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New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
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The Ohio election Cr he l0jh inst. viii be
for State officers member - ic |LNh Congress in,n
bers OF the Legislature. a.o county officers In 'H'
Democratic state COnyen thc hard-moucr mon wcr,
defeated by vote OF 3Gs 10 500 tho question bein tle
substitution Of the minority 5ofnuncy platform in
place Of that rcporodby the majority Of the Committee
on Resolutions. Tho Republican platform recognize
gold AS the true standard OF value and urges steady
steps toward an equalization n tho values Of the paper
aud coin dollar. The GTccnhaek men OF Tie state ai
the suggestion Of Samuel T. Cary, their candidate for
Vice President and othcrs) have not nominated State
ticket They have made nominations iu thc Com
eressoua districts but VII generally support the Dem
ocratic state ticket The Prohbitiousts have State
ticket in the Held. As ia Indiana, The campaign n Ohio
was opened early, and ever since many " the br-t
speakers in the Republican and Dem ocrgc parties have
been cauyasng the state The three Siatc tickets and
tho Congressional nominees are given boog:
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Observation-Disclosures.

Az A,mmCAv rourGE GREW TO 90 10 rNGLANp.
IruACA, Sept 3O.-A h,sc and enthusiastic
meeting OF undergraduates OF Cornell University was
held At Military na last evening for the purpose of con
sIderur The pfac,caoty OF challenging The winners OF
the next CamuriJsrO race TO q contest n English
woters next summer. Prof Potter Of the University, n
addressing thc meeting strongly urged the adoption of
such plan. lie said that the aquatic victories ~ Cor
nell IN the collegiate rcs4tas Of the last two Summers
had placed her crews the head OF college oaguru Inc
ths country. Her next step should bc to extend her
fame by rowiugau = giIsh crca lu English tcls The
unlsr.raiuajss needed only 90 furnish mon others
would provide resources with which 10 curry out e pro
posed plan.
Assembljman Samuel u. Halliday, u graduate OF the
class Of 10 rcd TO The fac. that Harvard had sent
crew to England in 1870, which with more carr fll
training would have been victorious. The 'crcw which
Cornell proposed 20 send would De superior hc zpercncC
and physical qualities 20 any which size had dprOducod So
far.
Capt Cstrom asserted that the English crows have uo
advantage American OIrsncD, either u strength ot
style OF rowing ana although Cornell in rowing on =
with which she cquaintcd would meet The
Engislmen at some disadvantage, he did not question
The result. Capt OstrOm said that victory would make
Coue's fame international defeat would stil leave II
national
II was unanimously resolved 10 send crew to England
next summer II the winu-rs Of the next CambrdgoOx
ford contest will accept CJrners challenge. The crew
that will row, If tie challenge be accepted viii bc four
barred crew with covswaiu Three Of the men have al
ready been selected, follows j. y. O3trom, captain
john Lewis, and g. q. KING These men have rowed a
the regattss at Saratoga The fourth man viii probably
be Mason, whoro captain IN The Freshman race at
Saratoga tins year.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
GEORGIA.

4 Governor and members of the State Lcp1s-
latura only to De chosen IN Georgia ON "Wednesday
the 4th inst Too Republican nominee for Governor Is
Jonathan Norcross the Democratic candidate is Alfred
II. Colqutt Members of the &LVth Congress VIII be
elected Nov =. The platforms OF the two parties deal
with State questions The Democrats promise reform
and economy IN ne administration Of state affairs, ana
accept the ST. Louis platform Tho Republicans accepted
the Cincinnati platform; declared in favor o establishing
free n0nsecaran schools in each militia district, and oI-
posed the q Hing oI Constitutional Convention The new
Legislature viii elect TO United States scna-
tor Thomas NJ. Norwood Dem.). whose term expires
March g. Is77 The last Legislature Democratic by
2 majority Of 3G u the Senate and 1lj IN ihc Hout'
The vote OF the state in past years is given in c follow
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SUNDAY ADDRESSES.
erPMONs BY TEADN0 rAsT0ps

