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Writing of New Eng and IN the seYen-
teenth century, Prof. Moses Cot Tyler
SAYS in his History of American Liter
aturr, recently published: The lypi-
cal household Of New England was one
OF patriArch.l populousues., and adds IN
note The sturdy patriot. Roger
Ciapp, of Dorchester, was happy in the
possession of fourteen children. Cotton
Mather WAS no, So abundant in children
as he was in books, since Of the former
he had only fifteen. Benjamin Franklin
WAS one Of seventeen children. William
PhiPs, who obtained the honor Of knight
hood and became royal Governor OF
Massachusetts, was the son Of Pemaauid.
aud belonged 10 docs Of twenty SIX
children, all by the same father and
| mother. aud twenty-oue Of them sons.
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PUBLIC SALES.
CXECUroR's SALE
REAL ESTATE! !

BY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court. of The state OF Delaware, IN and Tor
New Castle County. mad at New Castle,
on the second day oI September, 4. ID
1875, will be exposed AT public vebdue. at
the Delaware house, Opposite the Clty
Hall, In the city oil Wilmington, ON
SATURDAY. the LIST day Of FEBRUARY
A. D., 1879 al , o'clock. p. m, the follow
Ing described Real Estate, situate In tfs
CITY of Wilmington aforesaid. being the
property of Cali arine McMenamin. de-
ceased. bounded and described as follows,
u wiz
No. /. All that certain lot. piece, or par
Gel of land with "A Brick Dwelling House
thereon, beginning at point ON the north
erly side of Fifth street, between Spi uce
and Church streets at the dietance of one
hundred and nity feet from the westerly
side OF Church street, thence northerly
parallel 10 Gnu ch street eigh y-twl feet
10 corner, thence ea>terly parallel To
Fifth stree eighteen fe-t To another cor
ner. thence southerly parallel to Church
street eighty-two feet To me aforesaid side
OF Finn street, and thence along the sam e
westerly eighteen feet 10 the place OF begin
ming.
No. 2. All that certain lot piece or par
Gel OF land beginning nj point on IN q
northerly side of Fifth street between
Spruce and Church streets, brihg IA corner
OF lot late OF Thomas Askew. deceased, at
the distance of one hundred and thirty.twU
feet more or less from the westerly side ol
hurch street. thence northerly parallel u
Churcn street eighty two feet 10 corner
| stake, thence essteTly parallel TO Finn
street eighteen feet Ia a corner, thence
| southerly PARALLEL to hut ch street eighty.
two feet 10 the aforesaid side OF Fifth
street. and thence herewith eighteen feel
| 10 the place OF beginning.
| Attendance Will be given and terms
made known at the time aDd place afoIe-
4 said by BERN ARD DON HOE,
Executor.
Or by JOHN WALES BI.sELL,
HIS attorney.
Attest: j. NJ. HOUsMAS, Clerk orphans
Court. JaDll l.se, Is ,3ifebl
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ABErrER political feeling seems TO be
pcrvading the Democracy Of New York,
since the defeat of the Tammany sect on
of the party by the election of Mr.
Cooper (auti- -Tammany DEM Mayor OF
the great Commercial Metropolis. The
Lotus Club gave a dinner TO the rev
Mayor. on Saturday, TO which many of
the able politicians of both sections were
invited, and among the guests was Comp
troller Kelly, the powerful leader of
Tammany. when the toasts were read
and some other gentlemen had spoken,
Mr.. Kelly was called ON and he respond
ed in a very sensible and we'll tuned
speech We read It with much pleasure
and think We see in II the evidence OF
compromising spirit, and hope for a
union of the two sections of the Demo
cratic party of New York, which may be
regarded as guaranteeing the State to
that party AT future elections, rs well as
determined aud earnest disposition 10
bring about better and mare economi-
cal city government. In referring TO this
speech the Herald says -
1--WE hope Mr.. kelly's proffers of sup
port to Mayor Cooper are sincere, anu If
