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why Lanaau,e, william. Left the Cabinet.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. D.-Ths Post to-
day publishes an interview with eK-Attorney-
General Williams and vile. Gen. Williams has
nothing To saw IN addition 10 what has ALI nd
been made public conceruinR the celesrate1
ANONYMOUS Letters received by me:noers -. tue
Cabinet at Washington, me ..utnOrship n which
has Oesn charged - mrs. WiliauS. Airs. VIII
..ams said tNal she could sell the public nothing
new except 10 publish letle"s received Nv her
self and that she would not do, as they oOn-
taiued slandorous statements against ladies IN
Washington. Gen. Williams further stated that
he should probe the matter % tho bottom, hnd
when he outained the facts he would ylndieate
hluself aud punish the culprit. lie said thai
his suspicious "a to the author OF the letters ana
the charges pointed 10 certain persons whose
uaaaes ne declined 10 mention.
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The Washington Beeeherite.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-For some time
past the congregation OF the second baptist
Church (coloredl have been dissatisfied with
their pastor, the Rev. Madison Gasklns. In 1856,
he raised tl5OO to buy his wife, then asiave, but.
instead Of IN aking the purch use, took = trip to
Africa, aud on his return married another We
man. he mas been pastor of tue second baptist
Church Tor three years. aud since thc above
facts have become known, his retirement has
been demanded. Some Of the member favored
h,s re -ention, but there were ia members who
objected. some Of whom were excluded by the
onurch, aud they called an etcesiaatlcai couh'
oil, witch met tins morning AT Lincoln Hal, me
Rev. ". j. walker in tue chair, ANA Va" ttN T.
Robinson secretary. Air uasAlns Is "a DO sum
moned before the Maryland liIptisl Association
MI the next meeting Twelve churches were rep
reseu.ed IN the council. aud ihere VAS defer
imitation manifested that whl make IL Neli uh-
eonlfurt.hle tor Air. Gask ms. unless he steps
down ard out ia obedience IA the wishes VI the
majority.
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Uncle samueI's Money.


II the time ever comes when samuel j..
1tlden can with mopriety make public what be
1862, and as result OF thirty wears OF successful
professional labor, the man who pictures him as
abba 10 mud knot hole so sun all tuat he will not
wish for the power to crawl Into II, That ne
sacrificed IL all Tor others-and mainly Tor one
among the secrets confined 10 the immaculate
circle Of the personal friends OF samuel }, TIL
den, because he Is gentleman In oil that hon
ored name implies,
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NEW YoRK. Thursday. Aug. 3l.-Receipts OF
beeycs % car loads ln5 head, making 3,07s
since Monday, against 1888 for the same time last
week. Trade dull aud prices OF fully much
as a head. A few very choice steers sold At
1aSio4c. n, good TO prime lots NJ pltdQaic., to
drcss 65d5d ne.
Receipts Of sheep and lanna 90 4. IA
head making $500 since Monday against Ia4l2 for the
time last sheep were scarce, and. with a
far demand, had quick sale at advance of ta<c.
n. lambs were aiso nrmer. The transactions were
4Cs6c y n. for sheep, aud 4slee6Isc. for iambs.
Receipts uf hogs were Is l73i head, making
s4O7 since Monday p8s for the same time
week. Live hogs sold at dlas6ssc. I'm.
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Suslnrss Hotltes.

Hernia. Those afflicted viii do wen to consu Or.
MARSH at he old Office Nesey 4 Aston huusci, be-
fore looking esewherl. Forty years experience en-
ables him 20 master the most obstinate cases No
nectlon with any ether oitlce-nO up-town branch.
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Italian Opera a, Terrace Garden.

A performance Of Italian opera takes place
this evening at the Terrace Garden Theatre, which
Mlss ViosItA Colvle, Madame Clara PeTl aud signors
Baece and Rena take part. The en- erpTise Is unuer
tue dTecnQg VI MI ii. Grau, ana egnUr rouasl leads
the orchestra
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real Estate Market.

