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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Jan l+Arrivcd steamers Egean tBr). Jones,
Mediterranean Norman. Niekerson. PhladoIphia; Ncp
tune Berry New YORK; brig Grace lothrop Compton, st
Marc sch~s Lizzie Matheson, Mckay. Cape ilaytcn
Mary Mathcson. Mcintyre, Port de Paix; G II Mscomber,
ooginr onaives: Cassie Jameson. jameson Matan,as;
do; 81 Croix Lc and PascagoulH Dtury. Baker New
Orleans; Colin BAKER, Baker Alexandria; Tower,
Adams. do; l. Fisk. Baker Richmond Va; Withing
ton, CroweN. Baltimore: konier Mcfarland; Vim Todd,
Wood. ard Lunet. Hiuds. Weehawken; Charles Sears,
Turner. Hoboken.
Hacyon Iiardie New Orlcsns Stocker Freyer. Bsit
pore brgs vesta tr). Harding. Detnerara; Rabboni.
Cooubs Harbor Lis Charles Dennis Dodpo, Pbadel
phim: Morausy, Sma Weehawken; schrs fIorda Bagev.
Jsrkson vile; vnce Van Dusep. eevts Alexandria,
Sauo Crowc baltimore; West enuis Croweldo; Daniel
Britain Somcrs do; Ann Baboocg Lee. Mary u Collins
souerr Biu stowe Manson Mabel Thomas Mckenzie. and
i, "a i3nbeook smith. from Philadelphia; ellington
Eich. Maxncd, Williams; Isaac Orbcton. Crockett, and
j VI Kennedy Pomcroy. Wcehawken; ida l. HJward.
Spoford New York; American Eagle. Brown; JHnc Now
tn Slower and Forest Oak Parker. Iiobokeu Specdwc
Wilton crth Amboy: Laua Bridgman. Hart. Port John
son Florence Dean, Wostgate. Wechawken Warren saw
gciow nj anchor IN Alice Borda for Salem;
Anna Kctchuu. Tor Portland Clara E,we, Tor Forts
mouth; Thomas Sinnickson, for Quincy Points
CLEARED Steamers Seminole, Matthews, Savannah
Glaucus Bearse, Now York; ship G'enhnsrt tBr, Ham
Cleared ith schr olivor Amcs Babbitt New York.
BAi;rIMOKE. Jan 14-Arrived, barKs Mtian Aus), WI
(Nor) jacobsen, Gloucester: scbrs Carrie Bell, seavey
savannah Sarah Lavinn Ande rson, jacksonville; Dcbo
rah n Uiverty. -. Newborn NC.
Also arrived shin Sirius QierJ. Moller Bremen; bark.
Chas ward Gay, Civa vecchia; Bartett, Bartlett
Genoa; schr A raiss. Hsslsy, Charleston.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrlswALL, Dec eo-Ardyed. bark w.yfsrsr B., Thur
smith smith, do 3ist, bark Robinsea Crasoe Robinson
1cAruLco. Dec 2a-Arrved. ship Belvodere. johnson.
e,Ms ss. Ps 's .na ...a :s' "a % %' SsH
sawyer Cook. do ~nd sailed 2ad Tor Pessscos); 3ist.
"ssn. sailed s Isc rs s sehr Nary iieen yeuon kits.
seo asS sasa . koop pS1|
18th, Maggie 0'Brien tBrl. FLEMING hsntre.L
BAHIA, Dec 2-Arrivcd. bark Lus OBI. Goulden. New
sailed Dec ship Ind. e,' w.s%.n New Orleans
