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gSehrfd,etuItd, etn SelbitatorS

Ytttle q 0 d, Nrf., 81. Sult. = 0er
adtb. S. SO. 2ougbborougb, Staat8ienator
bieies 0iitrifts, mnroe heute gtud)nittag in
ieiner gBobnung toot gefunben. Sein 5er3
mar BON etucr 9rgel pprdbatrt. giu5eln.
hpitpir lipnpu nidlf hnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Gin Gaufbnlo bon eintnt BOLT
5iffe1t rSdlHfYe4t.

Yott8Oille, Ba., 81. Suli. = SameS
SagsertD, tpetder beute in @emeiui9aft NIT
mebreren berit6tigten @eieuen cine 2ageruer=
Iammluug gu Quatafe Sunftion angrtIi,
murOe BON etnem Boli5iften, melher auf benz
@Iobe unweieEb mar, 8eiAoiien uno t0Otlj4
nprmuunrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
&e;a samers. Seine Seiabr! Retn

BtUtTVtNS
Die "CoItor Dental association" if INNER els
iolgreid, 5%bne o9ne StElerjcn cusSuSieben. Die
0t0sten 3weiHer tonneu fitb oieier Gbatiade in
ben 3immern 0r. 81. YeftsIaDsttestrate, uoern
ssuseu. (Sau. q. 6 DtteI)
QNajdle Iiir Serren gu So pro NionGt; wtro scbolt
->S mo ub9elete!t; Alle5 MIRO iepGrat uno nit
Der 0ano geiuaiben in Der Enterprise Laundry an
Ger SUE Der SaD= ttub .yrontitr. (Julil i,iWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01

cu porSiistiber udbrenoer Artttcl fir tetne atnoe
uno 5nualtoen. bas einSi9c mabre Suhtttut iurUiut
,ermilb, subucitct pol Gm ii Gin ., Ipotbcter
uno bel alien SroguiIten Su blten.
2S. s.. Yrr!un 6 gruocr,
(rnni2 3liteinSEl SnaroSzN lenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Notre Dame Of Maryland.
60berc 2ebrantalt iiir iuuge Mdoden.
S, S. OF NOTRE DAME.

DieitS Snfttut lit bre Tielcn norottt BON Saltiz
more iebr ailbid 9ele9en uuo nit Iatm berIebsn,
ipds 5ur 9eiun0beit uno Seauemlihteit Oienen mag.
0as an9emauotc $ebr Sqitem tewift Die guspl=
buuq Der seih gen, moralilhan uuo pbgfihen atlite
Der ShElerinncn unb maht tic 81 ecten, 9ebiloeten
uno niblih,n @liebCru Der @cielihait. SIM react
WiBiscn 8urius, iueIer Die beuIibe uno iraH5ofite
Spiufbe umioB 1T Die Sabl Der Sdi!isr au etnbuu=
bert.uno=pierSig ieitgeheut.
PARLoR BoaRDERs oocr jun9e 0ameu, iUeld,e 9,rtz
pat. 3immer uiinifen. fiHo ali per,cbn beihrdntt.
Sunse 3 amen. teren @giunobeit ioejlele Sr=
idubuiiie beou9t fonIeN in einetp oI5i9 iher 2unO-
nobnuns auf Dem plnbe unter9ebr16t ipetoen, por.
GuS9ecbt. oGB iiInf;ehH poitoe 9lpulltationen Dor
BEN p. au9u 9emadJt iperoen. ages o liz
Ysytleie iiro fir 2lle 9itid. uGl TGhcre 9lusEunt
lenoe mGu ndtb &atalo9eu. (Sull2i.1 .1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Senioen!

ptd,iauoosetBtg amsrifautfd,e s9uteIs branns
<"ten im leSteu Wouatc oh; tte Srdn0e bGtteu per=
9ttet ueroeu fonncn, peun Die Soels ben o III a.
ti{deu5 5euer@N tldrm eebabt hdtten. @ebr.
SaJ, STR. 9e, @aroentr., 9 otto. (Wtai29, ,2WteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Grtrnnfen.

