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The New York herald., 1876-02-04
THE lands TRIAL.

CHARGE OF JUDGE REED-HE EXPLAINS THE
INSANITY PLEA-THE JURY RETIRED AT FIvE
O'CLOCK.
BRTDGEroS, n. j., Feb. Q, 1870
Al the conclusion OF Attorney General vanattas adj
dress Judge Alfred Reed charged the Jury
AFTER congratulatng the jury their patient atten-
tlon he said:--'The indictment is for murder Under
an Indictment in this form there cannot only be
dict murder in the rst murder in tho second de-
gree the statute requires you the degree
II you return verdict OF murder There can also be
returned verdict OF manslaughter Under present
statute verdict OF not guilty Of murder but guilty Of
an attempt TO murder may be also returned OF course
a verdict Of not guilty can be rendered upon this
as upon any other Indictment IT, however
this result shall be reached In this case on tho
ground that tho defendant was insane then
YOU should be prepared certify that fact upon your
coming The jury retired for deliberaton i've ~
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
ROSCOE CONKLING AS THE 'YOUNG'
AMERICA" CANDIDATE.
[From the ButlaIo Express, rep. |


Roscoe Conkling is forty six years od-in the vory
flush of manhood-and the Worcester Spy says that
he lean afford to wait" SO he He has a great
future before him But why not enlist the services OF
a statesman who, though comparatively young, has
had great experience, whilo all his faculties at
their best2 Why wait until man begins to break
down physically and mentally before calling him to
responsible post that demands the exercise OF mans
best powers OF mind and bodyg II is true that
in 1880 Mr. Conkng would still be younger than John
Adams Jefferson, Monroe, Madison, John Quincy
Adams Andrew Jackson Harrison, Buchanan or Lin
coin, when chosen President; but still, it would have
been much better for the country II OF these
nent had been called to Office Senator Conk
ling is sound and vigorous in mind and body. If
take him take him at his best He is the IA
vorite son of the Empire State and will go into the
coming canvass with backing that will certainly
place him the front rank OF the strong candidates at
the Centennial Convention. Why not have a young
mems candidate for President for onceY The country
has been often cursed with the decayed powers OF
old age in the White House. Roscoe Conklng, tho
''Young America candidae"
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.

GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK ASA DBnxo-
CRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.
The Concord IN. H. Pdtriot OF the oldest dcme~
cratic organs New England proclams its preferences
General Winfield s. Hancock the democratic cam
didats for the Presidency. It says
There is one man in the democratic ranks the mem
tion OF whose name sends terror into the republican
camp The of that is General Winfield
Scott Hancock. They know perfectly well that Han
cock can carry Pennsylvania and New York, with
equal chance for Ohio against any the republicans
can bring against him, Governor Hayes. They
know, too that Hancock carry every Southern
State and should Trumbull be put to the
ticket with him that it would Illinois We have
no hesitation in saying that Hancock would carry
New Hampshire by handsome majority, and II Blaine
is thrown overheard by the republicans Hancock would
the electoral vote Of Maine and OF Connecticut
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
SHERMAN ON THE PRESIDENCY.
CoLUMBUs, Ohio. Feb. 2 1873
The following letter is from General W T. sherman =.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb 2, 1878
The following letter is from General " T. sherman :.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb q 1916
DEAR SIR Your kind letter is just received and
though thought everybody knew my general OPINIONS
on the points OF your inquiry, cannot hesitate 60
answer you In such way as 70 admit OF mscon.
struction never have been, not now, and never
shall be candidate for the high ONCE OF President
fore any convention OF the people shall always pre-
fer TO that Office filed by Of the millions who
in the civil stood by the Union firmly ana un-
equvocally and Of those notice many names wiling
and capable. Prominent among them is General Hayes
now Governor Of Ohio, whom we know 1ne ofhceP
and gentleman in every sense. | do not however,
wish be misunderstood presunlng TO advise any.
body in the choice Of the man.
Ny wife and family strong Catholics but |
not; that, however is nobody's business. believe n
the common schools, and don't stop over the little mat
ters which to be exaggerated by the press. In
some quarters however these schools are extrava-
CANT and indulge in costly buildings and expensive
teachers 50 TO be too heavy burden to the tax
payers This tendency ought TO be checked, which
may easily be done without making it political ques
uoh. setnterest will regulate this and make them
Iree schools to all and capable Of impartng the rudt-
ments OF good English education. Yours truly.
W. T. SHERMAN.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
APPALLING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
HEAVY TRAIN on THE MIDLAND ROAD BREAKS
TO THOSE ON BOARD.

