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The daily gazette., 1876-09-07
TIE !cIh DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1875.

At > o'clock, y. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
w'Ih stone dwelling bouse thereon situate
in the tity Ct Wilmington Aforesaid bounded
and described as follows to wit: beginning
at the intersection formed by the line OF the
southerly side OF Seventh street with the line
of the easterly side OF eiferson street thence
southerly by the said side of Jefferson street
eighteen feet toa corner OF now or late Wesley
Hlrons land, thence easterly Iassing
through .he party division wall between this
and the house adjoining on the South eighty
one feet to q. corner IN line OF now OF late OF
james Belts lanjs thence nertherly with
said Belts land eighteen feet to the aforesaid
said side Of seventh street and thence thereby
westerly eighty one feet to the place of be-
ginning, be the contents what they may
Seized and taken in exc ution as the pro-
perty OF Michael Kane and Mary his wi eand
D. Y. McCGrmick |. l., and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office. New Castle,
August -. 1870. aue2S is
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NOTRE DAME
Of Maryland Collegiate Institute,
For Young Ladies.

Near Govanstown, Baltimore eoun,v NJ,
conducted BY the School Sisters Nu'
of Notre Dame.
This Institution Is most desirably loc,,.,
three miles north of Baltimore, and Il n,"s;
ded with every accessory for health ana s'S,,I Snr
fort. The system of education pursued i sV i.
signed to to develop the mental. moral a.. ~
physical powers Of the children, to make ,s.a ss.s
refined. accomplished and useful members is'y o
society. In the regular course which incnas.
the German and French Languages, nu,nS..
of pupils is limited to one hundred and favy
PAKL0R B0ARDERS,
for young ladies who desire private aD,-
ments, number limited to fourteen. a'N'
Young Ladies' whose health requires spee,
privileges. can be accommodated al a s,.,
class country residence. located on Il.
rounds. provided fifteen positive appc,
tions are made before the 18th of Aug. EI'.
cational advantages are the same for all
For particulars send for Catalogue.
jy6-dl0w
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SHERIPF'S SALE.

= BY virtue q Il Wi; OF r.evarI Pacia. 20 me
directed, VIII be expo ed 70 Public sale,
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL ST SHIpLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W, dr;lip, in the City Of VIII
m!ngton. New Castle coUnty. D-l.. n
SATURDAY,
INr 1cth nAI nF SEpTEN RED -
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Established n Go.
FANCY ID ENG
ESTABLISHMENT.
j. n j. w. JONES.

No. i32 n. Front ST., above Collo.yb,Ii.
PHILADELPHIA.
Dye Silks. Woolen aud tancv Goo.,, &c
every description. Their superiority in Nv u
ing Ladies and LGentlemen's Garments ;s
widely known. Grape and Merino shawl
apparel. curtains. .&c.. cleaned or rc.dSea
XII Gloves cleaned or dyed to look like new
Cal and look at our work before going else.
where. Augl-w;m.
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O40 A DAY at home. Agents W ed
tplZ outfit and terms free. TRUE O
Augusta, Maine. apr2Jw
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07

By virtue of a writ ef Als. Levayi Pacias &c
me directed, will be exposed 20 Public Sale
at theHotel OF William B. Hollis. AT Towns
end. in Appoq uinimink hundred, New Castle
county. Delaware on
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

