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THE C0UNTER.REVOLUTt0N.

s11Tr 70 TwENTY-Two.
In the rFcsnnt House pf Representatives theto n
zsty ohcers sud soldiers Wig servea tn I'll" ooniot
er,to army, aud tweaty'ewo tn1un ohlceEa anu So
acknowledgement.
Tho cloud Of sepselc1s !ate hath pasaol.
tbs alorluy sky Is clearing:
Atnvc Ns Hliints satene ut last
Thn low OK promise cheering!
Thr v.sl1ur, spitefui voice Is tuaheo,
Thu cry for vungoance hatefni:
Thr nation once 50 naafly cr1lahci
Aflgu2nupla Kr1WS, Anu HsalnIn}J
Tho fatsct1 ca!vra arc freely slain,
THO uatiol's true love .ulltngI
Bwrc& Incense, to ntIay their Ealu,
Each Rebel norc IL smelling
To prove ahc cannot carry hAtc
E0yond tho hOusssla Ut rtaAon,
Tbs nation npens every cato
And kindly welcomes treason!
shc hhrcwly nsks no sacrifice.
but, KraclouAly rtleutiuRt
prbrlafIns tie policy unwiso
To inslat on much EslthtinR;
And ~, to psayc how very fair
HI1 woull distribute taYOrs,
Az trce 10 onc lestsNynEs ahsrn
Her houorB With her sayera
Tho problem of tic War has found
This wonderful solution:
Tint statesmen aso ths neArtst sound
Whu led ln rofGfHttoni
That thoso who In tho forr1noAt van
Fought 10 pt,scuss her HIury
Aru Jlrt the men to wisely plan
And ahapo les future story!
On ovnry lip III found The Ineor
Abunt pluyr.l.0ut wAr.ape.ct,es;
They've grown od!otla 10 hear
A nltl-tlsnn kanaha I" "Bcrteches y
Tilo public votcn prouounGes ban
Or Ktrda 1ts St1nRlnR coslon
OF criiznErs around EADssaan,
Hut puts sweet faith III 0or.ioul
Ifaught vera needed, this will show,
ltcyot.d ali loaht or cayi1,
Tint tia tho Itebel chiel4 who know
Tho ekt way to NnrAvel
Thu sn4rls that hold tho land in ihrstl,-
aetTlt WORTH intlltinR:
4. Let ltobs In pc1oo rocnrcf all
They lost by foolish hghiing." il. ". H.,
.-Srt1 lur: Graphic, Winlabago Cisy, bffnu
, 1876-02-12

