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MUSICAL NOTICE.

cfoNOR JOSEPH DORRAS MUSICAL
y Academy In Virginia City has iust com
mcnced, The new method that be teaches 10
so ,imple aud comprehensive. that anef slx
month. n elise application. rsriies can com
menre teaching and continue their eoursc, "
/. not a superficial piocess. but u gives q mo-
nugh knowledge ofthe science Of music, main.
rmsiicsily Arranged. Morn can be acqn,rd IN
ain months in this than in three year. by the
old system. Hence % bhpgsa mnsiaal rduea-
tion within the reach 81 ell; Aidu Supplies W
ali music prci,eiy as u 10 Sritten, without any
rhspee Nbsisver. HIS music 10 opposite
I,r,iytSrian Church. On q street. oecupied IN
sunday by the Libsral society. Tbs musical
pt.,plc OF loid I'LL and It, vicinity are espe-
eI,lIy invitei 10 attend bis le~sons and exam
Inc his n,ethod. 10 they can prOcure - scnot.
srs he will open . class in Gold Hi, his
young lsdiss' class meets " <r. =: and gro.
i emen's al 4 q. ~. ON Monday. Wrinesday
and Prid,y. Trerns-T Ten lessons IN Glaze.
n ~. lie Teaches ais, IN private Piano. Ming.
iur. Uuitsr and Violin All letters srnt through
Po.t Ofisc will b. duly rcsived.
], o, gu,rantce< The suecessful debut ofsny
lady or gentleman pupil of medium talent with
cation) after one years study. Ills iaient
n 4 teacher has no rival In tbs country.
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CAUTION.
CAUTION.

COSMOPOLITAN MINING COMPANY
" Locstion of iilnelpAi place a baslnsss,
NO. GOT Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
ifornia.
Locsiion Of works. Devils Gate district.
81 ny county. Nevada.
The public are b rety cautioned ayaintt ne.
lotIsting the following certificates Il st ok In
he above company. ths whole OF portions of
am having been lsold for assessment No. ..
October 18th, 1875
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TAxKsI TAXES
70 fax.Payers or STOREY County.

HJorICR 10 HsRSBY GIvlN THAT STATE
IN and Coanty Taxes Tor the year isIe arc
Trcssurss, virginia, Nevada. Tsxss vii hs DE-
Nnqueut after Monday, November !sth. ie!s.
md he collection OF the sans VII b stneuy
O. .. SMITH.
County Srsasursr and k-oneto Tas keesivsf'
r. \; = De 3 sss.i p': .ss.., on. door north
o. cosrt .hosss. '~
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Aud In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Hoard OF Directors, made on the sd day Of
August, fsT6, so many sharps OF each parcel
Of such siock ~ may be necessary, will DO sold
Rcoms Q and q. No. So7 Meutgomsu street.
sAn Francisco. CAlifornia, ON FRIDAY, the
nfth day Of November, 1873, at the hour OF
two o'clock '. a.of said day, TO pay said de-
llnquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
once Rooms 8 and6, No. S0a Montgomery
street, Ssn Francisco. California. ois ID
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE.

uAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
affon the enects OF Rnors and Abuses n
g: :sI l,i lits; n ,.%sssS. T SsS S.ti sSP: y ,s,.a
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books
Address. HOWARD AssoCiATiov. az n.
Ninth 81. Philadelphia, hA.-an Institutlon
having /, algh rsput,.,Sn for hono,sSIs con.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nYFIcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED VIM
" rnis Mining Company. San franeiseo,
California. October Z. le7s.-At . meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees Of 1.-THE sbove named com
tti6l Dollar per shars WA dseArsd, peysb6
On MONDAY, tSs lin insisat. TfsnsSsf Scoks
din cHis. 4. YIsH, ssersis,y.
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Do, Truseer. /.
And In accordance With ~, and an ORDER OF
the Boari Of Directors. mAh ON the ~ day o.
September. ISIS, 90 many shares OF earn pare!
Al public auction Ai the once % the company.
Room ~, Msrrhani,' Exchange, nan Francis:
co, Californis, On SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF
November, is,s. II the b Jur Of , O'Clock Pm
Of said day. 20 pay sid dc .inqnent assessment
thereon. together With eostsof advertising ana
e,pcnres of ih- .ale.
JAS. n. KENNEDY. Secretary.
Of.ee-No. ~ Merchant Exchange Bnlhi.
ing, California street, nan Francisco Caiifor.
MA. OIL VI
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brrlyeussf iiin.

