iron, and contain, d
four bags of bird shot, some oiled
canvass, and smaller box. The
small box contained two other bags of
shot. Thomas took room at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel the day of his
arrival and remained there three days,
and then left, his project having
failed.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
GENERAL NEWS.

Naval Paymaster Spaulding has beer
arrested at San Francisco by orders from
Washington, and is confined at Mare Is
land. 1t is supposed he is implicated in
the Pinney frauds.
1.-THE Grand Jury at Bridgeton, NJ
yesterday reported bill charging G. r
Lands with the murder of Uri Carruth
Lands was arraigned and pleaded net
guilty. His trial was set for next Tues
day.
The Maryla land Legislature met yester
day. The Senate elected John Carroll
Walsh, President protempore. The
House chose l.. c. Smith, Speaker and
Milton Y. Kidd, Chief Clerk. The Gov
ernor's message was not sent in.
at an informal meeting Of prominent
citizens Of the District of Columbia last
night, measures were taken for the pur-
pose of inducing both the Republican
and Democratic National Committees to
select Washington as the place for hold
ing their respective National Conyen-
tions this year.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
STRAY JvAkFS.

Tonight the City Conncil meets in
regular session.
Citizens and Germania Loan Assocla-
tions meet this evening.
Deservedly popular. We mean DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, for it never fails
Physicians recommend it.
Numbers of country people buy boots
and shoes of Donahoe, 307 Market st.,
because his prices are very low.
The Centennial itself is not more in
teresting than the cheap boots and shoes
at McCusker's, 216 w. Second street.
An excellent quality of goods. combin-
ed with low prices, can always be found
at Fennesey's boot and shoe store, 291
Market street.
Fancy Papers for Childrens' Christ
mas Houses, Cornucopias, &C., Pictures,
Animal Heads, Lace, Bofders, &C., &c.
Also large stock of Wan Papers, Win.
dow Shades, and good workmen always
on hand at 223 Market street, below
Third. Don't forget the place,
dec4-tf. j. Il. HoLT.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
FOURTH EUIIION
CONGRESS.

Congress reassembled yesterday, La
the Senate. bills were introduced by Mr.
Morrill,, of VT, to further provide for the
redemption of U. S. legal tender notes in
accordance with existing laws; by Mr.
Booth, OF California, to punish frauds in
connection with peach brandy; by Mr..
Conkline, to amend the Currency act; by
MIR. ingalls,, OF Kansas. supplementary to
the bounty and pension acts; by Mr..
Harvey OF Kansas, to provide for an in
quiry into the habits of the Rocky Noun
their rayages; and By Mr.. Sherman to
amend the charter Of the Freedmen's
Savings Bank. Mr.. Norton resolutions
in regard to State rights. and providing
for committee to investigate alleged
election outrages in Mississippi, came up
in order, but were laid over. After an
Executive session the Senate adjourn
ed.
In the House, r. J. Riddle, Of Tennes.
see, elected to fill unexpired term Of
Fite, deceased, was sworn in, and took
his seat. The portion of tho Presidents
message relating to specie resumption
WAS referred to the Committee OF Ways
and Means, and the portion referring to
national bank notes to the Committee on
Banking and Currency. Bills were i1-
tlodu ced by Mr.. Willis, of n. j., for the
repeal Of the Bankrupt law; MIR. Terry,
OF Fa., to establish o uniform rule of ma
turalization; Mr.. Harris, of Va, to re-
store to the pensoh rolls the names Of
those stricken therefrom for disloyalty;
by Mr.. Milliken, of Kentucky, author
zing producers to sell leaf tobacco in
limited quantities; by Mr.. White, of Ky.
ito insure the success of the Information
al Exhibition at Philadelphia, and to
maintain the honor OF the nation.'-
Various resolutions directing inquiries
into alleged abuses in the different de-
partments were adopted; also one offered
by Mr.. o. Brien, OF Md, directing the
Committee on Naval Affairs to inquire
into the expediency OF abolishing the
Marine Corps or transferring it to the
army. Several "buncombe' resolutions
were offered by members on either side,
in reference to appointments OF House
employees, and two or three of them were
adopted amid laughter. Mr.. Springer.of
Illinois. introduced bills abolishing the
stamps on bank checks, and extending
the time for filling additional bounty
claims, Adjourned,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

