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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28
6arrisbura, s'a., oDnneritas, Snni IS, 1877.
poelte.
Scr TrRbIing.

@ie berrIid iItS i'm ariineu &baIe,
8cnn eS burbluebt bic SribIin98InIt
$50 cmli9 bel Dem iiiBen Wfable
Nie 8iene Iummt inn 8liitbenonft.
@oDin mir bliden iuinft bic Srenbc,
@eiI unS bic SriibIin9Sionnc alhbt,
SIN Balo uno Saiu uno 9riiner Saioc
Tins aud baS boIoe SeiIden bIhbt.
90 abiuartS bon Der ib5ncn 8Iume
Serab biS 5u bem bnft0en @fooS
&eimt 9lIIeS, MllcS, MIR gum 9tubnte
Se8 Sb6pfcrS, aus Dem Groenlhoob,
llnenolib iino nun aud bic Sriebc
90 in oa8 8lanSenrcid bcrtbeilt,
G8 blilbt bic @eiSbeit pie bic Qiebe,
$50 infer foridcnb Iu9c wciIt.
90 ludbIten mir Die id)onitcn SteI!cn
8u tr6umelI fill in Der Niatur
llmraui6t bon Baden, flarcn SuCIIen,
SIN Sbottcn eincr 8IumcniIur. :
Sa iin8en SOoIein in Den 8luciocn,
Scr 9en3 rc9t iib in iciner QHIt,
Scr Wurm am Salm, Der tbut be3cuDcn,
SnB CT brS ScbcnS iib bepubt.
8ic bic glatur in ibrer SsiIe
$armoniih III @eiebcn Idpebt,
90 au6 ourdlucbt Die tiefitc StilIc
Gin Itbem Der 10 id6n beIcbt.
Oa 1T cin Snmmcn 2ispcIn, 8aulbcn,
llmouftct 1T Der Snrbcn0Ian3,
Gnt3ilGt bcm SogcIian9 mir IaHIden
llnO iduHen Oicien S@0pfIugsfrnu;.
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SaIicbt iid bcm8eiit Der SimmcI auf,
(lno onr1 ben SInbIif nonnetrnnfen
8lro boffnun9rcib Der 0eben8Iauf.
gSic nabcn llnS in iolden Stunoen
Sem Sd0pfcr aIler SerrIidfcit,
Ut 3Ci9t ii6 ms unO mill befunocn,
Sap CT 1T gilti0 nIle Belt,
G. III.
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(Dertltbuna foIal,)
Wurhe aItidl trfnnnf.

RcuSoe Btet9 erfntlttf. - Sn Can.
eaiter 9in9en Dor einiesn Sa0en alusi
th9ti9e Sdlben, beren Nonien mir
nidt nendeu tpoIlen, anf bic - SsroId,.
ia9o = Sr6ide finb, nebenbei bsmsrft
einbodft bslitater 2ederbiiIen, ilnS lper.
ben bon 8ieIeH iebr aerne berlpsibt.
Wa9 LANCER ber9eblidsr Miibe asIana.
ten bic Saaer enblid an BEN GuSoue.
banna, lueldenl 9e9eniiber gorf @oia.
tp lle8t. Seraoe mar man bran, ben
Susqnebanna au freu;en, aIS elmer Der
Sd9er altsrisf: sc 1T nidt Der Wiihc
iuertb, bab mir biniber aeben; BORT
i9rsit Ia iebt idon elmer: ,,BiIlb Otobm,
Biap 8obml" Sin Sdub folate, uno
Der Groid aeborte ben Sdsern. st
bate ben ,,Billb" erfannt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28
@biIabeIpbia S SfeaDtna
Giienbabn.
Grrc uSemeut fiir 9aHa9'.tsr re
Nfui 81, 1877.

