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OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE RAIL
" COMPANY.

DOVER, d ELL, Sept. II, 1870.
Bonds of the Delaware railroad Co.
Due July 1. 1878.
Notice i, hereby given to holders of out.
standing Bonds of the Mortgage Loan" OF
this Company, Nos. 297 and ALB for $1,000 each.
and Bond of Guaranteed Loan, No. sos for
$500. due July l. 1875. that the same will be
paid on presentation at the office of the Fl
deity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Co.,
No, 800 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. the fl
cal agent of this Company for the payment OF
said loans. Nj. HAYES,
sepl2 2awlm Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-05

Il yue'h miraculous ure for COrns
English remedy Of great popularity,
uo'ing corns without pain.
L. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street i
Fine Nail Scissors
eu and straignt, Nail Brushes, Hand
H. sNhnes' Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
r'T Z. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streetA
p. Orthe bath.
nj N Ra, brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath Sponges
ks Srn Iioves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., OF morse
Ftc,oap ry friction Gloves, and manyother
K. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
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NOTICE-A PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS. The United States Centennial
Commission has invited the several States to
sitien, held in honor CT the one hundre1th
anniversary of the Independence Of the Uni
ted States, by setting apart suitable day Tor
the c0mmemoration OF the growth and pro-
gress of the thirteen original Colonies and
States.
Now, therefore, I, John P. Cochran, Gov
erncr Of Delaware. having set apart
THURSDAY, THE 10th DAY OF 0CTO-
Der, 1876,
in nc cor dance with said invitation do here.
by recommend to the citizens of the State that
the said 18th day of October, 1876. be appro-
priately observed, and that the Centennial
Commissioners of the State take such action
as to them shall seem most proper. for the
public observance of the day at the Centen-
NAL Grounds in Philadelphia, and do here
by invite all tho citizens of De laware, and all
Delawareans and their descendants residing
in other sections of the United States OR else
where, to be present and participate in worth
lily concentrating those events which mark
the rise and progI ess of the State. and illus
trate the honorable achievements Of her citi-
zens.
(SEAE\ hereuuto set my hand and caused
1.-THE Great Seal of the State to be at
Nh N<fxed. at Dover. this second day OF
October. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-s six. and OF the in,
dependence of the State the one hundred and
first. JOHN p. COCHRAN.
IGNATIUs G. CRUDE.
oct5-2w Secretary Of State.
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The Triumph Truss Co., of 1915 Chest
nut street, Phila., and 1874 Bowery, N. Y
are curing rupture in from 80 to 80 days
and give a written guarantee Of cure.
Offering a reward of 81 ,03O if they fail,
Call or send 10 cents for their new book,
4 wifi
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Pover's Hoof Liniment

o Assef 70 years of practical experience with
a tSs,, N Staging, aiming, &C., have learn
hst, na. more horses have been crippled by
So mN,aun TO the feet than all other diseases
p un" After man experiments l have
ase ne true remedy to PREVENT the dis,
d ", me hoof, or restore 1t after negligence,
IA, .a nature intended 1t should be-fhs
hSam spporf ~ the noble a~imal. II the hoof Ii
kyelu e Gu and diseased, the animal is compare
r", y worthless. This Liniment will surrey
Eorns tnls worst OF all diseases, Contraction
Bscs a. quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF to,
a. ana new generally called Knee Sprung.
IN IN u restore those that have been crippled
1 want OF such q remedy.
>ppl,sd ~, and 1t will never fail If properly
lam; me the horses foot once week, or often,
SrounSs c,Sssary, at the heel and frog, and
Au Ane hoof close to the HAIR.
N. G. BOYER.
Mn Norrlspown, Pa.
ths1 =. BoYER-Dear Sir: This is to Ger
ble Nv. nave used your Liniment in m
bpnd.ni ee months past, on more thar
|aaratnnu ! horses, and ind 1t the best pre-
.tetter ~ nave ever used on horses. 1t Is al
|tases AZ man IAN you recommend it. Send me Eve
ohce, by express, G U. ID.
M ,oo HARRY HAMILTON
w ioz West 3lst stree, rev York OitY
The daily gazette., 1876-10-05

The BAYARD CLUB.-A large meeting
of the Bayard Club was held at Seventh
and Spruce streets, last night. when a
stirring address was delivered by Henry
S. Truitt. This evening the club will be
addressed hv w. Il. HodgSon ESQ, and
The daily gazette., 1876-10-05

