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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Crooked Treasury Omcisis N oney-M skins
In Philadelphia.

WASHINGTON Sept. s.-A suspicion Is raised
that responsible Treasury orcias are Interested 10
swinde which escaped the attention Of Congress
contrsot for furnishing what known the dstlnc
tive nore paper. eIclusveiy used In printing bonds
legal tenders, bank notes &c Fearing that ething
msht De done the interested parties have caused an
Immense stock TO be furnished oy the present
tors IN Philadelphia. sufficient, II 10 estimated To sup
ply the want for three years 1t will be shown that the
price paid TO the Glen MilsCompanV hiss been nttytwo
cents per pound more than the -ame could nave teen
FURNISHED for by the most trust worthy paper makers In
tAg c1u4tTy.
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Jersey City's Candidates.

Ex-Mayor W. w. Shippen Of Hoboken, the
millionaire lard owner. eIAttorney General Gchrts
and ex Mayor Chss. H. oNeill of Jersey City can
didates for Democratic electors from the Seventh Con-
Rressona District OF New jersey II OF the eco
tors large Is taken from Hudson county Mr. Shippca
Will be chosen. He 10 Chairman OF the State Dono
crallc Committee.
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votInr at Ma.hinrion,- neadounrter-.

NEwBURGH, Sept. s.-For several days psst
the patriotic ladies' Of thi. city have held Centennial
tea PARTY at Washington Headquarters. and for the
special benenl OF that much neglected Place. 1t closed
last night. Al each entertainment ballot box was
opened to allow visitors to vote Tor their Presidential
preference. handsome young iAiy otnclatlAg n
spectOr The whole number Of votes east was 100
1liden ana III ndricks re Giving y3d and Hayes aud
NneeIer 773 giving rdcn ana HondTicAs IL AJOrty of
lO3. IL cOat lYe Cents 10 wore.
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Goshen N. Y. Sept. SIT Is reported in Dem
ocratc circles in thus county that the delegates from
tins Congressional district to te Saratoga Convention
week will present ana urge the nomination Of the
Hon Daniel h. st, John, the State Senator OF this
district, for the once OF Governor There are many
here hoNeyer who Ih nix the most tulicons noInlni.
Lord IL Is believed that nothing but the nomination
ot Aueh candidate can retrieve the lost ground.
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A wife Seeing her Husband Killed.

Henry Pinchback Of Psmrapo, attempted 70
board the 0t0 A. NJ. train Of the New Jersey Central
Railroad at the cepot on 1hursdsy after the had
started. His foot slipped. he fell. his skull
crushed He was "a years Of age and lately married.
HIS young wife the accident from their verandah
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Defalcation In Newark.

Frederick Kuhn. Secretary OF the Newark
German Savings and Loan Association, made aindayit
yesterday charging Andrew Holman, Treasurer OF the
institution, with being defsmler 10 the amount Of
tS S43. search warrant procured. anu a BOX
found IN HIS trunk broken open t54l1 Of he
missing money was recovered leaving ~ 80 IN notes
anu k976 10 caAh sti missing.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THA
SUN'S REPORTERS.
Gratifsins Response to the Proposal that the
People Shall Ala the Widows aud Or
nhnns of the Men Mha Eel with Cuater.

The subscription fund for the relief Of the
widows orphans OF the men who died with Custer.
stsrted six weeks ago BY Col W. c. Church, OF ire
Army and Macy Journal smounts to a 800 26. In
one week over t12oo was received principally from
of1cers and enlisted men In the army and navy. The
long list Of subscribers includee the Of d.tin-
guishcd Generals and their wives side by side with
those OF private soldiers and company aunuresees.
Nearly every Western fort and mtory post has con-
tib uted, and the crippled inmates OF the Soldiers
Home have added their mites TO this generous fund.-
Some Of the money has been forwarded to the unfor
tunNe women TO relieve their immediate necessities.
hut most of deposited with the United States Trust
Company TO await information from the sufferers
WHAT 10 not needed to relieve the widows own wants
might has been suggested, be applied 10 the educa
ton OF their children
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SEA GROVE N. j., Sept. Sat the executive
meeting closing the sessions OF tie Forest Congress.
papers read from Prof Ruschenberror President
of the Academy of hatuia Sciences on the hygienlc
need OF Goytrnman nt lct0n on forests, aud from Mr.
William cullen Bryant on the value VI European larch,
ana on The prOnts Of It's ouliure.
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KILLED By 4 FELLOW BATHER.
how n Bov wns Drowned Cuipabio Con.
ducI Of Ackcrsen. nllaa Qulnn.

