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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
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Sn SEEN gOrt 1T ieBt cine nugeIueue
etnaftt9e % m 6eOper, v6err Webrz
tDolf I'M GGfig", perfaBt BON einem
0euti6 : Nmerifaner Ramens
@arl CABIN, aufgefiibrt tporben, tporilber
Die v9f- .. Stsstg." i6reibt: v0as neue
Nerf 0es 6errn Sabm, tpel6er leit bielen
Sabren cine electromagnetic SteQunq unter
Den Retp g)orfer 0eiangoereinss Oirigenten
einnimmt un0 bic MGnner6orzQiterqtur
Inn cine Qtn5GDl iebr i66ben5nertber goms
poftttonen berei9ert bat, lit fetue fomti6e
Oper, reipecttpe Sperette, I'M tnoDernen
Gimme oteieS StteIS, ion0crn fte lit gau5 I'M
Genre, i'm StDl Der bef1en, alien, fomil6en
Spern bon 0tttersborf S6enf, @eigl,
gticolat u. I. N. 9eboIteu. Gin gIiidlt6er
@e6anfe bes Germ Sabm mar es, Ieiu
neueS Opus ben @eiangpereins= 8erbGlts
niiien, B. b. etnem fleinen Or0eiter ulto
bel6rGnften @bore, a%nSupailen. Oas al
Iein iollte benz @erfe bel ietnen 1~onftigeu
natiirlt6en 8or5iigen ben @eg iber bic
8eretnsbitbnen unlereS neuen un6 unieres
alien 8aterIanbes ebnen. gu ben %vionittz
gen natiirliden 8or3i9en" 5dbler mir Die
frtl9 unb fr01li6, gum She'll redt oriqt=
nell babinflteBenben WeIobien, Die geiangz
lid lebr gut beban6elten 8artten unb Die
6orafteriftti9e unb bel auer Gi1fQhbeit
re6t tptrflame Suitrumentattpn. SEER
Sabn bat nit letnem v@ebrpolf i'm &Gfig"
betptelen, Dap man nit einem tpobltempe1
rtrten GlaDier, StDet 8ioltnen, elmer
8ratl6e, Glortnette, Sorn &c. redt bitblde
Ntrfln9en e%r5telen fam Die Sntrobuf=
ton, bas Qieb beS Senoriften un6 bas Ntz
male (Qutntett nit @bor) 6irfen aIs bic
gelungeniten Rummern Der Oper anqefibrt
tperoen. 2tu6 bic Ouperture lit re0t gut
our6gearbeitet."
-9te Qrbetter>Barteitnun b Bel
Btttsburg gebt bamit nm, cine Gtieu-
gteBeret mad einem rieiigen BIone uub
unter benz Cooperative SDftem gu erbaueu.
OaS Werf erforoert Elm @runbfapitoI bon
$1,000 ,0GO. Sc iolen al benz 2tpefe
Gtne W2tQton Qftien 81 81 bic 9tftte o1s1
9egeben tDeroen; 9ttemano bari mebr Q[s
flint Nftien beiiBen. Sn benz JSerfe tper=
ben QfttonGre ais Qrbetter anqefteut.
- 9teier Sage tpur6e Ser G6iIabeIpbier
Wapor StofIep auf Der StroBe bon
etnem 1rngen Wanne ongegrtHer, Der i6m
otne trgeno cine Gcranloifung etuen
Tauiti6Ia9 in bas 0eitdt Dcriebte.
Ser WtuDor paGte letnen @n9reifer unb
ilber9ab i'm Ser 8oli3ei. Man permutbet,
ooB Der 9ou3ug elmer Stabtperorbnunq,
0ur6 bic 6es NngreiferS neuer M}arft1tono
bon Der StraBe %entfernt ipurbe, i'm Derz
anl9Bt bat, ben 2In9riff auf ben Wapor gu
MAIDEN.
= Gin @6emann in 6artforb, Cont,
fan6 nellt6 in ieiner g up p E elm 6aor,
ma6te etnen fItrhterIi@en QGrm unb lief
nit Dem 8emerfen ans SEM 6auie, er
per6e 3u leiner Wtutter eeben, tpp er ettpas
@enteBbares 81 eiien befommen tperbe. Die
Gattin nabm fi9 baS 10 gu 6eraeu, DdB ite
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
ueDer Baltimore.

