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Jamea l. Froude has returned to England
from CapetoTp.
MnJamc l,orgoso vito Of tho B:aziliap Minis
tor At Washington, has introduced bunday~esen-
Ing seceptiaas.
Wo st,ppose Twoed amoies tho DoRa cigar IN
Cuba. Better men ha.o cv.-luistad TINT criminal
ect. Eli, Haron2
@. ~. Clarke will represent tin Unitca States
National Doa,d Of Trade ut tile tncosing OF tue
Dominion Board at Ottawa jan. III.
Tlton failed to draw 4 good audience ID Halti~
norc- Tho city III iu.I Of pretty girls; and Tho
husbands and b,o,hets thought Durg WAa too
4aud1one aud Romantic.
Ton, Allen. the brusscr, has made arrange
nents to appear on tile stage. All ihe dramatic
critics in tho country have prepared their Testg-
nations, md arc now waiting to SEQ ~llch way
ho will jump frat
Gen. Meredith Read, our Minister to Greco.
Ia sald to bo writing tiatory Of that country,
upon wl,lch ho oxIoess to DO engaged four or
Aye ycars. It will bo shs fullest aud moss com~
plote history OF Greece oyor published.
4 high c,.tica! authority ssys that ii. Csyron.
who Las recently Published French translation
Of four OF Ehakspearo'a tragedies, "has Buc-
eeoded in producing faithful mud hasmonluns
yerHion OF tho gsoat poets tsasnas."
The widow OF tho lato Gcolgs 0foto has die~
covered a,noug liza pancrB remarkable cssay
exhibiting tho hiato1ia,'s OPINIONS Of Aristotle
"a q nj oral toacLor, The essay sill bc published
iu forthcoming collection Of posthulnous
papers.
Robert Dno1anan'a proee romance, now up.
pearing in au English magazine, is entitled
"Iho shudow Of tho Sword" Tue hero ia o
Breton, opposed to Napoleon'a war lH'licy. wig
leads llfo OF martyrdoln in resistance to con-
Bcripton.
Hamuol Howlas OF the Springfield Republican,
ss tnahing preparations for Sunday edition OF
hiH paper, wulch, It ia expected. will nHko q
lively rattliug among tho dry bnnea of tho New
England dopa. Shades Of Cotton 11ather pro-
serve US
Edwin Booth Was greeted by an inlmenBo
audience or lIis appearance At Forda Opora-
House IN HaI,moso last Monday night. Tic
musiciaua uoro crowded out Of thcir p!acos. It
Is estimated thai 3.0o0 pcssons were prpsont.
The play waa " uamlos."
Tho Harvard Art Club proposes to establish a
scholarship. the holder Of whlch shall travel for
this henet1t OF tle Club, and make explorations
in distant lands. President Eliot, g. +. Norton.
II. ". Longfoltow. and Jnmea Russell Lowoll
heaa tho subscription list.
Miss Mary Howard, the author Of " Ona Bnm,
nner," ta writing another book during her
European tour. Tho Washington Copial pro-
dlctB that It will be \ set-o to tho popularity oi
the fisst Attompt, ~ too frequently tho succeed
tpg book proves Itself to DO.
Ia the caao Of hir. Irsing'a suit agaiuat tht
proprietora Of London Fun tho defendants arol
ogizod md woro discharged. Tho general opiu
ion IL that tho matter Of trial mas e4cplleu&I,
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! Maxlmum theruaJmfket. II. Mlhnun. ..
uKNSaAL UN3EhTArf0H3. .....
| CHICAGO. Jan. 6-n,idnight,
THE 0LEHDEHNlHe PAsT0RaTE.

1TENnr, ILL.,, Jan. 5.-Tl0 Glandenuiug cass
eeesnH to bs atil tho chief topic Of couserBation
At this place. Jonathan Edwards colnes In for
hi. share. and IL being censured badly for recom-
tuondiaE 0Iendcnnins to our people. Numerous
copies of tho "1.ife OF 3iAry romeroy" tbs
reverend gen.lemau's alleged victim, we're sold
yuaterdav, md a 1arser supply has beco efdsreA.
Our rlllaEn silt not be quiet until QinndcuninG
lakea bts t!nsi departure, Which, It ia Loped, ulI
be Mt no distant day.
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Stir ut tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iuforn1atious Filcd-.-A.
G. lIcsing.
The Lebanon Distillery Condemned by
tho Federal Court at
Springfield.
Tucnty.seren Witnesses Before the CFand
Jury There Yesterday.
CHICAGO.
THE GRAND JURY.


