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Reducing Gold Ore.
BILLIONS OF DOLLARS, IT IS SAID, CAN
.. BE SAVED By A PROCESS.

BE SAVED IL A PROCESS.
Experiments were tried at Goerck
street yesterday i'll reducing gold ore.
The saving applies to gold and silver
ores not hitherto capable of being work
ed by reverberatory furnaces, the method
IN use in the great mining regions of
the West. The ore, after it is crushed
to powder, is roatsed in reverberatory
furnaces to drive off the sulphur with
which the gold is connected, and from
which it is with the greatest difficulty
separated. To llberate sulphur from god
ore is the problem which tho miner,
the chemist, and the assayer have en-
deavored to solve since $40, and the nea-
rest approach to solution has been
the reverberatory furnance. The pro-
prietors of these furnaces in Colorado,
Nevada, and Arizona have charged the
the miner $50 ton to smelt his ores.
because the cost of the reduction amoun,-
ed to al least from $22 to S25 ton. The
natural results that all sulphuretted
ores that do not assay $50 to the ton are
left untouched. When it is remembered
that there is just about ten times as
much sulphuretted or lean ore as lat
ore in The gold regions, it is seen that,
when process can be obtained by
which it will pay to handle the hitherto
unremunerative ores, them billions of
dollars can be saved. Such a process,
it is asserted, has been invented, and
ton of or which formally would not be
looked at will pay the miner, $40, and
also the smelling works $1O. leaving $40
for the cost of reducing by the old pro-
cess being $50
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
Blackberry Drink.

To twelve quarts of the berries put two
quarts If G ear water, with five ounces OF
tartaric ACID dissolved in it; let this stand
forty-eight hours; then let the juice drop
through flannel cloth or stralner with
gotten put pound Of sugar, and bottle
forthwith. Instead of corking immedia-
tely tie over the mouth of each bottle a
piece of muslin, and let them stand for
about ten days. Then cork the bottles,
and use the acid whenever you see prop
or. Tho juice of strawb erries, currents,
raspberries, or marilla cherries is equally
nice prepared in the same way. The acid
is never taken alone, but must have al.
ways two-thirds of ice-water to the guam.
tity you use.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
RehObOth Beach.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AssOCIA-
TIoN-DIRECToRs ELECTED-DEACH
NOTES.


ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AssocIA-
TION-DIRECToRS ELECTED-DEACH
NOTES.
An excursion train left this city early
yesterday morning, for Rehoboth Beach,
and quite number of persons left the
various stations to spend few hours at
TINS famous summer resort. The train ar
rived at the Beach in due time, and short
ly afterwards the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Rehoboth Beach
Camp Meeting Association was organ-
lied in the Preachers Lodge, with Presi-
dent VIM. Bright in the chair. The Lodge
being too small for the comfortable ac-
commodation Of the large number of
stockholders present, the meeting inn
mediately adjourned to the Tabernacle
in the woods, which proved roomy enough
for the accommodation of all.
AT the opening of the meeting Prest-
dent Bright made verbal statement of
the work performed at the grounds of the
Association during the past year. He re-
ferred at length to the number of new
| cottages erected, to the improvements at
the hotels and to the grandest of all the
construction Of the railroad from Lewes
to the camp grounds, and the completion
of the necessary buildings, telegraph, etc.
The meeting next proceeded to the
election of ten directors to succeed those
whose terms expired this year. Five were
reelected, viz. Rev. Jacob Todd, II. f
Pickles, G. II. b. Day, Washington Hast
ings and Rev. VIM. j. Stevenson. Five
new directors-Geo. G.. Lobdell, VIM.
Candy, Geo. W. Bush, Delaplaine Nc
Daniel and Rev. Robert Baer, of Balti.
more-were elected in lieu of Ruel Heis-
Ter and j. j. Hurst, deceased, and p. f
Causey, VIM. NJ. Field and Robert j.
Jump.
Papers were read before the meeting
in relation to the charges of dancing be-
ing permitted at the two hotels. They
were referred to committee with instruc
tions to investigate the charges and see
that the rules of the Asscciation-which
prohibit dancing-are strictly enforced.
! After the transaction of some minor
business the meeting adjourned.
LIFE AT REHoBoTH.
Life at Rehoboth is very enjoyable al
present, and the attendance just now is
quite encouraging. Nearly all the cot
taSeS are occupied, une oufI House Is
nearly full, and at the Bright House
there are over one hundred guests. The
new proprietors of the latter house,
Messrs. Burton u Thompson, are enter
tanning nreally princely style, and the
Bright House is most popular place of
resort.
The latest new cottage is being erect
ed by VIM. Guthrie for Mr.. Martin.
The new line of railroad from Lewes
to the camp grounds is now in good run
ming order and the trains run regularly.
The new depot which Mr.. Bright erected
for the COMPANY is handsome and conye-
nient and is much admired.
!. With the completion Of the railroad a
telegraph line has been constructed, the
Office of which is located in the Bright
House. This is very convenient for busi-
ness men, as it will enable them to con-
meet directly with their business interests
in this city.
The excursion train, last evening, reach
ed this city at 1899 o'clock. 1t was de-
tanned for an hour at Lewes, waiting for
freight train to come down.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
Peign Telcgraphic Summary