eight hundred and eighty three dollars
and seventy eight cents and the interest
thereon, or else peaceably deliver up pos
session to your orator of the mortgaged
premises described in the mortgage to
said Windsor Savings Bank as aforesaid,
together with all the deeds, evidences,
writings, &C., relating to or concerning
the same and to rel ease all his right, title
and equity Of redemption Of in and to the
said premises, to your orator and his heirs
and assigns; the said Kendrick II. How
ard we'll knowing, as your orator charges
that the said premises are very scaLty Sc
curity for the principal and interest due
from said Kendrick II. Howard to the or
atOr rs trustee as aforesaid.
WhereupOn your orator prays that the
said Kendrick X. Howard, may pay to your
orator the money which shall be found due
to him rs trustee as aforesaid by short
day to be appointed for that purpose by
this honorable court; and in default there
Of that the said defendent an his heirs,
executors and administrators, and all
other persons claiming, or to claim by
from or under him may be absolutely
barred and foreclosed of and from all
right and equity Of redemption Of in and
to the said estate and every part the eof,
and the possession of said premises be de-
creed to your orator trustee as aforesaid,
and that your orator may have such further
or other reliefin the premises rs the nature
OF the circumstances Of this case may re-
quire and to your Honor shall seem meet.
May it please your Honor to grant unto
your orator writ OF subpoena to be d.
rcctej to the said Kendrick r. Howard,
thereby commanding him to make his per-
sonal appearance before the honorable
Court of Chancery next to be held ut
Woodstock within and for the County Of
Windsor on the fourth Tuesday Of May,
A. d., 1876, then and there, full, true, di-
rect and perfect answer make to all and
singular the premises, and further to
stand to and abide such order, direction
and decree therein us to your Honor shall
seem meet.
SAMUEL =. COBB, Trustee.
And 1t appearing in said Bill that said
Kendrick X. Howard resides without this
State so that personal service Of the same
cannot be made upon him, it is ordered
that the said Bill as aforesaid together
with this order be printed for three con-
secutive weeks in til, Spirit Of the Age, a
newspaper printed in Woodstock in said
County, the last publication to be at least
twenty days before the Term Of said Court
of Chanccry next to be held ut said Wood
stock, on the fourth Tuesday of May, A.
d., 1876, and that the said Kendrick K.
Howard therein be notified to appear at
the said Term, and make answer to the
said Bill.
Theretore, you Kendrck K. Howard are
hereby notified t. make your appearance
at the said last mentioned Term and an
swer the said Bill of Complaint, and stand
to and abide such order and Decree a. the
said Court shall make therein.
Dated at said Woodstock this lolh day
Of April, A. d., 1876.
GEO. b. FRENCH, Clerk.
NORMAN PAUL, Solicitor.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

A Boston woman lately received
$4,000 for falling into a coal-hole
which was left open on street side
walk, and yet the Woman's Journal
says there are but few profitable open
ings for the weaker sex.
"A dog believed to be mad bit
Mrs. jeremiah Hennessy, at Worces-
ter, Sunday, and was finally driven
into yard and killed.
Abraham Jackson, the swindlng
and convicted Boston lawyer, is still
a Justice Of the peace.
Holmes boot and shoe factory at
Westboro, was burned on the morn
ing of the 18th. Loss, $4,000.
Anna 4. Dickinson will appear
upon the stage in Boston, on May 8,
the Globe Theatre, in play of her
own composition, which is described
as historical melodrama.
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sion after procession, and thousands of
sight-seers, are vending their way from
all quarters of the city, and the adjoining
country, to Lincoln Park, to witness the
ceremonies attendant upon the unwilling
OF Linco'n's Statue. The departments are
all closed, and it il general holiday.
Pennsylvania avenue is thronged with
pedestrians and vehicles of every de-
scription, and presents lively appear
ance.
''NONE OF OUR FUNERAL"
The Democratic minority in the Senate
is being roundly abused by the Republi-
can papers for the failure to confirm Dana
as Minister to England. They say "You
could have done it, and you didn't !"
though just why the Democrats should be
abused for the failure OF his nomination is
not particularly clear, seeing that it was
'none of their funeral" A.F.B.
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MAINE

The next fair of the Maine State
Agricultural Society will bs held in
Portland, beginning on the Goth of
August and continuing four days.
Amos Libby of Saco, got his
mouth shockingIy burned by getting
a mouthtul Of sulphuric acid from a
bottle which he supposed contained
wbiskey,
The Democratic State Conven-
ton will be held in Bangor, June 18th
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National Democratic Convenion.