dad Sand sailed se,h Martinique, schr Edwards
7 5:
Ec;, Nj msgsne, M"oy
:sSfs Ms;y tsss S.as & Ss,Iss Sssss.
hos'on 'I tand sailed ae. tor s. Martins aad. schr Il
msous Ne" s AUBREY B DaSo
10Th as fsSr % sosss ss .n H.,' pT sS.ok %
sch xcbcc and the above arrivals no, otherwise
BrRsupA Sailed from St Georges Jan 7, brig II Pitt
Gr Ingh.m na'bado. with cargo Of brig rropic Bird
Az do. Jan o. barks Susan Dudman tBr) Corning from
from York Ssss ssr
rrS,es sr hehsrs c 1.% r peIT0r SC & 70, sr;to
for London nearly finished relo.ainr w.p ,Br. Smith,
Msrv & Rankin scLr Franklin Davis from New York for
ssi,sa from Hamilton Dec 27 brig Rover r,. White,
Martinique Jan .. schr Annie Florence Br. Firth: do
At 40 e., jan c:m' rrtV. Etoy s @ sr s Nsr
Iarks sir Geo teymour tBrj. Warrington Tor England
asu as ss as is
Liverpool arrived lst do sce Corrcspondence)
Excelsior BrJ, Mayor, wt1; sehr Peaslcy. Barker.
Arrived at Murrsys Anchorage eth bark varonics adi
diaD. Muratorio rhisdelphia for Queenstown Fal-
C..pNHs Nov II Arrived, brig North STAR Morehouse
Astoria (and sailed le,h for Ianque,;
HAVANA Jan IL Arrived steamer City OF Vera Crur Van
Slice New York.
fALvAx, Jan ~ 81 --Arrived, steamer folyne sian
tBr,. Brown; Liyerpeol TOR Baltimore.
MApvrRA Ian 1OSvlcd previously bark Atlantic (Ger),
Ledkc, Daren mot as i've lore rcported).
Nov ,1 ssss ss,t @
2Dih. brig Emcnc tBrl. l.ngan. do.
src lspcra Mpc a BARR so% sth sp
Cibs (Argj. United statss.
from Nsw YORK about 18th f,r Para and New Yorh.
rorsrAiiTsr, Quad Dee i.-,,Arriyed ,ehr Sarah w
Mnsasas,S s, ia,h UrsI FISH Rogers. Boston via Mar.
In port Dec ~. schs Harry White Hopkins, from New
York arrived 9th; Chas sawyer Mullen do arrived ISM
10Th sagna la rande starlight. Grant, do, rived
Is,h. d,sg Ocean Express C.csny do arrived sd Ia, ac
do VIM Cushing, Cramer. from Portland Me, arrived
rour SPAIN, Dec I2-Arrivcd. brig Pearl. Brightman,
New York Cand sailed a6n Tor Mnrtinque,; schr II
.r"e' liz, h brig o,on Wm
10th. cbr u Boardman, richardson Philadelphia: Mary
asnf%s & oney
sailed Dec II, schr John Mddeton Jr, Townsend, Ma
vase 18TH. bgs Dsncl Trowbrdsc, Rodgers oath. John
PoScr PR. ,,cc i5-Arrvcd. schr Mary Hupper. Gil
christ, WILMINGTON, NC' 18th, brig kenshow. sylvester
sailed doc H. brig John Mason Porter. ST. Domingo;
PoRr MuLanAye, Jan io-A.r!ycd, brig Fortune tBr)
Grcst rltain for Georgctcwn: PEI.
(Brj, Goose hichmond Va
~ r,EHsn. Mart. Dec isArvsd, schr Pride Of the East
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SMUGGLING ON A MAN-oF-wAR.

