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National Republican., 1878-09-07
Sbecidi Notices..

eIfs EROMTIOMAS :. EAsTOS, NJ, T., NEW
~ ORLEANS / hnvs given Goa dan's Leb'g
Liquid EstrLci Of rsef and Tonic Invgoraior titr.
on III tidal In several Chronic cases III emHles and
find II more efficient AMI much more acceptable tn
the siol ch h IN any other preparation have ever
used sepI-ct
National Republican., 1878-09-07
Sale.

TOR SALE-CALL AND SEE Our LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO., st.
Cloud Building Real estate and !oanS jyIly
INOR SALE CHEAP-A NEWSPAPER. WITH
- printing Office conplete also building Politics.
Republican, Puplnt on Of town, 2i0L food reasons
for selling Price saDDL VIII take $40 iniJob work
and advertising. Adress J. II. BRlsToK, Agont
Martins llrg W, Va sA-As
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

Gen. Smith, late Appointment Clerk
in the Treasury Department, the vener-
able parasite, who was saddled upon the
army as pensioned paymaster, was be
fore the Potter Inquisition Thursday.
His squirming efforts to relieve Hayes
and Sherman of the responsibility of
commercial transactions with the red
headed knave, Anderson, induces us to
believe that the old gentleman has some
peculiar and original views on the sub
ject of oaths and the sanctity thereof.
A long time ago DIR. Holland, not
Timothy Titcomb, but the editor Of the
Standard, sent challenge to Mr.. Bry-
ant. The provocation was political edi-
torial in the Post. Mr.. Bryant replied in
a note, which ended thus: "Were you a
gentleman, and not ascoundrel, | should
take some notice you. But you are a
scoundrel." Holland quiesced. 1t is al
so remembered that Bryant once COW
hided w. l.. Stone, the editor Of the
Commercial Advertiser.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Strike for Five Dollars "a Day
i'm the Gold and silver Mines.

SAN Francisco, June IA Virgin
ia City dispatch says: "There was consid-
cradle excitement here to-day over dem
onstration of the Mechanics, Union
aginst the recent reduction of wages by
mining companies from five to four dol
lars per day. The union, which is about
250 strong, marched to the Savage mine
and demanded five dollars per-day for
all mechanics employed in the mine'
Superintendent Gillett guaranteed an in
crease to that amount in the future, and
the procession then went to the Consoli-
dated Virginia. Superintendent FAN
was sick at home, and assistant Superin'
tendent Patten said he could do nothing
until he heard from the trustees in Sar
Francisco. The four dollar mechanics
employed in the works were then ordered
to quit, which they did.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Opening the Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting.

At Ocean Grove, New Jersey, the
Bishop James Memorial Tabe nacle was
formally opened for the summer season
with service of song and praise. under
the leadership of Rev. DIR. K. II Stokes,
President of the Ocean Grove Camp
Meeting Association. The great bell in
tho pay ihon was sounded for the first
time since the closing ceremonies in
September, and about 800 worshlppers
assembled. The service consisted of
scriptural readings, the singing of ny smns
and a retrospect of the work in the diff
ferent States during the winter and
sprng. DR.. Stokes spoke of the great
opportunities that there will he for the
saving OF souls among the thousand who
are expected during the coming summer
months. The Tab-rnacl- service is to he
resumed tomorrow. Many cottagers
are arriving daily.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

Because New Hampshire has a
Wadleigh Legislature now, Congress is
urged to pass special act lowing Wad-
leigh to be reelected, aud thus deny the
people of that State all opportunity to be
fairly heard on the question of the
Senatorship. Ii is no excuse that New
Hampshire may be without Senator
from the 4th of March until June: That
is the fault OF The State and not the fault
of the law. The State can authorize its
Governor TO appoint "a Senator for the
vacancy, as Is common in other States,
or it can call its Legislature specially for
tue purpose of eleeting Senator, as the
constitution of Pennsl lvanla requires in
case OF vacancy. If n special act can
be passed to allow the present Legisla>
ture of New Hampshire to elect Sena-
tor in disregard of the general law on
the subject, why not save Coukling and
cameron at he same Time by allowing
the present Legislatures of their States
to re-elect them, instead OF making both
0i them run the uncertain gauntlet of a
popular election i'll November And
While Congress has its hand IN. the pres
ent ONO Leg Stature might as well be
authorized TO re-elect Senator Thurman
who may lose his place in less Than two
years hence. True, there is some diff
Uence between few months and few
Years, but he principle is the same, ano
1t employ ed for The benefit of Wad eigh
IL wont 0e difficult IT, make 1t apply (,
other cases when necessary Times
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

