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The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
City Items,

Childrens' and boys all wool suits are
selling for 81 and n, at the great Boston
Clothing House, 2U7 Market street, Will
mington, Del.
Mothers buy their childre ms clothing at
the Boston House, 207 Market street, Will
mingtOn, Del.
Everybody can have a pair of working
pants for IS cents, VI 90. 81 2 81 So, 5000, and
W. by calling at the Boston Clothing
House, 2U7 Market street,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
The Weather TO.dav.

For the Middle States rising followed by
falling barometer, easterly to southerly
winds, slight change in temperature, in
creasing cloudiness and possibly followed
at night by rain.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
Rsugh Opinion I'm West Virginia

From the Martinsburg StateBman.
Whitelaw Reid, editor Of the New York
Tribune, and stool pigeon of Jay Gould, the
rascally Wall street broker, sends us q
marked copy Of his paper, containing his
vaticinations regarding the Presidential
canvass. The stool pigeon is.wise in his own
conceit.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
silver Quotations.

BY American Press Association.
LONDON, May 4.-In consequence of the
acceptance of tenders for India bills at a
lower rate than was anticipated, silver is
weaker. The quotation has not been made
yet, but 532sd. is offered.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

John 8. Payne, the recently elected Coz
eraor II Libsris, was born In Richmop/
n W. IN n 4 Z full- blocdsd nsgrck
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
RAILROADS.
WILMINGTON AND
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

MAY 8, 1876.
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol
lows, for
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
zoo, $40. S2O, $50, 9.52 1870 a. n., 2 %, 5.05
TO. 8 954 p. M.
Philadelphia and New York, l.Sl a. m.
R.l4 II 81 5.48, p. m.
baltimore and intermediate Stations,
1852, 8 80, a. m. $40 p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, 1857, 1.55,
81, a. M, 1885, l.23, $50, ITO p. m,
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle, u IS, $40, $50, a. M, LIS, $40,
7.40p. m.
Wyoming and intermediate Stations,
u S. 9.30a. m, 7.40, p. m.
Delmar and lnteimediate,stations, l2 81.
9.3O, a. m. 6 % pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
$40, a.. M, AS, 68, p. m.
Philadelphia aad New York, l.31 q. m.
Baltimore ana Washington, 1852. Los
q. m.
For further information passengers ale
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot.
janl-ly H. F. KENNEY. Supt
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

NHANGE OF HOURS-W
~ u WESTERN RAILROAD.-Commen
ing Monday, September l4th, 1874, Trains
will run as follows: u
Leave Wilmington 1890 a. I'm. and 535 pm.
Leave Landenberg 8.45 am, and l3O pm.
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 a. M, and BIS pm
Arrive Landenberg IL. Is r. m. land 6.5Op.r
P. W. & b. and Delaware r. r. trains. Az
Lardenberg with Penna. Il Delaware r. r.
aug 3-tf DAVID CONNELL, Sup.
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SHOWING THR CONDITION OF THE
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY.
January !, 1876.
Cash Capital u. s. bonds) 81 600 ,Oo0 90
Premiums received for fire bus
mess of 1875, $40, ,48l 81
ASSETS.
United States and City Bonds, 81, 474 $3.50 90
Loans on United States and Mu-
| t0ifeL BoGds 47aall,5pl 7aall,5p !.
$2,O65, ,O09 s.
LIABILITIES:
Losses, Az 29O 80
Reserve Reinsurance 500 1856 6S
All other demands, 1871 Il
-- 555,9N Z
Capital and Surplus $l,5O97C5 q
L. P. BUCK. Agent
No. !, W. Seventh Street,
ap2o-3t Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

STATEMENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE
SHAWMUT INSURANCE COMPANY
January l 1876
Commenced business Sept %, 1875
Cash Capital (all paid in), s5OO. GOO 90
Premiums received for fire bust
ness of 1875 e monthsl 65,44I SG
ASSETS.
United States, State and CITY
gold Bonds, $40 0635 80
Cash in Bark and Office, 7279O IL
Accrued interest 2359 46
Gross premiums in course of col
lection, l3.3S5 80
s5;'S, 10 Gs
LIABILITIES,
Losses, SIT 6l
Reinsurance Reserve, 81, ,5N3 80
All other demands, 2,794 Is
-- SG,4i5 81
Capltai ana SURPLUS $5Ol,7A 81
l.. p. BUCK, Agent.
No. !, w. Seventh Stree,
aP29'5t Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