two wtTAEsRCs ErAA1SED.
Tie Grand Jury went into their room about TO
o'clock, AMI were, Of c0u1rc. regarded WILL
much suspicion by tho outside attcndanea, and
especially tbs rrporlera. After eono waiting Tor
witnesses tho assemoy was reinforced by ChaFlos
Heed, Of DeIvidoro+ who uaao tic humber tWetf-
tyAwo. Tho progrous Of affairs bofore the
crowd wna dsnlally SLOW, md thu time ufAegco
wear,,5 while aIr. BURKE popped IN and out and
Wi1t Dexter htalkcl past. At length alr. 0eorso
Miller, diatIlior. made lis outTy, aud tho people
inside became ntcrehtod IN h,s talk. lto Btald
,u tho room ratbor moro than an hour. ao1 then
gayo wav TO Atr. II. Z. Frodoricks. Of tho Lake
snero aislsllcry, who occupied tue time til tue
Adjournment, WHICH was la5 befoto o clotx'
TIE TESTIMONY
at both tho uitnesaaa was GENERALLY coahrfnato.
Ey uf cny th'ng-that cons!d9raolo stms Q!
mpncY bad beeD rai1 to i. q. AeHsng Tor Ala IT,
tho payments ma 10 by. these two gentlemen
went into lIeaiug's hauds. hut 1t - generally
supposed that e WAS A,sina l8!2 u " knonn q
that luth Alr. Elolericec nnd Ir. Miller testihea
sutttaut,stly 10 tlp fact that tAcy 4nld cottas''
auIn4 of lnuuoy to l1eH.nx,. mud tbat tuo cou.
s.s!erat,on was toth ganeral and paItlcuiar-.
general In thas # reiasod to theif
prntccton and to tho enlistment .; Hch'ng M
ticuar In that they teeeivod sors OF aEFocnicns
tbat proper GauGora at,i atotekcopera shoula -
appointed to their houses. Il is clear that tins
changing of CnllgoB and skorckcopcfs by the
! appnin.ine of Spsoper" PERSONS was caal'
| ons,,el, managed wh'lo Mr. uaal!g ~as aot oas'
! powerful politician and loador III the 1oni'
,naut party, but aiao Al Intimate s.tent! and III
QUO seuse, tho supo.'or Of tho then
Collector, It. does not n;Ncat that ans
! Of this ufuouce was excttad dut'nR
t Wadswotth's tam Of Office. but for
| tho three tcrms preceding Il T. supposed shas
tho influence was very sreas. The testimony Of
both go.tlamau wss quite conclusive. 4nd vent
tu bou u,,: t;ls outIuo ahoyo gwen. Il ID lra-
tendad that tt IL not known to anv one outside
| Of Tho Grand Jury roou whether either OF botn
of tbcsa gentlemen tcs,i!ied 10 having Pa1d
money directly to .Ses,nE. or ~hesher THAR eto-
gnlions wore conIincl 10 sha ASSERTION TINT they
rai,l nlopoy which we,,s fur EaatuR's intluenco.
buI 1t ID believed that thar made ths d'eet
charges that ulonoy had passed from them 10 a.
| Z. Hes.ug.
It is 10 10 unloratooa in Justice to tho Two
eonttoncn named. tAat q vigorous ctoss
| examination conducted hv 4 TNlnuSE reporter
iul,ed TO br!ug out sasse tacts, and It III thsrH,
fore 10 be concluded !,y tile public that ono o
tho Q,aud Jurors ioaka1, or that reEofseI
overheard tho cxan,lna1loh.
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4 TRIBUNE reporter Last bighs cAnae selosa
ulisky nan who usx loaded 10 tho nuzz's with
"eru4lsl " tAptA but, Its Aluosl atss5 ops si1t
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ipeeftI n,spatch 10 1ht Chicago Tribune.
WAsu'xoros, q. O.. Jan. 5.--1n regard to tho
spacial 1lspatct, to al Eaeteru paper from St..
Louis, saying that there nra ugy rnnsrs shere
imulicst1n9 Col. Fred Orans And Ofyllls Grant,
boti, Tho Secretary of tie Treasury and Solicitor
Wilson authorize tho abatement 10 be made TINT
tllev hay9 neither Reen nor benfd Of tbo lcast
evidence 10 jnHtiiy tlls use OF those naules In
conuacsion with tie frauds.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE ENGEISH 0PEHA.
Tho English troupe. last evening. gave the
fayorite opera of 'Afssuon." ut ifooloy'a. with
: very largo audience III attendance. crery seat
being occupied and tie loblles crowded. Tue
EAST MAS ~ fuliov1:
, 1876-01-06

