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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22

The late William b. Reeds memories OF Familiar
Books is not work. but tho old essays published
some years ago under the title OF Among My Books
World Essays
Mr. Benson J. Lossings illustrated quarto volume,
"The American Centenary will be issued by subscrp
ton through Porter Coates, Philadelphia, and will
contain six hundred pages and sixty steel plates.
Rev. W. Gladden's work the relations OF
capital and labor entitled working People and Their
Employers" and is published by Lockwood, Brook l.
Co, Boston
The library OF tho late Samuel G. Drake, the Boston
antiquarian rich in Americana will be offered auc
ton in two divisions IN May and June, by Leonard Il
Co, of Boston
Captain Crawlcy, recognized authority on chess
whist, &c, has brought out the HANDY Book OF Gamos
for Gentlemen, which Ward, Lock Tyler OF London
have published.
And now we are TO have s'Comc Centennial His
tory OF the United States" by Livingston Hopkins with
full page illustrations from the press OF c. w. Garlic
ton 4 Co
Colonel r. j. Dodgc's book on s.rhe Plains, which
FULL of matter regarding Indians will appear from
putnams press noxt September. with thirty full page
illustrations
Mr.. whyte Thorne has written a novel called "Tho
Democracy which, the AtAenaum saws, bears too
much resemblance to "Alton Locke" and the charac-
tiers. often amusing, somewhat too redolcnt Of
Dickens
Contemporary History oil Spain from lsaa to the
Conclusion Of the Present Civil War" by Don Antonio
Pirala has appeared at Madrid
The German poem "Gr,selda" has been translated by
the author OF stepping Hcsvenward" for tho Young
womcn's Christian Association, to be Published by A.
d. H. Randolph.
Tho hie Of A I. Stewart announced In preparation
by J. g. Wilson. has been withdrawn NJ MIRA Stewards
desire.
new History OF the Whale Fishery, by Alexander
s,arbuck, in preparation Tho same writer will also
publish History OF Nantucket the only history OF
that island, by Macy, being long out or print
The last novel or that crisp French ronancer Daudet
is entitled Jack Mosurs Contemporaries"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. AIMS cHURcH-GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
concert given at the Catholic church OF st