ALASKA. From report of Lieuten-
ant Maynard, of the Navy, on the sub
ject of the Alaska seal fisheries, pre-
sented to Congress yesterday it appears
that the tax paid by the Alaska Com
mercial Company, under the lease of
1870, is 8170, 480 on account Of rental,
and 81 ,057, 200 as duties on seal skins.
The latter figure is $l6, ,45S less than
the tax that should have been paid if
100, 600 skins had been taken Annually
as permitted by the lease. The popu-
lation of the Island of ST. Paul is 225,
of the island of st. George 1873. The
inhabitants live comfortably, the flesh
Of the seals furnishing them with food
and the skins bringing them a substan-
tial income.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
SOUVENIR OF THE BREmERHAvEN

A SOUVENIR OF THE BREMERHAvEN
MoNsTKR.-A box has Leen found in the
store-room of the White Star line, at
New York, which proved to have been
brought over FROM Liverpool by the
monster Thomas, or Thomassen. in the
steamer Celtic on Ter arrival October "a,
and which he Intellectually endeavored 70
have insured as containing 5000 gold.--
The box was found to contain q smaller
one, four bags of large bird shot and oil
ed canvass, and was lined with STEEL
The smaller box contained two bags Of
shot, and two other bags were lying on
the bottom. Thomas registered at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel on the above date,
and remained three days, when it is sup
posed he sailed for Europe, his project
for making money 10y destroying the Gel
tic having failed.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CANCER


Scr0fula and ALI Skin Dsrense.
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDorEs un,
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer ano
Skin Affections, but will not al ect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cane
Institute Zone OF the handsomest marble edi
does In the city.) and the finest remedial 1
stitute In the country. Remedies. with {
directions. sent to any part of the world.
@-send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress,
ii. T. BOND. NJ. D.,
PENNA. CANCEL INSTITUTE,
eb22 dly 520s Chestnut st. PHI. L, Pa
or the BptR.
Bath Brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath Sponpes
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same CLASH
K. BRINGHURSI Il CO..
Corner >istl and Marker stree
HrOIfc's MIRACULOUS cure for COrus
An English remedy OF great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
L. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market tre
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nal Polishers, etc, for
ale by Z. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets. y
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
SECOND EDITION
TIE CENTENNIAL WORK.

The Firemen Organized - Arrange
ments 10 be D,aJe for the Erection of
Delaware Headquarters ut the Centen-
nial.
At the Water Witch House last
night, an informal meeting of the fire.
men was held for the purpose of con
sidering arrangements for the con-
struction of Delaware s headquarters
at the Centennial grounds. The Water
Witch committee was present, and the
following delegates from other COM
panies: Friendship, s. w. Cay; Fame,
Fred. Bush; Delaware, Edw. Hamil-
ton; Washington VIM. Hauna; Reli-
ance, Geo. A. Messick; Weccacoe,
Ezra Lukens. Chief Engineer Mccall
and First Assistant Vandever were
also present. The Phoenix, through
some misunderstanding, was not repre-
sented.
Daniel ON j, of the Water Witch,
presided, and lated the object Of the
meeting. He hoped the entire Depart
ment would unite and heartily join in
the good work.
Several delegates stated that their
companies wOulu enter into the work
and do all possible to achieve success.
The probable cost of the building
was also discussed, and it was cont
IDENTIFY asserted that $1,000 could
be raised-an amount amply sufficient
for the work.
Chief Mccall favored the nlan, and
urged the construction otthe house as
proposed by the State Centennial Com
mission, viz: out OF thirteen resenta-
tive timbers raised in this State.
He also offered a resolution request
ing the delegates present to have a
meeting of the respective companies
called, and delegation of seven from
each chosen, who should convention
to be held at the Washington Com.
pany's house, on next Monday even
ing.
1t was also determined to address 9
note to the same effect to the PbGnix
company. The meeting then adjourn
/ ed
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

