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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

Mr.. FAIR AGAIN ARMED.-MIs. Fair is de-
termined to keep herpelf before she public ~
long q possible. A few days ago she made q
very dsmonstrative demand on the clerk Of the
court in San Francisco for the pistol which had
been a witness against her on her trial. 1t was
the i'm mplsment with which she slew Mr. Critten.
dep II was given TO her.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
plumbers aud 6ss 1itters. I
LDOK/ LOOX/ LNlX

Money saved 10 money eASnodoO !.
When to good advantage turo 4.
But how to do IL some may say st
The mode is simple and this thWsy..
At No. 2b West Fourth street.
You will find gas burner that 10 eomplet
II burns less gas than am. otAsr.
And rivals IL has not anolAaf. sIA
It needs NO argument to show
That Gillespie Jackson y the plaoo - no
To buy as-6xturse. burners aad eloks.
With which their shop 10 plsnsifaaly slowed.
P'S.-Csll mon, examine and bs convinced hat
our prices are a. low = the lowest.
GILLESPIE I JACKSON,
mayl6 6m as West Fourth otYUos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

EPIzoorY.-A certain class Of young men in
our city, who have too much leisure time, have
turned the horse disease to account BY inventing
new vocabulary for getting drunk, standing
treat and being arrested. Yesterday We OVER
heard the following conversation: "How is your
Epizooty this moEningr' "Gstting woese"-
Take some horss medicine r "A little may
help me-" "How much did you pay for your
last prescripjonT three dollars and fifty
cents" "Hov long will il lasl 7" About two
veekA' We have some smart young men in
Chesles.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF FDELAwARE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
wssU ON Tsssday the ftth day of November. in the
year Of our Lerd one thousand eight hundred and
1sst Monday in .sid month, in pursuance Of tho
Csaetituton Of the United States. and the laws Of
ST.: e in =, .ha, behalf for H. H. .!se
eeass in the forty-third Congress Of the United
1sd wberea. the official certiaea.es or returns of
~ eaa sleeions held in the sevai cosntes Of the
- otass having been duly received A4d examined
IS ENsv CsssIe county for Jane. y. Loa.nd. .:s5s.
81 sosnsy Sosny i fSr ca.s aIs' wrisSs
|: s::s ss:ss, ss.s fs. for a%f' ca.,: Hsa:Rt
Al. w39eas, the returns duly made ont. sigaed
a :sS. s1 .Ss .sd % s ss.,s ssGs' IL *. S
SSiFd Consren Of the United States as Aforesaid.
ksvins been dslK deliyersd t. the Goye!nSr ~ the
SSstsd 81 ssesrtalasd the number Of votes ier
- s sssu spSs. z1sa Is
Hss SisI. s..ssr efvotss siven for James r., Les-
NJ sSSjs ssI;Sss X voi:s sivsn Tor Ca'si: q.
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- "a 6sss.s;. 3 shs .s'g-tAird Congress Of
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

STRAY OxES.-A few days ago, Messrs.
Springer, Morley & Cause. purchased pair Of
oxen down the etate. and brought them TO this
city. Shortly after their arrival here, they were
miased, and great search was made for them, a
messenger being sent 10 the place Of their pur-
chase, to see il they had returned. After all
their search it was discover that their oxen had
simply been straying about our streets, and in
accordance with The Law had been impounded.
They were then released.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

An NAMERICAN DUELIsT ARRESTED IN Ma
Plxs-M. F. Brewster, an American, who Kill.
I'D the Count di Parma, lieutenant Of the
months ago, has recently been arrested in Ma
pies. The duel originated in the Count di Par
ma making insulting remarks about American
institutions to Mr.. Brewster, in a fashionable
cafe in Leghorn, which Brewster resented with
. blow, for which he was challenged by the
count They met near Leghorn-ffteen pace!
were measured, the cOmbatants were blindfoE.
ded, pistols were the weapons used, and thu
Count di Parma fell at the first fire.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