9Iss ssrIadsn Sarrisburs. pis fcisi:
Ra1Rtp,gSrf, um $40 uub $40 @prssHs, um
1857 Na6mttta8s, unb Tin o7.56 atenbs.
Re9 gbiIacslpbta, tint $40, $40, uHb 9.45
Wlprsene rnb I'M 200, unb .57MaHmiH.
Ra@ Rsabine, uni $50, $40 uub 9.45 Rors
gems, urb IN, 200, 1857 unb 1855 Ra@Hit>
tass.
Ha6 gcttspills, nri $40, $40 Mrresns. unb I'M
S,57 Na6niiitass, unb Sia SdupItil unb sue.
qusbonna 9wtiBbabu I'M 2.4o NaGmittaees
Ra9 Nuburn, I'M $40 @prmiiiass.
RaG @Gtntppn, um $40 unb $40 Rprs,ns,
rno 400, 1857 uno 1856 RaGmitta6e.
Die $40, $40 MOrseaS 200 RaGmittass. ant
o7.55 @btnbjise esben bur@ bis mad n. gprf.
rlno fur gluburn I'M $40 8ormiitags.
Der $40, $40 Bug glprefne unb 1857 Ra9Hiit.
iaaS'5aes Btbta bur6 bis ne& gbiIaetlpbis.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvANI-
scHESrAATs-zE1TUEG" in Dauphin County
is larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
ing medidum in this part of the State.
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ga. nriate Nlcrbreitnna.