GEN SHERMAN's THREAT has it seems
made some Of the weak kneed Con-
gressmen quail. The aristocratic Senate
over awes the member fresh from the -peo-
pie and the army will be made to suit the
needs OF the aristocracy. The laborinr
people have now the comfortable assu-
rance that they will be shot down by
Sherman's men If they are not perfectly
submissive; and the peoples Represen-
tatlves to the next House are told that if
they dare to disturb Hayes the old crazy
headed Georgia Hanau will, by permis-
sion of the men and money voted to him
oy the present Senate, drive them out of
the Capitol and into the Potomac, or any
where. else. This Congress may suppose
the people are fools. They will find on,
differently. We see no real evidence OF
a di sposition 70 disturb Mr. Hayes in the
enjoyment of his $4,000 ayear Office got
ten by John Sherman's fl auds. But Con
gress should be made to know that they
have no power to bind a subseQuen
Congress to overlook fraud, and it was
doubtful act to pass such a resolution Il
please the aristocratic interest.
Sherman should be kicked out of til,
position he holds and better man pu
IN it, The whole army needs reograniza
ton, and should be otiicered from tn,
young men who served IN the ranks. an,
as officers in the last war. There is toe
much Of West Point influence in tn,
army. 1t would only be fair play to Civ,
some Of the young officers who were dis
banded ut the close ofthe war an oppor.
tunlty to enjoy a share of the army
lucrative official positions.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
The Source of SecOr RObcson's
Wealth.

From the Syracuse Courier.
Secretary Robeson, like his associate
Belknap, was known to have an income,
which, while it was mysterious, allowed
himself and family extravagant indul-
gences which his salary did not warrant
His partners III crime kept silent while
they shaved the plumber. Those who
should have made it their business to
scrutinize closely and investigate thor.
oysters, and while they permitted the
venality to thrive under their very
noses, said and did nothing. Clerks o
the department who knew of the fraud,
being practised kept silent for fear o.
losing their positions.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Attempt 10 Outrage a Young
Married Woman

RICHMOND, VA, June 14.-Baylor Col
day fer attempting to outrage Mrs. Ara
bella Eubank, the wire of farmer in
Henrico county, about six miles north of
the city. The accused, it is alleged, en-
tered the house of the intended victim
this morning about four o'clock, during
the absence Of Eubank, and endeavored
to accomplish his ispnrpose. Mrs. Eubank
made a desperate resistance, and sue
ceeded in putting the boy out of the house.
He was subsequently arrested upon her
| complaint and committed to Henrico
county iail. Mrs. Eubank is only nine
teen years old, and but recently married
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

GEN. SHERMAN has no confidence in
the young men of the country, either
North or South, who foughtin the armies
of the Republic. His whole soul is wrap
ped up in a small number of people from
the most disreputable sources, who have
enlisted in the regular army. A position
which every freeman is ash AIMED to hold
God save the country, when 1t has to
depend upon these miserable drunkards
and slavish tools under such as. the crazy
Sherman-the "Generar with his SIS, ,O0t
to back him taken from the hard earned
money Of the toiling millions.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
PUBLIC S4LES
A UDITOR,S SALE

A UDITUR'S SALE.
a BY virtue q a warrant Of lbo,,
OF the City OF wilmington, In ~ ron s'lr I Mayor
VII be exposed at Public SAL. .'e ~ Infected.
O'Clock, "A. ~, '' a' eleven
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th. l.,
At the city Auditors Office No
Slxlh street, "second story in ,,h lat
OF Wilmington, New Castle comm tne Cily
OF Delaware, hll tnat lot, piece nv. =, N'tIe
ofland with three story BRiCE bpai''cyl
thereon. situate on the west si1aofnr Sc
street, beginning at corner of ,ri + ile-cl
Alimond's land, eighty-six feel e, Soul p.
nom the southerly side of rweltihH s,.les s,.,aes
extending thence fifty-two feet nina IIIee,
on French street and running weS, ,'g ,s ,le4s
feet to public alley, coniaIniny ,,,ely
seven hundred and forty seye MA 'o.!.
half square feet, more or less ''u o'-
~eized and taken in execution a..
property of Sarah Cummins. amt d, :. '!s
sold by q. B. UNDrpWmiu,tl0 NV 70 oe
N. v The above named proner,r @gr'yf M
be sold to satisfy a lien thereon lor no., !, %
INit-iUL f''sls,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