LARoR TuRNIrs.-Nr. Oaram, who works the
Blackwell farm, in Brandy wine Hundred, belong
ing to Mr. Geo. r. Townsend, brought to our Of.
6ce this morning two turnips weighing about 10
other pounds ounces. They were the ordinary
nat white turnips. aud apparently thoroughly
sound. Ths seed were sown in August. We
doubt whether they can Le beaten in the county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

A GOOD LAw.-Both Pennsylvania ard
Maryland have law prohibiting the sa le of
liquor ON election day. 1t Is good law and
operates in the interest of peace and good Or
der. Such law should be enacted for Della
ware ut the approaching session of the General
Assembly. - Dck0sCdreQn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

MISUNDERSTANDING large crowd attended
tile prayer meeting at Union NJ. E. Church,
last evening, and again quite number of
h"s fsr these meeting naye been oeHen He1v
successful, and they will probably be continued
next week. There seems to have been a
manifest disposition on the part of many
persons attending these meeting lost week, to
act in very irreverant manner, and con-
stantly interrupt the services by talking,
laughing, and otherwise misbehaving. Last
night. however, the pastor, Rev. Chas. Hill,
referred to these actions, and stated that ii
they were continued, he would be compelled
to publicly aud polntedly rebuke those 81
acting. This had thedesired effect, and those
persons who had not sufficient respect for the
sanctuary to actsin an orderly manner, were
compelled to do so, from fear of public re-
buke.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

WILMINoToN CONFERENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL
INsTIrUrEs.-The following named places and
times have been selected for holding the S. S.
Institutes recommended by the Wilmington
conference At its last session. viz:
Georgetown, Del. Nov. Goth and 2lst
Ssow Hill, Nd, Nov. 25th and Goth.
Wilmington, Del, ST. Pauls Church. 9th,
2sth and 29ih
A new feature Of interest will he given to
these exercises by lectures on the Tabernacle,
Solomon's Temple and Buildings Of Bible times,
illustrated by models, and given in High Priest's
costume. by Rev. James 8. Ostrander, Of New
York. whose services have been SECURED ~ con.
ductor Of the Institutes. + t
The music will be under the direction Of Prof
John G. Robinson Of Baltimore.
Pastors. Superintendents, Teachers. Parents
and all others interested in the study Of the
word Of God. are cordially invited TO attend.
T. F. HAMMERsLEY, Sec. Of Com.
MILFORD, Nov. 18th, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
LooAl . lare.uso ence. !.

Stray snow Aa&ss were sscn this morning. Z
Horsss are bssoning more numerous on our
streets. e.5. rG, .-
The slow, numbering OK tsams create oonsidsra-
bic amusement.
Despite the horss disease, The market continues
10 be well aatsnded.
Prot Csomwslls Art Entertainment, "Opens nsxt
Wednesday evening .s. ,1ss
Obtain your ticket for Geo. Macdonald . lecture,
on Friday evening nsxt
4 complete line Of Kid Gloves in one and two
buttons, at w. n. Ksonard j. Co.'S.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
RECEIPTS.
sHIPM ENTs
Magistrates Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR slMMs.

Theo. Hanf and Henry Lo6nk, we're arrested
BY officer WinRate, for building hon fire on
Lobdells lot, Fourth and Lombard streeis.-
They were severely reprimanded by the Mayor
aud discharged.
Jesse 8. Kennedy was arrested by officer
Hickman, for drunkenness, and fined 80 cents
and costa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

present time are lust as lovely as can be. The
moon Is now about full and her silver rays
light the pathway Of many late pedestrian.
1t is rather too cool for any rOmancing or
lovers strolling which is to be deprecated.
but still the beauty of the night Is not the
less appreciated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