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L
by the Nos and :, sdioining Zach Shsf; e. =
messurln& eaSn 70 ,scs ~, go Mns nv ia -
deep.
the same district and square, desimated p t.
Noa ard u, but lot No 70 OF an irregular f011.
Isl feet inches on sse as s
ing It nom lot No g. and l3o feet 10 inches e -
line dividing 1t from lot No :, ana ~ fort ncnsS
lines on the rear nnes And lot 70; = ns g
line deep, and 20 feet ON the rear hne With the
ipplovemens 1nsseon; Senx soe f p,,;p sSRos
passed before .; J. Ksr notary public, ON the
twtlso G 81 Free On poRrros oeouNp
lodging situated in the second District q Us
CITY, and esgnsted BY the No b Of she squnBe
bounded BY Carcndelet vsk, Prieur, 81 Peter 40
Pouiiiy, dated DECEMBER IS, 1855. married. RoliiaFs
property, An, depoaited in the once Of = ks.t
notary, in this city: said lot measuring % feet
inches in depth on tho limo dividing it from lot Ne.
S. ana 1888 feet inch on the line dividing 1t fron
lot No and y feet inch line on The rear 1t1e-
Schmidt. BY act passed before A. D1eyfous. notary
public. May Is, 1853
al the rights wavs and privileges attached. aD1
situated in the Second District Of this city. II
streets and Csrondei.t wslk, designsted By IT,
Nos u, IS lS II Is, IS, 70 and q: the said lots
walk.
LOIS Ecs. -. Is and is. measure eaeh "a net >
inches lines on the rear line, by o depth ~
follows:
Lot No. IA measures l23 feet inches lines o.
the line separating it fro" lot No. y, and l29 feat
Lot 70 Is measures la feet inches on the line
separating it from lot No. "a, and III feet inches
lines on the line separating 1t from lot No. L.
Lot No. Is measures l2l feet inches lines On
the line parating it from lot No. Is. and ITO fee
10 inches line the line paratirg it from lot
No. II.
Lots Nos. II, IS, 19 and 20 measure each ices ,
inches ines on the rear line by the following
Lot No. l. measures Ill fest inches ! hne
separating 1t from lot No. 16. and 100 fest , :
lot No. Is.
Loe No. Ii measures lO9 feet 3 inches lines On
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv Placide J. Spear.
.rArRD BRICK sTOR. AND RESI-:
CKNTkALIt = = M aRTRES kTREkT, BE TWEEN
AZ S LOUIS AsD TOULOUSE SHEETS SAoo"'
DISTRICT.
srccRss1oN OF tIERRE cAzELAR
s.cond District Court for tho Paz'sn Oh o'''~
No. 1881.
arccRss1oN OF PIERRE CAzELAR
, 4. sPkAR, AuCTIOHkHn1-.

nv PIAClDE J. ePkAH, sAATnRDAY. De.
camker 1915. ct twelve o'clock - anctimeers'
.D,n,tc snetion ct the Merchants ~ .nsi and Gus
k1Sh.nrs. On Royal street. between U..nsnoe to 8
4c.rhonss streets, BY virtue and N ;"doe Of the
ysnS n,strict Court for tho psnsn I,,Smber s..
cssSSa nctnher 3i 1876, snd signed noveii o~in9
i issS I" lie sb vs entitled mat e. 'n'
pfcT OF tosstbeT wte %
h,,;,Sinc. a improvements tel eUn arres atreet,
tsa secsnd Die Ct Of this city on VnaI sssur.
=, wesU a.. LOUIS ard Ioulsuse s !neh.s front on
=, RrSiish mesxure. - feet incn sss,nS.d on
fi:rtres street, by depth 81 ~ Iset sIoneioe to
VI IA. nv property formerly 0eAouEd as bv
yno U0.liv and on tho Otnef s' Thom.
tS.t ccrmeriv belonging 70 ~ the de.
49, a.sd properly We puTcn.s0a Gaiilard,
-. S...r Jean Rsta end AAfRusIuTv ia and
Sss ife ver at pissed before s% Frsncs. on tie
pp!,s ~n1. r. ne noisriee, IN PARIS, Ffsn0o' w
at a. Az n cSptt mber, 1859. ...h thu hal
III" M Wy md Geuditions- Onena cs ~ the m.
~ 81 ons vas,s credit, in the n@so y ner snnnm
snos - ~. eisbt pr e<nt intesess p -
eessss AZ "a si}uSie.tiea TN ans, 1ron:rsy
c"sss 81 privt@s: snA ns,tss s g ~ ssss s.
sulsDcs snd tIaneasr g hpiS ~ rceeired 70 nsse
0joaseG. The purchaser VI. ~ sSCmaf e o4ju4P
q 1eposlt II ton Per - - Y ~
ca:s ~ :: ~ e t 1900 -
Il ~ cxSssso @ Is VusoAaeee
~ $50 80 II 8
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COUNT RECORD.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1876.


