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OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN. ,
Sunday, July Is, 1875. I
CLEARED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, July rs, 1875. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship State of Alabama Stewart for
British steamship Vanguard, Gill, for Philadelphia
Steamship New Orleans. Dearborn, for New York
Steamsmp Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
Spanish bark COnstancia, GuarcliOa for Barcelona
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Hudson. eager from New York 18th
instant, to A. M0ultOn-2d district 8 A
British steamship st Louis, Reid from rivo-,.,,
LIST instant, to Sas Weeks &cO-4tir distr;ct xs
BARK Adeline Adams, Colum 20 days frem Bo 80
sTEAMBoATs.
Texas. Stinde. from Grand Ecore
Ori0ie, OPry, from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coast
IBERIA, Morse, from Lower Coast
BELOW-AT QUARANTINE
Steamship W Lord, Cotton. from Havana. tina
EXPORTS.
BARCELONA-Bark Constancia-31 200 .tara.
LlVEkPOOL-Steamship State of Alahama AK
baies cotton % hid. tobacco $500 bbls "nI ~ m
DusneIs wheat IN bulk 239 tons ocake q rs mn ~
specie 5C63 slaves SO pcs white oak 100 ZOOS 1a'ne
coftom looo sls a;,enn New bales
hhds IRON hhds tobacco 800 hides Is 600 1soO
empty barrels '" ''~'Vos AoVO
MISUNDERSTANDING Lfzzie-lo5o ali. mo-. N.
DDs nour ~ oos moasses 20 bbs sugar hbd. ~
gar 100 sks oats so SKIS bran 20 haas co.,. "a.
pork 20 cks meat 10 ties lard Aee To Dolls
PENSACOLA--Steamer Amite-aao dr., 49, =,
sks oatt 50 SKIS bran 200 bbs flour d boS ny, ~
81 ools whisky half bbls whisky 10 hhls s nona
6bs pork hhds sugar cks bacon tcs la.S 1t ~
hams liz pkgs mdse n scs iard D tee
IMPORTS.
NEW YORk-Steamship Hndson-Astd ,,a.
LiVERPOOL-Ste amshp st LousN5s u7o =,
IRON Ties 10 500 bricks 1871 bxs tnulate 2os pude
crates earthe nware 100 cks beer So bhs nues ID
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GRAND ECOkE-Steamer Texas-oa h.,.
80 SXs cotton seed hid sugar bbls snca, ttCn
m0ias3eS III bales hay lG6 head cattle AND .o3D
Low Elk COAST-Steamer Oriole an a., sunul1es
20 bos onions bbls potatoes "a aka NOT onions
LOWER COAST-steamer Rice Parme,--s,,
nee sks POTATOES and sundres Dds
Lo"Eh COAST-Steamer Id ,ria-Snpdrias
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEyAs p.un
ny, nee 4sl head cattle 1921 4l3 in sn.
= W. IN cure ncy and snpdrfAs Al specie
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RArrpo.n
Gu Dds krou 20 half bbls kror 81 NH. July
Dds tMrpentine 10 bbls rosin and sundr;e. p'cn II
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CtICIco ,
nVAD, July $3.50 bales cotton and sundriae MALI
july "a bales cotton and auudries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAIp0.n
W hhds sugsr and sundries 'uiy a.
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tillery and contents to inforce the payment
of an assessment. Among the contents
were fourteen barrels of highwines, Of
which Hartmann claims to be the owner.
The defendants were held to bail in the sum
of $l7, 900 each.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the New Orleans Pestenlcl
July p, 1875.
LADIES' LIST.

