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SptctGI Ditpatch 10 5ae Tff6une.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. e0.-This morning three
Po!anlcrs were ut work In 6tec!cs gravel linear
the city, when hank caved III. buryIng two.
They were dug out III few minutes, but were
dead. Their names were Joseph kruta antl
Joseph Bcrcs. Each leaves wife aud several
children.
, 1876-11-21

NEW YonK, Nov. 2o.-A Batl-boat containing
three mc, capBtzea in tho East River this norn-
Ing, aud two men were drowned.
, 1876-11-21
CASUALTIES.



Special Dispatch to Ias 1tf6uns.
jANEsvlLLE, Wls., Nov. 20.-Thr reported
death Of John Shelton At the picklc-factory sat-
urday proves to be mistake. After lying un-
conscious for some time he revived, but still lies
at the point Of death, With collar-bonc broken,
onc car nearty cut ntf, md the skull fractured
from tho paricta1 ridge to tic left cur.
, 1876-11-21
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ataaea, a. " .hcyr bets and grab tho offices, aud
ruft -" ahcc,s must die tho death.
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xIste temperance s,a .nai
txitf-o41hN'r ,,,.1,. .,,,,.+ hp tscrr
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rjas with Mr' e41 ~ -, G.h,,omon,, hv Tim ,nc.
.,le took tbs ue's ssnai,,anro In ,howe with thc
tpltrl technical r1aoni
tYorap''! VI w. ..xa,t,,. ~. .,.t,r,o,,.hat
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, 1876-11-21
FIRE At EAST CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

FINE IT EKoF LHMBHIQ0Ep MHo5s
BosToN, Mass, Nov. ao.-A t1se-story brtcl;
building on bridge street, East Cambridge,
owned by John Leighton, Boston, and occupied
by John Clark, furnituscc mandatory, md
Page Il Gorc, ctlccse-fnetory, burned tonight.
Loss on building, $70,Dod, partially insured;
, 1876-11-21

There orn thousands Of people in Chicago
with shattered nerves and dcbtatcd constitutions.
Dolanl's Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron IL 4 noyer-
e!gn restorative. Depot, 53 Clark-Rt.
, 1876-11-21

LONDON, Nov. .0.-A correspondent writes
that rrlnce Bismarck IL expected to return to
Berlin In u few days.
, 1876-11-21

enapt letter to provincial @ sss nsw.pnses au ia En a
land mai6,aniur nat ,.st,'t., ~. ~. t'a....
't,t ,s psveFcaa Of Spain 1as been steady md re-
nt.aels. ,,n.s Every carut rebellion since 1877 has
.'asa upon religion, and nsery revolution ton,
sd H. Ia", po%et anu wealth from tho Church. In
m 9,e lhaulsltionw was abolished by ssyolu-
w.. sao IN ls'5, tho con,cuts wcre rls1agcd and
u,ssunsn, r,, w..'' 'aksn llossesston Of by tho
.sa 1I shn,'..a l'aes paid by asr!cuItura"ss were
his, auonstca. In lGlo, a1l nunuories
t*.ed. III 1ato '1 ,h' 'aa a,ts 'melss ans we.e su
Ishop4 NJ. s,,as,. .nu ss'al'naa 1u1'sueaah OF
ppvrtv ..s Impressed. . In laa4, much Church
"A publicly Bold, From thlA tMo till
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
Gene rat NetOs.