ST. ANN's cHuRcH-GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
concert was given At the Catholic church OF 81
Ann Twelfth street. last night for the benefit Of the
ASSOCIATION for befrendng children and young girls.
The programme Of unusual interest, and a
number of first class artists appeared There were
Mls. Henrietta Corradi soprano; Mile. octavie
Gomen, ato Messrs Fritsch, Romeyn aad Lansen-
bach, tenors; Mr.. A. Blum, bass; Messrs. $
b Mills and H. Kowalski, pianistz; Mr.. Joseph
White violInst Mr.. Charles Werner, viooncel
list; Mr.. Louis Dachaner, organst aud director,
and well selected chorus. The onertory from NINE
du Grandvars mass, for violin, colo, piano and organ
was the first work the bill, and was followed by
Dachauer's effective work. Bone Pastor, y bass solo
and choruG new "yon Creator, by Kowask a
very dramatic and well wrought composition, written
Tor solo sextet chorus, piano and organ brought
contrato SOLO LAir de Beauvais and Gounou's ave
Maria for soprano, violin, piano and organ. Niles
Gomien and Corradi rendered 10Th solos with exceed
ing taste and expression Gounods oratoro Tobias
one OF the celebrated maestros characteristic works
hboundng IN touching melodies and highly dramatic in
ts construction, brought the concert to close. IL
Eas given for the first time in America NJ. Dachauer
has had the honor frequently to be the OF nitro
uucng many important choral works to the American
public Mr. Mills distinguished himself particularly
BY his playing OF the Bach prelude which furnishes
the groundwork OF Gounod's cave Maria
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BERMUDA, May 14Arrvod banks kohinoor (Br) Cooper,
st Kits for Rio Janelrp gput In with sick Eixs
Barss dr. Vesey. New York; 18TH schrs Minnie Reed
Strout Liverpool FL VIM Buck. Miller. New York; 10th,
bark q 4 Sey mour (sr. Warrington. London.
sailed l7h. Para Chase from Richmond Way, Rio
Grande 0iaving completed repairs
FArnKR PoiSr May 2lAuivcd steamer Sarmatian (3r).
Arid. Liverpool for Montreal.
HALlsAx, May 2o-Arrived, steamers Worcester from
Charoste'own ,snd sailed for Bossonl: Geo Cromwell.
MoSTnyipEo. April i2-saied schr GaneweI. Berry,
West Indies.
In port April Is. bark sarmeno. Moody. briggs Pa
trl. Tor New York. Anctcus Baas. for Marsellcs;
Eaget tBr Davis IRON New York. arrived 9th; schrs u
Benson. Dub, from Rosario, arrived same day; Belle
Hooper. Gikey. unc.
MosrnnAl May leArrved ship Altoona tBr), GrossArt,
Glasgow.
sailed 18th. Quebec % Th.arle Liverpool; ship
Glcnbervic (Brl, Campbell. ,;lasgow.
NAPLES May ll-Arrived brig odorilla. Holland, New
York mot arrived l7thl.
QusBEc May 10Arrved. steamer Good Hope. Bainton.
Newport: barks forganhal. Mcyhsncy. Greenock Hndo
BAiIic. Aberecn Newcastle, Anderson tireeuock
JAxRtRo. April S-Arved, bark Luz DR. uldricve,
Pernambuco 18TH brig Bride tr) BartAby Rio Grande
Sailed April 9-Barks Ada Carter. Abcrgh Barbadoes
Bertha Roed Nor,, Andersen, Hampton Koads brig John
shay. Nickeron New York. i2th. ship Star oil the West
Gardner Qrem New York; Shanghai snot sailed 10th
Andersen. Hampton Roads; Mary Rice, chaioner.. -
Thomas; 18th, Alvin Kelly Brl, Kelly, New York: Tiger
Ger Now Orleans; i4th schooner Msdcap Orr, NcwYcrk
18TH bark Chandelier Clements. Baltlmore schooner
Fdso utai, vysca. Mobile; 10Th, bHrks Anna utass.
1lygulmau Charleston 2lst Lanoy tBr). Whitfield. Hamp
ton Roads gid brig Wright, Clark 81 Thomas: 2Sd.
bark Rots (Br)s NumDslow. New orssus; brig stii.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, May l9-Arrived, schrs Henry Cong
Ss and Ann ocR~ood
sacd-Schrs Hedges. and Lemue Il oil from George
BOSTON. May 2o-Arived. steamer Glaucus. Bearse,
ssa Bsk hs sas MaSe Stable
Cole: VIM Wiier. McNcily. and Thos II Sweeney. Steel
Cisared-Stean,ers Carroll Wright. Halifax Oriental
SG