LAND SALEs.-Drs. Mackall and lamar have
sold the Tins farm. in SassafrAs Neck, containing
240 acres. TO George Reynolds. Of Delaware. for
$4,000. Tho vendors recently purchased this
farm for e0.l00.
A. Leo Knott and John p. Poe, trustees, sold. ON
Tuesday last, tho Turkey Point property belong
ing to tho Paca estate, for 3-Cecil Democrat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

NEWSPAPER ENTERFRIsE.-OnM Monday sf-
,ernoop, Messrs. VIM. II. Hodgson and w. w.
Thompson. Of the West Chester JEFFERsoNIAN
will issue the first number Of the DAILY LOCAL
NEWS. Should they evince in ils publication.
the JErFrRsoNIAN, their appeal to the pubic
for ito support, will not be in vain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

Rev. j. Brint0n Smith, recently poisoned
in Raleigh. as alleged, by his wife and daugh.
ter, was at one time pastor of st. James
Of pmf ms1mony Lodge No. s. % Ancient I "g,srS YorS
Masons, Of that city. His father many years
ago kept the Indian Queen Hotel in this city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

DUcKIN0.-The IIavre-de-Grace Republic
can says: "The regular ducking season
opened on last Friday. Our gunners are now
regularly at work, meeting with moderate
success, capturing some six or eight hundred
pairs daily. Canvass backs are retailing here
at e2, red-heads at l.o5, and black-heads at
GO cents per pair
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

FlRE AT BRlDaEvILLE.-A coal oil lamp
exploded in the store Of r. w. Cam IN, al
Bridsevills TN Monday, and destroyed both the
store and II contents. With the greatest diifi-
Guilty the adjoining property was saved. Avoid
such 6res By using metal lamps.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
soAao.oF TRADE.
DAILY MEETINGS on CHANGE.

\ DAILY XEET1N0B On CHANVH'
AT the meeting Of The Board Of Trade, 10 day
twenty .lonr individuals and firms were repre-.
s.nted. The receipts and shipments recorded
are % follows: h5
RECEIPTS.
10000 feet Of lumber, one car and 1900
bushels Of wheat; Is bales Of cotton; l46 tons Of
iron; q bales Of goat skins; 80 bales Of rags;
one car Of iron turnings; one car Of trees; 10
cans Of coal; one car o6 charcoal; two cars Of
canned Fruit one car Of WOOL, one car OF spokes'
sHIPMENTs.
Eight ears Of coal; IA carriages; two cara o.
sheet irots 40 tons Of merchant iron: one car oi
ksolin; one car bf clay; three cars Of car wheels
one car Of trees; 81 csles q morocco 1000
pounds Of paper; 800 bushels Of wheat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

RouoH CoNDucT.-Y yesterday, three rouehs
undertook to take possession OF store. kept BY
Mr.. Bowman, over Third street bridge. The
clerk, however, locked the door, and when they
threatened TO break through the window, he
informed them that the first one that did sG
would get shot. They then retired. Such con
duct. it is said. 10 not at Ill uncommon in this
locality, but tho insuficiency of the present
police fores, will not admit OF proper protect'o1
being given to the citizens Of the Southside.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
business mo.oss.

OASop Ceol.-StOve S6. 20, Nut $3.50 per 22l0
pounds for cash only, at yard South OF Market
street. Bridge. feb21-n WA. j. BRoWN. Z.
To Pro Mo PARTIEs.-A fine assortment Of
1nglish pickles and sauces of aM kinda = Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup. fresh Salmon, Lobeters. Sar-
dinss, Picked and Cove Oysters, &c, &C. Also
Mathew & Latours celebrsted olive oils, at
BOwNAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason. Dexter. valve. WILCOX. and otheI
glass; stone and tin air tight jars and cana cheap
st BOWMAN'S ths Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

A delegation of Sac and Fox Indians arri.
we'd in Washington yesterday. They come to
arrange for the sale of their reservations In
Nebraska and Kansas, and their removal to
the Indian Territory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