A AEAN1 11lAAN ON Ihh MIDLAND kOAD
THROUGH A TALL BRIDGE-sLIGHT INJURIES
TO THOSE ON BOARD.
hTDDLErowS y. Y, Feb 3, 1870.
A special train left Mddlctown yesterday morning
about eleven O'Clock for the purpose OF clearing the
track OF the Midland Railroad Of snow, with which il
covered to the depth Of six inches by the
Of Tuesday night 1t consisted OF an engine and
snow plough. and board the following officials
and cmpoyes:-General Superintendent II. NJ Flint
OF Middletown; Roadmaster John Babcock, Master Me-
chanc John Minshul, Conductor n. r. Hawkins
Engineer William B. hcClowd Fireman Ed
Geer. brakemen. rho train had performed its duty
very satisfactorily, and beginning the
bridge that spans the Beaverkl about miles this
side OF Walton, when the low wheels OF the
plough lett the track II then the trestle-
work approach OF the bridge, and Mr. hInshul, who
Before the train could be stopped IL had got upon the
bridge The snow plough tore away OF the
trusses, which so weakened the structure that IL
broke down, and the entire train toppled
into tho river. lying on its side in the
water, which, fortunately, was not deep. All
board the train were more less injured, and those
the engine scaded Mr. Flint being the severest
when II ascertanod that all the exposed portions
OF his person badly scalded and il feared that
he inhaled some Of the steam.
Information teleRraphed to this point, and a
train 10 repair damages, with physicians and friends
board despatched TO the Of the disaster
the whole, most remarkable that the heavy engine
and snow plough should have crushed through the
bridge and iallen twenty eight feet with so many per-
sons on board, without more serious results
The New York herald., 1876-02-04

SPANISH OFFICIAL REPORT TO THE LEGATION
IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON Feb. 8, 1s76
An official cable despatch from Madrid was received
at the Spanish Legation this evening stating that
result of the latest operations the north the Aonsst
forces have almost entirely gained possession of the
provinces of Biscay and Alava General Martinez
Campos occupies the whole valley Of the Bstan, inter
ceptng the communication of the carliss with France
The army Of King Alfonso is now in the hills OF
Santa Barbara which command the Carlist stronghold
Estela
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
ROME.

CARDINAL MANNING TO ADVOCATE THE REcKP-
OF THE CHURCH.
ROME Feb 3, 1876.
II is asserted that Cardinal Manning wifi come to
Rome order defend before the Sacred Coz gregaons
q scheme which has been submitted to him and
which has been engaged for two years for the union
OF portion OF the English rituastic clergy with the
Roman Catholic Church.
The Pope is believed to be In favor OF the scheme,
but the Sacred Congregations opposed 70 IL
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
GERMANY.

THE IAUENBURG DUcHY INCORPORATION oUEs-
T1oN-HoHENLoHE's MISSION TO ROME
BERLIN, Feb. 8, 1876
The negotiations between Prussia and Iauenburg for
the incorporation OF the latter with Prussia have been
completed bill to that effect will be introduced in
the Prussian Diet shortly.
THE MISSION ROME.
Nothing is known in political circles here about
Prince Hohenlohe's mission to Rome.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
AUSTRO-HUNGARY.
PKsrH Feb a 1874

PEsTH, Feb. 3, 1876.
The funeral Of Deak took place to-day, and the
occasion OF most imposing demonstration. The Arch
duke Joseph the Archduchess Cotde and an aide-de-
camp Of the imperial sta sent TO represent the En-
peror assisted at the ceremonies Delegations were
present from all parts Of Hungary.
Herr Ghczy, President Of the Hungarian Diet delv.
ered the funeral grafton.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
oREGoNs WANTS.

A GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH AsKED-ALAsKA
UNDER MILITARY RULE.
PORTLAND, Feb g. 1876.
The Board Of Trade OF this city at special meeting
last evening passed resolution urging Senators
and Represcn iatves in Congress an appro-
priaton OF 900 TO build military telegraph limo
from Portland W Astoria; also resolution lavoring
the attaching OF Alaska 10 Washington Territory
county, in order 10 free Alaska from military juris-
diction
Communication on the Columbia River to Dallas has
been resuncd
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
ENGLAND.

THE QUEENS ONLY UNMARRIED DAUGHTER EN-
GAGGED.
LONDON, Feb. 3, 1876
The Morning Hour says that Sir Henry Peck, at the
annual meeting the Sutton Conservative Association
last night, stated that Her Royal Highness the Prn-
Beatrice the youngest daughter Of Queen Victoria
engaged Prince Louis of Battenberg now in India
with the Prince Of Wales, and that Parliament at the
coming session would be asked to grant dowry.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
THE EASTERN RAILROAD OF MASSACHUSETTS
INTEREST

LONDON, Feb 8 1876.
The Hour also says, concerning the embarrass-
ments of the Eastern Railroad OF Massachusetts, Bar
ing Bros, the bankers, have issued circular saying
that having shared the general confidence reposed in
the company and its management to the extent OF
specially recommending the sterling bonds as an in
vestment to many persons, they give notice that they
will take up the interest bonds provided for at the
meeting at Boston the 18th of January, and pay full
interest on the feOO, 900 bonds issued by them, as
usual on the 1st OF March and the 1st of September
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
LADY WASHINGTON RECEPTION.

The ladies of Jersey City Heights making arrange
ments for grand Lady Washington Reception, to be
given early in the next MONTH for the benefit Of tho
New Jersey department in the Centennial Exposition.
The reception will be confined mainly TO residents OF
the Heights
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
TURKEY.

FIERCE DETERMINATION OF THE sKRvIANS-AN
AUSTRIAN SQUADRON STEERING TOWARD THE
DISTURBED TERRITORY.
VIENNA, Feb. 3, 1876.
Prince wrede, Consul General and Diplomatic Agent
OF Austria at Belgrade has arrived here He says the
situation in Servla is menacng. The warlike propen-
cities OF the people no longer rcstrainable.
THE AUSTRIAN NAVY IN MOTION
An Austrian squadron has left Poa its destination Is
believed to be Kick.
THE VIENNA DIPLOMACY.
II Is certain however that Austria will not hamper
diplomatic action at Consantinople by advancing any
complaint in regard to the Turkish ofwar which
recently fred upon the insurgents from Austrian
waters
TIE WAR CARRIED INTO AUSTRIAN TERRIroRY-
ACTION OF FRANZ JosEPHs OFFICERS.
LONDON Feb T. 1916
special despatch from Vienna to the Standard says
there was lighting Wednesday on the Lroatian and
Bosnian frontier
The insurgents fed into Austrian territory. The
Turks pursued them and attacked the Croatan village
Of TopOla At last accounts the lighting continued.
The Austrian authorities have arrested and dsarmed
The insurgent leader Hubmayer and forty Of his men,
THE PoRTE's TERMS OF SETTLEMENT WITH
MONTENEGRO.
RAGusA, Feb. 3, 1875
Il is said that Ali Paeha has offered to cede to the
Prince OF Montenegro the districts OF Sutorna Zubzi
ana Basagn in Herzegovina and the Albanian port OF
sptza II the Monienegrns withdraw aid from the in
sursen's and military operations are suspended
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
THE ERIE RAILWAY PLANS OF srrr1EMENr.

LONDON, Feb. 3, 1876
The Hour understands that only about onetweth
Of the Erie bond and share holders assented to the
scheme OF Sir Edward watkin, consequently Messrs.
Miller and Fleming, representing the Dundee bond
holders have gone to Now York endeavor arrange
the other scheme
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
MARKETING FROZEN FISH.

ST, JoHS, N. n, Feb 3, 1875
The transportation Of frozen fresh hsh from North
New Brunswick over the Intercolonial Railroad is
assuming large proportions Las, week I1b 900 barrels
were brought v ST. John alone, chiefly for shipment
the United States markets.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
A RAILWAY COMPANY cENsuRED.