TO he LIltoT 67 tn th1!aa0 179oahs'
CiI1CAuo, Feb. I'll haso read with much In
torest TIM rc,nnrhH of yout corrospopIant u. J.
I1o,,;s,ar of Mali / ako 11tnh ,n} w,,la T hnvn
1ao'ao'01, " o"'s 4 o'3" 3'1t "s ".'o
NOS the t!tne' AZ p1csehs' e'en " l nau tnd
ability, to roply 10 all ha Questions Of queries,
somo Of which ROTOR to subjects that aro more or
has ,n,,tore anecu,nttnn, IA la vorv correctly
a,,t,,ns,u rot nav narhnna noint n,t N lin
husses''t 'os "1e1' tAls tss wv ~ - M ~"
what u now tho uhlsefaahS@aeceptea tneosy
among scientists In rotarouco to tho propagation
and tranHInission Ut heat, It La SUBSTANTIALLY
t,,,s that tho auitntnu or tremulonn nation n
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Afpe cured for af.y coata There ID uota
agent in tic world that Will outo fever and aqua
and 81 othse 1Aanos bt'ons scaret, typhoid, ycllov,
and nshor forers {e!ded hy Radwsya tts} 70 QUICK VI
Sofd By Druggists.
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distance. II would 10 moro enrrDct to asy
TINT tho rthor-wnsos, hs an element Of hcf1f Ut.
nnuli, and tho sIHtlrg Of tho distance but It
iualto1a little whether this Quo elonont, tho
otlcr- waves, llns Goeu Travelling through llo Tor
rid or tho Frlgttl rono ia gettinE horn. Ita
hoas-pro.lucinK lnalltes ate not impaired thero-
The samo principle Ia applicable 10 light "a 10
l2oat. Tho etlier-wayeB-a form, not substance
-tranan,it mutton from luminous Inasa'-tao
a,ts,, for inatnisco-to tho eyo and thia motion
IN tito character Of 0tl,or.wavca tnfrtngos unoh
tho rotlna Of tho cyc, and l.on ws rcalzo tho
tllnso IL no light until ths tlYhau,!a foroe Is OK
pende1 against tho retlnA uf tho oyo. It. iasinpy
MI application Of tho uniscsaal principle that
llent produces motion, and motion Produces
heat. 1t is the fano pIiuciplo involved aa WHOM
rit!e-ball Ia discharged against . Distant rock.
Tho heat generated by tho burning powder pro-
Glures motion In sending tho ball on ts mission
md. Wien tic ball in,rtngcs aeait'Ht thu rocls,
tho satna a,uount Of loat. less that "hatod iIi
heating Tho gun, iA produced that was uade by
tlo burning Of rho lDstor. e4 into
Thus NO soc that boat may DO convert Bpa1ts
nation, and then transmitted through ,s
mud again reconyerlcd iuto leat at tho cnd "
iho journey.
THIS principle. Of such univarsnl application,
Is, a. I hayo bofore btalpl. substantially tho
samo with light. Doth 1imintHll In inlenBty-thnt
ia to Say. ono Of tho cononts tint psoducc tlio1n
ininishcs In lntensfty-as sho square Of tho iH.
producing oien,c,t IL diminished. It is, howoy-
Or, diminution Ii, intensity ooly,, and not In
quantity. It IL tho satno light aud heat pro1uc-
luz element diluted as It ratiasos from any Gison
point Of conbuatiou slanply becanso 1t III el'toad
oyer greater surface.
Tho groAt scientist Tarnilay, who hold to Tho
now oIptoded Nowtoriaa theory o! tho propaga,,
lion Of light and hoas. once romarkoa
thst lo "coula not think tlo croator
TIN tI}nr of s,acn with etbnr M q medium OF
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LII EpltG III khQ DhlutuE4 u $uN 04iLeIk
hereditary porr shasl uot allow that necessity
In thc truo nosiyo Of artistic aehiovemsnt.
Michael Angelo; Narliaol, ard Leonardo Ia
Vinc!, wcrs not gra.ie,i On to create tlio!r mag
D1yI.sE co.1puIB1uN or ESTuus1AHM.
Holdon Ii tho true ariht swnysd By different
mo,iyc. 1n' all the gscasest artistic c1aa. tho
| nttista assd poota h"yo been powerful, aud ne-
knowctgcd ~ power In supreme eras, ~ III
wealthy cougsed, superb. There are special causca
which oxpia,n without difficulty this t1otei.ctton
of Tho English nnbtIity; their total failure, as
general thug to mako tho true aso of their op.
lortunitics IN otuying tue dicsatee Of lofty and
hlbtnteteate'l ambition. bnt THIS IL too ilnpor-
tant d matter 10 bc i!sponel Ut tu paragraph,
and too Gstrac.!ys II rilou!d take it up rs nll.