The Democratic State Convention of
Oregon yesterday nominated Lafay-
ette Lane for Representative in Con-
gress.
Atelegram fro m New y ork received
at an early hour this morning, gives
rumor that Com modore Vanderbilt is
seriously ill.
The Confederate graves at Atlanta,
were decorated yesterday, All the
stores were closed, and thousands of
people took part in the decoration
ceremonies.
The House Committee on Pacific
Railroads yesterday took favorable
action on the Senate bill extending for
eight years the time for completion of
the Northern Pacific railroad.
The Senate yesterday confirmed w
V. Richart as Indian Agent for the
Malheur Agency in Oregon, and Pat.
rick Z. Sinnot as Indian Agent for tn C
Grand Roude Agency in the same
State.
The House Committee on elections
yesterday took action in the Louisiana
contested case. The majority, six
members, will report in favor of seat
ing Spencer, Democrat; three mem.
bers will report in favor of retaining
Morey, Republican, in his seat; and
one member will present resolution
declaring the seat vacant.
The President yesterday nominated
Sam'l L. Annable to be Pension Agent
Norfolk. Va; Asa Hodges, Receiver of
Public Moneys at Little Rock; X. Ii.
Milroy, Collector of Internal Revenue
for Washington Territory, and Lewis
Thompson, Collector of Customs for
Delaware.
In the U. 8. Circuit Court atSt. Louis
Wednesday, Judge Dillon overruled d
the motion in arrest of judgment in
the case Of Mckee, and sentenced him
to two years imprisonment in the
county Jail and a fine of $4,000. A
stay of commitment for two weeks was
granted until petition sent to Wash
ington, asking for a remission of the
imprisonment part of the sentence
could be answered, additional bonds
to the amount Of $25, 900 being requir-
ed. A stay OF two weeks was also
granted in the case of Mcguire.
In the U. s. District Court at Balti.
more yesterday the suit of the Nation
al Union Bank of Maryland against
the Parkersburg Branch Railroad Com
pany was decided in favor of the
Bank. After the verdict for the plain
tiff. The amsu nt involved in the eight
cases is about $95, 900. The suits grew
out of the action of the Treasurer ol
the Railroad Company, some years
ago, who induced the President, while
the latter was drunk, to sign blank
shares of stock, which were afterwards
filled up and negotiated by the Trea
| surer.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
SHEnIFF'S SALES.

CHEkIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of writ Of Venditioni Exponas
to me directed. will be exposed 10 Public
sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sH SIMPLIFY ST &.
kept by George W Ortlip. in the city OF viii
mingtrn, New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE Goth DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1876.
At2 O'Clock. p. in.,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot of land situate in tho
city OF Wilmington. New Castle county and
state OF Delaware, beginning on the W, st side
OF ID feet wide alley known as " ebb's court.
at stake, northerly 100 feet from 10th street;
thence 30 feet northerly to lands formerly OF
Judge cilpin; thence by said side # said
lands A. feet g inches to other lands of John
V. Rice; thence by said lands southerly 80
feet to point joiLiI John V. Rice and James
Righter's lands; thence by James Righter's
lands easterly i2 feet q inches to the place of
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
may. with the bulldogs thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of John V. Rice and to be sold by
WM II. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office. New Castle,
April II. 1870 aprl3-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
The Presidential Aspiranis.

WASHINGTON. April 26.-The intel
ligence from Massachusetts, of the
election of Bristow delegetes to the
Cincinnati convention is sore disap-
Pointment TO Mr.. Blaine, who had
counted on more strength in New
England than he has yet developed. 1t
is UNDERSTOOD that Senators Morton
and Conkling are also somewhat dis.
gusted at the rapid rise in Bristow
stock of late. 1t was said tonight by
friends of both Mr.. Blaine and Mr.
Conkling that although these two gen.
tlemen have not spoken to each other
for ten years, either would prefer the
success of the other to that Of Gen.
Brlstow, and will SO work at the con.
vention.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
Prepare for the Contest.

1t is quite time our young men in the
various hundreds were preparing for the
coming contest in November. Clubs
should be organized in each school dis
trict, and thorough canvas of the
voters made. Let no white man who
would not be ruled by negro iphuenco be
overlooked. Open wide the ranks and
invite all to come in. We must remove
the burden of taxation that rests upon
the people. and there is no way to effect
this but by making a thorough change
in the management of the national gov
ernment. The official patronage is cor
rupting the people; making thieves of
men by temptation. An honest admin
stration can only be bad by making a
thorough change; and this can only be
done by electing sound Democrat to
the Presidential chair. Let there be an
early organization and the whole party
go to work in earnest-when it moves in
concert all cavaling is sure to cease.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27