8ofon, 81. Suli. - !9r. gsra Semell
Elm prominenter Sitrler BON 8oooitod, Ste,
ertraut an leeten Sumitage i'm 9iorburpe>
| Seid,e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Selesrapgii9e Sepei9en.
Sglanha9eDsibew.

(yeridjte Der
rGiIociirtcu Yroiie" fir ben r@orreip :"
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scr 6eIa,1orft.

q E 10 YOrf, 81. Snll. = @elO letdlt
su 1@-2. gSediel rubig gu 4.884. @Olo
i6lOB III 111B-112. 8unoeSsSbligationen
id)loiien flau anb fctig; 81er Coupons
1903 65er 1853; ueue l17g; Ger 1873; 68er
1913 neue Sinfer 1888; 10.4Oer Coupons
1184. Nfhen id1loiicn ilau uno unteti9; o.
g.@entral 1853; @rie 1873; 2afe Sbore 5344
Sis. Central 81; 8ittSburg 95; yiortb-
8eitern 39g; GriOr. 624; 0tod<Sslanb 1O8
llnterihaeantS Gilan3: @Olo S33 1862, =
741: SOuraut S29, 9,57l,S29.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Gin SNofTo1ttf herotthf

soft on, 81. Suli. = 0as Bofamt Su
Nemcaitle, We., muroe in Der Oer9au9eneu
Nad)t Inn $500 in Srieimarten beraubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
2r1nnc.


y t t 8 lie, 3D., 81. Sull. - Der
2aoen beS S5rn. SGier uno ciu QSobugebdu0e
i'm meItlid3en Staottbelle muroen beute Ntor-
gen eingcGidert. @tu beuafbartt8 9otel
murbe bctrGhhidJ beid)dOigt. 9a8 Scler
mar ou8 8ert cines SrauOittfter8. Der Ser
Init bctrd9t $1,000.
u or fol t, 3d., 81. Sui. - lin llbr
am letten SonntGg NiOrgen brad in benz
@lenmaaren 0ta9a5tn Der 6irma @orprcm,
Nrmitrong & 6unter 6euer ans, 'petdeS
einen Sdaoen BON ungtfdbr $25, 900 anrtd.
tete. Der Serluit lit uollGn0is hur4 Ser.
iiGlrnng geoeft.
Der @Defd)eiommGS Vro5eB 8e8c,,
Srt8baIt 9omttg+
. altzEates @ttnt 81. Suit. - Rid).
ter Sd]dfier CAB bentt Dtorgen III DEM @be=
ldletouug8 BrOSeB bon @llabeth Douug &C.
gen Brigham Douug cine @ntideioung ab.
0telelbe reouSirte bic, nad) Dem bon HtdIter
aDfcGean ausgeitellten @erihtabciebl, rtouats
lid 3u Sablen0e 2lQimcntation BON $500 aui
Sl0O, IInO 9iebt ben An9eflagten 80 Sage
6rtlt ben Setra3 Su beSablen. Sm Sale Der.
elbe Die 3a9lugg OerWelgcrt, mlro baSGtgeu
tbum oeSleiben III Scidla9 genommcn. Der
Ntdjter entId)leo feruer, raB Der 2lugeflogte
bic 4ro5eBtOiten gu cntrldteu babe.
9Gns SrttttTd)= 6 olitmbin.
8 Stta 10 q, 81. Suli. - Sine Oepcid)e ans
Stctorta, Srittiidz dz@olumbla, melOet, taB
2ldItb. u. 81. 0fi6aros ben 4mtscio al8
9onOerneur jener YrOOinS abgelegt bat.
Sermtfd,te tele9rnSbiIBe
Sercfd1ett.
- Safob Nunnemader, elmer ser Mtlwau=
tee'r Steuerbetritger, WeIder Dor &uriem BON
Dem YrdfOcnten beau0Oigt murSe, erbiclt 9c=
itCrn, nafOcm CT bic ibm Su0iftirte Strnic
bon $4,000 uuo Die Soften ieinsr oretmali.
gen YroSciiirung beSablt bate, ieine 6reibet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Baltimore
fir 5a|uraiife Ofifc,

