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DRY GOODS,

The week ending viii! yesterday ras not A. active ~
The two " iree that Immediately preceded H. but tho
falling aH In tho demand WIS nut unexpected by tho
Trade G"ncTally. anil therefore Ilo occasion Ut
uucasacsA regarding the IinMudato future nt thu
kct. Asdo fror, the reaction which would naturally
'ct Htsne1cd daFlna ho ro+us days at January and
The hTs half of tho cHsreht month, tha break In ths
price of pEtns alvna was sufficient to causa dlmnta
ed movement ID al! ihes OF domestic cotnus lull
In tho demand may reasonably he expected Until lnte
riS1 asrsan's ays ass4 .'c't .sssk: .n .n
ss + s
10" y e ~
market, =, T. !. u arm INK tlss
saf dsiaysa. laft!sr isree1!ax .. .pi!ss. seaa
axS! 9s! III. ss tS Of FL Il. sss n9sx
c!ran n aleek, wrra sssnt. !wo Teek. tist
Si:. sIsT
ycar gsSws Sliri ,.niess a're ia1lhrs assns ii t&e
+. e sai.a ssi s a ;afs. s. ~ Fs'" II a'eaa'
stss ~ a. sadisa
~ sisSss 3 nssssF fs[ se s
aes@! Ths ssort siae.t !. maist.tnss viii eon: :
aEa ss sff. !. assa; ses Il
Koo4t lrInE inr.alaetI abruad., rls Z oxets!nK'y
ba sS IL =
IL ta Il IL
.s: ssa Ia S
sa s:s ;;s ?s:' ;S}sssi Y
III M f5,iawtus sfs sS aisst
, 1877-02-28
AMERICAN CITIES,
NEW Yoltk,

6pEc7M Nspntch to 1M4 2rfoHnE
Nkw FoKK. Feb. g7.-uAAIX-Hhext dull; 1z2c per
bu lower, shippcrs about out Of tho market, mlers
only blFtnR sufficient to coMpitto -four contracsi No.
Chicago. 81. Ssh bid, held at 81 4n; No. Milwaukee,
nominal q 4Ae4i.4 sacs Of 0 ba No. Chicago
so.callcd II 1s{ IN storo for city milling jyo dull.
Western. el@slc. Nav corn MHHo per bl.
lowcrt very moderate busness for export aud homo
uhti old WcstcF1 mixed nominal 1t COY III store
aod aaoati ssies Of s1on bu ungFadcd Western mixed
~ s79 13c, Hew York No. a7i&oae, closing at thu
fnslu prsec, steamer mixed, es93e}S co.!ng at 5sts
steamer ybltow. 69c.
OCEAN FRrsun1s - Berth room fairly sctiye aud
atcahy1 charters active md unchanged with an
Improved tone To rates cngagcmena 10 Liverpool by
/. htcann, u, 0oJ hn grain At 4}fd.
PHovistoSs-lork held At lotAl5c pcr brl higher,
trade very Quots sales Of $50 urls spot at
no transactions in futuEca; APRIL quoted
1t &5t0l3. ~; May. STA. 0c H. 73t second call IS
bdaad SIS asked, for ay bid mad sls Is ask
Cd Cut 'ncais-Moro dotnxs prices iayo7uH buyers In
middle dealings VERY moderate; prices sc1dY, Western
long clear Sic. Lard shade nrn,rr ctosng eazIcr,
cas ots In better demand, futureA moderately acivc;
sa:s SIS tea steam At elU0a, tso tea of srac, $Y1o
ntLo es prie steam, March. lst O. TO lea
for April. siU2cA IN S7>4 closing ht $40 Is; D. 800
lo.45.
EvoAn-Iisw dull and norlnaiy unchanged, refined
IN moderate demand Quosattona Of Cuba Inferior to
aounoa FcnnlnS at Asocs lsir do. 0Mcs pTlnc. D4u;
lU4tc.
TAtLow-sfarkct about steady, moderate demand.
Sales Of 81. t0 tcs primo At 71to per ,.
'WMlskr-Hatkes steady, salea OF 12s btis 1t s1.l,
per gal.
III ~ Resiern Assoclaied lrtss.
:
gin 37.1c Jn!y. IL 18a t3 l5.IGc; Aisusl ii III .a3
9tlJe, eoptrmIcr. l.4Gel2 i3.iUci Uri0bsr, ll54es
y l7.T!ui November. " 0.5lAl3 0i0ct Uucenlhcr
IL ~ @ :5xe s,:Is e,
sSs 81 = 4s SSs ssss HIM esfs 1; via
fsnsy. s7 ola oUi extra tho. es, nh1. Isl 81. taua
isys ", asus A., ,anctsnxsa: ,y..,... .,-.a,. -.
GHAlx-WEtAt dull and hcRyyt wniff entirely nom,
inat. NJ. 3Mllwsukce. no,,inilly sl. si9l.45i Not
sic. Hnrsy-lstkct ttsii Ind deesatas; twn.rp~ed wi
htAts G1,e{ elx-rDwttl State UI4 III, 81, Canads
t!t0attLaI ~. = do. bNty1rt malt dull and heavy,
SllH ~. Corn heayYs il.nitel tlcItlRuii rcccEl4
AUD bilf unxrtdEl Hc1fGFn mixed, h7Gf5tct tttNtu
mlxs!l f.tt y .,O stesm yrnw, a9ct Mtstert mixed,
hunlHay fk}feIAh UAt2-Hccttpia. n Hal huy falh.
e n.uIs ss4s.yi ~estera mixed and Stats, %isassi
ifAy-FtfM, sItppinE, TOO,
,tlors-llcEyyt 9rarlaIs. eSsl0o, now Western, 80
, 1877-02-28

