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The daily gazette., 1876-05-16
FRIDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF MAY, 1876.

At ~ O'Clock. A. NJ,
The following described Real. Estate. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
and brick building thereon, situated in the
City Of Wilmington aforesaid. bounded and
described us follows. to wit: Beginning u. a
point on the northe,l ly side of Second street,
between Tatnail and West stro cts, and at the
distance of fifty eight fe, I from the westerly
side of Tatnal street thence northerly parallel
to latnal street about seyenty-two feet six
inches to land Of the heirs of Enoch Roberts
deceased thence westerly parallel to Second
street. thirty-Ihrce feet six inches to other
land Of the said John q. Haddock. then ce
southerly parallel to Tatnal street about sev-
enty-two feet six inches to the aforesaid side
o Second street, and thence along the sam
essterly thirty three feet six inches to the
place Of beginning.
Seized and taken in execution "a tho pro-
perry of John q. Haddock and Elizabeth. his
wife and Mark A. Springer. and Margaret
Stroud terre tenants, and to be sold by
Nm. ii. Lam BSsN. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, hew Castle.
May 6, 1876. ay g.,
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Acting Ch6irmaa last County Meeting
kppoquinimink Hd, May 6, 1876.
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Some of the "Old Ring" leaders deny
that the vote in this city given by the
Ring was in favor of Blaine.
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Without unity OF purpose and har-
nony in council, the Democrats will sno-
eeed, and the Offices will be tiled with .
cut so much as saying, "by yo.r leavev'
Those who prefer that state of things
should go over to the opposition, and
aim directly at the object which they
labor to bring about. -Republiean.
We take it for granted that the Repv5-
tsoan means white aen in its remarks
above. and as it takes the liberty of or.
dering them out of its party, the Gazette
assumes the right to invite them to the
Dam ocratic fold. Here they will find
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SHERlFF'i SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE
y
Bv virtue Of sundry writs of Fl. Fa., TO mc
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale on
the premises, IN Anpoqu' nimink HuRlrtd
New castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
TIE. 10th DAY OF MAY. 1879.
At II O'Clock. m.
the following described Personal Property,
viz:
Household Goods, consisting of Beds, Bed.
steads and bedding, chairs, tables, stoves,
dishes, &c ! cultivator, lot of poultry; tne
prope-t ty of Noah Pierce.
The same day. horse. hogs, l mill wagon
! crltivator; beds, bedBteads and bedding
stoves, chairs, tables, bureaus, carpets, poul
try, &c. the property OF Jehn M. Clayton,
Also, about slAty cords Of wood 800 chest
nut rails and 1e0 posts
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro
perty OF Noah Pierce. John III. Clayton and
Andrew Thomas, and 10 be sold by
WIN. II. LAMDSON. She f.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
May 5. 1876. my9-ts
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Rev. Phillips Brooks, of the Episcop-
al Church Of Boston, having allowed
an unlicensed clergyman to Il; ist
HIM in recent marriage ceremony the
matter will probably be brought before
the Episcopal convention as ques.
ton of church discipline.
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an equality which does net exist in tie
ether party. There is no "nigger drivers
in our ranks and every man votes as he
pleases.
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S'HEkIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of wri, OF Venditoni Exponas
to Inc directed. will be exposed 10 Public
sale, on the premises. in the town of Dela-
wa'e City, in Red Lion hundred, New Cast Q
County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1876.
at 10 o'clock. II. IA,
The following describe Personal Property
viz:
gray mare carriage and harness, house.
hold and kitchen furniture, consisting of
chairs, sofas, mirrors, lounges. tables, bed
steads and edding, bureaus, book case,
clock, stoves, oil cloths, &c. Also, his iuter.
IN Whea. in ground, on farms Of John A .
Cleaver, Julius q. Cleayer Charles A. Clea-
yer and VIM. a. Cleaver. all ia st. Georges
Hundred.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
pGrty OF George o. Clcaver and to be sold by
WM. ii. LAMBSoN, Sheriff.
SheriiIs Office, New Castle,l
May 5, 1876. mv9.ts
The daily gazette., 1876-05-16
WILMINGTON, DEL. MAY 10, 1876.
49,
Democratic County Meeting

