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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

aoeiP"n STOCK saIkoe
Special Dispatch TO the National Republican.
PM, nti r,i,, Juns --rba nrIcr ar p,nn.v,v.,,.
Central railroad stock 10 day Is 81.
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So"hcrce'
BALTIMORE June 6-C,o,ton oulef and be,ey- mia
ding Iii.c ' ~ '' UNI"
Flour aiiet and e,sler- Howard s,r.., and wc.,.r.
silpertine 81 sS.rsss do eytrn s;sss : do n.niis
g. sldan lfty MIils 81 snper al ;spSss, a, Cit,
Ss1sd70s do. Rio brands ta0i a.. family. tio N
Wheat Sarc,. Arm and higher Pennsyivania ND Si q
and steady Western fairly active and firm; Sonthers
white and yellow sSsislr: Western MIXED Srs,s an
June 81; last half June safe: Jnlr u, r. f.u,,sss
6ic: steamer, sSIiesssc Oats Unchanged RYE sSsrrs
aud nrm; prime sr Usy dull and unrb,ns.t Pr,
visions dull heavy and unchangrd BntteT n,oeratsi,
active fbr choice Western ETSs nj i5sS les other AIMS
dull and heavy Petroleum Doninally Arm. rr,,de
sistds.c; refined, Is,l iGi,c Coffee ouet and nm.
changed. Whisky auIst al n IL f ~
Heycipts-F1ouf an harrrIsr WHEAT IA h,.tois-
corn 6in,) bushels cats i IN b,t~heis sSbin,nen,.
Torn. G6o bushclS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07
srMMIRr oF-T8E NE1x

The doHtfls iy ihs Iahrne n Rsraht hIvc d.
creased 70 twenty -fSur weekly
The freAosIi hhs signed ibe e'nrznis,51o ot N-
Bryan ~ he DisliDta Commissioner
Count ~ch"uTAloh arrives NJ Htrthn Yesterday.
and WI reach I6rlaem ON ffnanS-
Secretary schur1 hns IGcserss"d usw rl'ss GOV
rrnine IruToffltrls m ms NF'h1r1nen1
The Nes1 LAnoR.hire ltnrat,'an e1I1srs nun
eerinr several tb''usAbd, hhUe Saa w9rf-
: sccrtahry she1nhn hhs d1i-tnt't an EvVstlsitnou
unto me hnhirS "a the tstrrhn % >ahzlsaH'sN
Four hundred md fry taSnsEsa 'ssElrrS tn robI
roin was shiTqcd - buTuPe Eesat-4Iy tronr View
hork
Inc dfrrc1ofs eh ihe SAtIhah ~0r1nsrn rhlWaT
were chu~n yt-ltrahy, tDt NsH IL NInshsfbflr
wa. elected IGtsOatah
: The twenty -seoomd animal cOoUent1sn 81 Tn.
yong Mems thrlsalsn AsSaSlAlo1n cooESrisd n
Louisville KY Te-aeraiy-
4 The south tIrulinh strEnR lhsa nlsh1 bb>phet the
Report OF the ronieae1ne cedhihlatr ON the hpocD-
pGiHunn hill and y VIII he rriIf'sA 7saAhy-
Al meeting Cd Ibe entf Canal sAh1Ve1'o h'es yes-
terdAy NJ he L1='SGn h1fiifuDtui lAE1 ten woes
were secured 70 ule Eiiela'E S-@HsraEnsil
Yesterday We ihe third ahs eh 1he sVrr's met
sng of the Queen C9rr SssseE C1aA Tht wulntrs
Of raceS were Bdinl'urr, Eli REss E1a Bill LlasbfrS
The fourth lIif1uhi1onfh nanStfen"e % Ehss N0r
mons Christian AssataAiaOn rs IN Stssao0 IN N'n-
trcAL Many oelerhifs from LSe Htaet sGiaes are
Irc-ent
The manager 81 the hHTr'"1sr ths h"su sen
fenced 10 pay a fine Cd 40" araass tn't b tl-ee
mouths lnITlsonineah ssf E,is'lzis Fre'oA;rf Nie-
hAhon
o'nstAntinoFae jsuraAA are s'rAo5a bra eF the
hinisief oi Wal ." f'nhiisn ANY zhtlns1 Tehulns ID
the war, rt1'orls Cd hiiilts 90 hiE ahas S"hras Oh
the subject
An "n1clh rtF''ia received al NSf'-haf'''e'e COO
hrns the reported dsdnEi q ass NooaensST'1'' anil
Hcrzrsorlncse on lhe IN liahll VIE heavy ''ns'
by sulciinhn fnshA
Inc foie his oih't1rca Utt V-hlta 9r'"' 'n'.
rof |" flns IA ON f1t-Soell NhtJ'hbh hh'i
Count LArfsth the 'ss''h t'n'Ss rom lnF eAi7er0e
OF Austrh 70 tne NhlAA
The'E mas octlaca 70 uh'ut hI ohs o'cN'si
I"WerS 10 Seha all""lAhple uf1Hssi'lh-tFH % '''.
hussihh heho euhl1eHSN v" Uih In'E ~ NsSv u1sui
e0Incs 49, W - -.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

