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The New York herald., 1876-11-29
OLD COLONY RAILROAD.

THE FALL RIVER, WARREN AND PROVIDENCE
RAILROAD TO BE PUEcHAsED-ELEcT1oN OF
DIRECTORS.
BosroS, Nov. %, 1870
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of tho Old
Colony Railroad held to-day. A resolution was
adopted authorizing the directors to purchase the FAN
River Warren and Providence Railroad. II was also
voted bonds to tho amount OF S. 600 900,
interest not exceed seven per cent, to take up
bonds maturing in 1871
The following elected directors :-Onslow
Stearns OF Boston; Uriel Crocker, OF Boston, Bcna-
Finch, oi Newport; Oliver Amos, OF Easton;
Charles +. Cboac. Of Cambridge; Samuel l.. Crockcr.
OF Taunton: Jacob H. Loud, Of Plymouth; Thomas J.
Borden, OF Fall River; Royal w Turner, or Randolph:
Francis B. Hayes, OF Boston; Ephraim N. Winslow.
OF Hyanns; John s. Brayton, OF Fall River; Prince s.
crowcll. OF Dennis
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OBITUARY.
DIR. w1LL1AM ". MonI.Np.

Dr.. William W. Moreland died on Saturday, at bis
residence No 23 Beacon street. Boston, al tho age Of
ntty.cighl He graduated at Dartmouth College In
1888 and received his medical degree from Harvard
University in ls4i He afierward studied In the great
medica schools OF Edinburgh and Paris and entered
upon the practice Of hts profession Ia Boston, where
he u distinguished rank among his peers
lie for many years OF the editors OF the Bos.
ton Metiicni and SWgcai Journal and IS the author
OF several medical works OF recognized standing. ~
served on the staff Of physicians and surgeons OF hs
Boston City Hospital from tho TINE oil iis opening II
1865 10 about 1871, when he resigned.
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CANAL FRAUD ARBITRATION.

MEETING OF THE AKBITRATCBS xESTEBDAY-
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE HIBpARD-APPoINr-
MENT OF MR. CHARLES O. TAPPAN, OF pors-
DAM-HE ACCEPTS.
sBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY. Nov. 2S. 1876
The Arbitration Committee 20 which referred
the famous canal Of the State against
James n. Beden, Henry A. Dcnson h Co., for tho
recovery s4G0 oo0 of alleged frauds
in the ulhlmcnt OF tho tor the building OF
certain wall between Post schuyler and she
lower Mohawk aqucduct, on the eastern
DIVISION the Erie Canal met to-day the library OF
the senate, IN the Capitol All tho arbirators-Mr.
James Emott Mr. Isaac Lawson and Judge Hbbard-
and counsel both sides, consisting OF D. Magonc
Jr Samuel Hand and the Attorney General for the
STATE and william Z. Ruger, Frank H. Hitchcock ana
Henry smith Tor the deicudants, were present.
Before testimony was opened, however, Judge Hb.
uard. OF the arbitraore stated that he
with the arbitraiors because Of business en-.
gagcmen,s which would require his time else where.
He, therefore, asked 10 be excused from serving
and withdrew. The ignation OF Mr.. Hibbard being
accepted motion OF Mr. Megone. the name of Charles
O. rappan, OF Potsdarn, Jefferson county, formerly
County Judge oftnat county. was presented for the
place.
telegram sent him announcing the nom,na-
tion, and recess was taken for somo hours until he
could make reply
At four O'Clock reply came that no would accept
and the nearing was adjourned until TO- morrow when
Mr. Tnrpan viii take his place as one OF the arbraiors
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A MALT HOUSE BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2s. 1870

PnrLADsLPHrA, Nov. 2S, 1870
Al an early hour this morning the malt house OF
Jaud r. Baltz which was situated a. the corner OF
Tniry-n -nrst aad Thompson streets, was destroyed by
tire Tue loss Is estimated at $4,000 which 10 COW
cred by insurance OF $4,000 in European com.
psnes, IS 000 each the German, OF Batinore; the
Hoffman, OF New Jersey, aud the Germania and safe.
guard New iork and $io coo in The Niagara. OF New
York.
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LIEUTENANT M'x.SSEY.