Die Circulation btr yptunfYlranH 4t
Stadts- 3ettuns" IN Danpbtn county
N ar55er els bic tygsab ttneG dnSfrsn IN par
risEurn atorudien tsutI6en petr tnaltlSsH SET
tuna. Si. biettt etsbalb bic bsIss gslt9sne:it
Nnittatn In bielrm Sbeile ee6 StaiieS stile
nsiie Wer5rei.uua NJ ptTItaiffa,
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glae 2sibrntrn an tieIer stranfteit, tueIte ss.
bsiIt su psrbsn Diini6sn, ipaien Or. g If.
ner's beriibmie AuSsebrung puls
yer probirsn. Disle pulper fub bic ein3igs
bsfannts aubretluna, rel9e Gus3ebrune
unb aIle Nranl1eitsn bes Salles unb Der
9unsen rrirt in Der 2bat, 70 aarf Ii mt
fer 0Iaubrn in ttsislben, rnb ebenfc I'M tuG
~ iitrr,eissr, baB bislslbrn fein Suutbus Fnb,
perIrnbfn mfr an is6eu 9eibentrn, per ppn,
pprfpfrei, Fofenfrei. cine prpbs 3 or.
gBir pplIen eurr @sIb ntGt bis itr bpRGn-
big iibrrSsust lsiO, BON bsrsn bsilsnbsn 8raftsn
Wnn tiier 9sten psrtb IN, erbaIttn ;u tper.
trn, 70 sSse:t niSt nit bIsisn puIyern ei-
nsu @erlu@ Su MAIDEN, ba lis suG f9rr Bstlsn
iperttn. i.
prris, fir srobs 9Og $500, na& allen
Ebtlen brr Ser. Staatsn pber CANADA rtr
pof Ssrianbt mad GmpfanS bts grfilfs.
@bbrfIiirs
ASH G. ROBBINS,
800 GultUn StraBs, SroufIyn, q. q.
Mdt 3, 1877. 1r
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Danviat. ctasl 8ofenRstn.
Drapcsburs, Gsal 8dlsy-%sar 9@ae.
Gal.9iteriy. - GbriR. Saus.
Grcrnsturg.-Spbn 9 9mtbt.
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6untinapcn. = 9afpb 9eoubare.
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WliIiOu.-Sritby. WOli.
gRibhletutpn. - G1rtF. 3auer
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Rareua. = GeOrs S6stlt.
gisp 8rIattrn. = etouE. &. &tPptL
grw GafIe.-@pts.t @Sssls.
RfnrSc. albert gBissarB.
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VHS0"'s felS Shase, nabs btr 8iinfts.
YittStarG-6ranj @slS 547 penn ISfg
inS Syn. Yflumn.
philadelphia (5cuitwnrD. Sob. Q 8dn'
ba8sr. 1909 gicrc SIrir Shy
Grtsbr. Slttr, be.
Gen. Sob. 8. 9oilitL q. 8. Ode
4. g. Sdlrmouat Wv.
Col. Gbtif. SIsins, 1877 Glib 2.
Straes.
@.srs $. 9app 23Oi 8atrmSant
Gbr. @tra., Ga,22 & Gatrmcaui
2grenut.
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sOSa, Soesnat'L City y@'
gritbri5 Sen, @r. ia Spyurs
Girast.
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gde 2t. s. }Isrdtsr CTR. %
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Wafer CTR.
@ NJ. . iIItrt 1000 pGHapunI w,
Wsa,psilabtIpbia.-Stsrb. 3artmatsL
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222 @aI@iupton Giraffe. ri
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xrculpils s. euieasburs.-S O. suns.
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glort.-6rtstrtb ". Sttse.
8sIisuppIs. s.-Gbpin 3tbutL
Obtpt
Bueyrus. -Spbn @astL
Glutpn. = Spba Wrber.
SpriEafeIb. b.-g 60. 6artmdun, (etHrn]
Upper Sanbusfp. -A. Wavttu.
Snbtana.
BcrtgBapus. .-pttsr 3Obnkaus, Sen. aa
marYIanb.
8iIiiucrs. -Sptn 0tll, 292 Gdlitru gpt
Clifton & @bffaisaff Gits.-9. 3. RsVtr. 6
DiatTstppu, - Capt. epnts 5eth.
woTt DeprHl b Sasys br @raet.-S. SSmm
Delaware
@itminstsn.-I beVbOr Gadtl.
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3a8s nat SarrIsHura, psyIGFsn tuis foisi,
BsrIaTsn Nstp,SOrt, I'm 8,45 glpraens, uab up
100, $50 Nadmittoss unb o7.45 9ttnSs.
grrIa6en pbiIabslpbta, um 9.l5 0prstue unb
I'm $40, u. 7.20 Ra6Hittass.
StrIafen @abine, I'M 4.40, 7.40, II. 30 Rprs
eeae, unb I'M 1880, 6.15 u. 0.35 Nadni.
8irIa1en @oaepille, uni 6.10 unb 9.I5 glpr>
srno unp un 4.35 HaGmittass unb ria SGupl.
TIL rno Slsausbanna 4ptisbabnsn um lis
Roreeus, uio @uburn I'M IL Riitaes.
DsrlaGsn aleitpn1, I'M 2.30, $50, 8.55 Rpfs
gen6, 1915, $50 u. 9.05 Ra6mittaes II. abbs,
Or 2.SO @oters Bug spn aasntppn unb ben
4.4O Bug spa @tabias srBsH nt4i on @pns
iastr,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28
Dit
g:naialSaniI9e Staatsss'tnns'
Nrrnnantdtbfn ppn
I GEoReE RIPPER, Box 19,

J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
rIG,lnt itbsn DonnsrIlas, anb IOfst SO 90
bsr sldbr, .dbIbdr tEnsrbalb ess SapTtS, nnp
s9 so uatp gsrFub bee Sabrsanss.
Gln,slus Grsmptarsn, S GentS per Sttld'
s,in. 9ubIeriphonsn psrbtn fir tgfntstr
ala Itths Wcnatsu angtnOrirnsr; an@ lam
Nieranb bas 8latt abbsRtaen, bio aps 8aS'
iinbf btiabIt GaS.
pfg- iInt BE IsreTt tInsT 3eitare ~ Str..
6neern. mub man bic alie ieposl al5 cup
kteueue 9gertITe nlittttiltn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

Sn @ifFfFppi iuerben bieIe 8ferbc
uno Maulss! bnra bic epiOemiide 8a.
tarrb anaeitedt.
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Sonntaas.4aat.

