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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-22
THE PRESENTS.

Among the numerous presents made
we noticed q magnificent black onyx
cross with large solitaire diamond in the
centre, gilt from the groom to
the bride; an elegant bronze clock
with ststuette OF Shakespeare, from Mrs.
J. S. Jordan; Etruscan scarf pin and ear
rings, from the mother OF the bride; SUI
perb pitcher, salver, gohlets and bowl,
from Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gentry; solid
silver ice cream knife, from Miss Ella
Hunter; Rosary, handkerchief box ana
embroidered goods from the Sisters ofthe
Good Shepherd; coral set from Mr..
and Mrs. 4. Z. Warner; card receiver
from Mr.. and Mrs. Magary; sugar tongs
and cream spoon from Miss Rosa Hun
ter; nut bowl from Miss Kate Hunter;
revolving pitcher, salver and mugs from
Mr. Simple, of Cincinnati; toilet sci from
j. &. Dillon; solid silver set of desert
spoons, with large berry spoon, from the
ushers, and numerous others.
At about midnight, banquet was
spread in the capacious dining rooms of
the Mcclure House. the tables fairly
grosning beneath the many dainties they
contained, one luscious fruit yieing with
the other to tempt the palate Of the large
sssemblsge Of guests. The tables were
beautifully decorated and gsvly festoon.
ed, aud presented truly magnificent
spectacle.
Supper over, krsmers band enlivened
the scene with their foil repertoire of
wsltzei, polkss, etc, and the happy party
INDUCED in the mazes Of the dance TIL
the departure OF the bridal couple on
their wedding tour, they leaving on the
three o'clock train over the Baltimore
and Ohio road. Thus ended one of the
most pleasant, and long-to-be remem-
oered, affairs Of The kind ever known in
Wheeling.
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Ma We viii start you sn in . bu. Din, :.
M0AEvout capital easy md respecta-
"ON6 BILE for either sex. ACkN1n
SUPPLY CO., % Bowsry. View York.
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this afternoon, Chicago and Northwest
ern consolidated gold coupons rose to got,
Hannibal and st. Joe convertible to ol3,
Milwaukee and ct. Paul consolidated
sinking fund to $50, and La Crosse divi-
sion 70 l0l!. Cleveland and Toledo
sinking funds sold at ll0l, Central Pa
ciac at 1891 ana Michigan Southern sec.
ond at l02:
STATE BoNDs-N ominsl and prices
steady.
SToCKs.-The features of share specu-
lstion to day were increased firmness and
higher prices for most OF Western
shares and trunk lines. Irregularities OF
coal stock buying seemed based chiefly
On reports that conditions OF the settle
,nert OF railroad had been privately
agreed upon, and that a meeting would
shortly br ED at which the whole mat
ter would be officially arranged. The
coaI stocks were weak early in the day on
result of the coal sale, which was SHINY
attended, and resulted in the sale OF only
10000 tons. Subsequently these stocks
rallied, but fell of again at the close.
Lake Shore advanced to 6Os; Michigan,
Central, 44s; st. Paul convertible, ZO9;
preferred to 52a, New York Central to
iO2a and Wabash 10 g. The closing
sales of these shares showed sreaction of
toa per cent. c. q. q. & l. advanced
81 ger cent. to 80. Illinois Central, after
dropping from 20 to 67!, recovered to
69l. New Jersey Central declined from
33s to o24 and closed at 80. Delaware
and Hudson advanced to 90 and closed at
55i. Delaware, Lsckawanna and West
ern fell of to 6s!, rose to SO, and closed
at 6ss. Western Union advanced from
III TO 72s Pacific Mail ranged between
rs and :.25s. The market closed active
and with better feeling. The transsc-
t,ons aggregated $4,000 shares, of which
200 were Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore,
800 Northwestern, 400 Rock Island,
5000 Pacific Mail, 1890 st. Paul, $500
Ohio, 5000 Western Union, 1880 Della
ware, Lsckawsnns and Western, S,4OO
New Jersey Central, and 5000 Michi-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YoRK, November 2l.-MoNEY-
At laa5 and closing at A per cent. Prime
mercantile paper ACC per cent. me
Assistant Treasurer disbursed Sl29,OVO.
Customs receipts 100000. Clearings
SIS 100000. Sterling at 4sla@4s4.
GoLp-The market opened al lO9a,
and was steady at this price notwith-
standing the further importation OF
81, 400, 600 gold from Europe. On the re-
port, however, that the Car of Russia
had sent peaceful note to Queen Vic.
toria, the price declined to 1904, closing
at 1891. Carrying rates ranged from l
to 8 per cent.
GoyERNMRNTs-Active and steady.
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ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
The Marriage OF Congressman Elect
Kenna and Miss Annie Ben
ninghaus Last Might.
The Cathedral Abiaa with Seauty-
Reception at tne ncLnrc.

