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firmly opposed 1t, and that point produced the fol-
lowing letter.
LETTER TO KINNEY.

firmly opposed IT. and that point produced the fol.
LETTER KINNEY.
T. J. KINNEY. Revenue Agent
inch Mum Ward and are guilty and must
masS and vigorous light The ass,oan case no. resting
~ sans % ss
Mckinney ana Dixon should be strengthened vi in
bring p@ al the facts esSas the results to Judge and
b. on nd s in order
study the situation and gather strength Tor
soIorow on The Aiornsy demand that our
can read nis il You :nk bss, to Dexter and Aver but
give you official the purport don't
'''a' unless VII %iLs st,srd
TIE ALLEGED SUPPORT BRsrow.
Mr. Wilson directly contradjcted Gavitt, the revenue
structed him for Brstow Tor the Presidency and
read a letter accusing Gavt OF ndiscrect and disro
he was Withdrawn from that service Mr.. Yaryan,
however had admitted having told Gavu that
this damned Blaine business must STOP because
Gavitt devoted more time 10 politics tran to business
while II Was contrary 10 the order CT both Yaryan and
the Commissioner for special agents to interfere with
politics. either directly or indirectly.
By Mr. Piaistcd-How many special agents were at
Cincinnati in the interest of MT. Brsrowg A Not
that can name now.
q Was not Matthews there A. Nr. Matthews was
there; he was Supervisor
Q. We're not all the Supervisors OF tho South therc'
delegates; Chamberaine, OF Georgia. | believe,
there as delegate; those are the only gentlemen
est of Mr. Bristow while there hundreds OF
enue agents there in the interest Of other candidates;
believe there were from eighty TO loo there the
New York Custom House in the interest of Roscoe
Conklng, very large number IN the interest Of Nor
ton and quite a number IN the interest of Blaine
YARiAN's DEvoTEDNEss
In reply TO a question by tho chairman Mr. Wilson
said that Yaryan OF the devoted and ei-
Gent public ofhcers he had ever met and that Chap
Dn rla IN 10 n 81
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LYNCH LAW.

COLORED MAN HUNG BY A MOB IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, August 2 1876
negro named Chris Porter at Spring Hill. Hemp
sted county, went to the residence Of widow and her
daughter, Saturday night, and, after knocking down
the daughter, dragged her into n field, committed
gross outrage upon her. and lett her almost nfeless
The next day Porter was arrested, and when near
Hope was met by crowd of men, who took HIM from
the officers and hung him TO tree. The girl ex
pccted 10 recover
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A SURGEONS SUGGESTION.

Police Surgeon Feter wrote letter to the President
OF the Health Board yesterday suggesting that ferry
companies be requested allow poor women with sick
babies the free of their boats while PLYING their
trips lie thought that the ferry corporations should
be as charitable as tho druggists who checruy agreed
in view of the prevalent sickness among inants to
furnish medicine at cost upon order Health DE.
partmcnt physicians and he deprecated the nactcc OF
the Eric Railroad Company IN charging mothers with
babies three cents extra on the Pavonia ferry.
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THE SOFT MONEY PARTY.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2, 1875.
meeting Of soft money men who intend supporting
Peter Cooper for President OF the United States was
held in this city to-day, pursuance call issued
for State Convention to put in the field electoral
ticket. IL was decided, however, not 10 call
ton. but 10 refer the whole matter to state Execu
tive Committee, to be composed Of member IRON
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SPOKEN.

