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The daily gazette., 1877-02-20
IpELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, Feb. 10. D +. M.

DIUNUAli t VU' 10, o MI
CATTLE were dull this week, and
Eere weak and unsettled. 5000 head
Tine West Philadelphia Drove Yard
Id and 700 head at the North Phila-
| Drove Yard at 5@6K C. per Id. gross.
.were in fair demand. $50 head sold
Inherent yards at s5O@S75 for fresh,
6s65 per head for dry.
n were dull 5000 head sold at the
Philadelphia Drove Yard at 4@7 Nc,
% head at the North Philadelphia
lard at 567c. per h., gross.
were lower. $500 head sold at the
biladelphia Drove Yard at IL @9xc.
head at the North Philadelphia
lard at 9@l0c. per ID.
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THO BE SOLD-THE ADMIRABLY LO-
l. Gated and constructed three-story brick
dwelling, southeast corner Eighth and u est
streets, with 40 feet front of lots, worth alone
about $1,000. Easy terms, immediate pos
session, and very low limits. Proposals
solicited from those wanting first-class
home, and q really safe and paying invest
ment, j. T. HEAIID.
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
feb2O-2t, 20&24.
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From a well-known Dunkard Peacher

From well-known Dunkard Peacher.
HARTLEToN, Union Co., Pa, Dec. "a,
1874.
Messrs. Seth W. Fowle, g. Sons, Boston
Gentlemen Having received decided
benefit from the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP
for Dyspepsia and General Debility of
the system, can recommend it heartily
in all cases as being very effective and
pleasant preparation. 1t gives almost
universal satisfaction. Respectfully
yours, ADAM BEAVER.
so cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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-. Local g Matters.

=. .AaSNlyERsAgY.-The Sunday Schools
OF scott A. <. Church, will hold their
annual anniversary in the Church on Che
18th OF the present month. y 80
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n%A stitch IN time saves nine. SO it is
with Kings Good Samaritan Cough syrup,
a few doses in time will save large
doctors bill. 25 cents per bottle. Buy at
Drug Stores.
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'e's miraculous Cure for COrns
|iish remedy OF great popularity for
pg corns without pain.
L. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market Sts,
Fine Nail Scissor
snd Straight, Nail Brushes. Hand
Nail Files, Nail Brushes, etc, for
Z. BRINGHURST Il CO.
corner Sixth and Market SIS.
For the Bath.
pushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponees
Soaps in extensive variety. Also
foyes, Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
Friction Gloves, and many Other
p the same classes. ''-e1
+. BRINGHURST L CO..
corner Sixth and Market Sts.
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Happiness and prosperity are so indis-
solubly linked with good health, that all
those suffering with hoarseness, coughs,
Syrup and be cured. Price, % cents.
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'TlZANS SAVINGS RANK
w MARK EFT STREET

IA
p2 MARKET STREET,
FpoRATED JANUARY sd. 1ss1.
IeceiYe p ely deposits daily from o A
|entnaa' A'; ;,d and on Tuesday and sat
k,1 knings from to 8 o'clock. ne sat
! Flclc.aAsN,NUAL ccas DIVIDEND.
sipna fiel.e', 4 mas been regularly pa,d IN
tha li,ce e,iil tae organization of the % BanH III
tato ae expectation tS I of the Mana@ars S
iivjanid %StGi dividends will be guas conting,aS
tnted .i'eiils u u are not Withdrawn. thev
com Tu as deposits. Thus perm anent @
0npound their interest ST twice a,aeii, in
h MANAGERS.
. + 6S,mrlyth, George w. Rpsb
IR, RaaInd, land, George S. CapeIie.
i Il huree uhreehson, NJ. l.. Lichenste;n
bnsenb'o.a Edward Darlingtnn
|N, FjeIg' erg' lob II. Jackson s'o'''
Hanlhony Hnl Higgins. ''"ii''
I |cAfPFEqPI' PEP " y BUSH, President.
\ + FL = f. E Vice President.
E' l. TAYLOR. Treas1rer
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NOTICES..
Tax-Payers
OF CHRISTIANA HUNDRED