Pursuant to law (of custom) and an
nouncement previously mad, the socia.
event which has revolutIo nized and alb
sorped the thoughts OF the fashionable
public of Wheeling, aud set the lady
portion thereof fairly wild With expects-
ton. took place last night at the Cathe-
dral. We refer to the marriage OF the
Hon. John E. Kenna, Congressman elect
from the Third district, and Miss Annie
Benniughaus of this city, reigning
favorite.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL Oh TRAINS.

ARRIVAL Oh TRAINS.
- $50 am Ills p m
balto q Ohlo H. H. l2:l0 u IN" 5:U m"
10 mt ii 30 u m"
central ". NV. lIl0:U5 III 6:30 p m
w PAR Div. 7 80 IN" $50 p m"
Y 40 IA" S:S2 p m"
Cleveland & Pltts. $40 ms 9:30 m"t
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A Man of a Thousand.

WHEN DEATH WAS HOURLY tx.
w PECTED from Consumption, all
remedies having failed, and DIR. II. James
was experimenting, he accidentally made
a preparation Of INDIAN Hemp" which
cured bis only child, and now gives this
recipe free on receipt oftwO stamps, 70 pay
expences. "Hemp" also cures night
sweats- nausea at the stomach, and will
Chaddock d Co., or Race Street, Phila,
delphia, naming this paper. nozSta
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TEAS.
TOBACCOS.

LII STYLES OF VIRGINIA GOODS
"A embracing 3 o., 4 o., y inch twists
aud II inch cavandish, Lorlllard's goods,
all styles, and all the leading brands ol
Louisville navies. Can offer special In
ducements in.this line.
N ~ NJ REILLY.
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.,,r SAMPLES to As ,a,s.see,
Wll Combination s,sSp. EH
".. New BEDFORD. hs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-22

Something About the Bets ON the
Recent ElectiOn-"You Pays Your
Money and You TAKES xo"r
Choice"
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LAsTcHAncE'
Buy ''VaTicket
n O W.,
> 6 o o, o 90

THoS. p. PORTER, ex.Goy H.
Manager. ~ v-t
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4 GREAT OFFER q, g;

4 soNs, !. =; ~ III YS,;aSSs A ~. We We
22 e n1ssi Low ra co. %, I'D
h A month, or pAls IDsS
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The Blame OF the Deadlock.

In apportioning the blame of the
deadlock between the two Houses, we
must not forget the Constitutional
provision Cart. 1, sec. O-"all bills
Tor raising revenue shall originate in
the House of Representatives. The
right to take the initiative in measures
Tor raising revenue naturally carries
with 1t the right of broadly indicative
The objects for which the .evenue is
raised, and the amounts to be apnro-
priated thereof. Hence, in dividing
up the legislative business between
the House and Senate, the work of de-
vising the rough plan and policy nj
the appropriation bills has fallen to the
former. The distinction here made
between the sphere of the House as the
originator of the revenue and appro
priation work, and the Senate n.
an amender merely. is founded upor
the following reasons: The House
directly represents the people of th,
United States, It is expected aot
ought to respond to their reasonabl,
wishes. In no matters are the peopl,
more sensitive and alert than in thos
relating to public income and expense
III one house is reckless and extraya
CANT in the vital concerns, the peopl,
can, In theory at least, promptly cor
rect the fault by choosing anothe
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SHERIFFS S4LES,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF II writ of Levari Facias. tn
me diT ected. will be exposed TO Public sale.
at the
LAFAYETTE ll)TEL. Sal SIIIPLEY ST..
kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the city of viii.
mington, New Cattle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE sth DAY OF JULY. AID, 1876.
at 2 o'clock. D. IN.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
and Brick Messuage tn ereon erected situate
In the city of Wilmington aforesaid. bum fed
and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at q point on the westerly side
OF Head street at sixty feet wide st the dis
tance Of two hundred and sixty-eight feet and
nine inches southerly from tho southerly side
of Lobdell street at sixty feet wide, thence
westerly pa allel with Lobdell street, one
hundred and two feet and six inches to a
stake, thence southerly and parallel with
Head street fourteen feet to a corner of tn
er lands of the said Peter j. Babcock and
Joseph J, BabcOck, thence along the said
Babcock's land east one hundred and two
feet and six inches to the aforesaid westerly
side of ii Htald street and thence thereby
northerly parallel with Heaid street fourteen
feet TO the place OF beginning. be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seize and taken in execution q, the pro-
perry OF Peter j. Ba rcock and Mary l.. Il ib-
cock. his wife and Joseph J.. Babcork and
Adaline ", mis- wife, t t and to be sold by
WIN. II. L ,MBsoN. sheriff.
Sherifl7s Office. New Caste, I
June 20, 1876. ie22-ts
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House more prudent and economical.
machinery of the Senate. Thus only
are voters enabled to make their con-
victions felt, at short intervals, in fa>
vor of economy aud retrenchment,
when those virtues most need to be
prariised. The present II .use of Rep
resentatives has been elected to econo'
miZe. IL was expected 10 reform the
Government IN many respects, but first
of all to reduce the enormous eXpeL-
ses of the Federal Administration in
all its branches. his bounden duty
the House is trying, in its blundering
way, to perform. The majority is
guilty of Inconsistency in some of its
actions, and of meanhess and injustice
in others; but as to the main approria-
ton bills it has shown regard for the
wishes of the voters manifested at re-
cent elections. In that regard the
House merely fulfills the obligations
imposed upon it in the Constitutional
scheme. 1t is not to be blamed for
originating the reductions proposed in
the appropriation bills. The blame(if
any of that belongs to the people, and
they will stand by theirrepresentatives
in every judicious determination to
assist and defend the right TO cut
down the Federal outlay. The-case is
one, however, in which a aprinciple
should not be ridden to death. 1t is
lot well to insist obstinately on all
the good points of the House bills, if
thereby the whole appropriation bust
ness is to be defeated, and the wheels
of government cone to standstill. .
Compromises should still be offered to
the senate, even though they shonld
still be re iected. .-J0nr. Of COM.
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NIr- HeInl .ntS ResOluIion.