National Eagle Sears Rio Janeiro brig Morancy Rcdonne
Phillips BAKER Philadelphia; Cha: Sampson, Gage Do
Tunis d Pew Baker, New York; Freddie Walter, Long
saied-stcamcr ssmari.; bark s,onewall jackson.
more; Cen wh,nsy psi!es New Yoss slsns"wn rs,sis
S,rt SSn 1s0 rs
Baisas, sA liner Hewitt. Tas.sr rsilaSasgha
.s. rane Tos
ceared-sisamers Incksloe, Brown Newborn. NC; Mar
$o%,s; csssssr ass, cSsI:soiss. sss%ss Adelaide
9sl Gssa" fsa rsI nss FaSs
A'Se5o rcossr Jersey city, Helen Perry New bedford;
smlsd~-shp sirius. bsris svalen aud New Light
2lst1Arriyed; steamers wm Woodward. Young. New
BANGOR May Is-Arrived schr Waterloo. Scott, Elisa
18th Arrived scir Fila Hatch, Baltimore
teared-schrs Equal Higgins New York. Izetta, links,
BATH, Nav lss-saed, schr VIM May, May philaaeI-
Bies%ors Thompson New York Whsren. and ~nd Laura
Robinson. Kelly, Philadelphia; samuel Fish. Tee Nor
folx.
BASS HARBOR. May o--Arrived schr Annie Currier,
Van Wart New York Tor st john NIB (and sailed 10TH
BRISTOL. May in-,,saied, schr L u Cowperthwaiss.
Jones' teors etown. DC.
CHARLESTON. May 17-t'learcd. schrx Fannie Tracy.
Titon. New York vim Savannah: Townsend. Towns
do do
2Oth-Clsared bark Iris Ger. Pfeiier Havro
Saicd-Steamcrs Champion. Lockwood. Nsw York Equs
tor, hinckley. philadelphia
2ist-Arrived tinf Stream Holmes New York.
Snied-jafk NydiS tBrl, Liverpool
CALAIS. May l5-Arived. schr Mary Ward Ward
New York.
Clcnred-Rrtg Omcr (3r). Perkins. Pensrth Roads.
CuTTNHuNk. MAY lv-Arrved, schr II Trip. Nicker
son. nathan Tor New York.
DELAwARE CRY, May 2o--salsd. schr Gov Burton.
DENNIS Mass. MAY is-Arrivsd. bark James Boriana.
Baker, Cadix for Gloucester.
DuTcH ISLAND MARBoR. May is--Arivsd. schrs So
rnh Bernicc Proctor New York Tor SALIENT Adex Cohen
Springer. Pawtucket for New York.
DIGHTON, May l7-Ssed scLr American Eagle. hosss
EAsTiORT May i5-Arvsd schr ssarl,xhs. Biaschfcrd,
.Eli.swoRTn, May is-Auivsd, sehr Louisa Wilson.
EAST uREENwIcH. Mag is--Anivsd. schr Lille
FEaSASDINx May iS-clsared. sehr saml MeMansmy.
Walls. Perth Anbuy
FokTREss MONROE, Nay sPsss:s Y. sask, ~Ksl.
freya tier, from Payxnnda: brig Dudley Kirby from DO
Passed out--Shp olive Southard. for San francisco
basks Rasesr (Nos. fer Aldness bseh ssum balsneFs
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py-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
cOAsTING AND FOREIGN IRA De- aptans officers Of
vessels in the coasng foreign trade the
municate the HERALD that be brought
publicly attention OF the authorities letter
addressed editor Of the HERALD New York city,,
giving as accurately possible the number and position Of
buoys Of their removal viii suffice in
all along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the American Continent When they observed the
coast OF European countries In the Mediterranean is
requested that be either by telegraph
letter the London Office Of the NKw YORK HERALD. 40
Fleet street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue do
pOpera Paris Whore the telegraph is used dispatches
may DO addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London"
.Bennett u Avenue de ropera, Paris" Where Of
the ach telegraph in Asia Africa captains
with upon reaching the Hrst convenient
port This will be cabled free Of charge the
HERALD and published.
1S-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-rhe NKw YORK
HERALD adopted dstin Coston night signal for
use on board yacht. showing while burn
ing the coors green red changing from the other
in succession several miles distant Cap
preparing any they may have tor the Ship
News Department OF the HERALp
nPerson DESTROYS OF with vessels arriv
ing at Now do by addressing
care yacht pier No East River Now York
received all parts ofthe world promptly do
livercd. Duplicates required
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SPOKEN.

