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RlFF,s SALE

DY virtue OF writ Of venditioni Ex.
ID pOnas 70 me directed. viii be exposed TO
pobio sale. at the
DELAW A RI HOUSE. No sl5 NJ MARKET ST. /.
hept BY 0eorss W ortlip, In the city OF WI
mtn2tons New Castle county, Del. on
THURSDAY.
TIE Nth DAY OF JULY. N7a,
Ats O'Clock. p. NJ.
TIE following described real esi0to, via;
al thet lot or parctl OF land situate 10 liiE
el6 q Wilmtn gton, New Caskle county and
State OF Delaware. bounced aud described IL
tolLows. to Wit:
Beginning ut point tq Tie westerly side
Of ohambeRtine street. % street thirty feet
wide and running parallel With Jefferson
nkrt ct and 6istant thefefrom one hundred AND
thirty feet, aud forty -fve feet from tho north
cry Gida Of ThHteenth street. thence north
erly by SAID eiie OF Chamberline Btree,
twap1ydve feet to corner. tbelire westerly
parallel with Thirteenth street sixty feet u
corner tbence southerly parallel with JET
fsrson street twenty 1--we feet 10 corner
thebce easteriy parallel with Thrtssntt
street sixty feet to the place OF beginning. bt
the oonte0ts what they may.
seised and taken into execution a6 the pro
perry OF Erb, Pierce. deosased 81 lanes Bart
ley, eamiulstretor of Erby Pierce. deoensed.
e4a ~ ~ s VIZ. Il. LAApsoN. Sheriff.
ahsrif's oEse. New Castle.
June ~ A. D.. 1876. jes3 2AWts
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SHERIFES SALES.
silEal,F F,s sAsEs.

s,y virtue of a writ Of Lsvari Facias
' TO me directed. will be exposed TO Public
Sale Il tne
DELAWARE HUU ,E N05l3 MARK ET ST =,
Kept by @ o W ortlip in the City # VIII
THURSDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, le7h.
ATT O'Clock. r. NJ.
The following described real estate, viz:
Al that certain lot or piece OF land with a
two story brick dwelling thereon erected,
situate In tho city ui Wilmington aioi esaid,
snd bounded anu deecrioed aa follows, to witt
beginning at potI,t on the rortherly side
OF apple street at tho distance of one hun
dred and sixty-lwo feet easterly from the
ly parallel with uenld street, and through
tho middle Of the division wall of tho ad-
Joining house. on the west Hevcuty.two feet
TO the southerly side OF q three feet wide
alley connecting with another three feet wide
alloy leading Into Apple street. thence along
sald side Of said alley eastcrly ral Gllel with
Apple street twel, e teet 10 n conner, thcLos
southcr,y parallel With ueald street and
through Tho eddie OF tho division wall be-
tween thia and the adjoining house on the
east seventy two feet 70 tbe said northtrly
side OF Apple street. and thence thereby
westerly twelve feet to The place OF begin
ming. bs the contents thereof what they may
with tho tree use and privilege OF tho above
mentioned two alleys Ia comlnon With others
entitled thereto forever.
Seized and taken Into execution as tho pro
perty of JRmes r. BraDnan. and sarah l., bis
vile and t. ts, and TO be sold Dy
WM. II. LAMBSOS, Sher.d.
Sheriff Once. New Castle,
june u. A D.. 1914 tupess stawts
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Do,ngs of the arangers. .