NTIAUNe III ILAIlIEU IhNllNR
Tuf ErV uTNRy NAEp rlECnrR kr rY,iorry
CHuHCH-uu Hay. JAaiFs 81. LrDLGp. p n
Al rui COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Tho pleasant weather yesterday with tho f,rt
that sono passions thcn renewed their miui.ir fion.
after the summer vacation. and THAI uthef. lr,r,s
upon topics that are nov exciting general di.cu..
sion, induced a very full afiendancoai ibe charb,
Plymouth Church, in Brooklyn. attfacicl Al unpr..
oedontcd number OF worshipen, Ali Bccchef prs,,b.
ing sis first sermon after bis ncturn from ths coma.
try. So. subject was the comfort derived frop
Gods prcsonco. Al tho Collegiate Church. at rflb.
ave. and Foriy-cighth-si.. the Row Dr Jainr. NJ
Ludlow delivered sermon in answer to IroL nnx.
lcys rccont lectures n this city. Go.pel s,r,ieo,
were begun 90 Chckcr.ur Hall.
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THE CONNECTICUT TOWN ELTCTIoVs.

The Connecticut Jowl elections take place to-
day when inayor- -h.I- town ,,.Fs trrfr,r-. -ir.t
men, grand jurors. school visitors, and other petty oh
cen, vii. Doe chosen. iu some Of mo towns local iaF
questions VIII ae voted upon. The 1.vi aisu b' op.n
tirousut o., STAT. f1rtc reception of t4e vote fN
proposed Constitutional amendments. They provide
that new towns must have population of nt least 1000
before being entitled 10 stale rprc-.uia,' e.. hH ,lo
terms OF Common Pi,l. District Probate. Police, nud
CIV Court udgrs 1uit tlr salary Of member of ihc
LEGISLATURE To $500 70 year. aui strike ono tl' word
white" boz Article Nil! of thr amendments 90 tar Con
tiftion. The proposed l'udurutt have lH party ri
uirduce whatever, and viii doubtless bc adopted To- day
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at suppose said a quack, while feeling
patients pulse, " that you consider me humbug."
How odd IL i responded the patient thai you can 80
accurately tell mans thoughts by feeling his puse
A miss of 10 or IL, Oh her way to school,
was heard saving TO herself A is the Of
any person. place. ting aud II any OF tue girls have
hooked that apple from my desk III rase fuss with the
whole school"
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nm YrIInw rEyER srFrEEERs.

Additional subscriptions Of 500 were received
AZ Tho Maritime Exchange Saturday for the suierers
from yellow feycr at he South, making the amount col
ece there 81 j25. Mayor Schroeder Of ooyn issued
on Saturday morning IN appeal 10 the tiilzens OF
HAT city urging them assist ia seuding aid 10 the si
f.fcr, IN Georgia. This was n response to nh appeal
lro Mayor Davenport of Bruuswich, Ca, who Hs scut
"A similar p,til.Jl to Mayor sicdier Oi Jersc) Cty.
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qoo ooo ,ghre NJ, el,,riev the amount withdrawn was

$500 600 while Saturday The amount WthdihWh Mh'
STOOuU or aIu.DUJ less tban uu fihhJ. -
Al ihn HIeDDhtr"itDtt Bank th.ft "at ~" h'NNt l'l
sOur iss ui The mDrc iimd dcposinrs feN ii,f ' p,
lut ID ,.s. sL0wu ft bon the Ist Few dHfs tlrfc were
mon. ttH'r4 uf deposits tlru siaItf 40 iif ih- l '
TIe ui .es o.. confident Of tr uhe io nci iI '..F
.st u. and without ngalug % n+rHfs oI tls ihN It
qaIIll. co dly~ uoilre. Ar o." tt.,nh t-r hoNftt'
ard fi.r.u1l fln nud other ha4hs hero wen" ho "i-
u4r,rf -tis of ans ram or osriteu nt A demands
wsr. u.tI without question. ami tIcs Appeared 10 nc
very Little anxiety among th. Cd. ltslipl%
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'Incuding s2I votes for Weir Boyd ind Deml I'm
District Including l,uOi votes iog the Ononoi sialst-
out DENY electoral ticeCt Grrpleys plurality over Grant
tIispl wa. I3S q. Intending .393 for Dud.oy NJ.
Bu Bose ltoIt DcJ in lIIth District u Hing
ga John Wnnncrv Gud. Rep in st District Hn
1857 for VIM H. FELTON, tind. Dcm the suec'asul
candidate IN VI IItA District
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BEWARE OF FALSE TEETH WITH GUTTA
P,RCuA FiAINGs Master Alec (Who s fond OF DOgs) I:
"rheros no mistake about your being thoroughbred,
NJ ,iOr Bumhehe (" Major Bumblobie (uvt dspeasedl
And how did you hnd that out, my boy g. Master
Alec why. cause you've got black roof 10 your
mouth l"-lPunch.
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-. - y. r.lILn.on.