| columns could well airord.
"lIonoE to whom honor Ia duo." Tic seriona
nccnpAtlou Of tho groatur number Of tho English
nobility III, a. everybody KNOWS. anuseHsent,-
iduG hunting, !aeInE travelling. noc:ety. to-
to!locsual etIurt " bu agreeable md keep their
,ui1ltIs active. but thero IL ono grand art which
lilo earnest spirits among thon do pursue iu h!l
carncB1neas,--
THE Art OF GOVERNMENT.
Tho horelitury Ioora assunao tbs responsibility
% far aB puEsbe, aud accups Ills burdens, !hburd.
| aud responsibilities Of governing Eusl"st Autl
leseis. take il, il Que Eseat salsauArl WHICH
Euglnt,d |'ossesses, alnl ono enormous advantage
l QfDE EGQll%S$ kAN &ASk hAaf hAVAS ~ Ae*o
cIaAs Of me14-powelttll, wealthy highly trained
loyal, and aulbitiouH-Who aro roady Il
teyolo themselves dIsintercstodly To- tho serving
Of tho county. With us it IL nosorioul
that tic baat psonle. us thsy aro called, -~ous
professional and Literary ycnsses,-ayoid politics
thsir ambitious AID al1aa ars all concentrated IL
different sElcrcK. Aud tin lnuu who ssek otllce
do 70. iog tho most part {t.ors are, 1t IL to bt
hopcd exceptions to tho 1ulo). II not As Il arocn
latiou, yst Without being indifferent to tie tlopt
Of lua4iuR uuuoy. ueAco VT have the 1nisxov
orumens Ut Now York and roign VI 1amnlany
Iinge henco exposures Of corruption and t1aut
III Washington. which bring US to shame oyal
tho whola civilized world. English uotlcmeu
instead OF seeking ol.lco with tile Aop0 Ut an)
otller enuluElant tlan that OF iuo1ease4 liguit,
Of position, bPGAd ther o*h fo1tuuea, u ffsel,
~ our Twoels aud BMeousyH do tho stolel
! moneys Of our unfortunate and much
/ bepulldeted Colutubia, ~ Becu1o tIlu Aonpr O
being elected 10 ollce, And, when the object o
. their an4bltoa is AtsRins4 when they arc III
sufficiently blessed ~ to bv abls to add to thei
signatures tl0ao calu!istio lGttcra M. p.,"-
tbsir position, culture. woatth, and tradition
are ~ good guarantee hA human bp.uKs gu
| IaoeIvo, that ul0y Will 10
ABOVE TIE SUSPICION OF TEMPTATIONS,
and nil perform theU duties (sucA duties q
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u4k
transmission OF heat md light waves. will say
that II he eyor viRitB Chicago, and will favor mo
With call. I will show him in my laboratory the
most ndubtatle oydence Of th!H ether. and
o''''''s' WIZ '"'A' ~ "'4~'' q. i. HaxpAI1u
TIDES AND HEAT.
To tbs Editor Of Tho Chicago tribune: ...
OnEnoS, No., Fob. 7.-MA7 join with wortl
or two III tho chanco.nlctlloy diBputation In
Wheh allusions AFo 1naae u acoh''"o 'ueoEsoas
In this telegrammat!o ago, tcrHoncBs by a'
u,oansl Aud tho roll OF the Holy OF uoics Ia
rndc1r torn M
MA. 49, ..,,,, r., H.. .,.ro,,,o,, =, IL.
1'uos "u causon " |ao a'st"'s.ot W 'no
moon, arc tney9 Ihas 49, "aEor-passlcles now"
ing loosely among themselves, gravity Ia over
come, and tho attraction OF tho moon MATES tho
w., | u 1s,,.,o. ~ .e.,ain ,,,o,as ,von i,
30, how Is It that tho hams ne quantity Of wstar
wSns e poha srtnse fo SAp tn HU utb ~ JsoGs
au everything Gse NON i;,oa ana,oh luton 81 o.
gravity T.. o. wo'Bot1 causes .,ues, nounu ~. n'
IRON would not welsh pound NJ nooa.tao.
ana taae aWns goes sns namoug 1, tnGosS o. it"ea,
century allof conlnon 1oikb naSe NhoHn u w.
W'll ssast Hone nafmn OF ,n1oy, ama proclaim
tue tacs aad sai', ''mnssam's, ~ "sua ana o,,r
Age'n as 70 tno Gauss " ..ens caIa1s. n''as ','
hoat. Nature nooa no. T. opesase ny owaMaa s,'' ILL.,
ANN conlrlYaheeh. 70 warm hal "otl'a stls
and and supply ps 1i thoa WITH tas rhe sun sy
o secaa %
rnmosest snaee; itnpsngo gu tue ontormust me;
ulum surrounding wotu, !,ta ana Give onward
| coming donBcr az 1t approaches tho sur
faco Of elo Globe onesa creator resist
, 1876-02-12
RELIGION AND SCIENCE.
Ii There II Contrc Of tho Material
Universe
Tho Molten State of tho Cenire Of tlo
Earth...kfoses mud tho Nebular
Hypothosia.


