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Loan. Issocfatfons.

The eight annual meeting Of the Bran
dywine Building and Loan Association,
was held at the "Old academy" building
in the Ninth ward. All the officers Of
the Association last year were re"elected.
The Secretary reported that there had
been cash received from various scources
during the year, So, ,691 SO; and expend-
ed $3O,224 56, leaving a balance in the
Treasury Of $466,82. rr1
For the eight years that the Associa,
ton has been in existence there had been
cash received to the amount of $133, ,491,
8, The present value Of each share is
Sl68 06; amount paid ON each share, 500;
increase for the $40 80; increase during
the past eight years, $62 O6; increase for
eight years equal to q gain of $64 68.
| The whole number of shares in force GAL:
whole number purchased Ill; number as
signed to the Association, 399; number of
stock holders 90; number of shares not
borrowed ON 139; number of shares aslgn-
ed fcriloans on notes 1903.
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u,1NNIGToN MARKETS,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
/, KDDEel'S Bitter Wine Of Iron

never been known TO fail in the cure OF
mess, attended with symptoms; indis-
lion to exertion, loss OF memory. difn-
4 Of breathing, general weakness, hor-
bi disease, weak, nervous trembling,
fful horror of death, night sweats, cold
weakness, dimness of vision, languor,
ersal lassltude of the muscular sys-
enormous appetite with dyspeptic
btOms. hot hands, flushing of the body,
less Of the skin, pailtd countenance and
lions on the face, purifying the blood.
in the back, heaviness OF the eyelids,
bent black spots flying before the eyes
temporary suffusion and loss OF sight,
! Of attention, etc. These symptoms
tise from weakness, and to remedy
use E. +. KUNKEL'S Bitter Wine of
1t never fails. Thousands are now
Eing health who have used it. Take
1 Il. +. KUNKEL's. XII
Ware Of counterfeits and base imita-
d, As KunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron is
fell known all over the country, drug
themselves make an imitation and try
PIN II off on their customers when they
|for Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron.
'lnkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is put up
in 81 bottles, and has a yellow wrap
flcely put on the outside with the pro-
Eor's photograph on the wrapper of each
Ie Always look for the photograph on
outside, and you will always be sure to
ne genuine. 81 per bottle, OF six for S5.
BY druggists and dealers everywhere.
ILL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.
!. KUNKEL's Worm Syrup never fails
fstroy Pin, Seat and Stomach worms.
|huSREL, the only successful physician
removes Tape worms in 2 hours. alive
mead, and no fee until removed. Com
sense teaches If Tape worm be remoy-
u other worms can be readily destroy
send for circular 10 DIR. Kunkel, No.
|Norlh Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. +,
slli on your druggist and ask for q bottle
pr fails. msrev1m.
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Governor Ghambsrlsin Yields 60 the


Logic of Events.
According to the latest intelligence,
says the N. Y. Herald, Mr.. Chamberlain
has decided to act like man of senseand
discretion and make no show Of resist
ance to Governor Hampton when the
troops are withdrawn. We have no
doubt that this statement will be justified
by the event. Nearly a week is to inter
vene before the troops are removed, al
though the order has been already given.
The putting of such an interval between
the Presidents decision and its execution
is mark Of wisdom. The impulsive
ebullition of feeling which attends the
disappointment of Mr.. Chamberlain and
his friends will cool down and subside
after the lapse of little time. They
know well enough that resistance would
be futile. . .c.s
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SECOND EDITION
BY TELEGRAPH.
TFE {E
Governor Hampton.

WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT PRETENDER
CHAMBERLAIN's LETTER.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 3.
Governor Hampton left this morning
for Columbia. In an interview late last
night, in answer to question regarding
the late letter of ex-Gov. Chamberlain to
the President, Gov, Hampton said: 3
had intended, to-day, to prepare a
brief reply to that letter, correcting some
Of Its statements of facts and circumstan-
ces, repelling some of the charges and re.
Elections unjustly made, but l have been
unable to do so. s5 ..a .5i..,t,.,,
Of course I make ample allowance for
a man in his position, and trust the peo-
pie will be equally generous. g.
Reporter-To what particular point to
you refer in the letter. -
Governor Hampton. Well, in the first
place, he is entirley wrong as to the fact
Of the troops ever being sent to the State
House, when General Ruger arrived in
Columbia late at night. He was sent for
by Governor Chamberlain and told that
the State House was surrounded by an
armed mob, which was entirely false.
The troops were quartered in the State
House that very night at Chamberlain's
request.
The militia companies which Mr..
Chamberlain styles unlawful organiza-
tions, are composed of some of our best
citizens and have been in existence for
a long while, some dating back even
prior to the war. -.lt
Before Mr.. Chamberlain fell from
grace with the Democracy of South Caro-
lina.he often addressed these very unlaw-
ful organizations, and in some instances
Joined themin professions. He is an
honorary member of fseveral of them, and
has presented some of them with flags. It
will not do for him to say such things
now. ...-f 49,
Reporter-How were his statements
with respect to his electionP
Governor Hampton-They are equally
wanting in truth. The Supreme Court
OF the State consisting of three Republi-
can Judges, unanimously decided the
Mackey Republican House illegal, and
yet on the face of this Mr.. Chamberlain
allowed this very House to count the
votes and declare him Governor, and
proposes in his letter to stand by that
proceeding, -..- ...,.
COncluded in Third Edition.
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The Markets.

The street market this morning,
was rather poorly attended by far
mers although the number of buyers
was about the same.
The prices remained at about the
usual figures, but on some articles
there was an upward tendency, the
price of fresh butter was selling at 40
and in some cases 45 cents per pound +;
last week IL wasqueted at 80 and 40 cen
per pound; roll butter has decreased
In price selling from 20 to 80 cents
per pound; eggs were selling at 20
cents per dozen, and plenty Of them
cheese was s'commanding higher price
for good quality 20 cents per pound
was asked; oranges were selling frem
10 to As cents per dozen; new onions
have made their appearance, and sell
ling at 2 bunchesfor 8 cents. Spinach
was selling rapidly at is cents per
half peck; Salad, was quoted at 10
and 10 cents per head, and found
ready huyers; cabbage was very scarce
and very high in price, good head
bringing 25 cents; corn sold at SO cents
per bushel 2 cents higher than it sold
for ON Saturday. 49, ---- ...=-
The fish market was well supplied
with the exception of shad which still
remsin rather scarce. The prices of
Southern shad remained at the same
figures. - .H. Nl-l-+-'-'.
! Delaware shad have made their ap-
pearance and were commanding a
higher figure than the others, selling
from 60 to 80 cents per peice; herring
have decreased in price selling at %
per dozen. 81.
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FIRST sEDITIoN!f
4'shed MEMS Hall Co.
AfssuAL MERrIss--lLscrlos or oys,cr,.
AND pIRrcrnna

ANsuAL NRETIseTlLFcrIoR or oYFIcraa
.,,...., ehao 80 AND DIkEcTons. 9rip .a.rj /
Last NIGHT the animal meeting 81 tha
BED Mems Hail Company, Of this citv.
vas held at the sffice Of, the Secretary'
Geo. G. Maris, Esq. at the N. W.corner
SIXTH and Shipley streets. In addition
70 the routine businese the folIovinv
officers were elected: % - -
President-4 Henry II. Dure.g
Vice President--Joseph Pyle.
Secretary George @. Maris:
Treasurer DIR. s. Marshall.
Directors-Joshua Maris, joseph A,
Bond /, A. Smith, J.Z. Barr, +. Franke.
=. L, Rice, Jry E. F. Eckel, Char les
krautf, ID. ii. Carpenter, Isaac Wood
row, James q. Beeson, A. S. Capelle
James Morrow, John L. Sterling. ID. A.
Van Trump, Robert Moore ehouse, VIM,
u. Grifhtb, John Speorl.
me measures were taken at the meet
ing looking TO the commencement of
work on the new public hall which the
company contemplates erecting, but the
newly elected Board of Directors is com
posed of active and energetic men, who
will thoroughly carry out every move
ment calculated to forward the purpose,
and intent Of the company.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

