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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14

THE NICARAGUA TRANsIr.-We find the
following in Bulletins Atlantic summary of
news:
The Administration had received full ad-
vices from Mexico in relation to recognition
of the Juarez Government, and Senor Mata
had been sent for at New Orleans, to come
on and be received as Minister from Mexico.
Much doubt was expressed in diplomatic cir
cles whether the other foreign Ministers in
Mexico would follow McLane's example, and
recognize Juarez. They are under no obliga
tions to do so, unless he be fully in possession
of the Government (Which he is not, at Vera
Cruz If she consents to a treaty, such as is
wanted at Washington, McLane is indfftr
ent whether others recognize the Government
or not. The treaty, it is added will aim at
the acquision of Sonora and Chihuahua, and
some port on the Gulf of California, for q
large money consideration, with clause for
COmncisso to adjudicate American claims.
the amount of awards under under it TO be
deducted from the payment for the acquisi-
tion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14

AT the Sacramento races on Thursday the
riders Of Wake up Jake and Nebraska Bill,
pitched in for fight, and each got pair Of
back eyes
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14

The wheat and barley crop in Tehama
county look well. SO say the farmers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14
1ailg WationaI 4emottat.
Meeting of the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Yuba County.

Committee met at the Court House on Friday
May 18th, 1859, at o'clock P. NJ, pursuant to
call. The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved-that the Democratic County Con-
vention of Yuba County, for the election of Dele
Gates to the Democratic State Convention, to b.
held at Sacramento, June 18th, 1859, and for the
nomination of candidates for all county offices to
be filled at the next general election, be held at
the Oregon House, on Friday, the 10th DAY ON
June, A. d. 1859.
Resolved, that the basis of apportionment of
delegates to said Convention be one for each Pre-
cinc one for every fifty votes cast at the last gen-
eral election for the highest democratic candidate.
and one for every fraction of fifty, not less than
twenty-five.
Resolved that the democratic voters be recon.
mended to hold primary elections for the purpose
of choosing delegates to said County Convention.
on Tuesday the 7th day of June, A. d. 1859, be.
tween the hours of 6 and o'clock p. NJ; and that
the test recommended by the State Central Com.
mittee, be also recommended by this Committee
as the test at such primary elections.
Resolved, that the voters of Marysvlle be rec
commended to hold their primary elections at the
following places:
1st Ward,-Merchants' Hotel.
I'd do MOuntaineer Saloon.
Sd do u S. Hotel.
4th do Tehuantepec Saloon.
The following is the representation of the Pre-
cincts in the county, under the above apporton-
ment:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14

G2S- Science has her heroes, not less than war,
which annihiaes all that the former has lone for
kind is something to be celebrated in either
OF the word, and DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY, one Of those
distinguished exies who accompanied Kossuth in his
light to America, has attained iu the estimation Of
majority OF men, hat high position. graduate Of
the University of Pesth, acknowledged by the authori
ties ofthe famous Josephinian Institute Of Vienna, he
had already started upon brilliant his native
lana, when the War of the Revolution broke out and
the young practitioner at enrolled himself upon
The side OF his country's defenders History has al
ready done justice to the services which he rendered
on that occason they have been ndorsed by his Gen
eral as well as by his companions in arms, until no
doubt can remain as to his merits. So well convinced
OF ms skill were those among whom he had cast his
lot this side OF the Atlantic, that the Philadelphia
College OF Medicine cheerfully accorded him diploma
and the honorary title 1f A. L. His skill and efficiency
In the treatment Of the certain branch Of diseases to
when, without regard 10 the sneers of disappointed
rivals he has devoted himself. have become widely
known as to need no further Endorsement Thousands
have been preserved from irretrevabe destruction by
timely resort TO the services of DR.. L. j. Czapkay,
whose Office at the Medical and Surgical Institute in
acramento street, opposite the building Of the Pacific
Nan steamship Company, San Francisco. mr20
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14
NEcARAouAx ArrAlRs.-The Washington