SuNK.-Last night, between 8 and 10 O'Clock
the tug ]. B. Woodward. from Philadelphis,
loaded with coal sunk at Warmers wharf.foot OF
King street. The boat was heavily loaded, and
it is supposed that it careened over and sunk,
altuou6h some aver that the sinking must have
been ooeasioned by leaking. It will be raised
as soon as possible.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

LAuNcH.-To-day. at half past one o'clock,
P. NJ. there was launched from the yard OF
"The Delaware River Iron Ship Building and
Engine Works." at Chester, large iron steam
ship built for the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany. The occasion was most interesting one
and attracted great many spectators. as such
events always do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD.-A man named
Springer, employed in the ship yard Of Reach
q Co, ct Chester while engaged at work on a
fell to the ground distance Of thirty feet.
He received severe internal injuries, and now
lies in Q dangerous condition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

FALSE ALARM.-The alarm of fire about
nine O'Clock. last evening. was false. and not
caused by another effort Of the incendiary.
Some Of tie hose carriages were run ont the
Avenue short distance but there was no oc'
casiOn for their services.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

R Ron Monday the Wilmington & Western
r. Il. will commence running by new time t..
bic: leaving Wilmington at 8:l5. 1880 .. m. and
5:25 p. M: and LandenberR at Gao .. m and
H. Is and 4 p. m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

LAuNcR.-N0m. Lank 4 Black launched
from their dock In South Milford Thurs day
three nasted schooner, of about 400 tons
burthen. She was christened Mary r. Car
son, and will be commanded by Capt Still
well Carson, Of Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

n DuHNED.-A lad named Joseph Cook. about 10
yesrs Of aGs living on Curlett street, tripped and
fell againat the stove, this morning. ~ ho wa
walking across he door, and badly burned his face
and arms. 'ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

ILL.-Rsv. J. Collins McCabe, Rector Of st.
AAns Church, near 1iddletown, was 90 III. on
Sunday last, - to bs unabls to oiRoiata in his
pulpit His illness has bssn coatinasd this week,
bat 10 not considered serious. yee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
New Advertisements. A

Fssw for Sale-Willinm BRIGHT.
Historicel Society Lecture-Geo. McDonald.
Notice Reynolds Encampnent Adj. Meeting.
q rand Opera H0use-Cromwells Art Exhibition.
Wilminston and Western Il. R.-Ch sngs Of Hour
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

within ingten aha vvS6loAn =. =
- TIME TABLE.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM GAN