@IbpeIf> @de Der Soutb= TnO sSater=Stra6e.
Siels @5etIltaft psriihert iortfodbreno se9enYcrs
Iuit ODER Shooen ourlb Sranounglnd foiuohl in Der
Gtabt, pte i'm eauoe. alle Irten bon @i9entbum,
Wohns, 9aoeuz uno Waarenlduier, Sanoel5giter,
Mderbauz Yrooutte, Wobeln, Saus> G5erdtbltalteu,
i'm Bau besriiiene ober im 9aIeu in Sabung beFEoz
Nde Sahr.euge II. (. 10.
Das Sireftorium beHebt aus jcI9enhen Serreu:
YBm. g. Sarrii ion, yrdii5ent;
Dapio 9. WilIou, s. Wiortou StepGrt,
5raneis I. Sing, 9. r. Nemcomer,
Senrp @arrou, SrpiGe 5orluib,
R 6, Steuart, gB. gY. Gaptor.
Gbm. s. BruHe, George Z. 6arriIon,
s.. b. aapff, y. @lbert Siders,
Z. Rott. Seuftn5, Uienoes Goben,
g8nl. s. Bennington.
AppIf!ations Sormuiare ulo Dett2re Wadlrth!
iber bic gfieuidot miro in Der Office, SaoioeltzG Gds
ber Sout9. uno BaterfraBe. erttellt, po autl que
weroen aui lrseao cine 5riit anaenomnsn, pel1s
Der Applttaut piiniten mag.
(SanI,fSO Tr. Nco0mprtb, Setr.
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NNaizIne ,

etit nag Grauanus bes BGtent5 iuerben @ebHbz
rem hereG,net. q. s.. & sS. &. Sptnaro,
0r. 18, SecoubtraBe, Der $oft gessntber.
t6cGr2, ,l2Nite) 3speseSireau in 9Baibiu9ton. 2.@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01

nay YaNeI VaNsS HA
,ur Hei(e ms Ausano be,orst ingerbGla "a Stnnben
q. vtatne
6 De pey BGlttmsrefraBe uno VoRs OHtees Ap nue..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
NpIitiSdte Saunek

VDIttt1dte SaHNek.
Sept5eu, Portraits, 9 d. # q ben &C.,
truluoQ 9emudt uno 9emGlt BON
.. 4. Gbeic & Somp.,
Sir. t3S, u.s. titz9altimoreitru6e
guitrdge per BoIt iuerben piinftIid ous9efibrt.
(Suli2e-tSttT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Sur @eaMi,iua fur 5 antea!

sSttr Weadiiing tnt Gettea!
sIDEPLAITING mtteinerSam m tb i n c
aui jebe Sa?oH unoSree; idmute uber brsite PLA1Ts
Don lie 3ca gu perib!eOcneu Bretien unb on9tfer<
tist ,tpdbreao man oaraui partet. 2. Stmom.
Jir. 81, Sfts SQItimoye=,
(JIlt5, WtD nabe 09bitraBc.
Ssenpcu! Seemoeu! S,emocn.
q 4Rau geEe Su 6. ge. SreIaub in Sir. 85,
HoroaS Sowarb itraBe, rno fauTe ictne $f.25z
Semoe en-ei9enes 5abritat-oon BamiuttazS Stat'
tun uno ieirem ainneu; aui Seiteluns gu otmielteu
yreiie. tjunii3, 3yheD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Sbcr.elrdfteft Mnftcr nbacgekt.