NIcARAGUAN AFFAIRs.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald says:
Ran Runnels the new Consul at San Juan.
took important dispatches to Minister Lamar
and the officers in command of the Home
Squadron. These instructions have been re-
iterated and strengthened by dispatches sent
still more recently.
Our Minister is to demand the immediate
restoration of the steamers to the Transit
Company, ample indemnity for the damage
done by the destruction of bridges and other
property on the route, and for any other da-
mage that may have been sustained in con-
sequence of the illegal seizure and other
high-handed proceedings ordered by Marti-
nez. If these demands are not accepted at
once, the whole available naval force in the
Gulf and elsewhere, that can be concentrated
at San Juan in a short time, will be placed
at his disposal and directed to act under his
orders, even if that course should require
that San Juan should again be bombarded,
and all the towns within reach of the squad.
ron's guns should share the same fate.
The instructions also back up very strong.
ly Gen. Cass' dispatch of last August, ard as
sure Martinez, in very unequivocal terms,
that this Government will protect the rights
of the American Transit Company. The
Government has definitely resolved that the
transit route shall be opened, and has issued
circular to the several companies to ascer
tain upon what terms the California mail
can he carried by this route from the 3Uth
September, 1859, to 30th June, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14

THE LAST NUGGET The Zig lump of gold
and quartz, found in Columbia st week, was
purchased by w. y. Sleeper & Co, by whom
it was crushed and melted Mr. Hooker
one of the firm, furnished us with the follow.
ing items in relation to it, Weight of lump,
1910 100 ounces; weight after melting, in
lar, 35S;S5-l00 ounces. Probable value,
Coniier
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14
Sperial 4otirrz.
Radical Cure of Rupture.

qo DIR. D. W. C. RICE having perfected
- , arrangements with DIR. MARSH, 'of New
York, for the use and sale of his " RADI-
CAL CURE TRUSS, desires to inform those afflicted
with HERNIA, or RUPTURE, that he has now on hand
full and complete assortment this celebrated nstru-
ment, and will devote his special attention to its ap-
pcation, and subsequent necessary treatment to all
those who may place themselves under his care.
From the eminent success attending the of the
"RADlCAL CURE TRUSS" DR. RCR feels assured
that ALL cases of Rupture susceptible of cure be
eectualy and permanently relieved by the use of this
instrument, it being peculiarly adapted to the anato-
my Of Hernia, and hence be worn with ease and
comfort
Reference may be had to gentlemen OF this city,
who have been efectualy cured
Office at the Drug Store of RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
81 Street. Marysville. mh16-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14
Marysville-1st Ward. 8 Brownsville

The following is the representation Of the Pre-
cincts in the county, under the above apportion-
ment:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-14
Daly'S Aromatic Valley WhiSkey

Is put upin cases containing one dozen bottles each
gS- For sale by Glltheprincpal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. mh19.Smis
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procIumaiiop by The MAYOR.

Summer Cl0thing. go
In Of e ateue Of viii close out
our entire stock at .
GEO. A. HUNTER Co.'S
Mammoth Clothing Warehouse,
Nos go and 2s2 Bowery.
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JSEO OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

CeJC.
OPEN 20 VISITORS SEEKING HEALTH or PLEASURE,
from Jlne ~ October |.
ACCOMMODATIONS for over FIVE HUNDRED VISITORS
The ohio White sulphur spdnss are situated In Delaware
County 70 miles North o Columbus tth. capital ~ Oho tho
5co.s RIVER 10 miles from Delaware, mss from tho White
Sulphur station the Springfield Mount Vernon sDd Pittsburgh
Railroad 10 iles Pleasant Valley sprDss stson
Columbus. Pqs and Indiana Railroad The medicinal
qus,s of these Springs unsarped by those Of any ohsf
hina raj he United For other inform
,tion address ANDREW WiLJON, Jh,
White Sulphur Spr.Dsa obio.
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nor ALL THE PEOPLE
l. The sCALPEL FOR JULY-So. XII
Edit.d bJ EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ d.
CosrEsrs Of aUNsrR xLl.-Jaly, las:

CONTENT o. NUMBER NLl.-J1y, lGS:
Art XVThe Clergy .nd he Religious 9Ie,. Clerical In
%1ry g pH ion I'D bsb Il. S or ce;@ as G.ra.D IN ne r &
Of his Cas-. and Why Asecio:si women sad A=n
ey.n affected toward belief The Y oss-ryer lsdeF-od
eni EysIs,, Po,e'isHt chaehnsn, Presbyterian C"m7n;
ARH xiL-Tne Fancy Pi,eon-Coori Eai,cT. Dve-.ior'i
Love- and Psssor o ;h aeoIs Aaag of Pigeon saf H.
Temp-ianen., JessusI Grass sdJws Danger as Ana
s Of S'q b r9mS. BJb. Yar lay
pusenoe Of th- sl-E AGaosy y Prof 3: Pseon
C,ep. like Hotels and Boarding Horsesi Fancy Men AID
Art rx-The Poplar Medical Rses-co1r..; DiyertDs
due 10 The Elegant. sci.,y; Medical Diversions Tscycs II
Tie bod's PnssnxEoi;or Ac'eP. TIE Cssasgs, b: de-
to The weapons; Caehectc Condition Of hat Ge-t: GOV
iUg Machine The American Medical A'sociaion sccry Of
Lsubcs vIsny Watts that Con'pirscy spec p-n Of one
FoDndrs friendly Dot~s Wns h- Dn.y " Czsus an1
ART X-seyenh Letter from John Matthews. ;he TOser Of
LDdoD he Es.i Inoia Company Museum H-mpfon Cturr
and Rsessa schoS Bos;.Bl,es. Engi.n oys--h5x they
con pare VIZ our CPS Ps. Wnood s'V Va,s m
sate pan uens; their Cor,euts The Royal Stables
s9G aS cs Of r m VS. SIssS a. S1d SP 9a o
View Of Six oOun,ies from is To IL, Trees Plant and
Flowers it. Statues and Aculsns couT me Load1D t.;
their nee Vaults and CJneD,s the Tobacco Warehouses;
The Qur-1s Pip; the Ho1.e of Coamon'
ART. X HyPocry Of Gyuna'iios the Young never require
aR1. xv-The L.r.r Beer oaeion wn tba. Delec.abIe
Beverage ntoxca.e y the EeiIof' ExPerence he Money
Art XvI-Letter from CTotm Point. Description of Dr..
UDosrhill ard hi. Vineyard; YschdSg
cs ssonsb h AboonsI val. sBd N. Ctera. 70 es.
Chi there tef rn;y Extraordinary reason
alleged Edi,OIisi Criticism and advice 70 the Oprators
ART XFlIlIs with the duty Of Physician %
Cbck the Increase Of Fsmy Moral ana Physical Consd-rs
lions
Ksppa lambda SANDER; Has Tho Scspel 70 grind
Confs6 EDITOR aud 81 mber Of The Academy
ART AllI-Notes VI PsrsIan Experience By Dr. Lazarus;
Location; the Medical Quarters ana sPt.ls
Turenue Dsoyerer 81 Sypoza'on Ne
BY Startling Discovery is Contrast vi n he
MercurI.l Treatment ! two parallel Cases .
IHs iourua and bas been, medical one II
designed exclusively for the instruction OF The people IL the
Ia 1919 the second NUMBER
At
bound and Ddexs1 for the Library in i've large
page IN esea vonHe may De mad
Of the Eai0r only AID Of bokseue for t7 but the
volume comprising e las two years bound together 10 always
~ Inc whole s.t OILY be s-ut OJ eXpr-ss ~
Editor No AZ 5t1 u an1 lin SIS,
where he attends exclusively Office Consultations and Oprs
tive Surgery. Office hours, 8 70 s. and to9 eyenngs
Copsulistion fee, either Office or by letter. t5
The Ofce Of The scspels al No. Neseys, Aor Hoase,
where number be had and no. al DI Ds Ome
where complimentary visits are receigvd
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@ A Y 0 I { ! ii 0 I E L
- BALLsTON SPA.
This Ho.- o. long ani yusby Known 10 the pleasure se-h.
us bio will b. open vi.or. andsr the supervision Of ".
W DAY June j Ths House has ssly been put n compets
repair With all nodern improvements combining elegance
oit and gurtn-ss which is apob. ~ find In
Ars. paces The Mineral Springs 4 this place need
uendaor their medicinal propee. have reputation world
wide Summer for those seeking health, rest
pleasure, tho SAN s0UCI offers Inducements which other
Hotel has OF can have. w w. DAY, Proprietor
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TRS-A oppor'ui'y ihy~st In TOO new aod ln1'
prant inventions paienfei Jaue p, 1883 viii be 'nui by
tius on A. IA EMERY. r. the Inventor sud piientee a
his rooms House, NewYork Ofce hours from I'D 70 10
ardo to n N
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OFFICE OF THE ConNIsaoyERs FOR H.c,D.sizISs Graz
rAIy ROADS AsD Avenues ~ TIE fowS or Wgsr ;
FARMS, UEsTcHEsTER CoUSTv, y I.
ITO CONTRAC1ORS.-Sea Proposals in.
1o.ed Proposal for Masadamiziug fordnsm-sv IN the
Wesf.ru, viii b. rec-yed from respono- parties a.
the Office Of JOHN BArHGATE esq. The Town Hail. On
Fofdhsm IN the Town Of Wrstfarms uoti ocock N
WEDNESDAY, July lS proxm3 a. vhi,h tlone The Com
u1ss 70 viii meet al he Town Hal consider the snd
.wad The contract 20 such bidder bidders in ts7 cpnCD
will b,st subseTye the interests Of The town
The psn and toe specification can be seen 81 the
Office q JOHN BATH6ATE, a. above.
BENJAMIN Z. HURTON)
a. EDWARD BAACk Com n!ssioners.
JOHN BATHGATE,
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ITO CARPENTERS and MASONS. Sealed
proposals. ,s!yed until Wednesday, the $,h day
OF Juy Instant three O'Clock in The afrnoon, ne off OF
Clerk the Board Of Eiucaon coru- Of Grand and ~
ether place, by tne Trustees Of Common Schools
Twentieth Ward. furnishing hs materials and dong
h- vtrs D.c.ary making alterations IN the Pima
Department Ward School NJ 49, IN 2 hst The on
and materials sno tor tha clrpenter and
bicdtT ay propose the whJe. The Psas and specific togs
may seeu Al the Office the Superintendent oi Eo0 Bld
gs No "a C.osby.t Th- Tfusc-. the ,ht reject
any r,I Of the proposals. New Yor,, July ), 1883
Henry LARkiS,
ROgERT Taylor, Committee.
PETER LODEWICK,
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Ese In EA County. Pa the line of he gaabu,v "a
Le Railroad Aso. Lands In Sullivan County, Pa Apsly A.
tse ofos d iAe lomesesd Company. No. ls Rrsa ssy
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GUNNER Retreats.