prd Salisbury's dispatch of the It'll
INT on the results Of the congress is
lished-Lord Beaconsfeld continues
recipient Of distinguished honors,
British Liberals apparently don't
what to do about lt-Radical agita.
4 iu Italy against Austria's gains al
b is becoming unpleasantly conspi-
-House property in Syria is going
consequence ofthe English occupa-
of Cyprus-The funeral of Queen
edes took place yesterday-The
Prs strike at Auzin, France, threat
Ito be troublesome TO the non-strik.
rThe Russians fired on an unarmet
from British man-of- war near the
! Of Saros-Strathmore won the Liv.
|sl cup.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
CRIME IN A HIGH PLACE

A BUFFALO SOCIETY SCANDAL TIE
COLLECTOR OF THE PORT CHARGED
WITH SEDUCING YOUNG LADY
PROBABILITY THAT HE WILL BE RE-
MOVED FROM OFFICE.
For a week or to past certain circles of
Buffalo society have been good deal ag-
itated over a scandal in high life which
has been brought to the attention of the
authorities at Washington, and is likely
to result in change in the office of Col
lector of Customs. The following are the
facts: A young daughter of an old resi-
dent and well known business man of
Buffalo, was lately discovered to bein an
abnormal condition for an unmarriedlady,
and, on being called to account BY her pa
rents, charged John Tyler, the Collector
of Buffalo, with being the author of her
ruin. Mr.. Tyler is married man, some
what famous for his gallantry, and was
retired officer of the regular Army on
half pay when he was appointed Collec-
tor under Gen. Grants administration.
He lost an arm in the war of the rebellion,
and has been a satisfactory and rather
popular Collector. When confronted
with the charge he put in general de-
NAL to his friends and miscellaneous in
quirers, but is said to have owned up to
he strong pressure of the girls father; and
admitted the truth of the accusation.
However that may De the facts were
communicated TO President Hayes BY
some friend of the family, said to be S.
S. Guthrie, an old acquaintance of the
President, formerly of Ohio, but now a
resident of Buffalo, and an agent of the
Treasury Department was forthwith sent
to investigate them. He is reported to
have convinced himself of their truth,
aud to have informed Mr.. Tyler of the ne
cessity of his simmediately "rising to eX-
plain" Tyler asked tor time till to-day
to make his explanation or denial, and
the story of both sides will then be repor-
ted to Washington.
The girls statement is generally cred
ted, and it is believed that Mr.. Tyler will
soon he removed and new Collector ap-
pointed in his place. This has enlisted
the interest OF politicians in the scandal,
and speculation is now rife as to who
will be Tyler's successor. Some of the
friends of Tyler sneer at the idea of his
removal on such charge, and say that if
President Hayes undertakes to remove
all the Government employees whose
morals do not come up 10 the Sunday
school standard, he will require an addi-
tional clerical force to make out commits
sions for the new appointees. There are
said to be, however, some aggravating
circumstances connected with the charge
against the Buffalo Collector. The girl
is motherless, and has been considered
rather w0ak-minded. She is now at re-
treat near New York.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
FIRST EDITION.
IocaI Time Table.