L. Bales W. F. Commingo and Louis
Eris.-Rule for contempt issued against 81.
vain Vidals and Bsptiste Moisdsus. ana
also the sheriff il ordered to close the pr
vate markets corner of Roman and Custom
bouse streets; St. Philip, between st: Claude
and Rampant streets. and Bienville' between
Derbigny and Robertson streets, Oil for
keeping private markets within twelve
aousres Of IRENE Market.
Aloise Wetzel VI. Joseph Notal.-De-
fsndsnt in rule for contempt for keeping .
nIivste market within twelve squares OF
Keller Market purged himself; Attach
ments were Issued for D. Rochu and l..
Domplsus returDable November III.
F1rse District Cent.
INFORMATIONs.
Assault with intent to kill-James Dyer.
Catering, etc.-Eugene Gordon.
SENTENCED.
William knight, assault and battery, slo
fine. $1,000
Succession Of Pascal n. Tourne opened.
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pen.crats Garry Dat Their Threats.

EDITOR REPUBLICANS:
Some of our colOred mon who had Deen
warned bv their employers not to vote the
Radical ticket under penalty OF being oi:-
charged from employment received tnelr
sentence this morning. Such treatment
- the hands of their "would be" best
friends vas no surprise to these coi .ns:a
patriots a. they had fully made up ~ t the;r
s sas In fact the starving policy OF the
Dsmocrsts 10 no new thing to tho colofed
:. have been ;~n S:i;d upG%Rh . re-
1 1ocs - tt;s act of iuiqutty adds nothing 70
f fSec veil eli known record Of Democracy, and
.sosp i a; ss i ss%s9s s.s sss ss
Of mesn tnresG ;, ,n nu., viii serve as
s s evidence Of the ins!ncsrity,
~ democratic profereione; and the moral .sI
the o.e,sd men to sssnd the
.ss-;scs Of their bread, is sublimsly praise,
, vorthy, and gives the lie to the oft;repestfd
s:sertion of negro inferiolity,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10
IN THk THIRD DlSTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF BRRNARD DUPONT.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Or1eaAo-
No. 81, s6l.

DY PLAClDE J. SPEAR AuOrIOMKxa-
ID once Nc. IS Royal street. -THURSDA!. NJ
vember 30, 1876, 1t twelve O'Clock n. ct thu
Merchants and Auctiones rs Exchange, on Royal
street between Canal aud Custombouse streofn.
by virtue and in pursuance Of IN order freo
the Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge Of tho Second Di.tItss
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated October
Is, 1876, for account OF the sbove succession-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
,itusted in the Third District Of this city, dnng
mated by the Nos. lSs ard lsa, 10 souars 9onndsd
Streets on plan made sI By louis Bingler eTs-
office Of RsRues Pedesclaux, then . notary in this
city. Said lots Of gro nd acjoa each other and
measure, Freoch measure, each 80 fest front ON
johnson street, by 1873 feet inches in depth. The
improvements on lot No. 1853 consist Of two small
houses, containing each two rooms. cabinet and
gallery, cisten ivies. ETC., and on lot No. 16a y
3 email house Of two rO0ns cabinet, Gistefn.
D; ivies and gallery, and . back building OF TIVE
looms, cabinet, gallery, Kitchen cistern, prvfes.
tic.
Terms-Cash u, the spot.
Act of sae before John &. Laresche, notary public,
It the expense of the purchaser.
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kOBEKTSON ETKEkTS, SECOND DIHTKICT.
SUCCE sSION OF VINCENT BATTALORA.
Second District Court I. ths Parrish Of Orleans
No. 81, 400.