DOARD in the COUNrRY.-Families wishing
ID the comforts Of bon. would do well call aiir.ss
~. subscrb bis residence stusted in healthy catcn,
about .wo niles from the l Of Glen Cove. Shady wlks ard
paaut drives reasonable Steamers leave times
daily CHARLES UNDERHiLL Glen Cove, Tor Island
GUNNER BOARDING At SARATOGA.-Fsmi-
- ues desiring Prvs,. Board may lind superior sccxpmcds
ious spacious cool and quiet snpIs and shaded pay.
rounds reasonable mhdes sah nom Confrcss
sprng b. Supplying Immediately rEAfLg GROVE HoUoE,
1sratsxa spnngs New York
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
y ubdergd IN b-iA Of The School Officers Of the Sixteenth
Ward Cerk q Boarf Of Educson
Of Grand and Elm Until WEDNESDAY the %rh dsY OF
Jolly Occk for furniture for cia.s room. snd
lew wing. Of Ward School No a. ia 2h-. 1t-enth Ward
puuat plans and spechcs he and 70 BE- seen a. me
Of the SuI-rin.-Ident Of School Building, No " Croby
Tesp0us And approved setes Will BE- required from
the succrGl bidder Tbe School officer. o. the Ward reserve
ID. reb reject any al Of proposals. offered, de-ued
for the public iEieres: ~ do ~. -
JAMES HORNER, Committee
JOHH DELAMATER
Now. York. July G, 1889. SAMUEL MOORE, Repairs.
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yTANTED-A PARTNER, with So, 900, "a

w take the place Of retiring paoer in Old established
Import House dong od business bes. Oi references
given. Address K, Box w. LIS P,slUhle
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Boar0 an6 tlooms.