1--WE denounce the Republican party
on this great issue, as party of false
pretenses. 1t is false pretensc to
assume The character of Il national
party and ut the same u exist only by
sectional division. IL is false pre-
tense to assume the name of Union
party and at the same time to be an
obstacle to a national unity. 1t is a
false pretense to assume the name of a
Liberal party and at the same time to
appeal to the religious prejudices of
the people. 1t is false prctense to
claim the title of a progressive party
and at the same time to turn the people
back from peace and the future, TO
war and the past"
The daily gazette., 1876-06-29
COL wHITELEY's sPEECH

The Democracy OF Delaware have instruct
ed her delegation 70 put In nomination for
the Presidency OF the United states her dis
tlngulshed citizen, Thomas Francis Bayard
1t Is unnecessary for me TO elaborate his
claims on you for that Office, they are known
and, in our judgement, known and admitte ed
by all OF the Democrats of the Union. In the
prime OF his life; in the vigor Of his youthful
manhood; drawing his Democracy from the
Constitution; loyal TO it, and to II above all
other things; active IN the protection of all
the interests of all sections OF our country; q
pledged man to all reforms. civil service and
others; pledged enemy OF and a foe to cor
ruptlOn in his own as In the Republican par.
tyi talented. AS honest in private as IN pub
stands to- day before you and the country o
statesman worthy Of the honor, confidence
and trust OF any party or OF any people. En-
terlng the Senate seven short years ago, ht
has made his mark upon the Senatorial scroll
as high as any other man. II Is true he comes
from small state; but while he belongs tC
Delaware, he belongs to the lnlon. (Cheers
The times demand his nomination Th,
| reading and thinking patriotic democrats
Not Delaware alone, put the L mon demand,
his nomination. Our country's danger de
mAnds his nomination. he success which
we are all after demands his nomination.
leave HIM, therefore, fellow Democrats, in
your halds. This ! mean 10 say, that Dela
ware lies down upon that nomination, and
means TO tight 1t out on that line, if not all
summer, during the sitting of this conven'
ton. But If you do nominate him all | can
and brave standard bearer. for. like the illus
trlous cleya.ler OF France. from whom he
takes his name, he is without fear and " iLh-
out reproach.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEklFF'S SALE.
:. BY virtue OF a writ of Levari Facias to m a
greeted. will be exposed to Public Sale. M
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sn sHlpLEY ST
kept by Geo W. 0rtlip. in the cityJ of VIII
in'ngton. New Clstle county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE Sth DAY OF JULY, 1876.
At o'clock, D. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
and Brick Messuage thereon erected situate
In the City of Wilmington aforesaid. bonndaS
and described as follows TO wit:
Beglnning at point on the westerly @; A :,
oil Healed street at sixty feet wide at the ill.,
tance of two hundred and eighty two faet
and nine inches southerly from the soutberiv y
SIDE OF Lobdell street at sixty feet wid a
thonce westerly parallel With LobdelI streat
one hundred and two feet and six inches ~ q
sake; thence southerly and parallel with
Head II street fourteen feet to land eff William
IL. Quinn. thence along taid Quinn's land
east one hundred and two feet an d six inches
70 the aforesaid westerly side OF Heald street
aha ~ tnence thereby northerly parallel with
ieaiu stfeet fourteen feet to the place of be-
may, WAL 'ueS
seized and taken in execution as the rro.
perty OF Peter j. Babcock ard Mary II, his vii,
ana Joseph j. Babcock and Adaiine W. his
Wlie' anu t. l.. and to be sold by
WIN. H LAMBsoN. sncrin.
sherlfr's onice. New Castle,t
| June 20. ls76- je2l-ts
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The Merit President.