LONDON Feb 3-Evenng
The inquest on the railway collision uear Huutngdoa
has resulted in the return Of open verdict by the
jury who add that they consider the practice Of the
Great Northern Railway directors in conducting their
passenger and mineral traffic the same line highly
reprehensble
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.
Bsa.Ix. Feh a 1sIa.

BsRaS, Feb 3, 1870
The Prussan Minister OF Commerce will send sew
sral oaicers OF the Mining Department 70 the Ceaten
niai Exhibition They will be instructed also 70 study
the mining industries Of America
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
From the Missouri Republican (St. Lousl.
A REMARKABLE PROFESSIONAL

SUCCESS
Among the notable professional Of this country who
have achieved extraordinary DR. H. " PIERCE
Of Buffalo. N Y The prominence which he has attained
has been reached through strictly legitimate and
enjoys This large OF is the result OF
thorough and careful preparation for his calling and
which have enabled him gain high commendation
from his professional brethren Devong his attention
gated he been rewarded in remarkable degree In
these specaties he has become recognized leader Not
adopted and prescribed by physicians in their private
tce His pamphlets aud larger works have been received
y added another and perhaps more important work be-
omore general applications to the list Of his published
Medical Adviser designed TO into general circula
ton DR. PIERCE has received acknowledgments and hon
Of the first medical institutions in the land.
WIDE REPUTATION. BEAUTIFUL, Eff
fectve, SILK ELAsrc TRuss furnished by the ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, 693 Broadway, everywhere adopt
cd supercedes the antiquated metal trusses.
ALL THE MUSCLES OF MY TONGUE AND
GitEsi LGsraSsT Iopips oE AssoSil cured me-
JAMES CLARK, Builder, 1O3 South 5th
Sold by all druggists Depot No 4ol 9th Av New York
A-wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRv
Coughs, Group and Sore Throat. Soc and 81
"PONDiS EXTRACTn VS. "HUMPHREY'sr
Chief Justice Davis Of our Supreme Court after elaborate
continued the injunction originally granted by
Judge Donahue restraining Frederick Humphreys and the
company Of which he President, and his Frederick
manufacturing, dvertising selling 'WfrcH HAzEL"
"fIuMPHREYs' Wren HAzTI-" This injunction has at
length been pepetuated by Judge Van Worst after iul
trial lasting many days Thus endeth "the Of tho
HAzELs
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Erated Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS, LIST av. aud Doth
ST. New York
cal VIC TouPEK maker, "a East 18th St. Broad
The New York herald., 1876-02-04

CITIZENS, MOBILES AND PRINCES GREET THE
EMANcIPATED PRELATE.
LONDON, Feb. 8 1915
The special telegram to this evenings Pal Mall Ga
see from Berlin has TIE following details Of the iber
alton OF Cardinal Jedochowski:-
'The small of Ostrowo, sxty-seven miles south
east Of Posen, where Cardinal Ledochowski 10 mprs-
oned, is filled with sympahzers, gathered TO testify
their Joy al his liberation to-day. Among those pres
ent are many Of the high Polish nobility including the
Emperor's nephcws, tho princes Edmund and Fcrdi-
nand of Radzivill
CHURCH SERVICES AND MUNICIPAL REJoIcEMENr.
sThere will be special Thanksgiving services to night
and the town will be illuminated.
TO conPLErK YREEDoM
'The Posen Courters statement that Cardinal Ledo-
chowski will be interned the Fortress Of Torgau
the frontier OF saxony is disbeeved If proves
rect an appeal will be made to the Emperor. Legal
proceedings will also be taken since the imposition Of
any further restraint upon the Cardinal without a
further judgment would be unlawful"
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
lfRs soUTHwoRTHs COMPLETE WORKS.