.,xs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
nIlksiAanjelnhia; Q 90, $40, 6.55, $40, 800,
r. ia m n. m; 12.37, 1910, 2.3O, 4.30,
s. 4n sViS Is D. m. On Sundays: 2.o9. 10 a.
|ni YORK: 209, 8 IA, m, IL 81, II 40,
New m. on Sundays: 2 90 a m.
Pio PaioOlpt,more and Washington: 12l4, ! l6,
4 pam Ssa m; IL 81, IL 50, 8 90. p m. Sundays
| H Part %, Deposit: D 45e p m; no Sunday
laia, Nv Castle: 5, 8 90, 8 80 a m; o5, Q 80 p
M sunday train.
/ N n,saware W r. r.: 3 0S, 80 m; %, D ~
1 m no sunday train.
& Northern II. Nj D 20 q
VAN 300 p m; no Sunday train. =,
neIaware Western X. H.: 10 ~ a m; "
4 mo M. on sundays: 10 80 m.
paTYs m ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. -
y phIladed pnia Il So, s "a, "a a m u
~. 70 A, u 81, 5 65, 4 81, . IA. $40, 90
Il, JJl, Il 10 pm on sundays IL 90
EOOjam, 80, 9 81, IL 10 p m. ,o no
hi New Yolx; II 81, "a m; u y. " %
ba95lpm, IN sundays; IL % d LII
R5lpm. 30, 10 40
S5'ss6 p m; on Sundays; 2 Is a IN sSt
\, NJ Washington: 2 1S m 12N, 1888
ss 9 IS p N; on Sundays: 2 IL m; Al
H 'P, Port Deposit: 500 a m; no Sunday
n '; New Castle. IS, 8 so a m; ~ 90 m
20. 6 40, I 05 p m; no Sunday trains.
n delaware r. r.: 8 80 a IN; q 20, 40
"a; no Sunday trains.
Wilmington Il Northern r. r.; 8 05
h Soam s. p IN; no sunday trains.
n Delaware Western II. r.: % a m
10 p IN; on SUNDAYS: 6 00n m.
In FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
b Broad street and washington ave e
Sre / 80, 800, 10 80, l 45 a m; 80. 30
O0. SIS, G, 6 As, 9 As, IL 80 p m; on Sun.
ays; 80 a m; 6 00, As, II 80, p m.
n Thirty Second and Market streets
b, Ii As a m, p 10, 3 55, 80, II As p m
SUNDAYS: 80. II 10 p m.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
An Aged ReprObate.

About six O'Clock last evening a little
girl, who had been seut upon an errand
father, Edward T. Upperham, Of 1902
Lombard street, Phila., was enticed into
an allyway in Little Pine street, and as
saulted and severely beaten by an old
man. She started for home, and on the
way saw her assailant, who had become
intoxicated, in custody of policeman
Supposing he had been arrested for the
assault upon her she went to the Nine.
teenth district station house and related
the occurrence. The prisoner said his
name was William IL. Crawford, of vii
mington, Delaware. He has the appear.
ance of tramp. He was detained for a
hearing.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
sales Of Real Estate.

The Oxford Press says: Hannum B,
Jetferis has sold his farm of 26 acres, at
West Grove, Londongrove township. to
Benjamin Connel, OF the same vicinity
for about 900.
Samuel X. Chambers has sold frame
house on London avenue, West Grove
to Mrs. Antoine Winter, of London
grove township, for S1750.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18

|fE REPUBLICAN campaign commit
Washington has been calling upon
PRESIDENT touse hispowerful influence
PaRe the department clerks come down
their contributions to the campaign
\ Mr. Hayes says he ''hopes the EN-
les contrlbute,' and that is the last of
The employees don't contribute be
they are probably waiting to see
hayes is going to give himself.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
Good Cow.

Harvey Brown, of East No ttingham
township, has a cow which is hard to ex-
Gel. From an itemized record of her
butter making qualities it was recently
ascertained that in twenty-eight days
the product of butter was forty-eight and
a half pounds, and half gallon of new
milk was used daily IN the family. The
yield of milk during the time averaged
twenty quarts per day. The cow is of
common stock and was four years old
the 1st of June.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18

Presidssn%s PIs were elected as follows.
Eics' iccss'Ips.nnt3,Joseph G. Seeds,
Eecretar.es r.esiaent-Joshua Maris.
fresaestuary-George G. Maris
hle oni', IA. Gilbert Robinson.
suhlt,, 'cnange in the Directors was
bee Of Jeutl9n JoUai9n of John P. Lynn in
|nt ooSeph Z, Seeds, elected Presi-
rhe u MONTHLY SALES
SociatiNns meetings of three loan
+ sales S wers We're held, last evening and
eoat 8 ~ al az 80 per cent, premium.
Central s-, c94o at 22l and $500 at I6i.
l2!, S7Go o,t1 a, monthly meeting-S4OO
!: ''O "' 10 s2,4OO at 13I and $500 at
8, Hoo ioC1ul1' at = No, ., 2, Goth monthly meeting
~ $1,000 at 10 and $1,000 at ii.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18

y len Butler is not conducting his
fraud investigation on narrow
Psah grounds. He has a more exalted
patriotic labor to perform in the
Filca'lon of some personal spite
FeiOre' Re gives notice that if certain
iFsSeS are called before the committee
''au'lc City the examinations will be
Yusea' and there are suggestions that
LA'eSugatlon may not terminate be-
/ next March.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
Loan Associations.