YNHE taxpayers of Christiana Hundred
i are hereby notified that all taxes not
paid on or before MARCH 1st will be col =
lected according to law. The Collector will
be Mt Gibson's Hotel, West Fourth street,
Wilmington, on SATURDAY, FEBRU-
AIRY path, from until A o'clock.
fl0-Gt NORRIS WILSON, Collector.
Managers of the VIII
IL mington and Kelnett Turnpike Com
pany have declared dividend of twenty
five cents per share, payable to the stock
holders or their legal representatives, at the
National Bank of Delaware, in Whining
ton on and after the Goth instant.
j. POULSON CHANDLER,
feb14-4t. Secretary
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.,.,al and Commercial.

v,russToE, Del, 4 Feb: Z, '.Ssd 90 is,1i 81 :
test SO stocKs < Co., N. Il. Cor. 4th and Mar
|eOinsU%% ElSd, Wilmington, Del, atl T. M. To-
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Partnership Notice.

r HAVE this day admitted into full part
i nership in my business Geo. II. Muir
phey, The Furniture Business heretofore
carried on by Samuel Murphey will be
conducted under the style and firm name
of SAMUEL MURPHEY & SON.
Thankful for the encouragement SO long
bestowed upon me, take this opportunity
the assurance that the greatest efforts will
be made to render satisfaction to all custo-
mers. SAMUEL MURPHEY.
February 1, 1877. feb13-6t.
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WANTED.

AND IRONING DONE
w carefully at No. 416X Market street,
second story, febl9-6t
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yILMNIGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, Del. Feb. 20, 1917:
atoms Al the Brandywine Mills for
III Grain Corrected Daily.
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FOE SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE.-A Three-story Brick House
IL No TIT Monroe street, with Stable on
the rear of the lot. Apply on the premises.
feb19-6t.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07
Profits OF . Tramp.

4 tramp stopped in Albany, New
York, to borrow 81 80 to help him 10
getto Portland, Maine He said he W, 5
on his way from Omaha Nebraska, an
was short of cash He was arrested.
and the chief of police searched him.
finding two dairies and other articles
What's thisT' said the chief, as be
pulled ont two cigars
Cigars, replied the prisoner take
one1 They are not very good, ten cen
tiers; | usually smoke twenty-five CEN
tiers"
You are a frst-class fraud replied
the chief. and the boy was not in po>
sition TO deny the charge. lie sail,
however, that he only beat" those WI o
can stand it, He said he was
born in st. James parish, Louis
lana, Of Creole parentage The name
be goes by * Frank Taylor, al.
though in his diary he calls himself
Prank La Belle, which may be pc
name of his own, derived from his girl
ssh appearance. In fact, he says he has
been three times arrested on suspicion
of being "a girl in male attire--the last
time in Newark, New Jersey-but new
er Tor any other offense. He says, fur
Their, that he has travelled with Mrs.
Bowers, playing in Lady Audiey's SEE
cret.' His diary shows that he has
yiiited cities as far west as ST. Paul, AZ
far south as Galveston, and has pretty
thoroughly worked Kentucky and the
western states, and has just been max
ing the tour OF the Central road HIS
cash account shows that from the eth of
last December TO MAY 9th he took IN
Sti9o5 above expenses; from May , 70
May has net receipts were $500. HIS
best days work was at Galveston, March
18th, when ne took in $3.50
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A strong Nine.

Yesterday Messrs. Hanlon and Dali
las, two of the best players in the Fort
Worth base bail nine, came to this
city, and propose TO remain here, and
they will join the ball club here Their
advent viii tillthe aiang-needed WANT
in our home club, namely. catcher.
Hanlon IL probably the best catcher in
the state, and will be atle to hold
Healy's pitched balls. Dallas
is also very line short-stop, and his
coming here will relieve Myers, who
can play one OF the bases. AT a meet
ing last night the club resolved to 20
to Denison and tackle the blue Stock.
ings for that fifty dollars, and we are
certain that they can heat, with the
new reinforcements just arrived, any
nine in the state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07
The square Is~ue fn civil Service Re
Reform.

