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Report OF the .ProsecaiIns Attor-
/ neY.

Report OF the ProsecuiInx AttOr.
PRosRcu-isa ArroRFsY's 0pFIcE, !
WooDs FIELD, OHIO, Sept. 6, 1875.
To the Honorable Commissioners of Monroe
county, Ohio: -
herewith submit nv annual report for
the year ending September s, 1875:
Daniel Tuel-charge, selling intoxicating
liquors to be drank where sold; fned. .$lo
and costs; fine and costs collected.
Daniel Tuel-same charge as abuve; fns. 20
and c'sts; fine and costs collected,
Daniel Tusl--samc charge as above: fine. 40
and costa; fne and rosts collected.
Charles Ksttee--charge, selling intoxicat.
ing liquors to be drank where sold; fine. 10
and costs; fms and costs collected.
Charles Kettee-same charge; Hne ......2o
and costa; fine and costs collected, =, j,
Charlea Rettee-same charge; hns ..... 40
and costs; 6ne and costs collected.
Charles Kettss-same charge; sentence, 10
days imprisonment in .csnnty sill. fne 50
and costs; 6ne and costs collected.
Jacob Burkhart--ohargs, selling intoxica
ting liquors to be drank whsts solis ae 20
and costs; 8ns and costs collected.
Jacob Burkhart-same charge; f1s 80
and costs; 6ne and sos on cost collected.
Charles Schell-chargs. selling intoxicat-
ing liquors to be drank where sold; fns IS
and costs; fae and costs collsctsd.
Charles Schell-sams charge; Ane .......5o
and costs; fine and costs collected.
Charles Sohell--same charge; sentence 20
days imprison msnt in couty ! ill fne :. So
and COSTS fine and costs collected, 49, -..
F B BPresentiue-ohargs, selling intoxioat-
ing liquors to be drank where sold; fls. 10
aud costs; 6ne and costs not collected. / u
+ B Presentine charge; fne. -. 10
and costs; fine and costs not collected.
F b Prssentine-sams charge; aus rs
and costs; fine and costs not collected.
F Presentins--samec charge; fue. as
and cost; ine aud costs not collected.
] g sSchaub- charge, selling intoxicating
liquors to hs drank where sold; foe. ;. so
and costs; fine and costa collected.
J q Schaub-same charge; fac. So. ....5o
and costs; fine and costs collected - ~
Jacob Sohusidsr-chargs, selling intoxioat.
ing Liquors to be drank where sold; sen.
tencs. 20 days imprisonment in county
Jothr Ano 'sssssssssssssss sVV
and costs; fine and costs ooliscted.
Rno0h Whitney-charse, contempt as Wit.
neea; ordered to pay costs; costs collect.
ed. = n
William Irwin aad John A Pogus=-oharge,
petit larceny; sentence, each to make
restitution of property stolen, be i'm
p.isoned in the Jail of the county
days and pay costs; costs not collected.
Total amount Of anes assessed. ....... .$sss
Fines and costs collected by me- during
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Nov l9.-Flour 5 75l7 90; Wheat l
O6al %; Corn 4Sa5lc; Oats 3o3c; Rye
! oslo Barley SIC.
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wThe Bellaire Independent says
that farmer near Centerville declares
that he can procure 100000 subscrip-
tions to the B 4 S. W between Be.laire
and Jerusalem, if tis located on the Pi-
ney route, now so much talked of. The
editor thinks he is little too enthusias-
tic.
A gentleman who has done not little
service for the present line is very posi-.
tive in the declaration that be can unas-
sisted procure sufficient subscriptions in
q few Weeksto secure the construction OF
the road by stiIl another route ~.
We do not undertake to say that these
gentlemen cannot do what they claim,
but il these enormous subscriptions can
be 80 easily obtained, why not get them
down on paper conditioned upon the
building Of the road upon such lines P
Let them show the books with these sums
subscribed, and then ask for change in
the charter. We are utterly unable to
see any sufficient reason for striking
Beallsville and Armstrong; Mills ou'
until some other route sholl sho,o a large'
subscription list
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8 Baltimore.