WILL lager beer intoxicatc? is vexed qucs.
ton that has long agitated the judicial tri-
bunals; but FREDERICK EorsT of New York,
settles it. He declares he got drunk on ono
glass of beer. Don't blame it on the Teutonic
beverage. Any wcll-traiaed. well-brcwcd glass
of beer weuld become disguised and intoxi'
eating travelling down throat with such an
unpronounccablc name.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

1T nAs 6EEN decided by a New York court
that trade unions and organizations Of sfmi.
lar character cannot cxpcl members for work
ing at a less rate than that prescribed by the
association. BY laws to that effect are declared
to DO contrary to good policy. unreasonable
and oppressive. In the cases of two ex-
PEELED members mandamus was issued COM
pelliug their reinstatement
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

THE GOVERNOR of Indiana has been laying
aside his executive dignity to take part in an
old-fashoned og-rolling and brush.hcap burn
ing. But Mr.. WILLIAMS must recOlcct that q
pair of blue jeans brooches aud the skill to roll
a log and other Granger peculiarities will not
hide from public notice the charge made by
the Democratic papers that he is in all the
rings at the capital of the Hoosier State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

ter; MAcvEAoH returned the shot with vigor;
BUTLER, as matter Of recreation, again ap-
preached the conflict after q breathing spell;
whereupon MAcvEAaH promptly comes TO the
scratch and strikes out from tho shoulder, and
there tho combat rests for the present. Is this
the last rounds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

EARLY MARRIAGES are common in Russia,
and large proportion of the officers, even
those of the lowest grade, are married. The
girl the Russian officer leaves behind him,
therefore, when he goes to war, is generally
his wife,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

Rev. DIR. BIrTISGER. of the Presbyterian
church at Scwickly, Ia, evidently feels sore
over the action of the General Assembly in re-
lation to tho publication of Sunday ncwspa.
pcis, and declares that Assembly the poorest
npoint of ability that has assembled for years.
He ntimatcs that they acted upon the idea of
doing evil that good might come eventually.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

IT Is DUE to the army to state that JAMES
II. Written who was arrested the other day
for presenting fraudulent voucher for pay,
was not in the service at the time Of his ar
rest. circular from the Adjutant Generals
Office announces his resignation on May 81,
Ig17 u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

FOUR Of the scoundrcls who attempted to
throw tho train off the track in Missouri the
other night have been arrested, and are under
strong guard. II is to be hoped that the courts
will mctc out swirl justice, and of such char
actcr Ms to deter scoundrcls who are murder.
ously disposed. from attempts at like operations
In the future.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

The subioined editorial extracts from promi-
ne'lt american newspapers, irrespective Of party,
are published just as any other ne'cs items, solely
for The Information Of our readers. Our owl'
opinions aud rews win as usual, be oppressed only
IN our editorial columns.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07
MIRRIED,