BosToS. Mass, Jan. II. 1878.
The relative to tho alleged seizure Of dutiabe
goods brought by the United States Kearsarge
from Japan recently, are these:-
The captain OF the Kearsargc notified tho authorities
that there goods board, and that 1t necessary
duties would be paid During the absence oil the cap
tain Of the officers unlosdcd large lot Of goods,
which sfterward detained by the authorities 10
await decision OF the Treasury Department as 10
their liability duty. The Kearsarge brought quite
extensive cargo Of Turkish rugs and valuable
wines silks nearly all OF which consigned 10
indivouals In different parts the country, some o!
whom are quite prominent The duties may amouut
TO several thousand dollars.
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OUR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENCE.

ST GEoRGEs Bermuda. Jan 10, 1873.
Brig Magenta (of Windsor, NS) Iockhart from Liver
poo, with cargo Of for Her Mnjestys government
arrived of the island 3oth while proceeding to the
stock yard compelled anchor In Murrays anchorage
in OF strong head wind and night coming
Monday. 3st, wind increased to gallo parted
chain and dragged anchor the fiat north OF Fort
Catherus vessel humped heavily, and the captain fear
ing would 20 pieces considered IL wise to ashore
with his and procure assistance. Tho capsain pro-
cured the assistance Of steam tug Ackcrman and re-
turned to bis vessel In the She was got OF and
owed into the port of st Georges the following morning
Is dcharging the dockyard and is probable that
she will have return st Georges and go on the Marine
clip for examination of bottom and to rcDnir.
Bark Susan Dudman (Br), Corning has discharged
cargo Of petroleum second has been held and
found badly strained and to require such ex.en
probable repairs and IS awaiting .dvices from
T and sxsy . s
hpisned s rsioadinT a,..h.-~., and =, .~.,.,n.
instructions before having strengthened Win be
sa4f xa:os snae Hs5 TO 5 ss S. York for
Quecnstown before reported With cargo Of ar
Sr sas o. and di.ohsrsns sarge The
S e1 @ sny n ' h
nothing serious. Al there larger quantity and
% al
advisable for the safety Of ship and ss.go TO run
va. shst Necessary threw oysISo;rd
S1 o @ s @ S.s Wind % NV: nv suS % hssss .
Steamer Ftsroy of North Shields. b. Gray from New
cargo captain reports having had revolving
from NE sw Daring the tight Of the !th was hove on
Wind inS Ss
have considerable list Cargo shifted. Arrived here
without dischsrgng US survey has been
held.
Bark Veronica Madri ItaD. from Phiiadephia for
Queenstown Psamouh K with cors anchored at Inr-
v's nucho bulwarks
aged shifted and aged pumps ch0ked woud
come up to the city on the 10th for repairs. &c.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Eleanora, John son. Portland-i = AmeA
Ship komsda tr,. Jarman. Liverpool-He Bros
Ship Chas II Marshall, Hutchinson. Liverpooi-Chas
Marshall 4 Co.
Bark Frieasrich aartwie Ger, Bohie Brisbanec To-
bias X Co.
Bark Luna tyor). robasen London Bocknsnn. oerisn
4 CO.
Bark Johan Hansen tNor, Chrtopherscn, Cork for or
ders- Funch. Edye Il Co. .
Bark Pictro Accame taD. Potesta. Cork or Falmouth
for orders--Socovich 4 Co. -
Bark Dictator (Nor). Thomassen. Queenstown or Fall
mouth tor orders-Louis Tetens.
Bark Noah Nor. Gjeruldscn. Queenstown or Falmouth
for orders-Benham & noycsen. -
Brig Brazilisueren dam, Junker. Lisbon-Funch Edye
Co.
Brig Dos Hermanos Mcx), Ramirez, Vera Crus-E
Echeverria 4 Co.
Brig Marie Dutch, redford, 81 Martins-H Vstabe
Son
Schr Kensctt, Haraden. Cadis upper Beattie:
Schr Margie snow Jncmei CiaytD-Brett Son Co.
schr wardwel, Bcrnbnunn. Jercmie (haytD-"fson &
Asmus
sehr W Sawyer, Orchard, Msyagues PR-B Weinberg
h Co. -
schr Sarah Davis cottre, JscksonviliecWarren Ray
Sehr Ann Amelia, Allen. Now Haven-Cartwrght
Doyle
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which due of this station between and O'Clock AM
old not get along until 10 AN and consequently
about halt day behind schedule time In arriving their
city The Flamborough (r). Frsnrr
CB. for New York. grounded on the hat. De.
Point aud the North Brother Island near He'll
nte at o'clock The fos dense that the pilot
~ Obliged to bring the compass into reution but this
unfortunately. out OF crde ana TO this
accdeu; Is ascrbcd The steamer lies easy on
keel and soft bottom Is not in any way strained OF
making all likelihood she will Goat OF at high
HaIer little the for her mshap.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Occidental Dunphy from Liverpool for San Fran
CISCO sept %. lat rs IA n. Ion - ~ W.
ship Transii Percy from New Orleans for Havrs. Jan z.
laO miles = Of bermuda.
ship WILDWOOD Hartman. from Liverpool for Kong
Kong. Oct 20. lat 33 :. Ion % W.
An Anericsn ship showing sRHC," Oct "a. lat ls s.
Ion 10 W.
10. OF Southwest Pass
Bark Tenax proposete lNo,, Eycnsen from Chsreston
Bark Milton tNor); Kroges from Bordeaux via sandy
Hcos for Baltimore. Ian lJ of Fenwick's Island
bark Albert Young ,Brl. Day, from Swansea for st
Vincent. lee 90 lat 10, Ion -
Hrig Annie Barker DO Walsh from Cnernarvon for
Darien. Dec 10. la! 33. Ion 81
vessel Boston for Melbourne Oct 49, lat 10 N, lon
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY 15

