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.EvssoAY. cE:EysEs 3, 1871.
TIE Presidents Message.

Every message OF the President Of the
I-uieed States j. looked forward to with
great deal Of interest. and j, seems s.
though none could be so important as the
one expected. But this one, the first an
uual message of President Hayes. hss
marked claims for special interest. as he
La. pursued very peculiar course. IN rs-
gard to the Southern question and civil
service. and as the people are deeply in
terrsted 10 finance, and wished 70 know
lust what his views are 10 regard to specie
payment aud remonetizAtion Of silver.
When the President entered upon hi,
ties. he found two momentous questions
the pacifcalion of the country. and the
uro,ection of tie freedmen-upou the SO
Iution Of which he Immediately entered.
and il seemed, at one time. that he would
he len without a supporter. because OF hi
methods. No President has been more
severely criticised by his party and yet
has held 80 prominent pisce in II a.
does President Hayes. some, even at ihts
carly dsy. are trying 10 show the failure
of the policy. because entire peace does
not prevail at the South. II any or all
anown or uuknown policies. had been fol-
loved. their most ardent supporters ought
not to have expected. so soon as this. en-
tire peace. and HAT The freedmen would.
be enioving their rights fully aud freely
The President believes that the results OF
his policy are as good as could be expect
ed. for he says. They (the good results st
far attained) are of such importance that
,va nav with confidence patiently await
the desired consummatIou that will surely
come with the nstuIal progress of events.
In regard to one of the questions of ii
nance. resumption Of specie payments, ht
states his views in no ambiguous terms
lie says. It pom s. most anxious snd dell0
crate examination which have felt ii my
duty to give TO the subject, am the more
confirmed in the opinion which expressed
in accepting the nomination tor the Presi
deucv. and again upon my Inauguration
that the policy of resumption should o'
pursued by every suitable means, and thai
no legislation would be wise that shoult
disparage the importance or retsrd the al
tainment OF that result" And in IS point
ed words, he speaks OF reconciliation o
silver. lie is not willing that " cents o
silver shall be legal tender for 81. and i
utterly opposed to any legislation tha
shall deprive the public creditors OF thel
psy 10 gold or its equivalent.
Because the President speaks of 'blem
;.hes aud inperfections," and that ''n'
system can be expected to secure absolute
freedom from mistakes" he is unjustll
criticised. a. acknowledging his course il
regard to the&iyii service question, TO be I
failure. lt is very true that he is concllia
tory. but his language shows that he re
remains firm In his adhesion TO the princi
nile of civil service. as expressed by hin
before his accession To office.
ANYHOW, whatever we may think of hi'
Southern policy. or his civil service, Il :
good TO find that Hayes has made him'H
- b,,yark TO resist the attacks OF inf1a'l"'
ssts aud repudators upon the natiohf
slenoT.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-13
Special Aotites. g.
THE AMOUNT OF TI>II.

nONA ia favor % III ~rhruck'- i'uf-
mouie s,rup. !, ! cur f1r Consumption f.r
exceed ali tht en- NJ hryu1h, u .up.art
tls Preten-i1u, u Any otl,r medicine. -.
pr >ch"uck'' Almanac. wa4,n can ., haI of
any Druggist, free u ch4rE,, containing. the
certificate, Q! many person, o. the highest fe-
-peciabiii,y, who have lc-n restored @, A.litG,
after being pronounced nrutahr hy pr,.ie-
ians Of aekuoN.cdg-d ability. >,A,u-A', Ful-
monic syrup A.oue Ia, cured many, ~ these
evidences Will show; but the cure Is often
promoted by the employ Ia,nt. OF Two other
rrmcd.y, which Dr.. SchcnJA provide, for the
purpose. These aliit,onal rtmrdir, arr
S,henck's SEA Weed Tonic aud Mandrake
rIli,. By the timely ne Of these medicine.
according 10 direction, D-. scheuca ceulacs
that most any case Of Consumption mss be
cured. Eycry mJmest Of DELAY mako Your
cure more difficult, aud .all depend, On The
jldiciou- choic % remedy Schrnch's Man
drake Pill, are an agreeable and safe cure
for Consumption caused BY biliiuu,ncs, and
also fJT >ailpw cOnple Xon and coated
tongue. There IS no better remedy for Il dis
orled stomach and ali the evil, resulting
81 his principal Oh e, c1rl-r sixth and Arch
Streets, Phliairlphia, every Monday. where
all letters for s,ivicc must be addressed
>rhenrAs Medicines are fJr sale by all
Druggists. Dee
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-rhe Vice President and the opeaSe'
81 the House have agfeed to consider 10
force the joist rule against tds sale OF iiq-
,,ors iu the Capitol Great abuses nave
resulted from this sale in late years goih<
on. a. it does. steaithiIy and without an
internal revenue license, and ihe wee
President aud the Speaker declare !'hat 1t
mus. cease.
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yiCaalty Of the Blsck Hills. The starvation
policy VIII BE- strictly enforced with all the re-
belious ones. NoIt'NTFrB,
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-13