The National Democratic Committee, to
whom is delegated the power of fixing the
time and place OF holding the National
Democratic Convention of 1876, have ap-
pointed Tuesday. the 9th day Of June
next, at noon. as the time. aud have Sc
lectcd st. Louis a. the place, Of holding
such Convention, Each State will be en-
titled to Il representation equal to double
the number gifts Senators ard Represent
tatives in the Congress fthc United States
and the Territory Of Colorado, whose adj
mission in July rs Il State will give it II
vote in the next Electoral College, is also
invited to send delegates to the COnvcn-
ton. Democratic. Conservative and 9th
CT citizens Of the United States, irrespec-
tive Of past political associations, desiring
TO cooperate with the Democratic party
in its present efforts and objects, are
gates to the National Convention. Co.
operation is desired from all persons who
would change an Administration that has
suffered the public credit to become and
remain Inferior to oJhcr and less favored
nations; has permitted commerce to be
:Nken away by foreign powers; has slitlcd
trade by unjust, unequal and pcrniciouS
legislation; has imposed unusual taxation
and rendered ii most burthenSomc; has
changed growing prosperity to widespread
suffering and want; has Squandcrcd the
public moneys Iecklessly and dciiautly,
and shamclcssly used the power that
should have been swift to punish crime
not to protect it. For these and other
reasons the National Democratic party
deem the public danger imminent, and
earnestly DESTROYS OF securing to our
country the blessings of an economical,
pure and free Government, cordially invite
the cooperation Of their fclow-citizcns in
the effort to atain this obj Ct Signed
by all the members OF the Committee.
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banks at Concord and Manchester,
Saturday night, but little or no dam
age was done. AT Lebanon the high
water compelled the stoppage of the
mills.
The referee suit of Lucius Riyford
and VIM. Rixford Of Winchester,
against the Central Vermont Railroad,
for damage to card-load of cattle,
has been decided for the defendant
cooperation.
1t is rumored that the shops of
late Sturtevant Manufacturing Com.
pany, at Lebanon, will be started up
soon by new company. 1t is said
that one mortgage of $4,000 is in
valid, and the assignee is uncertain Of
the validity Of the citizens mortgage
of $4,000.
The Laconia, Reform Club has
called upon the Selectmen to enforce
the provisions Of the act of 1870,
which compels the Selectmen to prose-
cute, or pay a fine OF $50 for each
dealer and in consequence on Satur-
day the sixteen dealers in town were
all notified TO close. BY agreement
of the landlords and others, MT drop
of rum is sold in town. The traveller
will steer clear of Lasonis.
That pillow made oa 'he Daniel
Webster farm at Franklin, under
Daniels supervision and partly by
Daniel himself. is to he sent to the
Centennial.
The vote OF man over rinety
years old gave the Republicans ma
jority of one in the recent election at
Siratham. They dug HIM up
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE,
Wednesday, April 10, 1875.
Democratic Reform State Com
VCntiOE.

Republican professions of reform are but
mere words. Until Democratic House was
elected, no honest efforts were made to un-
cover the dishonesty and corruption that has
been discovered in government circles. But
for thai majority IN the House, investigations
would be Stit'cd, and whitewash literally APP
piled MS in 1872 and 1874. A change is need
ed in the country, and to make it effective it
must he radical. A fountain cannot rise IL
bOyc its source, and men chosen to Office by
the Republican party cannot be expected to
be governed by higher motives than have gov
erncd that party since the Inauguration of
Grant as President. Hence the Dcmocray of
Vermont invite all opposition to Credit Mo-
bcllier. whiskey rings, buving and selling
public Offices, and all official frauds and dis
honesty, and who are really and earnestly 'n
favor of the continued prosecution and pun
ishmeut of all oilici.l dishonesty, and ofan e.
economical administration OF the government
by honest, faithful, and capable officers, to
join with them in choosing dclcgatcr to meet
III State Convention at Montpelier on Thurs
day, June |, 1876, ut 1913 Il. m. for the pur-
pose of Of choosing ten delegates and ten al
,ernatcs to the Democratic National COnvGn-
ton to be held at st Louis, Mo, the 9th day
ci June next; TO nominate candidates Tor Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor and treasurer,
to be voted for III September next, Presidcn-
a State Committee for the ensuing two years,
The State committee are, by vote OF last
Convention, the Committee ON Credentials
and delegates arc requested to see that their
credentials, signed by Chairman and Secrcta-
ny of caucus, are in the hands OF that Com
mittee at the earliest practicable moment,
that there may be rs little delay as possible in
the organization of the Convention.
She several railroan- in the State, except
those contolcd by the Delaware and Hudson
CANAL Company, will extend the usual courte-
50 OF return chec,s
Each Gown will be entitled to be represented
by one delegate, AMI one additional delegate
for every ~ votes or larger fraction thereof.
east for the Democratic candidate Tor Cow
crnor at the election in 1874.
HIRAM ATKINS,
J. NJ. WEEKS,
I. $. BENJAMIN, Democratic
b. B, SMALLEY, State
LUCIUS ROBINRON, Committee.
j. III. WILLIAMS, in,
AARON DAVIS,
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The .Wezeys.
SNndrles.

