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NENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD

W. II, STENNETT,
Gen. Pass. Ag't., Chicago. j14-s9
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PERSONALITIES.

Senator wadeiah, of New Hampshire, is
at Lynn for the season.
Mr.. Oliver Dltson, Of Boston. has gone 70
Swamplcott 10 summer. 8 M
Seuator W.Ddotn, of Mime ota. Is In
Washington finishing bic new house i'
General Humphreys is very popular as a
caudidate for Governor of Mississippi
Gambet has round, retreatiug fore-
head. curly hair, and det p tull chest.
Mr.. Beecher clinss to lecture in Caifor-
MIA in August and September, and gees 20
the Wbfte Mountains as usual ~
Seoator Hamiin is known in Maine as a
z ai5us aud very successful gardener, cul-
tlvator of the smooth green pea aud tue
onioI
1t is said OF Mrs. HAYES that when she
was Miss Lrcy webb she was q very re-
markable student aud Icbpsed her school
macs.
The Rev. Stephen Il. Tying has withdrawn
as a candidate for The uusteeShip of VIII
liams College in favor OF DIR. Dimmock, OF
Quincy.
NJ urshal Caprobert has en- cured Of The
gout With marvellous rapidity by wonder
ful new remedy discovered by an epineut
Paris physician. Prince Cor sch ikoff, who
s1fels much nom the same trouble, bas
written to Paris Tor the prs scriptioc.
Miss Elizlbeth G. jones. daughter OF
Mr.. George Jones, Of the New York Times,
was married at 81. Thomas Church yesteI-
day to Mr.. Edward j, Lowell OF L ston. a
nephew Of james Russell Lowell. The GER
enoay was performed by Rev. DI. Morgan.
Governor Blue-JCans Williams of Iudis ma
has beeu making sp Cch 10 divers old
settlers, in which speech Re declare d h's age
al evenly Dix, and desc bed the ways Of
bis youth, how he had TO SIT ,rn meal
through a sieve made OF deer-'k,n iull oil
holes aud streched on wooden hoop, to
use baIshear plows, roll logs with spikes,
aud sit on tnrt C-cornered rails at church anu
at 81 nool
Mss EAston, for a number of years, the
teacher OF the higher classel in the Whining.
ton W. sleysn Female College, was a clsst.
male OF Mrs. Bayes. he wife ot he Presi
| dent. Miss Eds,on went with Prot. LOOMS
from tue Wesleyan to tue female college a,
| Washington where she is still engaged. Hell
former class-mate was deligaled to receive
a note from her, and very soon called upoI
her at Lne college. The meeting after 81
many years. was exit mely pleasant, auc
the social intercourse we learn is verv agree
able 70 both ladies althou ii time has bi ough
tuch great changes since they were school
girls.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

"THE Bucks county Intelligencer says
at OF the eight thousand people in that
unity who voted for Hayes, there are
not eight dissatisfied with his policy
That is not The case in Delaware. Here
the most dissatisfied people are the Re-
publicans who voted for Hayes. Many
of them declare they were sold out to the
Democrats, and many others say Hay6
is minority president and never was
elected to the Office, and that he does not
represent the parry that placed him there
Doubtless many of these people speak
some truth. Mr.. Hayes is doing much
better for the country than the Delaware
Republican partizans would have him to
do. But we think Bucks county must he
an exceptional place.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
i RUSSIAN SAILORS PERILOUS
SPREE

An unfortunate appetite for "the ar
dent" hos involved Russian sailor in a
most serious trouble. A few days ago,
while wandering along the city front, at
San Francisco, he fell into the hands OF
one Samuel Winn, who piled him with
liquor till he YVES too drunk 10 know
what he was about, and kept him in this
conditlon for several days, trying to in
duce him to ship on board merchants
man. in order that he (Winn) might help
himself to the advance pay. Failing in
this he, delivered himup as a.deserter to gel
the $50 reward. A couple of policemen
to whom Winn turned him over, deliver
ed him on board the Japonetz, where he
IS now confined, awaitinga a court-martial
As the penalty for desertion in time OF
war is death, the sailor is in a dangerous
predictment, ard the shipping commits.
sioner and others propose to intercede
for the poor fellow, and present the facts
OF the case',o the Russian officials.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