NOTICE The subscriber is now ready to re
~ deem the Delaware State Bonds due Jan,
1st.. 1885, at their par value, with accrued in
terest. All persons holding said Bonds are
requested to present them to the Farmers
Bank at Dover for redemption at once.
Laurel. Sept. 20. 1876.
THOS. B, GILES.
eod1m&w2m State Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-05

nIsSOLTTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Dtice is hereby given that the partnership
lately existing between James McColgan and
Nathaniel Cube :. under the firm name of
McColgan d. gilbert. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts owing to said
firm or partnership are to be received by SAID
Nathaniel gilbert and all demands on aid
partnership arc to be presented to HIM for
payment. his
JAMES ID McCOLGAN.
mark,
oct. 4-3t+ NATHANIEL CULBERT.
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NOTICES..

N Office.
THE CITIZEN LOAN ASSOCIATION
Meets This Evening.
S NJ s FOR SALE AT PAR,
No ba,g du if taken during the day or
evtnirg.
GEO. MARS.
oct5-lt S;creta1r.
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|NoW BE CAREFUL
About how Won hnv YOUR
" Il 4 4 l G e ATOR,
- '0n'tbuy any until you examine the
RELIABLE.
orynessw. 81 claim fer 1t, is. frs its perfect
lion. VIII 70, more cold air and better c,rcala.
% iined ~, III, iess ice than any other IN use. i,
orrode WI hard wood. and no zinc lining q
N IS,l and see it in operation
W. eoh' THIRD d SHIPLEY STREET
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EDITION.
The P. A. and P. A. Fair.

OPENING DAY-TIIE DIsPLAY-TIIE La
DIES DEPARTMENT-TIIE RACING, &c.
Sp cial I Nrrespondent of the Gazette.
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THE 4CIDEHY or DLSIGN
coyrenUnoy 10 TIE Mpu FUND.

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CONTRIBUTION To TIE MID l. l1ND'
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g. SEQ medals If q nominal value awarded with Ger
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uhcatcs' DID three Ci'7''N' anu inc s'''.' 30" ~
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,,,,,crc,.,,out of a national gallery. would not
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

A COIONY OF EEPORTEES AT QuARANTINE-HO"
THEY SPEND THrm HOURS or WATCHING.
About half Il mile beyond StapletOn landing,
on Staten Island il the Quarantine Station Tie resi-
dcnces OF Drs Vandcrpool. McCortncy, and THOMPSON
being situated ON high BLUM, from which is obtained
beautiful view Of the Bay aud Of Bay Ridge lying dfecy
opposite Below is the Quarantine dock, 10 when the
descent ia by winding stairway cut into the hl' At
the dock lies the stcam-tug GOV Feuton and small row
boat by which the Health Officers visit incoming vessels
Up to the November all vessels entering the
port are visited; after that date only those nom
foreign ports. At the head Of the dock Il te.r-
graph Office, the wires Of when connect WIN
Sandy Hook and Nrv-York. That the approach
OF a vessel is known at Quarantine while it j. yet 80 Or
10 miles or Highland Light according TO the condition
OF the atmu- pierre. II is that reporters from ur
several NeYork daily newspapers await the arrival "i
vessels bringing passengers whom is desirable 10 see
Immediately upon their arrival, or news which 1t is ul-
portant obtain as carly as possible The courteous
quarantine officers take "a" reporters to the vessel which
tcy wish 10 reach and ordinarily the time oc upicd IN
reaching the cy Is sufficient or inen to obtain 'hc news
Tor bcc cor four weeks past group 81 reporter. have
been awaiting the arrival Of the Frankn hoping t' 'n-
tain history Of The VOYAGE rom, ,,ef, oil me YES,
description %! tLc transfer ~ ihr Ii-h'f RON '''
United safe, to thc state authorities. I"ic t'5 "'
a.iv moment zoe news 'louid he dashed over tr "N
uHt i"G truhih va, G, A - H. -, 80 v-,i,.
House." or, O; Is i.ort generally rt.ird, M''"'
B,hneifa' Ii is a"!eii',d %, d a'," .,,,
brings crowd of reporters for an Indefinite period Do
proprietor Charge f'.f-. prices lr ,.j H'.A, DID
tnc White iion-o frc nor Its h.p-. hn' r."
r1rIor opening upon pHll'. 'nd oN-ro'hn- l"r ht.
Uni, room 'r l tu tire .'nu lr.N~ or 81" fcr"f g. ''
several year. past, AMI i g. n'' %, t4r.r va ''
ar, e,s o. ana oin, OF thor -i' ping hour p 'i ,"A
cnpicd. II not oftau tina h'c CD Us men ere i'NA
o.vther lu ~ii'E dI "'i. l'ii.l +aI' 100 t''l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
RESULTS Of rHE LocIL CONTEST
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
The BOARD or ALDEHMEN-OrEiCrs srIL UNpE-
tIBIp