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTION1KR---
ID Ohice No. as Royal streetzsATuRDAH, De-
public auction, at the Merchants aud Aucti0neers'
Exchange on Royal street, between Canal ana
street, sS ~ virtue and ,. IN ;nss
the second district Court for the parish Of Or
leans, dated October 81, 1876, for acs CUNT Of the
shove accession. the following most valuable
i. CsRralN LOT OF GROUND. together With
all tho buildings and improve msnts the! on, situ-
square bounded by Oumaine, N sdison, Lsvee and
Charities streets, dssiguated a. lot No. 3, on y
veyor and anexcd 10 an act of i. g. Got1schalk,
late notary in this city, dated November 20, 1885,
said .et messnr ng, according TO said sket Oh, q
width in the ar by IS feet inches in dep tn be-
twsen parallel Ines; which said DrOpslty was
acquired by sal d. ceased from Norbert Sou lie, BY
scI executed before the said 4. g. G,tts chalk,
n ,tsry on the tw enty ninth Of Nov mb-r. 1855.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF hound, together with,
ali the hui die gs and vemeats thereon, stu.
attd in the Second District of this city, in the
square bounded by st. Peter, Claiborne, Orleans
and re- ~ oas No On
cit7, IS he ceclarei the same 10 act before him
datel September %, 1864 said lot forming the cor
Fer of st. Peter and Robertson ct eets, and meas
urirg 70 feet In ches front o. ST. Peter street, by
So feet i,ohes lines In denth and font en- mob
ertson street and 30 feet incnes N wda9 IN ne
deceased from Michael Burke by an act executed
befye A. Ducstei, notary public in this city, ON
~" 5. ' CEa ar PIECE Or PORTION OF GROUND.
toge Their with all tne buildings and improvements
thereon s.tusted in the Second District Of this
st. Peter and Claiborne streets, measuring 81 feet
inches lines front Robertson street, 70 feet in
depth and front on Orleans street (of v hich it
forms the corner), 81 feet inches ~ Ines in
width in the rear, then running . depth towsrd
Ro5erton street Of Al ct inches then c ,sinG
Q right n gle and running toward Orleans ttrees
depth and up to Robertson street Of 30 fest
inches. Which, said property was acquired BY
the said deceased II ON Mrs A. +. Web r BY an act
executed before the said Il. u. G0ttschalk, notary
pubic ON the Aeventh of November. 1864.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
Acts Ut sale before A. E. envenu, ne tary public
ct the exrsnse Of The purchasers.
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: 8sl5 9r1sa,as $spablieatl.
sFt's'Al IAuaMAl OF the UNITED sT1Tfs
e.E.s':M JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
Local Intelligence.

a 4AT11 WAGES Several mo,.h. .
tne American ship Carondelet. Stetaon mss.
~ sailed from this port with cotton for
Hevogpool. On the outward passage Rohert
Vxnses drst mate, had coneidershla S;t;s
ewty On board. and the captain fslt com.
let!sa g send him before the mast. Oo .,-
nv1ag q Liverpool IN effort VISA msda n
ees rid OF Case. but the Americsn oonsu IL
ass sRpss; q to e. decided that Craze must
hin ON the ship's pspers. Ia vssss, .or
rived here lately, but the msster Hs.i, s p
tased to pay Grace wages in full. TIA
maee theteupon csused Captain Scetson,s
otfees and cent him before United Sest.s
Co9missicner 6outhworth. That ofiic;si
oemded that the mate's demand for vAosa
must b complied with. "eA0s
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AUCTION SALES,
By Placide ]. Spear.

ton thereo: tho improved property to b kept in.
oured BY purchasers in . sum TO b nxed BY tho
adm inisrssor. and policies transferred to him or
tho holders Of any Of said notes. aud 81 the usual
clauses. Purchasers will be required 70 make .
deposit Of ten pr cent the amount OF ad1ud1ca-
ton at the time of sale.
The properties, both improved and vacant. are
drainage taxes, and Gear title given to purchasers
Of Q anne. TIE whole to be sJld according % plans
exhibited 1T the Exchange pr or to and on the DAY
Of sale.
Acts Of sale Of the properties described by even
numbers before A. X. Bienvenu notsry public aud
those describs BY oad numbers b. fore C. A0rol,
notary public, 1T the expense Of purchasers.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ Placide ]. Spear.