The letter carriers salaries are to be
reduced five per cent. in the first of July.
The government four per cent. bonds
are to be plid in gold.
The Russian troops on the Danube are
sufie il . f'om malarial fever.
To be consistent Hilton ought to re-
fuse 20 stll A. T. Stewart & Co.'S dry
goods to IATaeltes.
TO your tents oh, Israel"' say the fol-
lowers Of Rev. Geo. Kramer to his p, each
9ng tent.
The Sultan's subjects are permitted 10
gorge themselves with fat Christians as a
reward Of pious feal,y.
We caa't agree with the Chicago Inter
Ocean that General Grant is tluly aud
peculiarly American" The avera e
American has some regard for the cousti
tuition of his county, and nobody evel
accused Giant of this.
The temperance PEOPLE are calling OF
the Mayor and police to join the grauC
army:
Very few hotel men will refu.e tn
shekels f ON Israeitsh hands.
General Hampton lodged the Ney
York hon hunters ard quietly cid of L
Ocean Grove to lake sweet ief esb;n
draught of salt sea air.
One Of tie temperance ora o., want
to know of his audience why the lawyer
do not take the stump in the cause.
Ten Molly Masuires will o-day pa
the penalty Of their crimes. -Four vii
be executed az Mauch Chunk and six q
Pottsvlle, and at both places the gtelies
precau,ion have been taken to preve1
any outbreak by their lawless sympathl1
ers and late essociates.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
Foreign Telearaphic SUNNI arS

The affairs of Alex. Barclay & Co.,
Gottenburg, Sweden, have been submit
ted to their creditors. Assets $3.50, 900
liabilities S1,24O,O00. The difficulties a: ose
from cotton speculations. The largest
creditors are in Loudon and Liverpool.
The Gar is seriously displeased at tue
action of the Russian minister OF fipance
in agreeing to the terms of Mendelsohn
& Co., for the Russian loan-The French
Senate committee reports in favor of di
solution of the Chamber-The Montene-
grin leader Is charged with inCdpacity-
Another German subject has been acres
ted at Bucharest and treated with great
lndignity-Tne funeral of the Queen of
Holland toak place yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

The late Duke of Wellington, writing
his name in the albums of some children
wrote it in one with single |. The lit
tie lady said, "Why, you don't know how
to spell your own namen The Duke
looked at it and laughed (this was in1Sj2
and said, "my dear, you take care Of that
signature, for it is the only time in my
life ever made such mistake;" but it
was not, for he had so wlit.en in the
visitors book at Eaton. For many
yeas of his life he wrote his name Wes-
ley no. Wellesley. 1t is only in The last
hundred years that people have become
very exact in the spelling Of names.
Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, spelt
her own maiden name in five diflcrepl
ways.
Young Shoe, who discovered the Short
| creek (Kausas) lead vein that is creating
such an excitement in the West, may
very properly be described down at the
heel. he sold bis interest in Discovery
| Shaft for 1900, went to Joplin, took VI
his quarters in Brawdyville, and aitel
two weeks of debauchery got into row
and was arrested Having no money tC
pay his foe he was placed in the chair
gang, and Is doing duty as street sweep
ing. The claim he sold is now held a
| $4,000.
The Boston Journal speaks of woman
who twas SO severely stunned by tn
lightning striking the house that she i
obliged to go on crutches."
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
Juries Deciding that Tiden wa,
Elect ID.

r rom The Chtcdgo Tunes.
GOSHEN, June ia very singular
lawsuit came up in the Circuit Court to-
day: CAST iall, several days after the
Presidential election, Isaac Ayre of Elk
bart, offered to bet 500 that Tllden and
Hendricks ba l received a majority of the
electoral votes cast. Several Republ can
politicians accepted the offer of Ayres,
and Jas. f Hunt, dry goods merchant,
w9s appointed the stakeholder When
the result of the election was declared by
Congress, Hunt turned over the money
to the Republicans under protest, Ayres
at the time declaring that he would sue
him for the money. Ayres sued Hunt in
Elkhait and was beaIen, but appealed
the case to the Circuit Court, which
came up before Judge Woods and jury
this afternoon. The jury, after hearing
the testimony, returned verdict in fa-
vor of AyTes for 500. This is the third
case of the kind that has occurred in the
United States, each one resulting the
same IS this one did.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
GLORIOUS VICTORY OF THE MON
TENEGRINS

LONDON, June 21.-The Times has the
following dispatcl FROM Cettiuje, June
20 Yesterday the Turks occupied the
village of Martiuitzi, the Montenegrns
letiring 10 the height above without
resistance. To-day the Turks attempted
TO move toward Danilograd, but were at
tackled by the united forces of Petcovices,
Plamenalz and the Kutchi. After a
desperate struggle OF five hours the Turks
were driven back to Spuz, abandoning
their camp and baggage TO the Montene-
g'ins. Petrovics telegraphs that he has
captured a tenth of their horses, arms and
colors, and achieved tue most gloriou.
victory of the campaign.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