EO ETNfNa ~UoMFAIY-
IL Lses.i0s Of paneip.i place of sasiss''.
Location Of works, Gold Hill Mining Dis
triet. Storey soenty Nevada.
Notice. -Thsre arc delinquent upon the loi'
ment mo. q icyied on the 9Th day Of eeptem.
Der, 1878. the several amounts set opposate
the uamss Of tho respective shareholder. -
follows;
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SSENAToR SILVER MiNiSG COMPANY
1 "a, storey county. r~evads.-The public are
Lereby cautioned agAin,i negotiating the i"l.
! wing cerfinca'cs Of stock In the shove com.
piny, III whole or portion ~ same having BEEN
spid for as.~v,mcni No. ~. On October 2ist,
1878:
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Cooking Range for Sale.

TNHE MAYNARD HOUSE. GOLD HILL,
having closed, the excellent Cooling
Range herttoiorc In use II offcrrd for aaie an
r~sasenabie terms. Apply soon. nsiH
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LOST OR sToLENI

VEsrERDAy PROM NY HOrsY, NEAR
Virgins. ~ following esrsi nS ss'I Of aoss
20 nhares lmpsrf4l. Certificate Ne s07i; ~
Iharrs LAZY Washington. certineste No. sat ;
20 shares Lsdy wa.hipgt N. certificate No. SOS;
ioo shsrrs Lady Washington. csrtlhcste No.
~ 30 shares Lady Washington. certificate
shares Mexican. certihcste No. s0sl S rharc Z
Ophir, certificate No. kset ; 8 shars Opkir,
tetiheate No. MO: 81 share Challenge. Ger.
mncsic NO. III 10 shares Challenge. certificate
All persons sre hereby cautioned against nc.
totisting SAID stock. - trsnsfer Of the same on
.as oooss OF fhs dinervnt companies has been
oet1.los W. II. HANCOCK.
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JUSTICE MINING COMPANY,-

D Loeailon Of principal place Of business. San
francisco. California.
Location VI works, Gold Hill, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notior.-T1hcrr delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on accouni OF ASSESS
mcnt INo. igl levied on the 18th day % scptein'
her, 1855, the several amounts Get opposite The
names OF the respective shareholders. ~ fol-
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board al Directors. made ou the 9TH day
Of september. isTs, 40 many shares OF each parcel
Of sueh stock - may Be necessary vii ~ sold
q puhlie auofion, At the aAi,sroom OF n.
CALIFORNIA; on MONDAY, the ist day of No
vsnber. 1873, at the hour OF I O'Clock r, n. OF
said day, TO pay saiA delinquent assessmsnt
thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
FRANK SWIFT, SECRETARY.
once-Room No. Z llsyward's building. No.
<fp California street. San Francisco. California.
~ Advsrtislng ehsrses on tho aeo,e stoek
81 70 each c~rtineats. cells ID
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WIN. NJ. GILLESPIE,
SOLICITOR FOR PATENTS
U. Q. LAND OFFICE.

seareLsr Of Reesrd. a.d Ceave,aneer.
Deeds, Leases. Powers Of Attorney, Mort.
cages, Bonds. interpretations, and other pa.
pcrr. carefully prepared. and Dcpc.itlons taken.
Applications for, and Protests of Adverse
Claimants Against. United Siaiss Patents on
Mines made q specially.
Orsior-Pront Rooms Mayhopsek IIoase. io7S
lwert sideD South q street. south Of wellr,
Fargo 4 co.'r. lcntrance Room No. ~ vir.
ginia City. Nevada. mysi I'm
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CAUTION.
Caledonia silver Mining Company