sincere il would be unwise for the Mayor
TO rspel them MIR. Kelly would have
made a very strong Mayor, because his
personal Influence i. SO great that he
could have done as he pleased with all
the municipal departments. No head Of
any department would have veLtured to
oppose his wishes. Mayor Cooper is too
able a man 10 feel any jealousy of Mr.
kellcy's influence in the city govern
mcut, If the latter should support his
policy, and his duty To the sity requires
HIM 10 accept proitercd support from
every sincere quarter. 1t would please
all our citizens TO see these two officers
' acting in cordial harmony for the promo
ton OF municipal interests. Nothing
! could br iraukrr or in better spiui
than Mr Kelly : declarations and prom.
ists. Il am exceedingly auN Gus, sa,d
he, 80 far u, l AIN concerned, that May
cr Csoper's administration may be SUE
| ~ 77AA'f hAiNA AZ hh'AphpNshAN W III tt sue
ceS,thl, because | sincerely believe tua
he has the tull Interests of the people a
heart ami that be Will do his best TO >,-rv,
them. ! have SAID 80 since his tlccuoi
aud said 30 before lis election An,
again, Al the close of his speech. Nj
i Kelley said, i'll 4 more generous splr4
than l. often exhibited by rtctut o,
pourut, 1 wish Mayor Cooper all tn
= success in public life that any friend q
, his can wish Linn, and | assure him an
+ his frI-ni- that SO far a. The official bus
hess Of this city is couceraed there wi
be no disagreement b,.t wee IL us ON MAJ
ters which are really in the interest c
the people
The attendance of Mr. Kelly at din
, ner given in Mayor Cooper's honor, an
his volunteer expressions of good WI
ami confidence, make 50 pleasing an
promising an incident in our local pol
tics a. TO justify the prominence whic
we have gwen IT, Let us hope that
& betokens a municipal era Of good fee
Y ing"
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Italian artisans are emisratine TO Al
siera aud Iunis in consider able num-
bers, but there IS no employment tor
them. and they are = sduced 10 mendl-
cancy or 10 craving admission IN hospi-
lalS.
EN-Sec-etary Columbus Delano, who
has for several days been i'll at Colum bus
Ohio. is convslescing, and hopes are now
entertained Of his speedy recovery
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering Hom The errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous we. k.
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, ac.,
win send recipe that Will cure you,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy y
WAS discovered by a missionary In South
America Send a self-add ressed envelope
10 the kEv JOSEPH T INMAN, station ID.
Bible House, New York city.
dec2O- eodAwly
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MESSAGE OF Gov. MCCLELLAN. OF
NEW JER,EY.-Tne message OF Gen.
McClellan was transmitted - the Leei,-
lature Of New Jersey yesterday. Il shows
that the total receipts of.he State treas
ny during the year exceeded those Of
ISL ~ $4,000. while the expenditures
We're nearly 100000 less. 80 tia, il was
pfssiole 10 pay oil al the floating debt
and enter the new year WIKI a credit
balance of nearly $1,000 The total
lndet,ue.s of the ate Is now bu,
s., ,lS6.5QQ, having been decreased $780,
90 during the year, ami as he siLkIng
fund LOW aBounts TO Sl.i5>, So "a. the
rea! intebtuess Of the Stale ; only 500.
90.
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nor SALE.-A highly improved fsrm
l. of l03 acres I'm White Clay Creek hun
dred. n II enclosed in Osag Hedge. Di-
vided into i've fields. Large apple or
joining the farm. Buildings-La Large Man
sion Double Tenant House, Barn, 0ranary
ami all other buildings necessary on IA
nrst class farm miles from station on
L. ". a Is X. X. Centrally located. 8
miles from Wilmington. Apply 10
JNO. W. WHlTkM
Real Estate ag't, W. Fourth street
OCT W q ,n-M WilinlngiOn. Del.
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For sale.