iiOent forOerte beute ben Sber.arditefteu bes
Sdatamts, 3rn. @otter, auf, icine GeF9s
nation etnSureihen.
ser 8anif aaf oer @bilaSclpDicr
@lfttcub0tfe.
= tIabctp p i / a, 81. SIli. - Seute
0torgen herrifte abcrmol5 QroBe 2lufreaung
auf Der 9lftieub0rie, oa Die 9ltticn Der ,,loelon>
oilles8abn" BON $50 auf S25 fielcn, ipdbrenb
oieielben ror nenigcn Sagen nod, auf $40
itanoeu. gegen WtittGg ittegen Oieiclben ME
Der auf s28. Bic Sirma Bouo, Rorc1 &
@omp. bat ibre 3ablungen eiuJcitcllt, rnD e8
perlauet, oaB prei peitere @ei9Gft8bduIer
ntdIt I'M StanOe itno, lbren Serbin0lidJteitcn
nad3ufommen.
= 9a8 9ireftoriun1 Der Iftienb0rie be-
idllOB in ciner beute Mtorgtn itattgefunoeneu
STiammlung, bag ale nod aUSitebenOen
Attieu- -@outraTte Der ,6ClOuuiuc.S Sabn" Su
@$274 abgemad)t wcroeu iollten. 9lGe Yer~
loacn, lpeld)e oil benz Aftleu- -llntsrue1men be-
thetltgt waren, idllOiien ibr @OutO I'll Oieiem
Bretle ab, nit 2lu3nabne bon iiini pnbeoeu
ten6eren 6lrmen, inter welhen 8onO, Nlorcg
& Comp. bic QStdtiafte lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
@esmiid)te Sepei0em aus 9sesu'

Stem -YOrf, 81. Suf. - Sob cr0fuete
Su 1118.
= Die @hiffStauer an Der 8eItIeite, eil1=
i9tteBllh 0erienigeu, welfe auf ben 9Scrftcn
Der cnrOpaii9en 9ampier bei6aftigt fiEO,
itanben beute Morgen fir b0beren Qobn ans.
8is icbt itnb fetne Otnbeit0run9cn por9e-
fallen.
lln3efdbr 2O0O 58iifsitaner finS an benz
Qu8ltanoe bctbeiligt, uno oieielbeu itebeu i'll
@ruppen OerIammelt all ben SraBeneden
uno III ben gSr:bi9afteu in Der gtGbe tbrer
Arbeit8pideeu, nuo beiprcden bic Situation.
9ie @ontraftOreu ertldren, 6aB iie 9eniigenOe
Qrbeitsfrdite 5u geringeren Yrelien, alS DIE
9egenludrtlg beSablten, erlan9eu f6unen, mo
baB iie Die Sorbernn9en Der Stauer ntAt be-
ptt1igeu perben.
- Der llnterid)aBneifter Sablte beute fir
SntereIien sl29,OO rmO fir ein8eSogene Sb'
ligatiOnen Sl2. 900 ans.
: Die 3oa @tnnabmen betru9cn beute
$413, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
Ste 8eHomatton ocs SRA. 9luforS
XSfifnst

gSaibingto o II, 81. SuIi. - Solgenbe8
1T ras 9teignatiOn5s Sdreiben beS Sdags
=Inpalt8, 9rn. gSilion:
ySulti5' '0epartement. - Sireau be8 Nn.
walts oeS S9abamtS, g8aibiugton, 20. Suit,
1876. Wtein 9err i 9lu8 SEN @ritnren,
melfe i6 Sbnen wGbreuO unie.er 3uiammen.
funft bette Otor9en observation-disclosures, babe
idb Die @bre Shuen meiEe NeRgnation alS2luz
malt oe8 Sdabamt8, bonn 1. Suli on in&rait
tretenb, etnSuretden; erlauben Ste mir, ST.:
uen meiuen 9auf fir bic @elegenbeiter,
Dem Solfe bon gtuben III ietn, tpeld)e Sie mir
freunOlidit 3ufommen lieBen, au83uoriifen IL.
Die Serii6erung meiner bobeu peri0nlideu
Idtung fir Ste Sl erneucrn. adtung8poa
Sluforo QSilion,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
8altimore, Wb, 0endag, Den |. Nugnf 1876
Sntsdaft Ses @raasente,,,