Observation-Disclosures & 1877, at ST. DOMINICA
church, by the Rev. Father Sheridan, WILLIAM A.
CASsELI. of this city, and Mis- q EsTELLA daughter
OF the late Francis =. Bosue, Of Virginia
CLENNAN-DOsT.-In this city on wednes-
day June 9, ISL, by Rev. Augustus Jackson, Of
81. Pauls parish. ". y. MACLsNSAS and MARCIA
RowLsOS Dosr, both Of this city.
DAN-HuNGERPORD.-on Tuesday oven
ing June isI, ut Grace church reCtory south WASH
inxton, by the Rev. Dr. Holmead. JoHS r. RIoRDAs,
OF charleston, :. e., aud NIRGINIA SPpNcH, eldest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

THE address of the Hon. joins RANDOLPH
TUCKER, delivered at the commencement OF the
law department Of the University of Maryland, has
not escaped harsh criticism from some of the Rad
zeal Journals. The trouble seems to be that Mr..
TUCKER told some plain truths.-RichDiond En-
qrirer.
THE truth seems to be" that while Mr..
TUCKER is progressive gentleman in many
things, he is the veriest Bourbon on State
rights theories He will not realize that four
years of war knocked State rights theories
higher than q kite.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07
United statesBrewers' Convention.

by Telegraph to the National Republican
MILWAUKEE, June 6.-The business meet.
ing of the seventeenth annual United States Brew.
crs convention was opened this morning Mr.
Rurttcr, president Of the National Brewers AssOcia
ton read his address, which was warmly ap.
puUdcd, especially the proposal TO expose every
member found guilty Of adutcratng beer. A com.
mttcc TO rOmulatc officers was chosen, and recess
tnkCu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

THE Pan-Prcsbyterian council, composed of
representatives from forty-eight district or
CARNATIONS or sects of the Presbyterian Church
the world over. will meet at Edinburgh on the
I'd of next month. The strength of these
sects is placed at 100000 of people. The
object of the council Is to form bond of union
between all the churches holding substantially
the same creed. The movement began in 1872,
and one church after another sanctioned it,.
No more important religious convention will
be held this year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

JONI SHERMAN holds the purse strings and
TEcUMsEH SHERMAN holds the sword. Ergo
argues the Bourbon press this is SHERMAN
administration in every sense. That's argu
ment for YOU.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

APRIL paid us visit yesterday, and alter.
natcly drenched us in showers and bathed us
In sunshine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

GREECE Is determined to take hand in the
war. As preliminary she is INDUCING in in.
ternal squabblcs about her Cabinet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07
Personal.

Mai. Gen. J. Barnard U. 5. A., Is at the Ebbtt
Col H. Lodor. U. S. A., Is quartered at the Ebbitt,
II. NJ. Montgomery, OF New York, Is located at the
Arlington
o. II, Hills of Keokuk, Iowa, Is registered at the
Arlington.
Henry l.. Clapp, of Fairbanks, N v, Is guest al
the Arlington.
Mrs and Miss Cooe, of Kentucky, are soIournins at
the Arlington.
the Arlington.
Gen. George A. sheridan, OF New Orleans, Is quar-.
tered at the Ebbitt.
Hon. W c. Darlington, mayor OF Richmond Is reg
istered at the Ebbltt
D.B whitock, wife and daughter, OF New York
among the guests at the Arlington.
Gen. George Ii. Wright and family and NJ c. Ke-
scy, of indianapolis, are stopping at the Arlington
II the drlhlDiDu.-S II, McNary, Hartford Conn.
Henry II TOwne, stamford, Conn; John Gardiner
NOrwak, Ohio; J. o. Moss, Sandusky, Ohio J. CTall
FOulds Montreal, Canada and A. q. FOulds, glasgow
scotland.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