BASE BALL.-A meeting of the Quick
step B. b. Association was held last
evening. and the only business of impor-
tance transacted was the signing of the
lease by the proper officers for the grounds.
A force of workmen will be put to work
tomorrow for the purpose of putting the
groundsin thorough order for the season
The players who have been selected to
play in the nine have been apprised oi
the fact by letter, but no reply has been
received from them, and it is not yet
known whether they will accept the posi-
lions rendered them or not.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

NTOTICE.-I. Daniel Colwell, do hereby
IN give notice that 1 shall apply in writ
ing to the Judges of the Court of General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, in and for the coun-
ty of New Castle, on Monday, the 7th day
Of May next, A. D.. 1877, being the first day
OF the next May Term OF the said Court,
for a license to Keep hotel in the town OF
Delaware City, School District No. 90, Red
Lion hundred, New Castle county. Della
ware, to sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk ON
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens and substantial freeholders recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
Isaac Hunter, Jacob Fremp,
Joseph B. Bigger, John Maloney,
Joseph Loesch, John H. Roberts,
Lewis Laboub. Edward Dewaney,
Patrick Cunning, John FARRELL
James Lang, Martin Cunning,
John Armour, James Muiligan.
apr4-3t. DANIEL COLWELL.
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At HCITSf
No. 22a MARKET ST., w1Lx1serox nr,

NO. 223 MARKET ST., wILMINeroN DEL.
He has reduced the price of hanging
IL wall paper SO as to make il az cfeaf,
as common white wash. Holt is practicall
HANGING WALL PAPER REDUCED
rom Tr ls cents TO 10 cents per piece at Holt,s.
y you want good cheap Job of wall pa
Rerng done. Holt is the man to serve Won.
nus experience Is worth something to you.
WALL PAPERS ARE GOING UPl
Not In price, but on the walls Holt ia
busy putting them up.
"A FALL IN WALL PAPERS,
at Holts, 223 Market st. They fell in price.
WINDOW SHADES in beautiful de-
Signs, and also in plain goods In ali tints
At Hoit's, No 22S Market street
ONE BAND WINDOW SHADES
are the latest. Holt has them in the newest
tints and styles and in size from 10 feetdown
DOWNS DOWN., DowNll!
Look in Hollis windows. No. 223 Market
street, at the beautiful designs in wall pa.
per. febA-s4W2mos
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