NEw HAvgS Jan l4-The iron steamer John Brsmali.
loaded with for the Turkish still lies
loaded the Sound outside o the harbor She has
already demurrngs for IA days the of ESQ
day.
MI Ian I2The ballast has been taken out
Flying Cloud and she will be bled with empty
She will of Monday with the assistance
terry.
schr Eovcr's Bride will come on without damage
Francisco. Jan 1<-It Is believed that the bark
Hocomb Capt Dunton. which left Honolulu sept 27
for Bakers Island. has been lost with all hands
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Noon
The time ball the Broadway tower of the Western
Union Telegraph Company standard time OF the United
States Naval Observatory at WashinRton) was to-day
dropped correctly.
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SAILED.

Steamer AlbemaYie. for Loves. Del; schrs Carrie
Woodbury., Barbados; Aselda X Laura. 81 kits.
Also sailed schrs ella. for Jacme; John Wright Wiz
Diu
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No. 81 42d drawing First Capital. sold at San Antonios
Capital. sold at New Yosk city.
APPROXIMATION rEIzEs.
o numbers from 50. .42i to So 43o. inclusive, being
tho nine rom aiming unit, Of the same ten Of tho
n%ss1 sn%Ssr afr%anF 1s% sS" 70 1890 inclusive. being $500
the nine remaining mills nils OF the same ten of the o,
n"mSsr.. ~S. rom s aSsaa 10 aasso. inclusive being
s %,"' d.nns Of tn. 100
sn,.. 81 Ss swss & sw%s s SsTs ss %
OF $3oom 10
Tho Subscribers having supervised tho singS Number
A.. A. S.,s i sc'SSy certify
from she 100 ooo placed IN & ,he wheel: :. 49,. -
fSE fSSfs g%Ir;fISfih 4 fJIfh, commissioners.
Pri.ss cashod in full without deduction.
rss F0 SIs s yoH ar
NEW rShsnA sra4 LdT4sS2 SonrASY
% az
in 1893 with a capital Of 81 oUo 900 which il has suce
messs
a. s s scales Look
10000 rsSEFs II Fs1zS ERS SoYsss ssSYs EACH
Capital rrlze. $4,000
Capital Capital Pri.... ...-.......... 1000
Prize. OF $500 5000
Prizes OF lOOD. 5000
20 Prizes OF 800. 10000
100 Przes OF I0p. 10000
200 Prizes OF So. 10000
800 Prizes OF ~. 10OOo
l.OtO Przos OF 10000
Approximation rriscs OF $500. ............. 17oo
Approxima atlon Pffscs OF 200. 1SJ0
ApproxipstNn Pfiyes OF 100. ............... 800
1857 Prizes. amounting gto...-............ $1,000
Responsible spondng agents wanted at ali promi-
points, to whom liberal compensate will be paid
Application for rates TO clubs should only made
homo office in New Orleans
write for further information or send orders to
". A. DAUPHIN,
box 6o2 Post ofice, New Orleans, La or 70
d. FRANK MOORE 4 SON
- . 3l7 Broadway. New ork.
All Grand Extraordinary Drawings arc under the
supervision and management Of Generals G. T. BEAURE,
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
The next drawing occurs Tuesday. March IL
Sf7 0DE -kESTucKYsrATE LOTTERY DRAW.
spO ~ ZC.ing to-day. Call before noon. CapjtaI
prise S150O0 wholc tickets ST. The only Eastern agents
BOO Broadway. corner Prince st. WILLIAMSON co. :.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. 60.
~---
L,OR SALE CHEAP-TUGBOAT CYLINDER 20x17.
IT PETKIE TOWNSEAIy'S dry dock loot of Stanton st.
VxyANTEU-TUGBOAr. Is OR II INCH. FOR HOUSE,
w and Iot, with money. AddrcssJ. MITCIiELI.,
l72 Last Ferry st., Newark, \. J.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OFce.

DArxs DEPARTURE NEW YORK Foa THE MONTHS
OF JANUARY FEBRUARY.
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nl1SCELLANE Gus.