Nov. 19.-Flour 4 75a7 25. Wheat l
81; Corn 691c; Oats 40a42c; Rye 80
aS5c. l-.--
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New York.

Nov. l9.-Flour 4 IS @S 90. Whea,
/ l0a1 AS; Corn 74a75c. Oats 42@
SIC. Rye S0a95c. Barley, l 10.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFFIcE MARYLAND Stock SCALES, !
THURSDAY. Nov. II, 1875.
CATTLE-Sales at 2@6tc.
HOGS-Prices have fallen off 1@4e
since last week; sales 9t@104, and :
few choice shade higher.
SHEEP-Sales at 4@53c, gross.
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WoOdsfield, Nov. 23. 1875.

"a union Of hearts, a union of hands,
A union Of States none may sever;
A union of lakes, a union of lands,
And the FLAG OF OUR UNIoN FOREVER
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Report Of the Clerk,

cLsRk's OrrIcE, MosRos Ceusrr. ONO, |
septembsr 8, 1878.
70 the Honorable Commissioners Of saic
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C0uuty: =
As required by Law, subpait this. my an
sual report, as Clerk Of tue Court Of Con
mon Pleas OF said county. for ths year end.
ing on the arst Monday Of September, A. D.
1878: 7s1
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Balance In Treasury Sept 1874. .Slals 80
Amount coll on Duplicate Of 1874. l,75e 80
~ do by Directors ..... Gil SO
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ending Nay ,le75, dnfrmsry expenses not
inciu led N. HOkFFLER,
Auditor NJ. G. o.
Se:ni-Anuuai Report Ot the In
firmarY Dir eCtOrR.

numdEy DlT TeCtOSSs
OFFICE OF TIE IEPiRNARy DIRECTORS,
WooDsrrELD;; OHIO, Sept. /, 1875.
TO the Honorabis tbs Commissioners OF
Monroe County, Ohio:
In compliance with the requirements of
lavswe,. the undersigned Directors of said
Inirmary. submit this our SEM. Annual Re
port for the six months ending srptenb Der 1,
ISIS:
REPORT.
The lndrmary has been kept in all respects
in compliarcs with our rules aud directions
Number Of inmates received from March l.
s5. were s; number Of inmates discharged
To- present number males, rs; present num
Der of females, 81: total uuber of inmates,
66.-; The health of the inmates is ordinarily
good. The condition of the finances are as
follows:
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F. DIEHL & CO. S.,
wo q % q f. ~ T. d., OHIO.
Consisting in part Of Dry Goods Fancy Goods Notons
L. Dres. Goods Hat. Caps Shoes Ready
wareQ Quesnsw 30. EsAIss FstaAEss2&
In the Grocery line we have Coffee green and Drowned
Teas White and Brown Sugars Spices Tobacco Soda
Icle you may desiro
A Splendid LINE OF CARPETS OIL CLOTHS &c.
Eastern market
cash and paying Our Profits aud Quick Returns
elsrts
Satisfaction Produce
49ssat i azaH f. DIEHL q CO.. sasRsa
uovs3,7sm1 e Three Brick Building woodsddd Ohio
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sxPRSptruRss PoR rHs SIX xoarHs ENDING
SEPTEMBER I, 1875.
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RssPectfuIIy submitted.
John PFALzGRAP,
JACOB DRUM,
vi HENRY SMITH,
80 - .t8 Directors.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-19
GENERAL NEWS.