stock SOLD M PAR AMOUNT DUE ON
I, assessment No. hi .u
Cart. In name Of Shar--. Rpif. irft.
1851 Eyre X x. Trastec.. TO-. . 20ioo. ] soiD
1851 Hoitt Ira q, Trus
tee. .............. lO..2 h-lp, 7 holv"
1888 Holmes A q Go.
Trustees .........l0. 2 cOIJ.. t0loo
.s79 Latham J II a Go.
Trustees. ..........5 g.. u 10 iJ. , polO
200 Msrye Geo T. Trus.
.JiG Sherwood d y 4 Co.
Trustees. ........ ~. y 23-itp. ~ tS-lp
The public IL cautioned against negotiating
taid certihrates.
r.. wHGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco, October 18th isIs. o.Siw
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A SWIFT, scertary.
osrpoNEMENr

n above sale has bssn postponed 70 MON.
DAY. November 9Th. ls7s. d the hour % II
o'eloek = , 81 ths ssms plses. ~ order Of ths
sos PRANK swIsT. Secretary.
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JaInea u FTiRhAfu, Irustes iIH. .bIxt..u6 ..
And In accordance with law. and order Of
The Board Of Directors, made on the 9Th day Of
September. ISIS, 20 many shares Of each pared
Of such stock ~ NAY b necessary will b
cold at public auction ct the once of. tbs com
pant. room :, Exprsss Boilding, On friday,
the 9Th day Of Novembor. 1878, Il the hour OF II
O'Clock =. Of ssid day, 10 pay said delinquent
advertising and expenses OF the sale.
q. J. RATION. eccretsry.
0facs-Room No. !. Rxpress Building. 70
moved ffom Room Z. Academy paildipe. San
Francisco. California. oetlstd
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And In accordance with law and an order
Of the hoard OF Direction, made % the iah
day Of Beptember, 1873, % many shares of Teach
parcel Of such stock ~ may no necessary win
be cold Of public auction, at the efiice o. the
No. as Californis street, Nan Franeisca Cali.
fornia. on MONDAY, tho sth day Of koyem.
bsr, 1875. at the hour OF I o'clock y. =. Of said
day, 70 pay said delinquent Assessment there
on. together with coats Of advertising and ex.
penses OF the sale.
W. Z. DEAN. Secretary.
06ce-Reom No. fsHaywar's Bailding. No.
90 California strest. Ban Francisco. California.
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HNIoKERnoCKER MINING

N, Company-Location Of Principal place ~
business. Ban frsnclsco> California
Location ef works. American Flat Mining
District. Storey County Nevada.
lowing described stock, on account Of assess-
ment mo. ~ levied on the 7th day Of Beptem-
Der. 1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders, a. fol-
lows.
Nemes. No. Certif. Bkrs. Ami.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

r ADV BRYAN MINING cor.
u paay.-Lpssiioa Of pnaeipAl place Vi
Suslnsss. San Praneirco, California
Location of wosks, fiowery Mining District
Dtorey coanty. stale Of Nevada.
Notice. There are dsiinausnt upon the 70.
lowing described stock. ON account OF A.-ess
Isut mo. ., l~vieL ON the VII day OF rpt-m-
bsr, isIa, the several amounts Get opposite tns
nasses % the rssp~ctive sA~ArrAesdess' q
nnlLowa.
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And In accordance with Law AID q, order Of
the Board of Dirsctors. made on the TN dsy n
scptember, 1875. % many shares Of each parcrl
Of such stock. - may Be necessary, viii ia
soid d public auction. st the ofhos Of The CON-
pany. No. 10 stsvesson BaIldlne. zen FRAN
November. ls1s. st the hour Of u O'Clock y. Of
said DAY. b pay said dslidqueut sasessmsnt
thereon. togvthsr With costs OF sdvertisns and
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ones-No. 10 s~isvsnson's Buiiiins. So.
81 Moassonsy stFsss. ssa Pnseiseo, c.ii.
fornia. OLE ID
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b"RLISQrExY SALES.

4 ING coMPANY.-Asscssmsnt sale No.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Principal place Of business. Main street,
Gold Hin, NV.
Notiee. There arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described st0ck, on account " assess
mcnt mo. ~. levied on the 20.h dsy VI bep-
tetnber, 1915, the several amounts ret opposite
tho names VI the respective shareholders, %
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CAUTION.