This young officer, who lost his life leading his CON-
mand In the ars, charge the Cheyenne village in
the deep, narrow ravno the north fork OF Powder
River, last Saturday, appointed to cadctship at
West Point Academy from the State OF Tennessee.
and on being graduated in June, 1871, was a,
signed, as second lieutenant, TO the Fourth regiment
cavalry, In which corps he has served since tha.
date His death will cast cloud over large circle Of
friendA A#4*
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MEXICO.

GOVERNOR vII.LAGERANo's GOVERNMENT OVER
TURNED IN THE INTEREST OF DIAz.
san Francisco Nov. %, 1875
San Diego press despatch says that letter has
been received from San Rafael the capital Of Lower
California, confirming the report that Governor VII
lagerano's had been overturned but says
the tact that vllagerano himself IS revoutonist
IN favor of Daz He has been arrested and sent 10
Guaymas charge OF rebellion, abuse Of the election
laws, fraudulent practices &c Thero Is universal
feeling in favor OF tho government.
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CoUNTERFEITERs SENTENCED.

lxDiAxApoiIs. Ind, Nov. 2S. 1876.
Peter Mccartney, notorious countcrfcitcr and
fugitive from places recently arrested at
Richmond, and to-day sentenced BY The United States
Court in this city 10 confinement tho Penitcnttary
for hitccn years.
An associate OF Mccartney. named walsers, was
sentenced TO imprisonment Tor ten years.
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contest
GENERAL cRooK's REPORT OF THE ACTION.

GENERAL CEooK's REPORT OF THE ACTION
CHICAGO, Nov 2s, 1s7d
General Crook, under date Of camp Crazy
woman's Fork, November 2s. reports thas Colonel
Mackenzie, Fourth cavalry. attacked Cheyenne
camp, consisting Of 100 lodges. the west fork Of
Powder Rivcr, on the 25sh inst, capturing the village
and the greater portion Of the Indian herd The loss
both sides Is thought, 10 be considerable but has
not bcen definitely asccrtaincd Lieutenant Mckinney
Fourth cavalry, killed when tho courier loft the
weather very severe
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CANADIAN OCEAN MAIL SERVICE

OrrAwA, Nov. 2s, 1ssd
Notice has been sent 10 the Messrs Allan contrae-
tors Tor the CANADIAN mail service, that mail
steamers will IN future be required ship and land Al
Halifax ihe mails and from Grea Britain during tho
winter months Tho next mat. steamer SAILING FROM
Liverpool will ianc The mails at Halifax
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
OVERCOAT STOLEN.

william B. Tullis, OF No. 81 Seventh avenue, re-
ported last night Inspector Dlks, a. tho Central
ONCE that unknown thief had stolen his over.
coat from tho hall OF his residence There wore IN
the pocket 0, the coat s14 In money and some vaua.
"a law name
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DEATHS FROM SMALLPOX.

BATHURST N. b.. Nov. 2s ls.6
The schooner Providence. from Montreal, arrived at
Caraque, last nigh, with one case OF smallpox
board CAPTAIN Albert and one OF the crew died
the passage down aud buried al tho Brandy Pots,
IA the River ST. Lawrence
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PRESIDENT MAcMAHoN's GIFT.

ST. HyAc;yTa. Quebec. Nov. 2s, is70
President MaoM ahon has contributed 5000 francs II
aid OF the sufferers oy the late IRE here
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Russia viii lcave this port o,
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close at tho Post once
eleven O'Clock A NJ
TIE New YORK Naturalization for Europo-win
be ready at haf.past eight O'Clock In the morning
Single copies In wrappors for mailing. six cents
NEVER GET ALARMED AT BRONCHITIS
HALE'S HoxEY HonEnousD AND TAR 10 surs curt
sor
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JAMES THORN, NJ. D.

James Thorn, N. D., loading physician OF Troy.
n. ", died at his residence in that CITY Yesterday
morning. He was gentlemen OF excellent reputation
ia his profession and greatly esteemed IN society
and by citizens OF all classes.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
KNIGHTS TEMpLARS.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 2s. 1915
The Granc Lodge OF Knights Tcmpiars OF Canada
unanimously condemned The action OF the British
delegates and others IN seeding from The Right
Worthy Grand Lodge al Louisville
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MONTREAL STOCK BROKERS'.
MONTREAL. Nov. 2s, is

MONTREAL, Nov. %, 1870
The Montreal investment Company havo issued an
attachments order against Bond Brothers, stock
brokers, for eo2s s60u
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THE JAMES BOYS AGAIN.