WAsHINoroN, July THE Execu.
tive Committee of the National
lirange. of the Patrons OF .Husbandry
Get In this city to-day To consider and
decided upon several impertaGt p ints
IF citing he o. der, ard viii lrobably
be in session week tr ten Days. The
0 mmillet is Mr. Wiliam Ssu aders,
of District Of O. lumbia, cha.gman MT,
+. X. Shanklald Of Iowa, Mr.. John
/. Jones Of Arkansas, Mr.. u. " yatt
Il Aiken, ). o., aud w I. Chase OF
New Hampshire. Among the subjects
10 he Considered Is ilieTenoval OF the
headquarters Of the National Grange
viii holu It's annual meeting, and q
proposition for au international es-
change between the c. operative scCie-
ties OF Great Britain ard the Grangers.
TO some point other tl.an Washington,
the place at which the National
Grange Mr.. Wrrall managing director
Of the Miss. Trading Co. Of England
which it is proposed shall act as the
medium of exchange, Is In this city,
together with delegation from co
operative societies of Great Britain and
they have already had an Informal con-
ference with the Executive Committee.
The committee at their meeting to-day
discussed several questions, but did
not consider the subject of removing
the headquarters. 1t Is understood,
however that the sub committee ap-
pointed TO investigate the matter will
report tomorrow in favor Of the selec-
ton of Louisville, Ky. Propositions
have been received from five or six
Western cities, Offering to give the
National Grange rent of buildings and
other facilities, but 1t Is believed the
committee will finally fix upon Louis.
Vile, mainly on account of Its central
location as respects tho locality OF the
Graugers, Worthy Master Dudley
w. Adams having been invited, will
moet with the Executive Committee.
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AN1MELESS CRIME.


CHICAGO, July IA dispatch from
Rockford, Ill, says man named Brown
has Lad a hearing there charged with IN
unheerd-of crime. IL appears that An
infant daughter OF w. L, Waterson. o
wealthy farmer living hear Roscoe was
left in charge Of the nun Brown while
the family was at church last Sunday,
On their return 1t was discovered t>at
the baby had been foully outraged, Dr..
Ransom, OF Roscoe. was sent for aud
verified tneir, worst fear, Dy stating
that the Child Was terribly nutilatrd
that death might follow, and that iuju ,
Tor hte was CERTAIN. Brown was at ouue
irrested, and is now held to bail tor 81.
COO. Tue cnlld was not much over u
year old. Great Indignation ia felt in
Jhe nelx xnhorAood OF tue crl C, anu IT ls
ortunate for Brow Ii tGat he is safe IL
the kockf0rl j.,
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An Observatory for she uaiversi.,

The Washington Chronicle takes con.
ISOLATION In anything that comes handy:
"Ihat the Republican party needed a
sudden. rousing 10 drag it forth from
its fancied security. no honest-minded
Republican will deny; and that there
Ia tidal wave setting In the oppo-
site direction, however, Is very plainly
evinced by the recent elections In
so ne OF the Eastern htates, and, al
though We cannot as a party expect
to regain at one grand stride the
ground We have In our apathy lost,
We have at least learned one ealutary
lesson, that We have q willy foe to
ceal with-oR whose vigilance Is the
most commendable trait In his CHAR
acter, and who will make desperate
night to maintain his hold upon his
hardly gained position"
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A New Orleans correspont tells @

a New Orleans correspout tells OF
little arrangement set up by aena.
tor Morton during bis visit to that
city. It Is thisi Pinchback, after a
weak contest, will abandon Ills sena,
torial claim, returning to New Orleans
10 use his influence to obtain the cleo.
ton of Jim Casey to the Senate, Ia
return, Morton Is to use his influence
to secure his Pinchbac election as
Clerk of the Senate. 1t is hoped
that by this arrangement the colored
vote will be secured next year, while
Pischbaek will be satisfied by his ele
vation to the clerkship. The cores
pondent also says' II Is very generally
understood that Ex-Governor Wormoth
Is In this field tor the next Governor.
ship. He has gradually drIfted back
into an alliance with the Republican
party, and may be regarded as the
probable nominee of the next CON.
vention.
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The Becoher Scandal.
IiIR JuRY IL couRr.