Only ll,74o,500 postal cards
Were issued during March.
MIS-. Henry Ward Beechcr is visit
ing Mrs. Stowe in Florida
The widow OF President Tyler is
visiting Washington. She is yet on
the SAMMY side of sixty, and has lost
none Of the beauty and sprightliness
which thirty years ago made her the
belle of Washington. She enjoys
the distinction Of being the only wo
man who ever married President
while he occupied the White House.
The number of immigrants who
arrived at New York during March
was 1881, of whom 34O0 were males
Germany sent 1882, England 1868,
Ireland COL, Italy 2l7. Scotland 209,
Austria 220, and France l73,
Eliza Jones, servant girl at
Montclair, n. J., has recently become
insane through attending revival
meetings, and last week she mounted
the reservoir at Cliff Side, took off
her clothes and commenced to sing
and pray, until on Saturday she was
removed to the asylum.
Where the moth and dust doth
corrupt and where thieves break
through and stcal-W ashinyton.
Canada has entered at the Cen
tenniai one hundred and fifty horses,
one hundred and sixty neat cattle,
three hundred coops Of poultry, and
as many sheep AMI swine. England
will exhibit in all classes, and some
stock will he received from Germany,
France and Spain.
Over seventeen hlndrad news.
papers have spoken Of the late A I
Steward as the great merchant prince
"A tragic affair took place in st.
Louis Saturday. One William w.
Jill, wealthy man who had Sednced
and di,hono"cd Il young girl named
Shame. was shot by the girls brother,
and he in turn was shot anh killed by
Jill. The day betor" the girl had
given birth to child, which has
since died. Jill was alive at last ac-
counts, but was badly wounded. The
affair created great excitement.
An essay Of quartz from lode
near Custar City, Neb., shows Sl5l6,.
26 in gold and 5000 in silver to the
ton.
Wilh,lmina Weick, charged with
numbering her stepson by throwing
him into a well, is now being tried at
Buffalo, \. y.
"A young Shell Rock QowD man
who recently started out for the Black
Hills, writes back to his friends that
its perfect earthly paradise out
there, and he's delighted with it,
lie also asks them TO please loan hin
S25 to come home with.
Miss Jannette Bennett, only sis
ter OF J. G.. g., of the Herald, it is
reported, will shortly enter upon a
novitate preparatory to becoming +
Sister of Charity.
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RHODE ISL AND,

"A Prov idence man while int0Xi.
Gated stuck fork into his wife 5
waist, out, woman like, she refused to
testify against him, and he is at liber-
ty to repeat the amusing performance.
Private Mcfarland of Co. f,
First United States Artillery, station
ed at Fort Adams, has Just been SEN
fenced for getting drunk on duty, to
remain in the guard-house one year,
and from his monthly stipend OF SIG
the sum of s. is to be deducted each
month until he shall have served out
his sentence.
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VERMONT.

-George ii Biselow Of Burlington
has been on visit to Washington
lately. His old "pards" there were
glad to see him, and they "smiled'
one to another.
Uncle Dan Curtis, of No. Dorset,
is the oldest Postmaster in the service.
S. says letter to him from the De-
partment. He is 81 years old
A few years ago, the states attorney
of a northern county in this state, and
a man of great ability, was little fond
Of the bottle. On one occasi III all i'm
portant criminal case was called on by
the clerk, but the attorney, with owl
like gravity, kept his chair. "Mr. At
torney, is the state ready toproceed 7"
said the Judge. "Yes-hic-no-your
HONOR stalnmered the lawyer "the
state is not-in a state to try this case
to-day the state, your honor, is
drunk y
The Stafford Il Holden manutac-
turing company, with capital Of
$40 900, has been organized at Barre,
and will make agricultural implements.
Samuel Kaiser, Of Stowe, has
quite promising family of boys
There are four of them, the oldest
only two years old, the second less
than a year and the two youngest two
weeks old. Mrs. X. Is not yet 10.
-Goverhor Peck has appointed
Henry Clark of Rutland, Vermont's
historian at the Centennial.
The Ransom Guards, of st. AL
bans, at a recent meeting, voted, forty
six in number, to attend the Centen-
NAL Exposition, and had an assessment
OF fifty dollars each for that purpose.
The St. Adams rolling mill is
now engaged in rolling rails for the
Central road 1t has six months
work on hand. They are now run
ming this immense engine up to 375
horse power. There ar. only four
others like it in use.
The lecture bureau telegraphs
that, living, Henry Ward Beecher
will deliver his lecture on 'The
Wastes and Burdens of Life" at Brat
tleboro, the 10Th.
Three car loads of scales tor the
exhibition at Philadelphia. have been
shipped from the Fairbanks works,
and some of them have already reach,
ed the exhibition building. The
shipment includes 1874 entire scales
one representing each claSs-from q
fifty ton railroad track scale, down to
a fine druggist balance.
Most of the railroaders on the
Lamoille Valley railroad have gone on
a tramp, and without cent of money
Most of them have worked all winter
for their board, and now can get moth
ing and are obliged to tramp.
Two men escaped from Hyde ParI
Jail, one night last week. One of then
was caught the next day, but the othel
one is still missing. Enslow, the for
ger, had chance to escape with thu
others, but said he had no boarding
place to 90 to, and preferred to remain
where it cost nothing.
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Ne7v England.
CONNECTICUT.