Verdict Of Csroner's Jsry-stesmer
Montana Arrived = shipwrecked
Crew-Raiu-Chinames In Limbo
Steamer Mohongo In Distress.
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ComNNE, March 30.--Ths Utah
Northern Railroad track is being laid
rapidly from Its junction with the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad, twelve miles
east Of here, and construction trains
are already running. The guage Is
three feet.
The citizens of this city had a meet
Ing last evening to inaugurate the con-
structlon of a railroad north from this
city to Malado, Idaho, with a view OF
its extension to Fort Hall and Helena,
Montana. The meeting was enthusi-
astic, and SIS 5000 was subscribed on
the spot. A committee was appointed
to increase it to $50. 600, which is meet
Ing with great success. An adjourned
meeting will be held tonight to per-
feet its organization.
The Corinne Reporter publishes Its
valedictory to-day. as they move to
Salt Lake City on Monday and repub-
lish there rs the Gentle Sun, daily and
weekly.
Weather charming, and northern
freight already rolling out.
Anew daily paper Is expected to DO
started here next week.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 1-3 P. NJ
The following verdict was returned by
the Coroner's jury this morning in the
case Of Mrs. Mary C. Wallace: That
abe died from opium taken while labor
ing under great mental excitement,
occasloned by a dread or tear that q
bodily ailment for which she was then
under treatment would prove fatal.
The jury are unable, from the evi-
dence, to determine at what particular
hour the dose was taken, but are salts
fed 1t was the cause Of her death.
The steamer Montana has arrived
from Guaymas and way ports. with 40
passengers and $4,000 In treasure.
The purser reports Us follows: Picked
up at Cape St. Lucas tho crew Of the
brig Manuela, from San Francisco,
which went ashore north Of Black
Warriors lagoon on the 9th of Feb
ruary.
A Chinaman has been held to appear
in the County Court on two charges of
perjury and false imprisonment In five
thousand dollars bail. Another Chi
naman has been held in the same
amount on tho charge Of false impris-
onment.
The ship Coquimbo, bound for Puget
Sound, spoke the steamer Mohonga,
hence for Honolulu on Friday last, 100
miles southwest Of the Farralones and
in distress, having broken her steam
chest. The ship took of tho purser
and three mon, and afterward spoke a
pilot boat and placed the officer and
men on board.
Gold, no; Greenbacks, 9lk992.
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WHERE TO Go.-wnen You want 8 nice,
.moo,h, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
no.sd, dressed and properly axed up, g 70
Pohrs popular saloon. next door to Giosons,
Main strset, Gold Hill. Sharp razots, Clean
so~ei. and good artists, always to DO found
eSsrs. Al Pohr's the ladies can have tneir mar
out. curled. cleansed or dressed In tno mSs'
tsaieful manner. 49,
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Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores.
What spring Brings With II.

What SprinE Brings with IL
Regarded from q medical standpoint, Spring
Is not the delectsble season described by vernal
poets. On the contrary, It's yield Of intermittent
towers, bilious attacks, rheumatic pains, dis0r.
ders Of tho stomach, nervous complaints, and
pulmonary diseases, Is almost as large as Its
crop OF violets, snowdrops aud cherry blossoms.
Tho invisible soods Of innumerable maladics
rise with the morning mists, and are scattered
broadcast by the yapors Of night. Who eau
rosist their mephitlc inluenceS Certainly not
the weak by nature, or those whose nervous
~epenries have been overtasked by mental or
physfcal labor, unless thcy tono and inVigoratc
their systems, and thus enable them to cope
with the unhealthy influences by which they
arc surrounded. Tho only medicinal agent by
which this object can DO rapidly and safely &c.
complished, 10 the great vegetable rcnovantan and
lnyirorant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Tho
operation Of this celebrated specific is four,fold.
IL strengthens the digestive organs, regulates
tho secretions, improves the condition OF tho
blood, supcrinduces o regular habit Of body. and
thereby imparts such vigor and elasticity to the
whole physical structure, as to render Il capable
OF resisting tho action Of tho poisonous miasma,
with which tho Spring atmosphere ia always to
some extent impregnsted. Here, then, Ia a
ready and certain means OF escaping tho disor-
ders prevalent at this season, or III they have
already fastened upon the system) OF conquer
ING them, speedily and thoroughly. Tho flavor
OF medicine 10 not Of much consequence. pro.
yided II does Its work properly, but OF Hostel
ter's Bitters itmay be fairly said, that they effect
a cure without outraging the patients sense OF
taata
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ny TIE IrLISrrc AND rAcuIc,rrLsGRAru col
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.