ANOTHER ISEFTEcTrAL EFFORT TO CAPTURE
THE DEsPEBADoEs--THE suERrrF's OPINION
AS TO THEIR WHEREABOUTS.
LBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. Lovss NO., Nos. %, 1875
The Sheriff Of Lcavenworsh county. Kansas had
despatch yesterday morning that the notorious James
boys we're on Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
passenger train, en- TO Lcavcnworih. The Sheriff
proceeded 10 Fort icavcnworh and obtained some
troops with which several points along the line Of the
railroad were guarded, but when the train came
james boys were 10 be found The sheriff does not
believe tho despatch csnard, as the bandits known
70 be IN tho vicinity.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

DISPATCHES SENT TO GENERAL CROOK
News Of the fight has been sent TO General Crook
at Crazy woman's Fork, where our wagon train Is
camped waiting for our return to take trip TO the
II Is rumored in camp that General Crook, with
the infantry, armed with heavy rines. wI be here
BY tomorrow evening If necessary to resume the
contest
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

A-GENTLEMEN WILL FIND THE MOST STYL
ish and elegant dress HArs ESPESSCHEID's 1lS Mas
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/ L--BENNETT BUILDING.

A-BENNETT BUILDING
FiREPKOOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU; Ann AND & FULTON tons sTS
TO LET on VERY kEAsoNABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERs' AND INSURANCE OFFICES
PREMISEr
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10
GRAND RAPIDS, WIS, THURSDAY, FEB no. 1876.

-Four per cent--Multip ply the prin
cipal by the number of days it is tt
run; seperate right hand figures ano
divide by nine,
Five per cent.-Multiply by mum
Der of days and divide by y.
Six per cent.-Multiply by the mum,
Der Of days, seperate right-hand figures
and divide by six.
Eight per cent.-MuItiply the num-
Der Of days. and divide by 45.
Nine per cent.-Multiply by num-
Der of days, seperate right-hand figure,
and divide by four.
Ten per cent Multiply number of
days, and divide by 36.
Twelve per cent.--Multiply by
number of days, seperato right-hand
figure, and divide by three.
Fifteen per Multiply by
number Of days, and divide by "a.
Eighteen per cent.-Multiply by
number of days seperate right-hand
figure, and divided by two.
Twenty per cent, Multiply by num-
Der of days, and divide by Is.
Twenty-fonr per cent, Multiply by
number Of days, and divide by Is.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10
Rules For Finding Amount of
Interest.

On any sum for any number Of days
at various annual percentage. The
answer is In cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10
9 CHTCAGO PsE5fs 81 SslEs Efs',s sse.s;., $ -;
" OTICo.
NER RcHAVTS, LAWYERS, CLERGYNEE.
PHYSICIANS, FARMERS,-XOUNG


Remember We ask AT to send to us for DiA-
mOnds Watches, Sterling Silyerware. or Silver
Plate, fine Gold and medium priced Jewelry.
We guarantee every article as represented when
sold. Is " edding rings and Bridal gifts Of
every kind Any article in our STOCK sent to
any address C. o. D. and goods allowed to be
opened for examination, on receipt Of enough
and fine time guaranteed, also Jewelry Manu-
factured to order.
Call or address r. J. Morse & Co.. Importers.
;. p. Corner Lake [ Clark streets. Chicago, Ill.
n. B.-Parties wishing fine goods ct low pri-
ces will consult teeiT own interests by ordering
from Us. Catalogues sent to Dealers or Agents
on recent of &c. stamp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-21

THOMAS J. M'GRATH. AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL
this day. - o'clock, 81 i3e Chatham 81 IN bAsemens
account Of whom II lot Furniture consiss
Ing Of Bursaus Bsdsad washuandA nsstrsssss, Chsirs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-21

