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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IA. Brown, Con'r,
va.
Spiders.
BY virtue OF decree OF tho
County Court, of Preston county, / will
offer !Or sale before the front door Of the
Court House, in Kingwood, on the 10 h
day of November, 1877, the land decroed
To los sold In the above ease, consisting
of the 100 acres of land i'm Kingwood dis
trict whore w. ID. Snider resides.
Terms, ciSh,
Oct.20 90 75l j, A. Brown, Cbm'r.
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The fol lowing is the programme tor
the .eachers' Institute at Kingwood,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, No
vember 2O-2I, 1877;
NJ NDAY EVENING.
Select Concert Kesding-Miss Alice
Mattingly. Miss Flora Bonaheld, Miss
Loar, VIM II Shafler. Albright Bower
and George Shaw.
Original Grafton j oselh Hawthorne.
Essay--H. Savage
Debaters, J. Ii Holt and w Nj o Daw-
son.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Addresses by the Revs. Prettyman
and Blney.
Nathan III. Sypolt, Of this district, has
moved to his new home near Hagerstown
Md. Nathan had two or three cows, a
team of horses aud about uine or ten
children TO take along, and being of an
economical turn OF mind. engaged stock
car and was going to ship all together;
but tho railroad agent would not receive
such dUe stock, and Nathan bad to buy
tick cts for the children, and take them
al ong as human beings. We give the
above MS it was reported to us 10y "A relia.
bic gentleman.
There are 10 convicts in the peniten-
uary sentenced for life. Total number
ofprisoDers now confined i'm tho prison
is $50, six OF whom are femI les. ne
gro prisoners became unruly one day
last week and stabbed one of the guards
with broom makers anvil, which he had
secreted about his person. lie was over
powered, however and brought ito time"
-MoudSUiiie Gds.
DIED-On Friday evening, Nov. I'd.
1877. at the uough House, in Fairmont,
Of CONGESTION of the lungs, Mr.. II. T.. Ray
of Morgantown.-Aged ~ years. Mr..
Ray bad been on visit . Clarksburg
and stopped here on his return To Nor
gantown. lie appeared TO he in good
health only a few hours previous 10 the
fatal attack. His remains were takon 10
Morgantown for iuterment Oh Saturday.
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toll bridge
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Dawson.
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DESCKIPrI N AND l. CA
TIoN OF LAND.
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SALE OF LANDS
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TRE Undersigned Sheriff of the County Preston on the frs,
Of the County Of
Court House thereof proceed sell all therein dn-
the for the 1885
with the and damages due each specified IN
spec ate s directed. NJ FORD s. y =
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LIST OF REAL ESTATE the county Preston
II d Delinquent
aud District Taxes due
1875 1876 which added by the Auditor amount
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GRACE's SALVE.

a n epetablo Preparation, invented iu
the 18th century by DR.. William Grace.
surgeon boz King James army. ThrO'
it, agency nc cured thousands Of the
most serious sores and wounds, and wRs
regarded by all who knew hin a. a pub
lie beuCfact0r. 25C "A box, by mail 8Oc.
For sale by druggists generally
AGENTS WANTED.
Address SETH W. FowLE a SONS,
H0ston Nasy
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TRAIN TIME AT TUNNELToN.

TRAIN TIME AT TUNNELToN.
EASTWARD Round.
30. l, lI:22 z. NJ. ont stop
8, 1913 \ NJ Daily.
Z, Ago Z. NJ Daily except SUNDAY
So, 5:47 A NJ Way train,
WESTWARD BOUND.
No. ., 6:l0 A. NJ. DON'T stop.
), $3.50 do. Daily
8, ll.S7 do. Daily except Sunday.
10, 5:l5 y NJ. do.
SO, 1927 A. NJ. Way Train,
AIN TIME AT PORTLAND.
GOING EAST.
NC. I, IL 90 z. NJ. Daily.
5, ii ~ AN do
Z, 5 l9 p NJ. rally except Sunday
3S, IS A NJ, way train
GOING WEST.
Mo-, S II A NJ. Dairy
s, 36 do, do.
s, IO45 do, Daily except Sunday
10, 4 rs p NJ rally.
80, 8 - A NJ way train
The way train east Il always from
to hours late usually about two.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
THE MARKETS.