hltio QUAIL ] bl.Il ~
THE BOARD uF ALDIENES-OtsIcES sillL jNhE-
CIDfD.
The political complexion of the new Brook
len Iord of AID rucn is -i undecided. Neither party
can claim the vote Of Patrick Shauu0n-wlich would
,,fyc a majority 10 cthcT-fo. ne said 10 a THBrsE
r,portrr Yesterday that be would a.. entirely inic-
pcndet Of either party In any event hc would not Yor
with the Rmg democracy lie lad not pledged himself
TO any course Of action
al fine Rrookyn Offices ain In doubt the malorieS Tor
the Eruublcn surrogate ". l.. Livingston, aud Demo-
cratic Commissioner of Charities, Bernard Midas, remain
,l. sa,, s announced ycgcrlIy. Discrepancies have
,p discovered Iu the returns Tor Register which cause
tho friends James Tanner To hope That no may DE- a.
Irr,i elected b, the Boards az CuuNa~Srr~ today, but
MIR Herrls majority seems ~ present too fargo To bo
II a. stated that e. T.. y. Thornton intends % contest
tr ,lction of Mr. StcphruSou lhv IL pulcan Cahuac
f,r Assembly H. the Van District on the ground that
Mr. Stephenson an Inspector Of Election ana mat
mi. viii prevent him from holding the Office of
Ar-embiymau.
Ju,ee u, lmar will enter upon his duties County
Cerg ON Jan. l. His present position ~ Justice of tue
Ilt district viii not bo assumed BY bis successor til
sI,yl There are number of candidates for the va
raury from AN. 10 May !, among them David Lynch,
Iohu L. shorter, James i. Gray, eN-AldrruIln Daniel
O'Rrllly and Daniel Ferry, the Justice elect.
The new Board of SUPERVISORS viii contain 10 Repub-
lrau4 and If Democrats. II Republican President pro
tom !, chosen from the former they viii SIM have ma
iprtv OF one. Republican clerk Will therefore prob
ably chosen the place % Supervisor Hartman, who
g a Democrat Supervisors strong ~ der ana snyder
President pro aud Supervisors BroHu stiIlNc and
CLARK among the Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
PROBABLE MURDER IN NEWARK.

There was a narrow escape from another
tragedy in Newark last evening Patrick Govern Of No.
243 Bank-st got into alteration with Joseph Cohen
butcher doing business at No 117i2 Academy-st, In
which Govern received two severe scalp wounds and a
serious bruise in the side inflicted by heavy ceayer in
the hands OF Cohen IL appears that Govern brought
side OF beef and sheep from New Ork for Cohen. On
reaching aters market Govern carried the SIDE or
beef into the market and demanded payment. In he
mean time an emplOy6 Of Cohen took the sheep OF the
wagon when Govern seized the sheep just then cohen
rushed upon Govern VITA heavy cleaver and inflicted
the wounds alluded To. A large crowd soon gathered
bout the premises ana IL believed that Govern was
dead The injured man taken 10 his home, and his
wounds wero dressed by DR. A. K. Baldwin, who stated
that while they serious, they would not probably
prove fatal Cohen Immediately hOd and up 10 late
hour last night he had not been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
THE DEFICIENT W1rhB SUPPLY.
DISCOMFORT or MURRAY HILL.
no WATER ABOVE TIE TtsEHENr>-NISoR ANNo'