Yesterday the jury in the Deecher
Tilton case came into court and after
stating to that it was almost impossible
for them to agree, were sent back to
their room. They stood II to !.
AZ EXPLANATION TO FOREMAN! cARPEN.
TEk's REIGARXs
New YORK. July l.-Taa Brooklyn Ar
gus says the following Is correspondence
sent to Judge Nelson by the jury May
it please the court, we think there is no
possibility OF our agreeing On n virdiet.
ard we respectfully ask to ha discharg.
ed,
(Signed by eleven jurrors).
May 1t please the court, I don't think
we ought to be discharged just yet. We
are still discussing the evidence, and !
thihk we could profitGbly stay out Ion
ger.
JOHN F. TAYLOR.
Mr.. Carpenter did not state that the
jury stood II to !, His statement was
that II jurymeL were convinced that fur.
ther deliberation WAS useless, Ole jury
man was in favor Of further discussion
in the hope OF an agreement.
NOTE Taylor, tue author of the mi
norlty report, hls b-esn reported to ha in
favor Of u verdict for the defendant.
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The Philadelphia Geological Society,
an association Of scientific and public
spirited gentlemen, vino have secured a
portien OF Fairmount Park for the pur.
pose OF giving tae public at low rate
OF admission opportunities of viewing
<3re specimens OF the animal kingdom,
nave been me. with unexpected oppos,.
ton IN their praise worthy purpose. The
garden, like those in London and other
European cities, is open on Sundays,
when, in fact, it has Its greatest attend.
anee OF visitors. This ia bad for groR
shops and lager beer gardens, which i, a
Sariving business in Philadelphia on the
Lords day. But 1t is not from the pro.
prtetors CT these institutions that the
opposition to the work of the Geological
Society proceeds. Some of the more
psous deni2ens of the Quaker City have
taken alarm at ths siufulness OF an ar.
rangement which permits the hard.
working masses of Philadelphia, whc
have but one day in the week for leisure
10 employ O. portion of that time il
Looking upon Gods handiwork as dis
PLAYED in the creation Of wild beasts anc
BIRDS in Infinite vars;y, and lave in
'"t-d proceedings to close the garden
ca Sundays.
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o,a Sundays.

Reliable accounts from the West re.
port the crop prospects as unusual J
q .ttering and labor abundant at mater.
ial reduction from former rates. Ac.
counts from Europe are In favor of a
good market for our surplus cereals, and
with the practice Of continued economy
. aoug our people. must eventually great.
D. Improve the present condition Of af-
fIirs. There is every reason now to look
fos good fall trade. which will greatly
benefit the merchants ct the East.
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A. dispatch from Brownsville reno,

a dispatch from Brownsville reports
the arrest of Coriina by Colonel Man
ltol Psrrat, of the regular Mexican
cavalry. Cortira'a "police" have
also been arrested, dlsarmed and i'm
prisoned. There is great excitement
in consequence at Matanoras, where
trouble Is feared. The Government
troops hold the Custom House build.
ing. whore they have two peiccs of
artillery In position, and they also
have artillery at other pointa.
Sam Bard refused to give up the
postot1ce in Atlanta, g., yesterday
morning, as he had neither resigned
nor been suspended. Bard's bonds
men then noticed the money-orde,
clerk not 10 regard Bard's orders a:
they were no longer responsible as
his bondsmen. Bard then left the
Office and Comfy, the new appointee
took possession.
Albert Brown. eelored, was hangee
yesterday at Towanda, Pa for havina
in August last feloniously assaulted
| and murdered girl OF hve years. H
seemed Indifferent said that he did no
| consider himself responsible when b,
committed the murder, and Informed
the spectators that he forgave then
for what they had said or done t
him.
Thirty-two car loads Of water mel
ons passed through Atlanta, Ga.
yesterday, en- route from the highland:
of Florida to Chicago. A delegation
OF thirty-one Floridiaus go wsth them
to mako permanent arrangements fol
trade to and from the Northwest.
A joint meeting of the American
Rifle Association and the National
Association, of New Yo1k, was held
esterday. The object was TO raise
funds for the reception of the Ameli
can team They are expected about
the middle Of August.
The State Temperance Reform Par
ty of California met at San francisco
on Wednesday and nominated q ticket
headed by w. E. Lovett for Governor.
Tho pub ic debt staten ant for Jay
1 shows Q redgsti2p Qf St,4sl, ,244ys.
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hKitRIFt,s SALE