Butter, print % ,28 per pound new roll
25a3O Bradford County 28 do; eggs, a IL
cents per dozen chickens $i0Oa1 ,55
apples, 12a25 per half peck sweet pota-
toes, 16a26 do; white potatoes, ,25a36 do,
ana l,a$l 20 per bu. pork, 12a15 lb,,
cheese. 1Sa20 h.; lemons, 2Oa25 per
doz.; oranges 25a40 per doz. cider, 15a
10 gal; turnips, 8a10 hf. PIX. sweet pota-
toes, SOa9O bas.; walnuts, 1Oa12 a hf.
PIX; peas 30a40 bf. PIX; sausage, 14a16 a
ID; scrapple, 7a8 do; mince meat, 2lbs,
for 26cts; corn, 65a67 bushel; oats;
DUCTS do.;. beef steak, 12a20 per pound;
stewinng pieces, 8a16 do roast, 12a2O do
ham, 22 mutton chops, 16a2O legs, 15a2O
racks, 1Oa15; lard, f3a14, for 25c; veal,
i0a2o cat fish, 12a15; rock, IS; porquies
10 cts. lb.; black fish 1Oaf2 pr. fb had.
dock; 8 yellow neads, 15aZ5 per bunch
halib1t, 20 pike loo per ID Delaware shad
l6a4O mackerel, 15a2O piece ; herring
10 cents per doz.; white perch, 15a25 pei
punch; onions, 3 punches for 3 cents
bologna sausage, 10; shellbarks. 8 per at.
squads, 30a35 fresh trout 25 cents Del
bunch per pair; beets, cts; onions, Is hal
peck; honey, 25a35 per pound; salad
5alO per head; spinach, 12hf. PIX. fresl
mackeral, 10 cents each; aspar agus
punches for 25ct rhubarb 3a5 per buncl
radishes 4c perbunch cucumbers 1Oal
pr. PIX.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
The TurcO-R Russian War
REPORTED FIGHTING IN AsIA
q MINOR.

ALL QUIET ON THE DANUBE-THR RUS
- SIAN FLEET REQUESTED TO LEAYE.
AMERICAN WATERS.
: Some days since the statement was
made exclusively in the World that the
Russian feet left this port in response to
a request from Washington to that effect.
There is trustworthy authority for add
ing that this request was in the form of
an intimation fromSecretaryE Evarts to the
Grand Duke Alexis, Minister Schischkin
and Admiral Boutakoff that it was the
desire of the President that the Russian
vessels should not longer remain in
American waters, and that the State
Department preferred to make this init
nation privately, hoping that it might
be spared the necessity of making the
request officially and formally from the
State Department. The Russian COM,
mander at once made preparations to
leave; and it is mentioned as signifi.
cant fact in the same connection that, al
though the Grand Dukes Alexis and Con
stantine and Admiral Boutakoff attend.
ed the reception at Ex-Governor Nor
gan's house, they remained but a short
time and rather conspicuously took theil
departure before the arrival of the Presi-
dent and his party. 'iG .'..' .I
-"I s THE BATTLE BEGUN. H
BAToUM, Friday afternoon, May 49,
At this moment the sound of heavy can
non firing is heard. 1t is believed to bt
the beginning of the great battle which
wa have baan ex DactinO
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
Federal Appointments.

SWARM OF APPLICANTs-WHo THEY
ARE AND WHERE THEY WANT TO GO.
WASHINGTON, May 18-If Mr.. Tilden
hal been inaugurated President it is
doubtful if there would have been more
applications for foreign appointments
than have already, been filed under
Hayes. They have continued to come in
from the 7th Of March almost daily. The
greater portion are from authors, editors,
poets and journalists, who claim to have
rem dered, as a general rule, great politi-
Gel services. With but few exceptions all
are supported by political influence.
Quite a number are from business men
or those of commercial, experience, who
present their claims under the proposed
lreorgani cation of the consular service in
the interest OF the commerce of the coun-
try. The consuls embraced in what is
known as schedule sc" are allowed to
transact business aside from their con-
sular duties, and many are desirous OF
such position, though the salaries are in
most cases very small. The applicants
for the foreign mission (three claSses)
have already been generally mentioned
Next in rank and pay come London,
Liverpool, Paris and Havana Cousul
Generalships, with a salary of $4,000
each. The fees, which in the case of the
first three averaged SAC, 900 each last year
are now covered into the Treasury. The
largest number of consular Applicant ons
are for positions in either England
France, Germany or Switzerland; espe-
cially at Bordeaux, Havre, Lyons an6
Marseilles, in Frankfort (already filed by
Hayes's former private secretary, Captain
Lee) Hamburg, Nuremburg, Sonneberl
and Stuttgardt, Germany; and Belfast
Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol. Cork
Dublin, Manchester, Nassau, Pictou ,ant
many Others in England and the British
possessions. The reorganization of thu
consular service will be commenced in ;
few days.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
RelioiOuS.