Theories ns 10 tho propagatton and TrnhB-
- ~. ,.r,,t
mission OIL lIcnt h'lo IAsHt'
rHeon1es or THE UNIVERSE,
10 tie Eatsor n ihe C6icogo Trt6un>:
Cwr,ao Inn. oo.-aIr. I[odgman's lot
,.,ro .r,,oto,, a noo1 ;1o,1
1esS doe1n W "a'o p.ososs ,'s,. 49, t.on,
OF hostile cflto's1n. Cosu'o9ouYt "!'Ats t'o@'
tho Mosaic account. seems oiittroty be-
vou1 human ooa,nrobousto,,,- lonst up to
'ao ptesoit suo' S tn,.rrn1 snv ,,v prf rroctor
-'hat or Ae i'aco 40 iap'o,o" y, .o ''' A.
and others-is, at bess, only assumption Mr.
lis opponcuts 90 mllel, further thai they are
wnd,u'ea snsa, "u" asos,tano t ' and ,royo fset
n5es'n' ~ -" 1' .,A - ,,o..rs. s,sco ia In.
Ono OF then afsuoa tbas' oeoauso spAsp 10 ~
finite, Therefore tho matorsat oaiSosso in"s' e''o
DO infinite. don't 900 lhe forco OF l'is aIen-
.,,.,tnx x-'aa,,,,,,o.s- void-u;htt. In ei,ort. 4
tla'sot-7enip.,ao' .,I so'u.e ..a,.,.s .ts.,
negative qualify poeaoesns Nv posis'so a.t'.+
butos having netsher dlmons'ona HOE loean's'
having no contro aud ITO 1nis, Wore tliero
innn,to sotid matter, then no npnco would
.nai,.'s' l,. noaa .,'"." ,u ,,or,. o,or uubrokon
eaiss' "e'o ,s,, 'o'so ~ "nn n,".so, ~ wnn,d oris.
spaee .oon tn9i., NO scersltv for TIM co.
e1!Htenea Or both: IN the Eontlh1}. @ney
aro antagonistlo ~ thof NATURE II sncn Nh OK
precision Is allowable. .,..,.o.
NOW nntsGf mas tos ena is,ns 7'otas
ccntroa OF gravity, OF foshs'9,t oso. NthoIs ,.4
sob tug tut oaeeo OF & m ~ on % naan. Ut
rs eoex mo'orS , could 0t ,o9 tn m .,stea
% mssp.atnod: tae han Gonsso@ a. isa esst"i s.ni
10 chao.o. but what oonssola tho sun' Evl-
DENLY y must oe somo mlBht!er lnnuohco .!an
b. "nhs % % sno nua ~ .nt ,p,t,,,tar tnf1n.
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catss t1spakb tSs blet ,Mea srd otST aaid,
and juices u the pssa. a rlzut ot fs. fort repair
ths wastes Of thu body with Ant sound MATERIAL
Setofus. sypha oen.umpsiou, x}an4uaE dasssa ulaHs
" tno tas9. aqo1t neaes ia ~ s.aI: H. n;
eh.zxu. the and the v2f;s q .ko %;
Ilsam el5sipsl4: ssho. Ilsak spots worm. l. e. e.
painful discharges, night svcat4 OF spsn aud III
wast9s q ths ts pEnape within tbe curative rans
vii prove tn ny pctsoa Using 1t for ohor disease Its
II ibs patioat daily bocotuinY reduced By tbs ra.:es
and decomposition Tint 4 ccntnnaJ pEofsetalnE, saa.
gith mae f5on healthy h!: 81:
Tor when orco this renedy ~ Totl q pur'
cation. and ancceods e aiTnish!nK ehe !od q wss&s &
fool hltnsolt growing beer and EtropEor tho food Y.
EesnH lettor. appetite Improving and Ae'l ad weight
MI nny does tho Ban1pari1an HosolSont e1oot al
knoEn rnmOdJa agents In tho ct ChtonC Hcfpluou
constitutional aud Bkiu dtscases, but u tho unity pod
tyo puru for
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24