Four building lots at =. l.. corner Front
anu jackson streets.
Three lots in jackson between sixth and
Seventh
Five lots In Finn Between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
rison and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining aud orth ofthe above
Five lots at s. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsy lvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS X. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
dec2s-tf coz Market street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
M EsLEYAN FEMALE "a,

Az ESLEYAN FEMALE ,ull~
w WILMINGToN, DELAwtnai,
Atthe opening Of the Fall lem
day, Sept, >, 1873 there will be a ~
President. NEW furniture. NEW ~
throughout the building. NEW ~
the modern convehiences NEWi. r
duced To add TO the COZ. tort Of u'e ~
ladies both IN The public and t,s
rooms, ana All tl,ls at the OLD Pt1
REV. j. M. WlLLiAMs'Iv
lNl-ll Y =. u
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F00n Ar Last
"A Substitute For D r u GS

FOOD is made curative agent by con
oentration and ARTIFICIAL digestion, aud /
l. 50 simple IN Its application that The ad
vice OF physicians ~ not required.
lhousahds OF recoverles from chronic
diseases are reported, where the besl men
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best Phy sicians throughout
the country are bISCARDING DRUGS
and using the BLANCHAkD BLOOD
AND \ RE r FOOD with the most grat-
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms OF Physical and Mental DebIlity.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptlve Patient.
sufferers nom Malarial or Blooi Poison
ing, together with the entire list or com
plants peculiar To the Female Sex ind IN
tue use of this Food sure and speedy re-
lief.
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OTICE-TO WATER kENTr.hS-
~ OEFICE WATER lEPAkIMENI

~ OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT
WlLMISGToN. DEL, Dec 10th, 1878
The bills for ie79 are now ready and pay.
able at the registrars Office, No. 1000 Mar
ket street. The law requires that a II bills
paid on or before January 3ist 1879, the
month OF February, five per cent addi-
tionsl those paid during the month OF
March. ten per cent. additional, and any
amount remaining unpaid after pril lst.
ferrules " ithdrawn and suit instituted for
the recovery of The amount due, and the
waller Will not be let into such premises
until such arrears. with assessments and
81 for drawing icrrules are paid. ONCE
hours, "a III ~ p IN.
WI. MORROW,
decii-eod jan feb cod Registrar.
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Hundreds OF cases OF BRIGHT'S Dis
r ASH OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and kheumat
diseases II is a. most a specific PHYSICAL
hel, Opium and Tobacco or from any nm
namable cause. md In this Food a naiu.
raj and pot remedy.
For THE INTELLECTUAL Wnpxrp
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WANTS.

NN ANThD. Fine shirts % make at ."
w ad,zen, s3 "A half dozen. In su
pei tor manner fJT 10 cents apiece A goo
nj guaranteed Cali at 325 East Eighth
street WM. MILLER.
d,c26-tf
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"Foi the year past | have constantly
prescribed THE BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NtRN r. FOOD to my patients oi
ali ages, from eighteen months TO eighty-
thrce years. la every case the result has
been exactly that claimed by you. II rs
hy far the most yalLaule and reliable
Ionic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH. NJ. b..
70 Irving Place, Sew York.
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NorlCE TO Delinquents OF City and
IN School ,sxes ioi isIs. Bills have been
rendered aud called for, ana he year hav-
ing expired, those who wish to avoid
trouble had better call and settle or we
shall proceed 10 collect the taxes with costs
EDM USD PROVOST,
WILLIAM kYNE.
Office, No. 10, r.. sixth ST., between
Market and n Ing. Hours a. IN to II IN,
to aud I to : u. IN. iani-2w
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INV YORK, November &c, 1871.

