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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-19
DEILADELPHIA, RICH a|FTf

HIA, RICH %~S
SHIP LISE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEEk-Until further
notice the steamers of this line will make triweekly
trips leaving philadelphia every TUESpA !,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city uid Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer.
W.P. PORTER, Agent,
1925 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE & CO.
.... .s..-. General Agents.
No. II South WharveS Philadelphia.
u. ID. C.. MINK, Agent
myl7 No % Deyonshire street. Boston.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW K.-The Old AsEh
4 Dominion Steamship Comrany'ss7; ~ sassss
viii sail TUESDAY, March goth, AZ O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Monday evening.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods tor
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east,
and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger modations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; round-trlp tickets,
$50. Steerage, &c and 80.
For freight Or passage. apply to
@.-'I. G. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
NH 1Q-0t Commands Wharf, Rockets.
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FOR RENT.

r HAVE IN MY RESIDENCE SEW Gs
1 ERAL VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, for hI
which want occupants. These rooms are either
furnished or unfinished. Boarders preferred.
References required. Call or address
MRS. L. W. GLAZEBROOk,
NH 1915 ia. Second and Clay streets.
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TOR RENT, LARGEBRICKHOUSE@
IL with ten or twelve rooms, besides kitchen Ell
with four rooms, No. 1904 Ross street IN good Or
der. Price, $3.50 per annum. = aG
Also, many other HO USES In; different localities
ranging i'm prices from 500 to $500 per annun
Apply to GEORGE s. yASHON &c SON,
NH 17-3t =sa7 Agents, No. Tenth street.
TOR RENT, THAT NEAT BRICKE
It RESIDENCE, No. 314, on the north side E:I
Of Leigh between Third and Fourth streets contain
ing FIVE ROOMS. gas, water, &c. 1t has a handsome
in front and at the side Rent very reason
able Apnly to JOHN T. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent, Bank and Eleventh streets.
NH l7-3t .s.,.z,-.t..4 'srs 5.fgsa t,i.yS4 1
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FOR RENT, THAT NEAT AND g.
e ATTRACTIVE BRICK RESIDENCE, with III
four acres OF land. Mt the tol-gate on the Brook
turnpike, now occupied by Mr. Kent. Apply to
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co,
NH 1d.eod1w Tenth and Main streets.
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DOR RENT.-The HOUSE owned by kfs
4 the late d. ]. Burr, on Marshall between Eli
Eighth and Ninth streets, Is being thoroughly re-
paired, newly painted, and papered, from basement
rooms with hot and cold water on second and third
floors, and range in kitchen; is for rent. To good
ranged for two families ii so desired Apply to the
subscriber. NH 19-4tl: "A. Y. STOKES.
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TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO lift
L VIDENCE, AND BOSTON Steamer esRs assEssks
ALLIANCE, Captain CARR, will receive freight for
the above ports until TUESDAY the goth instant at
10 O'Clock.
Passage to Philadelphia including meals and state
w p. PORTER, Agent,
,,h 1927 ... 1926 Dock street.
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RAILROAD LINES.

CHESAPEAKE ANp OHIO kALRoAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND. VA. December l. 1S76.N
Nm AND AFTER DEC@hl Der 3, 1876,
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.EAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.