Asbury NJ f Church, Rev. G. r. Kra.
mer pastor. Services at 1890 a. m, aud
7:30 y. m. All are invited.
The Presiding Elder of the Wilmington
District will preach i'll E Neck on Sunday
morning and at North E 81 in the evening.
Y. N. G. A.-The regular weekly prayer
meeting OF the Y. M. q. A. will be held this
evening at their looms from 8 to O'clock
All are cordially invited to attend.
First B ptist Church, corner of Elm and
Jackson Sis. Preaching at 10 goa. m, and
745p m Rev. s. M. Ea,twood pastor,
Sundy school at 9 a. NJ, and 2. p. m. All
are cordially invited
s. cond Baptist Church cor. Fourth and
Fr4nch Streets. Rev. r. B Cook pastor
Pre- ach ny at 10 30a. m. by Rev Thoma'
F. Plu mber Sabbath school and pastors
olble class az 2 p. m. Prayer meeting on
Sunday evening.
UNION SERVICES Rev. DR.. Otis being
called away on Presby terial duties tn,
West and First Presbyterian Churches
will hold union service on Sabbath morn
ing at 104 o'clock at the First Churcl
Market and Ninth streets evening at ;
quarter to o'clock in the West Churcl
corner Eighth and Washington streets.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
THE CRISIS In FRANCE.
MINISTER wASHBURNE CABLES
IN A HIGHLY EXCITED
FRAME OF MIND, ..

Special despatch to the World.
{ WASHINGTON, May ia very de-
cided sensation was produced in the
Administration and In diplomatic quar-
tsrs when it became known this after
noon that the Secretary of State had re
ceived despatch from Minister Wash
burne, at Paris, stating that revolu-
tion in France was so imminent that
he deemed it advisable to telegraph
the situation without delay. 1t was
thought to be serious here this morn
ing, when the temper Of President
Mac Mahon's letter to Jules Simon was
confirmed, and this afternoon the
proroguing If the Chamber by the
formers orders for one month was re-
garded as adding to it, though it was
done by availing himself of q clause in
the Constitution providing that the
Chamber could be Adjourned for that
time. t~ETfT Fl ~
THE NEW CABINET.
PARIS MAY 1S.-The new Ministry ia
gazetted as follows: t,..f .z,
The Due de Broglie, president OF tho
Council and Minister of Justice.
M. de Fourtou, Minister OF the inte-
rior. lot, .t ,.,.,..
NJ. Eugene Caillaux, Minister of f.
nance. b.. 80. s-5juA ...
M. Auguste Paris, Minister Of Public
~oi ks. ~ nA
Viscount de Meaux, Minister Of Agri-
cultare.
M. Brunei, Monster of Public In
struction, ...i-- J..a ...
General Berthaut, Minister of War
The DUO dscazes, Minister of Foreign
Affairs. .ll. L..r.
I, TIE Ministry of worship, which was
separated from the Ministry of Justice
when NJ. Simon was appointed, is now
again associated with it. General Ber-
thaut Professionally administers the du-
ties of the Ministry of Marine as we'll as
| of War,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
"whnt every body say, must be true.

The incontrovertible testimony offered
by those who have used Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription induced the doc
tor to sell it under positive guarantee.
Many hides have refrained from using
it on account of a general feeling of pres
iudice against advertised medicines. Let
me ask question. Are you prejudiced
against sewing machines because you
have seen them advertised? or can you
doubt the ingenuity and skill required in
their invention? Again, would you re-
fuse to insure your house because the
company advertised that 1t had paid
millions in losses, and yet had capital
of several millions? Do such advertise
ments shake YOUR confidence, and create
Iprejudices? Then why refuse to credit
the testimony of those who have found
the Favorite Prescription to be all that
is claimed for it in overcoming those
ailments peculiar to yon sex? " hy sub
NIT to the Use of harsh, and perhaps
caustic treatment, thus aggravating your
malady, when relief Is guaranteed, and a
positive, perfect, and permanent cure
has been effected in thousands of cases?
WABASH STATION, ILL.,, Oct, 24th, 1876
r. v. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y:
| Dear iSir-Allow me to extend my
mdst sincere thanks to you for the great
benefit my wife has ftcei fed; from the
use Of your FavOrite Prescription. She
suffered almost int6ltfablS before using
yolir' meditifie; ana r. Bad tfiedfhe skill
| of several physicians but 70 no purpose
Finally, { thought IL worldly give itht
Favorite Prescription trial, and she /,
now sound and we'll. .oDua
i,.t Very gratefully yours,
IL 1DGASHrAGARl
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
THE W. s. W. R.R-A meeting OF