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. n. TO ~ II.
Pei sons calling for these letters will please cay
''Ady0rtsed and civo date
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BANKS AND BANKING

CAPITAL. 100000.
z. c. PALMER, President
JAMES JACKSON, Vice Presidsr.
Directors.
ED. CONERY, FREDEPIcv rr,,,<
J. H. KILLER w THnM. " No.
"B SCHMIDT. JAMES JACKSON.
E. c. PALMER
This company iHsures against Ioss bv h,
thleves and fire at low rates and its can,. sale,
security to depositOre "DiSsl gives
s small deposits received and six per cent inta-.
est per annum payable semi ANNUALLY HAtor.
JNII " JOHN $. WALTON Casb;s,
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ClTIZENs' SAVINGS BANK.
"a bank for small saviups,
6RUNEWALD HALL.
Pays six per cent interest; pays denosi1s
nand, and conducts business on the MOI , IN oo,
principles consistent with depositSrs ;1. liberal
examination is invited to its manaeemspt "a
financial condition. e0nens ana
J. L. GUBERNATOR President
- .nn, NaeHleI. apo 1y
A. EW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITr.
~ TON. No. l5S Canal street. Trustres-Dr. "
Sewton Mercer, L. T. Generes David Urquhart.
5eOrge Jonas, John g. Gaines, Thomas A. 1dams'
Csri kohn, Thomas Allen Clark Chrisfiar,
Schneider, Charles J. Leeds samuel Jamison.
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
1. F. GENERES, President.
N'ANIH' niIshA~' lreseureh spl8 ~
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Hudson. eager, from New York 18th
instant, to A. MOultOn-2d district 'A
British steamship st Louis Reid from Live-roo,
lst instant, to Silas Weeks &cO-4tlr district 4S
bark Adeline Adams, Collum, 20 days frem Bos.
ton, to master-POint ~ D"o-
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

JOHN N. g. PARKER, Postmaster.
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More Arrests Of Revenue Officers,

MILWAUKEE, July 24.-J. NJ. Bean. COL
lector Of internal revenue, and the deputy
collector, were arrested yesterday on an
order issued by the commissioner Of State
court, on complaint of one Ferdinand w.
Hartmann. The collector had seized . dis
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Steamship Hudson-
LILY Notwithstanding st LOUIS sI7 bs,
IRON ties 500 bricks 1921 bxs tinplate M a,a ndle
0'@'eS eartne hware luz cks beer 50 bbs soda ash
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20

TIE rain storm which visited this city
yesterday, accompanied BY 8 raw, chilly
atmosphere, was continuation OF the
heayy storm. nearly elua!ing hurricane,
that swept over Galveston, Texas, last
week. almos, overwhelming ,ha. place. ],
had been predicted that this same storm
would take nor,herlv course and soon
be urcn US, but none had any idea that ii
would travel with such velocity Is to be
upon rs 50 early. The Geographic reports
this morning chronicle is visitation upon
the Atlantic coast and in many places it
cid considerable damage. ba. here it was
comparatively Light.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20
. SHERIFf"S SALES.
CHERIFE'S SALE.

By virtue ofa writ of Levari Facias n
at the f-'e sac
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER rAsyr1r
IN Aidd!etOWn, in 81. Georges Hundred
newcastle County, Delaware, on ThursJoT'
the 3tth day Of september. ISIS. at 2 o,cIccs
+: M, the following described real estate
viz: '|"1 e''ate'
All that tract or parcel Of land sitpate
IN 81 Georges HUNDRED aforesaid. bounc-
ed ana described as follows, to-wit: 40. ia
-,beslnhiBg at point on the Subtle roa1
leadlng from Odessa 10 Middletown. n cor.
ner for number fifteen and running thence
VIII the same south twenty-eight degrees,
east thirty-seven and four tenths vercieS
lo me hne OF land Of Daniel Corbit: thence
WIN the same south sixty-one degrees. west
sAtten ana Two tcnths percles and south
sIAty-t"o degrees, west two ard seven
ttntns petcIes, 10 coraer Tor number sew
eHteen; thence with the same nor, n twenty
elgnt degrees, west. forty-one and two
tenIhs perches to said putISic road thence
with the same north seventy.four deot eos
east seven and five-ienths perches and
north seventy and three-auarters degrees
essteleven and eight-tenths perches 10 he
place OF begin ming, containing fD,lr acres
and one hundred and two perche,. more
or less. Fes' "''i
Seized and taken into execution AZ the
property ofsamuel NJ. Enos and Ruth En1S
nis WlIs, ana rs, and to be sold by
WM: H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
sheriu's once. New Castle. Sept. 10.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20
F1sAvC1A1.
VntIserox, ~, R
Saturday. So. Is. l67S.-kP. HA