DIOR SALE5PRIVATELY Y, that desi- a..
Il ,rnble, DWELLING-n0USE No. g south Hsi
Fifth street. between Main and Cary Streets adjoin
ample room, with all the modern Improvements;
fitted up In nice style. This dwelling Is one of the
n,ost desirable In the city, being In elegant neigh
6orhood and convenient to all the in
the city. VIII be sold onYery odating terms,
Apply to -. :-~-.y,. d FRANK D, HILL,
NIB 1S-4t . ~. NJ 80 80 tsst3,z
IL large number Of FTRST-CLASS ESTATES,
with splendld improvements, and LARGE and
SMALL FARMS, With and without buildings, In
every section of the State Many OF the large estates
are situated on the James, York, RappahsnnocE, land
other rivers and many OF the ANAL farms lie near
the city. Also, mineral, umbefet, and grazing
lands In Virginia and West Virginis. 49,.
5,Tt45 - .SFsgsf sGEORGEM. DREWRYa w.
70 2S.lm ~ 10l4 Hain street..
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= = = CHAFF1N, STABLES q Co, :
NH l4.eod1w Tenth and Main streets.
,TOR SALE PRIVATELY, the COM a.
E MODIOUS and VERY DESIRABLE RESI- Eli
DENCE now occupied by Bishop Whitlie, on the
The lot is ~ feet front by 100 deep, and is
bright and attractive. The house Is In thorough re-
pair, and remarkably comfortable.
TERMS: Accommodation
We have also for sale DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
on Franklin, Marshall, and Leigh streets.
WILLIAMS G. GIBSON,
~ sst.,..@' Stock and Zeal Estate Brokers,
u f,s,
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BY NJ. Bates, Auctfonecr,
l115 Main street.

GRuBBs C WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
NH 12. l7&td :. l. =
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.a.H BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. /.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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iAGENTLEMAN CANADIAN, twenty
N two years of age, wants aSITUAT4ON in which
by his own industry ne can be promoted. Address
!, NH l6-3tk .tNEGESSlTAS, CITY post-ofhce.
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DARK WANTED. --.FIVE3HU HUNDRED
ID CORDS sPANisH-OAK and CHESTNUT
OAKaBARK wanted. Inquire at Manchester Tam
merry aT,d sumac BILLS, or at Sumec and Bark Mills
corner or Seventh street and canal, Richmond, Va
( IN film JOHN i, du1SV.
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WTAE,TED, AN UNMARRIED CO.
w LORED WOMAN. OF good character. as a
NURSE foryoung children. Apply, with testimo-
malls. at 20l Marshall street. Hlh 1851
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NOU WOOD WANTED al once, and to be deliy-
cred 10 the Dock at Seventeenth street. -!
NH 16-2W p. r.. CARRlNCSTON.
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BY TIE
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-secoud and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at IL NJ. and SATURDAY 1T L.
NJ Through bills Of lading signed to all Canadian,
northern, and western points ut low rates.
L. Il. TATUM, Agent,
Twenty-second and Dock streets,
fec and 903 Main street.
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WANTED, ONE THOUSAND CORDS
w BLACKJACK BARK, but would prefer to
cut the same myself, and measure same In the
woods. Apply % f5s ri a.. b.. GOODMAN.
NH lE-1W ,s.sy.
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO, PURCHASE A<SMALL
W. cDWELLING-HOU containing FIVE or six
rooms, With gas wafer, &c. Prefers house west of
Twelfth and south Of Leigh street. Will pay cash
for hopse that suits. Give description, location,
and lowest price. Address HOUSE. Disp atoh office.
lnh Qzs4ts -. W. ..--t -LlL.--
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Apc,ioueers.
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Front Street Bruisers.

ROWS AND WRANGLEs-A ASSAULT WITH A
BRIcK-A SUNDAY RUMPUs, &c.
Badwhiskey flowed freely on West.
Front treet Saturday night, and as one
of the results quarrelsome stranger
picked fight at Front and Madison
streets with young ma IN named Edwin
Richards. The quarrelsome stranger was
soon soundly thrashed, and fed up the
street as fast as legs could carry him.
Mr.. Richards followed leisurely, when
suddenly the stranger stepped out from
an alley where he had been in conceal
ment, and struck him violent blow
over the right eye with brick. The
cowardly wretch was again seized but as
the combatants were promptly separated
by by-standers, the assailant managed to
escape and ran swiftly away. Mr.. Rich
ards sustained severe bruises on the
head, but his injuries were not serious
About 4:30 clock yesterday afternoon
q young man chock full of fighting whis-
key brought up at Front and Madison
streets, and loudly boasted Of his ability
to click any man in the neighborhood."
He soon fastened particularly upon a
young man named Henry Crawford,
whom he persistently hullied until a
| fight ensued. 1t was soon over, however
and with damaged finger and one eye
in mourning the hero of fighing whiskey
retreated out Lancaster pike, satisfied
that he had fought enough for one day
During the afternoon and evening
several other rows ere threatened il
this neighborhood. but all subsided, af-
ter great deal of loud talking, without
any blows being struck.
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The Churches.