-Eustis (Dem.) from Louisiana. was
admitted 20 the Senate. Moaday. by voic
of 4S to 8. 1t IS said that the senate is
full (7s members) for the hrst time since
1881.
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Legislative / Notice.

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it"I. wiii petition to the next Legislature.
70 oe SET on irom the town of Isle au Haut 10 tae
nstce accordingly. -
JAMES CHILDs 4 OTHERS,
Isle au Haut, Nov. 80, ls77. sw4gs
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Stoves & Ranges !.
First Glass Goods,

Having made within tAe vast f,r fs great
improvements In our manufacturing fac. itts, We
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I'M LtNuiNp AMERICAN NEWSPAPER.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
FARMERS. MECHANICS.

and all people Yho appreciate the value
of keeping memorandum of business
transactions, daily events, and items of
interest or importance, for future refer
ence should call on their druggists and
get DR.. Pierce's Memorandum Book free.
The Doctors Grand Invalids' Hotel at
Buffalo, which costs. when finished, two
hundred thousand dollars, will be opened
early in June next, for the reception of
patients afflicted with chronic diseases
and deformities. 1t win afford the most
perfect faculties for the cure of such af-
fections, and its Faculty OF physicians
and surgeons will embrace graduates
from both American and European
Medical Schools who have become dis
tinguished for their skill. The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser, by Dr.
4. V. Pierce, work of over nine hun
dred large pages, illustrated by two hun
dred and eighty-two engravings, and ell
egantly bound in cloth and gilt, is sent to
any address by the Author on receipt of
one dollar and fifty cents. Almost one
hundred thousand copies have already
been sold.
S. A. CRAIG, Esq, druggist, of West
Alexander, Pa, says: II sell more of
DIR. P:erce's preparations than all others
combined. They give satisfaction in
every case, and I can cheerfully recon-
mend them to the public"
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

RoBBERY LAST NIGHT.-Late last
evening or early this morning the office
of William & Thomas Davidson, at the
corner of Fifth and King streets, was en-
tered and robbed Of about sixty pounds
of butter belonging to r. Messick, that he
had placed there for safe keeping during
the night. 1t is supposed the thieves
gained an entrance by unlocking thefront
door with a false key as no place could be
found where forcible entranO, had been
made. The thieves evidently knew that
butter was in the building as party of
suspicious looking persons were seen by
the police looteriRg around the corner dur
ing the night. Mr.. Messick estimates his
less at about $50.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
stray w ats.

No police cases.
No port news this morning.
The number of dodgers at the police
station is slowly decreasing.
Business is very dull with the justices.
The resolution of Mr.. Windle intro
duced in City Council last evening in re-
gard to cleansing the Council chamber,
produced sensation.
The Buell. family will sing at the
Asbury Church on next Monday even
ing.
pTWhat everybody says must be true.
Now everybody that has tried Kings
Good Samaritan Cough Syrup says it is
the best they ever used. Price 25 cents a
bottle.
If you wish to get a superior article of
tea or coffee, go to Sharpless' great Tycoon
tea store, Iii West Second street. tt.
nz-A neglected cough--and then protrac.
cd sickness-and then the habilaments OF
the tomb-and then the open grave. Yer
6tts,a sat supte1ati. Barker's Cough Lozenges
are prepared for you-FoR YOU H-0t
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