BsIafsn Ntp,gori TIN $50 Ra&mittase.
BTleirn philadelphia i'm 7.20 RaHmitiaDe.
G;rIantr Rsaoins um 4.4O, 7,d0 WorstRs unh
uni 1876 HaAnitlass.
DrIaiisn Gaentcrn I'm 2.3O Rurssns, uHb TIN
9,O5 RaHnit!aSs.
DIa @pvrIS unS GTrr gifsasefHi
8. 6. 80 ptten,
0rufral8rrpaltfr.
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100000 Rdbmafdinen Fnb felt
oem Sabre 1853. iuO fie 5uerit srfunbcn,
berIauft luorben.
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Snnntaas.ahat.

Bad RtnsgrIf, TIN $40 1pretns.
Na4 @antpwn nno @fB>StaticHtn I'm $50
Dormittnss.
1ua Reastns, ybiIubtIpBia uHb gBss,Staticnsn
urt AS HaGmittass.
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mebtnaunaen Ser Mnsei9en,

@ebtngungen ber An1etGen'
au,siasa tptrtsn tinssriidi tpis fcIsi:
@ef&dfts.an;ttssn bsirt Sabr, rbn
fir sinsa Ittil hes Sabrts;
3aPcua!s. 6 IOnatr. ~ Mpnatt.
Gin 3pa S4.00 $500 $i2.000
awei 2pa 700 1900 20.00
Bm 3oa 1000 100 $500
@ert dts Wnssia IN reyStn pts tolgi
bfrt1ntt:
@rteutors-, gDnlniiiIatprs' uns
MIignie'5 NnssIS ISt,....,.......""S
bei.GfbS., Eceessanjtt9en,
Dans GbRaitura r.i.c.r"".".".5O @ts.
Co gge 8rtsfs. @litibeIIungtn &c. Ti'alifn
pIt fciat nbrslirt sreresH:
]. George Ripper,
P.O. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
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81 Ietu.gort luirb ba8 @Ias Bier Al
8 Ste. berfauft. Sier in $arristura
bat man 3 gents Al bIeden.
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@efch6ftserIffttililtl.

Der liuttpsi&nsts ttna9ridtiot hermit iet-
nc Greuntt iinb gefannttr, bab er eas ,,gB 6 +
pratt Sans" In Gamadua, SduYlfil
6pnnty, iiternpmnien, ilnb bort eineScitl. une
2aaerbitr,@irtbfhaft frBTnst bat. = &eiisree
ipis sinbsimiI6e @att tpsrbsn bel mir litis bic
brife Aufpariung erbaltsn.
Tim ssnsisisn 3uIpru@ biitrt.
Gnnrab SHano.
6hrtnn,tn Snnifnr fQ 1877
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Sn 0etu.gort ipurben felt bem 1.
April 296 SaniiIisnbibeln In 9fanb.
bdulern Deriebt. - Sarte 9eiten.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