EASTER CEREMONIES - DECORATIONS -
MUSICAL SERVICES, &c.
Yesterday being Easter Sunday, the
churches throughout the citywerewell Fl IL
ed and in some cases crowded both at the
morning and evening services. Most OF
them were appropriately decorated with
flowers and evsrgreens, and each one
seemed to vie with the others in its dis
play of natures gift-fiowers.
The Catholic and Episcopal churches
far surpassed all other denominations in
the profuseness of floral offerings.
AT each chhrch a sermon was preach
ed appropriate to the occasion. Below
will be found description of the ser
vices and decorations at some OF them:
The st. Paul's Catholic church, corner
of Fourth and Jackson was crowded at
each service during the day, The three
others were handsomely decorated and
presented very handsome appearance
At the $50 O'clock, A. NJ, service MOI
arts Twelfth Mass was sung. The mass
is q very difficult one, and requires those
engaged in singing it, to be well versed
in music, and to have full command OF
their vocal powers.
The solo, "Et Incdrndtus," which the
mass contains; was sung by @. j. Stoe-
exile, and if it had not been in church
he would undoubtedly have been ap-
plauded.
At the offertory solo and chorus was
sung, the sslo being rendered BY Miss
Louisa Sisterhan. At the end of the ser
vices the Easter hymn "!Strike the GYM
bdls" was given.
For the evening services Roswig's
Vespers in "G. ." was given and well rem
dered.
Tho trio "Jesu de Veci." by Virdi, was
sung by Messrs. Hess, G. J. Stoeckle and
j j. Cavanaugh, solo, 40 SdtattdrsLS Baaac'
turo, was sung by j. j. Cavanaugh.
The service closed by the singing ol
the "I'durituno Ergo" by Lamelolt.
RThe services at st. Peters church, cor
ner of Sixth and West streets, were those
which occur every Easter Sunday. There
are three very elegant marble affairs
elaborate in their chaste beauty, recent
v erected by the Bishops order, anc
whilst the whole sanctuary is newly
adorned, and carpeted, the display ol
flowers and lights was tasteful. The ser
mons were at 1880 o'clock a. M, and 81
O'clock D. m, both delivered by Bishop
Becker. The music at the High Mas
was that of Mercddante and was well rem
dered by that always efficient choir.
Large congregations united IN the Joy
Gus Easter services at the old churcn
The church was decorated with PERU
sions of the choice plants in mower ane
peculiar expressiveness was gwen 10 th'
day and worship by the presence Oh TN
entire collection of plants SO lovingly
cared for by the late Mrs. Lathrop whos'
sudden death on Saturday last was note'
in our columns,
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Temperance.

The regular Sunday Temperance Meet
ing was held yesterday, at the usual hour,
in the McClary Building, and was more
largely attended than any previous meet
ing that has been held in that hall.
Mr.. Wells announced that he had been
appointed by the Executive Committee
to preside at all meetings Of the Associ-
citation.
Several persons addressed the meeting,
among them being Revs. A. d. Davis, j.
B. Mann and G. M. Pegg also Messrs.
Wells and Sergeant.
Mr.. Nelson J. Lee announced that 317
names had been added to the pledge list
during the week.
On motion of Mr.. Sergeant, vote Of
thanks was rendered to Quinby & Bro.
for the use of lumber, and to Mr.. P. AL
len, for the use of an organ to be used in
the meeting at the City Hall during this
week.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
BPECIAL NOTICES.
/. KVpkeI'S Bitter Wine Of Iron