Mr. THEODORE W. MOVES, son of Crosby s,
MOVES esq, of the Star, graduated with the
highest honors at the commencement of Column
bian College last night and he enters upon
LIES work with the most brilliant prospects.
This young gentleman is an honor to our city
and to our public schools, where he won the
KENDALL scholarship. and from which he
stepped into the college, The KENDALL
scholarship has always fallen into good hands,
but it has been reserved to young MOVES to
reflect the highest honor upon it, upon the
college and upon himself
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

n he Ebbir.-JOhn Thompson, Dubuque, Iowa j.
Hannaum Jones, Lancaster, PA Frank Mhile, TeTTe
Lyman, Jared Sanford, W, r., English, q, II, Sy'
mOnds and ). JeTrill n. Y; II. Harrison watkins,
TrueSdale, Ind; j. o, CrOmp and servant, Jackson,
Miss l., =, Marge, lYnChburg Val Jas: a. Connaly,
It. Kern, Philadelphia; Mrs. Lincoln philips, Miss
Lincoln Philips and Mrs, Judge O'Bricn, Baltimore.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07


1tems, ~ css fs lisr ss isartas % csuEs psr Line
zach aui'-,'SatHa iR-su-lsa
So FodK LRr o0SsuEuvTE a ~SEAnH n an
advertisement ercccas fsmT kzIS- tn PCbsV Will Ne
in eKhu Trossr1iOm- Az shVrsrs<-asna, are pay
siie nj the time ID thedr issxrr55o NIrrSHrS AMI
death notice. Of flce lses. srVuEy dre ccuts cach
So Adrer1isements zBS,r me hasas q -Ntnsst' .
'To Rent" Per sale" "Aai-saslr- PERSONAL
"IosH md Pound conrisrsls % Two linRs uplre.
ten cents pea linz cheh in-tgu50oA
We brr l-are 10 SAha hrsifsis r.
jencd communications sss lsas make
NO excTnton.
Frs0hs lna'iR9 dR nhp ST SF RHHHsr Nrt prre
THr RErTMlCAS mHiIrs7 ~ HaJ Hsssss 1y PIy1'y ~
ccHts per ma1th, iErnrialst ~ BsTEEr-
The E~y-nssran Z. Ne- rs~k
can he oAraines NJ BRfSTANUs Ns~s Emporium
~ Cnicn squHr.
We shall ~s4~esa d fss~r F<r~sa< Who
faii 10 r~s>ire their fss<r rvl<.iarty uSn ~
port thai f.<a 10 ta.ss e<sr~ s<t<a u o.
cars
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

The following are the opening and closing rates fcs
the atlye stocks telexfaphed TO H. n Cooke IT., a
Co. from the New York stock Exchange:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

Local Nedicss = cssa. vsr lEDe sWh sssrth,us city
iiems n fr lis fsz hsrtass D. CsuEs psr line
each anir-sQasn fnasr11snL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07
Securitie

The following the buying and selling rates Zoe
Government securities
Securities. Buying s.','..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

JUDGE WRIGHT, (colored) of the Supreme
Court of South Carolina, has been impreached
by q two-thirds vote of the South Carolina
Legislature for drunkenness, and committee
has been appointed to draft articles of i'm
parchment for presentation to the Senate, by
which body he will be tried Judge WRIGHT Is,
according to the constitution of South Carolina,
suspended from office pending his trial. This
intelligence causes us no surprise, aud 1t looks
as if Judge WRIGHT's days of judicial life
were numbered The country will kccnly
scutinizc the proceedings before the court of
impeachment, and ifthe Judge has been guilty
of the otfenses attributed to him will approve
of his dismissal from the bench, but 1t will
Insist on giving the Judge fair trial, and
will not be satisfied with anything less.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

GEN BENJAMIN F. BUFFERS letter to any
Dear PITKIN," and the epistolary duel that
has followed between him and WAYNE MAC
VEAGH create lively sensations for heated
term, and are calculated to divert attention
even from the war in the East. Who in the
mischief cares for the Russ or the Turk; of
movements and counter movements on the
Danube of charges and counter charges
about Kars of shot and shell all
around the Ottoman Empire so long
~ champions like BUTLER and MACVEAGH
arc in battle array and already in tho ring
BUTLER opened the ball with the PrrK,N lot
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

, Ih-rnsns4rss R<.ai.s. r~r Y....ra,y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

GEO. t KEES's FASHIONABLE EMPORIUM
No. ~ NINTH street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07
UNDERTiEERy.