Yesterday Of the Exchange Black well, Riker
q Wilkins sold IN partition eix.story brick ware.
Water street, N,i26.
number OF fOrecosur sales are announced for to-
day AZ the kxchsnge
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NIGHTINGALE = GRENNELLE. - At ST. Lukes
Church, BrooAln, n " Dy the Rev. JM Dillcr. H. d..
Dr. Lionel bridges Nigh ngae to Julia stuart, edest
daughter VI WI. H. Greuelle, Esq.
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MIX Of 1Iagnesia can be had of every drug
gis IL IL the chlld's medicine the period. Every
infant eau swallow IT, aud OOtain relief from lie all
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Don't nav s. for au intcrior Elastic Truss
when the best sold for "a at PoMEROl 7i5 broad
way.
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Arrived THURSDAY, Aug 81
Sc T. G. Knight. Chichester, Georgetown. u. c., ant
p. Harrisburg worth, Philade phis
S. Gen. whitney. Htllcft, Boston.
Ss CITY OF Nern Cruz. Dragon. Havana Aug. rs.
SUP ltOOena N az N, Oronstadt.
Bark Agatc, HubDar1, Batavia MAJ %.
A : I'M u. NJ L.ll Z ~ Na.alLA
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MARINE TNTELLIGENCE.

HrNIA-rR kLMASAc-rrrs nav
sun rises 27 sun sets az Moon sets. 3 %
af.H wArER-rHf@
sandy HooK 40 Gov. is,ann. q SO Hell Gate... %
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Furnaces. -CeAn and put them 10 order now come
to headquarters prices reduced.
JAMES hlRrLAND, IL Reade ST.
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Valuable Informni iou.-The silk Elastic Truss.
sod Only oy Elastic Truss Company, 6s3 BrOadway.
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Parlor suites, from 800 chamber suites, SO
dressing case suites tSb tapestry Brussels Oh extan
vi n tables 90 miSn carpets cheap. COwperthwaits
1865 and I57 Chairman street - Ade.
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Large stock at greatly reduced prices. Dro-
kSw Brothers Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Insti-
tgte.-AdV.
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A hfe-like portrait of Kate CisXton H. pub
lished In the Illustrated Weekly Just out. Price six
cents, Everybody should read ne HuSndIed WssAig-
Ado.
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Vh.ksilver preferred II lpl
ST. Louis ana Iron Mn IN IL d.. "a Id
OF. isius. X. L. 4 N nf oui. 90,
Iocdo Wan. AMI Wear ~ III
S Wee Paging On iI Ia. Ss e. a. az q.
rre. Con; J. 4 Pet. Co ii53s iig5. iIss on" ov'
N l.. andM. Co ......... - az AiSt AZ +,
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kONAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
toOO,OOO

WIN be drawn on Sept / Prizes e1'aet. ordsH
aliod Information furn shea free
Sui Waist, M
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for Judge OF the Court Of Appeals and Darius A.
Ogden. Of Yates, for Canal Commissioner, and
AJpolnted committee to invite MIR. Dorshetmer
% cOme TO the hail. He soon appeared upon
ths platform, aud was received with the lvelisst
brief but remarkably eloquent, happy speech,
which deeply Impressed the large audience anu
evoked great enthusiasm. he said:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN or THE CoHvKs.
mon 1his 10 the second lune that nave appeared be
hoInnatioa for the Lieutenant. ernorslip. need
not say to YOU that receive ihls mark Of your ayor
special pride The CIRCUMSTANCE hat 10 be ssso.
WIG qRSn the arss o.
for whom IN ny early m1nho0a east my nr,i vote,
Of 5 Sy qS 81 so Of nss'.s &
years ago, At ssyTseu's the DemoeIaey NOM.
sm%e ! Tids9 sDPa1s V4S vas ansn nG%i
SUR to .ay mat there + no Democrat, wherever he
81 S nH l s %" u S sS YORK S sris
ano tay tere Is no American eitEen aoxlous fyr the
:%S: ssS aa' i1aqi ia q ~ ssitsa 3 e s.1is
sme ts. a., AsaAy ne pet susury which ms
the regub1c wv a,' H. Gas en- raissd ' to The
Estes 6J an sco 70 s n m, 10 he tIieIy
Without, parable IN NE history u The Democratic
toG rsslsa, Ard ma, te g'r," 'S" VII ! raise sc
Ny fellow Democrats aiso receive ih- no,,in 9ilon
snce. c s6odid dlSics a'e e. ~, . 1 r.
ain rinces which slould dy4lt Drl,uci.t, sul flu,e
ncu WHO, te formerly Rcpul lCalt ARE nov SIl'. .
70 come Win YOU ana stang pY yen Ell uHer 10 shout
eer tnd hght the waterloo Applnusr / ue" en-
ny nomln'tlol, which have been too hale WIN
thaniinJ lhls morning, ~ an suguN OF unhy and he
DNe me, gent eHcn OF Tie invention N Ne are united
Ne caAhO- OILY VIII, but We can do Blat Ia O-tte uan
70 VIII We can rceutnblish ne republic upnn ~" .
sl9e' upon Shlrh u wa found ,, tne nf..' IVA.
sonol 'ure GOVERN md ttap.,nit suun an on :
~ gelsf--,pns whicn as 10 succeed us tApplsuse1
The Convention then went 10 work on I nc ne M
ma ion for Prison Inspector. An astonishing
tmount OF eloquence was expended upOsl this
highly I'm portant question. The result was the
domination Of Robert ii. Anderson OF King,
eoLny
mr.. Potter was invited TO the Convention. He
tppeAed, aud made 40 able speech ~ favor VI
The daily gazette., 1876-10-28
Cost of Litigation.