Ever been known TO fail in the cure OF
Hess, attended with symptoms; indls-
IN to exertlon, loss Of memory, dill
M breathing, general weakness, hor-
4 disease, weak, nervous trembling,
Ihl horror OF death, night sweats, cold
'eakness, dimness of vision, languor,
|ksal lassltude of the muscular sys-
Enormous appetite with dyspeptic
pms, hot hands, flushing of the body,
s ofthe skin, pailid countenance and
pns on the face, purifying. the BLOOD
the back, heaviness OF the eyelids,
bt black spots flying before the eyes
tmpOrary suffusion and loss of sight,
bf attention, etc. These symptoms
se from a weakness, and TO remedy
Be E. +. KUNKEL'S Bitter Wine of
. ID never fails. Thousands are now
Big health who have used it. Take
4. F. KUNREL's.
bre of cOunterfeits and base imita-
AS Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is
known all over the country, drug
themselves make an imitation and try
ID IL off on their customers when they
D Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron.
'kels Bitter Wine Of Iron is put up
81 bottles, and has yellow wrap
|eely put on the outside. with the pro-
Is photograph on the wrapper Of each
Always look for the photograph on
|tside, and you will always be sure to
p genuine. 81 per bottle, or six for So
1y druggists and dealers everywhere
! WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.
KUNKEL's Worm Syrup never fails
roy Pin, Seat and Stomach worms
<pNKEL, the only successful physician
{emoves Tape worms in Q 2hours, alive
pead, and no fee until removed. Com.
ense teaches if Tape worm be remov.
other worms can be readily destroy.
end for circular TO DR.. Kunkel, No
prth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
on your druggist and ask for q bottle
ekeps Worm Syrup. Price sl.OO. 1
Aiis' mar6-1m.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

ATTEMPTED TO BURN A SCHOOL,
On Saturday afternoon about 5 o'clock
Mrs. Francis Sharper, janltrix of No. 9
school, discovered that an attempt had
been made to set fire to the building.
During the morning as is usual she had
been TO the school for the purpose of
cleaning it, and when leaving she left the
heater burning for the purpose Of drying
up the floors that had been scrubbed.
When she returned at the time above
stated for the purpose OF fixing the
fire, she discovered all the doors open in
side the school, books and states strewn
over the floor, and in Miss Smiths room
she found two smouldering fires made by
books and paper. The floors were slight
ly burned. An investigation into the
matter will be held to-day.
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LIST OF PUBLIC SALEs.-Tbe following
public sales are advertised:

DARING BURGL ARY.-0n Wednes-
day night last the depot building at
Newtown terminus Of the Somerset &
Worcester .railrsad was entered by
burglars and robbed of large iron
safe and contents. The safe has not
yet been found, and it is presumed
that the thieves, after opening it and
removing the contents. deposited it al
the bottom of the Pocomoke river.
The perpetrators of the daring deed
made good their escape. The booty
secured, we learn amounts to about
$3.50. m
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REDUCTION OF TAxATIoN.-By rea-
son of the action of the Legislature in
dispensing with the State taxation of ten
cents on the hundred dollars on Count y
assessments. The county rate for Sthe
year 1877 will be reduced from 43 cents
to SO cents on the hundred dollars. The
practical effect of this reduction will be
as follows: Last year the county tax on a
$1,000 property amounted to $5 I6; this
year it will amount to only $500. Next
year the Levy Court will in all probabili.
ty make still further reduction, and
thus bring taxes down to an amount in
accordance with the present depressed
times,
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New Castle Letter. !