Seoer Der 6os cite Gatertaro beiu6en ober Gerponote
uno Svennpe DON europa fonlnen laien nil, ioute pie
prodtpouen, neIeu, eIierneu S5raubeH : Hoitpanpiz
f8,@ia Ass
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Gt4tcS GbettattmeS 8crtbt 1ber SaS
8rpSe 9etSen Seteer Urau.
Sarwt@. Dtaif,. %, September

Serrn 8. 81. Stepers.
gSer.her @errl-Sd battle es fir meme RHt6t, @tpas
gum 2obe be5 VegeCfne Su fa9eu. gReiue Sran titt
loon lett mebreren Sabren on einelu i6Iimmen 5luB, ben
NerSteu unb elmer 9rOBen gnsobI peridteosner W{ebi5ineH
perinbt, aber es bat penig ~qebolien. Sic mar 10 ie3r
ab9ema9ert, bGB mir be Soifnuue uuf tbr ben
fot o~uteesebeu botteu. So mir non yegetEne b6ra
ten, bei@Iofeu mir nod eineu Geriud su moden. sic
be9auu i'm Ieeten @lGrs es an eebrdudtH, unb tbr Ge>
iuubbei ~suitanO bat lid ieitoem sebeiert. Sic bat in
fiebeE W2onaten I'M 81 Giuno Sugenommeu uub lit Jest
i'm Stanbe, threr @rbett nub;lgebeu. Gurs, ie 9Iaubt,
bGB 5e bird VegetTne eerettet worbeu lit lno gu isis
bieiem @eridt tSebrand MAIDEN, 10 itebt es tbnen iret.
Sic bat ~iIufSebu SI0i6eu boppn eeuommeu unb s=
brau9t es nod, uno i'd fam e5 fiber ois etn srofeS8IHtz
Ieiuisuu9smttteI e%mps5leH. &dtunsspou ber Sbrt9e,
Sn5pnhQ q utler
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26

Ben @erIN6 ma6te, ii0 nit 2au0anum su
pergiften. g2ur nit GROCER Ntibe selal18
IS, tbr 2eben 81 rette1.
Sn Gleoelano 1T icbt Elm Gfcrbe=
tier, iiber Ben eiu
6ortiges 8latt bert6tet: vg8ie man6e
vi6Dne 2eiertu", bat aud mandeS 8fero
Elm uerborbenes 0ebtB. Nber tpGbrenD bic
eritere iih an eiuen gei6tGteu t3abnarst
lpenoet, tpetB baS armc 4fer6 feline 6ulfe
fir iciu 2eiben su finben. 3abni6mer5en !
@lauben Sic, freunblt0e 0eierin, baB bic
9toItnante ob1e l1riade ben 8ooe1 auf=
l6arrt? Oenfen Sic, baS Gfero piebert
MIR INNER aus @cr9niiqen? Das
@eIG0ter beS Bferbes 1T oft Elm bite
rer Spott auf ietnen 6errn. 0o0
oel1ug bapon! Ser e~mpftnbiame ltnb blz
name Oanfee entbedte, baB Yferben ebenz
icgut 53dbne eingeiebt tDerbcn f0nnet, pie
O1el1iden. Gr periudte IS lnb eS gelang.
0ie Separation lit BET dlteren gebuloigtn
Rferoeu 10 rubtg tDie ettpoS. Sci ~iiingeren
miro yQa6s@as" onge>penOet. Gin fr0b=
Itd)ercS Baden, tpte cs ein inter bielen1
MeDtfament beftnbli6eS 9j6bri9eS Gfero
au5lt0bt, bat man nod ME geb0rt. IS lit
sum aus Der 6out fabren. Der grnBe
@ntbeGer Ser Observation-Disclosures lit Or.
Glart, nelder in benz 2eibltau bon Noonan
Spre6itunoen gtbt. Gr. bat, mte man
bort, einen gepaItigen 3uiprlld. 2lu6
GicI mer0en nidt 0bgetpieien. SIM @egens
tbcil ioIen ite ictne 6eilmetbobe son3 be-
lonbers gut ftnben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26