AccIDENT.-Yesterday morning about
10 o'clock while number of boys were
engaged at play in one of the slaughter
houses in Miller's Court, George Clavey,
aged about 13 years, met with painful
accident. At the time the accident hap
pened he was running with large butch
er knife in his left hand, he slipped, and
fell thepoint of the..knife entering the
right arm cutting an ugly cash, over an
inch long, and at the same time severing
two arteries. he Immediately started to
his brother in the Second street market
the blood flowing freely all the way. Up
on arriving there he was taken to DIR.
Jones, who dressed the wound. This
morning he was doing all right.
EsouIRE BRADY's CouRT.-Before Esq
Jesse Gordon, j. Herbert Brown, VIM.
Martin, EzekielSpicer and Ezra Lukens,
charged with disorderly conduct, waived
D hearing and were held in $500 bail each
for appearance at Court. Their alleged
offense was in annoying woman over in
Browntown by tending her assyenade
Of old gongs, cow bells, shouts, pistol
shots and other discordant noises.
I James Temple, COL, charged by Chas.
Agnes, Win oDtalnlnP Two LuDS DelOnP-
ing to Agness, on false representations,
was discharged on account of insufficient
evidence. ..-
FIsHY TRoUBLE.-Two fish venders,
last night, fixed up their stand at Second
and King streets, ready to commence
business bright and early in the morning
but when they came down, this morning
they found their stand in the street, and
another dealer occupying their position.
They rushed off to Squire Frazer for le-
gal redress, but finding they could obtain
none, they left, declaring their intention
to take satisfaction ytout OF the hide" of
the impudent usurper. Further develop
ments are awaited with interest.
POLICE CoURT.-Business at the police
station still continues to be very dull, but
four cases were heard this morning;
three drunks, with the usual penalty of
40 cents and costs; and the other was
Manull Black, arrested for violating the
city ordinance in regard to the cleansing
Of cesspools, fer which ofense he was
required to pay costs. 80. -,.
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DANGERoUs.-On Front street, just
beyond King, is large excavation in the
pavement, leading to cellar under a
stable. The place has. been kept covered
with boards, but they have become rot
ten, and some of them lost or stolen, but
at present the ones remaining are in such
a condition that person walking along
the street at night, and should happen tC
tread upon them, they would undoubt
edly fall through and perhaps break some
of their limbs. The place is danger
Gus one, and the proper authorities should
see that new boards are Immediately pla-
ced therefor to allow it to remain as it is
now would be great neglect. The prop
erty belongs to Philip Plunkett.
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u. 8. Prisoners.

On board the 2 o'clock train, this
mernipg there were thirteen prisoners in
charge of U. S. detective, who was TAX
ing them from Washington ! where they
had been convicted of various crimes
against the U.sS. Government, to the
State prison at Albany, N. Y. Most Of
the number were counterfeiters of silver
pieces. The names of the prisoners could
not be accertained, nor the number Of
yearsIthat each one had been sentenced
to serve out at hard labor.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

THE MAsQURRADK.-The long looked
for masquerade under the management Of
Anton Acme takes place at the Sayille
building to morrow night. This will
certainly be the last one given this season
by Mr.. Henze, and those who enjoy fun,
and jollity should not fail to be present.
To those who attended the former ones it
is unnecessary to give any advice to in re-
gard to attending this the last and no
doubt best Of all.
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Temperance.

ast ay.ning Was Ysr1 noorly
tended, at the time the meeting opened
there being onlyi twenty-five persons
present.
The exercises were opened by the sing
ing of the hymn "Jesus Lover of my
Soul" accompanied by music on an or.
gan. After singing; prayer was offered
BY Rev. Lafayette Marks of Hanover
church.
During the evening addresses were deo
livered BY President Wells, w. White,
4 A number of persons signed the pledge,
which now numbers about 400 signers..
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StrayawaiG.

nTLook out for the measles; they come
like thief in the night But Kings Cough
Syrup soon gets the best of the cough that
accompanies them.' Mar22- eod3w. ,
The sale of Sarsaparillas for blood and
liver medicines is almost entirely super
seded by the introduction of DR., Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, which far
surpasses in efficacy these olden time
medicines.
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Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs Shanks, of Philadelphia,
teach the art of dancing.
@. 81. B. Day, Esq, OF Dover, Clerk
of the last Delaware House of Repre-
sentativcs, is In the city to- day.
The Municipal Society of Chester
gave their annual banquet at the
Morris House. in that city, ON Monday
night. 7'l-
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TROUBLE FOR robson.
1MMnNsE FRAUDS IN TIE NAVY pHpAR

IMMENSE FRAUDS IN THE NAVY DEPART
MENr. t..Ifr MI o..
WASHINGTON, April 3-Seoretary Of
the Navy Thompson has discovered Sc
rious irregularities in his department,
involving large sums. Secretary Robe
son, Just before his retirement, drew out
OF the appropriation in one lump, $301,'
600, and it cannot be accounted for. The
case win be referred to Congress. Sec
retary Thompson has annulled Contracts
of Robeson amounting to 50, 300, 900
Further exposures are promised.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04
Somerset County ArriculturaI Society