In accordance with time honored
esstom of the Democracy o. New Cas-
tie County, a County Meeting will be
held in the Court House in the City of
New Castle,
On Saturday. May 27th, 1876.
at 1 o'clock, P. M, for the purpose Of
appointing Judges for holding the several
nomination elections; appointing Coun-
ty Executive Committee, and for the
transaction Of any other business that
xay properly be brought before the meet
ing.
In view Of the astounding develop
ments almost daily made by investi-
gssing committees of a Democratic
House Of Congress, fraud and corrup-
tsen in high places, it becomes all good
sitanens to attend this meeting and help
eject thorough organization of the
Great Democratic Party fer the ensuing
campaign; 80 that it may efectually bat
tie with and overcome corruption and
radsealism in all its forms. The only hope
Of rescuing our beloved country from
the control of unprincipalled men, from
bankruptcy and repudiation. rests upon
tie success of the Democratic Party in
the coming contest.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Acti,ag ChNirJsan last County Meeting
Lppoquinimink Hd., May 6, 1876.
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STEAMSHIPS IN THE roc.

THE SUPPOSED ACCIDENT on THE LONG ISLAND
coAsr-RRAsoSs FOR BELIEVING THAT THE WIS
Sell Is IN s,FETY-ARRIvAL OF THE OVERDUE
CITY OF CHESTER.
IFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE ThtSoNEl
BABYLON, Dec. 31.-There is nothing new
respecting the reported accident TO steamer on the
coast in this locality. The origin and circumstances Oh
the report published to-day follows dense fog
which at sea would render objects Invisible mt the ds-
lance Of ships length has prevailed along this coast Tor
three days Yesterday morning at South oyster Bay
a whistle was heard toward which was bcheVedto
be that of steamer The blowing continued unul inc
middle OF the afternoon, and Edwin jones sent us
patch to d. Jones, President of the Atlantic Mutual
Marine Insurance Company, I'm NewYOrk. saying be had
heard the whistle for several hours and believed
steamer calling for pilot OF was IN distress. Mr.
Jones saws tonight that he head the whistle every
three minutes until the middle OF tIe ailer-
noon yesterday, and believed 1t to be near Gllso
Inlet. To-day about a. m. he again heard the
whistle for q few moments, but now thinks tie
vessel has gone s journey and IL all right He say
that any disaster would certainly have been reported at
the lfesaving station near Hsmock Inlet. Capt. Town
send of Le-saynS Station No. 26 cOnirns TINS story,
and believes the vessel has gone toward New-N0ik ami
that the whistle was for pilot At Amyvlle, where
there is another saion the same opinion was expressed
The captains believe thar the vessel was steamer ana
no, tuE6oa s n fDSy Eyre say ls Hsu which G is 10 es
east ol Oiigo, Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock,
s sn ye wS minute This was GcaS disucy aud ind
Gated that Sic was gradually drilling TO tie westward
Ibr les were heard for about four hours. The og
! raised about y. m. sufficient Tor tue h'het,
| men To scan the whole Ecacn. they say mat
| no vessel vas in sight. Another whistle Was
| heard about O'Clock tails morning, nut
only a few times There two lifesayng stAuGns on
This place one 1t fiIc leland, the other at OAK Island,
| 1--WE miles distant from other. The fishermen hal
that any vessel dis lrCss some one would cci-
taiuly from tne station ana reported lGo
alsJ that tine v'sscl evidently look
ing for a pilot Tuey Ou' IN the bay oil day ycseT-
div but Mil not 20 tn the light Duso tonight, lccausc
/ the fog II too thick to ind tl ir way
Arr WAL or me cry or CHESTER.
II was reported last evening that the steamship cry OF
Chester the Inman Line which has been two weeks on
| her way from Liverpool, had arrived In the bay
TwIBr NJ reporter Informed at the Inman dock That
nothing bad yet been heard Of the yess me, was
expected IN Tue-d ~ last, but even N she hid al
prOacl el the coast durn the lasi two days, no htcp
II wis posslbIo that she might be waiting outside
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ton OF the same church last TAKEN In regard TO the mn
tnal council IN Mrs MOutOn's ease. As the rlegraph
states IT, II 10 have leen nor only just ~ nc, ~
mapnanimols In spirit IL NAV he inc0nceVaDe to VI
Eeecher-gs II seems 10 be Ia few OF bis h1enhs-tas
The CO,greqdtOIdst shOnG say anVthng az 10 hI n
does not deserve bitter comment" from him. and re-
Droael from them. We beg frankly TO say, however
Thar no person can rejoice than We do and nave ia
every cxhbtian Of a truly Christian spirit In him. or III
his church while on the other hand do not propose
10 ahdcste our right form, and properly TO express an
opinion upon Whatever action OF hs' or theirs, may
rightly claim pubic notice and ertlcisn 40 v
CONGREGATIONAL pOlitv the one hand or e welfare Vi
the general of Christ Oh the other.
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ATTEMPTED MUGDER or 4 MERCHANT.