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@ all the % mss ,Stbare h:
is in dgodsemS FORM printed on the anss, Of white
bound IN @oIoee. c9.h with fun $50, sseE and q sold
.. The low price ~ % & v4u@s Or sSs - 70. full sna
country should have i complete SCI Of sS' new and
ssibcrsss Mrs Emma b. 4 n sOuthworth. The sIiowinE
are 'ns MRS ss soUrHwoRrH,s COMPLETE WORKS.
The Missing Bride; or, Miriam, the Aveneer
vis,9rs TRIUMPH SEQUEL % a B:sa.fsi Tiend-
How M . won sY .2 or S SGs sr T1a ay Halter
The Changed Brides; or, Winning Her Way
Lady q the Isle % The Island FrIHsssa ''''''
TsS Yo sr I o. sssus Cruel as Grave
The Christmas Gnest or. The Crime aud tho Curse.
The Los, Heir q LinlIthsow; or, The BrGthsr,
& noele LG,S Segne % % hos n sT ~ q oantsss
i9f Made" DIS% S o FAMILY Doom
The RcI,sns secssr; o., Xs,rss Tue Br,dsi Day
The Three Beauties. OF shannondale.
p..a asSs'A PsSs o. 4'Tss s xsa;aia G TsfS. err. Love-
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The Dsesrdea Dsushisr: o. The Children Of the Isa
The Mother l;sw: o. Married q, ln HH,ts
The To sisters 81 6rv. v,EiTs y. an. sns MAsdAea'i
The Bridal Ese Or. Rose Elmer
tn. Dsssriss ss ss'ss wils DA "'' Tho wies Victory
II fiaSnsed @ Homes,eAd Loves Labor wo..
The spectre LogeG Rctrbution.
Above books each N duodecimo form, boand in
morocco cloth gilt back price 81 IS each, &S
full They will be found for sale by all booksellers or
copies OF ALL complete set Of them. win DO
any any place. ~ once. postage prepaid
free Of zee ght rcnittng price % the Publlshers
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All persons ordering any the above will please state
that they saw tho advertisement IN the New York Herald
1GASHOOD-2OOTH EDTTfON-A TREATISE Ex-
wi panatoy OF the causes wth nstructons Tor ho
eesfal treatment o. Weakness Low spirtA Nervous Ex
bauson Muscular Debility and Premature Decline n Msn-
hood price SOC Address she author Dr. X Dkf CURTIS
2O7 West I'D -. New York.
THE FIREsIDE COMPANION, otI TO-DAY. con-
tains Tony Pastors great story, The Yankee Dctec-
tive - also "Nobody'a Wifen Tho Gypsy and the
Baronet;' also Sensational and Sentimsnth sketfhes;
Snaps for Girls ball GoinR Fashionable Chit
Chat Tor the Ladies'" Our Family fhyscians Article. In
this weeks number Erupons on the Skin Last week
Lore we'll reading In TO correspondentA
shers s amassmens aud inaauctioa lor etepeodz
The New York herald., 1876-02-04

EVERY tTRACE Is 0BLITERATED OF SALT
Rheum, Itch &c, by GLRSs's SULPHUR soar.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER Dye Black or Brown, Soc
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
FRANCE.

OVER A THOUSAND CANDIDATES FOR PARLIA-
MENTALLY HoNoRs
PARIS, Feb. 3. 1870
Twelve hundred candidates for the Chamber Of Dep
utIes are already in the Geld, and 500 more are ex.
.oected
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ID DRIGHTs DISEASE. DIABETES. DROPSY, GRAVEL.
ID Calculus Gou Rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Diseases OF
the Liver, Kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland Premature
Prostitution Organic Debility aud Chronic Affections On
curable by general practOners Two pamphlets exp ain
ing their successful treatment BY NAIuKks SPEvIFIC
ASAHEL. MADE OF GOD, BETHESDA MINERAL
SPRING W ATER and DIR. A. HAWLEY HEATH author
and proprietor any address Depot and reception
roons broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
CARDINAL LEDOCHoWsKI.