ffidef SeiiDiG .nideft a%shanSer. @ttsE nnS Gr aprnHs
# BON erok.E Eia fistsit, bet ge9 fssnor1BaS ser S sfirSs,
et1ietur Il i. 10. Mrs in fIr3eFter !3e!t 9.betlt. 9es
idIsdtlide sdroaden. ndftttSs SaameEsrstssnnssrt
peIde burd ScthitbsheGung %entlte9eH nHo SIrp9terI
Toidsitst' 3sit fnr9 bic bsFat5e2annter Dtt,Isl Der @:;t
tnrirt iueroeU. Ctr yu6 ,iir Die S%ltiaionsT, %ent99ltsRo
Nues in gesu9 uui Seidle5tsfrontbeiter. bic @ebetr>
niIle bes @eiaIed;ste5eus uup oereu Sot3eH, fret " b3s
Zen in Der OtFi:e ooer 9eocn @ntriGtnn9 pom ~ @ents
inne, iomie SOFT lnS Yoets perlonoet. n6sen lid mlnos
lid obcr i6riitItd meIben. gU: @eIadite eonFbeutieG.
ct. Santes bat % 2imner uno porlors. Set einem
gGiude febt man MIR ben Ooftor. Office otunoenuo1
I'LL Dtoreens bis z llbr Gbeuos. Gonntass BON IL
Nitibc. 25au9 t. iOIw6 bun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26

la9ren re3etn1dBt9 que IL GQ9s eptlUeH SECEscfI IHo
Baltimore InO uebnsea @~3oia9iere gu btGisiteH
NidteU an.
gSir MAIDEN nod Defenders uuf fot9enbe fir oeutids
Sic Ienbe beobaGtungSwertbe BorSn9e uufr1ertlam, metz
d. be Settle nit uniern S6iiie1 btetet: Ole EGiiogiere
linS inter SeItideu, t6nnen itb aIio nit Seoermaltr
ucritdnOigeu obne OoImetlder 81 aebrou6en. lImiigen
aus e.neul Sdtif in oas anoere, rTe bel iunirecteu 0iei@
len inpet ni9t itotty; bic Gaiia9iere eeben in &renlpn los
ele:d on Boro bes Sceonoolnpfers u'ID Dertaien peuie!s
ben crit in Baltimore.
Ter yonoungspIag Der Dampii6iife in Baltimore lit
3ueieid Depot Der Baltimore unb Ohio G~iien6a5n,
pel6e Eoiiagiere Den nub nod benz @eiteu SIT biut1ez
rC1t Yyeiieu bet6rbert, els irseuo etHs Giieubabn DON
gep Oort ober PHILADELPHIA.
Sci Mntunit Ger GanpIidife pirb has Gepot iir oue
ni6t Nngeitelte seiblnneu, 10 ba6 bic Eiupanoerer ni6t
Der @e abr ~ou5geiest fiuo, DON 8etrugern beidwiuoett
ali lverbeu. mas in onberH SaienpidgeI Ieiber 10 opt Der
Sell lit.
QGesen Sro6t unb EoIio3e in biefsr IN leber Sinitdt
empIebIensperibeu S9tiien weupe mGn iiG an bic Senes
Tul> gteeUteI.
u. Sdubmaber & Co.,
$50. ) Glib Gap Ctr, Baltimore, Wh.
ober on 8. GIouHcmius & Co.,
@6StiarrSo orf & &ctneu1an3t.
&copolD Diaper,
s. SPto5elsoprH & &c.,
17iu1Sp6uio in Gbtco9n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Ser @eri@t Der Strait
Sorwt9, Moii.. "A. Sept. 1875.