" II 9 II 81. Sult. - Der Hra1tf
bent itberi6idte beute bem 0tsprdientantenz
bauie cine Sotibaft in 8e3ug auf Die ge-
utidbte GiOil=Sermiui9un9sbtu, in pel1er er
erfldrt, CT f0nne Die Sill nift genebmigen,
obne 81 gIei6er 3eit Die 8unfte oeriel6en,
rel6e ieiner Aniid)t mad feblerbaft finS, ulls
5uoeuteu. @r fiibrt barouf an, Oa6 otele Der
Sermilligungcu fir gewiiie 3weige oeS 81
fentltden 9ienits8 nlf)t auSrei6eno linS, l..
9. fir ben 3ouoient, fir Die NtiinSGmter,
fir Die Slotten5aub0fe, fir ben Signaloienit,
fir Seu9tbiirne, fir ben Sitrift Columbia
II. /. 10. Gr ertlGrt, baB Die ourb oa5 fra9-
lide @cieB oerwiut9te Summe uitt mebr
al5 65 Bro5ent Der notbpenbigen IuSgabeu
reprdientirt, mo baB etne un5uldngltd]e Sor=
Jorge fitr Die Serri6tung Oieier pid)tl9en
9ienitsweige bem @emetnpobl SumlOer, uuO
eine llngereGti9teit gegen piejenigen iei,lueldle
oieie 0tenfe 81 uerriG)ten bitten. @r i6tieBt
nit Der GrflGruua, paB er iebt, nad) ad)tmos
natlider Situu9 bes Songreiie8, uad)Ocm
Der erite Oiouat beS laufeuOen Sisfallabre8
idon peritriden iit, ii9 nt4t bereftigt bulte,
elne 10 notbmcnsige Serluilligun9sUtu nit
ietnem Seto Su bele9en, balte eS ieOod fir
Ietne 8fltdlt, iloem er oieielbe uutcr3ei6ne,
5u seigen auf ipeiien Seite Die Serantmort.
lld)feit lei, i'm Sale in Der auSfiibrung Der
ibm anuertrauten Yftdt Serlegenbeiten euts
itdnoen.
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Neae Mn3etgea.

rTA Se rH@ h
- -. grbste Grfurftpm, szsI.szsx lrl.z-9s
ote ie Eunntd8 Iad,mtttass ole Staot
erlisB, miro ont 9. AMauIt 1876 auf ocm 9roeen
uno eleSanten gtew. gorter Sampier
rVupe Gatiine"
nod bem iboneu Srte GatIotacS am NeIt Riper
unternommen. Ser fhoue Sampfer miro Den Ster
Rr. 6, zig btiiraBeuzgBerite nm ubr Wabmittaes
perlaien nno an isube Der Yonoitrabe, StussBotnt,
anlsaen. Broi. Diennit's poles Yiuftcorps 1T ems
Grtrtihuneen 3u Staotpreiieu, Siaete uur so @ts.;
4inoer unter t2 Sabren irei. Gm Somntag, Den
13. ausuit, pro cine slpete sroBe 9teiie uutenomz
men iperoen, GS3-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01