be travel during the year was not so
|nsive rs during some years previous
B73, but the last four months show
Idy increase over the four correspond
months of 1874.
hiring the year the earnings of the
= were sufficient to pay the interest
all expenses, and leave a balance of
|bO, which will be expended, next
Ing, IN constructing an additional
kk from jackson street to the middle
Dot.
|he Company now mas seven regular
i, two extras, and II regular employ
The pay rolls amount to about $500
month, hay and feed bills $500 per
hth, and other expenses about $1,000
year. The expenses, last year, were
reduced.
(he stable is in good condition and
|tains 90 horses and 28 mules. The
hes are found to do excellent service.
! they will be continued in use. Each
|mal is worked about five hours per
Altogether the Company is prospering
Bly,, and it is expected that the bust
5s will largely increase this and sue
5ding years.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

JUSTICES CAsEs.-Last evening be-
fore Esquire Hagany William Carter
was given a hearing charged hy Sadie
Peters with disorderly conduct, COM
ing into her house and using indecent
language. He was fined 80 cents and
costs.
Before the same magistrate, Thomas
II. Peters brought complaint against
VIM. Carter for assault and battery.
Carter was held in the sum Of $500 for
his appearance at court, for which he
gave security and was discharged.
Carter then went before Esquire Brady
and brought complaint against Peters.
The latter was fined s. and costs of
case
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

BALE CoMPRoMIsED.-The Trustees s
OF the real estate of the late John
ley, No. SIS French street, advertis-
p take place yesterday afternoon, did
come off, as the causes of the pro-
ed sale were compromised by the
fs.
EdIsTRRISa Doas.-1'he notice pub
ed IN the GAZETTE, two days ago, in
frence to the registration of dogs, has
the desired effect. The Chief of Po-
IS now kept busy furnishing registers
the dogs and receipts for the own
YkLY oNR DRUNK.-The police record
we'll nigh blank, this morning, on
|one case Of drunkenness appearing
Pm the chiefs book. The usual PEN
OF fifty cents and costs was imposed
|pustlce Frazer, the acting Mayor.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

LECTURE ON ELEcTRfcrTY.- Super
intendent Harlan, last night, delivered
an interesting lecture on Electricity
before the scholars of the night school
in the institute building. lie defined
electricity as force, and explained its
principles. He then gave many exper-
imcnts. illustrating his remarks and
showed the magnetic influence of
electricity over other bodies, in an
amusing and instructive manner The
utmost attention was paid by the
scholars and teachers. Several mem.
bers of the School Board were present
who also seemed to take an interest in
Mr. Harlan s experiments and remarks.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
DIE D..

DIED.
ESCHENBUIG.-In San Francisco, Cslifor.
nia on the 4th inst after n uriet Illness,
Mira Eliza Eschensarg, daughter of the
her age.
PRESTON.-In this city. on January 4th,
1916. Kolce Preston, aged % years.
CRuSSAN.-At Philadelphia, Jan 3 1875, OF
membranous Group, Harvey Mitchell, only
child of VIM. L.. and Anna l.. Crossan, aged
% mOnths and 10 days.
KEL' EY.-t'n Tuesday. the 4th instant, OF
of John AMI Many N. Kelley, aged II
months and rs days
RAYMOND the first instant Charles
N. Raymond. aged years aud three months.
SIZN.-On saturday January l, at o n. u .,
John Slze in his 65th year.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.-The weel

The WEEK OF PRAYER.-Thew week
of prayer services. yesterday after
noon, were held in Calvary z. Z.
Church, Rev. Geo. A. Latimer, pre-
siding. The attendance was large,
and several interesting addresses were
made. This afternoon the meeting
will be held in the First Presbyterian
church, Market street above Ninth,
subjects: Prayer for rulers, magis-
trates and statesmen; for soldiers and
s!ilers; for national institutions; for
philanthropic and charitable societies
for prisoners and captives, and for the
prosecuted and oppressed.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..