A telegram from Berlin announces
that tn Emperor of Germany has sign
ed the bill Withdrawing the State grants
to the Catholic clergy, which is there
fore now law. The editor of the
Germania, paper pronounced in op-
posing Bismarck, has been arrested
and his office searched by the police.
Matters appear to be growing serious
for the operatives ut Lowell. After
careful estimates, the agents for the
corporate companieg have concluded
that within few days the services OF
three thousand work people will be
dispensed with, and that this is basis
upon which the mills can be run for
an indefinite time.
Mrs. Polk, widow of Bishop Polk
died in New Orleans on Saturday
night.
The Hebrew Feast of the Passover
commences this evening.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
SIN ERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias to mt
ID directed, will be exposed to,public sale.
at the
HOTEL OF HENRY d. PAULlN,
In the town of Odessa, in ST. Georges Hun.
drcd. New Castle county, Delaware, Oh
MONDAY,
THE 18th DAT OF APRIL, 1876,
At2 o'clock, P. NJ,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
Ali that piece or parcel of land situate la
the village OF Odessa, county and State afore.
said, and bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the corner of the lot of James
X. Dwell, on the main street leading from
Odessa to Middletown, and thence with the
line OF said Dwell In northeasterly direction
one hundred and forty.seven feet to the line
OF lot belonging to Charles E. A. Mallly,
thence with the line of said Mailly In south
casterly direction fifty feet to the corner OF
tho lot belonging to Daniel Corbit, thence
with the line Of said DAME! Corbit in a south
westerly direction one hundred and forty
seven feet 10 the said Main street, thence up
the said Main street in a northwesterly direc
ton forty feet home to the place OF begin
ming. containing seven thousand three hun.
dred and fifty feet OF land be the same more OIL
less, ON which is erected a new two story frame
house, Nc.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
perty OF Josiah Ridgway, and Mary Ann
kidway, his wife, lato Mary Ann KING, sur
viving mortgagor, and L. Dwell, Ephraim u.
King. John Ii. King. VIM. ID. King, Charles
Henry King and Samuel II. King, heirs at
law OF John King, deceased and Francis Dug
gan terre tenant, and to be seld by
WIN. II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE, New Castle,
March 30. A. D, 1873. apr2-2tawts
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Mining Troubles.
rRoCEssIo THROUGH THE STREETS OF
WILKEsBARRE.