AND laPORTANT SALE or MOST vry.
S sn LOCATED IMPROVED AND VACANT
la. -nsL ksTArE IN the FIRST, ssconD
.alsO. FOURTH, FIFTH AND kHra me-
TRICrA AAn DlS-
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LARGE STOCK OF RICH JEwRLRY, GOLD
WATCHES. silver WATCHES, SILVER
WARE, PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, SHOW
CASES, COUNTERS, STORE FIXTURES,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF RLDEMARD PIcOC..
Second District Court for tho Parish ck Crsaans--
No. 80 936.
SUCCESSION OF ELDEMAsD preou.

ID Office No. 46 Royal strest.-ru' i,DAY. Novem-
u. 1876 and folio wing DAYS ut 1Oi. NJ viii DO SOLD
at tnbao auction ct No. 81 R0ye'l street. betwesn
in pursuance Of an order n ,m the Hon.. A. 4
lisset. judge Of the second ist1ct Coast for the
parish Of Orleans, dated No Sember g. 1876, Tor 40
cont of the above successie a. the contsnss Of The
hereinSefors %ensiontd pr Smi.es sonsistlsg tS -
LaEas AND SELECT 1ssGRaasST K .C,1
and silver CHAINS. Silver ware flasea Ware, Cloekss
god and steel sPecta' ies. chow Cases. Counteres
number Of valuable articles too numel ous 70 nsn-
tor,
Terms-Cash ON adjudication. nolo II ian
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$~AsssCoA ooWSs O0CoOo0 they have
profitable 6rders from their customers in
the country. Nearly all the vholes.ie
houses are working full force eli dsv md
. poetion OF the night. ''>-
BnIK1 4ENTION-Mr. John B;etrv. ahot
~ 4r. ID. AcMic kle last "wednesday. va
ooeng tolerably we'll yesterday. His wounds
are not likely to cause death.
1ho weather 10 eli that could be asked
1oxs indeed. the Thermometer ranges un-
oe9AAiy high for the month Of November,
breakfAst eables begin to smoke with not
U9cKwheet cakes-consequently tho butter
United States Commissioners South worth
had but . single case before him yesterdav.
BABY Page turned over now leaf when
no vas bo0ked - . prisoner in the third
caiaboose for attempting to cut short the
thread Of w. Tay lsr's existence.
The MIRO alarm turned in from box No. SIS
va fraudulent.
Oemocrsts c0ngregated 1t tho corner of st.
Charlee and Gravler streets to hear election
news. They were not demOpstrative, nor
were they jobilant. When the rumor con.
corning FlOrida was received, ono elderly
gentleman suRgested that IN artillery a.
late Be fired, but his motion was not SEQ.
ended.
fotr10k COlllno 0i0 NOT cot ktngerly with
A. G. Christopher when be essayed to shoot
and kill him. Collins Wa arrested % prin-
opal, aud Nat CANINE and r. Saunders -
accessories. They were accommodated
with uncomfortable hunks in the first Gala
boooo.
Since election day people have been nm
comnonly quiet Arrests BY tho police are
few and far between. II Is . notable fact
that ward bummers are ont of sight. TAX
ing . rest from their lab0rs. If mo- news IL
good news then the reader who seeks local
paragraphs will to-day be treated to good
news.
william Raymond, colored, died unex-
pectedly ut his h0uee, corner OF Magazine
and Pine streets. There was . rum0r that
he had been poisoned.
A letter dated Riverside, November 6. to
Frank, may b found in our counting room.
Il was found on 81. Charles street.
Candidafes for fat Offices begin to vanish;
those who are supposed to be elected su0-
denly remember that they have neglected
the business In tho country. Strikers and
bummers who have been paid with promises
nov begin TO feel sad.
The Democrat last evening disputed our
paragraph which stated that Captain Law
Tor would not recognize Sheriff Wsggsman's
deputy SHERIFF. ON election day. Captain
Lewlor gave our reporter tho information
and the captain IL u truthful gentleman;
moreover he has witnesses TO his action,
and, perhaps, the deputies themselves will
acknowledge the truth of our paragraph.
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az oussMAss on THE LEvEE. Yesterday and
ono end to the other WAS unusualiv hr;.I
steamboats, arc bringing in new cotton.
ougax, molasees and rico. Nteamboats FINN
ne iar on cities bring in great luads of
WesSeen produce, all Of which lind ready
ssle. Aerchants ON Mage zine, Tchoupi.
Uoules ana like streets turn en- almost deaf
ear 70 political news, because they have
profitable 6rders from their customers in
tae country. Nearly all the wholesale
. portion OF tho night. -''''
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MOST vALUALR STORES ON DUNAIsR STRB6T,
BErWKENsLEvkE AND CHARTERS STREETS,
CORNER OF ORLEANS AND ROBARTSON
ROBERT SON STREETS. SECOND DISTRICT.
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THE OLD CANAL BREWERY.