Sorwt@, WloiI,, "a. Sept. 1875.
Serru 8. R. Stepeus.
28ertber Serr! =. SD fitble mid sebruneen, etnige
@orte lber VegetEne Su ia9en. Die Ner6ts iosteIr,
i'd bate 10 piele yetbeu, ooB ie mir ui3ts 81 9eben nip
ten. sic Togteu. I'D bdtte idIed,e Sdite. unb 9iereu>
leibeu urb Yeber!eibeu uub Ser;idpGde. uuS i'd CLAUDE.
es mar @ietnoub pom Sdmorrboibeu mebr 9epIogt ais
id. Die @er3te iasteu, es mise mir uibtS, nod NebiSiu
etn3unebnlen, bo I'D hen Wtai ntbt ~iiberIebeu fonnte.
g9obrltt, i'd CLAUDE, Vegecine bat mir bas e:ben GEE
rettet, uub rEeine ~g$abboru ie9en, bab Vegetine bel
mir Iptrtlid cine punoerbare 6eiIuR9 beDirtt bat, uno
Seoem, ben i'd trefe, ia9e ids, bos es bic bette Wtebt3iu
In ber g2ett lit.
Sebr boHtbar bic Sbrise
Erau &, &. Butler,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26

- @us Rafott, 81. Oftober, tpirb
geidrieben: Scr @bef Ser 8anffirma
Srans g. Meper bon bier, Bo5en=
8aOen uno StroBburs,< Sole.f Meper,
StroBburg bierher i'm StG0tder Biibl err
l6oiieu. BeoelttenDe Geriulte bur0 ge>
tpagte Spefulattonen, bon lDel6en Dtele
Seamten> 8amiIien beTrofen iinO, bilOeteu
oas Wtotip CUR Sbat."
= Ser GefretGr bes nnternebmens Ser
6er3zSeiu@ &tr6e auf Dem Wfont=
martre 0dris) rt6tet an Sic totboLi>
ihen GI6tter Elm S6reiben, in peIbern er
fleinIaut beri9tet, boB bic 6ubicriptionen
6er 0lGubigen bis sur Stunoe Stpar 0te
0rInolegung unb Sic NuSfiiDrung Der
nG6lten Nrbetten geftattet BADEN, bag aber
Die Bouenbung oes 8oueS ernitli0 ge>
fGbrbet pGre, tpenn Bic frommen Spe11ben
fortan nt6t rei6Iiber f01Iel1, oIS in ben
lebten Sabren. lin in bteler ytot9 oud
ietn S6erfein bei3utra9en, bat Der y op #
lntttelft BreDeS gerltbt, bic vbeilige Siga
beS gtattonalz 0eIiibbeS" lnter Sen belon>
beren S6ub beS betlt9en Soief unb bes
GrSengels WetddeI 81 iteIen un0 ni6t MIR
ieoem W}itgIieb Der ielben, bas am @eoG6t=
niBtoge beiagter S0ubpatrone 90. W}Gr3
rnO 20. September) bon Der Triibmelie
big 0eSpersett in ieiner Rfarrfirhe geiit7
lt6en ~ltebungen Dbliegt, QblaB
big an iein ieIi8eS 2ebensenoe 3u Qe=
tpdbren, iouOern allen anberen Mjtgltebern
lteben SABRE Der btmmItl beu
.Strafen 3u erIaiien unb oiele
8ergiinftiglng aud ouf Die Seelen I'M
Segefeuer 81 ilbertragen.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09

SPEECH BY MIR. JEFFERSON DAVIS. The
New Orleans Times Oi April % prints II
speech made by Mr.. Jefferson in that city
iu response to serenade from the Lee
Association of Mobile, Ala, IN which he
says, among o her things "For the honor
of the comrades whose untimely death you
mourn, for the respect due to the cause
you loved, for the pride you feel in your
ancestry, for the hopes you cherish for your
posterity, let not your eyes revert constant
ly to the past. but, confronting the present
and looking patrlotically on the future, let
your efforts be made TO repair what has
been Injured, and to build again; higher
and broader, on a more solid foundation.
the temple Of human liberty, after the
model LETT you by your fathers. You Ell =
gagged in no war in no war for sectional az
grandizement, you fought no battles Tor
advantage; you were prompted by
no malice. and your knightly escutheon Is
tarnished by no sordid hate or desire for
mean revenge. The war left you stripped
of all save honor, and your chivalry was as
incapable of intlIcting wrong as it was OF
submitting tc 1t tamely.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
THE PENSION AGENCIES.
PENINSULAR MOI ES.