SHOOTING or JOHN n. DuLEBER BY REMAIN piI-
Ion AT me YVES fMuNsIrR H)TtL-PHOHABIiIri
OF THE INJURED MANS EECOyERY
Last evening, shortly before s o'clock
Remain Dillon John r. DoDr, In the Westminster
Hotel at si1tcentet aud Grying-pacc, the bali pcnc-
ratng the left breast about four inches bco~ The heart
Dnebcr had boarded at the hotel about four or i've
months aud Dillon had been there for two ar three
years There had been only slight alteration between
them Mr. Perrin. the proprietor OF the house says mat
the two men talking together In the lobby OF Tie
hotel when suddenly Dillon pulled out his pistol and
snot Dnlober Mr. Perrin said that there had been no
excited conversation loud words, aud that he knew 81
no cause ~ dispute between the two men The
wounded man was taken e. his room and at
tended by Dr. Wool. waO pronounced the wound
a very DANGEROUS one, thpdgl not necessarily ht al
He does not anticipate that DI.cbcr Will die Immediately
Coroner EickEOf summoned, and upon arriving al
the hotel dill not deem IT necessary take ante NOR
tenn deposition a. Dcber very weak from loss 81
blood and pain, aud was under the Influence Of s'nu-
lauts Dillon was promptly arrested and taken Ia the
L teenth Precinct sItOnhOu In respous" 10 ques-
ton- he said that he was "A gentleman. Upon hs person
wa. an envelope containing 10 $1,000 LOnisana bonds
a watch and CHAIN S12 81, and several rttcr~ and pa
pcrs II 4. the opinion of tie police that lie is not OF
sound mind.
Dilebcr II a wholesale Iiqnor merchant, having his
Office no No 40 Heavcrst. He formerly resided at NO.
l51 West FRY third st. but took In the Wcstmin-
ser Hotel about four five months aeo u could not
be a-certaIncd what the cause Of dispute, hnd Mt
Perrin states that there had never been 10 hs knowledge
any diff renee between the men. Should Drbcr sh'"
any symptoms Of declining to-day the Coroner viii take
Ms antcmnricm statement BY the advice ~ his
physician Is allowed To see him Tor ear % muir
Ous Tic surgeon has great hopes OF his recovery
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Mr. BoWEy and HE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH TIE lNfoRMAL con
TRACT WAS SIGNED.
To the IRttCF or Ths tribune.
SIR: Please grant me space in your paper
10 cay that made verbal agTe mcn with jay Cooke
Co. IN Dccembrr 1870. by which myself and three other
parties were much time and attention Tor
to the interests Northern plcinc Railroad We all
honestly believed the enterprise to De- good one, and
that IL the and could easily command the means
necessary achieve what was undertaken The verbal
agreement thus made, II was suggested by Mr. Cooke,
should DC put Ina writing aud one morning when he vas
I'm New-York was requested O call at his Office at 0l2
o'clocg-as he was leave for Philadelphia at IL o'clock
and receive from him sucl document called, found
him crowded with visitors, and at a late moment re-
cciysd what purporsd % be "lettcr" ad-
dressed 10 mo. Mr.. Cooke signed ssit letter In my
presence and then asked TO accept 1t IN writing,
which DID Immediately took the letter. sat down in
the Office read il hastily and then told Mr. Cooke that
was an right yccpt that portion which referred 10 The
Indl J,denL 'Dld him plainly that could not assent
Ia hr uer ~ - editorial columns any consideration
what yer but lat would print such notices OF his cor
pofaion mithL be dccInci proper those places or
portions aud busnetr men usually appeared To this he
al once promptly ~, .cnted and during the more
two years intimate business relations which existed be
tween Mr kc, ysf AMI The other parties associated
wi ms no requst wa ever made to transfer ne notices
ia, Northern pdLnr Railroad TO the editorial columns
Of paper; aud they were mover thus transferred
agree with She newspapers perfectly ~ SAYING uiat
had the editorial columns Ut The IHdepcHdcN been tais
used las repeat they wcro not ~ can bo easily p0yed
b. would have b, en- wrong.
Tne accepted letter or informal contract ar whatever
IL may De called, ii II bOInd did not do 80 fur
than minutes time, and then abroged by
mutual consent Tho Northern Pacific Railroad notices,
such bad printed Just where all other nows
papers printed them, and nowhere else. did then what
believed To be just aud right aDi nm willing to stand
by ny action. Henry G. BOWEH.
Eec YORK, Dec. ~, 1875.
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A REPLY TO MR.. BEECHERS CRITICISM.
From The CyHQTtgdh onnIisf.