Now that the House of Representa-
tives BY. a vote of 2l5 to 81, have resolv-
ed that Hayes title is unassaihble, it il
hoped the investigating committee will
proceed with its work in the most rigid
manner, and punish the guilty severely
whether he prove to be cabinet officer
or n mere tide waiter at New Orleans
Let punishment fall with heavy hand
on the thieves of the Presidential office
while its occupant is still looked upon a
a man in possession of stolen goods.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Examination Of Teachers,
June14.5t

There will be an examination OF all per
sons who desire to teach in the Puollc
Schools in Delaware, AT the ioiloWlhg
places -,
Middletown, June oath; Kirkwood, June
25th Mermaid, July /; Henry Gay.
July2
Teachers Wh0 do not noU hoid eeTfVie~e
will meet at the following places
Newark, June 26; Newport, June rs.
Teachers tVhO noiO hold Il cerhHcdte Will
meet at the following places:
Newark, June u Newport, June ~.
Examinations VIII begin promptly az
o'clock. Ii. dhoN Eo,
Supt OF Schools.
SMYRNA, June II, ls7S.-jei3- w2t-diS, 10 20
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

The Bill which yesterday passed the
Senate making greenbacks receivable
for the purchase of United States four.
percent. bonds, and from and after Oct
tober i, 1873, making them receivable
for customs duties, will have very little
effect on the financial situation, should
it become law. Greenbacks and gold are
now within the fraction of one cent OF
equallty,the advantage that gold has over
greenbacks is that it is the duty payer
10 give this power to the paper money
Will slightly enhance its value and slight.
ly depress gold, and'may thus bring then
to complete equality.-Bah. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

Secretary Schurz stands to his guns
even when the President, the rest of the
Cabinet and pretty much everybody else
about the administration, have made
their bayonets bristle against the civil
service reform that was the first article
OF their common faith about Inaugural
ton time. He has given the subordinates
in the Interior Department notice that
they needn't contribute to political ex-
penses if they prefer not to, and that
their paying or refusing to pay won,
hasten or hinder their removal.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

tween NewburyporU and Boston and the
wounding of five passengers, will not, it
is hoped, Interfere with the pastime of
Colonel De Lancey Kane. In this Instance
the driver was eighty years of age and
the axle which broke was probably nine
ty. Col Kane is only about fifty wears of
age and he always carries bugler on his
coach to sound notes of warning when
the aXles begin to show signs of weakness.
lie fact that Colonel Kane has never
Killed any OF his passengers shows that
his method of travel is alarmipglv saf.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

lhe Republicans in Congress succeed
mthe attempt to defraud Louisiana
and Florida out of their electoral votes,
honestly chosen for Tilden. The Repub-
lcah Senator and Republican Congress
men lrom Oregon aided in the consum-
nation of the Louisiana and Florida in
fanny, and the people ofthat State have
chosen Democratic Congressman and a
Democratic Legislature that will elect a
Democratic Senator,-Iimc
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
,JU NE ID. 1875.

WE call attention to the Insurance
Companies represented by f. l.. Gilpin
No. COS Market street, published in the
GAZETTE to-day. These companies are
among the very best in the world. They
command gross assets to the enormous
amount of $50 ,469,751.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
A CARL

To MY FRIErDS;-
/ hereby tender my hearty thanks to
my friends for the very liberal patronage
and the hi, hly complin entary vote which
they z. We me at u e late Nomination elec
tion and we have no cause Of complaint,
as we were beaten by one ofthe most popu-
lar m EN- in New Castle county. And l
hope my friends Ill support the ticket
nominated last Saturday with the SANE
zeal and fidelity with which they sup
ported me. Very Respectfully,
PURNAL j. LYNCH,
iell-lw st. Georges hundred.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

No GENERAL in the British army
would dare to threaten the British Lords
and Commons. Simon Cameron, at the
beginning of the rebellion asserted that
Sherman was crazy, and we believe the
man is lacking in sanity. He is erratic to
degree that makes him unsafe, and he
should be put under strict surveillance.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Emma Bethel Convicted.