NV YORK, November 26, 1871.
DR. v. W. BLASCuARD During the
past ear have prescribed your various
preparations of Food cure, nd feel hannv
10 say they have met my most sanguIne
expectations, giving to patterns long en-
feeoled by blood poison, chronic disease,
or over drug dosias the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
PROF. Ci.EMENCE s. LOZIER, MD,
Dean OF HON. ed. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City
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The DAILY GAEKrrF Is published every
.flernoon (suuiay excepted y at il6 Msrke
'treet, and served by carriers Ia Subscribers
in Il carts OF tho city and surrounding
owns aud villa .es, TOR six cents week
payable weekly. Yesrly subscribers, ~ In
sdvance.
THE DELAWARE GAzETTE, established
4 1884, is the largest and most hourishin2
weekly paper in the State, and has larger
teculatioy ,n2n any other on the peninsula
Published every Thursday afternoon, at a.
psryear. in advance.
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Nervous Debility

which uaderlies all forms a. Chronic Dis
ease, Is speedily overcome by the use o
tkis Food.
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Eok SALE.
Il A Store Property, with IS acres OF
land. good brick dwelling house and other
out buildings Price as 500. A bargain.
Apply to EVANS PEN NlNGTON.
octi9. Eighth and Market It's
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nor SALE.-Four new two-story six
T. room brick houses, on walnut street,
between iltii and ilth street, For infor-
nation apply 10 j. Augustus McCauiley.
Seiuei, Hasting 4 Co.'S, Rolling mill, or
sou Del. avenue. dec4lm
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FOh SALE.

EOR RENr.-Several 81 story roc us In
l. the Gazette building.
EOR X INT Second story front room
L in uazette building. 4i6 Market street.
Apply al This office.
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nOG REGISTER NOTICE.-All per
~ sons owing o. having logs about their
remises are required To have theIi regu-
lsrly registered between The LIST and 20lh OF
January. After the latter date the oTdi-
nance viii be strictly enforced against IN
registered dogs.
WIN. ]. MAXWELL.
1lu2-lm chief ol Police.
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NOIlCE is hereby given that the annu
~ al me- ting of the Stockholders OF
'The Wilmington Navigation Company,
VIII be held a, No. 3,S Market street, Will
III IN. ton. Delaware, on thursday, the d h
day of February. 1873, between the hou's
OF ana O'Clock, \. IN, for the purpose or
,locting three Directors To serve for three
years. JOHN a. GRIFFIN,
Jsn2-wtm President.
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Offices.

NJ Office. II he annual meeting OF the
~ Stockholders of the Odd Fellows Ha
compauy. VII be held IN the Hall. OH
Wednesday afternoon, January 70. 1879. at
. o'clock. HENRY fCKEL,
Jan9 TIM Secretary.
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NOrI E.-The annual meeting of the
~ Members Of the New castle County
Mutual In urasce Co WIN be neld at their
Office oJ2 Market ST eet. on Mo, day j anu
ary Utn, 1879, from 10, n. m. to ~. m, ut
i've Directors TO serve for three years
The Directors will meet at O'Clock, p.
III. ., TO organize.
WILLIAM TATNALL,
Jans-t20 President
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DROPS FROM THE WIRES.

Tho Drury Lane theatre, London, wag
closed Tuesday night, the performers re-
fusing reduction in wages.
A Vienna special says that Prince Alex.
ander, OF Battenberg, has declined the
candidacy for the Bulgarian throne.
A Constantinople dispatch says: Pod.
gOritzawill be surrendered 10 Montenegro
on Thursday, and defnitive treaty with
Russia will be signed.
The notes Of Solomon Falls Paper Com.
pany, at Russell, Mass, went to protest
Tuesday. The mills were running yester-
day with possibility Of suspension.
It's believed that F. Fcnno, the missing
member Of the firm OF Long & Fenno,
stock brokers, has fed To Europe with, Il
is claimed, about $4,000 in cash and avail
able securities, mostly borrowed from Gus.
toners.
A Calcutta special says that Gen. AIaude
has returned to his quarters from Bazaar
Valley, having made terms with tho
Chiefs. Gen. Roberts had left Hazirpir
for Khurum, and that riotous demonstra-
tons had been made at Zistan against the
authority Of the Persians.
At Glasgow the applications for relief
tor the week ending February lst, were
800 less than any preceding week. The
regular recipients have surrendered their
relief tickets, intimating that they had
found employment. About 3O,O00 per-
sons arc still supported by charity.
tits reported that the English govern
ment intends.to appoint the Duke Of Con.
naught Viceroy Of Ireland. AT meeting
ofthe Home Rule League, seventeen mem.
bers being present, resolution which DR..
Butt characterized as an expression OF a
want ol confidence in linn was rejected.
DR.. Butt was sharply criticised,
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Aller debate the amendment was 70.

