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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27
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Sr.aDrector del BeLETIN.
III AIANNtOK NtVH APOI1IA1 ~
u, Prcsente..

asAe ~ "A IcoctlltV.
Muys senior mio profilndamente
agradecida ( las inmerecidas, cuanto
generosas muestras de simpatia y
distinction de qile FIJI ohieto en- Ia pa
ra mi eiaalvidablc noche del iueves
"a, mi alma de artista, que mucho
sabe seIItir y anar, rcbosa conmovi-
da de anlce satisfaction, y mi boca
no tiene Hnses bastante elocuentes
con que expresar Ia inmensa graft
tud del eaFnz0n hacia esass tan anna
bilisimas seiiofas y deferentes caba-
lleros 1 qliienes iba espccialmente
dedicado mi beno6cio, sin cNceptuar
deEde luego al pttblicode csta ciudad
que tan benevoles y caballeroso sabe
mostrarse siempre con los hijos del
Arte.
El gfato recuerdo de esa noehe fe-
liz, undo 1 tan hidalgos ohsequios,
viyiTa siempre en- la memcria de
s. S.
ELISA D'APoNrE.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27
NOTICIAs NACI0NALEs.

s. NJ 81 Rey frm6 81 3 el decreto au-
torizando al ministro de la Guerra para
presentar { las C6rtes Ell proyeeto de
lev llamando 4 las almas IS, 600 homr
hfes del actual reemplazo.
LA renta de tabacos ha producido
an il mes De Abril 8.412.882 pesetas, 10
cnaI reprasenta un consume diario de
"a 900 duros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27

-Dispanseme usted. caballern. 10
plico el interpelado. 70 no puedo dar
i usted mi opinion sobre el asunto
puesto que esa senorita es mi hernia
ma.
Milperdones, senior milo, taftamu-
leo el forastero muy asergonzado; 70
he querido referirme < la senora yesti.
da de azul.
Tiene usted razen yo la he hecho
Ia misma observation varias seees, pr1ea
esa sonora es mi esposa.
FL forastero Sc tiro por la yentana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27
BATTALION DE- MADRID.

No hahendn enido res utatIo satisfaetorio Ii ssl-
bagta yercan al diA 30 dc abr 0ltifnC para In ven.
q dol instrumental viejo dea mesca ynaias daRul.
rra. pafeneelentes 4 daho Batallan SO annueA iuhk
nos pueda eonyenir, concirran al Almacen deI 4
prcaaao euerpo sit sn eieulrtat DC BaIlaiA Il dia
enneepta d. ono a, In hansia oAnsllaraLinssass III
preSio de log referdos ~ IL xkvhSAts.
l'anltafl Comlslenaaop NsepEI t4Lva.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27

Ell del corriente lego de la Quay
ra { San Thon as, de pasospara Europa,
el Sr. Guzman Blanco, ex-presidente de
Veuezaela, y su familia, q bordo del
.Allemaaiaia. 3, -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27
En- Il saceinn ofiGiaI de

En-. Ii seceion ofieiaf de nuest.
pr6ximo nMmero insertaremos una Re-.
orden interesante sobre montes y una
circular de Ia administration Central
import&nte para los Ayuntamientos y
contribnyentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27
IapOr americana "HUNTSlILlE'
DE ] 200 TONELADAs
SU CAPTAIN, WEIR.

Linea directa mensaal para los y, Unides.
Este c6modo s6lislo Napor seguira hacien-
do sus viajcs peliodicos entire NGeya-Y dFk Il
esta lsla, tocando en- San Juan, Mayagdeg S
Ponce.
Llcgara aqu procedente de Nueya- York el
dia 80 de cada mes y regresara & 9 dias des-
pues.
Precio de Pasaie, s IS orc en- IL camara &
Fletc il tpos m6dieos segun la cantidad de
carga.
Ademas, este Vapor tomara hete en Gtros
pueltos tie 10 lsla, siendo de alguna impoitea-
ca. go
Para otros pormenores dirJirse sns consig-
natarios:
SILVA & Co - San Juan
CH DE CHOUDENS. - Mayaglcz
PASTOR MARQUEE & Co. = Ponce
Hta. fS Az
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27