". LANDEItS. SecrcIhFY,
Onlcc-S 1 Montgomery street, WI No.
San Francisco. California. ID Nv
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12
{. F. kunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

E. Il. Kunkops celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will e1ectually cure liver complaint,
ianndice. dyspepsia. chronic or nervous de,
bility, chronic diarrh9a, disease of the kid
neys, and all diseases arising from a dis
ordered liver, stomach or intestipes, such as
constipation. fatulence, inward piles, full
ness of blood to the head, acidity of the
stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust for food,
fullness of the stomach. sore eructations,
sinking or fiuttering at the pit of the stomach.
swimming of the head, hurried or difficult
breathing, futtering at the heart, choking or
suffocating sensations when in lying pos
ture, dimness of vision, dots or webs be-
fore the sight, and dull pain in the head, de-
hciency, OF perspiration, yellowness of the
skin and eyes, pain in the side, back, head,
chest limbs, etc, sudden fushes OF heat,
burning in the flesh, constant imaginings OF
evil, and great depression of spirits. Price
81 per bottle. Beware of counterfeits. Do
not let your druggist palm on some other
ask for Kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron. Take
no other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is
not sold in buk-only in 81 bottles. Il. +.
kunkel, proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers every
where. 6th&10th mos.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12
FOURTH EDITION
More Shooting.

TROUBLE IN A BEER sALOoN-A SHOT
FIRED, BUT wlTHoUTTAKING SERIOUS
EFFECT.
Between six and seven o'clock. this
morning, three young men entered the
saloon of George Baerenbach, No. 234
King. street, and got three beers, for
which they declined to pay, on the plea
OF not having any money except one
fifty cent note, which they did not
want to break. They were ordered
out, and as they neared the door one
Of them turned around and hit Mrs.
Baerenbach. Her son George respon-
ded by knocking the assailant down
with club, when another sent spit
toon at his head. Young Baerenbach
then went behind the bar and took out
a revolver, from which he fired shot
at the three disorderly intruders. This,
summary proceeding caused the prem
lses to be speedily vacated. Cne of
the three men, Newton Lamrlugh, had
a slight out on his head, but whether
it was from the pistol shot, or from
the club, could not be ascertained.
The above is the version of the affair
as related by Mrs. Baerenbach and her
SON
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12
EDITION
STRAY WAITS.

A splendid baby carriage for eight or
ten dollars at Adams & Bros.
Donahoe, No. 3O7 Market street, lead.
the market in cheap boots and shoes.
j. T. Heald advertises 80 fine lots in
tho Ninth Ward to be sold on Saturday
next.
A good Su4l+v 81 ~ 'as,' /
very. cheap at Buxbaum's, Third aud
Market streets.
The English bulp' has been used in
repairing Fourth street. between West
and Washington.
A turtle weighing l49 pounds occupies
the pavement in front of Geo. Wilhelm's s
saloon. 72l Market street.
Reynolds & Co.'s larl e real estate sale
will positively take place at the Della
ware House, on Wednesday, June 10th,
at IL O'clock. Be on hand and make
money.
h$KYLBs Ice CRBAM.-Kyle's ice cream
the best in Wilmin gton, at I'd and Market and
9Th and Orange. Families, pic.nics and ex-
curslons supplied at short notice. Give him
call. EverybHh" says Kyle's cream is ex-
oellent, none better and nobody more oblig-
ing TO customers tnan Kyle. Cream always
on hand at Ed street market and 9th and
Orange. junel-6w
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12
THIRD EDITION.
RELIGIO US.