Ship Boemah (BD. Prideaux, from Ardrossan for San
Francisco July 20 lat 40 n. lon CIV.
Shin Two Brothers, Nye from Liverpool May Is for San
Francisco June II, lat y. Ion 30 so W.
Ship Eastern Star trl Goudie, from Quebec for Ply
mouth July II. lat ~ &c. Ion % 80
Bark Happy Home (r Coaiaeet from Philadelphia for
Dublin. uns II. lat II, Ion 81.
Bark Contest (Brl Anderson from Sunderland for San
Francisco july 10. lat 40 II N, lon 8 lSW
Bark Frementden (Nor) Torgesen. from Aberdeen for
New York. July 20, lat As 46. Ion 81
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Aug bark Marcella Tripp'in-
dian Ocean
Sailed from Barbados July T. bark Perry Bassett, to
cruise
Arrived az Seychelles June barks Petrol Downs, and
PlatnsA Howand, Of NIB land sailed again to crel Stn
Caao. Craw do; 10Th. Greyhound Allen do snd sailed
again cruisel.
despatch from Capt Fraser OF bark Illinois reports
brig Gen Harvey Redfed of Francisco the North
Pacific with 10000 lbs whslebone.
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Steamers Bothnia tIr). Tor Lverpool Oheo Dr. Hull
Ciatbe ORR. Kingston. &c Herman Lvingson
Ashland Charleston: ships ongobsrd tNor) Bre.ncn La
doga. Melbourne: barSs Nesis (Nor), Rotterdam Mnna
,Ge.l. Bremen. skeuyvore N,r. Lnbeck Evening star
tNor). Rotterdam brigs Gem. Barbados Ssarght. Port
SPAIN Stella Lodge tBrl. .-lsinorc.
Wind AT sunset. x; at midnight. ENE.
Barometer at sunset. 3D3t.
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REGATTA AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA N. Y, August 3 1875
The prospects for the fourth annual amateur regatta
to be held here on Monday and Wednesday of next
week. for very full fields Entries closed with five
four Dared crews including The Atalanas Argonautas
and some from the West Eleven enter for the junior
single SOULS nine for the senior single sculs four for
pair and two double SOULS
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEWPORT, r. l., August g 1870
United States receiving ship Supply. Captain Hay
ward, from New Bedford, has arrived here
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ADLER AND FURST PARDONED.

THEIR FINE OF FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
BE PAID AND THEIR PROPERTY TO REMAIN
CONFIsCATED.
ST. LOUIS Mo, August 2, 1875
The order OF the President granting pardons TO Adler
and Furst the ST. Joseph rectincrs reached the Mar
shal's Office, Jefferson City, this afternoon. Its
terms that their sentence be commuted to three
months imprisonment in tho County Jail already
served, condition that thcy withdaw their writ Of
the Circuit Courts aiiimanco o. the District
Courts judgment OF condemnation, conGscatng their
rectying establishment, &c, and that they pay the
fine and costs adjudged against them, amounting 10
tho round sum OF $40 600.
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THE HONDLOW ASSAULT.

The Brooklyn police have ceased in their endeavors
20 identify the Italian burglar assaulted Mr. Hond
low the real estate agent at the at,ers No
u Monroe place. and who died last Sunday morning al
the City Hospital The police claim he July salts.
fed that the deceased IL Carlo Corbc Tho man do.
scribed by Mr. Barnardbo, OF Franklin street. New
York. An Italian woman found in pc street
New York, who, IL IS alleged. also recognized In the
description the police gave the Italian Lorbe. She
that about three ago Corbe lived on the third
floor of Barnardbo's boarding house in Franklin street
but since that timc she has known nothing of nim
Mr. hondlow was so tar recovered Yesterday that he
was able To sit up IN bcd DIT Nissan thinks that II
Mr. Hondcw has relapse he Will DO able TO attend
to his business IN short limo
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES DEPARTURES FROM YORK FOR TIN royrus
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YACHTS. rsAliDUArs. &c.
A SLcOP YACHT WANrED-FROM 40 To so FEET
~ IN length. with cabin either board keel;
good sea bost. mast have record Give full descrp
with all particulars stating price, and address o. NJ.
JOHNSON. Jr. Rye station Post once. n. Y.
4 T THE OLD ESTABLISHED PLACE, 4O4 WATER
"A st., near Catherine Mar.ct-Me;ac aud wooden
Boats all kinds JOHN 4. SMITH.
POS sALE-lilE FIRST CLASS sLo0P YACHT
Allie Nyofles, IN perfect and completely iound
Address CORNELIUS ROOSEVELT. No. 40 West 18th st.
LNOH sALE-sLOOp YACHT ~ VT Is IN. BY IL IT.
furnished complete and ready for cruisIng will be sole
low Tor cash tsn Do foot 18th River. Ad
dress j. box 10 Herald oiice
Mise Ei.{.ANEOUs.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A cnt NtNes Tor nnnicrouS causes. adyice Tree.
thEDbkiCk kiNG Lawyer No. a ~. Marks place.
INVOICES QUIETLY. IN ANY STAT, ANY CAUSE
~ send for escaar. American Law Agency. II Astss
uouse
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WEATHER REPORT.

