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ELLIS T. DAVIS
| net CASH PRICE LIST,
GrOcerieS.

Groceries.
Sugar, per pound IS to 15&
Coffee. choice, per pound ~ to 80
Soap, per pound -. Is. to 1871
Soap, CASTLE, per pound @a to Il
Tea, per pound 1N5 to IS
Dried Fruits, per pound 22A to 16
Yeast Powder, per box 223 to 20
Spices. per pound IS to 30
Rabbits Soda, per pound IS
Mustard, per pound IS
Beans, per pound y
Washing Starch, per pound IL
Corn Starch, per pound 20
Matches. per dozen 65
Coal Oil. per gallon Is
Cuttings Tomatoes, per can 40
" Peach 5. per can So
Pears, per can, SO
E. stern canned goods, per can. 373 to s.
b. st Golden Syrup. per5gal key 500
:" - g gal caus SO,
Heavy Brooms As
concentrated Lye, per can 30
Jelies in Tumblers, per glass rs
Layer R;iisins, per box 800
Spices, per box Is
Flavoring Extracts, best, p bot. 20
Axle Grease, per box, 30
Rope. per pound, IL
Mas sons Black ing, per bcx, ~
Fancy Candy. per box, Ito
Chocolate, per pound, ,35
Nails. per pound, 10 10 8
B B Chewing Tobacco. per ID, Is
Smoking Tobacco, per pound, 30 to 70
'Cigars reduced IS per cent.
Shelf Hardware reduced 25 per ct,
tCu,lery very low.
Sho, els. Scoops. Hoes. reduced Is per ct,
.CroCl1ery ware very low.
GLASS ware very low.
lChina Sets very low.
Looking Glasses very low.
Liquors very much reduced.
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What are the wild waves saying-saying
sister, dear!"
Why you old grampus they say. 90 70
Goy,s for your whisky, wine and beer.
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T just received nm assortment OF
Accordeons and Harm onicas.
1T J. BASINSKI'S::
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1t is Suicide in the third degree. If not
worse, to suffer cough and cold to cul
inmate in consumption, when single bot
tie of HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
TAR, taken in time, would effect perfect
and permanent cure.
:; Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in one
minute.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07

The honesty of the new Commissioner
of Indian Affairs. Mr.. John Q. Smith. is
vouched for by the Ohio papers without
r ference to party,
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%A complete assortment OF Station
ery at J..BASINSKTS.

John Mcguire, the talented elocutionis
and character actor. has been giving I
series of entertainments at Virginix City
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NORTHERN PACIFIC HOTEL,

Under the management of Mrs. H. J.
Hoppy, this house has attained an excel
lent reputation. Thesr rooms are we'll fur
nished and kept in splendid order. The
tables are supplied with everything TO be
had in the country, which is prepared by
the best cooks in the mountains. TRAY
elers will find first-class accommodations
at the Northern Pacific. Helena and Vii
ginia coaches stop at this hotel.
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Business has Stacked OIL good deal in
Bozsman since the holidays.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07

CO Genuine Key West Cigars
and other popular brands for sale at whole
sale aud retail at J. BASINSkl 3.
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The boys at the Crow Agency treated
Rev. N. Bird, late teacher At that place.
handsomely on Christmas eve. He il Z
highly deserving man, and .. deyout
Christian.
Tie sociable at Mr. Aylesworth' on
Wednesday evening WAS 'numerously at-
Isnded and was'a very enjoyable OCCASION:
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Burnett is In receipt of his large stock
Of groceries, clothing. oooA and shoea
Gail in aad examine them
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400 Cords Of Dry Wood,

the amOuu. TO be increased or uet rcased
TO- the amount OF fifty per cent. at the
of the Agent, and to be deliver
Ell at such times Ms the Agent shall r.
auir.. The right 10 r. ject any or all BIDS
is reserved. The contract Is - o. suhJec'
to the approval of the Honorable Com
missioner OF ln,iian Affairs,
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Choice Candies for thu Holidays. q
reduced prices, at BASINSKI'S.t
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PROPOSAL FOR THE CROW AGENCY

Grow AGENCY, NJ. T.,
December -, 1875. !
will be received at this
il place until January 2lst, tor furnish
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Grow Agency Mail.

s. SPERLING.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07
WILMINGTON, DEL. APRIL 4. 1876
How Terrible Is Power.