SALES AT AUCTION

SALES AT AUCTION.
A RI SALE.
Nov exhibition at tho Clinton Hall ssisroens srss
osllsssiss Of Oh Paintings nne proof Enersvngs Ac.
Be- sold without reserve.
FRIDAY EVENING. June %. st = o'clcck.
The xessrs LEAvIrT Auctoneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-21

-TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEEk.
~ Old stand. 81 Nassau a.
On THIS DAY "wednesday. at loh O'Clock
:. LARGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Fine carved black walnut Parnr Bedroom Sets III
brary Furniture. cured hair velvet Brussels
and ingram cerpes; Olcoths kcfgerators &c several
and upright fisnoorrss Basement and Kitchen Furni
On Friday for Of may concern. 30 ele
giant bronze Clocks lot Pnintings Table Cutlery Silver
ware, Chiidren's Clothing. Remuants.
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COUNTRY HOARD.

At MOUNT VERNON, wksIcu is Ell CO... N. y
N Thirty minutes ride via y. Il and n Haven Rail
road and ak from depot first board
private family large and airy
house handsomely furnished; terms moderate Apply ~
premises "a and sth box " Post
Once Mount vssrsa- Hsisrsnces unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-21

CHERfFF's SAisE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
- Liquor store GERARD Belts. Shcrfrs Auctionees,
will sell Wednesday June IL 10 O'Clock Of
ioth Az and 18th 81 stock and Fxturssc Of qnor store
also the Right Title and Interest u James Curey which
he mad the 1vh day Of June VI
and OF the house the tuth
C00rHK, deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-21

c0nule nclnK M 10 O'clock. 81 The
elegant I'VE brown m ansiou.
No. 10 23d 81. 9Th ".
Two elegant rosewood PianoforteS Stcinway Son
and Windsor upright. 500 and $1,000 magnificent
Esagcre lace Curtain Mirrors insid
Psror Suits covered In brocate reps: inaid
centre and console Tables Cabinets Jsrdnercs Bronses
OIL faintnFs &c Chamber Snits. In black
ng Cases BedsteAds spring and hair Mattresses Carpets
Ac: bookcase ~ volumes choice Books Ladies' Secrcta
rics Library Tables. Turkish Suits. dining Buffet
tension Table solid walnut chairs in leather China Dim
aud Tea Loungca Hat stand basement aud
servants Furnturc LUKE FITz0ERALD, Auctioncer :
n. B.-Goeds packed and shipped, city sountry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-21

| Friday EVENING At Y 10 q
booth performance Vt
"rlQuEw
With the original east re-
stored and Sol smith Russell.
Fay Tcmpleton and the Jubt-
! lee Singers in their special
| ties. A Silver Ticket and
= satin Programme 70 every
NOw IN PROGRESS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-21

"A PLAY or To,DAYi-S,ish Mia. FANNY DAyEE-
Mr. HARKINs JAMES WIS, W. DAvIDGE. Mas
SYDNEY COwELL. Mrs GILBERT and Miss GEOKGINA
DREW IN the CAST. FRIDAY. JUNE - 2Oth time Of
PIQUE and AUTHORS FESTIVAL THO PERFORM
The daily gazette., 1876-05-03
CHERIFF'S SALE.