The Commercial is informed that any
free, white male citizen, who will be en-
titled to vote at the ensuing general cleo
ton may be chosen as Delegate to the
Democratic National Convention to meet
at st. Louis and none but such will be
allowed to vote. This is not quite free
enough for the Commercial. 1t excludes
Hegrs women as well as negro men and
thus recognizes the color lne" to which
that paper is SO hostile. When will the
Commercial succeed in bringing its host
Of negro women to the pollsP viii ii
make a neat calculation and answer
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27

DExecRATIc COUNTY MEEr1Sa.- Un-
der the New Rules adopted two years
ago. the Democratic County Meeting will
be held at New Castle, on the last Satur-
day in Nay. at o'clock. P. NJ, and the
election for the nomination of Sheriff
and Coroner will take place on the second
Saturday in June. between the hours Of
II o'cleck NJ. and7 O'Clock, p. M. We
may state that Joseph Roberts, ESQ, act
ing Chairman Of the last County Meet
ing. will issue a call for the next meeting
in due time.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27

1t ia odd to notice how confessed
criminal may subsequently, come to
look upon himself as victim of per-
secution. There was once a horse
thief that was about to plead guilty.
but was induced by his counsel to
withdraw his plea. The lawyer then
made powerful speech in his behalf.
and got verdict of mot guilty" The
thief listened with wonder, and sub
sequently remarked that he thought he
had stolen that horse until he heard
the argument, but he was convinced
that he was mistaken. AS soon as
Babcock got acquitted Mcdonald,
Avery, and Mckee all thought that
they were innocent; and now the no
tion seems recently to have entered tb c
head of Belknap that he is hero and
martyr. Bays the Cincinnati Com
mercial: Ne feels himself wronped
Inan-one of the loveliest and most
unhappy of his sex. In order to prove
to the world that he is great and
good man he presents himself on the
streets and in the hotels of Washing
ton bright, CHEEKY and buttoned up
beautiful in broadcloth, and adorned
with a silk umbrella. Then he walk
lnte the senate chamber to be impeach
ed, pleading that he is an lnnocen
private citizen, holding the arm o
Matt Carpenter, who prepares for tn
occasion by putting on his evening
dress. while Montgomery Blair ant
Jerry Black bring up the rear witt
gray-haired dignity"
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27

MCKEE. Of the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
who was convicted some me nths ago OF
being in the whisky ring, has been sen.
fenced to pay fine OF SO. 900 and be i'm.
prisoned two years in the county jail
This is heavy punishment for an eni-
nently respectable and influential gentle
man, deacon in the church. a promi.
nent leader in politics. and proprietor OF
the principal Republican organ west Of
the Mississippi. But there has been al.
together too much robbery Of the govern.
nent by such respectable people. and the
lesson Of Deacon McKee's disgrace mus
prove wholesome.-Ph;lo.T Times.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
CHERlFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of n writ Of Levsri Facias to
me directed viii be expo'sd to Public Sale
in Appoquinimink hundred. N ew Castle coun
ty, Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
TIE I'd DAY OF MAY, 1876.
At o'clock, D. M.
the fol lowing described Real Estate. VIE:
All that certain Farm or tract of land situ-
ate in Appoqui 1imlnk hundred, New Casile
county, and tate OF Delaware bounded and
stone in the line of land of Jon Thai n Brown
thence with the same and W tn the land O
Ebenezer Cloak north sixty two degr, es and
hity hVe minutes, ,aa one hundred and Eve
prong of Morris' branch to the middle of the
road lead ng from Smyrna anding to the Id
Ihoroughfare Neck road, suppo,e, to be in
the line OF land Of Gideon no hwell; thence
| the main s.ream OF said Morris branch south
tSenty' eight degrees and quarte-, east two
hundred and tWenty-one perches aud eight
tehths TO n corner on the east side OF the said
landing road In the line OF the land OF Noble
1. Jerman 'be ng also corner Tor land OF Ro.
| pert atterson. Etq; therce by said Patter
| son & land south seventy-s ven degrees and q
| hhli, west one hundred and twenty ne r.
| ches to stone on an old bank, beng cor el
a,to for Robert Patterson ESQ.,: thence wi, b
the land of the heirs of liavit Kel nedy. de
ceased, in part and in part with said Jonathan
Browns land no tn twenty-five degrees an
| Inc IN mute west Two hundred and & ity
two perches and two tenths to the place Q
beginnll &. containing One Hundreu ant
hightv Acres and tifty-fve Square Perche es
oe tne same more or less. One hundred ant
TIVE, ty fur square per hes Of the h I'VE trau
OF iand 1cepted being grant ID to ORATOR
L, d. l4' =, tsq,, Tor the right of railro ID :
'ong as said road is kept up. a. d when i
,hhases ,ha 10 ne X pit up as a raj 70 it bGtome
NJ lhaQ Q..t1 ~ 4
his he'rs and assigns for, yer.
oelZed ana "a en- ia execution as the prop
cry iOwen Z. Crow 4 I'd v ary Ann his wife
and terre tenants. al d o be so by
WN II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle,
April 10. 1876. aprl3-,s
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
FRIDAY,
THE l2T DAY OF MAY. 1876,
Az La nInlnnE