'DIoDHis w Jan. O,--O l.. NJ.
FLouR.-The market is without activi,v
ana prices geheralIy unsettled About 1900
barrels were reported IN lots at $4aI so for
tLperine; 81 62IIv l2ls for extras; IS 1Oa
90 eO Tor Wisconsin and MINES ia extra
diana do do , and % 25as 5Ofor fancy brands.
Hour sells for $5 l2M.
GRAIN. N.-Tne supply OF wheat on the mar
ket Is only moderate, hut fully amp for
present requirements Sa es OF $500 bu,he 8
Penn red vt 81 sc Il IS; do. ambe at Sl asa
40: Western red at $lal 2U and white at
y toa' %. Rye se"s at 90c Corn is quiet.
5000 hushe 8 sold at sSa6!c for new us 10
dIyness. oats are steady at at 45A50c. for
white and 4ga45c. for mixed
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

fEw MALT MACHINE. new malt
|chine, the inv tion of Charles Sauter,
|this city, has just been put up in
hers Park Brewery. It will clean,
Zen and cruch $50 bushels of malt per
hr. One of the special features of the
Schine is that the grains pass length
" between the rollers and are crushed
|formiy. The cylinder which cleans
malt of corn, coal, cinder, stones,
td, old nails, blocks, of wood, &c,
6ch are usually found in malt, is feet
diameter and 16 feet long, and the
ID is 81 feet wide by feet inches
>g, and feet high. An elevator hoists
barley to the machine and another
sator carries the ground malt away
lding Edgle.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
Facts are Stubborn Things,

housands of human beings are yearly
ne on the swift current of disease
Fn to the grave, just because they do
possess sufficient knowledge of
mselves. A man meets his neighbor,
the first sa.utation is How are
or "How is your healthf" The
Ply frequently is, "Oh. am well, with
exception Of q celd." Most persons
htly regard q cold. Reader, do you
pw that cold is one Of the most dan
fous I maladiesp A cold not only
~ up the pores of the entire system,
retards circulation, but it is produc-
OF Catarrh, which is quite apt to
to consumption. On" you say,
Is nothing but cold In my head"
e; but that cold is really u mild
OF Catarrh, and if not arrested in
course WILL become chronic. Catarrh
ne OF the most disagrceable, offen-
Affections in the catalogue of dis
. The passage to the nose is OBJ
acted, the sense of smell impaired,
There is a disagreeable sensation Of
ssnre in the head. In the more ad-
oed stages, there is discharge hav-
An Offensive odor. II the disease be
sed 10 continue in its course, thick,
dincrustations will form in the head ,
lone Of which sometimes become
,eaed and break away in pieces. Whv
Persons continue to suffer from su, b
annoying, disgusting disease, when
can Just as well be cured of it7 DIR.
yer Chtarrh Remedy will cure the
~. forms OF Catarrh; in fact, it is
only sure and safe remedy which h, g
1een offered to the public. May
81, irritating reparations may, for II
e' relieve the urgency of the sym,
s, nut they do not cure the disease.
sage Catarrh Re edy is soothing
hr"ilng in its effects, and III n used
or Pitrce's Nas al Donchr, accn,d.
directions, does not fail to effect
ufF' Ssld by all Druggists.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

ALOnn often Million Dollars.
The cable announces the successful
placing of two important American
loans, one (f1 1850, ,000) in the form Of
consolidated mortgage bonds of the
Pittsburgh and Connclsville railroad,
endorsed, principal and interest, by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad; the
other, G2, 900, GOO of the sterling gen.
eral mortgage bonds of the Philadel-
phia and Reading railroad company.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