Sitreatt Oct
CONSUMERS
Mutual Gas Light Company,
Nr. So, ssess Nasette gtraBe.
9ie enebertragunsss8H9c CT
fur oaS @rnnS=Seepital
n6e9enieittsemG 0as=
Gompa8nie"
iino
bon nno mad) WOufag, Sem II. SuIi,
in ben 9anfcomptoireu BON
gSn. Ttfber & Sobnen,
Hr. 80, SOutbhrase,
Nrant, Rctcnbnra s. Comb,
Str. 165A, u. .>SdttimoreItr.,
8. 8. NtdJnlfon & Sobn,
@de Saltimoreir. II. Dc@teuans< aGep,
-uuo--
rStitieuS WattouaIsNanf,"
Gde 9auoperz uno Yrattiir.,
ioDie i'm
Saseau Der Sompaguie.
gtr. 63, gSelts SapetteliraBe,
9eoifuft.
Sarisg8ertb Ger attte-Sebn Dollars, bic In fGni
9let1beu 2ermuen etn8uSc9Ien fno.
(SuIi2i,10O 8. 6. soane. gctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-01
DaS Sepattement 0es sSancrett tie
WetleGeMheit.

2S aIbtngton, 81. Snlt. - 6ol9enhe8
ruurbe bcute BON bem 0epartement bes Sns
uereu er1aIien: ,Siireau oe8 SetretGrS res
Snneren. = sSaibington, 81. Suli.- 9a Der
@ou9reB unterlaiien bat, fir Die QuS9aben
oeS Oepartement oeS Snneren BON Dem beu=
tt9eu Sage an 81 IOrgen, 10 pirh biermit er=
tlQrt, rap tucoer Der Sefretdr, nod anoerc
Seamteu oeS 9epartemen:8, Gerbtnolidfci,
ten iiberuebmeu. 2lngeiteute, tueld)e i'm
0teuite Su bleiben miinideu, f6nncn eS uuf
Oa8 Riiito bin tbuu, Dap hie Jte9terung ite
lpGter fir tbre 0ienlte be;ahlt. (8c3 J @hn5.
z. 9orbam, flngirenber Sefretdr."
ltmfaa 5nr sec.
gSa ibington, 81. Suli,-0er Signalz
bcantc 3u Saruegat, N.~S., iiberididt bem
Ghef DeS SignalOienites fol2enOen Sertdt:
D@iu 6ahrSeug, ani6eiueno Elm S9ooner,
OeiIen 5opmaiten ab9ebro6eu itnr, lit in Der
JtGbe unO n6rolid BON OerSarnegOtz Sudt &C.
iunteu. Sin Sbcll Oes 6abrSeug8 lit iiber
Der Sberfldde iidtbar. BeOer auf 9ed nod
i'll Der Gafclage iinb Meniden gu iebeu. 0a5
gSrad muroe Snerit 9c9en llbr 2lbeno8 entz
oedt. Sine QuantitGl &lafterbolS 1It Don
oemielbeu an Oa8 llfer ged)nemmt moroen.
@tn5clnbelten ilnO nitt befannt."
STE GSeltanStcattmg.
Bbilabelpbia, q, 81. Sult. = Die b,lte
tige lnSabl Der 5ableuOen geiuder belief iidb
auf 15,2O6. Sine tOloIiale Statas 8aibng.
TOMS, nad Dem genldOe oeS Srn. Hsng
moOelirt, fam geitern bier an. 9te Statue
ut u SUP bod uno aus einem eiu5igen Dtar>
molblode qebauen. 9ieieIbe iOQ 5tpiiAen
oem meitliden GnOe be8 9auptgcbduOes uno
SartbolNi'S SOntGne auf eincn IS 6uB bobeu
Yieoeitat aufgetellt werper. Sberit 6erbcrt
y. SanforO BON Der britiideu 9lrmee, lueI.
der @rOB= Sritannien auf Der 4uSite1uug al8
Grefutlu @cmmiHir pertrat, bat 8efebl CT.
balteH, nad @nglanO 5uriidSntebrsH.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
FIRST EDITION
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Protestant Americans-R Rev j. NJ p.
Otis will preach sermon in the West
Presbyterian church to morrow at 10y
q. m, to the various associations of
Protestant Americans, of this city.
Services Sunday, April 9th, at St.
Paul's M. i. church. .-Prea chin by
the pastor, Rev. VIM. z. Davis. Sub.
jects: 1899 a. m. Sowing and Reap
ing;" 1880 p. M, "Waht Supplied. -
All are invited.
St. Johns church Services on Sun
days at 1850 O'Clock, q. m, and at
p. IN. During Passion Week, daily at
1880 o'clock, a. m, en- Monday and
Saturday at A p. m.; and on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at
7:30 p, m.
Trinity Chapel-Protestant Episco-
pal, King and 9th streets.-Services ON
Sunday, April 9th. Morning at 1880
O'Clock; evening, 1880 o'clock. The
Rev. d. Rummey, of Germantown will
preach In Trinity, on Monday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
West Presbyterian church-Preach-
ing to morrow at 1880 a. m., and 7:30
p. M, by the pastor, Key. j. M. +.
Otis. Subjects: for morning, "Prstest-
antism and Progress, "for the evening,
"rhe Church and Christianity. Ali
are cordially invited.
First Presbyterian church, Marke,
street, above Sth, Rev. f. B. DuVal
pastor. r.-Service 1890 a. m. Subject
Eternal Life, by growth in the love
of God" At 7'3e p. M, 1.-THE Conflict
of the Spiritual Powers. Satan yield
ing to Christ" Young Peoples Pray
er-meeting, at Up. m. Meeting every
evening this week at T30, All kindly
invited.
There will be services tomorrow a,
usual, at the First Baptist church. KIM
street. above l6th.-Preaching at 10 :3I
a. m, and 7:30 p. m, by the pastor
Rev. T. M. Eastwood. Baptismal ser
vices may be expected in the evening
All are cordially invited. Seats free
Sunday. school meets at 8 q. m. Schoo
fOI colored people meets in the hall, OIL
18th St., between N arket and Orange
at 2 o'clock, p. m. All are invited.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