4 STOR H0USE.-This splendid Hotel is IN
tine ordsr and .ond la eiessnee. Ibs Ldies'
Drsw wrs R.san 3 a baautiGn. une having equal
l open corridor. end complete ventilation render nlos de-
shtfu weather Is nuurptssca BY other I, sit
usor having railroads The front aud south sides whios
Ger, every part Of the city tor hslf dime.
Travellers arriving from the North and Fast will ini he small
car. ne Hsr and 8tb economy and conyenoe
especially az ugh. - -
For families prrisTns boueise and ready sea;e sccommo-
daton, Il offers superior attraction.
All classes have then sFction for this Hotel and
every pains viii b. taken render Il home for "a. trsye-
Tn. same liberal system will b. continued and The Utncs.
pronppe the part all belonging - iis ors.su
will b. exaetsd. -
telegraph OFF connectei with all parts of the Union and h
Cansdss Intelligent aud reliable stendants situated aex
thr
Of a des rp-ion respectfully requested 20 send uocs of
Connections. Of
Hotel iot The better Informs dion u It's guests
MIN Egg, Vegetables Sc produced farm managed
exclusively for the Astor bouse
Water Closets aud Bath Rooms on every foor
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1bprriisins asentn.
Chances for Business nlen.

EOR SALE-A fourishing SCHOOL half an
hours distance rom Y sccoaut Of The " health q
Principal competent party, win - 70 -IS cA1 here
6nd sr stsrt IN Ffe For psr.cass inquire 8;
RAYNORS 3 iuks.ofe. No 70 BJweTy.
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Creursions.

EXCURSIONS b the COAL FIELDS Of
II PEhNSY LNANIA- The Central Railroad Company OF
rVJeIsey with other connecting roads thF % the cZeGs Of
NewYoTk aud yiciai,y deghtf and iatres-.g tp the
COAL FIELDS OF PENSSYLN ANA, a. the following very
Ow
SewYors via Delaware Water Gap Scranton Wilk
barre Rupert Mauch Chunk, Bethlehem aud Eastln 10 New
From New York % Msuch Chunk only aud rstar s.. 2j
These Of fare be without large amount Of travel
after August price viii be increased
sons discontinued
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UyINsLOw HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY, MIN.