Aite.sel. ~ .T4I.Ny. I'. Ta-ii9s0n.
y.l..,,.,, -. 4 4tataeus r.. Haymoai Qiii tcrmj.
',.-, l-,,, DatJ Johnson t.'.I i,r"j.
l"'+ ''''h (. g.. +. l,lJau l.ae4ut,J.
cltt % >-'.,is -. o. I.4l.
-.r4.rauir4l~. irts.ni At,rn.s G,terl. tThe fHl
tsfIn- ..- iDf .- rrt- 'i-
ueatr plt. Gluuls ~ az. DiitH.
ig Gov. JaauD tD IA tin vacancy itin ''it
ben GUru'lcf. = Etfuu,cfE rhrlIcts
sIi.n..ry tie uf The state ta ra-t years "a
,,.,, f.I.
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ciYen bclnw:

.Inclldng 422 independent votes. FOR John ). i'coh
CItm IEuepeUdeHt .Ilri i' df ihst joA--
y CaIuccu, the Regular -,.nosmuc nominee.
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sRenomlnated. fIud. RCD and Dem. candidate
~ Tho xy,fc ~ tt,e statt iu u4s vears

siuCluuug ZDb5 lthhibliif N0bS tIuCludmg tho Prob
biton vote, - follows: Secretary. 7sl5 Con gcfs g. llt
tIncudnG l.Oal Prohibition votes aud lO027 New pa
Votes Spluraty the Republicans elected an OF their caf
didates except o Governor By 0aiees hanging from N
l754 Hincudng j. 1913 ghtOdt Democratic votes An
lG2 scattering iIncludng 2,Oi5 Prohibition votes
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WEST VIRGINIA.

The election in West Virginia takes place
on the 10Th inst, when state officers and meu-
bers Of the Legislature viii be chosen. Tie nov
Legislature will elect Unit states Senator succeed
Henry G. Davis Deml in March, 1877. The vacancy
occasiOned by the death Of Senator Allen Capertoa
Dem.) was filled last August by Gov. jacob who api
pointed Gov. Samuel Price (DemJ The old Legisa
ture was Democratic bya majority Of IA the Senate
and 80 in the House. Republican and Democratic State
tickets have been regularly nominated, and given
below TO these added the proposed GIccnback ticket
which VIII probably receive the soft-money vote al
though not nominated by any convention Tho platform
Of the Republicans is almost entirely composed bf
charges against the Democratic State administration
The Cincinnati platform approved ard adopted. The
Democratic platform withdrawal Of the national
bank currency without suggesting the substitution OF
any other knd OF money:
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Real Estate Sales.

The following recent sales of real
estate are reported:
w. W. Tschudy and Samuel Cats
have purchased the peach orchard
tract of the late J. Howard Peterson,
near Smyrna, 43t acres, for $2.076.
In Talbot county, j. +. Mancha has
sold 7. A. Wrightson's farm, near Ger.
dova, loo acres to VIM. Vermilya, OF
New York, for SO, 100, and l.. NJ. Rey
nolds' farm, 45 acres, in Broad Creek
Neck, to Jesse Haver, of New, FORK
for 81 $50.
Mrs. V. S. Massey, of Kent county
Md, has purchased the "Crane Farm
near Massey's, for $4,000.
Among the property of the late
Thomas White, of Dorchester county
deceased, the two tracts of land below
Bucktown, containing 635 and 30t
acres, have been sold to Mrs. Maria
il. Hooper and Miss Jane p. White, ,fol
81 800 and 81, 600 respectively.
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CHURCH WEDDING.