INJURED ON THE RAILRoAD.-Yester
day afternoon Thomas Campbell. a
brakeman on the Ridley junction freight
train, fell from car at Thurlow, and
was dragged along the track censidera.
BILE distance. He was severely but moi
seriously bruised and lacerated about the
body and limbs.
Friday morning at about 1914 o'clock
Mark Clymer, q young man employed or
one of the shifting engines Of the P. w
& B. r. R., while coupling coal cars at
Warmers yard, was caught between the
bumpers and lady bruised in the side
and abdomen. His injuries are Internal
add his condition to-day is quite serious
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
SUSSEX County Notes.

Mercantile business in Milford is dull.
The steamers of the Lewes and New
York line are doing a good business.
Mr.. A. D. Postles, of Milford hundred,
took charge Of Pennington Institute on
Monday last as principal.
The voters of the South Milford School
District have ordered 5000 to be raised
for the support Of the schools mex:
year.
Sturgeon fishing has commenced along
the Delaware coast. There are a dozen
or 80 of boats off Murderkill and Mispil-
lion creeks engaged in the business.
Farming operations have been very
much set back by the late heavy rains
and the low lands, which have been re
markably dry all winter. are now inun
dated.
Shad fishermen down the State com
plain that they can't catch any shad, be
cause the bay fishermen keep them ou
in the bay by stretching their sein Q
| acress the streams.
Mr. Thomas r Hammersley, one Of tn
oldest, best know, and highly esteeme,
citizens Of Milford. died Of pneumonia a
his residence, on Thursday morning. H.
was eighty-one years Of age.
Mr. Moulten r Daniel, of Cedar Necl
was driving one day last week. when hi
horse suddenly turned corner. THROWN
Mr.. ID. violently to the ground. The fa
dislooated and fractured the forearm.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