,.,+- ,.,
1nA ;:renA nm. sent ahh MaFcn 41c' Anr ttAe; Nav
hit; white nit,c s10e' "" aull and nom
IinvEA REen-fs.nn
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ; nupe; wheat a 500 BIZ. corn ILL.,
s,ttr;sKYs.IF;nu," ;s; HFt1"' . mn ,x,., -,..
corn. m, OCu but oaii a.tlu In. '""' ''"' bu;
., .NiLwAukkE.
MtLwArkKH. Feb. 27.-FLoCu-Du1t; no-o,,.r.
diKats-w Wheat unsc,fied, on-ned ,,s 1..,
closed weak, No. Milwaukee, ST. 41; Va ! ~ slr;
4 HI xs.saS' ~ "; nats dnil aud lowcr ~
Harrh eYi ' '"''e' 'a'e' ~" "rm' No. 2spFlnE
aAEE1,fIs-F a w hris: wheat, 7.Up h.
srw MI ~. "nss~ f'e"hu.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb, y7-Coty.Mx,,L:w
$2n. eAasf'
,1p,i,irr 1so & meh4 dnli, weak md lower.
s@sc, acon un Weak .ns ~ GEer; G,eer fI Clea
chanRed >"''' ah'
1,a.rox. r-h ,--rnnn11o nUs1oH; HS;;.,.u,
tinaiSM'tnsn... ~. Ns,kst 1.t1. .tH-Maikes Hsd naH
, 1877-02-28
1,3O
$3.50
i.5U
400
1uO
COMMERCIAL,

The following wera tho receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce In thts e.ty
during tho twcnty.four hours ending At Y o'clock
On Tuesday morning, and FOR tho corresponding
iay Inst ycnr:
, 1877-02-28

Totaf.............- h1f, ,3n Ats. AH1 an iJ4
Total Of ait klnttsin STARE, r, osf,, 4O3 bu These
nRnrca show dccrcase during Inst week Of II ONt
b! wheat, and an increnso Of :3Dn, .DS bn corn.
ley. Total, increase, :l07,2ls bn. 1'he above
notsh nc anantltscs Of n; Y: wheat include, ~. o25
bn No. Minnesota and 131 H7:s bit No. . do.
GOODS RECEIVED
AZ the Chicago Custom. lfuu.e, Feb. e.: I. Mar.
sha'l. case biscuit -powttef; stettsucr Ilsos. 4
Co.. csscs iry Eool.; sterl y Price,, Is cask+
George Stewart i Co., 100 eacks salt; Fowler
M ,,r1s:: 80 saek. talt Uslsh linssh ( 10. 1.1oo
Ainuunt collected, 81, io8.o5.
, 1877-02-28

co,te.o o,sts nd s iobios trsds co}snn eoods
Mc!s !n f.r Ecucst and steady at UNCHANGED prices
Wnoe4 xotSta for men. wear were quiet. The AHtttt
saye worscd roAt!nRs were lsIreiy aod Al
auction to-day, and brought low priced,
, 1877-02-28