Orridfzr DRAWING
OF THE
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
SINGLE NUMBER-CLASs "a"
DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS La.
on roEsDAy. JANUARY & 1871.
PULL PRIZES.
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SE7 QJE -kESTUCKYsTArE LOTTERY DRAW.
VIZ s.C-c.ing to-day. Cal before noon. Capital
prise Sl3oo0 wholc tickes ST. Tne only Eastern agents.
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SsGsp,<r Sails Destination Office
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No. 50 42a drawing First Capital. sold at San Antonio,
Texas. No. 1881, drawing Second Capital sold at
0Kean, Randolph county Ark No 20 s2l. drawing Third
Capital, sold nj New York city.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
Republican Meeting.

The Republican City Executive Com
mittee held meeting at No. 404 Market
street, last evening, and kicked up such a
rumpus that people on the street paased
in astonishment and wondered what in
the world was producing the commotion.
The cause of the wordy battle was an in
nocent demand from Capt. Gallagher that
he must have clerks appointed in his in-
terest, as we'll as judge of election, for
the Republican Mayoralty nomination,
and that the said clerks must be ofhis own
selection. The anti-Gallagher members
of the committee did not want to be
"bull-dozed," and insisted that two clerks
at each poll would be amply sufficient
They did not like Capt. Gallagher's ''de-
mand" either, and thought if he would
task" they would be more likely to ac-
commodate him. On the other hand,
neither did the Captain propose to be
"bull-dozed," and after wordy war,
which caused the commotion that attract
ed the attention of people on the streets,
the committee finally agreed to allow the
Captain to have his clerks, and after each
candidate for the Mayoralty announced
his judges and clerks the meeting adjourn
ed.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
Personal.

Senator Dennis, of Maryland, and two
daughters passed through this city yes
terday afternoon, on their way to New
York. Upon arriving at that city they
will become the guests of Mr.. G. p.
Huntingdon, vice-president of the
Union Pacific r. II. They will proceed
in a special car to San Francisco, Cal,
and will be absent about SIX weeks.
Mrs. Preston Lea, Edward Bringhurst
.jr., and family, and Mrs. III. 2. Brown,
left this morning for Rehoboth.
G. p. johnson, Esq, editor and pro-
prietor of the GAZETTE, has gone to
New York for few days business
trip.
Judge Kelley is at Atlantic City.
General Babcock is at Old Point Com
fort.
There are about seventy-five yatchs at
the Atlantic City inlets.
John 1 Owden, son of the Lord Mayor
of London, is at Saratoga.
Russian Minister ShislSin is domiciled
at the Clifton, Niagara, for month.
III Philadelphians registered at the
Atlantic City Hotels Tuesday.
Miss Sweetapple is the last heiress to
arrive at Saratoga. Petite and pref
ty.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
MORE WORK.

The iron shipbuilders of this city seem
to be exceedingly fortunate this year in
procuring work. The Harlan & Hol-
hngsworth Co. are exceedingly busy ,hav-
ing two large iren steamers to build,
which have already been mentioned in
these columns. They are also engaged
in putting on an extra deck on the Nor
gan steamer Algiers. The firm at the
foot of Poplar street, it is rumored, have
received a contract for building another
side-wheel steamer. Yesterday the U
s. side-wheel steamer Collar arrived at
their wharf and will undergo thorough
overhauling. Besides the vessel will be
cut in two and heightened % feet. AT
the present time she is 140 feet long.
The vessel is otficered as follows:
Commander-Frank Barr.
First lieutenant-F. M. Munger.
Second -SimmondS.
Third Rhodes.
Chief engineer--Chevers.
A ssistants- Coffin and French.
Pilot-Cramer.
The re pairs will be completed in about
three months.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
About Delaware Politics.
Special Correspondence OF Phila. Times.
WILMINGTON, Del, July 16.

