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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-24

THOMAS w. RILEY 4 SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOOD AND COAL
We are delivering best qualities OF WOOD An
OoAL 70 all parts of the city, at holesale prices.
always on hand, ct lowest rates
and 18th streets southwest "
On6ce. } O street, betve ID and sduv
18th street, between and sw iySo z,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-24

CALL AND GET BOTTOM PRICES
before buying elsewhere
Also. Sole Agents for tie celebrated AKRON
DAT MEkL.
JFRGME r. JOHNSON q CO,
6O2 Ninth street. Masonic TeWpfe,)
aus24lv Opposite q. B. Patent once.
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LOST AND FOUND.

V10 REWARD-Lost the l4th instant, q
% " " hfte and Orange col red SET
TER DOG; answers to the name of Don"
about an inch cut off his tail Th@ above@
will be paid If returned to W. W. BURNETT, lbs
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. aug23 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-24
FOR SALE.

kNOR sALE-One handsome Music Easel, cost
n 30 for S2s: Bedsteads, with Syringe, for az:
Bureaus Tor 80 and IS; Walnut Bed.tesis for 40
snd si2; Matfresses for 81 IS; Wsshstsbds, Chairs
&c, cheap, at 0O5 street rs
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

Mxs2UERApE LAsr EvBRiRG. The
event so far this season in the way OF
balls, was Professor Webster's Mas
4aerste last evening, At his dancing
academy, in the Masonic Temple. The
bell had been talked of fef& long
time, ,snd consequently che room was
crowded with spectators, TO sse the
saerry anakers as they shoald fiie into
the room on the grand march. q o..
AtesN o'clock thedoors we're thrown
ogen and the dancers came in to the
saasic Of the grand march. led by Mr..
Joseph Davidson, attired in conti-
neotal.Osstume. and Miss Elite Jones,
dressed as "Lady Washington" they
were followed BY 80 couples dressed
ia all n,aay of cOsturners. some of the
dresses werevery rich and rare. AT
midaight supper was partsken OF at
R0hinsopns, after which dancing was
rssGmed aRd kept up until early this
mor0ing
Most Of the suits were from the es-
Of Mrs. Henze. G..H
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
Rssikdissq Per-aaaefs.

Daring the Last month the Surveying
Departmeaitissued l8pernits Formulating
purposes. 1his number Is AN increase
over the nnnnber Of the same month last
year, and q very large Increase over the
month of January this year, tberehevin4
Deen only one issued during that !mcnth.
Ihe following are the permits grant
y. III. HOdgeman, one house on the
south side OF Twelfth street, between
Washington and Jeffersoa.
IL. y: Gamble &Co., additioa to Asraing-
TON adfis, Ninth Ward.
Edward Fenton, stable .east,of VOL
isston streetsbetwen Seventh and Eighth
streets. = = IF-E7
Aesss. .MaTis e. Bond addition and
IN ~. .apnoVementat the corner OF Sixth and
Shipley. 80 -
James Quinn, house east side of CLAY
mont, between @ and d streets.
Peter W Clark, / house N. E.,Oorner
Head and A-6treets.
~, Thes. Ford, house ". Il. corner of
Inlrd 2ald Adam streets.
Edward Forrest, 8 houses at Third and
van BuDen streets.
m Ihos. Flaming, house south side of
Third between Eau, Buren, aad Harri-
son streets. -. f......
John Wood, Q houses N. w conner of
oiXth and Windsor streets fas 8..ll
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

RNu,RoAD AcCDEKT.-The New
York and was Washington express
north due here at $3.50 m. met with
No aooiaent yesterday where near the
depot,
The accident was cause6 by the
switch leading into G. W. Bush and
Sons coal yard, being misplaced by
engineer and before he could stop
the trsin the locomotive and mail car
ran a,pon the switch. The engineer
Stephen Hard deserves great praise for
stoIping the train SO quickly as il
presented what mig&t have been q
seriosas accident. 1a4f
The locomotive was strained so THAI
It had 10 lay off here for repairs.
The train was delayed about 90
alanRtes. o. UuHt =7I.aH-.r I---a
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
rx4e E4ssi,.o Ma. Found.