MARINE NEws-LOAN sALEs--THE CITY
ELECTIoN-IHE SCHOOL BOARD, &c.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
New CASTLE, DEL, April, 2, 1877.
Steam ship City of limerick passed
out and the steam ship Mississippi of
Brockie Line passed up yesterday.
On Saturday evening at the monthly
meeting ofthe Tasker Building and Loan
Association $1,000 sold at 15c and 200 at
16c between 300 and 400 shares of the
2nd series have been taken.
Officer Connor kindly cared for one
drunk and diserderly character last even
ing by putting her in charge of Warden
Herdman at fort Grubb.
The Moss Rose Assembly give their
Bird annual Easter reception and ball
this evening. Those who feel inclined to
trip the light fantastic should be ON hand.
City Council met in executive session
on Saturday evening. ..-o
Bills have been posted this morning
giving notice that our City Election will
take place on Wednesday the 10th for
Mayor, five Councilmen, City Treasurer,
and Assessor. AS yet we have heard Of
no candidates for any position excepting
Thomas Gifin for Mayor.
The funeral of James Ball took place
yesterday afternoon. Seminole Tribe
No. Impr. o. lR. M. and Washington
Lodge No. /. o. o. +. attended in a
body making very imposing display.
The funeral services took place at the NJ
E. church; the Rev. Geo r. Bristor de
livered touching discourse eulogistic o.
the deceased. rr .'
A lamp has been placed at the corner
of 9th street and the turnpike. This has
long been needed. The Street COMMITTEES
should now put the street in q passablt
condition there yet remains 8 days to Dc
it in. 1t is always better late than never
The Board of Education meet to-mor-
row evening when the attention of the
Board should be called to the fact tha
under the present rules s'an accident OF
BIRTH" acts to the disadvantage of grea
many of the scholars. In the boys de
partment ofthe highest grade every facility
is afforded for their obtaining thorough
education. Whilst in the girls depart
ment it is otherwise; thus making the fac
of being s'girl" work to disadvantage
In justice to all, the rules should be 81
modified as to allow the girls of the high
est grade to be taught by the principa
Mr.. Meader who has, we understand onl.
eighteen boys in his charge.
Before the crossing was laid on Della
; ware street, over Sixth street, there was
fine large stepping-stone and inquiries ar
now being made to its whereabouts.
cents reward is offered for the informa
ton.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02
MoIafIsiu Reflarfs.
BUfLDlNG OPERATIONS DURING MARCH
ARRESTS BY TIE POLICE.

AhhhbTS BY THE POLICE.
During the month of March the
officers Of the City Surveying Depart
ment surveyed building lines for The
following parties:
John Fehrenback. one house and
improvements, at northwest cornerIo
Fourth and French streets.
Thomas j. Sullivan one house at
northwest srner of Harrison and Oak
streets.
Tilghman johnson one house on the
west side of Jefferson street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth,
w. IL. ii. Cause four houses an the
west side of Washington street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. sr. nle0 III
Theodore Hanf, two houses on the
south side of Seventh street. between
Poplar and Lombard streets.
Edward L. Rice, Sr., one backbuild-
Ing and Improvement at northwest
corner OF Fifth and Shipley streets.
Michael Leonard one house on the
west side of Buena Vista street, south
OF Vandever avenue.
Samuel Chambers, Superintendent
OF City Passenger Railroad one house
on the west side of Clayton street, be-
tween Fourteenth street and Delaware
avenue.
Total, IL; total for March 1876, IS;
decrease. A.
THE WORK OF THE PoIicE.
During March the police made 12-
arrests, classified as follows.
Drunknness, 33; violating city or
dinances, II, vagrancy II; assault ant
battery, IA; corner lounging. 10 lar
ceny, &; resisting officers. 8; usinl
abusive language, cruelty to animals
disorderly conduct selling liquor with
out license, and threatening bodil,
harm, each; total, l21.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02
DEATHS.