AT lo O'Clock, q. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
An those certain lots or Parcels of land Sit
uate in Red l. ion hundred. couuty and State
aforesaid. hou hded and described as follows,
to-vit:
No. l; Beginning at a point on th 9 south
west side OF the road leading from Delaware
City to Port Penn th Q distance OF five hun.
dred and eighty nine f.e by the said ad
from the east side of the Chesapeake ana
DeIswaps tSSns corner InS OF other land now
ming thence along said road sonth twenty
four and one half deprees east eighty feet TO
land late OF Ezekiel Shaw; thence south six
ty-six degrees west one hundrei feet to an
| eight feet wide alley, otherwise called Maple
street; thence with said alley north twcnty
| four and one half degrees west eighty feet 10
| another corner OF the said land now OF late
of Johu j. Henry; thence north sixty-six de-
grees east one hundi ed ieet to the place of
| beginning.
| No 2. ginning at the in tersec,iop of the
| alley aforesaid with the new road to Burch-
ards corner. and running thence along the
| southwest side of said alley to a stal STAND
| ing opposite 10 tho south corner of the lot of
Ez .siei Shaw afore,aii: thence south b TWEEN
ty-hve degrees west to the east side of the be-
lore mentioned new road; thence b. the said
road to the place of beginning.
No: Beginnlng at the sout west side of a
public road otherwise called Fifth street.
being the southwest BOUNDARY of the town of
Delaware City and adjoining land of J shua
Seeney and land formerly belonging TO Jonn
onSw; anu containing In front or breadth on
saio rluh n street wenty feet and exte ndiug
OF mat win between lines at ris ht angles
with saia ftth street southwestwardly one
hundred feet bounded on The southeast b.
sald Shaws lot and on the northeast by paid
Fifth street. % the northwest by said Joshua
Seeney' land, and on the south est by 9th r
lsnd now or late of the said John Henry.
Book Y, vol 2. page 36i. &c.
No. BEGINNING at stake on the west
side of the road leading fr IN Delaware on '
to Port Penn and at a corner for land of Fill
zabeth Green. and running thesce with her
land SOU hwestwardly at right angles with
said road one hundred feet u a ten leet wita
. alley; thence with said alley northwest
, wardly twenty feet to ether land of the said
, hn Milet; thence N Enthusiastically on4
hundred teet at right angles to u stake on ths
I west side a. Eaid road, the ce aloug z the wssi
: side thereo twenty feet 10 the beginning
containing area of 1cOJ tquare feet ct ,anJ
Seized and taken in Fxecutionas The ,ro
perty Of IL hn Miller and Anna Mtlia HI,
: wife, and ah Miller an Virginia A. hi,
wife. and tetre tenants, a. q TO be sold by
VIM L. LA hBo0N, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office New Castle, !
April %, 1876. : arr22i
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. lSIe.
At l O'Clock, p. NJ,