After debate the amendment was re.
iected. Yeas, %; nays, SO.
An amendment was adopted striking out
the clause which gives the Commissioners
Q life tenure OF office; also an amendment
directing the Commissioners to complete
the survey OF the Mississippi river bc.
tween Alton, Ills, and the passes at the
mouth Of the river.
The next amendment was one offered
by Mr., Sparks, striking out the clause atl.
thorizing the Commission to take into
consideration the plans and estimates for
the protection OF the alluyial lands of tho
Mississippi.
Rejected. Yeas, %; nays, 2s.
An amendment was adopted directing
the committee to report on the feasibility
OF oil plans submitted TO II. Several
amendments TO strike out all provisions re.
lating to alluvial lands were reiectctl.
Mr.. Robertson withdrew his amend.
ment appropriating S., ,S7l 800, for strength.
ening the levees ot the Mississippi. The
bill then passed. Yeas, 1866, nays IS.
The report Of the Committee Oh
the Florida contested case was sub.
mitted. II Is in favor OF jesse j. Finley,
and the adverse to the claims OF Horace
Bisbee. The minority submitted dis.
senting views and both reports were RI.
committed.
The House went into Committee ofthe
Whole, Mr.. Carlisle In the chair, on the
Army Appropriation bill. The number
OF aids de camp TO which general shall
be entitled, was increased from three to
four.
Mr.. White offered az an amendment To
the bill substantially the bill known as the
army reorganization bill.
Mr.. Hale rose to point OF order against
the amendment The chairman could only
look TO the operation OF IN amendment
during the year that the appropriation bill
covered, and II there was anything in the
bill which might result In an increase ui
expenditures during the coming year, it
must be ruled out OF order There was II
proposition in the amendment which al.
lowed officers 10 retire with three years
pay, and that clearly brought Il in antago.
nism with the rules.
The point OF order was antagoniEed by
Mr.. sayler and others.
Finally the Chairman stated that The
amendment did come within the spirit OF
the rule. While 1t was doubtless new lec.
islation, still It was In the direction OF Il
reduction OF expenditures, and therefore
he overruled the point OF order.
Mr.. banning favored the amendment.
He moved that the committee rise in or.
der that the amendment might be printed.
This was opposed by Mr.. Garfield anil
other Republicans, who wished to have
the vote taken at once, but 1t was agreed
to-ayes 100, nays 97.
Adjourned.
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] rpe cal,le Tradc wIlh Enrl,nd,