PROCESSION THROUGH THE STEEETS OF
wiLKEsBARRE.
WILKEsDARRE, Pa, April 17.-The
first open demonstration by the miners
of this section took place to-day. AT
an early hour this afternoon n process
sion of 900 men from Sugar Notch,
Warrior Run and Nanticoke marched
through part of the city. Their APP
proach had not been heralded, and
neither the authorities nor any one else
in the city knew anything of their
movements until they were ON their
way through. They were motley
and rough-looking crowd. Their off,
GERS were mounted and the commander
was dressed In a gray uniform, the
same as worn by the militia Of this
State. They had dram corpj, two
brass bands, and carried the Stars anu
Strips and q large number of banners
bearing various devices, some of which
were both profane and obscene. The
following were some of their notices:
eff union is strength Sugar Notch is
Sampson, "Our cause is just and we
will win," while we've crust we'll
not give in" Traitors should be
branded with the mark of CAIN"
"Bribers and betrayers are useless; our
union is noble and strong" "No sur
render till hell freezes over, and then
we'll crawl out under the ice." Two
men carried IN; nature scaffold with
an eff1gy dressed in miners garb sus-
pended from 1t by rope around the
neck. 1t bore the inscription: "a mod
ell betrayer and blackguard." One
banner had a representation of q man
being shot from behind. and above
were the words: "a traitors DOOM"
The procession was not halted in the
city, and no riotous conduct was man.
ifested. The men bore no arms that
were visible. 1t is not known whether
all in the procession were there of their
own free will, or whether, as the Haz-
Teton $; ction, large number were
compelled to go along, willing or not.
This demonstration was for the pur-
pose of intimidating such as are tired
OF the strike and want to go to work,
and, following right upon the heels of
the Threats at Kingston, as it does, it
will have strong effect. The strikers
claim to have full treasury, and that
money is sent to them every few days
from Hyde Park and other sections.
The prospect of resumlng work before
the summer months is very poor
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE., CLOUD PERsoN, do here.
~ by give notice that I shall apply in
writing to the Court OF General Sessions
Delaware. in and for the county Of New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the 10th day OF May next,
A. d., 1875, being the first day Of the next
May Term of tho said Court, for License TO
ton House, In School District No IL, White
Clay Creek Hundred, In the town OF Newark.
Delaware, and TO sell Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to l,e drunk
on the premises, and the following freehold.
ers recommend the said application, TO wit:
VIM. ID. Herdman, :. d. Wright,
Goo. A. CashO, Jos. Watson,
Nimrod Worrali, Jos. b. Luton,
j. r. Maxwell, Edward Wilson,
David Nuber, Fl. T. Riddell,
John Atkinson, EbepeFer 4. Watson.
Benjamin Wilson, David W. Black.
$. q. Finley,
aprl7-St" CLOUD PIERSON.
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LOUISIANA AT PEAcR.-The peacoful
organization OF the Louisiana LaoieIa
ture bellies the prophecies of the croak-
ers. Not United States soldier was
IN attendance or within call, and none
was needed. Both parties are satisfied
with the compromise which secures tho
recongnltlon of Kellogg as Governor and
restores the Conservative members 10
the body from which they were dragged
by Federal troops some months aoo
The present position of the different
branches of the State Government is
precisely that which was rudely distur.
bed by Federal interference and the
beace which prevails now would. we
hrmly believe, have prevailed then. had
the Administration let the State and the
Legislature alone. General De Trobri-
ana troops. We're only peace breakers
on the occasion of the raid upon the
state House. This is virtually acknowl-
eosed by the decision of the Congress.
lonal Committee returning the elected
memsers OF the Legislature to tho seats
from which they were hailed. Poetic
justice will not be complete NTH otI,o tho
men VINO were guilty of this unspeak-
ape outrage upon the peace and dignity
OF state are punished for 1t. We do
not mean the military and political ser.
wants at New Orleans, but their master
at Washington. 1t may be said thai
punishment has been already visited nm.
on the Offenders in the popular execrs.
tIon and reputation which followed
Their misdeeds in Louisiana.-JournaIo of
Commerce.
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Nc 'CE.-l, Charles Dever, In compliance
IN N.on the requirements of the act of AS
sembly In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writ.
ing to the Court OF General Sessions of The
Peace ahd jail Delivery oil the oti % OF Dola.
ware in and for the county of New Castle,
upon Monday, the 10th day of May next. A.
y. 1875. being the first day of the next NAV
Term of the SAID Court for License to keep
an Inn or tavern known as "Rising Sun No.
J." in School Districts Nos. % and rs, In
Christiana Hundred, New astle county, Della,
ware, and to sell intoxicating liquors In les.
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, and the following freeholdors re.
commend said application, to wit:
Abraham Geary, Peter Collins,
John Reed, James Blessingten.
James Mclaughlin, his
John McCann, owen n Murphey.
James Toner, mark,
his wit-R W. Reed,
john Aerley, Patrick Haughey,
mark, Paul Began, Sr,,
wt-Dan1 MuihseAne, John Dugan, Jr.
aprl6-3t CHARLES DEYER.
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THE mAnvEs. or THE WORLD

tI'NE nAnvEs. or TIE WORLD
Z Bes shesda Water.-It has restored
thnrrc~.ls tom the brink OF the grave given
the reach of all medical science. and turned
the rath If a!fiicton to one OF happiness IN
the blessing. within its virtues. II cures the
deadly briwhts disease and Diabetrs; ersdi-
Gates ili diseases Of the kidneys; restores tho
uripa-y organs to strength and power-in a
word. 1t is natural restorer Of health. and
has performed the most wonderful and miracu-
lous cures OF any known specific on the globe
Address for circulars, &C., CAPT. EUGENE
k. HENDRY, Waukesha, Wis.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-19