1lOn rflODUcTs-wttc moderately active and arm.
ar. though hogs wars reported lc3i!xc pcr 100 ~
lower. with a better supply. Tho morning mails
asnnaht in good mauy buying orders, mostly from
people who WAno to corer their phortR at the recent
decline, aud local hodcra Ic anxious realtso.
The buiHc wss more Of ha Actual cha ructer than the
previous day, though guol deal Agan done In the
ttanscf Of purk and arI from one month 10 another by
parties who had March product clIr eAhlo to them to.
MORROW. Tho one OF adsices from, other points ndl.
Gated more sttadncss and tho majority Of operators
seemed lncnsd 70 think that tho late raid has aoul
W. @ sSPSss Ssess ess
H, .c.vs ed aaynessa zSaae rcr
pise: e M MMoasy saSs rsporisd ct es.
.silsr IL; Z Tes.t sss 's III: Fns fs's
ss'E :ss; 1ss
a5s aes: III :; assfs j. s' 'Ha extra
sns
& Mcaag Sss: Ts1s sgsSa q 4 5 " :.
!so SpSi' - I.
e S'a y @ .ssr rhS
s3s5s:g %ss,iet Ma,sS: Ii. s5So,s3H te'1sr Apsii;
s s: y: ::5
:' SSs: !: :s ;: :t .:s ss; il
April and 63tAaS4.O seller May, Ihu following aFo
tic lzkest 1lotAtto1A M partBQie.l meats:
Sh0Ht- SHIRT L0NG Short
deFs. rJhs tfears. clears.
I,0ose, part saited .....1 ~ N
A0xc4. ..-.-.,.s....+,....IA u IN Hi3
March. tOosd ........3 RI TX a.
Abftl. lo0Sc. ....,.,....h4 I'll " M
Long ent slpIt c!ears quoted at 7}4c MARCH,
and 9e scIlcE April, culnbc!ianas .auat A. 7tidp
sssc, lonK;cnt hams u1lsUc Al hoxeds ttpcxlel
bacon quoted at to fuf shoulders % foe snrt rtba,
1nd packed.
NhKAsE-w&s quiet At 5a7kc.
DEEF PltOUtCTe-Wcte steady an1 qHtct A. Stc.73
I'll. SOD q. 20 for hams '','
TALLow-Was qnolri 1t 71{47t<c for city, :and exd9
7o for country lots. the InaIde for No. i.
, 1877-02-28

thai so market for tsl8 prluct Developed 4 nrfncf
tone nrtces of hogs were weak nnd ir!c1lar!y lower
shrink.xs; bntIlRt yeishts and eonmon .nd r'.lian
rctnton the different castcs oil nycii operated with
sonac freedom. and during tho day tho nAlur portion ot
f42s'ai y. scalAwhxi selling 1t 81. .XN<p,tO pour 20
p.ae slgDt IT g. Hp9s. .t9s heavy rscknE fralcs y
sb.Waa.33. Tie narkst elosed steady At thr above
, 1877-02-28


s4aTc, medium hur, rca tIrptd, 4<esct erttn hru,o,
no. %sc ssc Il rrsss sss; ~ .o pSs D.s M
iii @ I'd tiersd d aa,t:, 'a,Iae srs,l, a'4e mo.
"'"'" 'as.as' ,"'e.'. 0'"s'' ICY
n, y!.e'e T. .ss
ssi :aI sisss: s!sS;o .sss!s .s!s" s"si j
e @ s'ps' t'f s;fss
g sas serol Z sSmoo s isse s
,% ese.s. a.m .ea n,sh.ssss Tssrs
nse aSae z sses ~ assss a a 4 III H.
u.s. ~! S:sss III
nj. m..se. s.s,. aa.,s % ,ss,. rsus',
'S i ii: ;s; I'd * ss!;
,s:di 5:S Il ds so: :oa s9sn:ssss r. res.
4 A: q. i;sE; S; @
:. ~. - .n,..,s - as,ss. 's. re,,
t.5sa has5i. '$:ss .Ti ,isfsss II .tsss
Xs,;s; ;ssSS ,;s = s%ssS; @
et5i III 'rrce wons. nix Fi1tIsa I'd: IL i;iskory
.SS;!$S! or! i!
rf S !; ; 1T s;. sns, liz
o9yfr; ,:Ss,:,i t%'ii!s1 assqs; 80. M
ons rs,nai, A f5''ows q. NJ Is xtsds Hhi WIN,
s sy : s: 81 W.T. I'LL IL $;i4s IL s;ss .;sS
S fi;;,! @ sSs nss, Ss sss;s
@ @tsayI S'6sE !sa :*s|sa ~ e:
, 1877-02-28
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