o
-; Yo! A yer 81 me dejan entrar ell la
Exposition vinicola. sY til?
A 10 mismo; pero hace media hora
que In busco Y no la enouentro.
-Pues, hombre,- ALI la tienes; aquel
edifcio grande, con banderas.
II. ma, pues he pasado por delante
de el no 10 he conocido.
--Pues iqu6 echas de menos?
-Hombre, que yo creia que equl, CO.
mo en- ell pueblo, Sc ponla un ramo 4 Ia
puerta de las tabernas.
A un museo. I'm periodista de Valla-
dolid ha visto un polio recien salido del
cascaron, que tiene cuatro patas, euatro
alas, un ojo y una sola cabeza; sill con-
formacion no puede ser meior para Vi
vir sus organos funcionan con toda
regularidad.
He ahl I'M digno companero de POM
yoeyo que su lado podrla muy hien ga
narse la vida honestamente.
oertamen. empresa do La Has-
TRACTION Espoaola y 1Weficono ha alberto
un certamen artistico con ohjeto dc OBJ
tener Ia representation mas caracterfs-
tica de Don Qaiiote y Sancho Panza.
Ell tamano del grabado sera de dos
planas de III referiaa Instructors las
phras sslin adraitidas hasta 81 Is de Sc,
tiel4bre, El premio de este certdmer
es de $500 pesetas,
rrasla,lo 4 todos los Qftiiqies y Son
ctos que 4 nuesto alrededor q,|Vofeu
y paaasua.
Tenia razon, En- unas exeavaciones
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
TENT APPLTCA TION.S.
ADDIication for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL LEE NINE.
NO. 37j.

MHy ZotH, 1914.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
N the Adams Hill tonsoldated Mining
Tonn,nv whose postoflice address il Edrekn
Neyada. has this day filed it, appicntiun or
a paten, for eight hundred lS00l lin ar fatt of
the tienorai lee mine or v.n airing silvl r,
with surface ground two hundred ard ten
f2l0j feet in width, situate, lying and being in
Eureka Mining iustriei, county o. Eureka
nnd State of Nevada. aud known and desig-
mated by the field notes and Official plat on
file in this OH @ as Lot Number 100.
Tho exterior boundaries Of sail Lot No.
I20 being as follows. to'wit: Variations slJ1,
degrees east. -
Conlpencing at post mari ed No |, II. S.
Survey No. 10, whouce the htgstaif in the
town Of kur3k bears ) ~ Dig. A. min +. 8 Is
feet; the bighst point of Ruby llill No,
bears >. q dg. II min. ". " 8 feat: and the or,
OF the GenrraI Lee iHcline bears 3 4 dg. 81
mir. W.4Sj $40 e I; thence running I course
$. 20 6cg +. 2i0 foet. to post marked No. 2, L.
S survey No. l20; thence 81 course ;. 70 q 4
W. 800 feet, to post marked No. 3, Y. :. sur
vey No. 10, whence post No 4oi Z. 8 Sur
vey No. l0j. Wide West loue, bears ;. "a deg.
% min. ". 30 $40 feet; the nee Sd course y.
r. Survey \ .. 10; and thence 4tb course \.
so deg. r. 500 ct, to post No /. thu place OF
beginning, containing 50 100 acres.
! HI. elbim is nound.d on neither end by
any nOwn claimants Tho nearest minos are
the Wide West and the Lexington.
The location o. fbis mine j. duly recorded
in he Recorders Office OF E4reka Mining
District. on page l7o. IN Book ID. OF said Min
ing Records.
ANY and all persons Calming adversely any
portion of said General Lee ndbe, or sid
nj ing grpunJ as herein bo'ore described, ar
required 10 ft, their adverse clain vita the
Register Of tho United States Land oticc st
Eureka, in the State of Nevada. dnri r h.
CD dafs ne iod Of publication hereof, OF thry
will DO barred By virtue uf rhe provi-i0ns o
tire s,atat,. u. H. lMMEL, Rcsi-ter.
Eureka. May IS. 1871 m,2 0i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
FIVE DAYS RACING!
lover $4,000 RISES!
The Meeting to Open July Sd and
Close on the ssh!
A GRAND BALL ON the FOURTH (!
First Day-Ju;y =, 1877.