THE W. s. W. r. r "A meeting of
the purchasers of the Wilmington &
Western R. R., at the recent sale ofthat
road will be held at No. 602 Market
ST. eet on Thursday May 3lst, at II
O'Clock q. m, for ths purpose OF
organizing new company, and taking
possession Of the road in Delaware.
On Friday meeting will be neId al
Landenburg for the purpose of taking
possession of that part of the road
which lies in the State of Pennsylvanis
A special train will leave this city al
9:45 n. M, for the purpose of affoIding
thOso Interested, an opportunity 10 be
present at the meeting.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
Chiidren's Day at the Exh,b,,ion.

This afternoon The second school chill
dren's concert will be held in the Main
Building. About $500 excellently drill
ed young choristers participate in these
concerts. The admission fee for both the
teachers and pupils is only ten cents.
The transportation charges by tina rail-
road companies are reduced lower than
ever for this OCCASION. The indications
are that the Main Building never at one
time contained as many children as will
be there to-day. 5000 from New Castle,
Delaware, and points between it and this
city are to be brought in special trains by
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Balti-
more Railroad Company, the fare from
Wilmington for the round trip being only
forty cents, and from other points pro-
portionately low.-Times.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19

WORK AT REHoBoTH.--The "Bright
House" at RehoboLh, has been leased by
Messrs. Whitney Il Nevon, of New York
and is now undergoing thorough reno
walton, preparatory to the reception Of
summer boarders, y|...
The "Surf House" at the same place
has been leased by William II. Billany
of this city, who is having it thoroughly
refitted, refurnished, painted, &c. au11-
Mr.. Billanv is now selling out his
stock of hardware in this city and will
remove to Rehoboth in very short time
and take possession OF his new abode.
A great amount of work is also being
done around the grounds, and when fin
ished the place will be one of the bes
summer resorts in this country.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
STRAY WAITS.
Sun rose 4.40.

Sun rose 4.40.
Sun sets 7.12.
Strawberry festivals will soon be in
order.
Veg' tables are becoming more plen-
tiful 10 market.
Twerty-one days yet remain for the
catching of sbad and herring.
Lay in your winter supply of coal
for it will not be any cheaper.
The Quicksteps will play the Brandy.
wine club of West Chester, to-day.
Clam Chowder luncn and buck beer
t)-night at e. Beck's, 2O2 East Second
street.
Cucumbers from the Snuth are 10
market, and are selling as low as 1C
cents piece.
The Quaker Assembly will give
their first annual ball at Rosendale
Park on July 4th.
Notwithstanding the warm weather
the work of temperance goes bravely
on at Institute Hall,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-19
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, Del. May 1s, 1877.
-,IECIAL NOTICES.
In. Kunkel's Bitter Wine o.
Iron.

Mn truly valuable tonic has BEEN so
|wughly tested by all classes Of the COM
mn that it is now. deemed Nilidispen-
&Iw Tonic medicine. II costs but lit.
wiits the blood and gives tone 10 the
njsh, reDovates the system and pro-
rlie. Every body should have II.
|or The cure Of Weak Stomach. General
/bliy Indigestion, Disease of the Stom-
and fOt all cases requiring a tonic
fhl wine includes the most agreeable
n efficient Salt of Iron we possess-Ci-
tAet Marnetic Oxide combined with the
rttnenetic of vegetable tonicsLYellow
|rVian Bark.
\ you want something to strengthen
tOyou want a goood appetite?
Do you want TO get rid OF nervousness?
OyOu want energy?
Ioy0u want TO sleep well?
loyOu want 10 build up your constitu-
Do you want TO feel wellp
ID you want brisk and vigorous feel
I you do try KUNKEL's BITTER
lNE OF IRON.
Mly ask trial ofthis valuable tonicl
Beware of counterfeils, as Kunkel's Bit
Wine Of Iron Is the only sure and effec-
remedy in the known world for the
Emanent cure of by spepsia and Debility
as there are II number of limitations
Ff d to the public,l would caution the
immunity to purchase none hut the gen.
earice, manufactured by E, +. Kun
and having his stamp on the cork oi
lery bottle, The very TACT that others are
pempVng TO imi ate this valuable remedy
owe la WORTH and speaks volumes ir
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