Rev. DR.. r. s. Moran, of North Car.
olina, will preach the annual sermon
before the Wesleyan College, in the
Grace Church, tomorrow morning, at
10t o'clock.
Rev. J. r. Smith of Baltimore will
preach in theFirst Presbyterian Church
10th and Market sts. tomorrow at 1O1
O'Clock A. N. and 8 o'clock M. Ali
are invited TO attend.
Preaching tomorrow ut the Second
Baptist Church, corner of Fourth and
French street, by the pastor, Rev. AL
exander Macarthur, at 10a a. m. and 8
p. m. Baptism in the evening. All
all cordially invited.
Rev. William Aikman, ID. D., of De-
troit, will preach in the West Presby.
terian Church, tomorrow, at 1O4 a. m.
Subject of the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. p,
OTIS, in the evening, at eight o'clock,
Watch and Work"
I Services tomorrow as usual in the
First Baptist Church. Preaching at
1890 a. m, and 7:45 p. m. by the pas.
tor, Rev. 7. NJ. Eastwood. All are
cordially invited. Sunday School
meets at p a. m. School for colored
people meets in the hall on Twelfth
street between Market and Orange SITS.
at 2p. m. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12
FIRE.
AN ICE HOUSE BURNED-TIIE FIRE oC.
| CAsToNEO. BY BOYS.

AN ICE HOUSE BURNED-TuE FIRE oc-
CAsroNED.. BY BOYS.
About two o'clock, yesterday after
noon, fire was discovered in an ice
house at the corner of Delaware
Avenue and Riddles road, opposite
middle depot of the City Passenger
Railway.
The fire department quikly respond
ed, but the house.being of verycombus-
tible material, it was.soon entirely de-
stroyed. A large amount of ice was
also melted by the intense heat.
The building was ignited from a
small fire which some boys carelessly
built too close to the wall.
The building was the property of
Jas. l.. deVou and John Jones, and
was occupied by Hartman g Fehren-
bach, and stored with ice.
The loss on the building will pro-
badly reach 81 200, and the loss of the
ice will bring it up to So, 700.
There is an insurance of 81 900 on
the building in the New Castle County
Mutual Insurance Company.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12
Strawberries.
FRIDAYS SHIPMENTS.
Total thus far shipped,

LEG BRoKEN.-In the Second street
Market house, yesterday afternoon, a
man named Harry Layton had his
right leg broken in two places, between
the knee and ankle by heavy meat
block falling upon him. The fall of
the meat block was occasioned bya COM
panion of Layton's sitting upon one
edgeof 1t, and causing it to tilt over. The
factures caused the bone to protrude
through the flesh. Chief Brady con-
veyed the injured man in carriage to
DR.. MaulPs office, where the factured
leg was attended to. He was then taken
to the City Hospital. Mr.. Layton, Sussex
is nephew of Judge Layton, county
and IL a resident of that town.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12
Meeting Of tho Medical SOcfetv
of Delaware.