How seldom we Hec n Nple:stIi head
Of hair! FROM erkuep4 excessive t1nE, or netlt:t,
tlonsands nud their t,als gradually wasting a~ay.
Burnc.t's Cocoano will teinir this wasto. rhe co-
cosne ~ terlect har-itsss!ng-sp prn1,ter q ,!.a
growth Of the halr-a PREPARATION fire. !run lrEit tas
matter. It las great affinity fr ths hnan sltl-1s
rapidly alaorbea, and hnpsrts instse hlI Strength.
, 1876-01-06

WAsnlxoroa. D. G., jan. 6.-For shs upra1
laksa partly cloudy and colder weather than on
Wednesday. northwest 10 southwest Winds ts.
lag, followed By falling, barometer, and snor
Ia tho northern potiiun.
local OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-01-06

Night Saycnsx mrs often t2lc Hrtt1ps
tox Ut di.eass fu tl.+ pulmonary htR1ns tat may
eutr ty MIsbarts inrTrce TsF CoE,ita, which drug
gsta vi TIE country adult To 1T t1s Lrtt Oh.
E1.nrttye stln y thty have any hAow "1e oi. Curei
touss, colds, shto4t. rlcnrByt dtpl,llHra, nc
tir.b
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
STRAY vE.lIES.

Six drunks comprised this mornings 5
police record.
The Court of Appeals will meet
again to night.
The peach crop around Cecilton ana
Sassafras Neck, Md, gives evidence
of an abundant yield.
Go to the Third ST. eet tea store. be-
tween Market and Shipley, for your
tea and coffee, cheap.
To morrow afternoon the Democrat
ic nomination election for candidates
for Sheriff and Coroner takes place
throughout the county.
Japanese fancy goods. At the Red
Tea Store, on Third street, between
Market and Shipley, has just been re-
ceived large assortment of japanese
fancy goods, such as trays. glove boxes
card receivers, cabinets. jewel boxes
and camphor wood bureaus, h1Dd
somely finished and will be disposed o.
cheap.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09

LADIES SUMMER SUITs.-The great dis
play of ladies' linen and lawn suits and
white overskirts and basques made of
the best quality of material and trimmed
in the latest and most elegant styles, is
worth the ladies' attention. The prices
are extraordinary low. Ladies' fine suits
$3.50, $500, $4.00, $3.50 up to $500; Ia
dies white basques richly trimmed, 81 IS,
$1.50, $i.75 and 200. Also, infants tony
dresses, robes, cloaks. capes and fancy
caps; children's fine white dresses in all
sizes, which we offer ct special bargains.
A complete line Of real hair switches
from 81 90 up, scenic So Kid gloves, in all
sizes, French, domestic; corsets, ladies'
undergarments of every description, the
finest and the cheapest ever offered yet
Call at f. l.. Franks, 5ll Market street
and save money. It'd
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
MARK ELS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY!

Y. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
3nN. Yor the cure Of weak stomach gener-
teb,,,ty indigestion, disease OF the nervous
num, constipation. acidity OF the stomach,
hd all cases requiring q tonic
The wine includes the most agreeab and
|ficient salt Of Ircn we possess: Citrate of
isgnetIc Oxide, combined with the most en-
tgetic Of Vegetable onics-Yellow Peru
Rln Bark.
IThe effect in many cases OF debility, loss o
kpe.te and general prostration, OF an efll
Esut Salt OF Iron combined with our valuable
|Nye, is most happy. 1t ausments the appe
H. raises the pulse, takes of muscular fab
nBs, removes the palior OF debility, and
hes hOrid yigor to the countenance.
DO you want something to strengthen you? ?
JOu want good appetite? Do you want
build up your constitution? Do you want
feel well DO you want to get rid Of ner-
uness. DO you want energy? Do you
|rltO sleep well? Do you want brisk and
Erous feelings: II you do, try KunkePs
10 Of Iron.
IBIS Isy valuable temc has been go thor
qtly tested by all cls sses OF the communi-
thii it Is now deemed indispensable AS a
at med cine. 1t costs but little. purides
2bNd aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
FEe ibe system and prolongs life.
.iov only ask trial ofthis valuable Tonic.
be 81 per bottle. r.. r. KUNKEL, Sole
INpttoi, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
-gtI for KukePs Bitter W inc OF Iron, and
L'lO other n axe. so,d only In 81 bottles.
Nhers are counterfeit SO beware of them.
Tape Worm.
aarely removed with purely vegetable
Eat1e passing from the system alive. Nc
=uIl Tue head passes. Come and refer
N1ents treated. DIR. E, +. KUNKkL, No
sSaih Ninth St.. Philadelphia Advice
rs Seat Pin and Stomach Worms also re.
eWd, Ask your druggist for KUNkBL't
'eM SYRUP. frice. 81 per bottle. Sent
saItalar. mHyld&wlm
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
4 Tragic Duel,
A Phi ILADELPHfAN SHOT AND KILLED IN
COLORADO,