HERIFF'S SALE.
~ By, virtue of writ of Alias Pieri Facias
to me directed. vii he exposed to public sale.
at the Hote of Thomas u. Brsdway, in the
town Of Delaware City, in ked Lion Hum
dred. in New Castle County, Del, ON
FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. A. d, 1876.
At2 o'clock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece o. land situate.
lying and beng in the town of Delaware
City. in Red Lion hundred. New Casilc
County. and State Of Delaware. and bounded
aud described as follows. TO wit: Begipni
at the east corner oil Clinton and Fiji h sire cts
and running thence gu henstwardly along
the SAID Filth street two hundred and eiphf
leet to the north corner of Fifth and IIatnii-
ton streets, thence northeastw ardly along tn
noftnehSt sde Of said Hamilton street one
hundred feet. thence nortbw, stwardly and
parallel with said Fifth street two bundled
ana elHht feet to the .Outheast i1e of Ctin
ton street aforesaid, thence along taid Ciin
ton street southwestwardly one hun red feet
% tLe place OF beginning, continuing tyenty
more or less '''"
Seized and taken into execution AZ ,bc
property OF The delaware City Academy
W IN. ID. Clark, President OF the Board Of
Trustees OF the Delaware City Academy on
| behalf OF said corporation,) and o be sold bs
e,-,r. oo. WM. IL LAMBSON. Sheriff,
APri =, A. Il. 1870. apr24ts
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DIRECTORS.
Nelson i. Evans, President, i;i Walnut
Street;
John f. ,;raefT, Graeif. Rothermel < Co.
Coal Miners and shippers. 3ls Walnut
Street.
John Wanna maker, Wennamaker Brown
and John Wannamaker & Co., Clothing.
- Thomas Kennedy, President OF Spring
Garden Bank.
j.. Il. Kingsley. Proprietor Continental
ID. 5. Elwell ,Darrah 4 Elwell, Ship Chan
dlerS. el2 South Del Ave.
, Ii. N, Pitkin, Pitkin Thomas. Dealers in
Street.
James Hunter. Jas. Il Jno. Hunter C,,i,o
Printers. Hestonyille. fhiia. ''00
j. S. Helienstien. Halfenstein; Ievis md
Greene. Printers; q South Fifth St.
Henry Hainos, Conveyancer, 5l2 WaInu,
Street.
Hiram Miller. Builder, 1jlO Alegbapoy
WIN. NJ. sinclair WIN. NJ Sinclair ~
Wholesale Grocers, 4l9 Arch Street. wa
B. Tn onas, lton Manufacturer, 43O Wal
nut street. "
John S. Whilldin. Alex. whilldin m Soma
Wool and Yarn Commission Merchants n
South Front street.
b e. small; II. Small. Son and Co.. and
Billmyer " Smalls. York Car Works, Yors
Pa -
Francis W. Kennedy. Treasurer Of N,
Penn sate Derosit and Trust Company
=, Dell Noblit. Jr.. Pres.t Germ Exchsng,
National Rank.
wm. G Hamilton, Riverside Paper Mills.
par1, Dry Goods, 0O3 Che taut street
W "A. LeVerlng. Lumber, Pier ri Nortt
Wharyes.
II. NJ CHILD. Agent
No. West Sevealh Street.
afr|' -C@"'F' Wilmington, Del.
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Too MUCH OF AGooD THING.-There is
danger of base ball being carried to e1-
cess again this summer, and falling into
disrepute as it did last summer. 1t ap-
pears to be damaging to the morals OF
the young men, and this fact is we find
recognized by the Ministry. Last Sab
bath Mr.. Smith, of Grace Church. did the
community a service in a powerful SER
mon against the vices and bad habits
which the game is introducing and stimu-
lating. The example should be followed
up by clergymen in other nulpits. The
base ball professional could no more
be an acceptable member of any of our
Methodist Churches than professional
gamester with the roulette, or could the
star" on the dramatic stage.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-03
WANTS 100000 DAMAGES.

PATERSON, n. j., May 2.-Some weeks
ago Charles Holloway complained before
Justice Lotus that Mrs. Robert Cairns
had insulted hun by calling him Papist
and other disagreeable names in the
street. The case was tried, and Justice
LOTUS fined her IS, and as she refused
to pay be issued an execution against her
stead of fine. Yesterday Mrs. Cairns
brought suit against Justice LOTUS and
Constable Riley for trespass, malicious
prosecution, and unlaN full imprisonment.
The damages are laid ut Sl0O,0OO.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-03
FRIDAY.
THE l2rH DAY OF MAY. l.76.
AtlU.o'clock, a. IN.