Joseph Sweeney of West Chester, who
mysterionsly Disappeared from his home
about two weeks ago, was arrested by
one of our city police on last Tuesday land
locked up in tle city cells.
Word was telegraphed to his family
and ON "Wednesday morning, Mr.. John
Grant and Mr. Stanley of West Chester,
came down to this city, and took the
missing man hOne. .3.ft. iI.l..
After arriving hame he gave no reason
for his disappearance hut said that he
WAS glad to get hack. When he left home
he had about $50, but 1t is supposed that
he used 1t ali in paying his hotel bills in
this city AZ it was found that he had
stepped at several A. Of saem ana paid his
az to where he had been during his alb
senee.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
. I THIRD EDITION / |!
Garfield in Hot Water. ter

A Resolution TO E1pel him from ne
House to be Introduced By NJ. G,ote-
ih WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Gen. Carrie
received a letter this evening from tli+
Chairman of the Committee on Rea.
Estate Pool, communicating to him parts
Of evidence that had been taken, showing
that Garfeld's relations with the De Gos-
ier & Mcclellan contract obtained IL
this city in Boss Shepherds reign. In the
obtaining OF this contract Garfield receive.
$1,000, which he has urged was fee pail
paid to him for his service as an attorney.
Mr.. Glover has taken the testimony OF
Jenkins, who was once a member of the
firm of De Golyer & Mcclellan, and thai
of Chittenden, their agent and Others,
completing chain OF evidence whi'h
shows that Garfield received this 5000
not as counsel fee, but as a bribe Tor H.
influence. The nature OF the testimoEY
taken by Mr.. Glover has warranted hiir,
In preparing special report upon Gac
fields case for the consideration of the
House. Before this report is sent in it s
Intended to allow Garfild to go before tile
committee to explain what he can in ll.s
defence. All of the testimony taken has
lbeen transcribed and elaborately chapteret
! and indexed so that every point of it ca.
be easily referred to. This was substance
| OF the letter addressed to Garfield to-day.
Garfield, in hisresponse, said that fie
would 60 before the committee at tea
O'Clock tomorrow morning. 1t Is M.
lGlover's intention TO report this evidence
Ito the House, with q resolution asking
Gen. Garfield's expulsion from the House.
This proposition, involving most serious
possible charges against member Of the
Electoral Commission, will OF course
create a tremendous sensation If carrie
out, and may prove au important aid tc
lfllibusters IN delaying the completion q
the count. IL Is understood that this te
lpoit and proposed resolution will be pre-
lsehted to the House after the vote upo-
the State of Vermont has been decided
and prior to the return of the Senate q
the House.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
HILROA DS.

PHIA, WILMINGTON &
IRE BAIL E9AD.
lENEER 9th, 1876.
pave Wilmington as fOiJws
and intermediate Sta.S1ns,
Y'ji1 iO.45 4. IA. 2.5O, 4.3o, 10,
ev Tork, 2.cGa. m. l2.k, 1910,
PHd intermediate stcuons -,
d Washington, 122, LIS,
-3i, 5.l9 pm.
&rare Dfvisian, leav. eor;
.eS, go. 9.S5, q. m. lSs, $50
81. WV
Intermediate Stations, 800
RBAY TRAINS.
and Intermediate ssetions,
.jG, p. m.
and nd New York, 2.02e. m.
y y : ashingten, 1889, 2,ls5a.m.
.'ls;srnfatien passengers are
'Sne tanles posted at the
IL. II. KENNEY,
bEperinteh6ent.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