Mr.. j. w. Walker, who has been fol
many years engaged at Lewistown, as
tile agent Of the New England Wrecking
Company, has moved to Wilmington.
A half-mile race track has just been
completed at Rehoboth City. Remember
Rehoboth City is not Rehoboth camp
ground, but is two miles lower down the
beach
Ex-Congressman Big5s' new home in
Middletown, is to be the finest one in
the place, it is said. 1t is also reported
that Gov. Cochran is going to build a
fine one there.
The editor of the Easton Gazette, W.
II. Council, has been reappointed and
commissioned postmaster Of Easton. Mr..
Council has held the office for twelve
successive years.
There seems to be no doubt at the
present time that the peach crop this sea-
son in Pennsylvania, Delaware and
Maryland, will be one of the largest ever
yet gathered in one year. The fruit
growers are somewhat anxious about the
means of getting their fruit to market,
and on the 10Th instant they are to meet
in convention.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09

A FINE BARN.-John X. Way is en-
gagged in the erection of fine barn upon
his farm in Londongrove township.
1t is 100 by about rs feet. and is being
constructed after the best and most ap-
proved plan. In its construction the
very best lumber is being used-white
and yellow pine. and the finish will be
first class, the arrangement making it
a model of convenience. 1t will be
rooted with slate. Judges say this will
be one of the finest and best barns in
the State. Mr.. Way has erected mum
ber of other new buildings on his prem
isis, all of which are of the best char
acter.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09

POCKET PIcKED.-One day last week. an
old man OF respectable appearance, from
Thorndale, Chester county, who had some
~ ipess in our neighborhrod, while pass
ing along the road nUnr Smyrna, Salisbury
twp, overlook pedestrian Of genteel look
who asked permission to ride slort dis
lance, as he was very much fatigued. The
polite old man at one acceded to his re-
quest, and invited him to be sea'ed in the
carriage. The stranger appeared to make
himself very agreeable, describing the beau
tiful seen cry in the distance, with such fue
views OF the Gap and the Welsh mountains
and the rich valleys below, ect. After hav-
ing rode about half a mile tohether, it
seemed the strangers business required
him to take another road, and the OLD man
continued his journey in the direction OF
the Gap, but soon discovered that his pock-
ct book, containing over S22 in cash, was
gone with certificate OF depost for $500
ON the defunct bank at Coatcsvile. The
stranger has not since been heard OF in
these parts'-Ldllc. Hlquirer.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
A HEALTH INFLUENCE!

Restoring the Nervous and Debilitated.
Imparting Life, Strength, and Health to
the Ud'lill0 organism.
Successfully treating Disease Wtthom Medicine.
DIR. .BRYAN'S ELECTRO ROVOLTAICAND
NJ MAGNETIC APPLIANCES.
Recently introduced after years of study
and research. They are of quadruple pow
er. 1mbuing the system with constant
current of Vitdtizi'a0 Electric and Magnetic
force
ELECTRICITY is NATURES POWER.
A Sovereign Specific in Dyspepsia--Ner
vous Debility-Diseases OF the Lungs
Rheumatism -Epilepsy-Sciati-
ca Spinal derangements--Imp
Disorders of the Kidneys-and Functional
difficulties generally.
The Appliances are strongly charged with
Electric, Galvanic and Magnetic influence
OF different degrees Of Intensity, suitable to
all cases, and conditions, and effect. Cures
10here medicines hare Jdiled.
References to numerous Physicians and
Patients
illustrated Pamphlets explaining the
principles of their action Cost, etc, free on
application, Address
DIR. BRYAN
14T East Fifteenth Street,
aE"ly New YorK.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE


Upon the application of Joseph B. Langley
Administrator, G. Il. a of Jerem ah Dodds.
worth late OF Wilmington Hundred in said
County. deceased it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator afore.
bald, give notice OF the granting of Letters OF
Administration c. T. A. upon the kstate Of
the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by. causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such Letters, in six OF the most public places
OF the County OF New Ca. tie. requiring ali
persons having demands ayai nst fhe Estate,
to present the same, or alb de by an Act Cf
Asse molly in such case made and provided
And also cat Sc The same to be ins erted with.
in the same peroid In the Wilmington GA
zE1TE newspaper pub ished In Whining
ton and to be continued therein three weeks
(e.o,d)
C~~~-) Given under my hand and Seal of
l.. >. Office OF the Reg ster aforesaid at
- rev tastle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above Written.
S. Q. BIGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
Registers Order.
REGISTER 8 OFFICE.

new Castle Co., April I, 1877,
Upon the application of George III Rob
inette, Administrator of David Robinette.
Sr., late of Wilmington Hundred in said
county, decd, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore-
of Administration upon the Estate of The
deceased, with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
Wlthin forty days from the date OF such
the County of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the Els.
taIe, 10 present the same, or abide by an
Act or Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 he
inserted within the same period in the
DAILf u. ,tI GAZETTE, a newspaper published
three weeks. (e. o. d. '-
(~o) Given under the hand and Seal or
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid. at
'~N~' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written
s. G. BIGGS, Register
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09

Town ELECTION AT ELKToN.-Elk
ton, Md, May AN election for town
commissioners was held here to-day with
the following result, but with no political
significance: II. H. Mitchell, 100 votes,
r. G. Reese 116, K. E. lamar los, P. r.
Cleaver, 115, Il. brennan, I12, j. Part
ridge, IL, all democrats. The opposition
ticket was composed of three OF each po-
litical party, received the following vote ::
}. Hinchcliffe "a, r. H. Tuft 92, A. G..
lutte so, j. Welles 81, r. Marshbanks
81, G. Wilworth 81. NJ. Dunbar, who
was on both tickets, received 19l votes.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
NORTHWESTERN MAIL SERVICE

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, May s.
Mail service has been ordered from
Port Pierre, Dakota, to Deadwood City,
in the Black Hills, distance of $50
miles, three times week, at the rate of
5000 per annum.
There are now five routes to Deadwood
City. From Bismarck, Kearney, Hot
Greek, Sidney, and Port Pierre. They
will all expire September. Both next.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
1h,tnd of O Great Monopoly.
sLwING MACHINE PATENTS THAT BIC NE
CONN Prep -RTY AFTER TODAY,

sLwING MACHINE PATENTS THAT BIC NE
CONN o PRO -RrY AFTER TODAY,
WASH NG ron. May For weeks past
the attic, ne of the great sewing ma
dime ooln .anies have been arc und the
Patent Ofice searching for some loop
hole for an extension hunder guise OF a
new issue Of the sewing machine patents
which expire at noon Tomorrow. None
has been found ,,anl the following named
patents. On which the life OF the sewing
machine monopoly rests, now become
common property t. the country. The
vibratory needle and reciprocatii 81 ut :
tie; the foundation OF the double thread
machines; the vibratory needle and the
rotating hook, the vital principles OF the
single-thread machines; and the COL
tinuous feed in combination with one or
both Of these, either with wheel motion
or fore motion. The last is the vital
principle out of which alone, exclusive
of the other patents, the monopoly has
cleared four million dollars. In the orig.
inal Howe machine the feed motion was
secured by thin slip of the metal with
wheel After 1t had gone SO far the cloth
had to be lifted back, a tedious opera
tion which made the machine nearly
useless. The d fficulty was bridged by
Batchelder, who substituted cylinder,
making a continuous feed, for the plate
Under various modification, ,one of which
was invented by Wilson in 1850 for a
vibratory feed, this B.tchelder patent
has remained essenti to every sewing
machine, Wha ever its work or make
might be. 1t has been extended twice.
70 the enormous profit OF the "ombin1 :
II IN that was made by he Sing r,Whe |
or d Wilson, Grover & Baker. aud How c
Sewing Machine Companies to pool the
profits in making it. A year ago the
great monopoly pooled million dollars
to procure third extension. Lobbyists
and lawyers were retained by tine dozen
but the job was too fragrant even for
Washington conscience.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
SUICIDE OF A WASHING ron MAN