A STILL THAT WOULDN'T BE SrILL.-
Last evening John Still. in company
with several companions, took up q
position on one Of the market street
corners, and amused himself by in
sulting every passing lady. DIR, Grim
shaw observed Stills little game and
sent brief note to the police station,
wnlcn mad the effect OF bringing Cap
tain Cropper to the scene. Stilps com
panions ran away, but Still was prompt
~ lanoed IN the Hall cells. After q
nearing. last night, he was fined 81 and
costs, and then Jacob Hauser, proprietor
OF the Barnum House, charged Still
Win beating HIM out of drinks-order.
ing nquor END then refusing to pay for
IL. For this Still was fined another 81
ana costs, and this severe lesson will
doubtiess cause him to be still as possible
in the future.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
SECOND EDITION,
sIIERIFF's SALES

AT the Delaware House, Saturday
afternoon, Sheriff Lalnbson sold the
following properties:
A house and lot belonging to Pat
rick Dougherty, on 18th street, be-
tween Market and Orange, lot Is feet
u inches front by 80 feet deep, I'd Geo.
II. Bates, for $l.080.
A lot on franklin street near Shall
cross Avenue, 92x16, the property of
Geo: ID. Kelley, to Jno. c. Patterson,
for $50.
Lot at'6th and jackson. 38x128 feet,
the property of II. A. Malmste en-, to
the Wordingmen's Loan, for $780,
This lot was sold under a (post paid)
first mortgage of $500.
A lot at 10th and Shipley belonging
to Jno. V. Rice, with three dwellings
thereon, to Josiah Morris, for SO, 600.
The foundry of Jno. v. Rice, at
10Th and Orange, to Josiah Morris, for
500. On this property are two mort
cages. one for $4,000, snd the other
for 81 600, with back interest from
1867, amounting in all to 22, $50.
Lot 50xS0 feet, with brick dwelling,
at Giipin Avenue and Clayton Sts. he
longing to T. s. Lee, to Mitchell and
Wilson for S1.305.
The other properties advertised
were withdrawn.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
THIRD EDITION.
Charitable Beauests.

In the Orphans Court of Baltimore,
TIE duplicate will of the late Samuel
Canby, Of Wilmington, Delaware,
was filed Saturday. la it he bequeaths
$500 to the trustees of the Home for
Friendless and Destitute Children of
Wilmington. The will of Mrs. Mary
s. Minor, of Baltimore, was proved in
the same Court on Thursday. BY it
she bequeaths to James NJ. Brown,
two shares of the Merchants National
Bank of Baltimore, the interest and
dividends from which he is to devote
to the support and maintenance of a
native african boy to be called Laun-
celot Byrd Minor.-Bdlt. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24

a l'AE"E lREE.-An ash tree was cut
gown by ). H. Greenwalt, in Mill Creek
Iinhdred' last week, which had marked
ilne between the farms OF Mr. Green
Wais ana George Medill. 1t measured
si1 Ieet IN diamcter at the butt. When
cur ana spiit the wood made seven cords.
ash Is worth as much as hickory we are
t0iu, whieh sells Tor ~ in this .dity. But
az the valuation Mr.. Greenwalt put upon
u tae WOOD would amount to SAP. That is
quite valuable tree, and wou ID pay for
q large truck patch at the rate lands
nave been selling In our State during the
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CANCER

CANCER
Cured by DIR. Bonds Discovery.
DR.. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDoTES unite
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cameo
Institute Zone OF the handsomest marble edi-
fees in the city, and the finest remedial In
stitute In the country. Remedies, with the
directions, sent to any part of the world.
AS-send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress
H. T. BOND. M. H.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
eb22 dly 320S Chestnut St. PHI L. Pa.
or the Bath.
r-Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Batn sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same classal
L. BRlNGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nan Polishers, etc, for
ale by L. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
BrOdic's MIRACULOUS cure for COrns
An English remedy OF great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
e. BRINGHURsT & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
Hon. Francis Thomas Killed.