EJk virus Vi u NfA VI LUfbt1 THSLts 10 IIs
ID directed. will bo exposed u Pnblc Sale,
at Ito
DELAWARE AoUsE No u. MARKET ST
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. In the City Of vii
mingtoe, New Castle County. Delaware. On
TuCHSpAi.
the .3&il Day on JULY ! b. i5'..
At2 O'clock. 7. NJ.
Ito following desCTibed real estate, VIZ
AL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
aud dwelling the, con erected, situate Ia the
aaid city Of Wilmington. bounded and de-
scriD.d as follows, to W.T.
Beginning at poDt On the easterly aide OF
Mars land Avenue fol merry the Wilmington
and ChristlRha Ttu IA pike Roady at the distance
Of fifteen feet from tue easterly side OF Bird
Avenue, W u corner Of lot sold 70 William
Rowe thence eoutherly parallel with III i
Avenue s,xty-eighI teet TO the side vf Nancy
street, thence along tho same easteriy Ella
teen feet to u corner, thence norlheily paral-
lei with Blrd Avenue sixty eight teet " the
Aforesaid side Of MaryIauu Avenue ata
thence aong the same westerly sixteen feet
to the place Of bt ginning, be tho contents
thereof " hat they inay together with all and
angular The buildings and improvements OF
cry ktnd whatsoever, way g, water COURSES,
rights, liperties. prlvileger. improvements,
heEeultaments and nppurtenAnces Mhatso-
ever tn.reunto belonging or In anywisc ap-
pertalaing, &C.
seIzvu aud taken In execution es the pro.
perty Of Miohael Dunn and Ellen 4. Dunn
hs wiz, Ana I. t's, aud W be sold by
MN A. LAMbsUN. sheriff
sher. ia Office. New Castle,
Juu= "a. a. D.. 1878. 23-ltswts.
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Pay Oftaa s"10rs.

the Brc oklyn Supervisors yesterday
held their last meeting before vacation, !,
and adjourned unit! the fret Tuesday
In August, The bill OF the Beecher
Jury, which was presented to them
some time ago, goes over until their
next meeting, with the claim of IS G
day extra, which each Of the jurymeu
claims The county Treasurer has
paid the claim OF 50 day, but tho ex,
ira allowance Is within tho discretion
of the Supervisors.
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DEL. JULY .. 1879

TIE AXE UPLIFrED.-It is said that
the axe uplifted will soon descend. if il
has not already done so. on the neck OF
Marshal Dunn and Collector Nolen.
Who the parties are that Mr. Grant in.
tends shall fill these positions We do not
know.
1t is said that the whole affair Is man
aged at Dover apd Milford-thnt Hon.
George F. Fisher and Maj. Loaand have
the naming Of gentlemen to fill all the
Federal Offices in the State of Delaware
that the President has determined TO
change. His object seems to be to whet
the appetites of few of the more faith.
ful for third term. Grant well under.
stands that men who have served long
term in Office become indoleut and lose
their influence. The more active men
are those who are ambitious for Office.
and years service will only tend to
make them more energetic to secure
their patrons nomination.
DR.. Prettyman was taken wholly by
surprise. He had evidently expected to
continue in oftlca during Grants second
term. But some Of his particular friends
have been secretly undermining his po-
sltion at Washington and have hoisted
him from his snug place as suddenly as
though mine had been sprung. Wheth.
er bis own removal includes that Of his
son and nephew. who were in tAe same
choe. We do not know.
Another rumor. whioh has its rise in
the Philadelphia Times. is that Hon.
George ?. Fisher is himself to be re.
moved.
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NO1'iS;EN.
OFFICIAL NOTICE wont. orv,ov

hFFICIAL NOTICE.
MAYoR'a OFFICE,
sesys,sssgt,,gss..sssz- July I'd. 1875. s.
BY city ordinance passed one year ago the
firing Of shooting crlckers. 50 abs aud other
trew ofks, except on The Fourth OF July OF
the day set anurt 70 It's ce ebration (this
year being Monday 5th) is strictly prohibited
under q penalty of ten dollars
he same ordinance prohibits under itAe
penalty lsl0) the
FI.lNa OF GUNS, PISTOLS AND CAsSoSs.
and other firearms. es well oo the Fourth o
July as other days
The police are instructed TO arrest all per
sons violating this ordinance.
ty2-2t J. l. siAiSla. Mayor.
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nROrOSAI.G FOE FUEL

DRoro6ALS FOE FUEL
WI sIINoIoN. Del. june 4sif, l6A
SCALED pyoposals Will be received by tbs
Chairman OF the Committee on Fuel. % DO
rS Chestnu. street. until
SATURDAY. JULY I0th. lsIA
TO furnish the Board OF Education <01 tons oi
Honeybrooh or Harieigh LehiSh. or Locust
Mountain Schuylkin. Egg or Stove Coal. wei
screened 1nd delivered In oallArs OF the vRfi
Qua sohools, BY Dept let, lS.a
Also, 10 cord OF Kindling Wood, Pima and
In cellar by Sept. !, 1875.
Tho Cor1mittee reserve ths right to TsIsol
any or all BIDS.
ALLEN RUTH,
y. CHANDLER.
jScJ J. @. MORROW.
Committee.
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" E4xiiEi REPORT
WAsurNaTop JULY Q - !
PROBABILITIES.