We are told that even the General of
the Army knew that Belknap, as Secre-
tary Of war, was selling post-traderships,
and that the officers of the army were
being robbed by his system, and yet this
great man Gen. Sherman, whom we have
been led to believe was brave and honor
able to a high degree, feared to offend
Belknap. Is this the work of discipline?
Is this the state to which the American
Army is reducedP Are the officers of that
army so cowardly as to suffer to be rob-
'oed thai a Secretary's wife may appear
at balls and parties clad in silk and gold,
and the Presidents brother, Orville
Grant, fare sumptuously on the sale
of contracts procured through fraud
and the evasion of the laws? If Grant
was Democrat we should insist hat he
should be impef ched and hurled from
office as deserving the contempt of every
American soldier.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07
At fke III. a. III. (D.'s Yurd.

The Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.,
ere to construct the hull OF an iron
steam yacht for the Carson & Tahoe
lumber and fluming company, of Lake
Tahoe, Nevada. The dimensions are
Length, 70 feet; beam, 10 feet; hold, )
feet inch. The hull will be built,
and then taken apart and shipped in
sections by rail. to Nevada.
This plan of building vessels is be-
coming quite usual, the II & Ii. Com.
pany having previously built and ship
ped several lerge boats in this manner.
Several years ago large iron vessel
was built at New York, and shipped
by rail to San Francisco.
The ferry boat Pennsylvania from
Philadelphia, arrived at the II. & Ii.
Co. s yard, yesterday. for repairs.
The steamer Alice h. p, eston, now
the II. & II. Co.'S dry dock, will be
hauled out at Moorc's ship yard, next
week, for painting and repairs.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

N0TICE.-I. George A Millington. do here.
IN by give. notice that shall apply 10 the
Judges Of the Court of General sessions of
the Peace aud Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the County of New Cas-.
tie, on Monday, the 9Th day OF May next bo
ing the first day Of the May Term. A. D., 1876
rs the "Jeff-rs m House" on the Northeast
corner Of Delaw- re and Water streets, in the
ci'y of New Castle; School District No. As,
in New Castle Hundred. County Of New Cas-
toSicating liquors in less quantities thaa
one quart. TO be drunk on the premises, aud
the, following freeholders recommend this
said application. TO wit:
NJ. M. CieaVer, W Herbert,
u. ". Eiklnton. W II Jefferson,
~ ~. bou den. Ferdinand Leckler.
mmeeorse tray, John J. Black.
ihoinns dlthn. J. +. V. Platt.
r. y rels. l. M. Chase
j. u Cleaver II. q. Gray.
apr'st GEORGE A. MILLINGToN.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

NOTICE. George s. Beckett. do here.
~ by give notice tnat l shall apply to the
JUDGES to the Court Of Geaorai Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware. in and for the County of New Cas-
Ito, on N Mond.y. the Sth day Of May next, be-
ing the first day OF May Term. A. D., 1915, for
= License to keep an Inn or cavern, ut the
Delaware House. in School District No, 46.
in the city of New Castle, New Castle Hun
dred. Comfy Of New Castle. state cf Della
ware, and TO sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart to be drunk on the
promises, and the following freeholders
recommend this SAID application. to wit:
n. M. Cleaver. Thomas Gifin,
VIM Herbert Ferdinand Leckler
L. NJ. Chase, George Gray,
VIM. II. Lambsen, George Whitfield,
!. d. Fels.l VIM. Hunter,
> ames Wilmot. G. u. Weggenman,
Isaac c. Cloaver.
apr7-3t GEORGE S. BECKETT.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