- IVItTINIINEs
WILMINGTON. N. c., Feb. 37.-srlRr1s or Trnr,r
TlNk-Quet At S5J<c.
, 1877-02-28

- TETItVLEUMe
CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 27.-rErnoLEpx-N8rketr n,
hnchanged' standard white. 10; teAt. 1sc.
Fir1*nuH0. Feb. 17.-rkrKoLkuM-Dulj; -. Crude p,
shanEtd1 shout &a.%oaA4 - At Parkcta; re.ned lts
rhs!adolphla delivery. ''"
, 1877-02-28

METALS ASUTlNNEt&S' HTlGk-teec..ants rerpsl
tar :n acrs..iEK ttntc. with prcci ruling aeady.
TIN ItArx-iE, i0Sit, sA.ons DO TX, loxt4, 5000,
, 1877-02-28

g{1aI04on {1a;a a. nngRtIN9T0Y 4 QUINCY RA1LaoA
I ~ tanaI a1a si3teenth.a1. Ticket 0lneea
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
safe of sIiverwa re sto pped.

Yesterday Mayor Whiteley ordered
Messrs. Drake 8 Coyle, auctioneers,
to stop the sale of silverware which
they were conducting in the Masonic
Temple. The silverware belonged to
Philadelphia parties, and the jewellers
or this city complained to the Mayor
thatthe sale was In violation of the city
ordinance in relation to auctioneers.
Thereupon the Mayor ordered the sale
to be stopped. The provisions of the
ordinance under which complaint was
made are as follows:
"A license shall not authorize an
auctioneer to have more than one auc-
tion room or regular place of,busipess;
and no auctioneer shall allow the use
OF, his name by other persons, in order
that such person or perso ms may, con
duct the business of an auctioneer
without license regularly obtained,
in either case, under penalty Of fifty
dollars for each and every offence" ~
Sales similar to the one mentioned
above have been frequently held 10
this scity, but it is likely that hereafter
few, II any, will be allowed to take
place. The sale OF the goods was con-
tinued at retail many, Of the purchas-
ers regretting that the voice Of the
very &c entlemaniy and pleasant auction
eer, Mr.. Cushing,, had been SO sum
marily closed.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

The Triumph Truss is marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence If properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, win infallibly and speedily
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is warranted, and the Cure Guar.
doteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office. tt.
A new broom sweeps clean but Kings
Good Samaritan cough syrup keep gain
ing reputation; so it ought to for 1t has
no equal for coughs or colds. ''e '.-' II"
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

GHERIFF'S SALE. Ia. "a
y By virtue of writ of venditioni Ex-
ponas to medirected, win be exposed to Pub
lie Sale, at rit rI-.
The HOTEL OF HENRY D. PAULIN,
in the town Of Odessa, in st. Georges
HID. New Castle county, Del. on l. ~ r
Saturday, 18th day of May, 1877,
2o'clock, p. m..o slN.eU
The following described Real Estate, viz:
A lot OF land situated In the village OF
Odessa in ST. Georges Hundred, New Cas-
tie County and State of Delaware on the
east side OF Main street, adjoining lands OF
Mrs. MarthaA, Hayes and Patrick O'Neil,
with a. font orabout two hundred and fifty
feet on Mainstreet; and running back east
erly about eighty fee1, with three tenements
and other buildings thereon erected. +''iT
} Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Josiah Ridgway and to be sold by
: lpi nt1g ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office, New Castle. I
April %, 1877. apr16-eodts
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

,5ySALE OF -SILNERwARE.-Ihe Jewel
ers and silversmiths complained to thu
Mayor that auctioneers were violatingtht
CITY ordinance in selling outside theil
store, whereupon the Mayor felt 1t to bt
his duty to stop this sale by auction. Ih'
object of the complainants is easily com
pretended but it was not attained for the
attendance at the sale was large and bus
iness extremely active. Sales were aug,
pmented because the stock was offered
at the lowest auction prices and in many
instances below. To-day till 10 p. m. .the
sale will continue.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
DEATHS.