Hon. Francis Thomas, ex-Governor
OF Maryland, and recently Minister to
Peru, was killed by locomotive
while walking on the track of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, near his
home at Frankville, Garrett Co., Md.
On Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Thomas
was born In Frederick county, Nd, in
l799. He adoyted the legal profession
served three terms in the Maryland
House OF Delegates, and was Repre-.
sentative in Congress from 1881 to
1S41. From 1S41 to 1874 he was Gov.
ernor of Maryland, and he was subse.
quently elected q Representative in
the Thirty'eighth and Thirty-nintn
Congresses.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
STRAY Wales.

Franklin Loan Association meets
this evening.
Tonight the Board OF Education
meets in regular session.
The owners of all unlicensed dogs
are now subject 10 arrest and a tinc of
$500
At ID. Fenncsy's store, 22l Market
st, the best bootsarc sold for the low
est prices.
Donahoe, 307 Market street, Is still
Offering brilliant bargains in boots
and shoes.
Clayton Loan, Friday night, sold
$500 at $1.15 der share premium and
$3.50 at 81 .05.
Still the people keep making to ID.
McCusker's cheap boot and shoe store.
216 W. Second street.
]. Davis Sisler, of the firm of IHar.
vey & Sisler, has purchased of j. 4.
Heald, the dwelling S15 West street,
for about S10.S50.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
FOURTH EDITION
Disclosures in the Crooked Whtskev
Cases.
M1LwArKEE. Jan .o1.-Ellis Grifnths

MILWAUKEE, Jan .21.-Ellis Grifiths.
gauger, and Valentine, storokeeper
and others to-day agreed with the gov
ernmcnt counsel to go on the witness
stand and give the entire history o.
the whiskey frauds from the war times
to last summer. II is understood tha.
their evidence will inculpate Jakt
Nunnemacher, who is reputed TO have
made So, 600, ,000 out OF whiskey in the
last two years of the war and aftec
ward. Testimony enough has bcen
squeezed out of the various witnesses
to indict Jake's three sons, but moth
ing was ever obtained before impl;ca.
ting Jake himself.
Instructions have been received fror,
Washington to-day to sell the confie,
Gated property of kissinger, disti ilIer.
for taking assessment on the crooked
whiskey mode at the Union Corner
Distillery in Chicago, amounting to
1926 900. Messenger was private.
partner. On that ground the case was
appealed to Washington but was Dc.
cidedly adverscly.-N. Y. Herold.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
HOIxCIGN.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

IN Notice is hereby gwen that Will re-
ceive Proposals until the 7th day OF Febru-
ary for printing three hundred copies OF the
JOURNAL OF THE LEGISLATIVE CON-
MlTTEE and the REPORT OF THE AUDI
TOR OF ACCOUNTS of the State of Della.
ware.
The proposals to state the price per page,
and to include stitching and delivery. The
work to he executed In accordance with Sec
tion 4. Chapter 4. of the Revised Statutes OF
this State. GEORGE B. DICKSON,
Clerk of the Committee.
Dover, January %, ls7G ian22d3w
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24

BEQUEsps.- the will of the late
Eleuthcra DUPONT Smith, (Henry and
Lammot DUPONT, executors) which
has just been admitted to probate, the
sum of $5,0OO.00 is given to the firm
OF +. l.. EHpont DeNemours 81 Co lin
trust for the benefit of Christ Church,
and the sum of 81, 1000 to the same firm
in trust, for the use of the Sunday
school of said chulch, and similar
sum to the Home for aged Women
The balance of the property goes
among her relations.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
PROPOSALS,