NJ oTICE.-1. J. z. Dullen, In compliance
IN with the requirements of the act of AS.
sembly in such case made and provided, here
by give notice that shall apply in writing to
She Court OF General Sessions of the Peace
and jail Delivery Of the STATE of Delaware,
In and for the county of New Castle, upon
Monday, the 10th day OF May next, A. D.,
1875, being the nrst day Of the next May Term,
for a License 10 keep AN Inn or Tavern at the
corner known AZ Phillip Maryil House, hris-
tiana Hotel, in the village of Christiana, in
schoel District No. a, White Clay Creek
Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware, aud
to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk ON the premises,
and the following frcsholdara recommend
said application, - Wit:
VIM. c. Caulk, his
James Bolton, James Il Mansfield
his mark,
Wm.f Clay Wit-Rob't McC Carter
mark, Robert McCarser,
Will. Price, John Lewden,
Lewis W. Ashton, John Wayne,
Wa- 3. earhder, VIM. f. Smalley,
Josiah Lewden,
John Smith.
sprle-St II. p. BULLEN.
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The Heart II n Wonderful PUMP.
the valves of which open and shut seventy or
eighty times per minute. IL an alcoholic
stimulant be taken into the blood the pump
works much faster and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All the intoxi-
eating nostrums advertised as "tonics," 'ren-
ovators," "correctives." &c. produce this dis
astrous effect, and hence all Intelligent Chris
tians are thankful that DIR. Walkers Vegeta-
BILE Vinegar Bitters-an invigorant and Alter
ative without sting-is everywhere sup
planting these proprietary posons. mh25-4v
The daily gazette., 1875-04-19

~ oTICE.-I, John W. sohmuek, do here.
~ by give notice that | shall apply to
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county OF New Cas-
tie, upon Monday. the l0th day OF May, be.
ing tho first day OF the May Term of the said
Court, A. D., 1878, for License to keep an Inn
or Tavern at No. West Fourth street, in ths
Third Ward, in the city of Wilmington, State
OF Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, TO be drunk
on the premises, and tho following frceholders
recommend the said application, to wit
l. j. McManus, Nathan Ileberman,
James Baxter, Henry Grebp,
VIM. ii. Chadwick, James Murray
James Smith, James Clark,
Daniel Collins, Patrick Murray,
Frank Bickta, Conrad Keller
Timothy McSw7ny, =. Lambert
Daniel McLlwee, Patrick Monaghan,
William Baxter Samuel Culbert,
Edward Eorrest, William Green,
John Stiber, Patrick Monaghan,
Charles Schmitk, Leonard uarnann,
Jacob Hauser,
aprl7-3t 30RN ". BCHMUCK.
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Total. al..,............. ...
uNLIMTTEFp CoNTRoL oF INcIpENTALs.

UNLIMITED CONTROL OF INcIDENTALs.
"Now, your committee find that the
18th section of the act approved June II,
1870, entitled AN act to establish Po-
lice Court for the District of Columbia
and other purposes, allows the District
Attorney almost unlimited control over
the question of the incidental expenses of
his Office, and is in direct conflict, and so
expressed on its face with the act govern
ing the allowance Of those incidental ex-
penses in erery other district IN the United
States.
The fees and allowances of all other
District Attorneys, except the District At
torney of the Southern District of n. Y,
which will be next alluded to, being un-
der.the control and allowance of the At
torney General and the accounting off,
GERS of the Government, your committee
can see no good reason for this exception
al legislation, and feel constrained to re-
commend that it be repealed"
During tine fiscal year Of 1874 the Dis
trict Attorneys Office alone expended
S33, ,499 16.
MORE COSTLY THAN EIGHT STATES aol-
BINED.
The cost of maintaining the Offices of
the United States Marshal and District
Attorney at Washington, with 131 900 as
the population retured by the last census
for the District of Columbia, exceeds that
for similar service in all tho New En-
gland States, New Jersey and Delaware
together, hich had population OF A.
523, $3.50 in 1870. This statement would
seem almost incredible, but for the fig
ures furnished in the official reports Of
the Attorney General:
For Mdrshals, District Attorney, clerk conn.,
missioner and Miscellaneous
Total. Total.
Aaineu-.... sl3, 1851 81 0onnecticut. st, ,493 81
n. Hampshire s,507 59iNew Jersey m 20, 1870 oO
Rermont . 1928 35i Delaware. ........ 4,976 10
| Massachusetts As, 75645 -
Rhode Island ll,7Ss l2 Eight States .l27,l55 "a
For M1rshals, District Attorneys. clerks,
rent, Commissioners, and Miscellaneous:
Total.
District Of Columbia. ............. SIPS, 1886 29
Deduct eight foregoing States. 127155 %
Excess for the District ..,...... $3.50 05
The daily gazette., 1875-04-19
SHARPS RIFLE CO.,