Trinity, p, f. Church, yesterday
'oon, Clinton Mccullough, ESQ. OF
Llkton, Md, bar, and States At
Icy ior Cecil county, was married
MSS jeanette Pierce, ,idaughter of
!, matthew 9. Pierce, of this city.
eV' Or, Frost performed the cere-
Ply after the form of the Episcopal
Ich' Shortly after 12 O'clock, fhe
lal party entered. The bride was
ompanied by her father and leaning
his arm. DR.. A. B. Mitchell,
'her'ln-law of the bride, escorted
groom TO the chancel rail, where
LOOK his place beside the bride, and
nuptlals were solemnlzed. There
emo bridesmaids or groomsmen,
lhewedding passed off without any
n1atlous display. The bride was
Wy attlred in travelling suit OF
sn' The happy couple at once
yea on their wedding tour, going
ce To New York via the Limited
press train.
large number of the friends of the
om come up with him from Elkton.
mong them were Ex-Governor
ome, Hon. Hiram Mccullough,
alexander Evans, II. d. lamar,
,ster of Wills for Cecil county;
W. Cruikshank, editor of the Elk,
os,.,ocrat; Drs, r. G. Mackall, Ar
Mitchell, and VIM. II. May
ne friends returned to Elkton by
l,15 p, m. train, which was halted
their accommodation.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20

DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
are so compounded from concentrated
principles, extracted from roots and
herbs, as to combine in each small gran
ule, scarcely larger than mustard seed
as much cathartic power as is contained
in any larger pills for sale in drug stores.
They are not only pleasant to take, but
their operation is easy-unattended with
any griping pain. They operate with.
out producing any constitutional dis
turbance. Unlike other cuthartics, they
do not render the bowels costive after
operation, but, on the contrary, they
establish permanently healthy action
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while using them.
$500 Rewdrd is offered by the Proprie
tor to any one who will detect in these
Pellets any calomel or other form oi
mercury, mineral poison, or injurious
drug.
They are sold by Druggists.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20
THIRD EDITION
THE LOANS.
seventh Annual Meeting Of the linton
Monthly Meeting.

seventh Annual Meeting Of the linton
Monthly Meeting.
At the seventh annual meeting of
Union Loan Association, last evening,
the annual report of the Auditors was
read, from which the following ex.
tracts are made.
Received for dues, $1G1 500; for in
terest, S39, ,211 .96; for premiums, $41,
961, SO; amonna of loans, 1854, ,962. so;
paid to Withdrawing members, $40.
25S.O6. Number of stockholders, 204,
representing 1866 shares; present val.
ue OF each share, $23.60; advance on
each, for the year, $11.60.
The officers were reelected, as fol.
lows:
President, Wm. II. Pierce; Vice
President, j. G. Matlack; Secretary,
NJ. l.. Lichtenstein; Treasurer, Jas
Bradford; Directors, Thos. ]. Bennet,
DIR. S. Marshall, Isaac Murray, VIM.
d. Maxwell, A. s. Elliott, Jdseph l..
Beggs, Chas. b. Lore, ]. Il. Mari, John
Taylor.
MONTHLY MEETINGS.
Three Loans held their monthly
meetings last night, and the sales were
as follows:
Central, $250a264 $1,O5Oa25; and
ST. ,400a23s.
Aid Loan, 1st series, $5O0a245; $500
a252; and S2000a25. In 2nd series, 81 ;.
osOa25. In fifth series $1OOa26; and
400a25 per cent.
Germania No. 2, $60Oa344; $1OO0a
33a, and 8600a31. Balance to with.
drawn shareholders.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20
FOURTH EDITION
A GOLDEN EAGLE.

A few weeks ago, Engineer Wigglu,
Of the p. W. & b, r. r., presented to
Cherokee Tribe, No. A, Imp. o. Il. NJ,
of which he is a members "a large gold
en- eagle, which has since been stuffed
and mounted. The bird measures :
feet inches from tip to tip of wings,
and 2 feet 10 inches from bill to tail /,
one wing measures 2 feet 6 inches
Wiggin purchased the bird from j.
colored man at Perryville, Md, WHO
wounded its wing with a stone, one
day, while it was feeding on q rabbit,
by the river and then captured it aftes
a desperate struggle. How it came to
this country is a mystery, as it is of u
species found only in Switzerland, a1d
Northern Europe.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20
SECOND EDITION.
Il PROTEST.