New York Bulletin President Hayes,
in his order, under date of June I'D,
prohibiting othce-hoiders from taking
part in "lhe management of political
organizations, eancusses, conventions. or
election campaigns" has taken step
which must win for him the hearty
commentator of the great body of his
countrymen. Ii has the ring of the
right metal. at the right time 1t pro-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

The grand jury adjourned yesterday
and were discharged. The following
Is their report:
DALLAS, Texas, June ~, Is75.
To the Hon, Nat. NJ. Burford, Judge District
Court, Dallas county
We, the grand jury of Dallas county,
having concluded our labors, heg leav e
most respectfully TO submit the follow
ing report of our proceedings. We
have diligently inquired into such
cases as have come hefore us, with q
view solely OF sustaining the males ~
of the law, and inspiring a wholesome
ear of ita violation in the minds OF
such as are evilly ineltaea, and the Sc
curing OF that degree of order and qu et
so desirable in all intelligent and
christian communities.
We have Rlso inspected the county
jail, and find the same well kept. and
the prisoners neat and healthy, evin-
cling careful regard upon the part OF
our efficient sheriff, for their Ia altli
and comfort.
We have endeavored to faith ful ~
discharge the duties of grand jurors,
and II ia anything We haye failed OF
fallen short, it has been rather for
want of Information than indispesi-
ton upon our part, and in conclusion,
We would respectfully return thanks To
the officers of the court for the cour.
teous and efficient manner in which
they have seconded our efforts.
There being nothing before US re-
qairing our action, We do now adjou IN
sine die, subject To the wishes and call
| OF your honor. WILLIAM CAkuTH,
Foreman
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QUALITIES.

Hawkeye. A Brooklyn woman has
three sons. triplets, aged fourteen, who
are so much alike that the landlord oi
the hotel where they stop only charges
her board for one boy.
New York Express When an Anne
rican citizen sees the finest police in
the world hugging an armful OF hu>
mauity hanging On the front gate, his
heart sinks within him.
Saturday Night There is nothing
but u plain slab at the head OF the
mound, but the simple inscription upon
II tells its own sad story: lie was
umpire in close game
Worcester Press: 1t Is nip and tue k
with Grant and Nicsic to see which
SHALL be reyictualled the oftener. We
regret that we have lost track of the
score, but ii is close-yery close
Whitehall Times If DR.. Mary
Walker continues 10 pant for fame, why
don't she go and join the Turks, and
when the Russians storm the Turkish
stronghold, she can throw herself into
the hreechos.
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a.y.. pr...ua. 90 h. !. s.rn..t

Washington correspondent OF Cins
Cinnati Enquirer: Before Hayes started
for Boston he freed his mind to ses erai
persons on the subject of his new civil
service reform rules, and repeatedly de
clared that he was in earnest in sa ring
that Federal officers must either resign
their active political offices or their
Federal offices. He is reported as say
ing that ii is notorious that the Federal
Offices in some large cities have been
run IN the interest OF factions, ard for
the purpose Of securing preferment OF
certain individuals, and for the defeat
and punishment OF others, the power
and influences of the Office being FREE
4usntly used for the preferment 81 the
Office holders themselves 1t il this
condition OF gfiairs that I desire 10 cor
rect; and am determined to show my
carnestness and sincerity to produce
reform IN this direction by making an
example of the FIRST Federal officer who
shall v;oiate the order issued last SAT-
urday. Every man must be leit fret
to act for himself in political ma terra,
without dictation or intimidation from
nan pozsessing special opportu little.
| for indrencing political results BY req,
son OF holding political Offices j Mr.
Hayes means Ehss be ugdoahtsdiy b,
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ministration must have disinterested
champion. who viii demand for It n fair
and just trial. Specie payments and
national prosperity must be restore
Our Mexican and Indian troubles r.
quire settlement The men who hay Q
the will il they had the power, 10 repeat
the Tweed history in our city govern
ment need watching. In thousand
directions the influence OF powerful
and independent press Is needed for tie
public good,
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Very Tired.

A darby, filed to the neck with bust
head, took his seat on the doorstep OF
the operahouse yesterday, and fell fast
asleep. No amount of shaking could
wake him up, 50 the boys took the
hose, turned the water on, and stick
ing the nozzle down his back, turned
on the stream. The effect OF the cold
water running down his spinal column
caused him to rouse up, and friend
towed him OFF TO haven of rest.
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Docs then the little hummIng-bird
It's tender song forsake.
Bseause the nightiugaie's sweet voice
May softer music make
Or does Tire tiny, twinkiing star,
Witch lends 20 earth its ,tght.
kepiue because some kind red orb
May chsncc to barn more hrights
AS 50 thro' life We fiud that some
Are clad Ia praise or fame.
While Others meekly plod along,
With nsught 10 Gid their narue;
But Whsn each life IL reckon d ap
ifz dOtugs counted Ger,
Z We can say, al did my best, "
oar Cod VIII ask no more.
Il .Sslg orleans TsctfVune
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wenr Home 10 hi.