An exceedingly weak and unsettled stass
of affairs with Wall street, New York, and
Third street, Philadelphia, filed With, bad
r1mors of failures andthe different latfSraa
adapted by conventions of several States
have calculated TO, make the markets very
irregular, especially in gold which has been
strong, but, very scarce, the extremes, Of
which were 115A@117, while the leading
characteristics of the Stock Exchanges hsye
been declining prices, with the marked ex-
'ception Of Erie, which closed tonight At
2G9z), notably in Lake Shore, which on
Wednesday reached its lowest point, SIX.
Western Union Telegraph has been steady
until today when 1t has been freely pressed
for saleat 771l.o4E -.eu. aiulw 81 7afsg4.
Money easy At 2 per cent on call. .,,,, s.
Our domestic, market for the week has
been considerably more active with numerous
sales and at greatly advanced prices. First
National Bank At l.42A, Wilmington and
Brandywine Bank, 6lX@62A. a.. Bank of
Delaware 50H. Georgetown Gas at 36sS@37.
Wilmington and Western first mortgage
2O@2l. Money easy at to 6 per cent,
very little commercial paper offering. sd
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20
Ihe French Empress and and Hcr
Husband as NOyelists.
Gdldry for October.

Galarytor October.
NJ. Feuillefi is an arissocrat in literature
and esehews the man in blouse, who ar.
pears as little as possible in hi novels and
plays. In the Historic de Sibylle' the
work is arlstocratic and pious, il, the "Ro-
man dun jeune homme pauvrs" it is aris-
toera!ic and moral. He has always bask-
ed in the genial rays Of aris:ocratic favor
he stood near the throne under the
second empire. He was the favorite all
thor Of the Empress Eugene, who is SUD-
posed to have inspired him with the ideal
Of the 'sibylle;' that is, asked him to write
novel from the Roman Catholic point of
view. The sleader intellectual gifts of this
amiabie and fervent Christian could not
have more than made the vague suggestion.
and when the novel was finished the ssma
mental deficiencies led her to believe that
II was the cheff cure of the age, She
has her qualities, but the critical faculty in
literature Is not one Of them. 1t NAV be
observed. in this connection, as an inciden,
attesting thereto, that when the Tailieries
was invaded BY the red democracy. an m
hnished novel was found a: which the En-
press and her husband had been trying
their hands, and which hardly rose To- th,,
evel Of mediocrity.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20
CHERIFFS' SALE.

By virtue of q writ of yenditioni Expona.
to Inc directed, will be opened to pubii.
sale at the hotel OF Alexander Maxwell IN
M1ddletown, in st. Georges Hundred, New
Gastle county, Delaware, on THUksDAY
| the 3Oth day Of september, 1875, at 3 o'clock.
p: IN. the following described real estate
viz: ,,r.
No. l. A lot Of land situate in Midd,etown
st. Georges Hundred, New Castle county.
and state OF Delaware. bounded by Lake
street, sure Cass street land Of John, Townsend
on SAID Lake street and about one hundred
ana twenty feet deep, with two frame dwell
ling houses thereon erected. II
no; =. a lot of land situate in the village
OF Odessa, in the Hundred. County and
certain alley by lands of Daniel stevens.
and ~ number three next described, being
ABOUT hfty feet In front on said High street
and ABOUT one hundred and sixteen deep,
Win frame dwelling house, carriage house
ana stable thereon erected. l.. @T~
NO. 3. A lot of land situate in the village
or odessa aforesaid, bounded by High street
ny certain alley by land of John Appleton
ana by NO. =. above described, being about
ahy ahhir.y leet IN front on said High street. and
with frame dwelling thereon erected.
!, NO. =. A lot of land Situate in st. Georges
hunared aforesaid, bounded by the road
leading from Odessa to Middletown, by
lands of William Polk, Chas A. 4. Malley
aIu h Dahlel CoIblt, contaipg four acres and
NO. track of marsh land situate in |
81 georges Hundred, aforesaid, bounded by |
creek. and by land late of
'onn anrsa Sanver and others containing twen
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Samuel NJ. Enos, and to be sold
,y WIN. II. H.LAMBSON. sheriff.
eheriiis oIlce, New Castle, sept H.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Levarl, ru.saI 4" al
alrected, will be exposed to opuprrr
DELAWARE HOUSE. NO. 5l3 MAKnthne the
Kept by George w. Ortlip, IN lnry1i, wi
WILMINGTON, New CASTLE Ceetyprb esrprb
on SATURDAY, the 18th day u a,llOvl
1919, Mt 2 O'Clock p. NJ. the io ,ilot cer
scribed real estate, viz: All tnsp df
OF land with q two story DrleH said
thereon executed, situate IN lnv ovrihedI
Wilmington, bounded ans desf .he pd1
lows, to wit: Beginning, az asn .m NJ
side of Seventh street, DetM.onca o1
and Monroe streets, at the dls.In'o dlI" ri
six feet from the easterly slaU po t
street. and Mt the centre OF 9 ""nd
inch wide alley. between this ng|
joining house on the west; tifi tiiaT and|
through the centre of said aiiest tol
lei to Monroe street, eighty III 10 81
ner; thence easterly Parali.en.o cornell
street, sixteen feet to anotheaL arst stta mep
southerly parallel, to the n,sh LIN tho
line and Monroe street throusa and
of the party wall between tn's s.,chty
Joining premises on the east e'sf =
tho aforesaid northerly sluas,erly
street, and thence thereby Weeb We bs b
feet to the place Of beginning'
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In eSisskwee
Of Harrison n. n. Patl
Anna G.. his wife, and JosePIb y be sold
NJ. =. Patton, T: T. 8. ana MuERsON,s
WIN: H. Ia AMine stie' ept
Eherid"s ONCE Now Cas"''
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20