duct Of Ackcrsen, alias Quinn.
Coroner Ellinger yesterday held an in
quest In the case Of William Thomas Weaver Of
a5s West sixteenth street, boy who was
drowned whlo bathing in the East river. Henry
Weaver, his brother, testified that Weaver
Jumped into the river, ana that John Ackersen.
to the surface, and Ackersen seized him by he
shoulders, and 10 ced him under again Weaver
did not rise ag ain alive. Andrew Campbell, a
florist at ll9 Ninth avenue, wss fishing near by.
He corrooorated Henry Weaver account. aud
added that Ackersep, as soon as II became GER
tain that the boy was drowned, swan ashore,
dressed himself and ran away. The jury re-
turned verdict against Acke. sen.
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BosToN, Sept. S.-Nicholas St. John Green, a
prominent lawyer VI this city and Dean OF Boston Unit
yersllV Law School, residing In Cambridge COMMITTED
suicide Dy taking poison to-day,
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The Missouri Pacific Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.-ro day the purchasers Of
the Missouri Pacnc entered iuto arrangement with
Commo 1ore G.. X. Garn-on, undcr which he viii have
control and assume the management II mat roal lus
arrangement made with thr consent ana under the
authority Of maj jlrity OF the thlrd murtEAge bond
l9lders anu teeLs W give N,Il k-nerll sallalacNye.
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ST. LOUIS, sept. s.-The Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad was sold by auction to-day and knocked
1, VIM r. Bucklcy AZ 100000 for the road and 800 900
Tor the lsnd grant II Is understood the road Was Dld
ln for Andrew Pierce, Jr.
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The steamer Arbitrator sunk by an Iceberg

LONDON, Sept. 9.-rhe brig Baltic arrived at
Dublin yesterday, with Capt Jackson and the crew OF
tho ste amer Arbitrator which was lost At sea can't
Jackson reports that they loft New Orleans Aug IL
Tor Liverpool. GA the 23i she sirucS an iceberg and
foundered IN twenty minutes. The Arbitrator bad a
cargo OF produce, and $1,000 Ia specie. Tho Oai loss
IS scsimaie1 81 tSbOWO London aud Liverpool u4der.
writer's suffer heavily.
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wAsHINGToN. sept. s-The Reciprocity Treaty
with the Hawaiian Islands is certain to give the Uuited
States trouble. Three nations rmany France and
Russa-Nii claim under the provisions OF the treaty
OF aali'y, commerce anu navigation that the favored
clause VIII give them the right TO the entry OF Ike pro-
duets oi tae sandWleh lsands free VI duty.
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Congressional Nominniions.

John H. starin, Republican. Twentieth New
YORK Ilstricti Alexander Campbell. Independent and
Democratic. Seventh Illinois, Daniel NJ NJ Henry Dem.
ecral. FIRST Matl land james Mckenzie, Dealocrat,
Second KENTUCKY; Nm Lathrop, Republican Fgin
|! Districts Charles II. Morgan, Democrat slIth
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A Tilden aud Hendricks banner was raised
last evening III West New Brighton. The large ana
enthusiastic meeting addressed by the Hon. Rr..-
tus Brooks. Major Nilliam II. QuiBcey, Ambrose IL.
Purdy, aGd Gvu. Thomas F. BolrAe.
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The Police Towing with Policy Dealers.

TIE police yesterday closed the policy shope
kept by Edward Holys, 245 West Forty ninth streesJ
William ST. Johns, Clinton place aud sixth avonue 4
Frederick Brnd dies, A2 west rhirtyhftn street. and
Nlllam Webbs 622 siKth ayenne. The prisoners were
baed IN the W shingto on Place Police Court.
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THE VERMONT ELECTION
A Republican Majority of 23,1JO Against
25,333 in 1877,

BosroN, Sept. s.-Complete returns of
the Vermont gubernstorlal election have been
received, and place Fairbsnks's majority over
Bingham at 1850, The total vote was : Fair
banks, ASK Bingham, q, ,033 and scattering a8
In leI& the vote stood Peck, SS6S2; Bingham,
l8, ,269; scattering, sl-Peck's majority, 81, 500
Ths total vote, as compared with that OF 1877,
when the Republicans had X, ,333 m al ority, is:
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MADRID, sept. Sat a Cabinet Council II was
decided TO notY the provincial authorities that while
the Constitution forbi1s manifestations offensive TO
the Catholic religion, propsr resp~Ot for he invlosbi
forced.
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Quo saving. Bank Omcer Punished.