Ex-State Auditor johnson, of Louis
lana yesterday sentenced to pay a fine of
500 and to be imprisoned in the parish
duce certain books ;alled for and to IN
swer certain question 8 to their contentj
propounded by the grand jury. John
son says some of the missing documents
were destroyed and others taken away
when they were expecting an attack by
the White League in January last. In a
petition to the court johnson saws he
could not answer the questions for fear
of eliminating himself.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
Ice Cream and Fruit.

i1yae iya oro cne We'll known and popular dealer
,is ice G cream, confectionery, cakes and
nlts, is now at his accustomed staII in the
nv second street market house. where he
~ dlspence these luxuries during The hn,
pson' @ with his usual urba.ity and we'll veil
UTh wiii po,I1ehess e @ and CHEEKY good humor.
II 20 MS utmost to lessen the burdens ~
f. Dy dolng the square Thing to ali his
Low men. He will also supply partias .s
p piconics with Ice cream, and orders eo can
,ets r.haest estiier at ms stall or at his house
'A'' oorher OF sixth and Orange
mayl4-3m,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

Mr.. Hilton's bull against the Jews
brings to mind the facts that in 1868 Gen.
Grant issued an order excluding Jews
from the lines of the Army of the Ten
nesee; that some years ago certain fire
insurance companies prohibited Jews
from taking out policies in them; and
that very recently the Bar Association q
New York city refused TO admit an ap
phcant for membership because he was q
Jew
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
NOTICE.
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS

nELAWARE STATE BONDS.
~ BY virtue of an act of the General AS
sembly, passed at Dover, Feb. %, 1871. L
hereby give notice to holders ofDelaware
state Bonds that / shall attend at the
Philadelphia National Bank on the three
first secular days Of July next; prepared TO
No. 10 inclusive of the denomination of one
thousand dollars each of the issue of the
bonds ofthe state of Delaware under date
of January |, le65. and that from and after
said first day of July 1871, the interest on
, said bonds will cease
THOS. B. GILES,
state Treasurer.
Ofice of State Treas May /, 1871.
2tawuulyl.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

M. Horace White prints long letter
in the New York Evening Post denouno-
ingl the. Western. demand for the re-
monetizatiou Of silver as ''a crudi,y of
the rawest description" He thinks re-
monetization by the United States alone
would lead to further demonstration
elsewhere, and consequent fl her de-
probation in value.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

NUTICE.-Notlce ID nereny given that
~ the County aud Poor tax for the year
lo77 are now due and payable at the office
6ls Market street, p. SAN persons wao
have not paid their taxes for the year 1876
are requested to do so at once or they will
be collected according to law with costs
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR.,
A. GIVEN Collectors.
ap1S-tf Wilmington Hundred.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
RUSSIA PT'RCHASES THE CENTEN-
NAL hR UP GUN

ST. PETERSBURG, June 20-The Gdzehe
states that the Russian Government has
purchased the monster Krupp gun which
wa was made for the Philadelphia E1hlbitio
Inc destination of The weapon is uuknow'
but there is talk Of using it against the
Turkish iron-clads i'll the Black Sea.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
June eI, IeTT.

To regular subscribers leaving the city
for the summer, the DAILY GAZETTE
WILDE sent to any address by mail, post
age paid. To others, spending the sea-
son out of the city, the DELAwAKE GA
zETTE will be sent to any address for
cents per week. To be prepaid in all
cc sas
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
Dividend.

TIME Philadelphia, Wilmington q BAL
timore railroad Company.
Philadelphia, June 18th, 1877.
The Board or Directors have declared q
semi annual dividend of four per cent. on
the capital stock of the company, pay able
on and after July End, 1877.
june 1S-taw2w. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
THE
VOSHELL HOUSE.
CheSterlOWn. Md.