First Day-Ju'y 3, 1877.
First Race-one mile 0. d rereat: free for
NIL; purse, $1,000; first horse, S6.C; second
ho 30, $780, third horse, $50.
Second Il Acc Purse, sl25; single dash OF
half mite; free for all horses in Eureka
county hat never b.at 81; first horse, SIS:
second horse, 5 0; catch weights.
second bay Juiy 4th.
First Race Purse, $500; single dash of half
a mile: free for all; first horse. $3.50; second
horse, $50.
Second kace-Purss $780, one half a mile
county that never beat 57 first horse, 500:
second horse. $50; ca'ch weishis.
Third Day-Juiy 5th.
First Race Purse 500: tbree.luarters Of .
mile and repeat; free for ali; first horse $3.50:
second horse, 100; third horse, $50.
:, cond hacs--purse, 500: single dash OF
one mile; rec for all borses in Eureka and
adjoining counties that never beat minutes:
first horse, s2J0, second horse. $780,
Fourth Dny--Juiy 9Th.
First Race-Willows' st. Ledger, 500; free
for all 3-year olds: three-quarts-s Of mile
and repeat; frs horse. $40; second horse.
Sl00; tn rd horse. 500; catch weights.
Second Race-Purso, slO-Iroltiug Race.
free for all buggy horses in Eure u county
one mile and repeat go as you please-frst
horse. sl00; second $50.
Finh Nay-JuIy sth.
First Race-Singe dash, four miles: purse,
$500: open TO all second, lass h'r.es in Eure-
ka county; first horse, $50; second horse.
500: third horse, $50: catch weights.
Second kace-l'urse, $3.50: Emile dash; FREQ
for all first horse. 500; second horse. $50.
third horse, 500.
In races. entrance 20 per cent, one-half
for eit-t0 elOso 10Th of June-with Luther
Clark, ct the paiace Sa oon. A II races to be
run under tho California state Agricultural
Society rules. Three or more TO enter in
each race and three to stat.
myl8td HARDIE BROS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
FRANK ABAD1H,
Real Estate Dealer

DO Ell . L REEl sss-'. y UhEAAs NEv
Office im the Brick Building.
7 WOULD RESPECTS ULLY ANNOUNCE
i that am prepared to buy. sell end mort
gage real estate in Eureka, and also advance
money on good security.
Houses to rent suitable for business or for
families.
am also prepared to do general contract.
ing business.
mr23 NJ -.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

II X CONSOLIDATED MINING
llace OF business, Saa Fraucisco, Cal ornia.
Loc ton Of work', Eureka Mining district,
Eurel a county, State { Nevada.
Mott c. Their is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account Of assess
ment 'ovi on the 9th day ioi MAY,
1911. tn several anoan set olp pusitn Tho
ma nes o. the respec i've shareholder. US fol-
lows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19

And in accordance with law and mn. or Ter
of tho GARD % Trustees. made on tho 5th
day of May, 1877, so manv shares oi b
parcel ol such stock as may b, necessary will
be sold AZ rublic uuciiol, at tn, Office OF the
comi any, X ON Nc. ~, Nevada Block, No,
'00 n, ntgomery street, San francisco, Calf
tornin on
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
Meeting of Firemen.

The firemen's convention met last
evening at the Washington Engine
House.
In compliance with the new ordinance
passed last Thursday evening, requiring
the tiremen to wear badges at fire, and
prohibiting any one within the limits of
the fire unless wearing one of these
badges, the Chief Engineer of the de-
partment, William Hanna, was instruc-
ted to procure 800 badges, for the use OF
the department, the numbers to COM
mence at 100 and run upwards.
In order that the city may be better
protected, on the Fourth of July, the
city was divided into three districts. The
first district being from Fourth street
down, and comprising, the Washington
Fame, and Weccacoe engines. The Sc
cond destrict from Fourth to Ninth
streets was allotted to the Water Witch
Delaware and Reliance The third dis
trict from Ninth to the city limits was
allotted to the Friendship and Phenix.
In case of fire outside of the city
limits, and in case aid is telegraphed for
the following engines were appointed to
respond: Reliance, Water Witch, Ph9.
nix and Weccacoe.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
WILMINGTON MARK ETS.
SPECJAL NOTICES.
|Npsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia

IpepsIa is the most perplexing of all
I'M ailments. Its ymptOms are al
Nanite in heir variety, and the for
Ed deSpoudent victims of the disease
ancy themselves the prey, in turn,
ygy known malady. This is due, in
( 10 the close sympathy which exists
hen the stomach and the brain, and in
4 also to the fact that any disturbance
A sdlgeStive function necessarily disor-
he liver, the bowels and the nervous
|m, and effects, TO some extent, the
by Of the blood.
q, Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron sure
This is not new preparation, to be
and found waiting, IL has been pre-
fN daily for many years In the prac-
Geminent physicians With unparalleled
|as; ii is not expected nor intended to
jail the diseases to which the human
bly, is subject. but is warranted to cure
tspSia IN It's most obstinate form. Kun
Bitter Wine of Iron never falls to cure.
E0ms Of Dyspepsia are loss of appe-
Wind and rising Of the food, dryness OF
mouth, heartburn, distension of the
(ach and bowels, constipation, head
dizziness, sleeplessness and low spir-
lTy the great remedy and be convinced
emerltS. Get the gehuine. Take 0ply
ael'S, which is put only in 81 bottIes
g9 North Ninth St., Philadelphia,
huever fails. For sale by all drug
lUd dealers everywhere.
A@r h. +. kunkeps Bitter Wine oi
at Ike no other, six bottles for 50 90,
lgOttle.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
THE MARKETS.

Butter, print 23a25 per pound. eggs, %
per dozen chickens 81 GOAL, 90 spring
chickens, S1.00 per pair; apples, 35a40 per
half peck potatoes, 25aS0 do; and $la1 ;
rs per bu. new potatoes 30a45 per hall
peck; cheese. 18a20 a h.; lemons, 30a
40 per doz.; oranges 25a40 per doz.;
peas 12al5 hf. PIX; corn, 65a67 bushel
oats; 50cts do; beef steak, ,12a20 per pound
stewing pieces, Sale do roast, 12a2O do
ham, % mutton chops, 16a20; legs, 15a20
racks, 10al5; lard, 13a14, 2 for 25c; veal
l0a25 cat fish, 12a15; rock, 10; porquies
10 cts. h.; black fish 10aG2 pr. 10 had
dock; 8 hall ibIt,20 pike 15c per 10 mack
erel, 15a20 piece white perch, 15a25
per bunch; salmon trout. pound for %
centss; onions, 2 cents per bunch
bologna sausage, 10; squads, 30aSt
fresh trout 15a25 cents per bunch new
beets, 5al0 per bunch; .onions, Is hall
peck; honey, 25aS5 per pound; salad
Bets per head; spinach, s hf. pix. fresh
mackeral, 10 cents each; asparagus
12a15 cents; rhubarb 3a5 per bunch
radishes las per bunch cucumbers 2aI
per. piece; gooseberries 10 pr.
strawberries, 18a20 pr. qt.; Icurrar Is II
pr. qt.; string beans % cts pr hlf PIX
new cabbage 5aS pr nd; cherrieis 1Oal5cts
pr. qt; peas, 2a5.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
Gospel Temperance

me gospel temperance meeting at the
nail last evening was well attended. DIR.
Shelp opened the meeting with PRAYER
and was followed by the reading of fhe
scriptures bp Col. Rice. That gentleman
made lew comments showing that
though science claimed to be the highest
standard for mans guidance, vet it often
ialled before the teachings of illiterate,
humble ministers of Christ.
"A; a. townsend, Esq, arose and said
ne desired to say something to the CHRIS
tian men and women present. He asked
had the christians done their duty in the
temperancecause. He thought not but
toeyEshould awake to the great RESPONSE
bility resting upon them.
rev. Mr. Kramer was then introduced
ana before the gentleman said on word
tnere was an almost unanimous applause
by the audience, plainly showing that as
christian minister and upright mar
MIR. X. had the confidence OF those prss
ent' The Rev. gentleman gave a glow
ing description of the duty of man to God
whom he could reach through Christ ,anC
argued that Christ lcame with kindnes.
and love among men
WIN. Pusey was the next speaker, and
tnongh young man, showed signs O
ability as a speaker and orator. His il
Illustrations were excellent and the com
PARSONS just and true
Rev. Mr.. Shippers, of Norristown, Pa.
gave an interesting account of the grea
success OF fthetemperanceIcausein his com
munity.
During the evening, Misses Nav Taggar
and Eva Gem, delighted the audience b,
singing "Touch not the Cup"
DIR. Hicks announced that preparation.
are being made for the erection of a tent
In which another gospel meeting will be
held under the auspices of the City Hal
meeting.
The meeting will still be continued a
the Hall and union prayer meeting will
be held at the Hall every afternoon at
o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Mowbray and others wer,
announced as speakers for this even
ing.
THE TENT MEETING.
The tent meeting, last evening, drew
a tremendous crowd and was conduct.
ed with great spirit and enthusiasm
A number of interesting addresse
were made, Mr.. butcher being anon,
the speakers. His remarks, as usual
were full of power and patbos.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
WV UTUIy yUUISl
REV, ISSAAC N. AUGUSTIN.