ToRoSro, February 5.-'rho cattle trade
with England is at stand still. Tho dcci-
sion Of the British Government as TO
scheduling the United States as an infect.
ed country, is looked for with anxiety.
Should the decision be favorable to tho
States, the Canadian Government will
have to undo what they have done in pro-
hibiting for a space OF three months i'm.
portation Of American cattle to Canada or
their passage through any part OF the Do.
minion. lfthis is not done the effect will
be to send all the trale TO the United
States during that period.
LIvERpooI, February 5,-At u meeting
OF the Privy Council n notice was read
asking that tho prermission to land cattle
at the Liverpool docks he Withdrawn attor
March lst, unless provision Is made for
their slaughter on the quay.
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NJ knew that rs soon as Rev. DR..
H., ,o,. pros;I.r, of Wash;ro,or
ha!es' "| -. IL p:.. .o''
College, AMI now lFeSi'e''t ol Tue Fitts'
bngh West Virginia and Southern rail
U.l, should strike the Virginia line in his
a,,lo,,,iors sou,hworI he wouIl ho
'1p'U'"'''''' S,,, ,,,~;';s.,,,I ~" ~
taken in hand ny Inc Nirglhiahs ana made
a Colonel Of. Hence we notice that q
,aper calle, the Harrisburg JIwinian,
nLli.hal in t;;los rountv Vo chror;clc.
p'"'''"." :" ,"s' NV, N' ac', gN'Sa I, :,
Tue arrival 'seFe ol Uo'o"el hayes
President Of the Pittsburgh and Great
Southern railroad." lie is announced ms
.,,;r;r, IN .,u,n,rv viii cor, Thos
I"N"s :" IO".l"! wv ~, ~. o" 1"OS'
Mathews, OF l.pWishNrg, w. Va
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wall street speeulations.

NRw YoRE, February 4.-The volume OF
business at tho Stock Exchange has been
materially enlarged in the past few months
hy the operations Of parties connected
with the cotton, grain and provision ex-
changes. These, aud many dry goods
firms rs well, have boon tempted into Wall
street, and during the exciting weeks Of
the present year Il is known that largo
amount OF money was made by these non'
professional operators All the great OK
changes have stock instruments on their
lloors.7some Of them several while In
many back corners Of the dry goods houses
up town the tiokersare also at work, bring.
ing every tluetuatlon at the stock board
right TO their very doors.
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GALVESTON, February 5.-A Ns's special
from Gollal, Tex, says: Two mon, Hen
derson and I,oOkhart, qu4rrpllea and both
drew revolyers. LoCkhart caught HeR'
tlerson's arm and fired six shots int him,
killing him minstantly. Henderson s broth
er rushed at Lockhart with pistol. They
closed In q struggle. Henderson emptiel
SIX chambers Of his revolver into Lock-
hart's body, causing instant death.
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Ole glttelLigettar.
-, .o,, ., nnd n rourteenth stFeet.
,....r 4. rrrry nrospcct at present that

ra,yr is every prospect at present that
u, .o..ion Of the Legislature will be ex'
'.aleJ "' twenty 10 thirty days. There Is
NJ % Do..iblity that the business already
Illuminated ~ can be disposed Of in the
s.y.Gye sS ,lays Of regular session. upto
NJ. % lime no really important bills
S.yp s"e been passed. There remain the
S'nool S IiiI the judiciary bill, the
Railroad bin, the Assessment bill,
~" '','' G,M Estate Reyaluation bill, the
."orpdaton u" hill, and We know not how
a'snv arr olhers--all Of which are sure TO call
"", ' every variety Of opinion and an In
sniy ot.prcrlirs. Itisplain that no bill,
AVE- " one Of Il purely local character, can
~, ' thc house, no odds how carefully
rp,.o,rel or cxIlaustively considered in
irnmmi,tee without multitudinous de-
hate II Ellison could only utilize
ii. compressed air machine In our Legis-
l,,ure what an amount OF money could
~ uycl. lionly the gas possessed illu.
miOatins qualities, how brilliantly anil
cspaply the Capitol building could be lit
mn But alas, -carbonic acid gas is only
~ol for clIervrsccnce, and 1t is too early
in lhe season to set the soda fountains go
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California Crors,

San FRANCISCO, February 5.-Crop re-
ports from all parts OF the State show that
In The southern counties and all the coast
counties the Indications favor a tine crop,
San Joaquin Valley prospects, pre- bad,
especially in The upper portion. Santa
Clara Valley will likely produce much less
Than The average. Sacramento Valley will
probably not be up to the average. The
loot hills generally promise good yield,