g GHERIFF'S SALE.
, by virtue of writ .. Leysri Ia.
ctas. to me directed. will he expnscd 10 Pub
lie sale at tne Giipin House, in the City.
Hundred ana County o: New 'astle, and
State OF Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
TIE llth DAY OF APRIL. ls,b
At2 O'Clock, 7. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain frame messuare or tene.
incnt and lot or piece of ground situate in
White Clay Creek Hundred aforesaid. living
on the turnpike leading from Christiana 70
wilmington, containing two acres, one rood
anu seven peTches, more or less, bounded
anu described rs follows, TO wit: Beginnin1
IN line % Evan Stotsenburg and corner OF
Joseph Clarkson thence running on line OF
Evan stotsenburg south seyenty-eight de,
Erees west forty-nine and ninty.lye hun
ureutns perches to maple tree u corner for
salu Stolsenburg and Walter +. Soutbgate.
thehcc south elghty-three degrees, east forty
SIX perches AID one-tenth to a stone thence
Dy now line and land of Joseph Rider and
salu Ciarkson, north nine degrees east fifteen
anu nihe tenths perches to tho place of be-.
ginning. ~ Do'
Seized aud taken in execution az the pro.
perry OF David keiuen and S Sarah Elisabet b
MS wile and I. T., and 10 be sold by
., NJ. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Snerin's Office. New Castle,
hAch 70. A. d.. 1876. marajts
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07
Gown ardice In Army Officers.

The facts which have come to light
since the arrest of Belknap proves that
the army officers are the greatest of NOR
al towards. No honest tradesman can
understand how gentlemen claiming to
honor and distinction could have SO long
known Belknap's wicked and outrageous
course by which the poor soldiers, their
wives and little ones were robbed, for so
many years, and not diyulge the secret.
The moral cowardice Of the army is re-
voting.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

The Commercial in long and stupid
article makes objection to the manner ia
which the assessors and collectors per-
form their duty. 1t says the collectors
are all Democrats. Wonder if it sup
poses the Levy Courts in the several
counties could appoint any other than
Democrats and expect fair and honest
performance Of duty. If they were to
Judge by what they hear from Washing
ton we are sure they could not. And
then they would be subject to the charge
OF lmpartiality since the Republican par
ty Is made up q about half and half"
The Commercial had better rely on
the Fifteenth Amendments" as it has
done for number OF years. Get them to
60 forward and personally be assessed
and then pay their taxes and demand re-
oeipts. The white people do not intend
that the negroes shall rule Delaware
Why, as an evidence we have only to add
shat the colorel population wanted q
representative in the Board of Public
Education in this city, and the CONNER.
e'aFs articles no doubt prompted color.
ed man in the Eighth Ward, where the
Republicans have entire sway at the
polls, to run fer that office. But what
was the resultf Why an intelligent Re.
publican, and we suppose an advocate Of
the equality of negroes with the whites
run against him and defeated him. Tn,
white Republicans ,rouh not cote fo, III.
negro, and he only got 25 votes. And yer
these white Republicans are all the tim,
begging negroes for their votes. Is thi
rights it fairf We ask no negro fo,
his vote. When we do the negro will
have a right to ask us for ours. That
the Democratic doctrine of Delaware. |
the negro votes the Democratic tick.
he will vote for economical government
that he will share in; but the Democrat
&c party promises him no office or of6cia
emoluments; and he will not be de
oeived and cajoaled TO be di.appointe,
and made fool of.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07
A DJoURNED sHERIPP's SALE.

A DJ0URNED SHERIFF'S SALE.
"A BY virtue of writ OF Levari raciss to
me directed, will be exposed to Pubic Salo
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL So sulpLEY ST..
kept by Geo. w. 0ruip in the city OF Will
minRton, New Castle county, Delaware. On
WEDNESDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF April, 1876.
At2 clock. p. m,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot OF land having a three
storied brick house thereon erected, situated
IN the said city Of Wilmington, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning ON the
easterly side OF West street between Eighth
and Ninth streets, at the distance of one
hundred and thirty-nine feet four and a half
II ches from the southerly side Of Ninth
street, thence passing through the middle OF
the brick division wall bo' ween the aforesaid
house and the house OF Isaac PYLE on the
toutheasterly and parallel to Ninth street
one hundred feet to stake thence northerly
parallel with West street twenty seven feet
len and a half inches to a line Of Philip Gar.
rett's land, thence along said line westerly
and parallel with Ninth street one hundred
feet TO The said side of West street. and
thence thereby southerly twenty-seyen feet
ten and a half inches to the place OF begin
nlng, be the contents thereof what tney
may.
seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
peTty OF Paemore II Mitchell, and Adaiine
his wife, and t. L.. and to Uc sold bv
WIN. ii. LAMBSOS Sheriff.
Sheriff Oflce, New Castle,
April !, 1876. nDr3 ia
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07
SHERIFF'S SALES.
GHEKIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ ny virtue Of writ OF '.evsri Taciss to
me directed viii oeexp, ell to Pubic sale
ut the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 >IitPLgY Sr.
Kept by Geo ". Ortlip. in the City Of viii
mihEton. New Castle County. Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF APRIL. 1876
at > o'clock. y. IN.
The following des ribed Real Estste viz,
All that cert,iu lot or piece Of land with
four two story Frame Houses thereon erected
situate in the city ct Wilmingt n. bounded
aud described as follows. io-wit: Beginning
at p int on the easterly side of Locu
street at the stance os seventy-one feet
sutherly from the southerly side of B street;
thence southeriy along said side of Locust
street sixty feet eight inches to cIrncr
for la bid OF Charles Ischsn; thence opg said
Tschnn's line esst'rlv hnd parallel with Is
street passing through the mi1dle of the par
tition wall between the house on the north
and Isaid Tschan's house on the south one
hundred feet to stake. thence northerly.and
parallel with Locust street sixty feet eight
nches TO stake: thence westerly and paral-
el with street one hundred {, ct to the place
beglnn ng, be the contents thereof what
hey may.
Also, all that certain 10, or piece of land
with three two story Frnme Houses thereon
erected, bounded pud described as follows,
to wit; besinniua at n point on the easierly
side Of Locust street at the distance Of one
hundred and forty-seven 10 eight inches
southerly ftom the southerly side of B street
a corner for land of Charles Ischan; thence
casterly parallel with b street and passing
through the middle OF the partition wall be
tween the ssid Tsrhan's house on the north
and the house on the south one hundred feet
toastake: thnHce southerly and parallel with
Locust street torty-eight feet to a stake;
thence westerly aud parallel with B street
passing through the miidle of the partition
wall between the house on the north nd the
house on the south one hundred feet to the
atore resal1 side of Locust street. aud theme.
thereby rortherly i1rty-eiRht feet to the
place Of beginning. be the contents thereof
Whist they uay.
Seized and taken in execution MS the pro-
perty OF George X. Townsend and Mary Il.
NJ. his wife, and IT,. and to be sold by
MN. II. LAM BS0N, Sheriff.
sherif's Office New Castle.
April l. 1876. ap4-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

N0TlcE.-I. Benjamin Tcat. in compli-
~ uuce with the requirements ot ths act of
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that | shall ppply in
writing TO the Court of General Sessions of
the Pence and Jail Delivery OF the State Of
Delswrre. in ard for the County of New Cas-
tie, on Monday, tho stu day OF May next. A.
D., 1876 being tb C first day of the next May
Term. OF the said Court tor a License to keep
nm Inn or Tavern at No. ll5 East Fourth ST ,
in the Fourth Ward Of the City Of Whining.
ton, New Castle county. and State OF Della
ware, and to sell intoxicating liquors ia less
quantities than one quart. to be drunk on the
premises and the following irceholders rec
ommend the said application to-wit;
Henry L. Alber., Alexander J. Hart
John q. Murdlch. Thomas 4. Eaton
August Tenweges. Lisor4e Abeie
Thomas Fox, BernErd Bonner
James Heal, Francis Kelley
Samuel SayerR. John Fehrenbach
Francis Y, Jacquot, Charles Krapf
bis James D0wning
David 4 McCullin: Joseph Tea.
mark John Hanson
vit.-I,. W. McCullin, julius Krau,pe
John MuHlaferty, John ID kuIt1
Thomas b. Kelley. j. Is. Lapaire,
Frederick Hiz,r.
apr7-3t BENJAMIN rEAT.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

The Republican papers are busy trying
to figure out Republican gains in the
connecticut election. The Democracy
OF that State send back the response. as
a Centennial greeting. that they have a3
more majority on joint ballot in the
Legislature than last year; that they
have secured Democratic Governor
Democratic State officers, Is Democratic
majority in the Senate, "a Democratic
majority in the House, and Democrat.
&C United States Senator. The Republ.
cans are welcome to all the comfort thew
can obtain from these facts.-Wo,B
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

The Ledger says There is too LARGE
an amount OF greenbacks in circulation
fer the amount of gold in the possession
of the Government to promptly redeem,
hence the greenbacks are at a discount
The remedy is plain lessen the amount
on the paper. The outstanding legal
tenders are some $780, 900. Lessen
thus amount one-half, and, our word for
IT, every greenback dollar will command
aus gold dollar on demand, and every ma
tional bank note dollar its greenback, as
now and that greenback its gold. in
turn.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

The Co"mcreiars argument against
Mr. bAYARD for not voting for Dana \
confirmation, amounts to this ,b,+ ,ho
once great Republican party can't select
a gentleman fit to represent this govern.
ment at the Court of st. James as Mini,
ter without the assistance of the Demo.
cratic Senators. How have the ui,t,r
fallen
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07
SALE.

SHEHItF'S SALE.
by virtue OF a writ Of Levari Pacias IN me
directed. will be exposed to Pubic Sale. nj
the S"'"' ~
LAFAYETTE HOTEL s4l SnIpLEY ST
Kept by Geo. W. ortiip. in the City Of Will
mlnRton. New Castle county, b L.. on
WEDNESDAY.
THE l9th DAY OF APRIL 1876.
At O'Clock p. N.
the following described Real Estate viz:
An mat certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
win Is0two story brick houses tn creon,erec-
tSd; sltu ite IN the city of Wilmington afore-
sa'o bounded and described as follows TO wit:
beginning at point on Townsend street nj
the Instance OF ninty-fo feet from tn inter
section oi the westerly side of Townsend St,
and the northerly side of B Street thence
we7teily parallel with street and with
the middle OF the divis sion wall between this
and the adjoining House. one hundred feet
70 stake. thence nGrtherly yar liel with
townsend street twenty eight feet to a stake,
thence ehsterly parallel with street one
hundred 1eet TO the Aforesaid westerly si1e 81
townsend street and thence thereby south
erly twenty eight feet to tho place If bevin-
ming. be the contents what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the rro-
rerty az Tehrge X Townsend and MARY Z.
NJ. his wife, ami terre te ,pnts. audto ne 10 ID
hy o., N. II LAMBS0N. Sheriff
Anil /. a. D.. N16. I april3-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

HALL DEDICATED. AT DuPont's
banks, last evening. the new hall Of
Eagle Lodge, Mo. 81, l. o. 0. f., was
dedicated by Grand Master +. e.
Moore, and other officers of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware. Addresses were
made by VIM. 3, Hyland, Joseph Pyle,
and others.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

&HrNirFS sALE.-By virtue OF n writ
oof Lavari Facias to me a directed. will re
exposed to Public saie at theJ.aiayette lloteI
oal onlpley street, kept hy Geu. w. O.ilip, in
the city of Wilninston. New cattle County.
Del ,on ''
"wednesday, the 18th day of April, 1876,
AT two O'Clock. p. ~,
The follow ne descrioed Real Estate ~.
All that tcertain tact. piece or pnrcei Of
lana, 81, uaie 10 Cnii>tianA iIunotci. bound.
ed and described H. follows, - vii.
Beginning 81 a stone Il the siio th.,,,,t
lic ROAD i'adlhg iroiu Centreville l., III,
BrGniywine at smiths Bridge, and in ths
mldoIe OF the Luoilc r, ad known as the Bran
dywtne road; the.ce along the side OF the first
mentioned or Ceatrevile road north ~ a,,t
one quarter degrees east ninety lerches and
tWo-t.nths tn q stone. u corner of Uentre
heitihc House land; thence thereby north
twelve bnd n halidogrees east twenty-six per-
cbes and nine.tenths to stone; thence bv
the came south eighty two and "A half do.
Rfces casttwenty-slx perches and elght-tentbs
10 the middle OF the Centreville lad afore-
said thence by the middle of the said rUaI
north thirty-hvs ard ono quarter degrees
east twenty perches and six-tenths, to a cor
ner Of VIM, seals land; thence thereby nor,b
lorty-eight ana hall degrees west thirty -ona
perches and three-tenth5 TO another corner.
thence by the same north forty-iour degree,
eaat ten perches and thTee-tenths to another
corner; thence by the same south forty eight
ana hall aegrees east thirty perches and
nine-tenths to the middle of the Centreyille
road aforesaid; thence thereby north thirty.
nve ana one-quarter degrees east twenty per-
ches and nine-tenths TO astake: thence nv
laud OF Joshua Mccullough north forty and
one-quarter degrees west and passing through
the middle of large White Oak tree on the
north side Of said thirteen percbes and fonr-
tenths to stone. corner for Joshua Metal
ough and --Clark said stone be;ne ne.,
the side OF the great Valley Road thence
north seventy-two degrees west crossing the
last mcntil ned road obhquely six peIches
and one-tenth to a stake in the westerly sIde
Of the same; thence continuii q thcrahy
NORTH 1Orty-fnur degrees west twentv-tbrse
perches and four tenths to "A corner of Narv
Graves land: thence ky her land tho fan,
following courses AMI distances; ,uth forty.
one degrees west sixty five perches TO a stone
norh "A degrees west two perchts to n black
O. tree, south forty-three nd half degrnns
west Sven nerches and thTes-tenihs to a Stone
and north 1894 degrees west tifiy-on percIe
O. ard two tenths to stone in the middle Of
the Brandye inc rosd aforesaid: tn cncethere-
ny sou h 22l5 degrees west 20 perche, and
~ 10 the place of hcHinninl, contgiuiny
within these bounds forty six ncres OF rand.
be the same more or less.
oe zed and taken In execution az Tho pro.
ptrts of Thomas Berry and Mary, his wifs
and tt. and 10 be sold by '7 "i'e'
VIM. II. LtMBSON. sheriff
SHERIFF. office New Castlel
Aprl lst ls7 hrlAt.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07
O1lN ss. ALlRzh"
MACHINiS j.
No., 2oo East second street.
No.::5I3sOrango street. N"p

NO,.oIJSOfHHS0
keer.on hand and makes to 0TdfiII Tnd1iIins %s n
Wreeeh. Panshins and g.. Cutt,Sst ,"1 sths ps;9si|
of which are very superior iot GINS, ru Pisitj
intended. lie also renairs ;us "uIWii WcrK a
Locks. and docs light hachinJIs Grcart
orally, All kinds of edged 'OO' ,,J
the best style. ,u,elee Of ma(L
work will be taken Us . eett;,end TO-.
criber has more than ho ea,lIv can solicited ul
Public patronage respeeti1NiG q, HlRbb1
ebl7wtf 9onr
The daily gazette., 1876-04-07

Teeth in the most careful and delicate man
ner. Extracting Teeth without pain by the
use OF Gas or Ether, Speciality. Over wenty
I'VE Year, experience with both ether and
R'H' aPi676n