Emma Bethel, who was acquitted of
poisoning in New Jersey, was yesterday
convicted in Philadelphia of stealing jew
elry and dresses from the house of i'll fame
where two girls were burned to death, the
day Of the funeral. The jury recommen-
ded her to mercy. Sentence was defer
red. Emma was dressed in silk.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

STATE BoNDs.-State Treasurer Giles
will be at the Philadelphia National
Bank the first three days in July, for the
purpose of paying off all bonds from No
131 to 100, of the denomination Of 81 ,oOO
each, bearing date of January /, 1865,
and tath from and after that date the In
terest thereon will be stopped.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

No man ,oorthy the office Of President
should be willing to hold it i counted in or
placed there by any fraud. Either party
can afford to be disappointed in the result,
but the country cannot afford to haze he re-
suh tainted by the suspicion Of illegal or
false returns-PREsIDENT GRANT.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
PUBLIC SALE
OF
l6 BUILDING LOTS
AND
I F2 AME DWELLINGS
In South Wilmington. The Under,,r.
ed VIII sell on the premises, on
SArITRD IIrNr ~ -

In Soutn wilmington. The Undar,,r
ed Will sell on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE l5, 1873
Commencing at 40 p. m, at Lot M 4.
Buttonwood 81, south OF Lobdell and so1
lowing the numbers Till all are sold ''''
The lots are situated on boil sides n, PM.
tonwood street, between Lobdell ana p' ,
streets. Six OF the dive lin. are ON 4 81
west OF Buttoswood, two stories hlpg sI
contain four rooms. One IL on Bnto
wood south OF A street, also twO-siOry srd
containing four rooms, all In good 6rls,
These are all IN "A des rable Location n,
workingmen on South side, being bni
short distance from the principal rors
mills aad shops, In portion Of the I0v''
which is growing rapidly. Sale pos, "a
and no undertaking.
TERMS FOR LOTS. .-2e per cent e.,t
and approved notes at 3 and mo.s,
bearing interest from dar of sale,
TERMS FOR HUU FS. ~ per ,.r,
cash and balance approved notes aitGy
and II months, bearing interest from Nv
of sale. settlement IN all cases To be ml,
previous to the following SATURDAY ls.
, I'D, or the purchase may be declar4d vyj
at the op ion of the seller Possession d
lots immediate, ana of the houses N )
days from day of sale.
2 NJ. NJ. CHILL
No. 4 West Seventh street
1 l.. w. STIDHAM & son, AuctiOneen.
! jeS-7t
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

Every prediction which the advocates
of a single gold standard made with re-
gard to the results of the reconciliation
of silver has fallen to the ground as so
much worthless bombast. Gold is now
flowing into the country more rapidly
than it ever did, and silver is filling the
national Golfers, showing a growing con-
fidence in the late currency legislation
that is all that could be desired. In bare
faced shamelessness some of the organs
of the brokers refer with sarcasm to silver
as returning to the L. s. Treasury and
not being acceptable to the people. The
fools are not all dead. The people do not
care for either gold or silver. They woulc
Just as freely accept greenbacks as either
All they desire to know is that the govern
ment will not cheat them, but will keel
sufficient silver and gold in store to re
deem the greenbacks if they need small
amount of coin.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

A DJOURNED CONSTABLE'S SALE,
N SALE POSITIVE.
Hy virtue OF Sundry writs, to me direct.
ed, will be exposed to Public Sale, On
THURSDAY,
THE goth DAY OF JUNE, A. D.. lIt,
on the premises OF Jesse Sharp, situated
In Brandywlne Hundred, IN New Castle
County Delaware, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
the following described personal property,
VIZ: Five horses, 80 milch cows, | bull,
hogs, 2 buggles, one with top; | Jenny
Lind wagon, rs milk cans, farm wagons,
| milk wagon, horse cart OK cart, two
horse rakes. roller, wheatdli lmoWer
and reaper combined, 2 double sets Of lar-
ness, single sets OF harness, pl0ws and
harrows, 2 sets Of farm harness, grind
stone, 25 acres of wheat In the ground more
or less, 25 acres of oats In the ground more
or less. 60 acres OF grass more or less; lot
OF rakes, FORKS, picks and shovels and
sundries.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Jesse sharp, aud to b.. sold BY
ISAAC DILLlN, Constable
l.. W. Stidham ." Son, Aucti0neeFs.
Wilmington, June slh, lds. Je.-H
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Fashionable Furnlturel
J. & J. N. HARTMAN,
NJ. 40 Aing Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