PLYMOUTH. Aug 2. PM-Wind 8. fresh.
HoLYHxAp, 2, PM-Wind s.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES FROM YORK FOR TIKI MONTHS
OF AUGUST AND sRpTKnRgA
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer Bolivar Gcer. New YORK for New London and
Norwich
Schr II Magee Young. Port Johnson for Boston.
schr J Ii Deputy Mcmahon. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Bertha. Conover muoy for Providence.
Schr IL Curtis Mann. Port johnson Tor Providence
Schr Saml Muldon. Rogers New York for New London
schr Mary Potter. Potter, New York for New London.
Schr Gee anus, Young, New York fo- kennebec.
Schr l. IL Clark, Wares. New York for Westerlev.
Schr Bedabedac Knowton, New York for Boston and
Norwich.
Schr Charlie and Willie
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SHIPPING NEWS
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

gUx AND MOON
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CHERIFF'S SALE,
me directed, will Do exposed to Public Sale
at the ~
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sil SuIPLEY ST,
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the city of Will
mington. New Castle County, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 10Th LAY OF JULY:lS76.
At 2 o'clock. p. m..
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certain lot Of land situate in the
City OF Wilmington, with three story brick
house erected thereon bounded and described
as follows. to wit
Beginnin, at the Southerly side of 9th st.
between Windsor and Madison streets at the
distance Of fifty three feet from the westerly
side of Windsor street. thence southerly par
allel TO indsOr street along line of land of
the said Charles q. stem on tte east eighty
eet TO O corner, thence westerly parallel to
9th street seventeen feet and six inches to a
corner, thence northerly parallel to the first
menti'ned line and Windsor street along a
line of other, lands OF the said Edmund g.
Springer on the west eighty feet to the said
southery side of 9Th street and thence thereby
easterly seventeen ieet and six inches to the
place OF beginning be the contents thereof
what they may: Book 2, vol. o. page 23s. &c.
selzed and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Edmund g. Springer and Kate, his
wife. and joseph Brown and Emily Brown,
terre tenants. and to be sold by
VIM. Ii. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
SherfFs Office. New Castle.
july l. A. u. 1876. iy3-te
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War in the Fia,pu,t,

from the Commercial. July 10,
The Republican not N Party p.,
As if to illustrate the very fact which
we yesterday stated concerning the re.
publican, namely, that it antagonized
one ofthe pricipal tenets of the Republi.
can party it printed in yesterdays issue
one of its wonderful editorial utter.
ances on finance. 1t is in almost the
exact shape of old Bill Aliens speeches
in Ohio. 4
Now, if the Cincinnati Convention
and Governor Hayes, its candidate,
ere authority for Republican doctrine,
the RepD6Itcan is not one of their par
ty, at all but Bill Allen, Dan Voor-
hees wild western greenbacker. 1t be-
longs with Hendricks and ought to
support him and Tilden, as Other in
tlationists do.
rom the Dover Sentinel, July l5,
The Cry for Haru,onu
Tue Commcrciars ring, having been
beaten by the people and fearing the
loss OF the offices it holds, cries 'peace'
harmony" don't distrust the office.
holders" Our reply is, we can have
no harmony while that ring has otiicial
power or Influence, Every TIM
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been beaten, it has set up the cry OF
compromise and harmony. but it never
voluntarily yields anything to other
elements In the party. We will give
our view and we wish to speak plainly
The first condition of Republican sue.
cess in Delaware is ".Squelch the DIS
organizers" We mean by these the
News and its editor with his long ago
announced "rule or ruin" aud the
Commercial and its editor supporting,
in conjunction with U. s. officials who
are living in the party, nominees
against the regular Republican candi>
dates.
We say to the Party, you cannot
succeed while such arrogant, selfish,
scheming men as Howard jenkins,
Prettyman, Higgins and Dunn, are
permitted to act or appear as leaders,
The people will not and we say openly
ought not to trust them. So long as
they hang as mill stones on the neck
of the party-as "old men of the sea"
riding it to death to hold on 10 their
offices,-so long will the people of
Delaware withhold their trust and
confidence from our party. We speak
whereof we know. We refer to some
of the best men throughout New Cas-
tie and Sussex as well as Kent coun
ties:-and we lift up our warning
voice in time-"throw these men and
all other disorganizers and mutineers
overheard, ,-solidify your party-diS
arm the deserters and let them co.
put your true, liberal handed, hard
working, deserving men into the Off,
ces, and then rally the people who
love Republican principles and care
nothing for office, to the support OF
the who ticket" Why should the
party be sacrificed or divided, or its
policy dictated by Dunn, Prettyman,
Higgins and Howard JeAkins? Who
are they that they should assume any
control whatever? When heg are put
out of office and poaoej, there will be
harmony in eur party in Delaware, but
we think, not till then.
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GOCeruor Cochran Declines to
C0ncene the legislature.