Many 81 our citizens remem Der u
young man named Tom Blake, cousin
to Mr.. Sam Blake, the dry goods mer.
chant, who was for some time en-
ployed in the store a. salesman. A
short time ago he went home, to Lex
ington, Mississippi, on account OF
sickness. A letter was received yes
terday that he was dying, and would
probably be dead by the time the let
ter reached here. His disease was
quick consumption.
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Cooled OF,

Yesterday afternoon big black dar.
dows of the Germania hall, and fell
fast asleep. He sank down so that he
lay outside the window in dangerous
position. Some OF the boys took the
hose, aud turning it on, full force,
sent stream up from the street which
struck him f'Ili in the face, and caused
him to wake W in hurry. Had he
fallen out OF the window and broke
his neck, the joke would not have
been iaughabIe.
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University ofInn,siann.

In another column will he found the
announcement OF the forty-fourth am
nusl course of instruction of the above
famous school of medicine. Every
physician understands the extraordi.
nary clinical advantages of this in
siitution, and the bare announcement
of the faculty Is sufficient to attract
general attention. The list bears
names long known and respected in
the medical world of both hem ispheres.
I'VE hope to hear of many Texas stu.
dents going there next session.
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s.ec.s. Of p.moer.,,e principles.

Houston Telegram: About year ago
the democrats were sweating in ST
Louis over the nomination of can Ii
date for president II they did not seat
their president they put in motion
forces that were powerful enough to
drive the opposition into recognition
of the policy and principles the demo
Gratis had resolved TO inslgurate Any
way. the country gets democratic
government, no matter what may be
the party name by which the president
chooses TO call himself.
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Tn. n..s Ax-., Under sne Daisies,

Puck. Be Kind TO the book agent
He has father, perhaps. aud a mother,
who knew ham in his innocent youth.
Perhaps even now. iii some peaceful
New England village, fond hearts are
beating for him. and for his welfare.
Therefore lay him down ionderiy. fold
hi hands peacefully on his breast, and
close his eyes gently IA sou put him to
rest under the branches Of the weeping
willow where the birds carol all through
the summer days their summer songs.
But plant him decp-plant him deep
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n,.,snr,,on wmnea, D,nerence.

81. Louis Times: When the carpet
baHgers OF the south cailsd for troops
To carry the elections, q republican adj
ministrstion did not hesitate to bre ak
the law and send them. When the
settlers of Idaho ask for arms to pro-
teet their lives and property from the
Indians, n republican administration
tells them that there ~ no law for fur
nishing arms to them. The contrast
OF the two eases IL strong and instruc-
! tive. Democratic administration never
used the army to carry elections. and
| Indian Outbreaks.
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bead

Our readers will remember the at
tempt made by MIR. Well to commit
suicide, in the synagogue, by cutting
his throat. He had been janitor OF
the building. He got well, however,
and went to New Orleans. Word has
been received here that he died in that
city last Friday. He was mason,
and at one time steamboatman on
the Mississippi.
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Imper,s., .toek.

We direct the attention of stock
men and farmers generally, to the adj
yartisement OF Jesse II. Talbutt, of
Sherman, who has one hundred pure
bred Cotswold rams and Berkshire
hogs for sale. Here is your chance.
Address j. II. Talbutt. Sherman. See
advertisement.
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The New York Herald, thinking that
its Independence had been questioned,
thus argues that IL fills the wants OF the
people; The Russo-Turkixh war ia being
fought out. European aud American
interests are likely 10 be INVOLVED. The
oppressed Of all nations must he pro-
iected. The new poliey Of the pew all
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Ten De,,ar. steward.