The following descI ibed real estate, VIZ
Ali that farm and tract OF land situate /
St. Georges Hundred. New Castle Counq
Delaware, bounded by the main stream
Drawers creek, branch thereof separaIIi
the same from land formerly Of Wllha
Dickinson. land OF Patrick McDou'uglg
heirs and the State road leading from
DonOugh to Odessa, in the aforesaid oCun
containing about Ave hundred and twea3 tI
nine acres OF land. Book X, val pag' ..
Seized and taken in execution as the y
erty oil Thomas ]. Foard. and y be sol1 n
VIM IL. LAMBS0N' sheFl'
Sheriff's 0nice. New Castle. ,c,s
April lS, lSf6. apf-nN
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
Beyond Valuation.

The worth Of any invention which osviates
or mitigates the loss of any OF the natural
senses cannot b. measured by dollars aud
oents. Of this character are the Diamond
Spsctaeles," which are scientifically made
from the best possible material. Every pair
has the trade mark, q small diamond.
For sale in Wilmington by Is. s. Clark, No.
4oI Market = rect. apr25eod&w.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
HERIEE,S SALE

- HERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue OF writ of LevarI Facias to
me directed, will be expos, d to Pubic Sale,
at the Hotel of Thomas ID. Bradway, in tn o
town tf Delaware City, in Red Lion hundred.
New Castle county. Delaware, on
THURSDAY.
TIE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1876.
At > o'clock. 2. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All tnat Messuagx and Plantation or trart
of land situate in ked Lion hundred, in the
county.cf New Castle. and State of Delaware,
bounded and described as follows, to witt
Beginning in the middle Of Cedar Creek
thence by lana OF William Reyoold the three
following courses and distances. north fifty
nine degrees and three quarters, west Fl ty-
nine perches and ak -tenhts TO stake, north
sixty-seyen de Rrees. west sixty perches and
q quarter degrees, west two hundred aad sew.
en- pcrches and fve.tenths TO stone; thence
by land of Barney Repbold the thre Q follow.
ing courses and dstancet: south one du arte-
OF degree. eart fifty three perches and nine
tie ths - stone, south eighty seven degrees
west one hundred aud twenty-eight rerches
and seYen-tenths TO stcne. south three
quarters OF degtee, east forty-eight perches
and is-tenths to stone; thence by land of
John Clark the two following courses an
distances: north eiRhty-seven and half de-
greer, east one hundred and eighty six per
ches and th1ee-tenths to stone. south sew
enty' seven degrees, east one hundred and
sixty seven per hes to the middle OF Cedar
Creek aforesaid: thence down tho same the
several courses and di,tanceh thereof to the
place OF beginning. containing Two Hundred
and 0rty-six Acres One Rood aud One Perch
be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
rerty of Anthony Reybold and Ann s. his
wife and wtiITHM f. and e !, be sid ayox By s,,
SHERIFF Is once, New Castle.
April 10. 1910 aprlsts
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27

AttorneyGeneral Pierrepont is about
TO move for the appointment of re.
ceiver to take possession of the Hot
Springs reservation in Arkansas for the
Government. Threats having been
made against persons who may attempt
to take possession, it is probable that
troops will be sent to the Hot Springs
to enforce the decision of the Court.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
THURSDAY,
TIE ith DAY OF MAY, 1873
Ht : UFUCk' p. H.t
The following desert bed-Real Estate, =,