For the South Atlantic ard Middle
States higher, followed by falling ba.
Tometer, southeseterly to northeaster.
~ winds, With partially cloudy, warm
weather in the former, but with cool,
increasing cloudy weather In the lat.
er, and followed By light rains.
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dividend.
- NATIONAL BANK or W Lius oroa
AND DRANDYwtNE,
Wilmington, Del, J uly lst. E7d-
Tho Board OF Directors have thts day de-
oiared Dividend OF seven per cent. for the
last elk monthe olear OF taxes. payable on
and after the 10th inst.
tylSt Z iAIB. CSsAer.
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PUBLIC SALES
'lHE ANCHORAGE"
AT PUBLIC SALE.
WIN be sold ut auction, on
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 18TH, l.
at q o'aln.k p Nj

ats O'Clock, p. si.,
IN the auction Room OF L v. esdilm : SCI
III hast Ath street, WILMINGTON, Del al, ib.
certain p,sce Of land, containing nearly Ng
acres situated on the souLhsriS side ct NeS
port road, now called Mary land AvGn12, Gu
bounded on the west by said avenue, b. t4
south by land of Henry LatIimrr aa4 On d
east AMI north by land late OF DT. JON q
Brown, deceased
The improvements are large EAa' I, !,
N6n house with modern Improve. n I,
mentsi an excellent barn and Uthgg 81
outbuldings. SAi
TINS 10 chance seldom pre9ertad 70 ~
chase delightful residence In C. lue .3yui4
just outside of the city limits.
Purchasers destfmgto yisw the p.tu +
viii be shown them by the person. ll5'4
thereon. To be sold without reserve o.
known at the Aale b
JOSHUA MAal'
tesoeodts president j. L.
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The following described he Estate, viz:
All that plantation or tract OF Land with
the dws ling hou- ., barns, and other vut
n01aee thereon erected, situate la Red Lion
Hundred and purity In Ienoader hundred.
IN the equity vi New Casts, AID State OK
Delaware, Aforesaid. lying . the west side
of the public road isadipg rom the lei Lion
to Summit Bridge, and on the south side by
the public road leading from GllDsrt's cornsr
to the village Vi Glasgow aud bounded On the
west by lands late OF samuel StldhRn de-
ceased. ~ Lands OF Sa' nsl owsll, deceased,
and lAnds OF Thomas Layman. and on the
south b. Landa now OF Late OF IA yatt, deceased,
OF how soevea otherwise the same may be
bounded or described; supposed ~ sontan
tpr.e hundred Aud eeyensy-eis ht acres be
the same more loss, teAcepting out of thus
present g ant about twent. -onS s.cres OF land
heretot rs S,nvsSed by the said Charles
Noble and WIN am W. Lnngslenth and wife,
to the chesapeake and Delaware @anM Iem-
papy.)
Ssaled and taken into execution as the pro
perty OF Me- ritt Fl. axsoa apd Hannah /.
Pax son, bus wife, and t. t.. and TO be Sold 6V
WIN. q. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
6her1H's OfBos, New Castle.
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south = degrees east 40 T-lo percbo, =. ,
niss niss Msns,oned can,i atone and place II T. y
two acres. three Foods. seynm m'u.l, , laly,
thirty-four hundredths of n ner, ,Prcla N
surface. more or less. '''eu VI laalNj
sefred and-taken IN execution
perty OF Joseph q. Lyman nnd az h0ts
wife and {. T.. and to be sold by S''0el d.
.. on M. n. LANISyN a..
Sherif's Ofoe. Ne@ Castlr. ''"'' 1ali
Jane .xiaA. Ia. 1876. I'm.
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INvlDESD.
- UNION NATIONAL nANK,
Wilmington, June 30, 1876 J
The Boari Of Directors ha 70 this day de.
olared Dividend OF per cent. out OF the
profits OF the last Biz months, clear ct tax.
payable on and after the 9tb pronmn
tylW JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier.
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kuENlEE,S stAr