For the Gazette.
WILMINGTON, DEL Jan. 20th 1876.
Mr. EDITOR II was pleased to see in
your paper OF yesterday, an item in con-
domination of the most intolerable nui-
sance which the citizens of this place
have been accursed With refer to the
Bone Mill. Some two years or 80 since
there was a great complaint of this place,
and | believe the matter was in consider
alton to have the place indicted as a
nuisance, but as the proprietors pledge
themselves to remedy the evil, the mat
ter dropped, but it seems that nothing
has ever been done to abate the nuisance,
for every morning, particularly in damp,
cloudy weather such as that of yester-
day, our norstrils are assailed by the
most unbearable stencil that a human
being was ever made to suffer, where
there was remedy to prevent. The
moment door or window is opened the
horrible stencil prevades every portion
of our dwellings, creating aauseous
feeling in our stomachs which no otEeI
odor, however detrimental to health can
do. Is there no remedy Must Forty
Thousand citizens bear daily, the intol
erable smell of this place to benefit a few
individuals who make money, to the in
jury Of the health of the many. III.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20
General NetOs.

Secretary Belknap returned TO Wasn
ington yesterday.
Hon. Reverdy johnson, arrived aG
New York, yesterday, in the steamer
Russia, from Liverpool.
Six of the Capitol police ut Washing
ton are TO be discharged, and Demo-
Gratis put in their places.
Mr.. Samuel Wilson, recently offered
the position of special Government
COUNSEL in the whisky cases at San
Francisco, has declined.
A convention of Directors OF the
Poor, about 20 in number, from 80
counties of Pennsylvania, met yester
dap at Altoona, to consider the tramo
question, 1t will be in session to day
The Alabama House of Representa-
tives, yesterday concurred in the Sen.
ate memorial to the L. S. Senate, ask
ing an investigation of the right o.
George E. Spenser to seat in the lat
ter body.
Tie Republican Association OF Ill. =.
at meeting in Washington on Tues
day night, took steps to prevent the
appointment to Office ofpersons falsely
representing themselves 10 be -csi~
dents of that State.
Mr.. George NJ. Recder, editor OF t3e
Easton, Pa, Express, was accidentally
shot in the face yesterday by detective
Jacob johnson. The detective WGt
explaining how he had arrested mar
from whom he took revolver, pulled
the trigger, not knowing it was cock
ed. The ball entered Mr.. Reeder's
face, near the nose. The wound r
seriouS. but is not thought TO be latal
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20
.ST EDITION
Centennial Fireni en-.
: Meeting An Appeal 40 th'
Citizens Issued.

k,r Meeting Appeal 10 the
Citizens Issued.
hther meeting OF the Firemen's
Snoial Association was held In the
Hose House, last evening, when
nance Committee reported that
knlar appeal to the citizens had
prepared, and would be distribu-
the Fire Companies, to whom
|ty had been assigned, in districts
lows:
|District-All North of 9th street
of Market, including 9th Ward
PhGniX.
District-All North of 9th street
Vest of Market, to the Friend
|District-All South Of 9Th street
street and East of Market, to the
nee.
[District-All South OF 9th street
street and West of Market to the
Witch.
District-All South OF 9th street
river and between Market and
treets to the Fame.
District-All South of 9th street
Vest of West street including
btown, to the Weccaco.
|District-All South OF 9th street
ast of Market, including souti,
10 the Washington.
circulars state the Objets OF the
iation and earnestly appeals for
ibutions to enable the petition
carry out these objects. 1t states
subscriptions sent to the Chair
bf the Association, George Nc
124 Market street, or the Treas
of the Association, Jos. X. Adams
arket street, will be publicly ac'
5ledged.
Richardson, OF the Phoenix, J. X
hs of the Water Witch, and Geo.
hll, of the Washington, were ap-
d cummittee to confer with the
Centennial Commission in refer
to the plan Of the proposed
Ping and its erection.
essls. Carey, of the Friendship;
pick, of the Reliance; Price of tn,
|nix; James O'Neil, of the Watel
ch, John Riley of the Fame; Clou'
Pe Washington; and Lukens of til,
|cacoe were appointed committe
frange for entertainments, the pro
8 of which should be for the bcne
\ the Association. This committe
meet for consideration to morrov
ping.
be Association then adjourned un
\ Wednesday evening next at tn
ehlngton House.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20

MASONIC eighth annual con-
vocation Of the Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons, of the State of
De aware was held at the Masonic
Fem pc, yesterday, the following Grand
officers were elected;
G. Fl. Priest, Willis s. Holden of
Wilmington.
d. G, II. Priest, j. Thomas Budd of
Middletown.
g. King, George F, Young of vii.
mington.
g. Scribe, J. Akin, Jr., of Whining
ton.
G. Sec. John p. Almond, of Will
mington.
G. Treas, Ex Gov. James Ponder, ,oi
Wilmington.
G. Chaplain, Rev. +. Israel, Of
| Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20
STRAY WAIFS.