DIR. Leonard Bacon was nomina.
ted by the Republicans for represen-
tativo to the Legislature from New
Haven, but was not elected He ran
seven vote ahead of his ticket, and
lacked 800 votes of an election.
Willis Bailey, young married
man, has been arrested for IN out
rage on Mrs. Everts. a widow lady
nearly 20 years of age
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

Miles, the bank robber. now in
prison at Windsor, says he "honestly
believes Grant was entirely ignorant
OF the sate-burgiarIy plot This
ought to be comforting but how
long since is it that the testimony OF
co.tictcd criminals has been necessary
to del,,l 4 Chief Magistrate of the
United States from charges which no
one has made
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NEW FIRM!
ROYCE & PRIOR.

Successors to G. J. TArr,)
Have on hand a foil line of Men 8.
Boys and Youths Boots, Shoes and
Rubber Goods Of all kinds and 81 yes.
aud at prices to correspond with these
hard times.
ALSO
Ladies Misses and Children's French
and American Kid, and Oil, Goat.
Cloth, Fox, Button, Congress and
Polish Boots Of all kinds and prices,
with new additions every week.
Having established ourselves in the
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
we hope by fair dealing and low prices
to receive fair proportion of public
patronage
Making and Repairing of all kinds
done by S. Harrington.
ROYCE 4 PRIOR.
Woodstock. March 23d, '76.
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The " y Tines financial article
say, such complete stagnauon as now
prevails in the money market has not
been witnessed for very long time,
bankers being at a loss to know in
what direction to seek employment for
their surplus balances.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

The Illinois Democrats are vigor-
ously talking up Judge Davis of the
Supreme Coult as a presidential candi
date. He il a great man-about 300
avoirdupois.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

1T was Ben Hill that gave us the
New Hampshire victory. Gen. Gar
field.] Bosh No one gave it to
you. You bought it. [Boston Post.
The Merrimack overlooked its
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

Mr. Key Of Tennessee struck the right
key in his patriotic speech the other
day, How absurd it is to keep up the
old fight over the war issue, now dead,
to make political capital, and how easy
ii would be, if all Congressman We're
like Mr. Key, to bnry these dead issues
The people are ready. fol- the funerals.
Only the politicians obier'.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

The Democrats of Albany, n Y,
have elected Banks as Mayor. The
Council is tie, and the Board OF
Supervisors has a Democratic MAORI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

The Stars and Stripes; The stars
to denote the States in the Union and
the strips to indicate the color Of The
suits which Federal officials wear in
the pcnitentiary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

-"Sir, you have broken your prom
Use" said Il Woman Suffragist to re-
fractory Republican in the House.
"Oh never mind, he replied, eve can
make another just as good
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-04-19

"A shrewd Maine politician hired
a New Hampshire voter for S. to cross
the line and saw cord of wood for
him on election day. The voter
thought he could see as far into Il mill
stone as his shrewd employer, and
great was the latter's chagrin when he
found that his wood-sawyer had paired
off with an opposition nelghbor before
turning his back on New Hampshire.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-30

Three years ago II. G. Bennett was
United States Pension Agent in San
Francisco. Sundry Irregularities made
it necessary for HIM to leave suddenly,
aud though vague and shadowy rumors
of bis whereabouts reached San Fran.
cisco no steps were taken to apprehend
II having come to the ears of high OF
icials that he was near Denver. Col
orado. Attorney General Taft tele-
graphed, few days ago, to the United
States Attorney at Denver to arrest Ben
nett, which was done. He was editing a
paper at Black Hawk. Gilpin county
He will be brought to San Francisco &c
answer charge Of embezzling $24, DOC
OF widows and orphans money.