Die BaIbbrdn6e in @idi9nn luer.
ben intuer uinfanereider. SAME
O0rfer tinb ein9edidert unb bieIe Sun.
berte oboadIos. 1lnburdorin0lidel
&aud Ia9ert iiber gan3e Nnabratniei.
len. Oie 8obIenminen foIsn in @efobr
fsit
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
THIRD EDITION.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The annual message of President Hayes
will be sent in to Congress to-day. 1t 10
said the following are the points of the
Presidents message 1t first treats of
Southern affairs, rectlng the action of
President in the States of Louisiana and
South Carolina, arguing the wisdom of
his course and saying that his action was
necessary, Constitutional and right; that
the effect in these States has been good
that peace has been restored, public credit
has improved and outrages have ceased.
The President believes in silver and
gold currency and condemns any attempt
to impair the obligations of the govern
ment by a failure TO pay them in gold
and the substitution of silver or greenS
backs. 1t is strong on this subject, but
gives no indications of the extent to
which he favors silver, whether legal
| tender for greater or less amount. He
| refers to the report of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and approves the recom>
mendations Of Mr.. Sherman, and it is
| very certain the financial views of the
| two gentlemen are very much alike.
On the subject of foreign affairs til O
| President says that peace exists betwee a
the United States and all foreign nations.
He devotes considerable space to the
Mexican frontier troubles, recites the
condition of affairs that led TO the cele-
brated order to General Ord and defends
the order on the ground that it was nee
essary to preserve the lives of American
citizens. Nothing that the administra-
tion has done was done with hostile or
warlike intentions, but it is pretty clearly
intlmaJed that if War comes it will not
be declined on the part of the United
States.
On the question of civil service the
message is briefer than might have been
expected.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03

Good Sermons.-At Union NJ. E. Church,
yesterday morning, Rev. j. h. Mann de-
livered caustic sermon, or rather an
address, taking for his text the Church
Discipline. He referred in scathing
terms to the many violations of the
moral and religious code which are daily
being perpetratel in this community by
mem bers of the Christian Church, and
dwelt with particular severity upon the
sin of drunkenness to which some church
members were addicted. He strongly
urged those whose feet were wandering
from the straight and narrow path to
turn at once before the gates of salvation
were closed. In the sermon no personal
allusions were made, and thoug h doubts
less many persons writhsd with an in
ward consciousness of guilt, those whose
consciences were clear could gladly ex~
claim, "Let the CALLED jade vince; our
withers are unstrung."
In the evening the reverend gentle
man preached in relation to the seces-
sion of Methodists to the Household of
Faith, and made strong argument in
favor Of strict adherence TO the doc
trines and decipline of the Methodist
Church. Both discourses were listened
to by large congregations.
| Rev. Il. c. Killiam, of Asbury Church,
also preached from the Church Discip-
line, Sunday morning, and coupled his
warnings and admonitions with words
of good advice.
| An interesting meeting was held in the
City Mission, on Second street. near
Washington, last night, at which Capt.
Albert Thatcher made an effective ad-
dress.
The Fair at Odd FeHops' HaH.-The
fair that is now being held at the Odd
Fellows Hall under the auspices of the
American Rifles was attended on Satur-
day evening by over four hundred per-
sons. The arrangement OF the tables
upon which the articles are exposed for
sale is excellent. There are six ia
bles three on the east side, and three on
the west side, and they are handsomely
trimmed with cedar and evergreens
while surmounting the arch is shield
bearing the word welcome" In the re-
cess occupied by the stage IS the refresh
ment table. The front of the balcony
is trimmed with bunting, and there are
several paintings hung up. Mr.. Eli
Crozier also has table, upon which are
exposed number of useful, as well as
ornamental articles for sale. The faii
deserves the patronage of the public, as
the company desires to purchase over
Goa for use upon occasions Of parades
during winter weather.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03

The New York Tribune solemnly as :
serts its belief "that the carpet.bag re-
both legally and equ,tobly in giving him
[Hayesl the electoral votes of their
states" This only proves that the TTt-
botne is as stupid as it has become de
prayed.
The "Baby's Best Friend" is the most
appropriate term for DIR. Bulls Baby Syr-
up. It is absolutely free from opium
morphia and other powerful agents. is
perfectly safe and reliable under all cir
cumsuances and by allaying the usual
stomach and bowel disorders of baby
hood keeps the child from from fretting
and crying, so injurious to itself and an
noying to all. Price 20 cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
pr TX unk els Bitter
Wine Of Iron.