The Delaware State Medical Society
met at Lewes on Tuesday last. at the U.
8. Hotel. The attendance was not large.
DR.. Askcw was called to the chair.
Minutes read and approved. DIR. Sharp
proposed the following gentlemen as
hcentiates and members OF the Society,
viz: John Wilkinson. J. II. Hardcastle,
Augustine Bishop and A. V. Lesley.
The Chairman appointed Drs. Chand-
Ter and Marsh on Board of Examiners.
Drs. Lesley, Hardcastle and Bishop were
elected members. The Society proceed
ed to elect officers for the ensuing year ::
President. DR.. Askew; Vice President,
Dr.. D. Hall Secretary, D. Maxwell !;
Treasurer, DIR. Sharp; Censors, Drs.
Bush, Chandler and Vallandigham, New
Castle county. DR.. Cooper, Kent. Drs.
Wolfe and Houston, Sussex.
Board OF Medical Examiners: DIS.
Black. Draper, Lesley, Burke, and Cham
berlaine, New Castle County. Sharp.
Cooper, Cahill and Pratt, Kent county.
Drs. Marsh. Shipley, fowler, Richards,
Mustard, Sussex County.
Delegates to the American Medical As
sociatior: Drs. Askew, Black, Bush,
Valandigham and Hamilton, New Castle
county. Drs. Sharp, Clawson and White
ley, Kent county. Drs. Richards, Bur-
ton, Ellegood, Hopkins and Martin, Sns-
aex county.
At St O'clock. the Society adjourned
for dinner.
EVENING SESSION.
DR.. Askew being indispssed. DIR. Sharp
was called to the chair. Treasurer's re-
port was submitted. Committee on new
Eemediesreported through DR.. Richards.
Committee on An@sthesia-Dr. Sharp.
Committed on Surgery-Dr. H. r. Bur-
ton. Drs. Burton and Hopkins discussed
the use OF outward applications for Fry
sipelas.
The following Committees were an
nounced: Now Remodies-Drs. Maxwell,
Kane and Draper.
:. .Ah@sthesia-Drs. Black, Sharp, vallan-
digham.
nNew Publicltior DR.. Prattl Chand-
ler and Porter.
sqrgery-Drs. Bush, Hargadine and Ii.
4. Burton.
DIR. Houston read a paper on the need
OF a Quarantine or Hospital at the
mouth OF the Delaware Bay, which was
reported to committee, instructed to
memorialze the legislature on the sub
ject.
Committee - Drs. Burton, Houston.
Valandigham. On motion OF DR.. Rich
ards. DIR. Sharp was appointed commit
tee on an@sthesla.
Or: Houston submitted resolutions in
relation to the death Of DIR. Shipley,
which were adopted.
DIR. Richards read a communication
for l. c. West, asking an expression Of
opinion OF the Society in regard to the
effects OF the continued use Of gas on
the brain, which was read, and on mo-
tion OF Or. Lesley, referred to Commit
tee on Anesthesia with request to report
at next meeting.
DR.. Sharp moved that the names of
those Physicians who refused to take out
license according to law, be published in
the newspapers, which motion prevailed.
On motion Of DR.. Richards, q vote of
thanks was rendered Mr.. Wells for his
handsome entertainment.
After some minor business was trans
acted, the meeting adjourned to meet at
Wilmington next year.-Sassss Journal.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12

COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS
This Court met in Dover, Wesnesday
morning, when the case of VIM. E.
Jefferson vs. Geo. F. Brady Sc Co. was
taken up. Whiteley for plaintiff and
Bayard and Pepper for defendant.
On Thursday afternoon the case of
the Junctisn & Brcakwater Railroad
vs.. Robert II. Davis, ex-State Treasur-
er of this State, was taken up. The
amount claimed by the Railroad was
SO, ,4S0 with interest from March 18th,
1871. Moore and Bates for plaintiff,
J. B. Pennington for defendant.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12
Missed THE TRAIN.-Pbilin w

Missed THE TRAIN.-Philip w.
Downes, Esq, one of the Maryland
Fish Commissioners missed the II o.
clock train going south Tuesday, to
Clayton, with 10000 young shad for
the Nanticoke waters at fredericksburg
Having missed the train he changed
his route to Cecil county. They were
deposited in the Elk.
Mr.. Downes was afraid to lay over
another day at Clayton, lest the fish
should die in the cans of water in
which they were transported.
These fish were Matched ON theChes-
ter river, where the Comp: has been in
successful operation for the last two
weeks.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12

Ex-PosTMAsrER LEWIS BoNDsaEN
SUED.-Proceedings have been begun in
the U. $. Circuit Court to recover from
the first bondsmen OF ex-postmaster Jas.
Lewis a deficiency which the Post-ofice
Department alleges exists in his ae-
counts. Some six months ago notice
was served upon the bondsmen that up-
less the amount was made good this
proceeding would be taken to enforce
payment. and yesterday summons was
served upon them to appear in Court
next Tuesday. Tho bondsmen allege
that the accounts have been settled, ana
hence their refusal to pay over. The
gentlemen against whom suit has been
begun are Geo. Mccall, Frank NJ. Simp-
son, Thomas Marvel and Jacob Swayne.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-12
an Explosion Enpected.
For the Gazette.

T VI IIIt OfZBtCt-
How is this? II reports are to be de.
pended upon there seems to be a gem
eral looseness of discipline in the pre-
sent management of the building of the
new reservoir, as the skirmish ers and
bushwhackers, among the disappoint ed
and discharged employers, are on the
war path, and are about making a raid
ON the water committee for scalps.-
For week past they have been laying
plans to expose affairs as they now
stand. The mine will be sprung within
a few days. Nitro glycerlne will be
tallow dip in comparison. O.