NO, mi STREET NORTHWEST
Lhsve secured the services Of the BEST EMBALM
| ERs In the country. MIN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

Good and substantial work warranted. Crstomcn
not permitted to bccome dissatisfied myglm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

Phi1adeiphia stock Market.
Special Dispatch TO the National Republican.
PHII.ADELrHIA. June 6-rhe price OF pennsylysnis
Central railroad stock TO day Is 81.
Commerce,
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16

COUNTING THE VOTE

The following is reported as the con-
Persation held between Proctor Knott
and Professor Seelye, members of the
Committee on the powers ofthe House in
regard to counting the electoral vote.
The Professor was delivering weighty
constitutional argument from his stand
point when he was interrupted by Mr.
Knott with the remark:
professor, do not wish to intenunt
you in your eloquent constitutional arpll-
ment, but l want you to explain to me an
invitation l have just received to dinner
The Interpretation of which perplexes me
good deal. 1t is as follows:
The pleasure of your companv is re
Gaested at dinner tomorrow evening. at
nelcker S, to meet Professor Seelye and
other distinguished gentlemen. The
ulshes VIII be uncovered by the stewart
precisely at seven o'clock, and the dinner
will then be eaten.
NOW what Iwant you to interpret fo,
me, Professor" said Mr.. Knott, sis who
IS to eat the dinner-the stewart. O,
you and and the rest ofthe guests?,'
The Professor looked to the ceiling
gave long yawn, said that was Kno
he couldn't unite, wiped his brow ant
suddenly came to an abrupt conclusion q
that speech.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16
From Dover.
ecial TO THE GAZETTE.

Sp ccial TO THE GAZETTE.
DOVER Jan. -, 1877.
The Legislature held a caucus this
evening to nominate a L. S. Senator.
Senator Ray was made chairman, and on
motion of Mr.. Holcomb, Eli Salisbury
was nominated by acclamation. No
other name was used and Mr.. salisbury
received the unanimous vote Of the meet
ing.
Garrett Sipple, an old resident of Dover,
died suddenly this afternoon.
VIM. Case, residing, near Harrington,
lost fine stallion by fire. 1t was valued
at $1,000, insured for $1,000.
No bills of importance have been pre-
sented, and the impression is that Local
Option will be the only exciting topic
this session.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16
Our. Public Schools.

We feel deep interest in our Public
Schools. The GAZETTE has ever been
foremost in advocating their improve
ment and extension. But in doing so it
has always opposed extravaganza and ad-
monished the School Board that if the
cost of education was allowed to become
excessive it would defeat the aim had by
those who introduced our school system,
whichw that our children might be edu-
Gated cheaply.
We believe that the figures shown as
the cost per capita now are about double
what they were twelve or fifteen years
ago, while our primary schools are no
better. We believe this cost is too heavy;
and think there can be retrenchment
without injury to the schools. We have
no special fault to complain of in the
present Board Of Education. They are
doubly sincere in their desire to effect
reductions. But they have not made
much of an effort. Mr.. Fraim proposes
10 so to the Legislature. We doubt
whether that body will be willing to take
up the quarrel of the Board with the
Council. 1t seems to us it would have
no more right to interfere between this
department than between the Water or
The Police Departments. We must have
some head to our local affairs and it
seems to us that the Council is the body
which the people will hold responsible.
II it acts toward the Board of Education
improperly the people will change it.
The cost of education per capita in for
mer years was from sic to eight dollars.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16
Comment on the Presidents Dispatch

Comment on the Presidents Dispatch
by a Republican paper:
Since the above was written. the dis
patch which we publish elsewhere has
3eeE received. The President recognizes
packard with an 'if7'-that is, he throws
the responsibilities of the situation on
tne shoulders of General Augur. The
dispatch to General Augur is one of the
most shameless documents that has been
ssued from the White House since Grant
mas been President. 1t is doubly shame
'eSs sndsnuch as 1t is eopdrdly.-PhHd.
LedOer.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16