NlSC :-o.e such days Is yesteriav vi!
sTee.7 away the E-a.ch c-o?. and We have
not the least doul: tha. the farmers Of Ii,
Peninsula will express n9 regre,. Tht
season has been one Of tle m3s. u2o-os-
lat!e sha. the farmers have had io- NAM
ye1rs, anI the crops hare no. be--r- 10 p2v
them. Is the same anoun. OF mo-ev s-I
time expended upon other things wouId
lave done. But although it has be, a..
tetldel with serious loses 10 nanv, ,oe,a
have b=en practical Lessons lsarnai tr,-, i,
which ii needed viii accomplish n.nv
good results. Ii has served 10 awaken II
growers 10 knowledge tha; the p-oirc. !.
greate. than the market demands and
.tha: ii the yield next year is no, OF. hal,
50 grea: q it has been this, that there will
81 s:.!l b. enough to supply the market.
lAe! will therefore turn their attention n
ci'Posl@- Of the fruit some o;he. way than
h'''!n= the markets viii. it 10 70, vpo,,
the hanIs Of the dealers. Tie: will ,nr,
'AelF attention to disqualification Q: other
'hiags besides peaches, ,ha. in connection
WIZ. 'As later VIII make The products o.
Their labo-s Profitable.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20

1AE Ha!c money platform OF the Demo
cratic Convention Of New Yo-l. ,y,. ~.
OF the most blind steps tia: the pa-.v in
'4ai s'a'e ever took. Thai, was nredsce-
ted upon very mature delibera,ioo oc ,ra
financial question. and the actual reesss;.
ties OF the people, it would be very foolish
,'' an: one to say. But it appear: 10 have
heen the work Of = few WHO had q co.,ro,
Ing influence AMI succeeded by ,le;-
s"Fs" management in forcing thi. false
d'c'rlne ofthe party upon the ,s9,Ie ..
.Ae sentiment Of the Democracy Of the
State upon this question. l. Is arr,e,, by
'"eM th't il they lal have
a'op,sa an imitation platform. Coz,
eFn"r Iiiden's Reform 1neas,..s worrd
become in the ca2paign a Sc u.!lrr con.
'sideFailon, and the financial plank would
alone 9e taken into account BIZ the crea,
HISS of the voters. This is the Ianss,
manner to creep out Of wha, has ALREADY
been seen TO be an error tha. cou,d l..
imagined The financial plank will bs
taken INTO account as much in hard no,.,.
as though it had been the one Of imitation
and more SO that it !: what it has been
named. 1t was serious blunder. and one
that the party may have cause to regre,
most seriously.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20