Penn Loan Association meets 10.
night.
Tonight the City Council meets in
regular session.
The weather was sharp and fresh,
this morning, but was far from being
cold.
Now is the time for bargains in boots
and shoes, at ID. McCuskcr's 216 West
Second street.
Ladies of fashion buy their gaiter.
and slippers at 3O7 Market street, Don
ahoe's cheap store.
Gentlemen of standing and intelli
gence patronize Fennessey's boot and
shoe store 221 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20

CoMMITTED.-R o bert Graham,
charged with stealing money from the
store of Mrs. r. Cam, On Poplar street
between Fifth and Sixth, had hear
ing before the Mayor, this morning
He was held in $500 bail for appear
ance at Court, and in default of which
he will be committed.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20
The County Assessments.
Work OF The Assessors Completed
>-Where the Lists nre Hung Up.

Work OF The Assessors Completed
Where the Lists are Hung Up.
|ornelius Fipps and Daniel Urmy,
County Assessors for the upper
lower districts of this city, have
|bpleted the assessment for 1876, and
hccordance with law have placed
plicate copies of the assessment in
Eh Ward of the city, for examina-
b by the people. These duplicates
q be found at the following places:
First Ward-Caleb Miller's Hotel,
e0nd and Tatnall streets.
Second Ward-M. Turner's store,
>cond and Poplar streets.
Third Ward-Jacob Hauser's 8 Hotel,
tth and Orange streets.
Fourth Ward-Thomas Fox's Hotel,
th and Pine streets.
fifth Ward-E. Griffith ~ Sons
! store, Sixth and Orange streets.
Hth Ward-Jacob s. Weldin's
ceTy store, Seventh and King
beFenth Ward Il. Pickles stove
tore, Tenth and Market streets.
Mghth WaId--G. b. nderwood's s
5foQery store, Thirteenth and French
NInll! Ward-A. Grubb's grocery
(2<e, No. 60 Market street.
Xenth Ward-Robert Cottingham'.
12tel on Maryland avenue.
ne Assessors will sit at the Cit,
on Monday next, Gath inst, fol
purpose OF making corrections ant
iing names that may have beer
Tied All persons whose name!
{ been omitted from the assessmen
iall TO appear before the Assessor
nave the omission rectitied, will
y no opportunity of getting assess
uhtil the meeting of the Levy
lft next month. 1t is much NOR,
Venlent, however, to have the mat
altended to by the Assessors.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. "A meeting
of the Odd Fellows Hall Company,
yesterday afternoon, after the reading
of the Treasurer's report, the follow.
ing officers were elected:
President-Daniel Farra.
Secretary and Treasurer - Hen-y
Eckel.
Curators-Philemma Chandler JohD
G. Yates, Thomas w. Stimmel, JohD
II. Britton, George II. Roberts, Wm.
G. Baugh, DR.. II. +. Askew, john
Griner, Isaac W. Hallam, Joshua
Maris.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20
A @5uO.OOO steal.

IL is now discovered that the Park
men and Brooks cotton case, just
uneartbed at the Treasury Department
was a total fraud. by which the treas
ury was robbed of S500,0 in the first
place, and 1000 afterward. There
is clear evidence of conspiracy on the
part Of some Treasury officials, who
will be prosecuted, and it is hoped
that a part of the money will he recop
cred.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20

osPERoUs The Centrevillc
Lodge, in Christiana Hundred, estab-
lished one year ago, now numbers 70
members and is in highly prosperous
condition. The Grand officers of this
city installed the following officers on
Saturday cxening. N. G., George W..
Ely; V. G., DIR. Joseph Chandler; Per-
manent Secretary, Frank Clements;
Treasurer, Frank Mayne; Recording
Secretary, Peter Chardler.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-20

DEDIcATED.-The new church at Syne-
puxent Corner, was dedicated on Sabbath.
the 9th inst. Bro. d. Rldgway of Laurel,
preached the dedicatory sermon and
managed the finances. $500 were needed
to pay for the house, the whole amount
was raised at the morning service, and
the church, ia neat building 4Ox3O,l was
dedicated to Almighty God FREQ of en-.
cnmberanca.