The emancipation of Brazilian slaves
is progressing in a slow but continuous
manner, according to recent statistics
In the Province of Goyaz the S,003 slaves
registered in 1872 had ON the 31st of De-
cember, 1875, become reduced to 6,S3S by
457 deaths, 222 liberations, and 436 reno
vals. At the same date there existed
921 freeborn children of slaves. In the
Province of Pernambuco, during the
same four years, the 106, POI slaves di-
emancipations. From September IS,
1871, to the end of December last the
number of children of slaves born free
under the law of 1871 was 1892, OF
whom 2,S05 died, leaving $50. In the
Province of San Paulo there died, from
April, 1872, to the end of 1875, of the
147 ,746 slaves registered, 1861, and 8, ,41O
were emancipated. In Ill of the 15l
parishes the freeborn births were 1916
of whom 1861 had died.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16

Our military President and his Cabinet
and followers are fast driving the govern
ment into dangerous and perilous posi-
tions-a few more steps in the same direc-
lion and a civil war will confront the
people-a war perhaps more dangerous
and disastrous to us than any that have
preceded it. And this too simply that a
hundred thousand Office holders may
enjoy another lease Of the power so many
OF them have abused. There is not a
man in office in Washington who does
not know that Tilden was fairly elected
President.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16
G. p. JOHNSON, EDITOR and PROPRIETOR
january I6. 1877.

REELECTION Hon. Eli Salisbury
was re-nominated in caucus last even
ing and will be reelected to-day United
States Senator, for six years from the 4th
Of March.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16
LOOKING BLVE.

The reports from Washington are to
the effect that Chandler, Morton, and
other conspirators are looking very blue
over the prospects of stealing a President
Is there no law to punish the rascals? If
there is, they certainly should feel its eff
fects.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16
WILL MORTON ANSlVEB,

The New Haven Register asks: "Does
any one suppose thai Senator of the
7 nited States can utter contradictory
theores of the fundamented law of the
iand, one day after another, to suit the
varying exigeacies of fixed and pre-de.
1alned programme, without having as
MS ii&ed purpose the success of that pro.
grammein spite oflaws or constitutions ou
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16
B1D FOR THE CONsp1n ,rono

mi - III III Il 7 UH1S.
mat Oregon matters looks verv had
lor the conspirators. 1t appears +bot
HoV '. Grover has the law of his Estate on
nus side; and that $1,000 mares nest af
-uor'ons has been completely scattered
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE
l. Delaware Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, will be held at the of
nee OF the Society, No. West Sixth street.
from TO 3 o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon
the 10th inst, TO elect President, fifty Vice
Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer, and TWEEN
ty Managers, to serve the ensuing year
G. w. NIELDS, Secretary
On lhe close OF the election at O'Clock,
there will be a meeting of the newly elected
managers for organization. ians 10 Is
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GRANT As 4 DEMAGOGUE.

UIt-I-N 10 II DE N Il u . y z IT
"Any interference by the officers of
troops of the United States with the or
ganization of State Legislature or any
of its proceedings, or with any civil de.
partment of the Government, is repug-
nant to urideas of government lys-
ses Simpson Grant, January 10, 1875.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-16
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN

Those who sell or transfer Real Estate and
the undersigned by leaving n notice tHn.isses
at our ONCE, that we may assess il to tho
proper owners. EDMUND PROVOSTS S1o
EDWARD FARMAR'
onoa NJ, - T, -, City Assessors
ana Ming SITS. Hours, a. IN to 70 Tn ''i n ,,gt tl
., and TO s p m. ~ = ~; IN; 10
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DIR. JOHN BUCHANAN
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

1E10I VH DELA WARE, s. s.
AT Wilmington the twenty-eighth dav or
december, A. D., 1876. The undersiened
hereby hy gives notice of his appointmenst" "es as
Mi1,,i XMsis1igHee Oh Martin Alsberg, of the city of
WI wilmington, IN the county of New Castle
ana state of Delaware, Within said Dis.
trlct, who has been adjudged a Banlxryr,t
upon ms own petition by the District ConPpt Pt
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