The Governor met the committee of
the City Council in this city, at 8 2. NJ,
on Saturday and after hearing their
request and the reasons they presented
for calling the Legislature together, did
not deem them sufficient to over balance
the expense and injury that might result
to the State. IN word he did not con-
slider that the occasion was one that
would be covered by the Constitution and
unless it did rise to such an extraordi-
nary occasion, in his mind, he would be
precluded by his oath Of Office from CON-
plying with the request of the commit
tee, and this he was compelled to do;
notwithstanding he felt deep interest
in the welfare of Wilmington and would
do anything in his power to aid its peo-
pie.
The Governor we feel sure has dis
CHARGED his whole duty promptly and
commercially in this matter and this
seems to be the general opinion. 1t is
even doubtful whether it would not be
wen for our city that the reservoir should
not be completed now. II We had the
means to do it Of course it would be
done. But it will not hurt the banks to
let them settle year longer. The large
pipes that lead to it might be connected
with the mains. we have now suffi.
cent supply of water, which this con.
nection would increase.
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While the Commercial and Republican
have read each other out OF the party
the Sentinel declares that the Commercial
the Peninsular News, DR.. j. s. Prettyn,aa,
HoSdrd NJ. Jenkins, Anthony Higgins and
Marshal Dunn, are "diso rganize e. and
should be "squelched' and put out of
office and power. We print what they
say OF each other, OUT pure love for
fair play.
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SALE OF
Prime Maryland Land

One Of the finest tracts of land ever offered
for sale on the Eastern shore of Maryland.-
The Wye estate Of the Pacl family, contents
1898 acres rood and perches by recent sur
vey:
woodland. lGg acres 3 roods and 3 perches.
Farm Farm No Ne. 3. 81 81 :, aRd aRd e
Stnate on Wye River opposite Bordley's, or
wye Island. Soil rich clay loan, ada pied
10 gram grasses, fruit, truck. &c, Steamboat
landinS WITHIN 20 yards of traCt-daiiy con :
munications with BALTIMORE by steamboat-
wees ~ trlps O. gram and lime vessels Each
iar "a accessible TO grain and lime vessels.-
llm6er-white oak. chestnut, hickory. non.
lar, &c. lmprovements-fne Brick Hansian
House. built by Lord Baltimore's SberifF in
lI4e; outbuildlngs. farm houses, &c. VIII he
sold at Pu lie Auction on
Tuesday, the 25th Of July. 1870.
between the hours of 2 and o'clock n =, II,
front Of the Court House in CentrcyiIie 6n'an
Anne's county, Maryland.
TERMS UF bALE-One third in cash ~
in Negotiable note at 3, or 9 months, win
interest added. and residue in three enl,aI In
slalments of l, and 3 years, bearing interes,
and secured by bonds or notes of purchaser
with approved security. Plats, &c, will b,
exhibited on day of sale
JOHN B. BROWN.
T. Istee under decree CT Circuit Court
Co. Queen npe's 'o9o:y, Ba-,iori.
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OFFICE PRACTITIONER,
ALFRED WALTON,
WILMINGTON nEI.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Having made the study and practice of med :
icine a lifetime bu siness, and hav ing been en- i.
gagged therein over thirty-fiye years, offers his
services to the afil cted who may call upon
him, Tree from charge, for medical advice,
char ing for medic mes a reasonable nrica,
but to those who write 10 him s. 'atement oi
their troubles, he W shes to say that his time
Is 100 valuable and his expensts tvo heays to
Dollars. A"O
Chronic cases that cannot he cured, NAV be
relieved by Iudicious advice and manage
ment. iy3-d&w6m
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& HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of q writ of Ais. Levari Facias
to me dir, cted, will be exposed to Public Sale
at G n"tel of JacoD Hyatt. in Newport, in
Christiana hundred, New Castle county, Del
aware, on
FRIDAY,
THE 2,st DAY CT JULY, LETT,
at O'Clock. p. m,
The following described Real Esta C, viz:
All that certain Messuage al nd Farm or u act
of land situated in Mill Greek hunired, bouu
ded by lands of Thomas warrel lands of ste.
phen Springer,lands OF Joseph Ii indsay lands
OF joseph wal lker. lands of Mary " alker, ana S
ct Jane McElwee. lands of the heirs of John
Nc Elwe. land Of the heirs of James Crossen
| and lands OF WIN. Mendenhall. conta ming
one hun red and five acres and sevent cen
| ohe-hundredths of an acre Of land, 1t being
the same premises andtrsct OF land which Jon.
athan Hopes and Martha Matilda his wife
| oy i.denture bearing even date herewith did
grant and confirm unto the said Barton Nc.
| Elwee, party hereto in Zee.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
| perty of Barton McElwee and Priscilla hi,
wife. and T. t., and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office. New Castle,
July /. A. D. 1876. iy3.ts
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The campaign against the Indians
seems to be bungling affair. Sheridan
has been entirely outwitted by Sitting
Bull and other chiefs, and now the army
under Crook is still in danger OF being
eut OF and massacred. Merit, who was
ordered to reinfore Crook, it appears has
other work on hand, and is about to fight
800 Cheyennes who have left the RED
Cloud Agency.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-17