Al MEETING OF THE AID-MoNTH.
Ky MEETINGS.
|bn sIsoihth sV'evGhth annual meeting of Aid
Tan ,1S'sociauon NV was held last evening,
| mI,n; c annual report of the Auditors
|ons roailted o,hld and read. 1t contained,
buess Oraers, rae, the following items:
fsl' st' received, $11, ,5l5; interest. &C..
|r, lTiI,eini.nldamS, Il, nnd 81, ,770.94; amount OF
|nsd 81 ,O90. Number of shares. 500.
IT, Fleu at s7l ,551.l3. ' ''0'
Ii IL sSsrlp Her profit during the past year ON
bow. Ae anu the present value are as
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18

ALLSTREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock
ket was dull and weak, particularly
be grangerS. Gold was steady all
at 1905, Government bonds were
e. States steady and railroads quiet.
ley on call was easy at a 2per
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
lEI. "A w AXE.

nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
della WARE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter OF Benjamin F. Townsend,
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, IS.
This is to give notice that on the 10th day
of July. 1873, warrant of bankruptcy was
issued cut of the District Court of the Unit
ed States, for the District of Delo ware,
against the estate of Benz amin F. Town
send, of Wilmington, in the county OF
New Castle, in said district, who was ad-
Judged bankrupt, on his own petition
That the payment of any debts and the
delivery OF any property belonging to such
bankrupt, to him. or for his use. and the
transfer of asy property by him. are for
hidden by law and that meeting of the
creditors of said bankrupt. TO prove their
debts, and TO choose one or more asstgnees
of his estate. will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 900 King
street, Wilmington city, Delaware, before
Levi Q. Bird. ESQ.,, Register In Bankrupt
cy for said district, on the 26th day OF July,
A. D., 1878, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
HENRY H. MCMULLEN,
U. s. Marshal tor said District.
Jyl6-3t
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18

Col. Craighill, of the United States en-
gineer corps, is expected at Cambridge
shortly to map out the work on the in
ner harbor
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18

!. :, Cooper df months %tis old daugh ter of
the railroa,do oi Crisfield, Nd strolled
lie and ins,', and and was run over by an \ un en.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
Indications for To-day.

y Middle States partly cloudy wea-
occasionol ruins, wiads mostly from
|per southeast, stationary or lo1oer
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
THE NEW YORK EXCURSION.

eastern metropolis and up the Hudson
river comes of on Tuesday next, 23d inst.
The attractions of this trip are manifold,
and it will undoubtedly be the finest ex-
oursion of the season. Tickets can now
be obtained at the store of Messrs. c. f.
Thomas & Co., and all who desire can
procure them any time before the day of
the excursion.
National Republican., 1878-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

IiANn times are plainly visible at fashion.
able wntrnC places. ladies do not appear In
such elaborate toilets, and retrcnchment Is In
order among gentlemen.
ON the night Of the Goth Of August tho
CADETS will give q grand ball ut West Point,
and on the following day will break camp.
rus interesting ceremony always attracts .
large crowd.
The pallor of Mr.. Gladstone's face. which
some people have regarded rs q sign Of physi-
cal decay, has been for many years q disiin-
guished trait Of bis. His friends smile at the
thought that he is declining physically or
mentally.
HOTEL proprietors at Saratoga and Newport
are complaining OF dull times. Their regular
customers have desired change to some other
resort, or have gone to Europe, and they have
taken no stcps toward advertising in cities
where they might obtain new guests
FORTY YEARS ago the only college In the
world, " Is stated, which admitted women
was in ObcriiD, Ohio, and not a woman gradu-
ated there was allowed to read her own essay.
Now there are not only Vassar, and Wellesley,
aud smith Colleges, but = number Of other
colleges which accept co-education, and in
them All, including Oberlin, the girl graduate,
oeiivefs her own Grafton or reads her own
essay, aud the question is not even asked
whether 1t is proper.
National Republican., 1878-07-23
VEGETlNE.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
RBAD ITI
GOOD MAY COME FROM 1T.