1t has long been accuse of serious COM
plant among the heirs of deceased per-
sons who leave property behind them, OF
the great expenses in settling up their es-
tates. This is especially the case where
there is any dispute among the heirs as
| to the proper distribution oftheproperty.
There is so much legal quibbling in these
matters and so many forms to be gone
| through with that even when a large es-
tiate is to adjudicated upon, it is likely to
end like the celebrated chancery case
of Jarndyce VS.. Jarndycc. After the
lawyers fees and court charges are paid
there will be nothing left for the ltigants.
This will apply also when only small
amount or property is left. The cost of
administration, lawyers fees, and other
charges, will generally eat up nearly all
that is left for the heirs Another evil in
these matters is the dilitorious manner in
which these things are settled. A law
yer appears to have no regard for the evils
which delay frequently works to the
widow and orphan in consequence of
their slow mode of doing business. Be-
fore the present Orphans Court was Or
ganized in this city case in which only
about $3.50 was to be distributed, was
settled after about eighteen months liti-
CATION. The accounts were handed over
to young lawyer, who charged one hum
dred dollars for auditing them, which oc-
cupied some two or three hours time, and
sheet of fools cap to make out his report
on. These auditors were generally poor,
lawyers, without practice, and these au-
dts were crumbs thrown to them by the
Judges to save them from starving. I'm
der the present organization of the Or
plants Court, this evil is, in great mea-
sure, reredied. In recent case in New
York Chat ofTaylors estate where $780,
600 were at issue, 100000 were eaten up
in legal proceedings-S50,0 900 going to the
lawyers on one side in single award. In
another case where Sl30,000 was at stake,
S65, 600, or just one-half Of the whole am
cunt, was lost in legal proceedings, be-
sides the great time it took in coming ey-
en- to this unsatisfactory settlement. Hac-
kett the celebrated comedian, in describ-
ing lawyer, licllensd htm to catfish
he is all head, and his head is all mouth
which is always read to swallow UP all
that comes within its reach, and the simile
is not inappropriate whsn applied to some
of the members of the learned wofessiOn.
Cho,mcle.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-28
Centennial Notes.