TEMPERANCE MEETINd.-A temperance
meeting was held at Asbury M. Z. Church
last night, which was addressed by Geo.
w. Wells and Rev George X. Kramer.
The attendance was small.
SALE OF MoNEY.-At the 10th meet
ing of the Hope Loan Association, last
evening, the following sums were sold
500 at 27i II 600 at 81 $500 at 26t S40O
at 26, and 81 600 at 234.
SALE OF FARM.-George Il. Town
send has sold for David Schuler his farm
and country scat in Mill Creek Hundred
to Mrs. Mary b. Mansfield, of Philadel-
phia, for $4,000.
DivrDEND.-The Odd Fellows Hall
CO., declared, on Wednesday night, a
dividend of five per cent. for the last
six months, payable on demand.
SHERIFF's SALE.-The property of Wn
Stubbs, of Smyrna, was sold, last week,
in small lots, to various parties. The
sale amounted to S3,08l.50.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
DRoF. A. s. WEBSTER'S
Select Dancing Academy

Is now open for the reception OF Pupils for
the second quarter.
TUITION:
Gentlemen's Glass MONDAY EVkNING,
from to 10 o'cl cx
LADIES' and Cent?. THURSDAY EVEN.
ING, rom to 10 O'Clock.
MI scs and Masters. on Wednesday ven-
ing (. ON ito o'cl ok anu on saturday even
iug from d o SO ock
An the most ia movable dances taught. IN
c. udinp the GLIDE waltz aud MlNUElr
QU iDRlLLE
A. s. WEBSTER,
dec3l-lm Masonic temple,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

RsT.-Deputy Coroner X. Groves
Jr., held an inquest, this morning,
over the body of Alfred johnson, q
colored infant, one week old. The
child died last evening, al the resi-
dence Of its parents in an alley on
Walnut street, below Fifth, from an
overdose of Godfrey's cordial. A
verdict to this effect was rendered.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
WEATHER. REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. G, 1 A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES

For the Middle States and Lower
Lake region, light rain followed by part
ly cloudy and colder weather. south
west to northwest winds, falling, fol-
lowed by rising barometer ON the coast,
and rising barometer in the Lake region.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
The Texas Pacific BllI.

WASHINGTON, January 5.-The Teza.
Pacific bill was presented in the House
to-day and referred to the Pacific Rail
road Committee, where it will remain till
The measure submitted is the same az
that pending in the Senate, and as the
one pending last Congress in the House
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

lEAcAINd.-Another large audience
med, last night, to the preaching of
Amanda Smith, the colored evan
Bt, at st. Faul's M. Z. Church.
b-nighr, the pulpit of this church
be occupied by the Rev. J. L. Now
y, OF Mount Lebanon Nj. E. Church.
Mowbray is said to be an eloquent
effective preacher.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

fIRE-The alarm of fire about 3:45
lock, yesterday afternoon, was occa-
ped by the burning of u bed in n room
[ppied by Prof, James A. kealey, at
= S3l Market street. The flames were
nptly e1tinguished, and besides the
ned bed the only damage was the
~ 1ing of the building with water. The
will not exceed $50.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

The WEATH .-Changeable
weather still prevails, and this morn-
ing the thermometer ranged from 4S
to so degrees above zero. Towards
noon it cloudcd up, with indications
of rain.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

PUBLIC MEETING.-A public meet
ing of Wilmington Division, No. 1,
5. Of T., viii! be held in their Hall,
McClary's Building, Market above 6 b
streets, this Thursday evening, at u
o'clock. The newly elected Officer.
will be publicly installed. The public
are cordially invited,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06
EDITION
rnc city Passe niger Railway.

TRAVEL FOR THE PAST YEAR - OPERA
TING EXPENSES, &c.
,e following table will show the
of tickets, and the travel on the
Passenger Railway, for each month
he year 1876:
The daily gazette., 1876-01-06

EPIPHANY eERvIcEs.-Bishop Lee
will preside at the Epiphany services
in the Old Swedes church, this
Thursday evening, at II O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited,