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coNrRlBGTED ~ Lazy.
n G. VrNISG,

How many wr,t,r, hive described lovrt
| s III il j. AN ,v,r nrw and inviting SUI jrt
for thou sh' writing, ,r runvr.sa inr. Il r.
u suirrt that cannot hr wnrn out. Ia,rr,l
We would pity th' worl AMI all Their IN II
we Thought it would even crrS to br An IN.
vitng theme. Love, tlt is Ii I unurshc
in thu Mc.3 lame. is like II ,trung ard
he ,lthy vim rrotrl in deep sill. 1t SndS
| fn ii shoots amt hr .nch'S iWining ald
clug;n. AL within its rrnc', Not ii t
each vine will tNinr around the smr obi ct.
No, they have tlrr anttpithirs as WI Ms
III, Lumn heart. Sometimes W. me-, with
rsnn4 whom every one seems 10 love. !
b lrvr when there ls tDuy good and con.
Sranr person known ht all 9th, ~ will low
AID respect them in thir helrts"N,n il they
do not show it: for ih,nk all good coa''
munls love.
Love IL part Of the Col Of Nature Thr
world would s0on hr destroyed were it not
or il, for as there is harn my in love AZ S
there love in harmony. II II minority 0i
the " cts in Nature dill not harmonic. u
cnur5r the world roUll not stunl Low ~
our life nr vt least it il nll that makes it
worth living ior. This world would br
worse than prison if it WAS not for loving
and hc,ng loved We commence hy loving
our plr nts. mU hers AMI SirrS nunrs and
unrl, y, doll, kittns Ippi,s AMI 10 on Ia
the end ut the chapter, until really. il L.
more trouble TO tell what We do not love
han what We do. At last, We come to that
otisr luv VIII ch is so tar nh W NIL the
Not that We Ito not love them Just the slmr,
bli it ms 20 I rIle compared to thar
great lore, that We d. not think much about
H. until We have settled down calmly, IL
live. love and b. loved; when from The
dep hs Of our own happiness should spring
up such warm, strong love. that it would
cheer and make happy all within its inAu
enCe.
Then. INDEED, does life commence in earn
eat, When tn re is su b solid ioun ntinn
there il Dolhing tn fear. Only watch your.
self for there will le troubles and trails ~
bear, But iors ikr. "oil upon 'hr troubled
wat, r." will sooth anil heal all wounds male
ly grief
And oh, how henutiCui ian 'ovirg heart,
that seeks the sad anil lonely Onrs and sym.
p'thizes and cheers them; seeking to i'm
part warmth ard light from their own hop.,
tul minis. Not in jrstS and luu htrr, hut
in crrmst. thoughtful rcasoning. which
leaves them not in drsponlrncy. but with II
strong support. This is love and true re.
ligiOn.
, 1876-02-26
Ten Rules tor Farmers.

I. Take god papers, and read them.
2, Keer an account nf farm operations
3. Do not leave implements scattered over
the t0rm. exposed to snow, rain and heat
4. Repair tno|s and buildings ut IA lro.rr
time, nnd do not s,tir Subsequently three
I"l expenditure of time and money.
5, Use money juliciou-ly, and do not
attend auction s,Irs to purchase aIl kinds ol
trumprry because ii is cheap,
8. See that Iruc,s r' " II rpnirrd, and
"a Il not guzrg in the meadows, lr,in
Il it,, ar r'h rl4.
T. Do nnI rrfI,r t, make correct ryprri
m nj. inn sm,' way. Of nmn' new thin =.
q. PI nj Irui trees well. ear, f r them.
and, " c"u' gu 700 lrropS,
9. Practice wonom by gy'ng .toc' ,hcl
TT dining the Wint,r; also goo lo,u.
trk'n out nll that is unsolud, halt r,t On
or moul,'y.
10 Do not keep tribes o' cat. and sn,rI
ing Il rs around Ii premises, who eat mnrr
in one month than they are worth in u life.
tune
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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SEATTLE T, b.

I'll. Star! Owing 10 IN unusual pr'5 of
business, Lam able tn giv' you hut few
items this time. VII do better u,x line,
Sra &c y,r had a. mt II sickness ~ at
,hr present time. Musles, MNnp- DiPhe.
rin and every tIiseasc that 6,sh ishi: 70,
now fl rts the people, and still Ibe plre 10
prpgr, ~ing and Building fast.
|. Why don, s"mc nE your peopl" 81 20
work missing hoops a0Aourng hoop'ptlpsH
They are in demand anil 50 ARE spruto AMI
fir slaves. Cotton Sool BOTS Is not pG 81
we'll; there is to, nN'h stealing in San
Frmci6co, by thu barrel fartnry people tn
ever make the business ply, less the hls
can he delivered bre e.. :
There art now s deep water vessels in thr
Pn .ct Sound wl,rs; 2 for Caledonia, 4 lnr
SonIh America, iur NV ZEALAND an | for
ngnporr. ..' .-
We have vrss ls in port AMI due Il,
Seattle. Due NJ Gamble. s. SHHck, q;
Tacoma, 1; Blakely. :; Ludlow, 3; Fee
port, Il Dscov,ry, 3. '''a - ,
Last week 8 vessels s,il'l from Sliilp,
(coh) From Taehm,, I; Bl,krly. ?; Gim.
be, 3: TAcnml. 2: In Now. /; Snb'ck. l /;
Srhomr, .; Fnrp r,, l.; BIIHelyi ?; Dyplrt.
urr B,y, 9; Discovery, I. Total tonnage
/! GO tons; $500 o. W lic'l W ii 'rtal; the
rest humber tor S,n Francisco, S,u hern
California and Isreign poi
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TELEGRAPHIC
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sr,rTLE, ". r, Feb. 81, 1876.


sr,rrlr, W. T, Feb. 81, 1876.
William Pircc, steward NJ Port BIaSely,
was drowned there last night, his hoiy wAs
picked Ii, thin morning anil will he Hurled
here 20 morrow, lie was recently from Sno-
honish, whore he leaves a wife and child,
SEATTLE, Fob. 81.
Capt. John 8. Hill, has bought half the
Fsany Lake, anil will run her here and up
The pswnmish and Whit, Rv,rs
C.annrY Of ursnlodY. has gone into Bunk
ruptry, and the mIll stram rs and Ships are
in charge oS the United States Marshall
Jnmrs P. Cm'rct has been appointed
Postmaster Of Tulalip.
R,thorort Foster and Golden Gate ran
in the thirty tho1sund dollar race At Sun
Francisco. on the twenty. second. Foster
leing adiudgcd the winning hors'. Time "f
first heat, seven thirty eiaht and one half,
s cond heat seven e t,.three. The race is
not regarded as satisfactory.
SEATTLE. Feb %.
The Cayf PInomn sailed at noon to day
,fromS,n Francisco for shis city.
Stow trll here MI iay.
, 1876-02-26

II our exchanges are correct IL would np.
pear thai the ntcnnal Commissioners
have 'lrrih Il to close the exhibition huill.
ings IN Sunday. This il unjust. Every
rivllIz q nation on the gl"lr have consent Il
10 contribute and send delegates to repre-.
sent their Nationality and civilization
Among th' III all We shall tind every day in
the wrtk s. apart ns u sacred Stbbuth. We
shall show bad taste as u liher Il free marion,
hy exhibiting any Of the pcculiurities OF our
religion. Snail W. not run the risk oi
-h1cking the srnsililitirs 0i eve Other re-.
Iigious sects, by not closing the exhibition
on their sacred dEs, ~ well ns onr own
sects hy leaving the grounds open On our
SLhmth. The C0mmis SION RI have welded
- the wishes Of II very snail portion of our
cilizcns; for ron prof ssinG christians nrr
largely in the majority in this nation. The
manage mrnt are, paying tithrs of mint
and annis and cummin and neglrcting the
wciehuer matters oi the ltw,' hy giving
way To the prrju Ices Of the few. The
next thing will br, we s'mll have Gre, Il
CIamnring for n state religion, enforced hy
the strong nrm nj me law.
, 1876-02-26

UNITED STA .Et Tn Uut.d States CON.
N need lIE in l7,G, "nr Aunlrd wear. ngn /:
with 10 states. and Slj,Gli squire m les #
I tory, which WIS orclpild by uhuur
aOUO.OtO otclvilind nm N hrin =. II ln.
row prIn u'ou o' 1870 O.0OO ST - occupy
~ rrOWO O-q nr' N I,s II has 5000
nlI's u. IA Iroil.. more lhu sufficient 10
r'.c' tNlcr nl u half nr0un tine Gub,
lnr van ot it's" "utl agricultural pro iu't
ion. ". O0rOJ OOD an it. GOA nuns
ere esp 'hl' %. prn Dui r Sio.0on,O,O II year.
II hrN over ! COZ cotton frtur's. $50 ,luly
new ,p 'p's, 1901 week.-Mrs. and G2j monthly
publications.
, 1876-02-26
Centennial Articles.
JOGS HANoOSR.

I,io JIonrock un. lorr in 1887. in ,le
tnwn Of Opircy, Massachusetts, tOuincy
An R,ndolph a, onv time coas,!ruted what
wbns known rs Brain,rycl Loosing hi.
father du ing hi, early child lund, the
w,s,,by uncle, IN eminent mrrcb ut, who
.,t,blislrd Il Pr,tps,, ,rorship in Harvard
Collrrr. ,pok chm. re oi Aiselurn,ion Han.
cook Graduated u. Harvard at tie galy agt
of .,,pn,,ya- -
For the ney, six yeays of his liEe he was u
rlg,k in ,he prp,prrous commercial house
nj nj. pnrl.
Dprinr l7B0 be IA nriyi',r Il IN vis.,
T,oI,,L onl u.s - ..,p, 81, r,r,nu,ion nj
G.nr 20 III Wilma. ,dmini.,r,,ion of un,lir
,tf tr. srh.,ou,p 10 ,,,y. him and bis rom.
n,,-rrr,.x,,.,,---t-,,,,rr trnnll, amt ,Ls.ipc,.
ion.
After II,ncock's return, n, the are Of 81
the death ol hi, uncle Wvurrei. By his will
the younr man came into pn,s s,nn Of a
T L,ru. fortune ua ia suId r, hAye made con-
sil,r Bile Il spI.y with his wealth, ON pun.
lie orc,s,on. wear ,nr ,mbrnirIprpd rnrmrn,s
and hoyinr an plru nt ,ouipirc. with Iiy
cried servant. and Nv NJ suTptious enter.
tain npn,slonwiIe circle of friend. in the
ri,y oi Bos,nn. 80. ...'...
II first np,,nr, nee IN IN, Gpnpr Il Assrm.
bly ut III, provinc. ot N ,ssrhus, fla wuS
in l77j, time in wb cb there vn, con
sLr,bl, ryci,,m n, ar,inst ,h. .nIrn, h.
inc m .a,ur,s of th, B,iti.h Government,
Tnnr,,h oss,ri,,.j with Srrh r,m,s -.
Samuel Adams and ! J,mrs O,i. hrir,, At ,hc
finn, h,t N vrors nf ar. ma ~ vs,,h,,,s.
,oo, the for most rank ~ III, Assembly,
His mann, Lrc,m. rv.n mar. - amin, -,
when m. r.vpnnp ofirrr. p,,.r s,,n, rr.
tx, Si,oi nm. ,r his v,..,l. n.L
;, nm, :, rrl.r ,h. cr,.,,,r, p.,i,L n
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IN. pr.idrn, ,r,h. n ,ch,..,,, C,,r
,io mn ! ,b. vrv NV, ,r,r ,,,, p...;l.n
:, IN. IN ,i,.rrI C,r,,..s rt,.,,i,,.l
in ,his ;,,, ,,,, ar .,t,,,,, ..,,h.,,
-.c,, ,ring ,f c,nrs. N. n,., rm,rLo.l.
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nc,,r lin, ot IN L,,r1,,n. ,.I.,.,
r,v has ro,ic.I III. ,,rr. h MI nrI .l.,ar
siru.,pr. -, .rohr tE,r,orL IN ,h,, in,,rr
men, !. aid ,h,, urr,,.y 1o,.,.l
when hr wrpt. il that tb.m.g.,, IN maxi, :,
~ plain that kim G,orye vorId uot h,v.
N put IN bia ".n rk !" ;, randi, ry.r,.,
, 1876-02-26

The Chiaim Aicomte. says, "Th" Nez
P, rcrs Indians. n rrib Of atom eighty war
rinr.. rcntcn 10 drive the =, tiers from Ii
Walll Wnlln mley in Omgoo Sc, g."
Nuw the \ P,ryvs are in laIo md VI m.
tana and not . rgnn and t'cy have nrar,r
right hundred than eighty wmriort
Til NJ Ocatr hrI rttrr 81 ck tn in,pirl.
ton or r'lu typography, When llogts away
from homr, west Of the Rocky Mouurina
hr docs some trrr bcw,ll s'oDting even f,r
Tor II Mrtlod,st editor. W. advj,.. tu h
nrv,r uti'mpt to state fact. lut drmn rn.
tirIy upIu - ur inwarlns,s", for n-ation
items, IN thru lie won! bc caush. tipping
, 1876-02-26

RI. NIX Mu Ter, whose resignation a.
of Anrilt and Oriental Lit,r,ture NJ
=. las teen mtntionr1, is net I" rrtir.
all; the reg nt4 prrt, ring 10 ~ point u
Y r hicr thln loose lis Variable aid
p,akS vnlumna II favor at ll',rIl udu.
/: wien We rrmm' ,r rWt II "us par
rig Mt OX'or Tint the Prpr'- inIm'nr.
were In lad vii II hr torbd ruth' ir
from hlIs ruuca', Il in + giah CUi.
IS on pain Of Recommendation
, 1876-02-26
SLtsuEE,


Ell. Star; The infant l,ughtrr Of j. D
Fnwlrr died on tht nth, aged IS months.
Business lively. Squire F",t has @o'.OOl
rcd dr l,gs ready I"r towing. He has about
5.OO0.OJ0 II. of crd If and 2,jC0C00 IT, Of tr
which he intrn Is putting in this season n
the mnrke: is good
Yours;
n y vyNINp
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
STRAY Wales.

To night the City Council meets in re-
gular session,
Citizens and Germania Loan Associa-
tions meet this evening.
For the first day of summer the wea-
ther, this morning, was decidedly cool.
L. W. Stidham & Son are building an
addition to their auction rooms, No. Ill
Fourth street.
The action OF the Court on the applica-
tions for liquor license will be found in
to-day's paper.
John Green has already commenced to
repair his burned carriage factory and re.
sumo operations.
Nominations are now being made in
the various Wards, for Delegates to the
Democratic State Convention.
Don't forget the Buffalo Bill and
Texas Jack combination at the Grand
Opera House. Saturday night.
Asbury NJ. E. Sunday School will make
an excursion on Thursday next to Creed
NOR Park, on the.steamer Ariel.
Three special trains, containing Knights
Templars Ell route 10 Philadelphia passed
up on the p. w. & B. r. r., last night
The pupils of No. . school gave re-
hearsal OF vocal music this morning, IL
the presence of the members of the
Board Of Education.
A colorsd boy named Morris aged 5
years son of Mary A. Morris, los French
street, died suddenly this morning. The
Coroner was notified.
John Purnell, a colored porter at the
F, W. & b. Il. K. depot, died last night
and subscription is being raised te
defray his funeral expenses.
Drs. Grimshaw and Ogle have com
menced to analyze the stomach OF MIR
| Downing while death by poison is sus
peoted and will continue their investiga
| ton as rapidly as possible.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY!

T. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
NN For the cure OF weak stomach gener-
lttOlty Indigestion, disease OF the nervous
MEM, constipation. acidity Of the stomach,
i.M cases requiring a tonic.
IatWne includes the most agreeable and
EaenI salt OF Iron we possess: Citrate OF
hineslc Oxide, combined with the most en-
csIc ci vegetable tonics-Yellow Pei u
| 'E Bark.
lA effect in many cases of debility, loss o
lrNlle, and general prostration, OF an ell
AIsa! OF Iron combined with our valuable
we IS most happy. 1t augments the appe-
haes the pulse, takes of muscular nab
it's removes the pallor OF debility, and
FIaa lOrid yigor to the countenance.
Nlou want something to strengthen you
Slou want good appetite? Do you want
MId up your constitution? Do you want
well! DO you want to get rid OF ner-
laess! DO you want energy? Do you
nIn sleep well? Do you want brisk and
Y. ,saaIs feelings? If you do, try KunkePs
.a' truly valuable ten,c has been SO thor
IaIy Tested by all ella asses OF the communi-
GGit Is now deemed indispensable as a
saE Mt Medicine. 1t costs but little. puriies
as@a ',,,s ga aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
Low only ask a trial ofthis valuable Tonic.
sa 81 per bottle. f.. Y. KUNKEL, Sole
|mMttol, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
s'tl for kukeps Bitter Wine OF Iron, and
-,N other make. Sold only in 81 bottles.
-'ners are counterfeit so beware OF them.
Tape Worm.
,s,sHely removed with purely vegetable
sthe passing from the system alive. Nc
aul The head passes. Come and refer
xaents treated. DIR. E, +. KUNKEL, No
"tlh Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Advice
y. ,eeat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re.
Ti% i,sS Ask your druggist for KUNKEL's
,a,,SP. 'n sYRtP. Price. 81 per bottle. Sent
NNeuar. mayld&wlm
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
SECOND EDITION.
Trustees of the Poor.
A BRIEF MEETING Observation-Disclosures
HOUSE NOTES. &C.

A BRIEF MEETING YEsTERDAY-ALMs-
HOUSE NOTES, &C.
Yesterday, a special meeting of the
Trustees of the Poor of New Castle
County was held at the Almshouse.-
Nine members were present, represent
ing the hundreds of Brandywine, Will
mington, New Castle, Mill Creek,
White Clay Creek and Red Lion. The
report Of the committee appointed to
settle with the Treasurer was received
and accepted ,and the Treasurer's bond
for the ensuing year was approved.
The meeting then adjourned and
partook of an elegant dinner prepared
in Mrs. Barlow's best style. The after
noon was spent in looking around the
premises.
The latest improvement about the
property is the erection by Milton
Lackey, of a frame building on the
lot attached to the insane department.
This building is divided into three
apartments, and in these departments
are Kept three Insane persons, whose
maladies are so violent that it is unsafe
to keep them with the other inmates.
They are confined by long chains,
which permit them to pass in and out
of the building at will.
The most remarkable of these three
is negro woman named Caroline
Wallis, so years old, who has been
an inmate since July Sd, 1870. On ac-
count of her propensity to tear every
thing she lays her hands on, she is
clothed in suit of heavy duck can.
vas, which deties her efforts to rend il
in pieces. In addition to her usual
food she ravenously devours the straw
which is given her for bed, and also
eats grass with evident relish. She
was born and raised near Kennedy
vile. Kent county, Md, and lived
with Sam'l Kerr. She was afterwards
brought to Newark, by members OF
Mr.. Kerr's family: from which place
she was sent to tn almshouse.
The other two inmates of the build
ing are not as peculiar in their appe
tites, but are rather violent. One o.
them, colored woman, is occasion
ally seized with fits of rage which can
only be checked by copiously dashing
cold water upon her.
The inmates of the Almshouse, in
all the departments, are well attended
to, and the entire institution is in good
condition.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
THIRD EDITION.
LEQUOR LICENSES.

LIST OF LICENSES GRANTED AND OF APPL1-
CATIONS NOT APPROVED.
New CASTLE, June 1st, 1876.
Below is the result of the disposal of
the applications for license to sell liquor
the May Term, just closed.
The following are granted:
Wilmington-Wm. Baxter, VIM. III.
Jack, Fergus Kelly, John HcClafferty, L.
Wallschmith, Jas. Brown, Geo. M. Bacon,
Amor o. Pen kins, Mary Schofield, Con.
Keller, p. Plunkett & Co., Donahoe &
Robinson, P. O'Donnell, Geo. Robinson,
M. W. Macklem, Henry Bradley, Fred
erick Straib, L. Raymond, George Will
helmi, John Mealey, Caleb Miller, Jacob
Hauser, J.. A. Wilson, David McCullin.
] Long, John H. Yetter, Henry Mellon,
Deyer & Baxter, Alex. Sa Vile, Andrew
Fishsr, Francis Kelly. Geo. "; ortlip.
VIM. Todd, John G. Swayzc, P. Harmey,
John Doherty, John Hanna, Philip 6.
Plunkett, Thompson & Loche.
ST. Georges-Mary Gamm.
Delaware City-Daniel Colwell, Thos.
D. Broadway.
Christiana-John Elliott.
Newark-John E. Lewis, Cloud Pierson.
New Castle-William Hunter, Lewis
Schmitt, John McCallin.
Chribtiana Hundred--Thomas1 10y, VIM Ii.
Steurett, Thomas Lawless, Charles O'Don-
nell. Charles Dever
Townsend-W b. HOLES.
Mill Creek Hundred-Bethia Bracken, VIM
Reece
New Castle-Geo. A. Miliington, Geo. S.
Beckett.
The following were not approved
Wilmington VIM. Duffy, Peter SPAIN,
Mary McCann. John Joyce, Benz. Teat, 4.
Muenger Michael Conway.
st Georges-Reni, ID. LOngland,
Total approved, IS. Dlsapproved. s,
II n RI
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01

FESTIVAL Martha Washington
Festival by Grace M. E. Sunday
School opened in Masonic Temple
last evening, and was largely attend'
ed. The stage wasthandsomely decora-
ted with ever greens and looked very
attractive. The attendance was very
large.
During the evening George Wash.
ington was personatedby Austin Har-
rington, Esq, and Lady Washington
by Miss Belle Metz.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
'sdie's nIracuious cure for Corn,

NNs MlraculOus cure for COrns
..Mssh remedy Of great popularity,
-"'a2 corns without pain.
Z. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
h. Fine Nail Scissors
sa and straignt, Nail Brushes, Hand
s5S Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
L. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
or the Rath.
II Il. Rs,s brushes, Bath Towels, Bath sponges
fss ~ ~ soaps in extensive variety. Also,
n, phoves, straps, Brushes, ETC., Of morse
|rSl.so oty Friction Gloves, and many other
~s Of the same classal
f. BRlNGHURsT Il Co,
Varner Sixth and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,

| FloUR.-There was rather more doing.
| l bbs. City Mills sold for export at s. 75a
About 200 obls. were disposed OF, in
sdlng extras at 25a4 IS: spring wheat ex-
"a families at s6371{a6 so; Pennsylvania,
| Aio and Indiana 90. do, at 90 25a7, and fan.
|g brands and patent at 81 25aS rs. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal remain as last quoted.
GRAR.-The INQUIRY for wheat is light, at
lower figures. Sales Of 10000 bushels Penn
|ylvanls red at q 45al. 40; amber at 81 46al Al;
White at q 4jal IS. and sprouted Ohio at o..
|Rye ranges from sSas5c. Corn is dropping.
liked at 5ssj9c June delivery at at 5slsc.,
ind rs, 900 bushels mixed for future delivery,
IL private terms. oats are irregular; sales
|tlooO bushels mixed at s6aSsc-, and white
|GsaAc.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
Debility and Nervous Headache,

Chronic, sick or nervous headache. Is
generally dependent on, or accompanied
BY, impaired digestion, by which the
circulation and nutrition Of the. brain are
deranged, and the nervous centres vita
ted The PERUVIAN SYRUP, by rein
givorating the digestive powers, lays the
axe at the root of the tree; the brains is
duly nourished, the nervous symptoms
cease. and the headache disappears.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
p.srRA11.-The Amateurs play the

RAsE gALL.-The Amateurs play the
Athletics, tomorrow afternoon, on the
Rodney street grounds. fergy Malone,
well known in this city, VIII play WIN
the visitors. Saturday the Amategrs s
will visit West Chester ana play me
The Ouickstep Professionals, Saturday
oftarnosn. will play the Philadelphia
ai,,b on tne Adams street grounds.
''IJ, Householder has left the Professionals
ord will 90 to Taunton, Mass. towser
o. Of The Athletics, succeeds hun.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01

For PHILADELPHIA.-I'his morning
about fifty five members of st. Johns
Commandery, Knights Templar, OF this
city, went to Philadelphia on the 6: 40
train, to participate in the grand parade
in Philadelphia. The Knights were ac-
conpanied by the City Cornetl Band, and
in their elegant uniforms looked very
handsome and attractive. Some Of them
will return this evening, and others will
remain in the city for day or two.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01

ARRESTED IN DOVER. - John An
drews, of this city, who was accused
of stealing watch from VIM. Estell, 4,
on Tuesday evening, fed from the
city, and was arrested in Dover, yes
terday afternoon: He will probably
be brought to Wilmington to answer
the charge.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
Total
Number sent to Jail, ............

ARRESTED FOR N0N-PAYMENT OF
TAx.-Yester,lay afternoon Collector
E. Provost arrested q man who had
persistently refused to pay his city tax.
after being repeatedly asked for it. A
few hours confinement in the City
Hall cells brought the man to time, and
he paid the tax and costs and departed.
Collector Provost is now making a
vigorous war on all delinquents. Those
who are unable to pay will not be dis.
tressed, but those who can pay and
will not pay, will be made to pay.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01

RsDDY AUGUST ARREsTED.-Reddy
August, a well known offender was
arrested last night by Sergeant Legg,
and will be held to answer for some
old offences. Reddy is also wanted
in Chester, Pa, where lhe recently
robbed store, but he will he first dealt
with by the Delaware authorities.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
The Best in the World.

The Spencer Optical Manufacturing Com
the unequalled diamond Spectacle" which
prove the best friend of thousands whose
sight has been impaired. See that each pair
has the diamond trademark.
For sale in Wilmington by B. s. Clark, No.
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The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
DE GIsTRY BUREAU NOTICE.

r el'rHf BUREAU Norroh'
All property holders within the city who
have not had their property registered, are
respectfully requested to present 10 this Of
6ce correct description OF their property.
A copy OF the Registry Law and plank
forms for the descrlptien Of property will be
furnished ON application az this office.
All deeds conveyances, or transfers of Real
Estate made after July llth, 1874, must be
entered in this office before they are sent to
New Castle to be recorded.
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
mar2stf Tenth and King Streets.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01

whose srss ESsn osoupson 20 @
State license for the present year QS76).
that the same is due and payable on the frs
day OK June. at the offices OF the Clerk OF the
Peace for New Castle county.
JOHN =. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle.
may3-lm NJ. A. j. SPRINGER.
Denutv. No, 300 w. second. Wilmington
The daily gazette., 1876-06-01
NOTICES..
nEN NiOCRATIC MEETING,

clay Creek ae viii be heid .. a. os e
town, on SATURDAY June I'd, ut 2 o'c *
to eleCt five delegates to the Democratic
State Convention at Dover, on Tuesday. June
18th. All Democrats are invited to attend.
jeldRtwlt VIM. ii. SMITH.