THE ALARM OF FrRE.-The alarm of
fire last evening, shortly after 10 o'clock
was occasioned, by the burning of lot
of waste in barrel at D. Fl. Kent 3, Cos
stores on Shipley street above Second
The barrel was standing in the alley
way between the lower and Middle
stores, and was filed with lot of old
waste, ropes and the sweepings of the
stores. Upon inquiry at one of the
stores this morning, one of the proprie
tors stated that he thought that the fire
was the result of spontaneous combus-
ton. Fortunately the fire was discover
ed before it had made any headway, and
was extinguished by plug stream other
wise there might have been large fire.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
Rugby Academy.

This excellent institution finished a
successful year with the annual commen-
cement on Friday evening last, and is
now closed for the summer vacation. Dur
ing its existence in this city Rugby Aca-
DENY has gained an enviable reputation
and is now regarded as one of the very
best institutions for the instruction of
youth. Its list of scholars is very large,
and the excellent standing of its graduates
each year speaks well for the thorough.
fall term will open on Monday, Septem-
ber Sd, and applications for admission of
scholars can be made to the Principal
DR.. Sam1 w. Murphey, during the vaca-
tiOn.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
DAvENPoRr DRAMATIc ASSOCIATION

DAVENPORT DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
This excellent local dramatic organi-
zation, which in former years enjoyed an
excellent reputation, is coming to the
front again, and will, on Tuesday even
ing next, at the Grand Opera House, per-
form the great domestic drama, "The
Drunkard, or the Fallen Saved" The
piece is undergoing careful preparation
and thorough rehearsal, and will be put
upon the boards with thorough attention
to scenic effects and all other details so
essential to a successful performance
The Association deserves encouragement
in this laudable enterprise, and should
be rewarded by large audience at their
performance.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
.Ahe st. amer b. =. Ford.
APPROACHING CoMPLETIoN-A FINE, sA
TIsFACToRY VESSEL.

APPROACHING CoMPLETIoN-A FINE, BA-
rIsFACToRY VESSEL.
The steamer b. s. Ford, of the Chester
River (Md.) Steamboat Company, is now
rapidly approaching completion, at the
yard of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company, and is a fine, handsome YES
sells, satisfactory alike to owners and
builders. The boat has received her ma
chinery, which has been satisfactorily
tested, and the finishing touches will be
applied as rapidly as possible. The Ford
is much admired, and some of the BaltI-
more boatmen say she will be the hand
soonest steamer in that port.
The steamer is 175 feet long, with three
decks-upper, lower aud hurricane. The
lower deck is occupied by the freight
room, gentlemen's smoking room and
ladies' saloon,
Upon the upper deck there win be a
saloon about one hundred feet in length,
the sides of which will be richly panne-
lediwith wood of various shades and well
loon deck there will be two staterooms,
immedi "teIy in front of the wheel house,
for the officers of the company and the
steamer.
The general style of the interior pain
ting will be green and white. There is
promenade around the saloon. HeI
machinery is of the very finest make, a
single boiler. with 38 inch cylinder and 9
foot stroke. Her speed, it is estimated
will be II miles per hour, by which the
run from Queenstown to Baltimore can
be made in little over two hours. She
will have carrying capacity of 300 pas
sengers. and her total cost, when finish
ed, will be S75, 1000.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20