IVINS.-On Wednesday evening, April
25th, at Metuchen, NJ. ]. Atwood Irwin,
aged % years. Due notice OF the funeral
will be given. apr2s-2t*
HARRIS.-April oath Olin NJ. Harris, son
OF John A. and Atthea F. Harris, in his
2lst year.
The relatives and male friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral on Friday April 9th at 8 o.
parents No. 7o3 Washington street.
WESTON.-On the morning OF April 23d
1877, Rev. j. w. Weston, OF the Whining
ton Annual Conference M. K. Church.
His relatives and friendsare invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence,
Delaware Avenue extended, at Up. M. on
Wednesday, April 25th, to proceed to Mt.
Salem M. e. church and cemetery; with
out further notice. l
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
Stray Waits,

ii
CITY Council meets this evening.
Undoubtedly the DAILY GAzErrs is
now the best paper in the city. tor
Read the advertisement Of Birnie
the sale and awning maker i n to- days
paDer.
People rush to Fenne-ey's b oot and
shoe store, 4a6 Market, because he sells
cheap. I'f,T~'"
rem ght the monthly meeting OF
w Workingmen's Loan Association will
be held. ioi- AlY' ''."
Messre. Mowbrsy and butcher will
address the temperance meeting at
Union Church tonight.
a temperance me eting under the
auspices of the Catholic Temperance
Societies will be held in Institute Hail
'e-night. ''' ''.s -
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

HEARD FKoM.-Y esterday afterno DON
'Pusey, Jones & Co., received intelli-
gence that the steamer Columbia that
left here on April 9th for Para, Brazil,
arrived safely at Bermuda on the 18Th
inst, and that all on board were well.
The above intelligence was very
crafty to the firm, as fears had been
entertained that the vessel had been
lost on became disabled. The run
from Bermuda, to her destination oc
cupies about two days, and long be
fore this the vessel has arrived as the
port from that she was distined for.
The run from the Breakwater to Ber
muda, eight days, was very quick
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
GOSSIP

has been more than usually busy, whls-
pering from one to another concerning
certain matters Of which "You must moi
tell, but all Is out at last Truth could
no longer be smothered. Ii is on every
body's tongue that DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription perfectly and permanently
cures those diseases peculiar to females
1t has been used for many years with
entire success. as thousands testify. It'll
tonic and nervine, effectually allaying
that affect the stomach and heart Through
reflex action. The back-ache, and "drag
ging-d0wn" sensations all disappear un.
der the strengthening effects of this
great restorative.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
TIt,ADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, April 25.-5P.M.

WEDNESDAY,, April Zo.-o M
|,nASp MEAL.-The market is ex-
Inetled and higher. Sales OF 2So0
Minnesota extra family, medium and
Bi6as do do. choice ut 50 %; do do.
sh high grade, at $9.50@S9 75; do
kintat $40 35@Si0 80; Pennsylvania
patent at SO; fair at SO; do do. I,
LES; do do, choice at 50 10; do do.
,atip-nOw held at $40 30; Ohio. do
NAaslo5); and other high gredes at
Enh RYE FLOUR. Sales at &5 un-
tsly market. Corn Meal.-Offer-
Rhsbt and prices looking MP.
glWheat, is excited and &c. per
higher We quote Pennsylvania
nB,dodo, amber, at So 20; white ut
Ryehas advanced closing at 81 06
an and 81 10f o. b. Corn Is excited
z. higher. Sales of 10000 bushels;
EHu, Pennsylvania and Western
,hthe ears and grain depot at 67@
et9n mixed in the cars and grain
. b E6e6 \ c., and 10000 bushels, May
h Oals are in fair demand. Sales OF
hshes, Western white, fair, at 70 G.;
iale and choice at CSC. The receipts
areas follows; 100 bbls. flour: 300
iFheal; 02,1O0 bush. corn; 800 bush.
blush oats; 300 bush. malt, 200
FAliky. .''iii
IgEY-6O bbls of Western IRON
Nld al 81 l2 per gallon. f'i
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