that they are suffering from an unh.ahy G. ndit'on
yoS nsE Them 10 explain VIA, they mean they viii
usually say that they are not so strong as they used 10
which ,hey iormeriy posscsscd Somystery surrounds
the patients themselves may he content to sum Up
,s s Vii as oass asS,S ,s IsS s4 iaps
proacng disease OF most serious form. Almost al
Sf liz ssn { ina 1s Teqy G,' poS S
'rty-strickcn condition. which mnnifests itself by n
an Al any other ,%sJ % s ~ tendppnss. s % y
ne mgsct toss OF appetite and = general di,orterd d
aud NO longer performs Its natural office Of anordng
mee s.aeSs,iSs S. and eyns 81 S bile and The i'm
ses the Kidneys are sluggish In their action, aud
disease diabetes may be The dir. with Ge lih
following on soon aiterwari. such feelings Ms these
debility Is but vague popular term, which has very
Tssr" ars many s Or Organic rssalss. ~
Of smI, NATURE whiG, NH beget j. and These are
danger manLiss Itself Hut Is I! not the height OF
viii say that II no. The p"iter way 10 check dssa,e
at Its beginning. aud thus avoid all the peril and dis
n~aby S"Sa efs Il You are o, se SSess nSs mst
sense reasoning ns This Then reflect Tor momcn, on
Or .ne mute % testimony q ths nulnuies Of untimeiy
grWSEes n.y. st ,hst GsEer i, ~ give s The lie lie ,.,,
saying that YEiEriME will relieve the worst symp,
py S%s liver or o& ssG @'Gs pSr
and their cause, inactivity Of the kidneys aud the
signs OF local disorer are soon overcome BY his i,.
estinsIlc remedy the timely use OF which forih.-,
the system against nihlaria and renders impossible
tho crowd OF dire consequences originating solely In
awant uf physical or constitutional viyor In the
incomplete pcrfOrmnnce VI the functions upon which
health nnqutStiOnably depends. ThouSands will bear
testimony land do II Voluntarily that ykGETISE ID
the best medical compound yet placed before The pus
hg for renOyntng and purifying the blood eradcl ing
nll hunlUIn, impurities poison sicretuns frOnI
the syslem inyigOraiDg and sire Igthening Tho sys
tcn dehiutsd by dlsese IN fact. II Is us many have
called IT, The Great Health RestOTcr."
National Republican., 1878-07-23
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The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note; Ask for pond's Extract
Take no other.

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the pains 70 which they are peculiarly
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No CASE, however chronic or obstinate oan
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KIDNEY DISEASES. II has no equal for per-
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pHYsICIANso Of all schools who are acquainted with
Ponds Extract OF Witch Hazel room.
mend 1t in their practice. We have lettsrs OF
eommendation from hundreds Of Physicians.
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Quinsy, Sore Throat, Inhsmed Ton-
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TO FARMERSLPond's Extract. No Stock
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cut It. IL 10 used By all the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horssmen
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Harness or Saddle Chnfngs, Stiffness,
t'cratehes, svyllings, Cuts, Laceratons, Bleed
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CAUTIONS Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has tho words Pondrs
Extract blown tn eaoh bottle. II Ia prepared
by tho only persons living who ever
knew how 70 prepare Il properly. hsfue all
other preparations OF Witch Hazel This 10
the only article used by Ply dcians, and In tho
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Usec of Ponds Extract,
in pamphlet form, seny frr, on application &c
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National Republican., 1878-07-23
BIlOBOSAIS.

DR0pOSAIs FOR CoNCRETE, stone CE.
L MENT, AND SAND. FOR THE UNITED
STATES BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING. WASHINGTON. ID. G.
OrpiCE oF SurERvisISG ARCHITEcT,
TREASURY DEPARraESr,
wAsHISgToN, ID. C., July II, 1873.
Sealed proposals will he received at this oiiice until
Il the ID day OF August ls7s. tor furnishing and
deliver nj the site Of the building to he
the bureau OF Engraving anil Printing square 70.
Wash ngton u. c. nll the broken stone required for
the concrete foundations 30 yars less also
T all the cement aud sand rcgurcl for the building
l?OC1 barrels less Of csIent. and 5000 cubic
"a Tis. or less clean, sharp sand.
Copies OF specifications. blank f1rm Of bond and
any additional Information may be had npplcA-
tim ut this Office JAMES a. HILL,
Suppry,Siuu Architect.