/ AS again come into the possession and
il management of the undersigned who
VIII take pleasure in contributing TO The
comfort and convenience of those who NAV
patronize the House. Especial atientio1S
VIII be given TO all, whether permanent
Boarders or transient Customers.
The subscriber has had varied and ex
tensive experience in country and CITY in
Hotel. which wifi enabia II ~, ,,i
70 secure the approval ofevery one who NAV
klve hin call, The Bedding and Cham,
Rers Will be especially attended To- and the
laoie VIII be equally so. Good order will
u az Times be preserved, and the ParIors
fill he kept open for the accom- modatinS
lf guests. N''ioil
There is probably no better conveniencao
pr Horses and Carriages on the Eastern
beore OF MARYLAND. The public are invit-
mays-5m. JOHN c. VOSHEIJ,.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

WIN. CANDY,
President.
+. l.. GILPIN, Sec. and TreasI
iunel3-20,27
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
NOTICES..

NOTICE-CITIZE LOAN AsSO-
IN CIATION.-A meeting Of the stock
holders of the above Association Will be
held on Monday evening next, June 2eth
In the Secretary's ofiace, to receive amend-
ments to the By Laws. "a
GEO. c. MARIS, Secretary, &
j2e-6t once N. W. cor. 9th and Shipley sts.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
JUDGE HILToNS PARADISE.

From the New York Tribune.
Mr.. Hilton is reported as explaining that
the "Jews" whom he dislikes are those who
attract public attention by "vulgar osen-
tation, pulied-up vanity, and overweeh-
ing display OF condition, lack OF those con-
eide, ate civilities SO much appreciated by
good American society and general obtru-
sven IS that is frequently disgusting and
.always IepuIsive to the well-uIed." As
these vices are quite unknown IN Christian
ociety, We may now congrat ulate ourselves
that at least one hotel ia the world viii be
u little paradise OF refned simplicity aud
an academy OF good breeding.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

STATEMENT or
The Commercial Union assurance
Company, Of London.
Subscribed Capital. .sI2,5OO, 900 Gold.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

DOR RENT-The second story front room
Il of 416 Market street, over the GAZETTE
office. Possession Immediately. Apply al
this office. "
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

TNHE PHILADELPHIA FIRE INsI1p
l. ANCE COMPANY. 4oN-
Nc. 3l3 walnut street Philadelphia.
j, 7. AUDENRIED, President.
Il. b. BEATH, Secretary,
sTATEMgNT, JAN. LIST, 1877.
ASkETS
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

Do not stupefy your Baby with Opium
or Morphia mixtures, but use DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup which is always safe and re-
liable and never disappoints. % cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

RECEIPTS FOR 1876.
Received from premiums. s1O,143 SO
" interest, 2,il0 q
d" profit ana loss, 1i0 90
,649 81
EXPENSES FOR 1876.
Paid losses, by nre, s4,791 95
refunded premiums, 80 So
" retiring members, 7O4 50
Taxes, counsel fees 4 other ex-
penses, 1,421, Sc
Salaries of officers, 1,429 6S
Balance nett gain for 1885, 4,2ll "a
Si2,649 81
SURPLUS OF COMFY AND now INVESTED
cash IN bank January l, 1877, s 1 $50 Oh
On collateral security, 2l410O1
Bonds receivable 9T5n
heal estate at New Castle, 1900 90
g G2 Market street, 12,f25 q
Little Schuylkill stock, 33o6 90
Troy Citizens Gas stock, 500 21
S53, 1896 "a
amount Insured, 81, ,74S 90
Premium notes liable TO assess
ment, 253, ,476 60
VIM. TATNALL, President.
SAMUEL ID. SMITH, Secretary.
june IA, Il, 28.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

E'Oh SALE.-Ihree Duildlng lots on
IL Jackson street, between 9th and 7th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren, four on Front street near Jackson,
and lot q feet front on Delaware A venue
near Harrison. Apply at this Office. mar4tj
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
FOR SALE ANDRENT

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Ah hand
IL some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this office, febsi
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
FOR CLEANING
THE STREETS.

OFFICE OF STEFET COMMISSIONER,
10. 81 East Sixt.l saees,
WilIliLg,on, Del, June l9th, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
= at this Office uaIil
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

+. l.. GlLPIN, Agent.
CTATEMENT
y Showing the condition of
The We,O Castle County Mutual In
Surance Comply on Jan. l, 1877.
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DERNIbREs NOUvELLEs