Complaints have been made by VISITORS
at the Centennial about the early closing
of the Buildings. On some occasions dur
ing the past week the company has peen
requested to leave rs early as Al and D
o'clock, instead of at @ o'clock, according
to the published rules.
The poultry show is new open and
will continue so for ten days. 1t it is said
to be one of the largest and best exhibit
tions of the kind heretofore offered to the
public. More than five thousand speci-
mems of the feathered tribe are already in
the coops. and fresh arrivals are daily eX
pected.
No other city in the United States
could have accommodated the immense
number of visitors who have come to the
Centennial as Philadelphia has done. In
addition to the large number OF our street
cars which are constantly arriving at the
grounds from every point of the compass
on Wednesday evening. Thirty-five trains
or 324 cars, with %, 900 passengers, arrived
at the Centennial and West philadelphia
depots of the Pennsylvania Railroad, on
Wednesday evening, while yesterday
morning thirteen trains, including two
specials, were runto the Centennial Ovel
the Bound Brook road. Three through
trains from Canada and the Leihigh Val
ley arrived during the day, and also 2OW
passengers by local ttains on the North
Pennsy Nania road.
AN UNPRECEDENTED FEhT.
was accomplished yesterday in Asricul-
tural Hall by the Boomer d Boschert CT
der press. Extensive preparations having
Been made for the purpose Of testing the
capacity of their large press, it was aran-
seu tomake ore hundred barrels of cider
in 10 hours from 500 bushels of apples
The result was satisfactory far eyond ex-.
pcctation, as the feat was entirely accom-
plished, having commenced operations Id
u O'Clock a. NJ. The 100 barrels was
finished at O'Clock, and half an hour
taken tor dinner allowed, making the
whole time only 0 hours. Tie press was
worked the entire ten hours. with result
of 120 barrels of cider. The entire ar
rangements were under the supervision
of the Centennial Commission, such as
measuring the apples, gauging barrels, ect,
and too much praise cannot be given the
'enterprising sirm, and 90 the successful
Manager, Mr.. Bassett, to whom all credit
is due for the successful accomplishment
of feat never before sttempted or per-
formed in this Oxany other counfTy.
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For the Gazette.
WILLOW GROVE, Gct. 23d,. 1876.
MIR. EDITOR: Having been several
months since last we wrote-you from this
community, we -take our pen in hand'
again to note such events ox occurrences
as may prove interesting to the readers of
the GAZETTE.
Although we are unable to boast OF any
great improvements, yet, we believe we
are keeping pace with the general march
of time. Notwithstanding the universal
cry of "hard times" and the general de-
preston of business, Goccasioned indirect
ly by Grants ADMINISTRATOR we are
moving slowly onward in our industrial
pursuit and feel bountifully rewarded for
our labor during the present year
1t would be well to remark just here
that our village has undergone a.slight
improvement during tae present gear by
the erection of small shoe and harness
shop by one Mr.. KingsBuIy from the east
em shore of Maryland. MIR Kingsbury
is gaining the reputation of being good
| workman, and, therefore is receiving the
patronage of many.
Our young physician, j. Marion vii
kinson has departed the life Of ''single
NTelCHtuntSS, as MISS Ella FTdLeT, mean
Henderson, Maryland, took the advantage
of leap year and led the bridegroom to
| the alter; we wish them much Joy.
Prof. L.. I. Bosmus, OF FELTON,. organ
lied a singing school here last week;
most of our young folks were in attend.
ance and joined the class. Mr.. Bosmu'
is well known through thiscOmmInity a,
professor Of music, and devotes the
principal part ofhis time in that direction
Mr.. G., young man oyero on the cor
ner, wears long tail coat, and ut som,
future day may likely wear stove pip
hat.
Our sportsmen are anXiously waiting
for the expiration of the game law, o
| they have bright promise foran unrlSu
al quantity of game this fall
Most Of our people have been to tn
Centennial and come home more thai
delighted with the exhibition; they mus
all avail themselves of the opportunity o
seeing the great engine and the ''big ora
gon," and on their arrival at home vii
Iwillingly tell you all about 'ein.
ID. &.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-28

Since the war a republican Congress-
and administration have allowed and
paid southern claims" to the amount OF
over $3.50, 100000. Last winter, for the
first time in sixteen years, the democrats
controlled one house Of Congress. They
compelled retrenchment 10 the tune of
SI0,000,0O0, and allowed only S74,000, to
southern claimants. And yet the people
are implored to defeat Tiitlen because the
democrats are going to ruin the country
by paying ''rebel claims. ''-BrInto
Courier.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-28

John Hill and John Falksn, wlis'vere
convicted of tile Murder of George CffAs-
let's near ElIawood- n. j., IN August 5,
were hanged at Mays Landing, ". j.,
yesterday. About three hundred perscns
witnessed the execution.
The Sun reminds it's neighbor, the Times
ing time is sheTt, snsi "there are several
crimes of whid. >BEr- TildeH, has mob Yst
been accused"
The daily gazette., 1876-10-28
ERUCATI ONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
THE MISS, H0BST0NS'
Select Day and. Boarding Slal
CoMxENcEs An 900 DELAWARE Afs'''
Iona MHADRp 1874

sEEYIEMBER. 1916.
These young ladies are thorough sdac nnsr
oS tho most re inedi kind, in mind MASH ins.
and spirit. We are sure the Creates. = ,u hi }
will be done to. all pupils intrusted " " s i
care, To teach the young TO think. , 10 S
out the young mind, and to pour in ~ Vfssill|
rid In way that is useful and deignt y ,rst
happy art. andthis is tb Q method and ca aatI
ter of these young indies. Their pi anm6el
are said to be enconra ging, as thel rh NV MID
is limited and filing up. Those wnnv Ol an
the advantage of their instruction sn4a corys.
ply soon. The location is healthy ana Tha
Aient, directly on the street car r?u'' NV 10.
pupil ffou the heart of the city ID na ap ant d
Dleasaut Weather could step in ana g Ell i ID
the door, and in other weather the wa Walt
MIGRATING and healthy. auh-
The daily gazette., 1876-10-28
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s, / A. 8E
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States failing gareaae
ten, southwest winds, warmer, Dartl,
cloudy weather, and in n0Pthern portion
rain areas.
, 1876-06-11
A MEMORY.