Military. sporting and Creedmoor hfes THIS
BEST IN THE WORLD. Winner at Intor-
national and nearly all other principal
matches at CreedmoOr. (see Oficial Record }
CREEDMooR RIRLEs, with EAevHtfons fur 1900
send for illustratei catalogue
yards, 800 to Si.g5.
4. o. wEsTCOIT, ires't.
ArmuFy and sffiec, Hartford Conn
The daily gazette., 1875-04-19

A DVERTINING: Cheap: Cord Sys-
IN tematic. All persons who contemplat
making contracts with newspapers for the in =
Gents to Geo T. Rowell x Co, Al Park Row
New York. for their PAMPHLET BOOK
tninety seventh eiiti0n) containing lists Of
over 2Ol0 newspapers and estimates, show
iDg he cost Advert ements taken for the
landiny ere in uanv States at a tremend-
GUS reduction irom pubii.hcrs' rates. GIT
THE BOOK.
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a VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

DR.. g. ". .Bensoa,a Prastietns Physician Of le6
Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd, (who has paid
much attention 10 nervous diseases,) has dis
covered that extract OF celery and ohamomlle
combined in certain proportion invariably
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic,
nervous or sick headache, neuralgia and nerv-
ousnoss. This is a triumph In medical chem
istry, and sufferers all over the country are
ordering by mail. He prepares 1t III pills, at
so cents per boz. The Doctor is largely
known and highly respected N baltimore.
-RptsGopai Msthodfst.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-19

cDSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
Il ING."-How either sex may faseinate
aud gain the love and affections of any person
acquiroment all can possess. free by mail for
IS cents: together with a Marriage Guide,
Egy ptian Oracle. Dreams. Hints to ladies.
e,c. A queer book. l.QN,0o0 sold Address I.
WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Pubs. Philadelphia.
maf23 2taw4W
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The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land situate In the
town Of st. Georges. in Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle County and State OF Del iware,
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
beginning at n corner stone of land late
Of John Sutton, deceased. running thence
BY said land south Al degrees east 10 $40
perchss to stone. thence crossing the pres
ent street and by and with land of John
to r stone. thence by land of John sutton,
deceased. north Al degrees west 10 $40 per-
ches 10 o stone. and south 6S degrees west
IT 4-10 perches to the place of beginning,
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Cha les IL. MoWhorter. John T.
McWhOrter and John NJ. Jones. and 10 be
sold by
VIM. IL. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle,
March 80. A. D.. 1875. arrl-'tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-04-19

STEAMER DAY.-The steamers sail
ing from New York for Europe on
Saturday carried AIT cabin und 585
steerage passengers, showing that the
season for travel has fairly opened
All the steamers carried large cargoes
OF cotton, grain, provisions and leath-
The daily gazette., 1875-04-19

Money in Philadelphia, says the Led.
ger, is in abundant supply, and we con.
tlnue to quote call loans at 8, 4 and 5
per cent. strictly first class two name
paper at per cent. strictly first class
single-name paper at and 81 per cent,
loans on Government collateral at 5
per cent. and on first-class bonds and
stocks at and per cent.