DISCOMFORT Of MURRAY HILL.
no WATER ABOVE TIE EisEHENr>-'uSoR Annoy
ANcIs.
Inquiries were made yesterday of number
OF the res dent, Of Murray I'M inrceard 10 the supply o
water which they had been able to obtain from the TO
ton pipes during the last few weeks. They were mani
nous I'm saving that weeks paSt-n iacl' '"r
nearly two mouths-thc supply has kept diminishing
until now they were uuahh to obtain any wafer ABOVE
tine basement and were Obliged 10 carry a the wafer
nrv used ia tre upper stories Al The windsor ana
buckingham Hotels pumps are used Tor th' purpose Z"
forcing tie water t. the upper floors the pressure on
fine Crotou mains being used only on the first floors II
ha, been found necessary also 10 connect the pipes on
that floor win le pumps order to obtain an adequate
sr,ulv Mr. Ga'o Of the Windsor said great care was
taken to avo.d wayc; even the steps and
Sidewalks had not rccn washed for some
weeks, on Friday last IL was ascar'lined that the
.uu,Iv became larger. tloU-l SIN FAR rom ordinary
.tl4ri l.itruf- Murray 'i!i said t.'t were dhic
to draw ytru %. second ul.r n lt' cH'iY W"rh'n-
suN.eat r1r u~. dur.u- fhe day. on sunday last me
sons r.I.a.. l,i oi ne tI-t which alicia ,he str, ts
which have rat been ~rruE'ad fora long time. mo
annoyance Us s"id o hp very "rc1t ?nt is w re felt De
cause tac streets fruylsiF l,,c h""u spun" cd many
iur. every .i.t. IT," dust even V'U rates. .I' I-'~
and settle anon pntJ.'s, cuf 1'us, ana cUfrto r'i =
few asked way water iJr street spIuhEaS c5ild huL De
obtained 1'oal tLc iF,ta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
CONTROLLER GREENS SUCCESSOR.

The current rumOr that Controller Green
has been invited to tako the office Of Controller OF the
state 10 IN the vacancy caused by Controller Robin
sons election the Gubcrnatoria Chair IA discredited
in municipal circles. The friends of Mr. Green assert
that no will DO rcappontcd to his present position
through tie Influence OF Gov Tilden. majority OF the
Board Aldermen 10 is reported will vote 10 confirm
Tic appointment when made by Mayor Wiokhtm.
IL u admitted, however, that strong minority
will oppose the confirmation. aud IT Is contended ny
many OF the local politicians mat Tammany Han Is
strong enough to dciae terms, ankwill insist on new
Controller 10 bs chosen from among the recognized
party leaders Tho Presidential question cngrosses the
attention Of all the leaders fully that consultations
locAl matters DELAYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
SUSPECTED ARSON IN PATERSON. n. J.

About 2 a. III. yesterday, "a fire bro6e out in
The fancy goods store Of Bloombcrg BrOtcrs at No. go
Main-st Paterson. \. j. an though the hremtn pre-
vented tho flames from spreading 10 The adjacent build
incs the contents Of the store almost entirely do
stroyed The building damaged about $1,000, which
was fully covered by insurance Tho stock and fixtures
were insured for $1,000.
Casper and william Boomberg the propretors, were
seen coming from their store Short time before the fire
was discovered and arrested for Thcy claim
that thew had spent sunday in Ne York, and returning
ON late friu mad stopped at their store Xix the fire,
trim "A lamp which kept burning All night and that
tho fire Vas caused BY the bUrsiu1 OF tho lamp They
tho other band claimed that the stock was only
worth from $1,000 10 $1,000 The accused had near
cha A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
REDUCED INTEREST on DEPOSITS.