DIED.-On the 31st INST, David Robinette,
The friends of the family are invited tc
attend the funeral, to leave his late resi-
dence. No. 2Os East Sixth street, on Tues
day, April Sd at IL O'Clock precisely
FoIJLK-Died in Milford on Sunday April
LIST. 1871, OF pneumonia aJacoblFoulkin in his
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral on Tuesday April Sd with.
out further notice to leave the p. W. & b
r. r. depot on the arrival Of the 9. 80 a. m
train from Del. r. r., to proceed to the st
James Church, Stanton IL
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

BEFORE ESQUIRE BRADy.-This morn
ing Constable Dillon arrested and took
before Esquire Brady a boy named John
Miller, charged with collecting money
under false pretenses from parties indebt-
ed to A. d. Vandever. The parties from
whom the money was collected failing to
identify Miller as the offending party, he
was discharged. Afterwards Miller's
mother came out on hunt after Consta-
BILE Dillon, whom she desired to have
arrested for daring to arrest her son
without reading the warrant to him.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02
RAILROADS,
/ FHTHIhahdppHIA, WILMINGTON Il
'bAlmOhE RAIL ROAn

i |.RhID,E,LPHIA, WILMINGTON n
ilMoRE RAIL ROAD.
!. m NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
Will leave Wilmington as follows
pelphia and Intermediate Station.
4. ''"' s'o2' lO.45 a. m. 2.3O, 4.3O, I 20,
n and New York, 2.o2a. m. 1914, 12.4o.
" a, m. otalions,
& HG[e 11 q and 4, Washington, 1882, LIB,
fn. 10y, l.26, 5.19 p. m. i''''
"'''e' o'OO' GO. 9.35, a. m. 1.3o, $50.
=, $50 p, m, 'e . 'alions, o'oo,
and Intermediate Stations. 5.oo.
helnbissu SUNDAY TRAINS.
h. b0o' b1a 4 ana N Intermediate Stations.
ppuls porps ass and New York, 2.o2 a. m.
3nrt6ern nG u washington, IL. 80, i is am.
n el H. Information passengers are
ue tlme tables posted al the
II. F. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

RUNAwAY.-Shortl after II O'Clock
this morning. as the Reliance horses,
drawing load of furniture, were pro-
ceeding down King street, they became
frightened and ran away. At Second
street they were stopped by collision
with an awning post, hut, with the ex-
escaped injury. Some of the furniture,
however, was badly broken. It belonged
to Mr., Bernard Row, who was removing
from his late residence on Market street,
below Third.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02
Stray Waits.
Police business is dull,

Police business is dull.
Board of Health tonight.
The Penn Loan Association holds its
annual meeting tonight.
The Mccullough Iron Company's 8
mills in this city will stop for about
q week, owing to the scarcity of iron.
n9Look out for the measles; they come
like thief in the night. But Kings Cough
syrup soon gets the best Of the cough1 that
accompanies them. Mar22- -eod3w.
Beginning with tonight a series OF
temperance meetings will take place eve
ry evening in City Hall, commencing at
7.30 O'Clock. The meetings will be ad-
dressed by competent speakers from this
and other cities.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02

BALLS To-NIGHT.-TheB Buffalo Libra
~ Association, ball takes place this even
ing, at the Institute Hall, and promises
to be grand affair. The Association
have gone to great amount of trouble
to make this ball the largest one of the
season. tI--.,.. -. - ....-.. ,-- I-.-...- ..-.=-t
The German ball at the Saville build
ing also takes place this evening. AS il
is for the benefit of the poor it should be
largely attended.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-02
Pine Nail Scissor

and Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Nail Files, Nall Brushes, ETC., for
4. BRINGHURST d Co.
corner Sixth and Market SIS.
For-the Bath.
Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath sponees.
ia soaps In extensive variety. Also
loyes, Straps, Brushes, DC, of horse
~ friction Gloves, and many other
OF the same classes. "-AeA
Z. BRINGHURsT 4 CO.,
corner Sixth and Market Sis.
s miraculous Cure for Corns
ilsn remedy Of great popularity for
pg Gorns without pain.
f. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
co Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market Sts.