FeuND SAoT-Last evening, as twa
colored men were walking Desr Shed
Pot creek over Eleventh street bridge.
they found a man lying on the ground
l2sensibtc. and .npon examination IL
was found that Gfe had beea siaot dn
the back part of the head and ia The
back.
They carried dim to ths aearesi
house aud it vas found that his Rame
was Zebulon. .ThomGs, IAN old genttem an
living over Eteventh street bridge. He
was carrid home land medical aid
summoned.
9lt -s q Wr.YC-
CoMMirTKD SuEcanE. No
An aged "A years Az inmate of the
rslms House, was fenud by the keeper
this morning, hangingtia his room dead
No cause can be..assingned for the deed
-unless at the time he committed the
deed he was laboring under fit OF
temporary insanity. dds father re-
sides at the corner OF Seventh and
Jackson streets in this city, -,z---
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

THE PUBLIC ScHoo1s AT New CAS-
rLE.--A correspondent of the CONNER
cidi says: at meeting Of the School Board
Of New Castle, the following report was
presented 7aJ72T.J so
To fhe President and members of the
Board Of Education. Oentlemem We, your
committee appointed for the purpose Of as
certalning the amount OF school tax paid
by colored persons for the years 1S74-76,
TO that duty. and find that for the year 1873
they have paid school tax OF OF 500 ,28,
and for 1876 tho sum of 92i,75. Your COM
mittee would recommend that Ythes above
tax be refunded TO the proper persons, who
paid II, or 70 some proper persons to be used
for the education OF colored children.i,1 ,
'' JAMES 4. j. scooTr. + Conn q
Mr. Herbert stated that he had been
informed that a1umber ofachildren
were going tothe schools who were
not residents of this city, whose pa
rents did not pay any tax, and that
they were taking advantage 0f our
school facilities, to the disadvantage
of the children of residents (and In
proof cite'i several cases.) Hed did not
know whether it was proper or not,
but he had been requested by large
number of citizens TO bring the mat
ter before the Board. oilh ~. ~ ia'.e
| Mr. Challenger said he bad been ap-
piled To by person living in the coun-
try to know what steps he should take
TO get his son into our schools, and he
had told him there was no way unless
he resided in this city.
| MIR. Herbert further sail that it was
a we'll known fact that a number were
going at this time, and that something
must he done in the matter; that 1t wa,
hardly aight that free books should b.
supplied to every Que who saw At I.
send their children to our schools from
the rural districts. '
Dr, Maxwell thought 1t would do a.
| we'll to lay the matter over NRtil tn
next meeting. EA i2fsA1, pc. 80
After attending 10 some matters O
school discipline, the Board adjourned
| BY referring 70 the financial state
ment of the Board of Education, da
ted February 2Sth. we find a balanc
In the!hands Of ohe Treasurer of 1868 81
| The Indebtedness of the Board, 6
far as we can learn, is about 500.
| Messrs. HOuston, Herbert, an,
Brown are spoken Of in connectio
with tlae election, which takes plac
on Saturday. Mr.. Houseman is a tea
cher Of eighteen years standing, an
his knowledge of school affairs woul
be OF great service 'in the Board.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
DrHIA MARKETS.

'yEsDAY. FEB. H-o L. M
IL dull, with sales OF I 100
Ixtra at So 25tl,J 80; Minne-
III, good, at 81 %; do do do,
70 do do. fancy, at 81 10; do
&SOdlO; Pennsylvania do do
| |do do do, good, at 81 12k@
fancy, at s. 80, and high
1 Rye Flour moves slowly,
ing from 81 % TO 81 30.
lemand for wheat is limit
only. Sales OF 2,5Ge bush
b rel dsl55; do Amber at
I'm white, in lots. at 81 Coz
Ming slowly. and is quoted
bsylyania and Western, in
fob. Can.-The inquiry
prices are easy. Sales OF
Pennsylvania and Southern
and rem grain depot, at
do, ah0al, at sec, and Sou
the Track, at 55sc.; COCOA
xed, first half March, sold
hs. cats are in limited de-
s Of 500 bushels; Western
p; Pennsylvania do. 81 tho
'nrk and mixed 1rom IS to -
York heavy.and primeoi
p bbls Western iron-bow,al
gallon.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
stray Waits.