Shin America (of BOSTON,. Emerson. from New York for
San Francisco. April 81. lat 81 n. Ion 81 W.
Ship Seminole Holiness from san Francisco for Queens
town. March - lat IS 5, Ion 1874 w.
Ship British Statesman lBr) Fowler. from Astoria for
Liverpool March 10. of Cape Horn.
Ship Clara from New York for San Francisco. April
IA. lat 10 lon b w.
Ship Columbus Rogers from New York for San Francisco
May 8. lat 81 81 N, Ion 40 80 w.
A British ship. showing LVTC. from San Francisco for
-. March "a. lat - y. Ion 129 Il.
American ship. from Altoona for San Francisco. April
8, the line. Ion % 80
Gladstone Bp. from Bull River sc. for Newcastle.
May y. lat 10 lon Ii.
Bark Ruby, Of Halifax. from Havre for New Orleans
May A. Int IA, Ian a.
Brig Peerless of st john NB, from London for Rio Jane
fro, May s. lat 43 N, Ion low.
Brig Maggie, OF Lunnbcrg. Ms from Bridge for
Barbados. May 13, lat 30 "a, Ion 80 20
Brig Mary Dana. from Guantanamo for Boston. May
20 Barnegat WNW Is miles.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BREMEN. May 2osailed, bark Argonaut (GsI. Michael,
Philadelphia.
Bnsrol. May 2I-Arrived bark Tonsberghus tNo), ia.
cobsen Philadelphia.
BELFAST May 2o-Sailed, brig Emma L Shaw tBr), Ma
ccmbcr New York.
CnoSsrADr, to May 2o-Arrved. harks Gluckhauf GER
spracgcr, Savannah; Eldorado tNcr). Larsen do.
CApiz, to My 2o-Arrvcd, brig Fidelia CBr), Young,
New York.
fLusurSc May 21-Sslcd bark Earl of Erin (Br. Alex
ander (irom Antwerp, Philadelphia.
GENOA May 15-sailed bark Bolivar (Aus). Gerclimch
Philadelphia.
GIBRALTAR to May ao-Arrved. brig Amy Lane. Costi-
gan, Philadelphia; schr Drew waddin. Brunswick tn.
GErLE. to May 2oArrved barks Robert us), Thessen,
Savannah Trosvik (Nor), Petersen. do
HAvRx, May 20-Arrived, ship Edith Q3r. Homer, Now
Orleans
LIVERPOOL May o1Arrivcd. bark August Locnler (Nor
Olsen, New Orleans,
LONDON. May 2o-Sailed from Gravesend. ship Bremen
oD, Leke. New York; bark Johann wilhelm (tier), Al
brecht, Philadelphia.
NiEuwEprEr, May 2o-Arved,. brig Redowa, Wallace,
New York via Queenstown.
PLYMOUTH May 2I-Arrved, steamer Leasing GER, Al
bert, New York for Hamburg (and proceeded.
PAuitAc. May 10 Sailed bark Elvina, Hazard Martin
iquo cirbm Bordeaux).
LONDON May 2l-Schr J Atkinson Young has pu: back
TO Lisbon leakJ aud with pumps choked
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Fernandins May Is. schr Chas Thompson.
Leach oil not reported.
Sailed from 81 Helena April H. bark President ID Robin
sou, TO cruise; 10TH George Susan. Heyer do.
do April 20 banks Louisa Miard and Ocean, Holmes,
recruiting crews
den reports her ut Barbados April - having taken
800 bbls sp since leaving Faval
from first officer Of bark Acnrs Barns Hickmott,
NB reports her Honolulu April having taken $50
bbs SD oil since leaving Honolulu
letter from Capt Downs Petre of NIB. reports
her or Dennis Island Feb 20 having taken 50 bbs oil
since leaving Maize.
Spoken-So date bark Falcon, Herendecn. NIB. having
taken so Dbl whale. but lost half OF him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
GILMoRH's GARDEN.