The nomination of SAMUEL j. TILpEN,
by the Democratic National Conven-
tion, yesterday, is a guarantee that the
Democratic Party will enter upon the
wor8 of Reform and Retrenchment with
the determination never to cease until
the Governmental expenditures are re-
duced from their present extravagant
and needless outlay to somewhere near
what they were before the present cor.
rupt and dishonest system of Grantism
was established
We need not say to the readers of the
GAZETTE and the people of the Della
ware, that we should have preferred our
own distinguished Senator, Hon. T, F.
BAyARp. They knew this; but when
we assure them that this could not be
and that their favorite is enthusiastic
for the nominee, VIC know they will feel
confident the very best man for all in
terests has been selected. The Della.
ware Delegation did their duty nobly +;
and in casting their votes finally solid
for 1ilden met the wishes of every Demo-
crat in the State.
That T1LpEN will sweep the country
we have not the least doubt. His ma
Jority will be overwhelming, not because
1t is SAMUEL ]. TILDEN, but because the
people want to get from under the load
OF taxation that now weighs them to the
earth and consumes their earnings of the
day, even before their labors are done
with the return of each setting sun.
UNCLE SAM TILDEN" has done well
IL reducing the taxes of his own State
eight millions of dollars in two years
and the people have invited him to re.
duce the taxes all over the land in like
proportion, if he can.
OF all the men named for the Presi.
dency, there is scarcely doubt but that
he is the most learned, the most able, the
most practical, the most experienced in
Craftsmanship, and the most successful
IN his personal and individual efforts.
Profound in every department of know.
ledge, and thoroughly schooled in self
possession; he is the one man above all
others for the Chief Masistracy at this
time, and the reception of the vote Of
three-fourths of the Democratic National
Convention ought to make him accepta.
ole to every one of our party and If
will. His election is sure.
The PLATFORM is one which we think
Is strong enough and broad enough for
every Democrat to stand upon and do
battle against fraud and corruption and
for Reform and Retrenchment.
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HERIFg's SALE.

BY virtue of a writ Of Levari Facia, d,
directed. will be exposed TO Pubic 81 ~ nc
the Hotel of William b. Ford. at KirEaa'.s ihae' q
IN Pencader Hundred. New Castle Cnnpv,e. "vve'
Delaware. on 9'un'y'
FRIDAY,
THE 7th DAY OF JULY. ls7o
AT , o'clock p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate y,,.
All that plantation and tract of land.
ate in Pencader hundred, New C,s,Is aan' s'
~. and State of Delaware, with duajliln- .jln-
house and other buildings thereon s,ihs e,,..lls
bounded and described as follows to vii 'es'
beglnning at gum tree. a corner for ,b.,
premises and other land of James N;shosi
son and land late of james LOVING ston 'avi, asi
running thence in westerly direction Eis
post and rail fence dividing these nreu,sal
from land of the said James Nchoisona ia.ses rs
stone. corner for these premises and ,s, sv
Of John Hsssett and ohm Gilpin and c,",. anu
ing the Christiana and Elkton Turntike' '1',' w..
stone, corner for tn premises, land of Iol
Gilpin and land late Of Levi g. Coorb ,bosao bYyuo
IN an easterly direction with said l1st mo-,
toned land to gum stump, a corner e..
these premises and said land of sail Coo'L
and land cf the said Levingston, and ,bsnyae
WIN said last mentioned land and cfoss;nc
the said Elkton and thristiana Turnpike 10
the place OF beginning, containing fOrty.e,e
acres more or less. A''
Seized and taken in execution as the ,.,-
perty OF David L1ngnecker and Susan :,
VIE; AMI Samuel Mcconnell and T,,1g
dltlth. A. and j. James. anl terre tenant
and to be sold bv ""'
VIM. II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff
SherifI's Office, New Castle
June 70. 1873. jegl.ts
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias To
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Si SHIpLEY ST.
Kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
IN ngton, New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
THE Sth DAY OF JULY, 1876,
At o'clock. p. M.
The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece of land situate
IN the City of Wilmington aforesaid bounde
and described as follows to wit:
Beginning at the distance of thirteen feet
and four inches. from the corner formed by
the intersection of the westerly side of But.
'onwood street and the northerly side OF
street, thence along said sldo of Knit
tonwood street and the northerly size of B
street hfty-three feet four inches
to a corner thence westerly and parallel win
street eighty feet to another cor.
ner. thenoe southerly and parallel with Rut-
tonwood street ffty-three feet four inches to
a corner thence easterly along Patrick No
deary's limo and parallel with
street eighty feet to the place of beginnl ne be
the contents thereof what they may, BOOK. g,
Vol. 3. Page 2Sl. &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the nro.
perty OF George X Townsend and Mary Il N .
his wife. and to be sold by
VIM. III. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office New Castle,
Jnne, 20. 1876. je2l-ts.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-29