PniLADELPHfAN SHOT AND KILLED IN
COLORADO.
DENVER, June Sth.-A duel was
fought at River Bend, Colorado, to,
day, by Alfred D. Jessup, Jr., and a
man named Davis, who were respec-
lively armed Winchester rifle and
Colts navy pistol. Jessup was killed
at the second exchange CT shots.
Mr.. Jessup, formerly Of the pub
lishing firm of Cowperthwait & Co., of
Philadelphia, was about twenty-seven
years of age and was the son of Mr..
Alfred ID. Jessup, of the well known
paper manufacturing firm of Jessup &
Moore, on the Brandywine. He went
West last winter for the benefit of his
health. The causes which led 10 the
sad occurrence above recorded arc
enshrouded in mystery. The affair will
cast a gloom over large circle OF
friends in this city. The father of Mr.
Jessup is absent in Europe, Ed
Times.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
SECOND EDITION.
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
A NOVEL RACE-eTRERT CLEANING
NEEDED-FEsTIvAL, &C,
Regular Correspondence OF the Gazette.

A NOVEL RACE-sTRERT CLEANING
NEEDED-FEsTIvAL, &c,
Regular Correspondence OF the Gazette.
New Castle, June Q, 1876.
4 running match, or what, from the
result. may lie called a "fox chase"
came off last evening, on the causeway
above Kirkwood street. Joe Fox, our
popular livery man, running against
George Harman's Chincoteague pony.
Distance, one hundred yards and re-
turn, ten dollars being up by the par
ties. and about fifty dollars by out
slders. The betting was all on the
pony and number of faces grew long
when the race was over, as it was won
by Fox by about eighty yards. The
pony being very cxcitable, its rider
was unable to turn him, and he ran by
the turning post nearly two hundred
yards, giving Fox plenty of time to
win the race easily.
officer O'Neal captured young ne
gro boy, last evening, who had ran
away from his master, d. q. Nivin
Esq, and lodged him in Jail.
The paving torn up by the plumber,
while putting in the water pipe at tho
old railroad office, corner of Delaware
and Front streets, has not been re
placed. 1t is rather DANGEROUS and
should be attended to at oLcs.
Our dilatory Council should pass al
ordinance requiring all persons to clear
the cutters in front of their houses
and remove the matter from the street
Complaints in regard to nearly all th'
streets are made daily TO the Mayor
but he has no power.
The fair OF the Baptist Bible Societ,
opened last evening; large numbe
from Wilmington arriving in car
riages and special train, as an
nounccd, bringing over about hun
dred persons. The hall was soon filled
and we have no doubt the financia
result was, good.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
DIR. SAG E's CATARKH REMEDY

is No PATENT MEDICINE HUMBUa, got up
TO dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor
is it represented as being composed of
rare and precious substances brought
from the four corners of the earth, car
ried seven times across the Great Desert
of Sahara on the backs of fourteen cam
ella and brought across the Atlantic Ocean
on two ships" 1t is a simple, mild |,
soothing remedy, a perfect Specific for
Catarrh and Cold in the Head;' also for
Offensive Breath, Loss or Impairment of
the Sense of Smell, Taste, or Hearing,
Watery or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure
in the Head, when caused, as they all
nos frequently are, by the violence of
Catarrh.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
THIRD EDITION
Attempted Incendiarfsm.