REDUCED INlEhLSl On DEPOSITS.
PROBABLE CHANGE BY TIE SAVINGS BANKS
On and after Jan. / the various savings
banks Of tins city intend pay only four per cent inter
es % their dcposors No combined action in regard 10
tie matter is likely be takcn nor Is there any dl.po
sition on the part OF the individually to change
the policy heretofore governing them, namely. to pay
ont no more than tho amount they have earned Many
Of them have placed their money 20 80 great nd
vuuta.. as IN past years. but as tho law allowed
them always 70 carry q suiplus Of 10 per cent
they have made up from tins source whatever might
have been short on the interest account and have al
lowed from FIVE to SIX per dcposors II IA i'm
possible TO say at this early date what policy will guide
their respective directors at their meetings H. December
and January when the dividends win be declared bat
under no circumstances viii the dividends be greater
than the earnings Of the banks
At the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. IN Cham
bersst. Mr. Iedwith, the Controller stated yesterday
that there hal been talk in regard to reduction o
interest to dcposors but yet It had taken no official
shape whatever The decision depended entirely on the
state OF business throughout the country IL was i'm
possible 10 say what would DO tho conclusion Of the
directors at their December meeting Just before the
election people willing to take the money wing
idle IN tho banks and invest 10 IN paying enterprise
had been lying idle long enough The uncertainty
20 tho result ~ tho Cccion however had checked al
enterprises aud nobody desired 10 embark I'm ANYTHING
even though It promised profitable Results, while this un
certainty continued. IL was difficult therefore Just
now To say how much money worth Ia banks and
everything would depend upon the state OF business
generally
Inc Treasurer Of the seamens Savings Bank said that
the hank had always kept al0of from all combinations
Ii followed strict conservative principles paying out
to depOsifOrs what ii earned and always keeping mar
e1u emergencies II impossible al this early date
to say what would be- the action Of directors in Dcocm
Der January.
An official OF the Greenwich Savings Bank sald that no
concerted action had been taken that each bank watched
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

Much dissatisfaction has been felt lately
among the alumni Of the College Of the City o. NcwYork
ia regard to the removal OF two weknown tutors OF the
college by the Executive Committee OF the Board OF
Trustees movement has been set on foot NC the
younger graduates to petition the Board Of Trustees 10
have the removed tutors retained assistant Professors
The two men referred toJames Knox and Charles Rob
erts, jr-have served the college FOR long i'm. Mr.
Knox having been tutor for y years aud MI Roberts
for 10 years, aIa both popular among the
more recent graduates. No charges wero made
against either but IN June last they informed that
their services would DO required thereafter Re
Qe!yug explanation IN answer 20 their demands they
appealed IL The Board OF Trustees and the latter
ferred the matter back 10 the Executive Committee,
Sshicb has investigated the charges and viii report
shortly The Faculty give reason Tor che removal of
fhese u0rs that the system OF appointing graduates
inc college as tutors and regular professors has been
abandoned OF tue danger or eneouraglDg pro-
motions aud thus ng the higher chairs with second
rate men Hereafter all tutors VIII give place to new
men al the option OF the Executive Committee, and 1t
in pursuance OF this seome that hCsSIS hhoA ana
Roberts removed.
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THE COURTS.
THE sWEENY AND TWEED CIVIL SUITS posi-
pONED.

TIE sNLEN1 AND INLTO OT' III 'OII' 101I
pONED.
The civil suit against Peter b. Sweeny for
= 100000, and the suit against WILLIAM N. Tweed
for 100000 yesterday on the calendar oi TIC
adjourned March Circuit, specially prolonged by Judge
Wesfbrook 10 try these eases. Mr. PeckhIm, counsel for
the people who has been sick recently, had already
given notice to the defendants in each ease that ne
should ask an adjournment on account OF his phy'cal
condition, but me appeared in court with Charles o'on"f
and Mr. Carter. He stated that he Ind asked che AT
lounmcn he could not very strenuousl| INSIST '' '',
day Of The adjournment against the reasonable "',' ~
the other side Mr. Beach and Mr.. McKcon urged that
m for the sake % trying the swccny case they hat od
iouued their engagements Tor this month to December
it was simply fair that they Should have December TO
clear off those engagements
Judge Wcstbrook named Jan. as the day for trial.
and il was arranged that the Tweed case should 20 over
with the Swceuy case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
THE COrkr or APPEALS.

ALBANY. n, Y, Nov 13.--Thc following business
was transacted in the Court Of Appeals to-day
THE People act. turi=tOphCr.-StUcken from the
calendar the defendant bring dead.
No. - Myers at. The People Dismissed.
No 3-1hc People agt. lratt.-Passod.
Nos .. amt 6-iawronco ag Lindsay.-Po7tponed 70 the
2gth inst
No THE 81 tcrs OF CHARITY gt. Kolly.Airmed by de-
fault motion Jsmos 4. DeeTing FOR respondent
No. s. Emburv ag. Shednn.-pOstnoned IN Dtcomber5
Proclamation made and the Court adjourn eel.
The following is tr Appeals DAY calendar for Tues
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