Everybody that has tried Kings orood
Samaritan Cough Syrup speaks Weai oi i''
Try It,. ,zs'
If you wish to get superior article oil
tea or coffee, 60 TO Sharpless' great Tycoon
tea store, Iii West Second street. u.
RSA neglected cough-and then protraczz
cd sickness-and then the habilaments OF
the tomb-and then the open grave. ter
bum sat sapiPnh Barker's Cough LozenseS
are prepared for you-FOR YOU, h-ot'
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
Port News.

The schooner americas Eagle, arr
rived here yesterday from New York
loaded with nitre for E. l. DUPONT,
Geo. and pig iron for the Lobdell car
wheel company. u
The schooner r. d: s. sCorsoR, that
has been lying here all winter sailed
for Philedelphia, yesterday m s.i r
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

PNHACE RGCoRD.-During the month
of February the police made 131 ar
rests as doatows:
Drunkenness, :8S; vagancy. IS;
leaving hogs run At large, l.; keeping
uaregistered dug, /; runway boys, 9;
assault &nd battery, IL; disorderly
ecadNct, 40; larceny, 8, keeping tip
ping 'heuse, 2, using threats, 4; keep
ing house of i'll fame. z; iucendiary
e hreasang city lamp, /; corner loung-
ing, d. ..
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
NOTICES..

NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS OF CITY
IN and School Taxes for 1876. We theuh-
dersigned having rendered bills and SEM
postal cards and having called sever;;
times, do give this notice that we have pee
formed our part under the law, and II no az
tention is paid to this we will proceed tocot-
lect by making levies. Those who wish tc
avoid tho costs should call and make some
arrangements when they will pay. We d'
not propose to pay to the city the taxes o.
other people, nor do we intend our suritie"
to pay them for us.
N. B.-Those owning Lots and have noe
paid the tax on them, We wih sell such lot
for tax and costs. E...r
Office No. 10 East Sixth street. Detwes'
Market and King.
Hours from IA NJ. to 12 W., from Ito 5aW
IL to Pm. f. PROVOST, - -
- Collector for II. District,
tO tE. FARMAR. t.s. glaJ "a
fe24-1ln Collector for s. District.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

, Quick TINE.-The steamer Columbia
that had been undergoing repairs at the
Harlan s. Hollingsworth Cos yard left
for Philadelphia yesterday. ifHi u4bh
On the run up she made the quickest
time for steamer on record, making the
trip from the mouth OF the Christiana to
Chestnut street wharf in one hour and
twenty minutes. The time from Chester
up was forty-fiye minutes. lfal -ev.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
Local Matters.

I sERRATA.-in our Dover letter, yestel-
day, the number Of election districts
provided by the bill now before the Leg
islature was placed at fourteen whereas il
should be fifteen, as the new Sixth ward
will be divided ints districts at Ninth
street. Also, the division Of the Third
and Fifth wards into districts Is made by
Washington street, and not by West street
az stated ''' a1.i--lt H37 ~ Hffi WIN.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
+, pr,l FARMER HOTEL,

tALA mr. -
|s, from 1TSnpliaA TIlmidAA.rr PIKE,
||ssea / : a ne,, ,o. PROPRIETOR,
4 a5r,sadsst .s SAW AND dIg1Sse, ,Ss | would in'
N '$9SsHlsS',e5;. lS,es5s;. TSe isSid sP& glye l
IsSsss ssi'4 sI,, choice W alnS. 1,s srason,
sfSeSS spring g. wSnnO wSSS%Odeled |. and nd
| slS5,s, sss,,,, and nd s%s'@s GGoS
ss'''sii' are rs'PSSsstlaEiSiSS% ss'PS5s EiSiS% InS3EE IF
- fob2i-slnd.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
,yd LOInnIer"i"'