BOLD ATTEMPT TO BURN NO. SCHOOL.
About clock, this morning, when
the janitress of No. q school opened the
school house doors she was alarmed to
find considerable quantity OF smoke is
suing from .he rear room on the first
floor.
She at once gave the alarm, and went
to the houses OF VIM. j. Morrow, and As
sistant Engineer Thomas, on East Fifth
street, near Walnut, to whom she gave
the intelligence of the fire. Mr.. Thomas
went to the school and found a shoulder
ing fire on the floor of room No. 3, which
he promptly extinguished.
An examination showed that the fire
was deliberate attempt at incendiarism,
and that the attempt had been made
carefully and with an evident desire of
success. The scoundrel, whoever he was,
had entered the alley on the upper side
of the school, passed on to one of the win
dows near the end, and broke pane of
glass, by which means he was enabled
tothrust in his hand and break the
| bolt which secured the sash. The win
| dow raised, it was an easy matter to force
| trance was effected,
| The fire was started near the middlr
of The upper row of desks, directly under
one of the seats, well-oiled cotton waste
beng the combustible used. On account
of the school being closed there was little
or no draft, and the floor being filed in
with mortar between the joists: the fire
burned very slowly, and spread over
small surface, the hole burned not being
more than eight inches in diameater
The drompt alarm after the school was
opened this morning prevented the fire
fiom gaining any headway.
1t is to be hoped that the perpetrator
of this outrage, which 80 fortunately
p, operly punished.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09

SEIzHD WITH A FIT.-While tire As
bury NJ. Il. Sunday school excursion
was at New Creedmoor Park, yester-
day, Mr.. Nathaniel Biddle, carter, of
this city, was attacked with a sudden
fit, and was taken to a hotel where he
was forced to remain all night, being
too ill to return on the boat. MIR
Biddle was taken on the excursion
against his will he being on board at
tending to some baskets when the
boat started off. He left his team, on
the wharf, and it is supposed that
worriment for the safety of his proper
ty induced the attack. This morning
he was said to oe much better,
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
SLACK WORK.
PRosPECT FOR THE LAYING OFF or A
LARGE NUMBER OF woRKMEN.

PROSPECT FOR THE LAYING OFF OF A
LARGE NUMBER OF woRKMEN.
For seversl months past the p. W.
8 b. r. II. Co. have been adding to
and improving their rolling stock. and
thus kept a large number ot men
employed, in the various shops in this
city. In the Car shops, ITO men are
employed, but as the new cars are all
finished and the others in good repair,
it is probable that this force will be
reduced, to morrow evening, to u
number Just sufficient to do the ordi-
nary woIk of the shop. The machine
shop force will also be reduced, as the
locomotives are all in excellent repair.
In fact it is highly probable that the
rolling stock of tho T., w. & B. Il. Il.
was never before in SO good a candi-
ton as it is now. Other departments,
in addition to the above, may also
suffer slight reduction of working
| force,
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09

Mrs. Margaret Wigglesworth, N. W.
cor. Fourth and King, from 1iCO0 10
10000.
John II. Clark, trustee, 4O3 f. 3 !, from
1000 to 17C0.
Isabella Mcdaniel. 525 w. 7th, from
2f50 to 1000.
Chas. w. Holland, property near 9th
and Rodney, from $4,000 to 10000.
Jacob Rebman, 501 Jefferson, from 1000
to $500.
Chas. Shields, 6lS Madison, from 1l0O
to 1000.
John Mulrooney, lot 250x1O0, Rowland
and Clayton streets, from 1860 to 1000.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09

OrENED.-Yesterday the Delaware
State Building ut the Centennial
grounds was opened to the public, and
was visited by large number OF per-
sons. Everything is now in complete
order, and visitors will find the house
pleasant and comfortable resting
place. The registers were opened ,anc
the name of L. l.. Rice, Jr.. heads the
name of Delaware visitors, after the
exhibition theseregistere will be given
to the Delaware Historical Society,
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09

RErAiRING TRACKS, Two ballast
trains arc now at work on the Will
mingtop s. Reading railroad, and the
road bed, tracks, bridges and trestles
are being put in complete order, The
business of the road is now very good,
and if the second mortgage bondhold.
holders succeed in buying the road,
they will be enabled to pay small
dividend to each other ont of the earn
ings Of the road.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
Drowned In the Brandy,vins.
A LITTLE BOY MEETS HIS DEATH WHILE
BATHING.