Attorney General Pierrpsnt, Gen.
Rabcock, Levi Luckey and Attorney
Brady were all before Mr.. Clymeris
Committee on Thursday. They all of
course, repudiated Bells testimony
and denounced Its author as an unmi-
tigated promulgator of falseheod, and
the least they expected to be able to
do was to convince tho world that Bell
was Just that kind of character. They
did not, however, succeed. Vigorous
cressquestioning brought out tile true
inwardness of the case, and proved
Babcock, Luckey and Brady to have
been engaged ia most disreputable
proceedings. They all admitted hay,.
ing been in negotiation with Bell, and
for the very bascst of purposes on,
many points the were compelled to
corroborate his original statements TO
such an extent as to leave no doubt OIL
the minds OF unprejudiced people that
his story is in the main truo, and that
the trio named were prepared to resort
10 any means, however shameless and
dishonest, to secure the acquitta OF
Babceck k.-Ehsld. Cir 0nacle.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
.THlki) EDITION
The Ntechanics' Loan.
SPECIAL MEET NG-wINDING Up Of TIE
FIRST SERIES.

SPECIAL MEET NG-wINDING UP Of TIE
FIRST SERIES.
A special meeting of the Mechanics
Loan Association was held, last even
ing, to close up the first series shares,
which Lave expired.
These shares have been running nine
years and seven months, and $115
have been paid on each share. There
are 1916 shares, held by. 145 sharehol-
ders. All the investments of these
shares have been good, and the Asso-
citation has not been been obliged to
buy in any property to protect itself
from loss. OF the shares, 15O have not
been used and will be paid in full the
balance will be settled by the cancel
lation of mortgages.
The unused shares will be paid from
month to month, by tbs application,
for this purpose, of one half of the
monthly receipts from other shares.
The holders will be paid in turn,
each month, the first choice to be de.
termined by the bidding of premiums,
the highest bidder receiving the choice
from month to month. The premiums
will be divided among the remainin G
shareholders.
A new series. the fifth, will soon be
issued. in which the first series hci-
ders will invest literally.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

PALM SUNDAY Tomorrow is Palm
Sunday, the first day of Holy week which
terminates the season of Lent, ending
with Easter. At the Catholic Churches
palms will be blessed and distributed.
The services on Palm Sunday are design
ated to recall the circumstances attend
ing Christ's triumphant entry into
Jerusalem, when the multitude strewed
palm branches before him. In the
early days of the Church Christians
were want to fast ON one meal Of bread,
salt and water, taken in the evening.
While many abstained from food during
the entire week. The other holy days
Of the week are Monday, Thursday Good
Friday and Holy Saturday, followed by
Easter Sunday. Appropriate services
on all these holy days are observed in
the Catholic, Episcopal and Luthsrian
| churches.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
HEBREW PAssovBR.-To-morrow is

HEBREW PAssovRR.- is the
beginning of the Hebrew feast OF Passover,
and will be generally observed by all pious
Hebrews as day ofrejoicing. The feast
is in commemoratien of the deliverance
Of the jews from the Egyptian plaga aes.
and was intituted by Moses to commem-
crate the deliverance Of their first born
from death by the.destroying angel. sent
to aflict Pharoh and the Egyptians be-
caase Pharoh would not release the Is
raelltes from bondage. At this feast
none but unleavened bread is permitted
to be eaten. 1t is customary IN the day
proceeding the Passover for housewives
to destroy or put from the house every
vistage Of leavend bread, and in strict
Hebrew families dilligsnt search is
made Of the premises to see that none
remains. The first day to be celebrated
begins at clock p. m. to-day and ends
ae 6PM. tomorrow. This evening the
head OF the family surrounded by the
household ,.will read from the Pentateuch
a history OF the occurrences which the
feast commentaries, with portions Of
the prayer book enjoiDing thank 1or the
deliverances vouchsafed them as peo
| pie to the present day. Public services
will be held in all the temples Tomorrow
and in the orthodox temples services will
be continued on Monday. The seventh
day Of the Passover is alse religiousl.
observed, as also the eigt day. by the or
thodix Hebrews The first day Of Pass
over, has not fallen On Sunday since l8
25, and it will not occur on that day agail
for number of years.