E-oZ, Del, March lIJ !, l%Ii 81 p.
|ooIS'l%E:'Ic y. E. Cor or 81 and = y Mar 'a-
|Ens;on, h., ;Si Del, at / p M TO-
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

The greatest anxiety is experienced
lest there should be flaw in the title to
property; yet flaw in the title to health
-as cough or cold is disregarded. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup removes all such at
once. fu. sfl i.f. r.f Vse
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

SALE.ar FARMs.--Tkonas L. TaIley,
Jr., has purchased the tsoine Farm Of the
late Eli j.. Talley, for $1,000. Oliver III
Perry purchased "a acres sef the same
estate fOrS&2800- So. ea,
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

ENG AND IR0lNING DONE
w carefully at No 4aoA Market street,
second story feDlS-6t.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
q KEcomME MD ED BY Tnn FA CuLrx

ALIENS Strengthening Cordial and
Liver Pills.-They have cured thousands
of hopeless cases where all other known
remedies have failed; this, too without
of the horrors that attend Surgery, or
the heroic medicaltreatment. They are
worth a whole army OF Doctors. Try
them and be convinced. For sale by all
Druggists. t Jan 18-d&wiy,
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
WANYED.

vHyANTED.-A Girl Cor general house
w work, with Recommendation, at 8Ss
'rafnaIi stresk. TUft lap mari-3t.H
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

Mt Office TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS
IN The residents of the city Of Whining
ton, who have not already paid, are re
quested to call and pay theiI State, County
ly, or they will be returned as delinquents
and stricken from the assessment for year
Office 6l8 Market street. Hours from SIX
to nine O'Clock, evening. ...u b lrr
-ou JOS. L. CARPENTER, JR.,
feb23- I'm A. GIVEN, 80 Collectors, 4.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
FOR sALE a Nd RENT.

NOR RE;fgH.+--A nice stone,0nE Ing street,
Il No. 3e4, with Large dwelling and back
building. @ tkIt -Sgt, -
Five 9-r0omed houses on Saeend street,
between West and Washington, at $12.50
and sl5 per month; good tocationfor board
ing houses.
Also. two stores at Third and French
streets; rentlE,Oderate. F.
D. FAa1RA, Real ate.Asent,.
feb27-tf ga King street.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

X Iaok.on street. between 9TH and It'll
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Ruren, four on Front street near Jaokson'
and a lot n feet front on Delaware Avenuei
near Harrison. Apply at this once. naiir4li
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01


Y. n e. A. LECTURE ro-NJaHT. The
lecture by WIN. s. Auehinoloss Esq.,,
bids fair 20 be recherche az air as the
details have been fully attended TO, and
the tickets distributed to our very best
citizens. The stereoptican msnagers ar
rived this morning with their apparatus
and being thrown froea phs Balcony to
the stage on a screen etRenty -four feet
square; rpAe effect will b.esUbkme.
Every seat has ticket NUN bered cor
respondiagly and only the holders OF
these car be accommodated. They can
be had free of charge Gntil ts O'Clock. At
they. NJ. C. A. rooms. At noon not over l09
of the laSe seats remained antakep. The
lecture will be ope9<d with prayer
and sinsing, az in uAsnai sD!sh all meet
ings Of the association 0g I.r.i
ventlenanly ushets will show the
holder Of tickets to their ssats H .
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
LIST OF PUEBLO SALRs.-The following
public sales are advertised:

LIST OF IUBLtC OALhS.-1uO AOuOWluk
public sales are advertised:
Mansel Tweed, White q. G. HID. March I
Beeson Gregg, Mill Creek Hd,, l
Estate of Geo. Bowl,N Castle Hd.. 1
Anthony Conrad, Christiana Hd,," l
J. Z, Herdman, house city, a.. 3
Thos. Holcomb, Adm. New Castle" 3
Paul Gills, Mil Creek Hd., 3
Lewis Fell, Chester Co., Pa, &" D
Mrs. Cornog, Ohristiana HID, 6
VIM. NJ. Eastburn, MIL Creek Hd.," @
Geo. w. Savage, New Castle Hd., - 6
E. B. Kerns, White Clay Creek, Is
John Dempsey, Pencader Hd.,
John Stewart, Christiana HID, " 8
Amor 7. .Forwood, Brandy wine Hd.," 8
John Maxwell, Mill Creek, .' 8
Alfred Massey, New Castle Hd., 3
John a Cleaver, st. Georges Hd,, 8
VIM. Dilw0rth, Chester CO., Vol" 10
Mrs. III. H.B.Dilworth, NJ. Creek Hd., 10
Elizabeth M. Pierce. g. G. w.
Smith, Brandywine Hd., 6 10
Ezra Fell, Min Creek HID, % ~
Swain & Talley, Christiana Hd, ~
Thomas Morrison, New Castle Hd.," 12
Zebley s. Tatnall, New Castle, 13
ThOs l.. Talley, Jr., ,Bran'wine Hd.," 13
Anthony Conrad, Christiana HID, Ia
Sheriff sales, Michael Lally's prop" IA
=" w. III. Pierce, - g "a
James Rice, Decd, f IA
- Henry Dougherty, IA
=" Lewis q. Cummings, IA
p. j. Babcock, 9" IA
Jordan A. Wilson, IA
John Webster Booths Corner, Is
b. MeElwee, Mill Creek Hd,, +" 15
w. E. Heisler. near Newark, 4" 16
w. III. Robinson near Newark, IL
John Johns, New Castle Hd., q
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
A .an4e Male and Female, iNar4o5
AQ6QLS Everywhere. to w auL6O

handle the PaieBL Crown 6elf-closiag Ink.
and sells Itse.i si sight wherever lnk ls
,rti, i'rotts immense. sample eeuEe.
ni.iress, \. Il. ~ 7fEk, ASs Wainm street
AbuatelpaIa 10. @aroOWeomiy
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

noG REGISTER NoTICE-ALL PER
their premises, are required to have them
regularly registered, between the lst and
Goth of January. After the latter date the
ordinance will be strictly enforced against
unregistered dogs. JAMES O'TOoLE,
ja11-tf Chief of Police.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
'AL NOTICES.
EAT DlSCOyERYl