At the annual meeting of the Somerset
County, md, Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Association, last week, it was decid-
ed 10 hold the annual fair on Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the Sd,
4th, 9th and 9th days of October next. 1t
was also decided to offer special premi-
ums for the best acre of corn, and the
best acre Of wheat raised in Somerset
County.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

Ouer Coat Stolen.-This morning,
between z and 8 o'clock, thief broke
open the door of stable in the rear OF
oils Delaware avenue, and fronting on
Gilpin avenue, and stole an overcoat
belonging to the hosler. No clue has
been found las to who the thief was,
but 1t is supposed that he was one OF
those muisances-a tramp.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

CUT HIS WRIsr.-Yesterday after
noon while James Meyers was standing
on the corner of Second and Justlson
streets in an intoxicated condition, ne
suddenly thrust bis fist through 9 window
cutting his wrist very badly. He was Ia
ken to DR.. Grimshaw who dressed the
wound. The loss of blood was 80 great
that he tainted, .!o.g
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

PORT NEws.-The arrivals and depart
ures of vessels from this port are very few
and Captain Heacock remarked this NOR
ming that the tug boats were not making
enough to pay for the coal that they were
burning. The only arrival to report thi s
morning was the canal boat Enterprise,
from Baltimore loaded with soft coal,
for the Harlan u Hollingsworth Co.
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N by give notice that / shall apply to
the Judges of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and for the County
Nav next. being the first day of the May
term, A. D., 1877, for license to keep an
Inn or Tavern in School District No. 63, in
West Red Lion hundred, to ,. sell intoxicat-
nnart. us to- be drunk on the premises, and
he following respectable citizens recon-
mend this said application, 70 VII:
Wm III Newton, Isaac Holston,
William Taylor, Joseph s Reynolds,
VIM M. Strickert, Andrew Ruetter, /
r, How, % Frank Shoul, ~ !
n w. lester. Charles s. Wright, 4
r d. Longland, Chas. NJ. McWhorter,
J. 7. McWhorter;
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RAILROADS.
'BAIfnTnhEiLdPHIA, WILMINGTON d
AA1ihoRE RAIL ROAD.

.pATTnIHthlA, WILMINGTON II
AAiiAohE RAIL ROAD.
ksiD, NOVEMBER 9th, 1876. y
A'nS Will leave Wilmington as follows
4 ES1iSSeiphia SiS p and Intermediate Stations.
Bpm. 'V''' d. M Z.50, 4.30, 1.20,
Bpm. Aoih' z'Vza' m. 12.l4, 1910,
J, eS%o5e Sss y and intermediate Stations,
"a saG[e M 11 ID and 1, Washington, 1882, 1.SS,
kajns fns ft1.9S, y l.26, 6.19 p. m.
|eR Caot,Da Ct delaware Divisian, leave for:
d. 'NS'ie' ooO, go. 9.35, a. m. 1.3O, $50,
a seE m. ga ana N Intermediate Stations, 500,
am and Intermediate Stations, 500,
hlade,nh SUNDAY TRAINS.
am pH1a bn6 ! and sa Intermediate Stations,
|hiade,ynSy;.. $50, p. m.
|atmolpan and New York, 2.o2 a. m.
|Or fvIe fnvtt and Washington. Il. .62. i.b5 m.
Rned to ef y Information passengers are
IUt tne time tables posted al the
III. f, KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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tFATAL SHOOTING.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
UTICA, N. w April 4.
About II o'clock last night, John j"
Truax, of Syracuse, was carelessly hand
ling pistol at the Dudley Hotel, in this
city. when it accidentally discharged,
the ball striking him in the right temple,
causing his death in about two hours af-
forwards, ,,-r...
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407: MARKET ST. 407.
BENZ. .. CLARK.
A null assortment of

SUPERIOR CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEwELRY and SPECTACLEs,
Constantly on hand and for sale ut the low
est market rates. Particular and personal
attention given to Repairing any articles In
the above line.
A fine assortment of Spectacles constant
Diamond Spectacles. mar15
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TURKEYS REPLY.