The largest house OF the attended Oenbach's
concert at Gilmores Garden last night The price OF
admission being reduced TO fifty and excep-
tonally dne programme being offered, the public took
advantage of and focked in crowd TO the Garden
Beethovens overture, ''Egmont,n began the concert
and Meyerbeers coronation March concluded il.
Onenbach's new burlesque polka, sandwched between
The hymn 10 ST. Cecilia and the prayer from Moses
In Egypt was received with uproarous applause The
;potpourri OF opera touGe called ..Onenbachana
was succeeded by Gouuod's ave Maria On Tues
day next ~ bouilafd the assistant conductor Will BIO
replaced by Mr. lax Marctzck, and the change Will he
regarded as an eminenty satisfactory one. Mr. Ma
retzeks skill as conductor and long experience
every school of music viii insure the all the
great works which shall be ntrused TO his direction.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY. MAY o. l87e-TRIPLE SHEET

sehr Elm City Kidd Providence for New York.
Schr Ellen II Colt. Wilbur. Camden, Me. for New fork
Schr Cynthia Jane Gardner New Bedford Tor New York
schr II Harris New London tor New York -.
Schr Anthony Burton johnson Providencc for New fork
Schr Harriet Lewis, eastman. Somerset Tor New YORK
Schr Pennsylvania, Babett. koekland tor New York
Schr Wa~hburE. Hathaway, Fall River for New York
Schr Achorn Nickeou Connecticut River Tor New YORK
Schr Abbie Willard. Guiver Bangor for New York
Schr Lucy Blossom. Sheffield New Bedford Tor New York
Schr James Warren. Major. Fsll River for New York
Schr o Iawey Lewis, Providence for New York
Scir Adelia Cohen. Brown Pawtucket for New YORK.
Schr q Chapman. Harris Georges Banks for New York
Schr WHISTLER Keef Taunton for New York
Schr j Terry Lindsey. Norwich for New York.
scr Mary aud Carrie, Mozier Vineyard Haven Tor New
FORK.
BOUND EAST.
Schr B r Rrainerd. Newburg for Portland. c.
Schr Harvest, Corwin. New York for Providence
Schr Mary Fila. Wescott. New York tor Boston
schr John Brooks, Fox, Hoboken for New Haven.
Schr Island City, Allen. New York for Beverly.
Schr Rick Morris. New York for Millbridge.
Schr Serragorda. Wilson. Amboy for New London.
Hannah Brown Sackcft. New YORK for Provdence.
Schr Adele Felicia Robbins, Port johnson for Norwich
Scbr Pacific, Coleman New YORK Tor Provincetown-
Schr Althea. RYDER. Virginia for Glen Cove.
Schr Victoris. Chevalicr New York for New Haven
sloop Fred Brown. Hall, New York for Providence
The Brig ocacus Br for st John, NIB. went to sea this
IN
Wind a. sunset. sw; at midnight. wSw.
Barometer ~ sunset. 80; a. ii Pm. 2eel-
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BOYS RESCUED FROM DROWNING.

Yesterday morning at about O'Clock rowboat
tainlng TWO boys was caught in strong eddy OF Cob
Dock and capsized. The loud CRIES Of the boys was
beard on board the United States steamer Alert and
boat quickly manned aud sent 10 their rescue Tho
boys clinging 10 the bottom OF tier capszed
boat and well pleased when they fell IN the hands
or the boys In blue from the Alert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
PROBABLE MURDER.

About eleven O'Clock last night Richard Bell, aged
twentysx, OF No 262 William street, during quarrel
in his House fatally stabbed the left breast
by John keenan,, aged twenty. He sent to the
Chambers Street Hospital.
The OF the quarrel was insulting remarks
made by Bell concerning KCenan's wife. Bell keeps
boarding house, where the family OF Kce:an lives.
During the quarrel Keenan, pulled out large case knife
and ran 1t into Bells body up TO the handle. He
arrested and taken to tho Fourth precinct station
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
ORGANIZATION OF A FRESCO
PAINTERS UNION.

a large number OF iresco painters met yesterday at
Shc 0crmania Assembly Rooms, on the Bowery, Mr.
Ferdinand Fill presiding II was resolved organize
association 70 be composed OF members Of the
different OF the city, 10 be known
the .Fresco Painters Central Union" A constitu-
lon and bylaws for the new body adopted, aiter
which the meeting adjourned.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

HALIFAX, May 1S-The bell buoy placed on tho rocks
known as "the Sisters" OF Sambro. yesterday.
SEVEN ISLANDS LIGHTHOUSE
Notice hereby given that the lighthouse Carousel
Island of the Seven Islands, Labrador the north
shore OF the River st Lawrence destroyed by IRE In ls
rebuit the OF Canada and will he
put operation the LIST Of juno next Lat 50 05 40 N
Ion GO - A W.
The light fixed white catroptrlc light elevated 200
feet above high water mark and in clear weather will
probably he distance or 20 miles
The building. which Is wooden painted white, con-
of 10 high from base to vane, with
keepers dwelling attached.
AVN. SMITH Deputy Minister o: Marine and Fisheries.
Department Of Marine Fisheries, Ottawa, May 6.
1875.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt much improved ycstcr-
fay and passed very satisfactory night. sleeping
loundy. He was visited by his doctors at an early
hour the morning and expressed himself as feeling
quite strong. He got out OF bed ten O'Clock and
spent several hours IN his study HIS son aud several
members OF hts family present with him The
Commodore appeared cheerful aud in good sprits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasers informed
that by telcgraphing the HERALD London Bureau adj
dressing Bcnnct No III Fleet street. London" to the
Paris Office addressing Bcnnstt 81 Avenue dc ropera
Parisn arrivals from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States the will DO cabled TO this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