IL Bl1IGR WIFE on
I,eSl Iise'al weak stomach, gene
iessilon, disease Of he er,a ner
\ lSia,sstlpaticn, acidity .of The
'nda1 e-ses .s requiring a atomic
9aes the most agreeahsa a,d
~ gan We possess Utrate e
. y, Se, q, combined with tlleenos1i S1
e'"Sie tonlcs-Yellow cru.
\ i''Sng Sa5oCa1 cases az debility, loss
iOse selsral prestration, 2f % an
i0a %a.e CON bined with cur val
4 saSsS. s5e j., ,ha9Ry. 1t auanents
VS-le ~. pulse. takes OF INNS
q > sglioyes q Glt' The pallor Of n de- de-
n'rid Vigsr to the csun-
spi psiealaeth1ing ! aen1 to strengthen
la ~. vons sOM . appetite ? Do you
j? Do ~ you want to get rid
~ ils,Inllll VEL 2 Do ysu iV1sy waey /. hr!Sto 20
Fol fTi,ss Tssss,f If you do, Try
N papIe aIi = tonic hasbeen sotha-
/ |pos, N sll ! classes Of the con, ,,nsr- ,,S.,
ins. isS 'Isemed j, med indlfpensSaaiS,iielssass
Ind pivsS :. costs , but little, pn,Io
ystem "; and si'IS prUISaes tS Sse sst1G31mach, 131a
az a a. a trial Of this vni,,o., ,,ie.
bprIeior' 'SsLle. aile E. F. KUN.
EgiT Sor i IFhiladelptiia, Pa
|Ill Of otSslse SSsiler make. Sol" " onas ~,
p, '"'tss are counterfeit, ~
[i'pe Worm.
GSsS EinS f,om. with b. purely mege,as.s
bssd1 nS,1 the system alive
SId,a SIsrs,aated. ed br. e p iKIsSle < srNe, and
y, Pin st, a. htliladelphIa' b All, Ad,,
|sYRuysO' your druggist for l,n ( uns
Par. Price 81 per ' hottie- n2S-
hovldkw1n,
Ima, I'''""' Care 70, Cor.u
EsssiSlhotpgf OF grss. ss,, popularity Cor
''hoRsT d CO., /
'lS'h and Market t'ises. ses. |
|lrs,s,. H. Nan sei.~orr ~
D. BBIsii BRiSSsal,l,IB SSall Brushes stc nana n.
Fpe' s Sixth and dI'Sr MsSscS; 4 CO, {;
l. sG'..the . Path. market sts'
p E|pssEiat5 d Towels, Bath snoouo.
Tpss'1R9slye R,sI,,e VARIETY tSypo1Hs,es, zee,
|I'1Sn ssa GioviessS, sSilesI aedI DC. of horse re
ID EsaEIIe Rp classes A''u many other
ernerT NM & ca
AR ana Market sts.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
|GroN MARKETS.

.croy. Del. March 1, 1877.
'the Brsndywine Aills Tor
Corrected Daily. E
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

r,oR SALE OR RENT.-The old eetab-
X Iished bakery. together with dwelling,
fiixtures and stabiing, at the N. w. corner OF
Eifrh and Tatnall streets. Apply TO
'h'-' ROBERT TAYLOR,
tratf On the premises.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

r,oR sALE.-The good will. stock and
fixtures Of the Sorrei Horse hotei, NO.
io' HENRY BRADLEY,
,aa1-tf Sorrel Horse Hotel.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

a5OR RENT.-VILLA MEM US-A man
a sion barn, &c, and acres of land at
fth and Maryland Avenue-deliglniui resi-
dence. JO5HC maAhIS.
-Eab0l If
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

NOR RENT-The second story front room
of 4Is Market street. over the GAZETTE
offiee PoSsession on 18th OF March. 1877 !;
now occupied by Messrs. Day Mcleod
as a real estate and law ofhce. Apply at
this Office. yalI<1oN WV
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

1t is thought that on. the meeting Of
the Supreme Court tomorrow Justice
Davis will announce to his associates
his intended retirement from the bench.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

TsOR SALE.-A lRFee-story Brick House
No III Monroe street, with stable on
the rear OF the lot Apply on the premises.
feh1p-6t
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-05
RAILROADS.
PORTLAND u OGDENSBURG RR.


Grand Trunk r, II. of Canada.
ALTERATION OF TRAINS.
WINTER ARRANGEMEN
assxxHSsNi On and after MONDAY Oct. rs, 1876,
SSss7e.sx tytrains will ruu AZ follows:
Express train for Gorhan ut 10 a. M
Express for Auburn Lewiston at 100 a. m.
Express TRAM at 1928 p, On for Auburn and Lew
istOn.
Mail train zoo .. m. stopping at all stations to
Island Pond)* connecting with night mail train
for Quebec. Montreal and the West.
Express train Tor Auburn and Lewiston and
South Parisst SIS p. m.
Trains will arrive as follows:
Express train from Gorham at S.45 a. m,
Express from Lewiston and Auburn at S.45 a. IN
Mail from Quebec, Montreal and West at Il. 25 Pm.
From Lewiston and Auburn at 225 p. m.
Express from Lewiston and Auburn at 5.45 D. m.