John G. Schwartz, formerly assistant secre-
tary and cashier Of the German Uptown savings Bank
pleaded guilty In the General Sessions yesterday OF
stealing $1,000 OF depostors' money from the bang
and Recorder HacGe sentenced him 10 four years aud
six months Imprisonment.
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JoHSsrowN, n Y, Sept. 6.-Charles Fred
smith, indicted for arson was to-day discharged from
custody by judge Lsndon who decided that he mad
been rlcd before anu acquitted for Vie same oneuoe
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Pistol shots In Fast broadway.

Antonio andre, an Italian, yesterday onered a
counterfeit bin IN the pharmacy Of John j. Burke. in
Bast Broadway, and fed when police officer was
called. Deteetive brlton. of the Society for the sup
precision Of Vice, Joined Ia the pursuit. anG 1sed three
shots al Andre, misslng him.
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Tue Democralic -tute Convention.

sPRINGFlELD, Macs, Sent. Son account Of
the heavy traCk, the rHccs Tor uiuy HRmpdsn Para
have Oeen postponed until tomorrow.
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NEW HAVEN sept "A barn with ten valu-
ab hor,es and oher contents, belonging TO Alderman
Donnoly was ourLed here Tonight Loss, 5000, IN
suT
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Goodaii Playing Cards; new popular fall limos.
Otdet early Victor g. AAuGOr. 40 Reado sLr0et-Aae
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Yellow Fever In Savannah.

Yesterday the rescued Fenians called on Mr.
Dion BOucicauit In the Fun Avenue Hotel He prom
hed " play THE bhaughrsnn" Tor lheir beneht'
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An Ex-Mayoi's Honors


Ex-Mbyor Henry Traphagen, OF Jersey CITY
has been appoiuted Corporation Attorney.
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The Thermometer ~ New York Yesterday.
At Hudnuts at 8 o'clock A; ", o.; q, o.:
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North and west winds. stationary or rising
barometer cooler, partly cloudy or clear weather.
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The full returus Of the Lever House give the
Republicans 800 Democrats. 81 and no ohoice,
6-a Dom ooratio loss of ~.
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No illustrated paper IN the country has such q
Or s2I ,l-n OF contIi9niors ss The Mu"rdhd We;ttg
htau.hsm' Junus Henri Browne, Edgsr Fawcett
" Mar, Adeet" walsin9h M" Stephen Fiske
The number Just out Is particularly bright and lhe
illustrations are admirable. Price oons.-Adv.
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6AvANNAH. Gs.. Sept. s.--rhe yellow fever in-
tNucnts last TopVIt were UlONen Rn1 the tctM
lntennents siItoen-
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SARArO0A, Sent. 6.-Tho Democratic Conye
n0n val meet N thO GrsAa Union Opota Mouse
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c"un'f S"oRe accused oil iiiic't Distiiiipe
ST. Louis, Sept e-Judge Thos. G. simpson
OF oregon county Mo, was brought here yesterday
charged with Illicit dlstiling ami In default Of IS 900
ball was committed 10 jail. Simpson IA Judge ~ both
the County and Probate Courts In OREGON county He
In also Baptist minister, and has borne al exeeIlent
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The Ffrestdt Companion, out today. contains
Lucy Randall Cowores st6rE Tue Belle OF BarsogA"
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23
state Democratic Contention.