Section II was adopted after a few
dilatory motions.
:. Section ~ was also adopted after some
sharp debate by the members and reading
OF rules by Messrs. Lynch and Taylor.
section IL adopted by vote of 16 to
Section 10, was passed after Mr.
Lych's request to have 1t read over
again. H.IU friI I.f. 7T- =
Section IL and II, were also adopted
without any remarks. y
Section IS, 10, 20, 81, %, 90, "a, % and
~ were all adopted without any note
worthy debate. -" -
The bill was then adopted as a whole
6y vote Of IA to 4, the chair voting in
the negative.
Mr.. Baker moved that the bill he hand
ed the City Solicitor for transmission to
the Legislature. 'Of ht1 IT
Mr.. McGlinchey offered the following
resolution and stated in Offering it that
he did 1T in good faith, for either the
Council was wrong or the charter, as ac-
cording to the charter, the Chief Engi-
neer Of the Water Department was get
ting money not due him:
Resolred, That the City Solicior be and
he is hereby requested to submit to Conn
cil an opinion whether or not Council has
violated the City Charter as found on page
~, section 0, where 1t reads that the salaries
OF any officers shall not be augmented dur
ing the term for which he may have been
elected. and no ordinance establishing sala-
ries OF any elective officer shall take effect
previous to the annual election then next
ensuing unless 1t shall have been published
with the ayes and nays thereon, in two
newspapers of said city at least two weeks
before said election.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Windle introduced a resolution
that the Council cham ber be immediat
y thoroughly cleaned, as it was full OF
Mr.. Febiger moved to amend so as to
read and that barrel of chloride of lime
be placed below, the amendment was ac-
cepted and the resolution passed.
Mr. Pickle asked that an order be
drawn in favor of Ellwoed Garrett for
% "A, for attending court, also that the
proper officers be instructed to draw up
new notes to the amount of $4,000 to
John Peoples to meet notes falling due
very shortly. % % M -
Mr.. Baker moved that an order be
drawn IN favor of Francis McCloskey
Street Commissioner, for $3.50, to pay
awards in opening Franklin street. Sc
| ordered. n-T1T-l7
Mr.. Baker moved that Council proceed
to fill the vacancies in the Street Com.
mittee, as Mr.. Candy declined to serve as
chairman; He nominated Mr.. Pickels
for chairman, and Mr.. Candy for to fill
the vacancy, both were elected. r
On motion of Mr.. Pickles Council pro.
| ceeded to fill the vacancy in the board
of Sinking Fund Cominissi on made va.
can't by the death of William S, Hilles
He nominated Mr.. Francis Barry, who
was elected.
On motion adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
Pain fsa the Breast.

Kantz P. Snydor Co., Pa. July9.
This is to certify that have been af
fiicted with pain in the breast, accom-
panied by severe cough, for nearly five
years, which had brought me SO low that
at times was unable to do anything.
After having tried all the various medi-
cines 1 saw advertised, without the
least benefit. j was induced by friend
sam of Wild Cherry a trial. The first
bottle gave me almost immediate relief,
and / was soon enabled to do good
days work. cheerfully recommend
this article to the public as safe and eff
fcacious remedy for diseases of the lungs.
CONRAD KANTz.
80 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

THE STATE ARMoRY.-The Armory
in this place, built in 1929 has been
kept In repair by the county, but the
Levy Court refuses to furnish money
for the repairs, which are absolutely
necessary to preserve the building.
They say, and truthfully, that it Is
State property and the State should
keep it in order. 1t would be well If
there is any disposition to save the
building, to have a new roof put on
as in its present condition guns and
building are fastening to decay, one
with rust and the other with rot. -
lSusscr Journal.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

A PUNGY IN TRoUBLE.-On last
Thursday pungy apparently laden with
oysters was locked in the canal at Chesa-
peake City, the reason assigned by the
authorities to the captain of the boat. was
that telegram had been received from
Annapolis, stating that the boat was
loaded with stolen goods.
After the pungy had been secured the
town constable arrested the crew consis-
ting Of five persons, and on the way to
the lock up two Of them escaped into
Delaware, vainly pursued by citizens.
The other three were locked up to
await the Anne Arundel authorities.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

WATER WORKS ENGINE BRoKEN.-
Yesterday serious accident occurred to
the Cornish engine Of the Camden, N. j.,
ing of the receiving valve, which will oc-
cupy week in repairing. Fortunately
the basins were full at the time, as the
only pumping power that can he used
until the repairs are completed is the
small Worthington pump and engine. r..
7. Dundam, Chief Engineer, cautions the
citizens of Camden to be particularly
sparing in the use of water until the en-
gine is repaired.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
The Coming MinstreIS.

The world renowned Haverly's Min.
strels will again visit this city on next
Wednesday evening March 7th. Here
tofore when they have visited this city
they have always been greeted with a
large audience. One of the most plea
sing features of this company's enter
tainment is that their jokes and perfor-
mances are AWAY new. -7 .t.D.t
Matt Wheeler the well known end
man and comedian so long with Con-
cross 81 Dixey's minstrels has joined
this company, and will make his ap-
pearance with them here.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
MR.. HAYES RESIGNS AS COVER
NORO OF OHIO.