~ n
But the great reason of all lies in the
system of assessment and collection of
taxes as qualification for voting. This
was the reason assigned by the Kent
county Republicans ut their convention
several weeks ago for refusing to make
any local nominations or joining in the
formation of State ticket. To explain
the features of the system In detail, and
illustrate all that the Republicans COM
plain Of, would take up great deal of
time and space. Briefly, it may be stat
ed that they charge the Assessors (who
are nearly all D9mocrats) and the Col
lectors OF Taxes (who are Democrats
without single exception) with admin
istering the law unfairly, with systemati-
cally excluding the colored men from be-
ing qualified as voters, and, at the same
time, with qualifying the voters of their
own party by irregular and underhand
means. The whole system is certainly
very onerous, very difficult to comply
with when the assessors and collectors
choose to make it so, AMI that it is the
chief reason why the Republicans of the
State are declining to make a contest is
entirely true. Says the Eoery Eyening
newspaper of this city: eve agree that
the election laws of this State are un.
wise and unfair. We have no doubt
tido bhcy BiNc buC parry III pOWcT uulut
advantage, which some of its partisans
| make use of" This, you understand, Is
the expression of a newspaper nominal
ly Independent, but habitually friendly
to the Democrats, and which is now the
only supporter Senator Bayard has
| among the Journals of this city.
1t is now an interesting question
whether Senator Bayard meant to indi-
rectly denounce the Delaware election
laws in his Fourth of July letter to the
Tammany Society, which the Sachems
omitted to read, but which has since
been published. People here were inter
ested to observe that he insisted upon
stamping with the severest commenda
ton verything that tends to weaken and
impair the tina great principle of free and
fair elections" Taking the testimony OF
his newspaper exponent that our system
is not fair, and, consequently, that ouI
elections are not free, enthusiastic advo-
Gates of better things insist that the Sena
tor is about to undertake the reform OF
his own State as warmly as he has that
of distant Commonwealth, and that he
will presently sweep into the same limbo
not only all the carpet-baggers of the
South, but the small politicians of Della.
ware who have enacted unwisdom and
unfairness into an election system.
III.
"H." is generally believed to be a Re.
publican travelling reporter and CORES.
pondent for Ecery Euening.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A FARM FOR SALE.

ON TUESDAY, THE 9th OF AU-
GUST, 1873,
At the Court House door, in Chestertown'
Nd, at IL o'clock A. M. the subscriber
will offer at Public Sale, the FARM OF
the late Capt. John U. Hynson, lying on
the navigable waters of Langford's Bay,
containing
26O ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The land is high, and the Farm hand
s<sR somely situated. The soil is said
&n5 10 be good. The BUILDINGS are
in fair ordinary condition. There
uH.A are two extra two-story houses on
the premises, rented out and not used with
or in connection with the farm buildings
There is sufficient quantity of OAK
WOOD for the uses ofthe farm, and very
convenient. There is q considerable
quantity OF PINE WOOD, that may be
advantageously disposed OF. 1t lies i'm
mediately on the banks, near the deep
water. and is very accessible. There is
also some Chestnut. Mr.. VIM. 8. Elbern,
the tenant, Will show the premises to any
who may call This property is near
Edesville, and is convenient TO schools,
churches and post offices.
THE TERMS OF SA LIE ARE-One fourth
In cash or in 60 days; the balance In three
equal and annual instalments, in one. two
and three years-with interest, and well
secured. Crops of present year and rent
reserved from sale.
GEORGE VICKERS,
Attorney for Mrs. Margaret H. Griffith.
Chestertown, July 10, lSS.-ztawts
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Brief Locals.
lice business is still very dull.

Police business is still very dull.
City Council meets this evening.
Camp meeting is still going on at Re-
hoboth.
Three excursions left this city this
morning.
The GAZETTE has steady increasing
circulation.
The Democrats had good meeting
last evening.
Job work at very low prices at the GA
zETTE job office.
Another excursion left for Hardwood
Park this morning
The Republican nomination for Mayor
takes place ON Saturday week.
The Reliance engine house is visited
by large number of persons.
Happy is the man who smokes Chap.
mans three cent Havana cigars.
Laurer's celebrated Reading beer at
Keller's Fourth and Shipley streets.
3t*
DIR. Gallagher, the dentist, is humane
man and never lets person suffer with
the toothache if they call on him at o3i
Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-18
Excursions To-Day.

This seems to be day of excursions
from this city, no less than five having
taken place, as follows:
The Sunday school of Rodney Street
Chapel went to Pennsgrove, on the
Alice E.. Preston.
The Quaker Assembly went to Hare
wood Park. About 14 persons were on
board the train.
Gouley's excursion to Atlantic City
was attended by about $50 persons.
The excursion train to Rehoboth, con-
sisted of ten cars. But very few persons
went from this city, but upon arriving at
Harrington there about 400 persons on
the train.
The Sunday school OF the e. Zion
church, colored, went to Ravensdale,
above Philadelphia, ON the steamer Ed
Win Forest.
A large number of persons also went
down to Cape May, on the steamer Re
pubic.