By order of the Democratic Executive
Committee Of Delaware. a State Democratic
Convention. composed of fixty de.eca ates
from each county, will be held in Dover.
THURSDAY. September 7th. 1876, at o.
clock. afternoon. for the purpose Of nomina
ting electors for President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States; and also for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for Re-
rresentatives in Congress 10, the State Of
Delaware.
And 1t is requested.
that the Democratic vo,ers Of the t,vera,
hundreds throughout the State NEE, at tn,
regular places for holding meetings, on Sat
urday, the 26th Jay of August, 1876. at o..
clocx. afternoon. AMI, according to the rule,
of the Democratic party in each county. an.
point the number of Delegates to said State
Convention to which they are entitled re.
spectively.
And it is also requested and urged.
That the best men be selected to said Con-
vtntion. tha: they in turn, may no. onlv
place in nomination candidates of high
moral worth and sound dpolitical.pr.nciples
but that the character OF the Conven.ion
itself may he guai anty thst they are sach.
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS. Chairman
Dover, August 5, 1876
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stated it as well-founded report that
Governor Tilden was soon to be married
to wealthy Alabama widow, who is
now visiting Boston. 1t isisaid that this
information has been in the possession Of
a small circle of the lldy's friends in
Alabama for some time, bat has never
been limited to the public. The woman
Of the Governor Is choice is represented
as woman fully worthy Of his comran-
ionship. She is descended from fami
ly that has been one of the proudest in
her native State sinse its formation
Their great estate, although much di-
minished by the abolition of slavery, Is
still so large that the former elegant
style of life Is yet maintained. Beauti-
full, brilliant, and accomplished, we can
imagine that this daughter of Alabama,
is the realization Of an ideal which seems
to have wasted sixty years in coming.
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Sonator Roo,h hoe attr,o,od tho =.

Senator Booth has attracted the at
tention of Mary Clemmcr, who feel
ingly writes: mo man shall display
within sight of the gallery every day
such exquisite silken hose without nv
doing them ample justice. The world
shall know what lovely stockings he
wears. No Senator shall sit in the
middle aisle, with one foot aloft, dis
playing faulIlessly ankle attired in
hose cerulean stripes, and l not say
that there is such man a Senator,
if but one."
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention will be
held at New Castle on Saturday. September ..
1870. at one one o'clock. p. m. for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for the Lesis-
lature and Levy Court. Delegates selected by
the different Hundreds to said Convention
are requested 10 promptly attend. A County
MASS MEETING
OF the Democratic citizens of New Castle
County will be held at the close of the Con-
yention to ratify the ticket nominated on that
day. A cordial invitation is extended TO n.
Democratic and Conservative citizens of Del
aware to meet with us. Ser ators Bayard and
salisbury. Congressman Williams Governor
Cochran and Mayor Whitley are expected to
De present. WM. REYNOLDS,
Chairman of County Neetings.
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SHEnIFF,S SALES.
HERIFF,s SAIL

HERIFFS SALE
By virtue OF q writ of AIS. Fl. Fa., to ms
dirs cted. viii be ex posed to Public Sale, on tho
premises Noe East Fourth street. City of
siiminRton. In New Castle county. De'asare.
ON II
SATURDAY.
THE 26th DAY OF AUGUST. 1870.
at II O'Clock, q. m,
The following described Personal Pro-
perty. VIZ:
Lot Of stone ware. glass ware. rocking ham
ware. tin ware. wood and viii ow ware, lamps.
tin preserving cans, oil clo.b, mirrors. carpets.
Ice coolers, cutlery, harwdare, paper collars
match safes. toys, clocks. lamp chiDneys,
stove and pipe. lease of store, a.. Household
and Kitchen furniture will be sold immedi-
ately af or sale at store at corner Of Sixth and
alnut streets.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of John S. kowbotham. and t. be sold
by WIN. H. LAMBSUN. Sheriff.
shsrii's iTs 9flios; q AZ New CASTLE. .n.,s :.
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Perhaps the murder of the colored
State Senator Caldwell, which is made a
prominent feature of Boutwell's Mis-
sissippi report. may apper yet more
shocking when it is taken in connection
with the tact that Caldwell had "mur-
dered" four white men before his own
turn came
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23

The coal combination of New York has
finally broken up. Five hundred thous-
and tons of coal are to be sold at auction
on Tuesday next, the 29th inst. for the
account of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company, the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, the Penn
sylvania Coal Company and the Della
ware, Lackawana and Western Railroad
Company.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23

The financial crisis in Lisbon arose
from the principal banks having re-
fused further aid to oinsolvent concerns
whose bills had fallen due. As usual
in panics, the public did not discrimi.
nate, and the strong banks were called
upon to redeem their notes in gold.
This they were unable to do promptly
and accordingly. had to close their
doors.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23

CaERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of a writ of Vepditioui Ex-
ponas to me directed. will heexp osed to pub
lie sale. at the
HOTEL OF THOMAS D. BRADWAY.
in Delawire City. iu Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle County. Del. on
FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1876.
At 2 O'Clock. D. N.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot If land situate. lying
and being On the Ncr hwesterly side OF
Washington ttIeet and ut rthwesterly side Of
Henry street in the town of Delaware City,
containing in front or breadth on sail Wash
ington street one hundred and twenty feet
and extending in lensth or depth north
westerly of that width along the said Henry
street one hundred ieet to an eight-fett wide
alley. bounded Northwesterly by the said
alley. southwesterly by said Washington
street. southwesterIy BY said Henry street
and Northeasteriy by land Late of Geo. G,
Cleaver having thereon erected two ttory
frame dwelling house with back buildings.
&C.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF George g. Cleaver, and to be sold
by WIN. Ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, New Castle.
aug. l. 1876. aue9-ts
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R1ILROADs.
DHILADM.rnA, WILMINGTON a m,
i TIMORE RAILROAD. nal

DHILADE11YHlA,w WILMINGTON = p.,
i TiMORE RAILROAD, nal
AUGUST IA. ls7e.
IrAins will leave Wilmington IA ,o,,o,,.,
PhtladelphtA and intermediate statior.e e.W ~,
!W, 10, sp, ~. asa 1887. 10 45 a. MI m; nv
Philadelphia and New York. W.,
n.14, 1887, LAC p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate ststions !, ,
$50 q. m. b.20, p. m. A'' iAsa
Baltimore and Washington. l2baIme
q m. 12ba, LIS. 2s, b.26,8 A. Il0n s %,
Trains for Delaware Division leays tor
New Castle. l2.os. $40, ass. Ii Sa m.:lx
$50 p. m. IL
wyoming and intermediate station. =, q
cas-, q N. $50 p. m. Hs,
Delmay and intermediate station l1.Ssy
= w. ''0' I; SUNDAY h TRAINS,
Philadelphia and inferno ediate s,at,or. 6 !.
q. 10. 300 $50. p. m. @"
Philadelphia and New York, All
Baltimore and Washington, ll l..
q m. "S
For further information passenye,s No..
ferred to the time tables posted al Tho sso., oM
$50 P. NJ, train on Monday, wednesdaVts
saturday, will make close connection al Iie'
mar with tram for Ocean City, W. D''
On and after Tuesday, August lst ~,
passenger trains leaving Wyoming at,i0,'
m. and Wilmington at 1872. m. iiYs viii 4
withdrawn. wan"
Trans leaving Delmar at 5 30 a. m. and
wilmington 80 p. nj. will stop at all stat on.
An additional Accommodation train will
run between New Castle and Wilm,nc,oT,
leaving New Castle at 35 a. m. and arr,Sir-
at Wilmington 80 a. m.
ii. r KENNEY. Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23

h. xuuper week guaranteed to Agents
and Female. in their
On own locality. TERMS and
O. VICkEhY & CO.. Augusta. Maine
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23
Butter and Cheese.

, r. MESsIcK. stalls No. 4s and 40 Ca
Mar ct House, will supply his customs1s 40 Sny ny
"a me public in general with Butter and az eesa
y I5esn from bradford County Dairy dsiIv'~
heap "A'ieoaal4r ~ Ie,au
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23

The A llnta (Ga) Times has started
the fellowing: gentleman from Ala.
bama ve ! the city yesterday, and he
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23

chuitiohl AsApOuhs W Ano ulTtCteus
will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Hotel Of
John Lewis, in the Town of Newark. in White
Clay Creek Hundred. New Castle County,
Delaware. on
MONDAY,
THE 2sth pAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1876.
At2 O'Clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate, vlz.
A lot Of land situated in Mill Greek Hun
dred. New Castle County and State of Della
ware, leading from Milford Cross Roads. to
kastburn's Lime queries, axd adjoining
lands OF Andrew ]. Whiteman. Samuel Hark-
ness, Robert Taylor, James Mitchell, James
Little, and Harry Whitemsu, containing one
hundred and twenty-five acres, with Stone
House. good Barn and Granary thereon.
NO. AL that certain lot or piece of land
situate on the Public Road leading from
Tweed's to the Milford Cross Roads, leading
from Newark, and adjoining lands of Harry
warren. Peter Jacks n. white Clay Creek or
line Of Mansel Tweed. thence by land of
Joseph Rankik. George Jacobs. and said
road to lands OF Warren. containing one hun
dred and twenty tive acres, with good dwell
ing house. Rranary and other out buildings
thereon erected.
Seized and taken in ex xecution as the pro-
perty Of Eli Mote. and to be sold by
VIM. H. LAMBSON, eberia.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, 1
Aug. s, 1876. augs-u