An aferason paPer, evidently soursd
Fat the amouat Of ntsrprse that he HEs-
-1Lp displays, and tiie rapidny Win which
it is gaining in circulation takes occasion
to ridicule its publishing Mr.. Rayard',
speech. The grounds f,r this are ethaf Mr.
Bayardd dii&ien.xith the HAaAAD- -upon the
currency question. We do not profess -to
publish paper shat is go hampered BY
prejudice that it must exclude What is re-
ally news from its columns. The HER-
AID publishes what il news to the people.
The open expression Of opinion Of any
man in public life apon a question 80 i'm
pcrian! as si.at of finances is a mater OF
news, and important newa That it was
SO regarded By the people is we'll atteated
by the large demand for the papers up to
a late hour on Saturday afternoon. 1t
was an exhibition of enterprise upon the
part of the HERALD that is but seldom
Witnessed outside Of the larger cities, one
that was attended by considerable lex-'
pense, and evinced spirit that shows the
disposition of the paper to spare neither
money nor pains to place before its read
ers all the news that lis variou, depart
ments can convey. s-....a r. b.,
This has already been instanced BY the
fact that we give the fullest telgraphic re-
porn Of any paper published in Whining
ton, consenroranecus with the morning !
papers Of Philadelphia and faithful re-
cord Of all local events. In this We wish
the HERALD to be considered newspaper
published as lever of information to its
readers. And We should feel sorry indeed
il We were 80 firm in bigotrv, and deeply
s=s in prejudiees that we dared not or
would not give the views Of another upon
, matter Of importance because the author
happened to entertain a different idea
,pcn certain question from ourselves.
We might as we'll expect to see member
If one church refuse to hear a sermon
rom the minister Of another, for the prin.
,iple would be the same exactly. |
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20

Now the pipes hare commenced to pls:
The s2a-e old tune in the Republican rank;
Of eet-action agains. tie opposing caaii-
dasas' This has bagpn in PennSvlvan;a
and he organs 0; iha Republicans are rak.
ing Up Judge Psr>lin-'s record IL the
Legislature q that STATE . a -eas1a hat
be should not be elec1ei. So iar it hss re-
su,:ei in nothing, and viIl p,ore wax
ammunition TO tgil, hin with. Wl..ave-
NAV have t-en liz p.:va;e opinion IN re-
garl % os.-a:a q.e-:it1=, have n1hia-
wha:ever 10 90 with III .h;;iiiias 10 Ill the
position oi Gova-no- with a,oeP.ai5iili,v.
His :.oIesty zshts down lie re,,v accusa-
,ions ti.2s have peea made aszins. lin and
his vision : Of lha. ss2ndari thai p.ys
10 .;;-:.::: I ID lie s=;1:s4.ess trsd6le G: a
few
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20

1T Is quite possible that at the mex
meeting of the City Council, an aadi-
ton to our present police force, and a
special detective to ferret out cases which
our ordinary policeman is not qualified to
DO will be asked for.
Both requests are pertinent and should
be carefully considered. The appointment
of a special policeman would, no doub,,
give satisfaction to our merchants, who
have very cften need OF jus. such an
officer.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20
FALL AND THE THIYKERs.