By Telegraph to the GAzETTE. ...-
--- vienna, April 4.
The Porte is preparing his reply to the
protocol as affecting the dignity and in
dependence of Turkey. Russia advises
Montenegro to renounce her claim to the
Nicsies District, and to make peace on
the cession of Roloshia.
A THEATRE BURNED.
EpINBURGH. April 4.
The Queon's material was destroyed
by fire last evening.
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CHURCH ENTRRTl

CHURCH ENTRRrAINMENT.-A stsre-
optican entertainment Will DC gwen ~
Calvary church tomorrow evening az a sa
o'clock by Mr.. II. W. Morrow, for tne
benefit of the Sunday school. Admission
ten cents, Go and help the good cause.
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gifexse Applifations.

NJ oTICE.-I, Andrew Fischer, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware. in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the 7th day of May
next, being the first day of the May term
A. D., 1877, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern at No. 113 Shipley street, in the
First Ward of the City of Wilmington, to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend this said application, to wit:
Thomas j. Bennett, John Riley,
l.. W. Palmer, Jacob Kienle,
John Jones, Christian Strobel.
George II. MARBLE, Joseph Lowber,
Alfred Walton, Thomas Fegan,
VIM. 7. Griffenberg Thomas Johnson,
p. Churchfield, William Kyne,
VIM. Bouzarth, VIM. T. Glenn.
George Steinicken, Henry Bradley,
VIM. Alsentzer, Amor o. Perkins,
Julius Guenther, James Carrigan,
James Carrigan, VIM. H. Babcock,
]. B. Stephens, Geo. H. Crawford.
apr4-3t. ANDREW FISCHER.
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No family that has any regard for do
mestic safety and comfort can afford to
be without DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
the house. Price 20 cents bottle.
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Earthenware Manufactorv
COR. OF ORANGE & WATER srs.,
WILMINGToN,DEL.

WILMINGTON DEL.
keep constantly on hand a full assert
ment of CROCKERY WARE, made in
the best manner, and sold at prices to suit
the times. Also Yard Vases, Hanging Va
articles in my line made to order at short
notice. v 1- GEORGE ZEIGLER.
noVo-om .-r aIe3 r
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From Over. the Gable
PRINCE BISMARCK'S RESIGNA-
TION.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, April 4, 1877.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, April 4. 1877.
Prince Bismarck's resignation is the
sensation of the day throughout all Eur
rope. He is now busily engaged in pre-
pairing for his departure, first to
Lauenburg and then to Kissingen. 1t is
now clear that the Emperor is tired of
Bismarck, and that he is willing to sancs
ton his resignation. The Grown Prince
knows Bismarck's value. however, has
delayed the storm. A panic burst in the
Bourse yesterday and its only causes are
traceable to the retirement of Bismarck.
AS to the next Chancellor, the names of
Prince Reuss, Prince Hohenlohe and
General Won Moltke are mentioned.
THE GREAT WALK.
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Weather Report.

PROBABILITIES FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE. --s ..
WASHINGTON, April 4, 1877.
For the Middle and South Atlantic
States and Lower Lake region, northeast
to southeast winds, falling barometer,
threatening wind and rain, with slight
change in temperature.
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.,.ar and eem~ssrs.s'
nal. Aprfl q, 1877.

vILn1sGToN,I,. I.Is psl3AHi,hb i3,;95Hisbed y IS Sy a.
sisst ssatsG%a Wilmington Del al +; iiairSS =, So
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" Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE. -r.
3 LONDON, April 4.
In the pedestrian match at Agricultur-
al Hall, OLeary, at midnight, had ac-
conplished, 1876 miles, and Weston 179
miles. ..
TIIPKEV'S REpTv