The following desert bed Real Estate, W
All that Certain lot or piece of ground N,
ate, lying and being in the huntred. Is,
Georges, ,)county and Sta.e aforesaid bounded
and described as follows. to-wit: Begiania ;
at corner of lands Of the heirs Of Wiiliam|
Cleaver. deceased, and Of Joshua Green ou|
the east side of the road leading from ptr}
Penn to Odessa and running with said Cesl
ver's land forty-one and half feet theuo&
nor h eighty degrees, east one hundred and
fifty three feet; tn nee north six ami thre{
quprter degrees, west thirty feet; the \
south eighty two degrees, west one hrpdre
and twenty -four feet to the place Of pevlbl
ning. containing Forty.one hundred and ID
ty five Square Feet OF Land. more or les.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Michael Green and sewell c Green
heirs at law of Perry 1reeu, deceased. su
terre tenants, and to be sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON. Shsc.s.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
April 10. 1876. aprlG.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
ROBERT HUTTON.
Plumber and Gas F'ltIel
No 3O2 French Street

Having removed to the above nanny "a nv
store. and having everything d
line Of business, l am prepared aim NJ R
all kinds OF Plumbing and Gas W n,oder1
In a workmanlike manner anu ~
rates.
OF different Kinds kept on hand anu a;snds M q
at the lowest figures. HIS oiu ali.
the public are invited TO giv91 r' uiiTT0Nl
aprlld3m RObBhi
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27

Barney Williams, The well-known ac-
tor, who has been Ill for some time past,
died yesterday at his residence On Park
Avenue, New York.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-27
Ii ERIFF,S SALE

=. HERIFF'S SALE.
Dy virtue OF n writ of Levar; D
me directed, will bo exposed ta s'l pat,eie 5tSeie .
Lara EItE HOTEL S4l SIMPLIFY 81,
kept BY Geo. W. 0rtlip, in the o;,, VI
mihs'on new Castle county, Deswar%n Vi y" Il
SATURDAY.
THE 2'th DAY OF APRIL.lyi
st2 o'clock ,. III.
The following described Real Ps,.,.
Al that certain lot, piece. or parcal ~" ,'
city Of Wilmington aforesaid; bounae, baate u tt,
described as follows, to wit. Runuel and
the southerly side Of Second stroo. nnlng 0j
Washington and Justinson strec,S oetTesI
tahce OF forty feet from the wes,s,iI. .he dis
Washington street. at a corner az HHue d
smiths lot; thence southerly iarajsi Yans a.3
W ashington street, seventy feet IN ,hel VII
erly side Of five feet fee. wide aIle .ae aoItlI
by said alley side westerly paralIel y, laen'
ond street eighteen feet to sists. ta'.a y sec
northerly parallel with Washins,e, 'uencI
seventy feet to the Aforesaid side ~, cit dit
street; then o along the sa,ne VI i accoli
eighteen feet to the place of beeinnv,%'HNi
the contents thereof hat they NAV ;.E VIZ
iIe1 anu uninterrupted use and priyl.aI
others, forever. '''l'l'' ut
Seized and taken in execution ne III,
perty of ThOs. Heney and EIizabe,b n; NJ
and I, t.. and to be sold BY HNN
WIN. ii. LANBSON. SI,.,,
sh heriff's Office. New Castle, N17'1'
April 10. 1875. anil,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of a writ of ri. Va ,o
rected, viii DO exposed to Public Sci.
corner of Fifth and TatnaE street, '' A. ~
Wilmington. in New Castle COUNTY
ware, on '' -eaI
MONDAY,
THE lst DAY OF MAY, A. b. lae
At 10 o'clock. a. m.,
The following described Personal pror...
viz. 'se'
3 horses. 2 wagons, l sleigh. ! mlky.
wagons. l wheelbarrow. lot Of whs.I, NJ
nxles. ! horse cart. cracker machine ;1n,
Bile machine. lot of pans. 2 copper Ssn4 ,sA
bread trays. 3 sets of wagon harness a.,
single harness, 2 sets single harness ss,
leld harness. l feed box. platform So ia Ssa,
of scale and weights. clock, ! stove i.
candy jars. candy. &c.
Seized and taken in execution as ths ~,
perty of William Taylor, and to be soId ~
VIM. Ii. IAMBS0N. Sbers
Sherffs Office. New Castle,
April ~. A. u, 1876 aprcl..s