AGeVer been known to fall in the cure
ahltss, attended with symptoms, in
uehlOn TO eXertion, loss of memory,
sehy OF breathing, general weakness,
sagsa aI9l disease, weak nervous, trembling,
lul horror of death night sweats cold
NedEness, dimness of vision, languor,
zeal lassltude of the muscular sys-
aofinous appetite, with dyspeptlc
~. s 10y hands, flushing OF the body,
It's Ol The skin ,pallid countenance and
n stOIs ~ +. on the face, purifying the blood, {,
~raa, tn ule BACK, heaviness OF the eyelids,
l-sat Olack spots flying before the eyes,
temporary suffusion ana loss of sight;
,u n,oi attention, etc. These symptoms
"se @ rom a weakness, and to remedy
wy n. #. X unkel's Bitter Wine of
sS,,l IL never fails. Thousands are now
f5,rs fsms heaith who have used IL. Get the
EtL F Kunkel's.
1ior kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.-
,nsy udiy valuable tonic has been so
rV,s,gaiy r,,l tested by all classes of the COM
ny NY mat IL is now deemed indispensa-
tsoa t3hlc medicine. IL costs but little,
Sscs gs 'ne blood, and gives tone TO the
| h Iiia le1oVates the system and pro-
iIOw on only ask trial of this valuable
|fSEFIice only 81 per botJle. L. f.
|ESSHEL, I'M s,., Sole Proprietor, No. 259 North
tESns'rreet, below Vine, Phila., Pa. Ask
SSolh SSSslheis Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take
scS A photograph of the proprietor
d WI wrapper; all others are counter
|tsvSatte tpSte = or or counterfeits. Do not let your
I hi mn, Sa NJ II you any but Kunkel's, which
GIp pst p, only as above represented. You
|MSs siA bottles Tor 50. ALI u k is one
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03
ST E "A Y WAIFS
A heavy ftost this morn,no

A heavy fIost this morning.
The Board OF Health will meet this even
ing.
The churches were well attended yester-
day.
III you are in want of anything advertise
In The DAILY GAZETTE.
The Industrial Exhibition opens this
evening in Institute Hall.
Rev. A. ID. Davis, recommends all to use
Kings Good Samaritan Cough Syrup,
The Hutchinson Family appear at the
opera House on next Wednesday even
Ing.
The temperance meeting at the Opera
House yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended.
McSorley, Turner, Mote d Albert's Com
binatlon at the Odd Fellows Hall, Decem-
Der 22nd.
The GAZETTE job office is prepared at all
times TO furnish job work of the finest de-
scriptlon.
The grand masquerade bali will take
place at the Odd Fellows Hall on New
Years Eve.
II is certainly a pleasure to have u tooth
extracted by DR.. Gallagher, No. East
Fifth street.
Be sure AID attend the American Rifles
Fair that Is now in progress at the Ode
Fellows Hall.
Court commenced again this morning, al
New Castle, after having been adjourned
since Wednesday last.
The merchants are beginning to lay il
their Christmas goods. They should no
fail to advertise them in the GAZETTE.
The circulation OF the GAZETTE is still
increasing. The large edition of Saturday
was sold ut an early hour, and There was
great demand for more.
Wood burnt building lime, "a cents pei
bushel bar sand, Sl.75 per load deliv
cred at Bright's coal yard, corner Watel
and King streets nov. 13, IT,
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN ALI persons who have sold property
during the year 1877 are required to give
notice to the Assessor of the District i'll
which the property is located on or before
the 31st DAY OF DECEM BER, 1877, insert.
ing in the notice the name of (present
owner name of late owner and location
of the property, otherwise they will be
held for the county tax of the year 1873.
All persons having Investments subject
to county tax will be fcInisned blanks to
make returns of the same on application
to either of the undersigned assessors.
HENRY BRADLEY,
Assessor Southern District,
ITO West From Street.
LEWIS T. GBUBB,
Assessor Northern District,
nov12iJani S32 Pine Street
The daily gazette., 1877-12-03

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