THE MAGNOLIA GARDEN AT THE BAYOU ST.
JOHN.
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At Phil o. Ursulinrs Second and Third streets
measuring 81 feet inches lines frog. on said
Crsul mes rect BY 100 ieet in o. pth BEL ween
parallel li,ts Acquired Apnl Is. 1875 registered
O. g. II! TS 1o' TsDiv1psp a.Lp OF FOURTEEN
LOTS or GROUND, . tue ed in the new Suburb
Ms,igny, in the Third District of thi, city, III
square 40 1881, leu ded bs Annette, st. AnthOoy,
D.luonde and Virtue ktr, els, designated by tbs
Nos to "a inclusive; sad lots ha9Ing, American
measure. the following di tensions, viz: Lots Nos
10 inches liLes deep; lots sers 2 and meas.
ure each 81 feet Ii lohes Inca front on Annette
street, ~ l17 ct 10 inc hes in dep NJ lot Nos
t,ate rest, BY 1T feet 10 Ashes 5 lines deep aud
front on Annette street: .ots Nos. g. and 10 mess
ure each 81 feet II lncf lines front oa Magis-
trste strs e 0ts Nos .. aud having tach IL! fo-L
10 inches liaes IL d. 9TH snd LOT ~ 10 l5s feet
inches llnes ia d. 9th; lpts Nos and 8 measure
having la7 feat inches linss in ceptb. and ics
NJ. hsyiag lss feet 9 inches lines in dep.h;
lot: Nos: II, u and ID measure each 81 feet II
feet 10 inc % in-s deep, aua lot No IA measures
81 ieet IF lot on st. Anthony str ct, BY 1T eet 10
inccess 6res. Acquired March 81, 1863; registered
Vs. S. 4 C ;ssS LOT OF GROUND. together with
the t,uildingse ud iTprov ements thereon tituated
Thru District OF THIS Guy u, hondS b S
SSn,,ein. Dsuphne, Royal and Poet streets, ne g.
,.ins Is feet inch-s front Enyh IN street, nv
- Ss feet inches Oh the sMie est Dsuphine
,sesT and "a rect inches in the rear. Acqull ed
SNSf e, c 1SlS s, fs3
.sei ia the Third District Ct this cl'y, aud desig
on shs 1 q" 2! sp na sso ana de-
N III CITY, as plan No. 49, in tbs booA Of plans
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-01-26
= ||III7897-777- =
GluttOny.

A retired physician writes: elbow
does it happen that amid the everlast-
ing cry against drunkenness, we new
er hear a word against its sister evil
gluttony? l think can assert, with
truth, that in a long practice, three
have died among my patients from
over eating, where one has died from
drink. Whence comes apop'cxy, par
alysis, dyspepsia, and host Of other
diseases, but from too much aud too
rich food taken under the most imprr,-
dent circumstances And yet we
hear of no society formed to prevent
this growing vice. A man eats until
he drops down and expires with apo.
plexy by the roadside, when up comes
the coroner with a jury of twelve good
men and true, who pronounce Il yer
dict. Died from intemperance.' So he
did, but what kind Of intemperance
was it have I.eard more than one
minister in the pulpit expatiate with
great vehemence against the sin of
drunkenness, whose very appearance
was proof positive that he was pre-
eminently guilty of gluttony. "-[New
York Observer.