COLUMBUS, March 2.-When Governor
Hayes departed for Washington he left
his resignation in the Governors cfice.
TO be filed on future notice. A teleg, am
was received from him this forenoon to
file the resignation 1t is as follows:
"Esecutiue Department Of the State Of
Chic. Columbus, February 28.-I hereby
resign the Office of Governor of Ohio, my
resignation to take effect ON the second
day of March next.
"R. B. HAYES"
Upon receipt of the telegram Lieuten-
ant Governor Thomas L. Young was
notified of Governor Hayes resignation,
and he at onve proceeded to the executive
department, where the oath of Office as
Governor was administered 10 him by
Chief Justice Welch in the presence Of
the State officers and many citizens of
this city. Governor Young left for Wash
ington at neon.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

FIRE.-The house and store of Mr..
,hs yosePh Johnson, at Stockley.s station on
en- last Thursday morning. The canse oS
the fire is supposed to be from n lam N
exploding which Mr.. johnson left sitti np
IN the room while he went out TO feed
his stock. W ieeu
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

FIRST OF THE Seasonal game of
base ball was played at Canterbury fe
days ago between the FELTON, and Can
terbury clubs, the score being 10 to 12 in
favor Of the Canterbury club. The same
club was also victorious in game PLAYED
with the Wyoming Juniors, by score of of
'13 to 8. y.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

RENTED.-The Delaware House ba.
been leased for one year by JohnJ. .DouUh
erty, carriage painter at Jones. Gntherie
q Co. Mr.. Hanna, the present pronrie-
tor, VIII retire from business after the
25th Of March. "''e' = 'ieo
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hanging Made Easy
AT"HOTTvSraa@
No, 22s MARKET ST., wr1m1Saroy np,

w. 80 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON. DEL.
He mas reduced the price of hanging
IL wall paper so as TO make IL as chea5
as common whitewash. Holt is practicaii
HANGING WALL PAPER REDIrrEn
from ls cents TO Is cents per piece M FtoIt,s.
Al you want g good cheap Job of wall m.
Pering done. Holt is the man TO serve Won.
MS experience Is worth mething to You.
WALL PAPERS ARE GOING Upl
moi In price, but on the walls Holt js
busy putting them up. 'ioi' 20
A FALL IN WALL PAPERS.
al yHoit,s, 29 Market st. They fell in nrice
WIDOW SHADES in beautiful de.
q sitsnWs, W,d ana also In plain goods in all tints,
at holt's, No. 223 Market street.
ONE BAND WINDOW SHADES
are are tne latest. Holt has them in the newest
'ihts ana styles and in size from 10 feet down
DOWN! DOWNi! DOWN!!i
Look In Holt's windows. No. 223 Market
street. at the beautiful designs in wall pa.
Pei' feb24-s& w2mos.
SHERIFF SALES.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

EGGs.-Heavy shipments of eggs are
going to New York daily from this
place. and if other towns do as much
in this line it is not strange that the
supply is excessive and the price low.
On Tuesday last over 2600 dozen went
from here over the j. & B. road to New
York, and the steamer from Lewes
carried 5000 dozen in ali.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

GoINe TO WAsaINGToN.- 50
members Of the "Christy SENATE will
leave for Washington on sunday
evening. on the 1889 express. to attend
the inauguration. -
The price of tickets will be 85, ,35 for
round trip.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
CONVENIENCE AcAprMy.-Tbe follow,

CONFERENCE AcADEMY.--The follow.
ing students reached the first honor dur.
Ing February: l. s. E. Forman, $50: 2
Lille W. Register, 9S. 0; 3. A. L. Stock.
well, 9S.s; 4. Eva Salmons, 08.6; s. Ema
Hawkins, $50; 8. j. Hope Caldwell, 98. &
7. Il. e. Cullen, 97.S; 8. Charles E. Spen-
Ger, 97.7; 10. w. 7. Massey, 97.4; IL. r.
o. Pennewill, 07.3; 12. Clayton W. Fish
er, 81. Elr strr1~Il ~ '-,'9-'
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

Myriads Of people sacrifice themselves
through carelessness, They are attacked
with cold, neglect and die, instead of ta-
king DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and living
on usefully. -
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

NoTIcE.-All friends of temperance
who are opposed to the passed of the
Free License bill.now pending In the
Legislature are requested to meet In
the Institute Hall to- morrow Sunday
afternoon at 81 O'Clock.