IL must be q source of peculiar qualification
10 All persons who nJeresed Ia tire congregational
policy, that tho Plymouth Church haa, In wise aud
Christian manner, removed the objoctiOnsuggcsted In
the protest" which we last week pubshed-ag, inst
the syisJry council which 1t proposes to assemble
By pO.tpong III dale until nj least week after the
has agreed in the ease Of MIRA Mouton, It has taken
away from all suspicion, possibility, of being
carried rs really pdrte council called In advance of
the mutual one for te discussion OF substantially the
same principles aud qnestI0ns. Plymouth Church must
bc ia own best Judge OF the wisdom and duty Of calling
such an advisory" council after the other but OF
perfect Congregational right 10 10 20, In proper spirit
We take II there can be no question.
We desre also " sLeaI with approval OF tho &C
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metals In The States and Territories west OF the Missouri
River including British Columbia and tie western coast
OF Mexico during 1875. The statement shows an se1e
gate yield Of $50 $3.50 O37 being excess OF so4S'9S
that Of 1874, which was the greatest previous an
mai Yield I'm the history Of this coast The yield in
Nevada Colorado Mexico, Oregon. British COLUMBIA
Montana AMI Arizona increased 1t decreased IN Can
f,Tria and i'm Idabo Utah. and Washington Territories
The ncreose IA actual except for Mexico, Oregon ana
Arizona where il apparent rather than real az com
par with other years The decrease IN CalohA ~, III
The main accustomed By stinted water supply for placer
and hydraulic mining The present prospects ndlcht
an aggregate WELD OF 90OO0,0DO Tor 1917 OF WHICH
Nevada will doubtless produce $50,OOOOOO.
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THE CITY GOVERN.UENT.
EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE, AND DEPARTMENT oFFI-
GERS, ASD TIE JUDICIARY.
nh. f1l1. tl.n Of Tho (t.y

EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE, AND DEPARTMENT oFFI-
GERS, ASD TIE JUDICIARY.
The following are the members of the City
Government fof 1876;
MAYoR.-Wi liam H. wickham.
Aldermen Thomas sbies. Patrick Lysaght, Bryan Kelley
Joseph G. PcAney, John W; Guntzer Pi1fles kecilai
Henry b. lIOwland, William salGr, Peer hecry' hlcnde
Twonicy, Hcnry D. PuiToy, William H. Mccarthy aLd
Joseph Cudlipp
Tue Mayor, Recorder, and Goard Of Aldermen the
Board Of supe- vIsoIs.
THE JUDICIARY.
SupreD,e COtut-CHeiJusiice, Noah Davis; Associate
Justices, Geosc G. Barrett, john X. Brady, Abraham H.
Lawrence, CHARLES DonOhue.
Charles +. SANFORD, Hooper g. Van Worst, W. l. Curtis
John sedewick, Gilbert NJ. Spcir
Common, ds-ChicfJustice, Charles j. Day; jus
tlcoo, Charles Ii. Van Brmt III. v. Robinson, *. l.
LarreuoIe Joseph +. Day, George NJ. Van IIOcscn.
Alexander spauldlng, David MCAdnn, Henry AiRer,
Charles Goepp, james - Sheridan. ,.,.,. e.,,..,-,.
Record =, john n uackeui County Judge, Henry n
Poiiee JGstices-Butler H. Bixby, Charles A. Hammer
George C. hasnIIc James r. kIDrcth, BanhsOn I. Nor
gan Henry Murray, Marcus Ouefbourg, L. ;. NTH,
IjinnD C. wandgil, Nelson X. Wheeler, 4. q. Duffy.
ClcU Justces-JOhn Callahan, Charles NJ. Clancy George
W. Parker, john A. Dinhcl 1tmorhy j. Campbell VIM
II. Kelly Walter 5. Plnckncy, Frederick g. Gedney,
DEPARTMENTS
FindEce-Andrew II. Green, COntTollcrj j. Nelson
TagrG3,n ,: SlS ts5l,,I TAN, p,c,
La0-Wm. c. Whitney.
Btidtpgs-W. W. Adams.
IOlice-GcOrge W. Matsel, Abraham DsDecker, John
X. VOOriIis, VIM. +. Smith.
FTe-JOscph L. Pcrley, Roswell ID. Hatch, Vino1Dt g.
King
Pdrks--Iienry G. S,ebbins Joseph ]. O'Donohue, VIM
II. Martin, David h. Williamson.
UOcks-Saiem ii. Males, Jacob A. WcsteTyelt, Henry f.
DimOcK.
Oharittes and Correction-saac II. Bailey, Townsend
Cox, Thomas .. brennan.
Efcisc-Jaues l.. Stewart, Il. ID. r. Marshall, Vim. H.
Stner. .
T,Ies ard Asscssments-JOhn Wheeler George II. An
drews, JOun y. Hayward
Ueatlh-Pfof G. r. Chandler, Edward G. Janeway,
n. ID.
Education President, Vim. II. Nelson ComIDissi0n
ere David f. LakeT, Rufus g. Boa dslcc, Ernest CLyus
William DoWd Lawson n. Fuller Lawrence G. GOuding
James VI. Hasted, Leonard Hazelilnc john OIenvLle
Kano, Eugene Kelly, Albeit kLimroth, Andrew j.
Mathcwson, Charles Place, Edward Sentll, Ferdinand
fraud JncOb d. Vcrmlye Henry T. West, David Wet
more, Morris wilkins, William Wood.
Board Of COT0JterS-HcnIy MOitinah, klchaId CrOAcr
Anthony EickdoH MOrtZ Enger.
Sheri1-WID {. Conner County Clerk VIM Walsh
Register Patrick H. jones' Surrogate, stephen ID. Van
SelaiclI; DIstgct Attorney, Benjamin X. Phelps.
Comfnlsstoner Of Jurors ThOUas Dunlap.
SuDertisor Of CTR HeeOrd-Ricb.rd J. Morrison.
Commissioner Of AecOants-Bndsay l.. Howe, Joseph
j. Wesuay.
Commissioners Of EDiiarati0n-President, George j.
Forrest George starr, Daniel Maler. George W. Qun-
tard Henry A. Hurbut Mayor of the City OF New-iork
James Lynch, President OF the irish Emgrant Society.
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RoBaERy OF JEwFLpY.