Lost. Saturday night, diamond
pin. The diamand was set In a small
gold hand. Ten dollars reward will
be paid to the finder by leaving the
pin at this Office.
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Weekly Review of the London Money
Markes-Nomi8ai. with an Upward
Ten<fency

Markss-Nomisai. win an Upwara
Tendency.
LONDON, June 80. On the stock ex-
change speculative markets appear
dead to move on the events which oc-
eur. Russian military successes, how
ever, always strengthen. The markets
are, in fact, locked, and this weeks
settlement In again very small, no
large operations In either direction
heing attempted. On Saturday there
was general slight Improvement. De-
cause the Russians had crossed
the Danube. On Monday there
was q degree of stead. uess,
principally communicated from PARIS.
On Tuesday there was very eonsid-
cradle rise, chiefly because nothing
was heard Of the expected demaud 70.
money by the war Office s'sa the Rus
sian successes in the Dohtsai-cha, Civ
ing an organized strength "a the party
apparently at work tn support the
markets, asd protected them against
speculative sales. On Wednesday there
was further advance.
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:, Agents Wanted in every City, town and village OF
iexas to whom liberal inducements will be offered
dress the Singer Manufacturing Co., Dallas, Texas
m . J. M MOORE Agent
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University of Louisiana
INV oRIs.ss.
Medical Department.
EAnuIrv

! l.
A. Il: cENAs, Nd. b., Emeritus Professor OF
20 RICHARDSON. NJ. D.. Professor of Sur
saMuEL NJ. gEMIs. NJ. D.. Professor OF
STAMFORD L. cHAlLLF, NJ. ID. Professor
JoseFH JONES. NJ. d. Professor OF Chem
istry.
sAauEL LOGAN, NJ. D, Professor OF
ERR EST 5. LEWIS. NJ. D.. Professor of Oh
stetFics.
JOHN o ELLIOTT. NJ. D., Professor Of Ma
terra Aedtca.
ALBERT b. Mills, NJ. D.. Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The Forty f0nPsh Annual GourNe of
Instruction
In this Department will com rnenoe on Mon.
day 18th OF SOSEM BEh, Is77, and tertnin.
atinate on the second Saturday OF March
ists. Preliminary Lectures on Clinical Med
am phitbeatre of the great Charity Hospital.
beginning on the Goth of October, without
any charge. The anatomical rooms win be
opened at the same time. The members of
the Faculty are WISHING physieians and sur
geous 20 the Charity Hospital, and give in
structions daily at the bedss e OF the sick
FEES AS the practical ad yautages Afforded
In New Orleans for a thorough acquain lance
with all the branches OF medicine are quite
as great as. IL not superior TO those offered
by the schools of New York and Phiiadel-
pIia, the same fee,s are demanded For ell
The Lectures, Sl4D; Matricuia,iou, IS: Praeti-
required in advance.
For circular and catalogue. address
T. q. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
Jyld-eod-wim
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Fine Imported Stock.

By TN. nrst day OF July. ,s7,. / win bavs
on exhibition aud for sale at the farm OF
my sons. j. IL. Taibutt q Bro, two miles
northeast OF sherman, Grsyson county,
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The grand jury adjourned yesterday
and were discharged. The following
Is their report:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-12
Fattening Animals.

A very common error among farmers,
which needs corrections the opinion that
animals may be fattened in a few weeks,
and fitted for market by heavy feeding,
or, as it is termed by pushing. Many
farmers do not think of beginning to fatten
their hogs or cattle for early winter
market until autumn has actually COM
menced. Their food is then suddenly
changed, and they are dosed with large
quantities of grain or meal This sudden
change often deranges the system, and it
is frequently some time before they re-
cover from it, From observation and in
quiry We find that the most success fu
managers adopt a very different cours &c
They feed moderately, with great regI
larity, and for long period. The m os
successful pork raiser that we have m e
with commences the fattening of his swine
for the winter market early in the preced-
ing spring, In fact, he keeps his young
swine in good growing condition all
through the winter. He begins moder-
atelv, ans increases the amount gradu-
ally. never placing before the animal
more than it can freely eat. With this
treatment, and strict attention to the
comfort and cleanliness of the animal his
spring pigs at ten months usually exceed
three hundred pounds, and have gone
as high as four hundred and fifty pounds,
and pigs wintered over five and six
hundred. The corn which is ground and
scalded before feeding, nets him, on an
average, not less than one dollar per
fiushel, when the market price of pork is
bve cents per pound.-ChristtaR Union.