Witness In the Mayor AAaii Suse'
New York, April 1.-The World
asserts that Woodward, the accomplish
of Andrew Garvey, is to appear as a
witness at the approaching trial Of
Mayor Hall.
General sickles.
NEW York, April lit has been
decided that Sickles will return to Ma
drid, but his stay there will be very
brief, it being his purpose to return
and participate in the coming Presi-
Dental canvass.
General Sherman in Egypt.
New York, April IA Herald
special cable despatch states that Cen
eral Sherman was splendidly enter
tanned by the Khcdive of Egypt, at the
state breakfast on Sunday, and was
present at the grand review Of the
Egyptian army. Sherman leaves Egypt
for Constantinople on the I'd of April,
where he will be the guest Of the
Sultan.
Professor Morse Dying.
NEW YORK, April lat midnight,
Professor Morse's condition was no
better, and his physicians pronounced
him sinking fast. The anxiety OF the
public was 10 great and enquiries so
numerous that his friends found 1t
necessary to issue hourly bulletins yes
terday, announcing the condition Of
the patient.
The Connecticut Election.
New York, April IA Times
special from Hartford says: With the
close of the canvass the Republicans
feel confident Of a greatly increased
vote. Many bets have been made on
JEWELS majority. It will be astound-
ing. Careful observations Of facts In
dictate that tho probable Republican
majority will not be under 1000. a
Tribune special from Hartford con-
siders that all signs point to a de-
cided Republican victory. The Chair
man Of the Democratic State Commit
tee admits that the total vote Of the
State will fall Off probably 5000 or
1000.
Ante.mortem Obituary.
New YORK, April 1.-The Tribune
publishes a lengthy obituary Of Pro-
fessor Morse, in anticipation Of his
death, containing a full narration Of
his life and the circumstances attend
Ing the introduction Of the telegraph
system.
Tariff Mauers.
New YoRK, April IA Washing
ton special to the Tribune says: The
Senate Tariff bill will be brought be-
fore the house to-day. 1t is understood
Davis will move to lay it on the table,
as the Senate had no right to pass a
bill revising the entire Tariff and In
ternal tax system as an amendment to
the House bill a~bolishing the duty on
salt.
Oregon State Convention.
New York, April 1.-The Oregon
State Republican Convention has in
s,ructed its delegates to vote for Grant
and Colfax, and nominated J.. Wilcox
as candidate for Congress.
New Japanese Prince Arrived.
CHICAGO, April IA Japanese
prince named Nagoka, arrived here
yesterday from his native land, to join
the Imperial party which lately arrived
In the United States. He Is accom-.
panied by n young japanese, and both
intend spending some years in study
In this country. They both wear
American clothes and have great adj
miration for our institutions.
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CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS M. +.
Waller Is closing out his Winter stock
of clothing. Furnishing goods hats
cana. boots, shoes. trunks, valises,
gloves, blankets, ETC., at lowest rates
cali and examine and satisfy your
selves. Next door to 0. 7. Barber "
co. Main street, Gold Hill. fS*
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LYONS KATHAIRoh,
For Preserving and Beautifyins theH HUI.
man Hair. To Prevent its Failing Out
and Turning Gray.
A well.preservsd Head ofHair, in q person Of
middle age, at onco bespeaks refinement, e.
egance, health and beauty. 1t may truly DO
called Woman's Growing Glory, while men are
not insensiblc to Its advantages and charms.
Few things are more disgusting than thin, friz-
ely, harsh, untamed Hair, with head and coat
covered with Dandrut. Visit a barber and you
feel and look like a new man. This is what
LYONS KATHAIRoN will do all tho time.
The charm which lies In well placed Hair, CLOS
sy Curls, luxuriant Trcsscs, and a Clean Head,
Is noticeable and Irresistible.
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pIssoLuTIoN.oF coPARTNER-
SHIP.

H1oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Co~partnership heretofore existing between
r. D. Taylor and George Emmett. under the
arm name OF X. D. TAYLOR & CO., was dis
solved March 2sd. lss2, by mutual consent; Ine
husiness heretofore transacted by the said firm
will be continued by George Emmett, who will
nav slldebts and collect al bills due said dm.
mar2S n 0ko. hAmhtA'
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FROM REDWOOD CITY, CAL.
The Rssideuco OF Horace Halves,
Deceased, on Its Desfrue-
tion Inevitable.
The new residence of Horace Halves,
deceased, on Mount Eeagle, is row in
flames. The wind is blowing hard,
and Its total destruction is Inevitable.
No particulars as to the origin of the
fire.