PHILADELPHIA, May To-day Com
missioner Roberts, of Camden, received
information respecting the identity of a
man who committed suicide by throwing
himself under the engine at Fairman's 5
crossing, on the West ersey railroad, on
Friday evening last. His name was
VIM. H. johnson, of Washington, where
for several years past he has been EN-
ployed as clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment. Recently he was among those
who were discharged, and it is supposed
that circumstances so preyed on his mind
as to render him melancholy, which su-
pernduced the commission of the rash
act.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
AN OVERDUE STEAMER.

New YORK, May s..
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
No news has yet been received of the
steamer getty of Brussels" with the
Canadian pilgrims on board, which. is
now eighteen days out from New York
to Queenstown.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
From LATE EDITIONS OF
rr,s YES STEKDAY.
FROM WASHINGTON.

REVENUE RECEIPTS SHIP
MENTs. &c.
ByTelegraph to the GAZETTE.
70 WASHINGTON ID. g., May 8.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, $2S2,-
$50; custom receipts, $. $.555,91o; national,
bank notes, received for redemption,
S595,000. 1t is understood that import
ant foreign appointments are under con
sideration at the Cabinet session to-day.
The treasury shipments of silver in ex-
change for national bank notes average
forty-thousand dollars per day.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

=
Upon the application of Margaret patti.
crew, AdministratriX of John Petticrew
laIe OF wilmington Hundred in said Coun
~, deceased; 1t is ordered and directed bv
give notice of the granting of Letters of Ad
mlhlstration upon the Estate of the de
ceased with the date of granting thereof by
causing advertisements to be posted with
IN forty days from the date of such letters
5il, ~ SIX OF the most public places of the
county Sonl ny OF New Castle, requiring ali per.
,',nt ttt.LlS demands against the estate to
sa,ehi pos5iiC te same or abide by an act of AS
1enlioiS snd IN such case made and provided
ana also cause the same to he insertei
" wltilln ,.l the same period in the Wilmington
" -, 1AnETIE a.I newspaper published i'm Vii
nlniglon, iiiddi and to be continued therein three
weeks, (e. o. d 0''' 'iii &c
Given under my hand and Seal
{ Ia >. of office of the Register n afnras % ~
- - at New Castle in New Castle "a
AFORESAID the day and year above written'
$. G. BIGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09

The undersigned successor TO and part
ner in the late firm of E. B'inghurst 4 Co
holesale and Retail Druggists, will con-
tinue the business at The old stand. and
while returning his sincere thanks that the
previous efforts of the firm have met with
such gratifying appreciation, will, with the
aid of a fun corps of competent and skill
full assistants, who have had q practical
training in this establishment in their ex-
perience respectively, of from five to ten
years EACH and three of whom are Grddu-
endeavor by faithful and careful attention
the highly responsible duties of the
Apothecary in his manifold dealings with
life ard health to merit and receive the lib
eral patronage so long extended to this house
z. JAMES BELT, Apothecary,
c5-tf Cor. Sixth and Market Streets.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-09
THE POST OFFICE ACCIDENT

RESULT OF THE INVESTIGATION.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
New YoRK, May 8.
1t is understood that the commission
that has been investigating the recent
Post-O Office accident decided that the
truss supporting the roof had not been
made according to contract and that the
party in charge of the repairs had been
remiss sy not seeing that the truss was
of the required strength.