BATHING.
Between 10 and O'Clock, yesterday,
Michael Kane, aged about 12 years.
who resided over Eleventh street
bridge, went into the Brandywine,
near the Bowers g. Durc car works, to
bathe. He remained out in deep
water tor some time, when he was
suddenly seized with cramp and drow-
ned before any help could reach him
young companion, who was in with
him, swan hastily to the shore and
gave the alarm, but too late to be of
any service.
During the afternoon the body was
recovered by Fillmore CoIkling, who
swan out to where the body had
sunk. and dived down after it.
This morning Coroner Groves held
an inquest, and verdict of death by
accidental drowning was rendered.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
NOTICES..
NvTICE.

~ WILMINGTON, June 9th, 1870.
The members of Delaware Encampments
NO, ]. i. o. o. + land the Encampnent branch
Of the Order are invited to meet at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Third and King streets, on
{ sunday afternoon, ut ~ 0 clock for the
purpose Of attending the funeral OF Joseph
Piersou. +. CIR.
le9-2t- DAVID DOWNS, c. L.
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATs.-1he report
~ in circulation that / would withdraw
from the contest is a base falsehoo1. l shalt
stand the nomination and use all honorable
m cans to win IL. ROBERT e. JUSTIS.
June 9Th, lS7t-2tw&dit
CTTY ASSESSMENT Tie city assess
~ ment for the year 1876, having been com
pleted, is fled in the office of the Cltik OF
the Council for public inspection.
The City Council will cit to hear appeals
from the assessment on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, FRIDAY and Saturday, the 9TH.
9th, 7th, 9th and 10th days of June, at ~
o'clock, p. IN.
In order that all wishing to appeal may be
heard 1t is REQUESTED that appeals be made
in wri ting, describing the property and To-
cation OF same, and handed TO member
froa the " ard in which the property is To-
Gated. VIM. ii. LEE,
Clerk OF City Council.
City. Hall, May 2G, 1876. my26tojelO
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN The undersigned give notice that the State
County and Puor Tax for the var 1876. is now
due, and they will be found ut their office,
No. 6lS Market street, until the first Of July.
for the purpose of receiving the same. And
from July lst to September lst they will be
at No. 10 East 9TH street during the day
ASrAll delinquent tax payers for 1879, are
requested to call and settle their taxes Inn
mediately) without further notice or theli
property will be advertised for sale.
jos j.. CARPENTER, JH..
A. GIVEN,
my22-tt Collectors.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
BUREAU NOTICE.

All property holders within the city who
have not had their property registered. are
respectfully requested TO present 10 this Of
Ace correct description OF their property.
A copy OF the Registry Law and plan
furnished on application az this office.
All deeds, conveyances, or transfers OF Real
Estate made after July 1lth, 1874, must be
entered in this office before they arc sent to
M. G. CONwELL.
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
mar2stt Tenth and King Streets.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09

The DELAWARE DELEGATION AT CIN-
crNNAr1-The Delaware Delegates to
The Republican National Convention,
which meets in Cincinnati, next We'd
desday, have secured accommodations 5
at the Grand Hotel. Some OF the dele-
gates will start for Cincinnati on sun
day night, and the balance Monday
niyht,
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09

THE LoXNs.-At the S5th monthly
meeting Of the Young Mems Loan last
night, $500 sold at 16 per cent and the
balance was paid to Withdrawing share
holders.
Star Loan at the l01st monthly
me ,ticg last night, loaned $4,000 at
par.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09
nsdls's hiraeulous ure for Corns

tiodle's hIraculOus ure for GOrns
ihgIsh remedy Of great popularity,
a''IhG corns without pain.
q. BRINGHURST d Co,
Apothecaries,
corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
EaTed and GIralgnt, Nail Brushes, Hand
aaaes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
Uy 4. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Coc1er Sixth and Market streets.
or the Rath.
ah Brushes, Bath Towels, Batn sponges
Y bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
iaa Stoves, Straps, Brushes. etc, OF morse
w Dry Fiction Gloves, and many other
sates Of the same classat
f. BRIEGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1876-06-09

ExcURsIoN.-The excursion of the As
bury NJ. E. Sunday School, yesterday, at
New Creedmoor Park, passed off very
pleasantly, and was much enjoyed by all
who attended. On the way the home
the boat struck q sand-bar below Phila.
delphia, but was fortunately y delayed only
about s : 80 O clock