.May God bless you!" 1remernber
How your hand claspea mine tAat n:gat'
How The tears pride could not conquer
Yelled your dark eyes tender light;
How you struggled 'twixt your duty
And the wh{sperings Of your heart;
How your pale lips told the Htory: =,
so they've wille'lit; We must part.
So they ,stlie.fis. Thus the brightness
or d 1tfc's dream paled aHny.;,
Thus the hopes that onco had bleetft
In the dust Of ruin Icy.
'Don't forget me!' And ! promised
Bending o'er your nrturned face'
In the passionate, fond caresslng
OF long and last embrace.
Years-long ycarE-have rolled before us'
Summer-bittis and wfnter.tnows
MANY times have blooned and drlfted,
Since we parted long ago.
Ent the glory that once fingered
In the love depth OF your eyes,
And tie parting ''May God bless 5on'
Memory still doth fondly prize; n; r,v +,
JUNE9. OWEN aa' "A1eos' ~
, 1876-06-11

Gloucester fAnks-) nsp0feh, yxn< s.
Mr. Alfred johnson Will start from this har-
bor tomorrow or next day for trip to Liver
pool, England, in centTe-board dory. Tbs
dory has been built expressly for this trip BY
Mcssrs. Higgins d Clifford, Of this city, and has
attracted the attention Of hundreds Of persons
who have visited their premises the present
week. It Is built Of pine and extra ttmbeEed
with oak, is 10 feet IN length on the bottom and
% on top, 81 feet in width, and 23< IN depth
She Is decked over, Hdth the exception OF stand
compazt1nents, and the water and provisions Tor
. cruise of ninety days will be carried IN guar
tcr-barrels and tin cans She is provided with
mast aud maln.ail, two jibs, and square-saai.
His accommodations 10. sleeping are In the
latchway, and the dory is provided with drag
to be used in gale. Mr.. johnson is one OF oui
fishermen, and s perfectly confident that he will
make the trip in safety, and will occaslonaly,
over bottle securely sealed, giving his expert
euoe and wheSeabouta
, 1876-06-11
An ingenious Contrfvanee'

-
the ap used On the Middle Division Of f. The be
Pennsylvania Railroad, which ls expeet1u -. ~ ron n
Of important service to The Officers ro5 9f = sne ta tp
pea paper zoo feet in length epclreles elinder, :,
the mile run by the car, its forward n9yemene M
being b the G1 pIaced
est a1le Under the car. leaa.pene.! pn; phn ~
n mark the he condition of the tfack The more uF s1'
Which The pencil vim nks; 3s,G An9t1 tSs trssk Ts5 qi
showing the inspecting pateT nieee ts' II " tron rom
a, stcei' Wsh t 3 oscatcs like ths pendulum aef: Of
clock Is tue train moves. When vety ae1cG, F.
tive point is reached the psndaa1um. .cm1es comes
contact with metal on eaGn a., s'os, L.. e ~ hell
This 1,ew invention is expected to work mucl
more satisfactorily than the telegraph appAla'p:
formerly In operation.
, 1876-06-11

it in front. 4 very handsome dchu is Of real
Spanish lace. It forms In the back deep,
pointed cape, which narrows at the shoulder SO
rs to come but little over the arm. 1t w1dens
q large square bow holds It III place at the belt.
MATTE S.
, 1876-06-11

would hardly set them a'oat They did not 80
through the Chicago fire, or the. ruins 1t !eit.
They hayc never read any correct account Of it, |
or have failed to reflect that like causes produces
IKE effects They naye rd ethes nr never seea ,sf or
there rolled together as scroll and
tossed before the wind IKE So much waste
papsr or they have as assnmed n In that ,dn re
They have failed to reflect on what they must
have knoT & n aInt u q 1neta as
os those composing their fnVutnefable decks;
that, in heating, iron expands With irresistible
force, and, IN eoolingt seldom, by any chance,
restirles its original position; so that . very
partial burhlng-ot1 Of the saloon would have
Sa ho5e Ras S % Gf t astepbn bsa as sRd besn ss
thrown nyer to one side Of tumbled into
tie sea; that one-tenth part Of that wood and
paint could not have been burned Without ieav-
fng the hull yawr1ug cavern,
Cheago and Bston haga .'t earnea 10 cf es3P
, 1876-06-11

kissed him, BY JoveD At p. m. the model OF
the monument to the dead patriots Of Vfterho
was uncovered in the public square. The n1onu-
meut is the work Of Fedi a natiro Of VitcIbo.
It is as yet rude model In plaster, executed IN
haste SO that Garibaldi might unvei it. But
the sculptor means vastly to alter and improve
It, and to present It and fountain in marble to
his native city.