1t appears that ex-Judge Fisher in
tends to vindicate himself from the
charges which his party friends have
made against him Ill Washington and
this State also. 1t is barely possible that
the Judge is much abused man. although
we do not conceed to all that his advo-
Gates say Of him. Still he might not
have been guilty of all that Jewell and
the Commercial charge him with. There
is no doubt that he has had great influ-
enoe with Grant, whom Boss shepherd
now appears to have under his especial
control. We shall an1iously await the
promised vindication of Judge Fisher
and in the meantime, as we desire to see
fair play between the Republican fac.
tions in this State, publish what the
Sentinel has to say about the matter
which will be found in another column.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-17

An immense Tilden and Hendricks
ratification meeting WAS held in Phila-
delphia on Saturday night. The Times
says :-"rhe meeting was large and en-
thusiastic-considering the weather very
significantly so, Senator Bayard' s
speech was able and impressive. and in
all respects thel event of the evening.
There was perhaps, little too much of
Tilden in his financial argument to suit
4 Western audience but, come to think
Of it, ne wasn't addressing Western
audience. On the whole the ratification
was hearty and emphatic, and the Re.
publicans must stir themselves to match
it."
The daily gazette., 1876-07-17

CHEaIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ OF
, Levari taeias to me directed. will be ex
posed to Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sIl sHIPLEY ST,
kept by Geo. Ortlit. in the city of Whining
ton, New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE PA DAY OF JULY, A. u. ls7t.
at . O'Clock. pm,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot or parcel OF land with
Brick Dwelling thereon er cted. sitnate in
the city OF Wilmington AZ alOresaid, bounded
and described as follows, to wit Beginning
at the intersection OF the easterly side of
Rodney street with the southwestcrly side of
Delaware Avenue; thence by the said side of
Delaware avenue easterly sixty-seven feet
nine and half inches to corner of land sold
and conveyed to Edward q Bra ford, Jr !;
thence thereby southwesterly at right angles
to said Delaware avenue and passing through
and along the middle o the diyis on wall be-
tween the two dwellings ono hundred and
twenty 'flve feet, more ar less, to q stak q !;
thence along q line running parallel to Four
tee" tn street " est er1y sixteen and half feet
tp the easterly side of Rodney street afore-
ahd; and thence thereby northeasterly one
hundred and forty two feet TO tn. place OF
| BEGINNING, be the contents there,f what il
may.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of Harry S. Tayl"r and Elizabeth his
| " fe. an Il, DeNormandie and Thomas Y.
| DeNoImardie I. ts., and to be sold by
VIM. II. JAMESON. Sheriff.
S0'Flh's jaTS Hiils9' !. fsy isss. Castle iv5 /.
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sHERIFF'S SALES.

SALE'-By virtue OF sundry
> writ of Venditiooi Exponas 10 me direc-
I'D. will be .xposei TO Public Sale at the res
Vi, nee of Wa,hington Mason. No. 222 west
Ninth ttreet, city OF WILMINGTON, in New Cas-
lie county. Delaware. on
MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JULY, A. d, 1876.
At II O'Clock, a. m
The following described Personal Property.
viz;
CARPETS marble tor table, bat rack. extension
table beds, bedsteads aud bidding. bureaus.
sioves &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perry of Washington Mason and to g sold by
WM II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
July ), A ID. 1876. jyI-ts