BLACKwooD for June has been receiv-
ed from the Leonard Scott Publishing
Co., Al Barclay street, New York. Con-
tents as follows A Woman-Hater. Part
KILL. Sundry Short Poems, by j. r. S.;
Twenty Years of African Travel; Pau
line, Part "; How l Caught my First
Salmon A Canadian Sketch Lord
Derbys Despatch and the Debate The
Storm in the East.
The "W oman-Hater" is finished in the
present part 1t was time to draw to a
close, writes the author, for the woman
hater is spoilt by being married, and the
other characters are suitably provided for.
"Twenty Years of African Travel" is
concise account of all that has been
done by individual explorations, giving a
fair general idea of what that continent
is, of what it is capable of being made,
and of the people by whom it is occupied
at present.
"How Caught my First Salmon will
be pleas reading for anglers, who may
be contemplating an excursion to the less
frequented salmon-runs of Canada.
The periodicals reprinted by the Leon
ard Scott Publishing 60. al Barclay St
N. W are as follows: The London
Quarterly, Edinburg, Westminster, anc
British Quarterly Reuieaos, and Black.
tcOod's Magazine. Price, 81 year fol
any one, or only SIS for all. and the pos.
tage is prepaid by the Publishers.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
SHOT DEAD.
By telegraph to the Gazette.

BY telegraph to the Gazette.
CINCINNATI, June 90
Nicholas Oscbner, saloon keeper, of
Ludlow, KY, just opposite this city, was
shot dead in his yard, last night. De-
ceased had been arrested several times
for selling liquor without a license, and
the officers again attempted his arrest
last night. He resisted and barricaded
the house. About twenty five Deputy
Marshals were sworn in, and siege of
the house commenced.
Firing was kept up for several hours.
Finally .hostillties ceased, and in talk
with the Mayor he agreed to surrender if
the crowd was taken away, but seemed
to be afraid of his life. Finally he went
out into the yard and was shot dead. The
ball entered his back and passed nearly
through his body. 1t is not known who
fired the shot. Great excitement pre-
walls
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
WASHINGTON KILOGRAMS.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToE, D. c., June 20.
Representative Kelly,of Pennsylvania,
dined with the President last evening ,af-
ter which they drove out for about two
hours. The judge is reticent as to topics
of the conversation. He says one of the
first acts of Congress when it meets, will
be to remonetize silver. making 1t legal
tender for all debts. He opposes Sher-
mans financial policy and says if it is
persisted in a financial crisis will follow
He returns to Philadelphia to-day.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20

position, higher, awarded to Jennie VIII
llaPs, 9S3s; lower, awarded to Harry W.
Bryan. Prize in Penmanship, awarded
10 Harry X Carpenter, 99s. Prize for
excellence of conduct, awarded to Willie
a. Boyd. Prize for diligence in study,
awarded to Flora Parry, Olin l.. West;
Harry W. Bryan.
AT the conclusion of the presentation,
the professor was, in return. presented
with handsome covered vase Of flower,
in a silver cup. -"
Ihe exercises Of the evening closed
WIN quartette, by Mrs. Newhall, Mis-:
kaudnitzkey, Professor Crabb and Mr..
James Slidham.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
Ice Cream and Fruit.

Kyle the we'll known and popular dealer
in ice cream, confectionery, cakes and
fruits is now at his accustomed stall in the
new Second street market house. where he
will dispence these luxuries during the hot
season. With his usual urba.iity and well
known politeness and CHEEKY good humor,
he will serve all his customers promptly
and do his utmost to lessen the burdens OF
life by doing the square hing to all his
fellow men, He will also supply parties
and pic-nIcs with ice cream, and orders can
he left either at his stall or at his house,
northeast corner of sixth and Orange
streets may .4-3m.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20
|WNms Worms! +! Worms !

.hunkel's Worm Syrup never falls
|ssuOy Pin, Seat and Stomach worms.
AalSel' the only successful physio IN
hMOyeS Tape worm IN two nc rs,
IVlu head, and no fee until removed.
aaol sense teaches if Tape worm be
pa, all other worms can be readily
|%d; Send for circular TO T.. f. Kun
+" NQrlll Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Ecaii on your druggist for a bottle of
Ms Nolm syrup, price 81. 1t never
june 8.