Rf virtue OF writ OF Leva,I rooja,,,r.
at the "''' s4'
DELAWARE HOUSE, Sl3 MARKETS
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip. In the cl,yof NJ.
mington, New Cattle county, Ds. u VIZ
THURSDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULT l.@
... at 2 O'Clock. P. NJ
The following described real ts,se. VI,
All that certain lot or piece OF llnl, slo.,,.
In the said city OF Wilmington, L0vuo.i IA,
described as follows, 10 Wit:
Beginning on he southerly s.Ia q T5Ht
street between Walnut and Poplar Streets /,
ths northeasterly corner Of the east,tly g.l5
wall OF Countiss house, thence el. eII
along said side Of Fourth street tlltty .eTi
ssst 70 q corner of land OF Weyl beiu. 0pt
olstance OF tixty 1--we feet six inche4 from !.
Westeriy SIDE OF Poplar street, thence sq4.l
eri, along line OF said Weyl's and oLsi:
ntnety-foilr feet to q stake at thq d i.arco .
seventy.three fact und ten inc ca Ion h
westerly side Of Poplar street, nsssilrd
fiybt angles thereto. thence wp;teFy PM
iel with Fourth street thirty ;,at aad Ii
lncbes TO line OF land OF Cuilig, II
thence thereby norlherly para lel Bit3 .,
lar street ninety.throe feet 10 IL. placs 0. u
ginning, be the cuntsuis thereot wLaI t-e
may; BOOK vol. 7, page 2ll, r.
Selzed ami ia en- In exec tion tie pr
Ptrty OF John Christian Mlyer all Vagl
lena Mayer. his wife and t t., and to " VI
WILLIAM H. L NMBs9y l:.I
soefin's once New estle
june "A. A. D.. 1875, ) !g.C..;ara
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r>IvrnrNn NOTICN

hIVIDEkD NOTICE
- FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Wilmington. Delaware. July ]. lo'o.
= The Board Of Directo have this day de-
dared Dividend of Five per cent tor the
mand. GLO. u ARMSTRONG,
Jyl-0t CSshls1.
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All 0clock, +. a..

Tho following described rcul cs,,o
Ali that lot and pieco OF lanJ s,,r... N
renoader Hundred, New Cas,le cann,A c,uauA d
state OF Delaware, and more nor,,. ,Gl
marked and bounded as follows, H. t11',vrV,caae ,r,.,aae
beginning at q stake In line n, ~ ~,
John A. Reynolds. and cornor Of n, 'Sai, W. \
tho SAID Prtcharl's estate. md I' NJ u
thonce north oighty.six nm ihree.t rruull-!
greos, east eighteen and q hall ne ',M'4 cs, y
corner, thence north one and 'lsi Va
degrees west three perohes and ,,Ss,lt iSs 4fai
TO q corner, thence north forty thrGes" W. IL
and thirty-nve minutes east forty eigs, su,Vs' 90
half percbes to o corner thencn nnt,Htt gu
SIX degrees and eighteen minute, ,"e', 'a %,' .S
two and two-tenth perohes TO cnrrtr W
south eighty-seven degrees and len .,a r,.. W
west nineteen perches and seven.tee,I'll,, T'l, !, -
stake thence south four degrees ea,l ,ss...l
perches TO the first mentioned sl.t. ny
place OF beginning. oontalning sixt'+1-" Nv. "
and twenty perches OF land, more or ,s,- .'u
SetEed and taken into execution y; i'- ,Sa,.
ysrty OF William Robinson. decea,ej '0sEs XIV
Springer admir- OF VIM. Robuson H1lls
mortgaaor. who survived Hannah Po,i'.s ny :
hls wife. decd Mortgagor) ana 10 Les'jIls Ls'1I
WM. ii LAMBSOS. sas'.1
6berid'e Office, New Castle, N'"-
June "a, A. D.. ls75. Ie!5.n,r,
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40 To ytyl IJN.S TOR rpli ~tnck Of eser
~ hins 70 b sfcsnd n cigar ators.
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NEWPORT PLASTER MILL,
am now ding:e haveJaF ''
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the purity of which | euArsn'ee :, "a Sy5s ~
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