About eight O'Clock last night the Baptist church
the corner Of Lexington avenue and 111th street
struck by lightning and damaged $780, Charles G.
Cook who was standing in the yestibulc, was slightly
injured by the falling plaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
G ERMAN-AMERICAN INDEPENDENT
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.

meeting OF the Executive Committee Of the Ger
man-American Independent Citizens Association
held yesterday ut German.a Hail. No. 200 Third avenue
Justice Ouerbourg presiding A resolution adopted
TO call a meeting OF tho General Committee of the
sociaton for tho purpose OF indorsing tho platform
adopted by the Fifth Avenue Hotel Conference, held
recently, after which the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
FELL OVERHEARD.
LITERARY CHAT.

An intoxicated man. dressed in dark clothes and soft
hat, fell overheard last night at pier 81 East River
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer City Of Fschburr. Springer New Bedford 70,
New York.
steamer Electra. Young. Providence for New York
Schr Mary pike. Good. RocNand. Nh. fot New York.
Sclr J u foumsns, Read. New London Tor New YorK.
schr Julia Ann, WORTH stonnston tor New York.
Schr & Heath. Spears. Fall Riycg Tor New YORK.
Schr Pnnthcs, Ill., New London for Sew York
Schr Vim II Bowen. Dill Providence for New York.
Schr NJ all. Linscott, Gardiner for New YORK.
Schr Elias Ross Lewis. Providence Tor New York.
schr Page. Young Greenport tor New York.
Selr & Rogers Stitcher, Providence for New York
schr Huntrsss. Brown, Lubse for New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER. REPORT
HoLYnKAp, May 81. PM--wind ssW. threatening rail-
The daily gazette., 1876-09-01
SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Levari Fa cias MECH.
p,hl;H Len S 70 me directed, will be exnosed to
kirSwo9k. Penoader hundred New Castle
THURSDAY.
THE l4th DAY OFsEPTEMBER. ls7s
At O'Clock. pm,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
two story and a half brick dwail;-
house, about forty feet front by tbir,vI. tbinr
deet tsd deep, with kitchen attached. not incu %
maj mansons neho booln dimensions and is the farm or
D.SWSTss B., GySTses hundred New Castle CountV "
tne road i aiding frem the village of Mci,on
tainipS betwsanc called Mount Jones, and n
,hid ~ I iarm or tract of land being boundeS by
anS anS d,tihawyer creek, lands o, James Janyier
10 IN oas Seners and the said road from Nc onough
II, ~ Uaeska being the same iarm or ract Of la Sd
ubo9 which said hos j. Foard now resides
Selzed An and taken in execution as the pro-
perry ci iIhomas Foard. and be so d by
eh...s, no, VIM Ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff
August 26 1876 anooo-to
The daily gazette., 1876-09-01

CHERRIES SALE.
- By virtue of a writ of Levari Facais to
me directed. will be exposed to Public sale.
at the ''
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal SIMPLIFY ST.
kept by George W. 0rtlip, in the city of Will
mlnston, New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1876.
At2 o'clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
sAll that piece or parcel OF land situate lvipo
and being in Christiana Hundred, New Castis
County and state of Delaware aforessid
Beginning at the south westerly sid Of foaan
street At tweDty-nine feet broad al the dis !.
tance OF eighty-tour feet from the sonth- :
casterly side of the turnpike road. thence
southWesterly, parallel with said turnpike
road sixty eight feet to a stake, thence sonth !.
easteriy with Logan street sixts en- feet to n
turnpike road sixty ht feet TO tbe a SAID I'd n
OF Logan street thence herewith northwest
erly sixteen feet to the place Of beginninp
e0ntaining Ten Hundred and eighty. eiqbs :
feet OF land more or less. e"
seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF John II. Heritage and Sarah Ann his
wife and I. e. ard to be so d b, ''i'
WILLIAM II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
s"efih's Auei oaies, q. HsS SsSs. Castle.