THE GERMAN PRINCE ARCHBISHOP RELEASED
FROM PRIsoN-wHAr HE MAY DO AND WHAT
HE MUST NOT DO.
0sTRowo Feb 8 1876
Cardinal Ledochowski was released from prison this
morning.
WHITTIER WENT kSD WHERE RE MUST NOT GO.
He proceeded by rail in the direction of Breslau.
He was informed that II he entered the provinces OF
Silesia or Posen the districts of Frankfortonthe
oder or Marenwerder he would be interned a, Torgau
The New York herald., 1876-02-04

SHARP STRATEGY ON THE LINE OF THE BIDAs-
soA, NEAR vERA-THE ALFoNsIsT TROOPS
FALLING BACK.
HKNDArE, Feb 5, 1915
The AltonsIsts have occupied Echaar and Lesaca
and advancing both sides Of the River Bidas-
soa toward Vera
The CarlIsts have destroyed all the bridges
Later advces report that Count Caserta with consid'
cradle renforcemens for the Carlsts having arrived
at Vera the Alfonsists have abandoned Lesaca and
Echalar and falling back ON Urdax, Maya and Eli
condo.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04

THE CARDINAL IN THE GERMAN CAPITAL
BERLIN, Feb 8, 1876.
Cardinal Ledochowski has arrived here and will
tinue his journey tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
SPAIN.
GOVERNMENT GAIN m TIE SENATORIAL ELEc-
s11Fs
TIONa.

Official returns represent that the Senatorial elections
have resulted very favorably TO the government
Among the successful candidates two bishops the
Marquis OF Molins and eleven generals, including Es
partero, Quesada, Letona and Primo dc Rivera
The New York herald., 1876-02-04

DON CARLOS CHANGES HIS COMMANDERS.
HEEDAYE Feb. 5, 1876.
Don Carlos has appointed General CaverO in place OF
General Urgate and General Lizarraga in place OF
Cavero.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04
'PoND's EXTRACT" VS.. "HUMPHREY's."

A-wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERR
cures Coughs, Group and Sore Throat soc. and 81.
The New York herald., 1876-02-04

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
lErated Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S LIST av. aud both
st. New York
WIGS, ToUPEEs, &C-G RAUCHFUss, PRAcTr-
The New York herald., 1876-02-04

A WIDE REPUTATION.-THE BEAUTIFUL EF-
ective SILK ELASTIC Truss furnished by the ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway, everywhere adopt
cd supercedes the antiqunted metal trusses
The New York herald., 1876-02-04

ALL THE MUSCLES OF MY TONGUE AND
side Of my face paralyzed Could not acuate
GILES LIxMKsT IoDIDE oY AMMONIA cured me-
JAMES CLARK, Builder, 1O3 South 5th nv.
Sold by all druggists Depot No 45l 9th New York.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-02

CBERIFF'S SALE.
~ by, virtue of a writ of Alias Pieri Faeiss
10 me directed. will he exposed to pu ubIic sale
at The Hotel of Thomas u. Bradway, in The
town of Delaware City, in he'd Lion Hun
dred. In New Castle County, Del, on
FRIDAY.
The 18th DAY OF MAY, 4. ID. 1876
At . o'clock. p. m..
The following described Real Estate viz,
Al that certain lot or piece of land situate.
lying and beng in the town of Del.wnrs
Sits. In Red Lion Hundred. New Cosile
county, and state # Delaware, AMI bounded
anu described as follows to Wit: Bepi n;no
at the east corner OF Clinton and Fiji h str, ere
ana running thence GU heastwardlv alonn
the said Fifth street two hundr cd and e;nh,
ee' TO TIE north corner of Fifth and IIamii
ton streets. thence ortheastwardl along Tho
no theast SIDE of said III imilton street ono
nuhur'd ieet, thence north westwatdly and
parable with saii Fifth street two bundled
anu eiRht lee 10 the .Outheast lie of Gin
tOh S'reet Aforesaid, thence along aid DIN
!pn street ioI:hwestwarily Que hun red tsa,
~ ~ tEe place ui te- inning. containing twpntv
more or less ee' VI 'dnu'
Seized AID taken into execution az Tho
pIobefty pi The elawero CITY Acodomu
" m. ID. Clark, President of Tho Eoa,d .,
hrpps'seS Vi he Deliware City Academy on
beha "t s.idc ruorat ~ J anu O he Ola n ~.
o.,.:s,oo, VIM. ii JAMESON, Sheris
AFF'l2'' a, b. 1916. spr2iu