+. T q. O.F.ETo-hight at the Odd Eel
lows Hall, services will be held in com
memoration of the establishment Of odo
Fellowship in this country 56 years ago
The Hall has been gaily decorated will
faos of all nations, and presents a very
handsome appearance. at.e etter a
CoMpLETED.-The frame work OF the
new ferry boat at Harlan's yard was fin
isbed yesterday, and the work Oh com
pleting the vessel will now be rapldiy
pusE ed forward.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
nd Tne me, Nail scissorp

\, sa,a S Straight, Nail FINISHES. Hand
Il i1gs, p, NAH Brushes, ETC., for
Carl r. obrh!NGHURST Il CO., >,
el sixth and Market SITS.
p,.., the Bath. =.i.,- .l-4..f III
tsIS sISSnes Son s Bath Towels, Bath Sponpes,
|GIovos pS IN extensive variety. Also
+ DIV oo,,.raps, Brushes, &C. ,of horse
Fsof he v.loh sa Gloves, and m any other
" uig same classes. ,-.N1' ~ - - -
CARL M, nbhiNGHURST q CO.,
"er Sixth and Market SITS.
fslsb ro"esnl""s ran, Cure for Cop,.,
rilg eorNs ledy s, OF greaL popularity for
| = phlNGHURST & CO.,
cornsr S, Apothecaries.
ner sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

:, Our INDUsTRlEs.-The jackson. q
sharp Co. have received within the past
few days a contract fer the building of
20 first class broad gauge passenger cars
ior railroad in this country. Work in
their ship yard, at. the present time, is
very encouraging. The large three
mast No assed schooner being built for Captain
approaching completion and win be ready
launch in the carly. part of next week.
Inc schooner is q very larges havine a
capacity of over 800 tons, - Y
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
EPECIAL NOTICES.
~. tedE q
Kunksl's Bitter Wine OF

Eunsel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Ell eflectually cure liver complaint,
PEE dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
Y, chronic dlarrhna, disease OF the
N, and all diseases arising from a
GA liver, stomach or intestines,
y scatuptlOn, flatulence, inward
iailneS Of blood TO the head acidity
s9nsch, nausea. heartburn, disgust
. laIlles or weight in the stomach,
paialons, sinking or futtering at
ulle stomach, swimming OF the
alt aufha Or difficult breathing, fiutter-
eoear, choking or suifocating sem
va IN lying posture, dimness OF
W. OF webs before the sight, dull
V. nue nead, deficiency OF perspIration,
a1s q lhe skin and eyes pain In
" IA oask, head, chest, limbs, etc. sud
S1s aa, Of heat, burning in the flesh.
~ ,1' y .i9maglnings of evil and great de,
o..o I@ spirits. Price 81 per bottle. Be-
.w'aiaaIerleits. DO not let your drug
uaui ,.1i some other preparation of iron
KY N as good, but ask for Kunkel's
|p,,a. m,ne v,I q Iron, Take no other. Kun
INV, :, " me of Iron is not sold In bulk
M |S;asi ~ dOSttles. 4. F. Kunkel, propri-
IA |pe 'S North Ninth street, Phiiadei-
hp oil Z, r.r.s
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

OrHELLo To-NIeHT.-To-night, at
the Grand Opera House, "Othello, the
Moor of Venice" will be presented by a
company comprising John E. Melon
ough, j. Booth Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Walcott and other first-class
artists. The performance, in all its ap-
pointments, will be one Of the finest ever
seen in this city, and no lover OF the his
trionic art should miss witnessing this
grand dramatic treat. ID
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
j SECOND, EDITION
BY TELEGRAPH
Z, THE EASTERN WAR.
BucHARrsr, April 2,