CVINSLOW HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY, MIN.
w NESOrA j. " DARROW, sapenpendsnt-Thb y
lsrsest elessn furnished Hotel D the Nr:hws
open .Og .he accommodates n IL 10 de6rs-
ely being central u, business part Of The city, anA
,onnisndins full sigh. % The Falls Of st. ADbcnJ aid ~ Oh
rysry Balconies enod the vieEs thai chain
VI of the citiss Of 81. Anthony and Minneapolis
-hs House just completed al cost OF and f1rns
II IN prncey style, en- additional expense d tU0eo.
The celebrated Fss Of nnn--Hs Hs IsushinS WssTb
coated about io mes distant from the WssIoS House
sodheY direction They sycrOsohsd By eIcesn: rod
rom be Hotel ard object Of hearty and roman
interest, they fail eroe the saLpsop ef he Sax
Srsusent bosld ~ per day.
fhs table, farnisoec with the ssssss variety snA ~
rhocsr s6oris ard st,an don 10 wanting rAAA
us Suss.s of he Wtnsov ths friends n the Horse
Il W. MCLEAN, ProyreeoG.
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I NER with from 5000 sl,oo, in sell..isbhed Blank
box Ma. ufsctory avoraby located gr wing Western city
having T4ssay connection. sud west Any pactc
rnsI bavog tb1ye - capitol invest viii n th
an op~uing Ps uisTs Je ascefiO a
pication 20 5. M PETTEEGlLL, No. ll9 Nassau-st
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W. Edi:ioa of H.,-aoo,k. gr.a; Flci-rr Of CEN
TRIAL PARK, 20 b. is-ari ht. dsy Price % c-sf. copy
d. c. HITCHCOCK c., NJ. IL. Sss-sl,i
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PACKFR-On Monday evening. Nov. J. lisa AZ y O'Clock,
Tldr,dee Packer aged % mouths and 20 days
1e funeral take place his late residence, No King
street on "Wednesday, 9th inst, st O'Clock TOe friends
The family are invited 10 be present
IA. dies-but no pencil display
The .plendors and slory that burst on bis sight,
AZ zuided By angels he speeds on his way,
Through ths portals Of prsiss to the temple Of light"
NswI opdou and Mystic. Conn, papers please copy.
Ps-On Tuesday. Nov 9, Peter william son ell WINS
ana Jo.,phipe Phslrs. aged 10 months and III dsys
IT, ,iv,s and friends OF the family are respectfully tsvssed
"a s,tena the funeral Thursday oth int ocoes N,
nom the residence Of his grandfather, r '" ieNe ESQ., No
10 Third street.
poIIOcK-At Mount Vernon Westehes,er County, rses
d.v morning Nov after short but severe ilne@s Ed~vd
Pollock In the 53th OF bis age
T sIssives and friends Of hry and Of the soma JAse
and Alexander also Of his sonir law Andrew reseef 9e
invited the carriages IN waiting ~eny-
DEPOT, at l2 O'Clock m, on weaneeaSy N
int AS remains will be Aken to Greenwood ;or nefnsnt
PIFRREPoNT-At Brooklyn, Monday Nov Anna MARIA,
widow the late H. b. Peepon in the nth year Of her <
her funsrn AZ S. AIMS Church Sands street Thasdsy
morning a II O'CLOCK without further invitation
QUNN-n Brooklyn Monday morning Nov sfcr lnser'
Ing Illness " illsIn p. Quinn, aged ~ years
OINN-u this city Monday Nov. after long iness,
Mary Cuinn Of Arthur oninn Of County OF Tyrone
ireland.
TRIPP-ou Monday Nov Of pa,rii throat Msiytna
Harrio only child OF Margaret b. aad the late 'sooo W.
Tripp, in the 10th year Of her age ,,,, Pan.
The relatives and friends Of the family and OF hs Hp
Bouestee are invited attend the funeral this lweones
dayl afternoon O'Clock from her late residence corner o.
and Seventy hh street The remains " Vc Ass
to Po1ghkeepsie for inteunent- =
TlEBOIT-in this city, Monday New Margaret feooos,
widow Of John Tiebout, In the sist year Of her age
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New.Jersey Election.

Sussex County--Newton, three townships to hear
from; u probable majority for Wright in the whole
county of 600.
Morris County-Pequannoc Township, 3i7 majority
for Olden.
Chatham Townthip-6S majority for Olden.
Pa.saic Bridge-Oden SO and Wright 50, tie.
Warren Co.-Belvidere Borough gives Wright A
majority. Borough of Hsckettstown gives Wright
les and Olden 70. The whole majority in the county
for Wright is about coo.
Union Co.-Plainfeld l65 majority for Olden. New
Providence tie on ~. In Elizabeth City the Second
and the Third Wards give Olden 500 and Wright, 57
Middlesex County-South Brunswick, LIZ maj. for
Olden.
Pseatsway, ditto l2i.
Woodbridge, ditto lO6.
The whole County gives 30 for Olden.
Ocean Couniy-Squan ard Shrewsbury give lsl
mai. for Olden-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Opposition members Of Assem-
bly, are elected in Burlington County.
In Camden County, Wright has 500 majority
Essex County-Newark, the Sixth Ward gives
Wright $40 maj.
New@k-There Is an error in the previous report.
The correct vote is 0lden, 467; Wright LOIS. The
whole county gives about 800 majority for Olden.
The Democratic county ticket supposed be elected
but there has been such scratching all around that
reliable return Is impossible.
Hudson City Returns from half the city, give Wright
majority Of 1876.