=, L'exrpr6sidept Tbiers parait anssi
rIfdontable, mort que vivant, an cabi-
hrt'du Mar6cl'aI, It 10 ministre de
Fcnrtou = enioint \ ses prefets d'en,-
lSchrr ~ fficlaga 1T le colportage de
rAdreass postIIunle du deput9 dn So
arrondjsaeslent dc Paris 4 ses cleo
tenrs. A rapprochs des elections,
Paris eat calu,e, maia 1ne a snde All
tAti0n regne dana les dGparteinents.
-On yapporte, tontefois IL fait est inn
Prnbablss qua mn consril tenu a St
PF'etersbonrg. le grand-duc coustslntin
ct y nlinistre de- Ia gnerre etsicnt
! sepls en Mveur.ie 10 continuation dss
bOAtiIitSs. :
Ls mihistrs washburrne eat arrive n i've
le 2l n New York. n t,ord du steam
sbtP Neckpr, e, ct parti Is sarlende-
main pour G,slsna, IlIinejs. "A 10
con yontioa r6puhlicaine Do l'Etat de-
New-York, tenns l Rochester, u0s
motion de George w. Curtis, en- f.
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veur de Ia politique de Hayes, q ete
repoussee. ~ li' . .I.''H
A Ia .Nouvelle- Orleans. NJ. Paul
.TIfvigne intente, an board des 6coles
publiques, devant la Sc cour de dis
trict, nm process en- application dn l4e
amendment constitutionnel.-Le 26,
est d&c&de, a Rage de 54 ans, NJ. james
Noaille Brickell. avocat tistingua. ne
4 Columbia, Caroline dn Sud, residant
a Ia Nouvelle- Orleans depuis environ
10 ans. n.InE.-. lnnin..l.n ll.-.
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P A r o s s E s
sT::CHARLES
On lit dams Ie Herald :

dansante 4 In sale de Hahnville. Pix ~
tree, une piastrc.
LES dommAges causfs D Stfl lies par
ronragan des ~ ct IS septemIslIP Pse bornent
A une vieille sucrerie renversfe sur rtabita-
tion Davis. I'm hangar emporte sur Phabita-
tim Wits ct une barriere abattue sur l'habi-
tation Ashton. do NJ. Howard.
lie peintre Karl Beck. de~irnnt se faire
payer de travaux EXECUTES par lui dams fe-
elise Notre-Dame -sia- Roeaire. naomentan<-
nlent ferlnfe ponr cause de maladie ct alb
sencc dn Pere Suriray, .deniandc 4 ce que
sur le produit des quotes CONNIE moyen d'ex-
tinction de N crfance. stseI aItmtaa
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BULLETIN DE LA sEmAlRE

bULkEIIN OG An
Le president Hayes, one le Lon
don Times lone vi jnstement anx
d3pens du president Mac. Mahon,
Atait ie 20, dams le Tennessee,
Chattanooga, theatre dune det
grandes batailles de la gucrre, dc
secession, ct on ont parle le aecre'
taire Key ct le gonvernenr Wade
Hampton, deux anciens officers
snperieurs contederes; le 81, 4
Knoxville, encore an Tennessee,
puis a Atlanta, autre lieu histOri.
que, en- George, oh We sont fait
entendre le gouverneur COlqnitt
ct r'ins4parable Wade Hampton
le lcndemain %, touiours q At
Ianta, banquet don't les oratenrs
sont MN. Evarts, Key, Benjamin
Hill, Wade Hampton, et on le
president Hayes reconnait one "le
crime de- pesclavage 4 etc national
ct que pinstitntion = etc ftablie
par nos peres !" le "a, passage, en-
virginie, A Lynchburg, Cl,ariottes-,
burg ct Monticello, lieu de relns
de Thomas Jefferson; discours de
Key, eloge de JEFFERSON par EvartE
le 25, rentree a Washington ct
advancement du voyage a Rich.
mond A pepoque de Ia fnire de
pEtat de In VirgiMie. -On s'occupe
deiA dn proclaim message pr6si-
dentiel qui traitera, parait-il, du
budget insufiisant DE- In marine,
des greyes ct des moyens d'obvier
4 ces CRIES, , de 4 sExl,ositimi
trsncaise 1t ie 10 part sqne les
Etats- Cnis dsiyent y, ,Irendre.-~.
TR "a, incendie dune ,l,artie ,dul
Patent. Office, canae par des ma
~ierrs chimiqnes attendant n pa
tS,tf1 1dn gouvermensents sss.hivps
ct ,p0dAiaw consuns6a, s:i,sq M ak
I,ersOnnes tuees par le fen, et I'erte
slenviron 200, 900. O.-Une dGl&ga.
tim d'Indiens Eioux attend 4
Washington une andience dn ae.
cretnifN lsnrx.-IAs Ouvriers de
IOIdies ont fi,it le % nne verita-
hle ovation an gen6nl Grant qni,
my invitation, u do visiter liier
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