.alt -, - EUCHARIST, April 26
The Roumaniau opened its chambers
to-day. Prince Charles, in addressing
the deputies, said that the powers having
declined to guarantee the neutrality of
Rouznania territory, or to assist her, Rou
mania must rely upon herself to prevent
the territory being made the seat of war.
4 Prince Charles heads an army of
10000 men. The Russians have the
frontier at Batoup.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
NOTICES..
NoTICE-sCHooL ELECTION
Secretary's Office, Board of

|NoTIcE-sCHooL ELECTION.
Secretary's Office, Board of
Public Education
|, WILhINGToN, DEL, April %, 1877.
An election for members of the Board ol
Public Education of the city of Whining
ton, will be held on Saturday. May 5th In
the following Warus of the city. - ( ; -
Polls open at one O'Clock and close ut 7
O'Clock, p. m. ,-- I+--, -
The mem bers to be elected and the places
for holding the election, are as follows;
Third Ward, one memb Der for two years,
Polls at p. j. .Babcock's, Fifth and Orange
streets. '.-' iF' ~
Sixth Ward, one member for two years.
Polls At store of John R. Gallaher, s. E,
cor. Walnut and Seventh streets.
ASeventh Ward, one member for year.
Polls No. 2 school building, corner 1lth
and Washington streets. lllt. GIT
Eighth Ward, one member for two years.
and one member for one year. Polls al
Public school, No. 8, corner Seventh and
Spruce streets.
Ninth Ward one member for one year
Polls at Old Academy Building.
w. H. CLOWARD, Secretary.
ap25-dte.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
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WeUERer Report.
INDIcArIoNs rHIs ArrERsoo,

..l INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE. as4
WASHINGTON d. O., April 26.
For the Middle States and lower
lake regions partly cloudy weather,
ana northerly to 'easterly winds, Slow
iy falling barometer, slight rise in
temperature, and followed by increas-
ing clondinessl and areas of rain.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

nANrUAL REPoRTs.--T'o night the an
lnual report Of the Chief Engineer Of the
hre dePartment viii be read IN Council
The report will probably be printed for
Circulation to those who are int. rested in
fle matters. Ill. ,.i-l qi--'
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

Rev. VIM. H. Chapman, Pastor of M .
E: Church, Georgetown, d. C., writes:
Having had an opportunity to test the
excellent qualities of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, l hesitate not to say, it Is the best
remedy have, ever used In my family"
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

A PREsENr.-This morning, deputy
coroner John MeCafrey. received from
his friend John D, Carter, of Townsend
q present In the shape, Of, Q very large
I'VE black snake. In q note to Mr.,
McCaffrey, he. states that he sends his
snakeship in return for q present receiv-
cd by him from Mr.. Cafrey. .ll'IT
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
APPOINTMENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. c..

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 20.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE 49,
Hon. Edward Mcpherson, of Gettys.
burgePa. has been rendered, and has ac
cepted, the position of Chief of the Blu
reau of Engraving and Printing in the
Treasury Department.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

PERroTAL.-Governor Cochran is in
town to day on business. + 4 W
w. Fisk Townsend, Esq, Clerk of the
feace for Sussex county'is in Whining
ton to day. tl. s.'lll - = Q
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

A powder company of CRANKY, on
the Penoscot in Maine, have a CON
tract nearly completed for a quarter
of u million dollars worth of powder
for Russia.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

: LARGE Enthusiastically two boilr
ers weighing over 81 tons each, were
placed in the new steamer Carolina that
Is being at the Harlan 8 Hollingsworth
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

OBfryARf.-Mr. George W. Perry
formerly master Of the T. w. &B. r. t.
IN this city. died at his residence Malden
Mass, on Tuesday last, Of pneumonia,
Mr.. Perry was we'll known in.this city.
having occupied the position spoken oi
from May, 1864. until December 1879.
De came to this city from New Hamp
snise. DE was about 58 years of age,
ana leaves y wife but no children. The
naes at the depot yard, and on the car
Shops are at half masti His funeral
takes place TO morrow.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

.sd ail complete in two hours. No
,imS Tosu passes. Seat, Pin and Stom-
SIr,hi Mn, hieilloved by DR.. KUNKEL, 259
|ru%r I,rl street, Philadelphia, Pa. Send
hi S'ai, on,.or For removing Seat, Pin or
hs bo,,,nl ,ls, call on your druggist and
II t',e # no Oh kunkel's Worm syrup,
I'M ~ ~ never fails. Common sense
|ns rsI "Pe worm be removed, all 9TH
"e readily destroyed, apo