James McGrcgor, superintendent of Build
ings residing at No. AZ Irung-paee, reported at the
Eighteenth Precinct station House last evening that
quantity OF ewely, consisting Of diamond earrings pins,
finger rings, brooch watch chains aud other valuable
articles together valued at about $1,000 had been stolen
from hls house. MT McGPgor stated that he did not
know whether the robbery committed by burglars or
by the servants Of the house Nothing o any kihd was
h. oxen ana there were evidences Whatever of any
bnrglar having entered the house. and q bag or gold
which was lying near where tie Je"ery was, was I'M
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DESIGNATION OF ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.

ALBANY, Dec. 31.-Gov. Tilden has made
the following designation OF Associate Justices OF the
General Term supreme Court In the place of those
whose designations about 10 expire: First Depart
ment, Charles Dancls Second Department., Jasper W.
Gilbert and Jackson o. Dykeman; Third Department,
Augustus BOckes and Douglass Boarufnlni fOufh oe-
partment John ]. Talcott
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DRUGGIsrs say that the sale of DICKS TASTE
IFss MEDICINES il increasing rapidly.
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HOME NEWS.

THFRmoMKrER YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUT4 n
BROADWAY.
sem. 81 Noon. A 81 ~ 49, Midn.-h Al
ilgne.t during the nay 40 Lowest. 81
Average 40 Samj AT, tol4, lSf n
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HruRoDs CURE.-Unedualed for Asthma,
Cafarrl Group Whoopng Cough, and common Colds Try t.
sold by ali druggists a. wholesale depot ll9 Chamber a.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN AreaHe H0'ei-SenatOr George y Boutwell, OF
Hotel I0nScck-P Prince StatheripeIg oi
Austria 81 NHhotas HoeL-ENGqy He9r}y ID G COX
s a. Bafger Of North Carolina Tea terdnt HouSe I9eon
Daniel McMurre, u. & Nayy....St Denis HoNt-Ihe heN'
lr r. %. Msen Of Albany.
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Announcements.
BuRxEr1's CocoArSE prevents hair falling

ALWAYS RFLIABLE-WIsTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHEgRY for Coughs and Colds 90 cite. and 81
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LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath deli htu substitute Cologne Bay ISup
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DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
Produce the most gratifying results
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LARGE YIELD OF PRECIOUS METALS IN 1875
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.-J. j. Valentine,
General superintendent Of Wells, Fargo Co.. publishes
the annual statement Of the production Of the precious
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pUlIo BusU.

the ceIeI aed trainer says that DALETs GNyAsc Horse
SANE IA admirably aaps 20 all tho purposes Tor wllch
de- igne,i OF horses should DE wthouIt'
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NEW RoCHEILE.-AmOng the victims of the
recent explosion Bremerhavcn Johu Lescher age
% nephew of Jacob Howeses, grocer IN this tO"h' VI
whose employ he had been for about ten years. ios
Iescher wont BTemcrhavcn about TWO mohlh5 "eo ~
set lie the affairs of an estate.
YosKEEs-surroeate Coffin has decided that DR.
George Haircut late of Honkers died lnestae, no az
his large Iropcrty 10 divided equally between Ills h'e
children
PcEKsKIIJ. The Rev. J. Freeman has rendered ms
resignation pastor Of the FIRST Coh srcgiohdl ChuIeh'
L, take effect on the last Sunday IN January
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STATEN Island.

NFw-BRIGHToN.-Wm NJ Olff has re-
signed the trustces.lp Of the Madison Avenue ruDn'
shool When he first entered upon his duties the dis
tt was $500 i'm debt; now the debt has been raid on
and there is 81 900 in the treasury dispute as TO the
ownership of stone taken out In eNcva- FOR thc new
sewer ON C,uton-ve has been doclded IN ldNofoi thc
contractor as against the village.
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JAS. G.. PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS Secretary.
JOHN f. MORRIS, Assistant secretary.
Hew.YOrk Office POI Broadway.
r. VI JOHNSON. Manager
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homo. a. a an, an for. the Oth will interest
Jan. l. hp0. u - 70 ~ iH'"'
EpWAgD A. REID, ADAM HEWIANs, Vi. Presidents.
y = E,.NN y. ~
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T. r. STERNS, p. " H. e.