-.AS We respectfully inferm the CHI
zens OF Wilmington, and the sur
.seA rounding country that we continue
a. sa>s - aul 10 dnanuiacture ana keep on hand
az oiI large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
styieS consisting of Mahogany Rosewaod
ana walnut Furniture suitable for parIar
c-Aning-room and cham ber uses p"ii"i
Our assortment of Furniture is laroar
more varied than>can be found in Deisware
ana all articles sold at our establish M on,
are warranted as represented.
Venltian Blinds of the most fashionab,,
designs made to order ans kept CONSTANT,
on hand. We also manufacti1re and n1,,:
stanlly Keep large assortment OF snrin
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses III
j. q j. N. HARMAN
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Important Recovery of Bonds

BosToE, MASS, June IA State de-
tective has recovered $4,000 worth of
stocks and bonds stolen from Lechmere
Bank, OF Cambridge, Mass, on the 10th
of last March.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
jell-lv

NEW SEKIESl NEW SEklES!l
IN 500 shares OF stock is now offered foi
sale In the Young Mems Loan Associs-
tion," SIXTH SEklkS. Books ready.
Apply TO ID. + HAWKINS, Secretary,
je3-lOt No. 44 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
NOTICES.

IENTKA l. LOAN ASSOCIATION
" Eighth series. 30 shares are onereu
for sale at ~ per share. Make your pay
ment and secure your book at the once
of the Secretary, No. "A Market street.
Attest, ID. L. HAW hlNS.
june1i. 81 secretary
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

NJ OTICE.-3O0 Shares Meci ahIcs' Loan
IN stock Tor sale. Sth series, just issued.
First payment on the second Tuesday in
May. Apply 10
w. }. MORROW secretary,
mar20-epi-tf All French st.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

1t now appears, that, even before the
meeting of the Berlin Congress, England
had established in an agreement with
Russia modifying many of the features of
the treaty at San Stefano. The agreement
ofwhchth text is published, relates to the
Constitution and Government Of Bulga-
ria, to the Bessarabian question, the Ash
atic frontier, the Greek provinces, and
the passage of the Dardanelles. England
thus obtained from Russia number Of
important concessions, which will max,
the work of the Berlin Congress less diff
ticult than it would otherwise have been
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

NJ Office TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN We hereby give n-tice that the
,ounty and Poor taxes for the year 1875, are
now due, and payable at the office 6iS
Market street.
Special notice Is given to those who have
not paid their taxes for 1877 TO do SO within
ten days from this date, or they will he col
lected W 18th costs.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER. Jr.,
a GIVEN,
May 1st 1aS.-tr Collectors.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, estaoilsne1
seekly paper in She state. and hes larger
a rculstior taan any other on the Peninsula,
pnhlished every Thursdayafternoon, at s1
,oar vuar in advance.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

NJ UrlCE.-By virtue of an act OF the
IN Gen, raj Assembly, passed at Dover,
FEB I'D, 1877, hereby give notice to mold
ers OF Delaware STATE Bones, that | shall
attend AT the Philadelphia National Bank,
in the city of Philadelphia during the bus
iness hours Of that baI k, on The three first
secular days of July, 1878, prepared 10 re-
deem and pay of all bonds from Nos. 1871
to 100 both inclusive, OF the denen inaiion
OF one Thousand dollars each, OF the issue
of the bonds OF the state OF Delaware un-
der date of Jan. LIST, 1865, and that from and
after the said first day OF July. lS 8, the in
terest on said bonds will cease.
THOS. B. GILES, state Treas.
Office State Treasurer, Dover, May 1st,
1E8.-2tawtjylst
y OflCE-Is hereby given 10 ali persons
~ whose business or occupation requires
a Stale license Tor the present year, (lS78)
that the same is due and payable on the
first day of June st the offices of the Clerk
of the Peace for New Castle County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
Clerk, at New Castle.
NJ. A. j. SPRINGER, deputy,
No. 3,9 W. Second St, Wilmington.
my2i-lm
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

T1c DAILY GAZETTE Is published every
AZ ernoon (sunday excepted y AT 4l6 Markei
street, and served by carriers to subscribers
in Iii ARTS of the city and surrounding
- rns u,2d VILLAGES, for six cents week, i,
oavabIe weekly. Yearly subscribers, s3 In
advance.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Chr @ails Gazsttr.

:. P. P.JoHssoN. EDITOR an. ? PROPRIETOR
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

GEO W. BUSH &ISuN
w guarantee their
shenandoah Co,