The cold atmosphere of Yesterday va.
the first genuine taste of fall. Nipping
trosts will soon come, and the long even
ings will be spent in reverie by the fire.
side. Dickens paints character in one
Ct his novels sitting by the fire in a dreamy
state, and 20. alone was this experience
that OF Dickens or any of the characters
that he painted, but there are few who
have no' had precisely the same fancies in
the fa,l months. The lover, the business
man, and those whose heads have become
frosted with age, all engage in reveries in
the COO, crisp, fall evenings, while sitting
beside the cheerful FIRE. The mind wan
ders back TO the days that have gone never
10 return again, and each one dwells upon
some parucula. scene in which they have
taken pan, OF speculates upon the future.
But We have omitted to mention one who
lakes prominent par, in these reveries.
He Is the long, deep thinker; whose mind
Eanders back far into the past, and he
dweils here and there where he might
have tetteEea himself and frightened up
Opportunities, when he lapses into build
Ing up castles in the future, until
they they have grown 50 great that
&c is awakened by the startling efec,
lhe work has upon his crn Imagination
This is TIE politician. The speculative
politician. The politician who has brayed
many storms, who has been with the pay
u IN lis successes, and its reverses. He
who spends his time in draining Of wha.
glory awaits the party, and stands about
'he corner With cane under his arm and |
tuHbiing hig fob chain always awaiting
developments. He knows hsw this ward
will go, and how far behind tn a.ward will
run. His nose has grown rosy in the ser
vice, and his grasp is tina. Of cordialitv re-
1uced to science. He is a sort Of polit;-
cai barometer and he never opens his
mouth without word or two to saw abou,
:he situation. This is the busies, dreamer
We have whs sits beside the freside in
hese coo! fall evenings and dreams Of
he past and what is to come in the fa,n,e
de knows all and vet knows nothing
a!s,s Of that which is not realized .rd
ris 10 so;Te the problem Of the future in
he depths Of the FIRE. In him we have
he deepest We: the saallowes. OF all the
all thinkers.
Bat he is he happies. Of his rartr. for
ie ESCAPES h: work, and does the talking
Tie c!rb meeting w.uld be without him F.,
Ike the pigs tail without the curl.and the
'artE certainly could not exist If he were
desert its ranks. Ths open air speeches
you'd loose ore half their eclat If be were
'os pseseil: 10 give the steDtorian cry Of
Order. Gentlemen, Order...' and the re-
'resen1ation Of speakers would be incou-
!eie, Ii he were not among them. Re-
options would be but common affair.
'ithoui he perfected the arrangements and
he harmony Of the occasion very much
naTred. Thus We have given the politi.
a! dreamer, and every city has its share
{ them. Il
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20
sHERIFF,s SALES.
1HERfEFs SALE

By virtue of q writ or Levari Facias to me
directed will be exposed for public sale, al
t6TiI Of THOMAS D. BRADwAY,
TOWN OF DELAWARE CITY,
Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Del
KIArIawares On F1L-Eg
TUESDAYsthe 18th day Of SEPTEMBER,
1875, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz An that tract, piece
,drett adjoining land Of James I. Carpenter
and others, and bounded and described as
follows, tO-wit: Beginning in the public
road at q corner for lands of the said James
I, Carpenter and runifing thence With said
hundred and tlirty-threc and four-tenths
perches, to cornerf0f land OF William Clea-
yer; thence herewith north twenty-five
degrees, west seventy-seven and two tenths
Perches, south 50 degrees, west fifty-nine and
s. perches, south u degrees, west perches,
south IS degrees, west l6 perches, to line
ditch In the marsh. then with said ditch
north 81 degrees, west two and seven-tenths
penches, north Is degpees, west thirty-One
and SIX tenths perches north degrees; west
grees, east eleven and two tenths perches,
north Il degrees, east twenty-three and
eight tenths perches, north thirty-one and
One half degrees, easttwelve and one tenth
perches to iineOf land,o William McMul-
len thence threwith south sixty seven and
one half degrees, east sixty and three tenths
perches; north twenty, three and one half
degrees, east thirty five perches, to lands of
James 7. Carpenter aforesaid; thence there
With south sixty seyen,and one fourth de-
grees, east one hundred and twenty and two
tenths perches, to the place OF beginning,
containing one hAAdsed and three acres,
two rods and twenty five square perches OF
land, more or less; also an that certaint
other tract Of land situate near, the village
of Port Penn, bounded on the south by the
road leading to and from st. George marsh
ana me Fort Penn rpad, containing twenty
hSeized and taken in execution as the
property Of Isaac S. Cleaver and Mary Ann
B., his wife, and two tenants and to be sold
" WIN. H. JAMESON, sheriff. Gil
SherlH ONCE. New Castle, Sept. Z, 1875.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-20

Miss Iennie Clafin, Of New York, will
on saturday next, make her debut in one
OF o. the principal theatres of New York
City. n
A terrible storm of wind and rain has
prevailed in Mobile, Alabama, in which
property was considerably damaged,