At 10 O'Clock, a. III.
tho following described Real Estate. viz:
All those certain lots or parcels OF land sit
uate in Rod Lion hundred. county and state
Aforesaid, bounded and described as follows,
tO-wit:
No. /. Beginning at point on the south
west side OF the road leading from Delaware
City to Port Penn the distance OF five hun
dred ana eighty nine feet by the said rta1
from the east side of tho Chesapeake ana
Delawar Canal. Il corner of other land no "
or late of the said Johr j. Henry, and run
Ling thence along said road south twenty
four and one half degrees east eighty feet to
land late Of Ezekiel Shaw; thence south six =
ty-six degrees west one hundred feet to an
eight feet wide alley. otherwise call ed Maple
street; thence with said alley north twenty
four and one half degrees west eighty feet to
another corner OF the said land now or lat O
of john J. uepry; thence north sixty-six de-
grees east one hundi ed feet to the place of
beginning,
No .. beginning NJ the in tersection of tn e
alley Aforesaid with the new road to Burch-
ard corner, and running thence along the
southwest SIDE OF said alley to stake stand
ing opposite to the south corner of the lot Of
EZ@klel Shaw afOresai1 thence sout h twen-
ty-hye degrees west to the east side of tn o he
ore mentioned new road: thence by the SAID
ond to the place of beginning,
No. 3 beginning at the sout Invest side of a
puollc road otherwise called Fifth street.
being the southwest boundary of the town of
delaware CITY and adjoining land of j shua
SNSh'y ihnh DelbHElnK 10 JO1n
SHAW; and containing in front or breadth on
SAID fitth street twenty feet and extending
OF that with between lines at rivht angles
with said Fifth street southwestwardly one
| hundred feet bounded on the southeast b..
said shaw lot and on the northeast by said
Fifth street, on tn northwest by said JOSH ua
Seeney's land. aad on the south est By other
land now or late Of the said John j Henry.
Book !, vol :, page 36i, &c.
No. a. beginning mt a stake on the west
side of the road leading from Delaware Cit Y
to Port Penn and at Il corner for land of Eli
za6eth Green, and running thence with her
land southwestwardly at right angles with
said road one hundred feet to ten ieet wide
alley; thence with said alley northwest :
wardly twenty feet to other land of the said
John Miller; thence crthwestwDrdly ono
hundred feet at right angles to stake on the
west side OF said road. the zee along the west
side thereof twenty feet 10 the beginning,
containing area of 1000 square feet of land
and surface.
Seized and taken in Executionas .be .,ro-
perty OF John Miller and Anna Maria his
wife, aud Elijah Miller and Virginia A. his
wife. and terre tenants, ard to be sold by
VIM. Il. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. New Castle.
. April ~, 1876. apr22t
The daily gazette., 1876-05-03

What wo Id Jackson have said to the
socret inquisit;ons attem pted by the com
mittces of the present House? What
words of denunciation would he not have
used tor such nosing detractors as Cate
and Bright t;-Comnaereidl.
lie would have said by the Eternal, ="
I'll punish every guilty man. Be-
map would never have been permitted
20 resign. But then jackson had no
orother-in-law Case7, or brother oryille,
TO instruct to buy post-traderships.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-03

ADMISSION TO THE CENTENNIAL Ex-
HIGlTIoN. The centennial board of
finance have issued the following:
International Ethibition, Philadel-
phia, May ?, 1S7G.-Tbe opening cere-
monies of the exhibition will take
place on the 10th of May. The public
will be admitted to the ground at . A
Nj ', and at 12 Nj. the ceremonies will
| take place, after which the buildings
will be thrown open. A fifty cent
note or a silver half dollar gains ad
mittance to the grounds, and no fur
ther fee is required at the building. AZ
ter the 10th of May the grounds will
be open at A. NJ.
JNo. WELSH, Pres.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-03

Mayor Whiteleys administration is
fast commencing Itself to our citizens.
We hope hc will not relax his energies
until our streets arc kept clear Of the
crowds of young men who stand upon
the curb stones Of evenings and gaze in
TO every lady's face who passes, at the
same time splitting the filthy juice of the
weed where it will be likely to do as
much harm rs possible. The crowds in
the streets are unlawful and should not
be permitted.
His determination to break up the
practice of playing base ball in the
streets meets with much favor, and it is
hoped he will not let the wilfully guilty
at this dangerous exercise escape
The daily gazette., 1876-05-03
The Recent Battle In Herzegovina.

CeNsTANTINoPLE, May 2.-Mukhtai l
Pasha reports by telegraph that he has
returned to Gatshko after another san
culinary engagement. He hopes his vic.
tory will lead to the termination of the
rebellion. He says In the last battle,
which was fought en- Sunday, while the
troops were on the march to Gatschkto,
the insurgents numbered 10000 and lost
900 killed and wounded, in addition to
400 on the previous two days. The
Turks, throughout the expedition, lost
Sc killed and l6l wounded. lie declar %
that the victory was decisive.