HhOf'OSAES.
DKoPOSALS
L FOR COAL.
WATER DEPARTMENT
CHIEF ENGINEERS OpE1cE I
No. 1000 Market Street,
WILhINGToN Del, Jan. aIst. 1876,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this
Office until
THURSDAY, JANUARY, 27th, 1876
at 5 o'clock, p. m
For furnishing the Water Department (C,ty)
with one hundred and fifty tons of Bitumin.
GUS Coal to be delivered at Tenth and Mar
kot and Brandywine Works, as NAV be re-
quired. Coal must be of good quality and
clear OF dirt and other impurities.
Bidders must state the name of the mine
the coal is from, and the price per ton of 22lO
lbs. for each grade of coal, and muet be re-.
sponsible parties.
The right to reject any or all bids is re.
served. ALLEN RUTH
Chief Engineer OF Water Department
Addrcss proposals for Coal" Water De-
partment. jan2l 3teod
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24

SUIT AND COUNTER SUlT.-Beforc
Esquire Frazer Saturday Annie Henry,
arrested on complaint of Alice Justison
for threats and disorderly conduct was
held under 500 bail to keep the peace.
A counter suit followed Annie
charging Alice with assault and battery
by shifting her ON the snout." Alice
was fined 80 cents and costs and held
under 5000 bail to keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
ere Does Il all Come From

Dots IL all come From
lnts and quarts of filthy Catarrhal
hafsea. Where does it all come
II. Ihe mucous membrane which
the chamber of the nose, and its
y ~ glands; are diseased, so that they
" from the blood its liquid, and OK
pre- TO the air changes it into corrup-
4; This life-liquid is needed to build
|'he system, but it is distracted, and
system is weakened by the loss. To
Il; gam flesh and strength by using
fierces Golden Medical Discovery,
TN also acts directly upon these
nus, correcting them, and apply DIR.
,Catarrh Remedy with DR.. Pierce 8
~ a pouche, the only method of reach
the upper cavities, where the dis.
Pge accumulates and comes from.
instrument and both medicines sold
druggists and dealers in medicines.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24

SERIOUSLY INJURED Saturday after
noon Cara, four:-year-old daughter of
Taieo Wlndle, residing at No. 500 West
Inlrd street, fell down stairs and re-
eelved such serious injuries about the
head tnat congestion OF the brain inn
mediateiy ensued. Drs. Blocksom and
bush were al once called in, but the in
}ured enid remained unconscious several
hours, after which she began to rally.
She is now slowly recovering.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
Who KILLED MIR. STROUD y-Las

VINO KILLED Mr.. STROUD ?-Last
week two city papers reported the
death of Mr.. James Stroud, of Smyrna,
from injuries received by falling out
of a wagon, and this report was copied
by number of State journals. Now,
the whole report is false. Mr. Stroud
was not killed at all and the item
doubtless grew out of the serious acci-
dent to Mr.. Abel J. Porter, who was
thrown from his wagon near Duck
Creek, last Saturday night, and re-
ported in the GAZETTE of the follow
ing Monday.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24

REvIvALs.-Ther revival of religious
interest in this city continues with un-
abated success, and all the churches
are largely attended. Last night in
teresting extra meetings were held in
Grace, Union, Asbury and Scott NJ.
f., Delaware Avenue Baptist, and
West Presbyterian Churches.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24

U. S. CoURT.-The l.. S. District
Court is in session to-day, Judge
Bradford presiding. The morning
session was occupied in the cxamina-
tion of witnesses in the admiralty case
of VIM. Tice, ct al, cs. the schooner
Leri Harris.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-24
RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON u BAL
i TIMORE RAILROAD.

DHILADELPHIA,w WILMINGTON Il BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER %. 1875.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 7.0C,
$40, 800, 9.52, 1880. a. IN. 200, 410 720 $50,
p. m.
Philadelpnla and New York, Isl, a. m. |;
2l4. 1887, SAG p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 1852,
9.0J a. m. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1882, Los, 9.05,
a. m. 2.56, LIS, $40, 7.10, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 800, $40, $50, a. m. 1.25, GAO
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 500
$50, q. m. GAO p. nj.
Delmar and intermediate station 500, $50,
a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, S. 10
q. M, As, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.Sl, q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, l.55
q. m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at tho depot,
II. Y. KENNEY. Superintendent.