IHE DELAWARE DELEGATION AT THE
ST. Louis CONVENTION. Ex-Governor
Salisbury, was Chairman of the Delega-
ton; Geo. Gray, Esq, was on the Com.
mittee on Platform John w. Hall, was
appointed Vice-President OF the Con.
Ventlon; E. l.. Martin, was op the Com.
mlttee on Rules DR.. Richards, was or
Credentials; and Hon. VIM. G. Whitele,
was selected 10 nominate Hon. II. F
Bayard.
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NEWSPAPERS
OF THE
UNITED STATES,

A complete list, numbering s,l29, with a
Gazetteer correct to date, Of ali towns and
cities In which Newspapers are published !;
historical and statistical sketches of the
Great Newspaper Establishments Illus
trated with numerous engravings of the
principal newspaper buildings. Book OF 800
Pages. lust issued. Mailed, post paid. TO any
address for 35c- Apply Enclosing price) to
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE NEWSPAPER PA
vILLloN, Centennial Grounds. Philade. phia,
or American News Company, N. Y. Eueru
Gd,srti'e need;t'. iel3 ltaw4w
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SlIERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue OF a writ OF Leviri Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed To Public sale,
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sil snIPLEY ST,
kept by George W. o tlip. in the City of Will
mingt N. New Castle County, Delaware. OF
SATURDAY,
lllE srE DAY OF JULY. ls7d.
At o clock p.m..
The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot OF land, three -storied
brlck dwelling house thereon. situate in the
said City of Wilmington. bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit:
beginning at Il point on t1e westerly side
OF Madison street between seventh and
Eithth streets at the distance of one hum
dred and eighty-four feet and two Inches
! from the northerly side of Seventh street.
| thence westerly and parallel to the aforesaid
side oI Seventh street, ninety feet. TO the
| essterly side of a twenty-five feet wide street
called Thornton street. thence herewith
| northeriy thirteen feet and eleven inches
| thence easterly and parallel to 'he irst men
oped line ninety feet to the aforesaid side
Of Madison street, thence therewith south
erly thirteen feet and eleven inches 10 the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
Send aud taken in execution as tbe . proper
VIM; Il. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff77s 0fice New Castle.
,, June 20, 1876. iun22ts
CEERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue Of a writ of Venditioni Expouas
10 me directed. will be exposed 10 Publ. {
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sil SHIPLEY ST,
KEPT by e,rge W. 0rtlip, in the city of vii.
mirg''n, New Castle county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
IllE Sth DAY OF JULY, 1916.
At O'Clock, p. NJ,
Tue following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel of lao d
situated in the city of Wilmington, in New
Castle county. and State of Delaware, bound
Ell and described as follows, to wit: Begin
ning at poit on the northeasterly side OF
seventeenth Street at the distance of two
hund red ard and torty-n'ne feet southeast
eTly from the southeasterly side of Washing
ton street, thence northeasterly parallel with
Washington street one hundred and twenty
hye ieet to corner. thence utheasterly
aud parallel with Seventeenth street twenty
nine ie t. more or less. to line of joseph
latnalls land, thence s0uthwesterly by line
OF said Joseph "atnall's land one hundre d
and tw ty- i've feet more or less To the said
north asterly side of Seventeenth street, and
thence thereby northwesterly thirty feet to
the place of beginning, be the contents there
of what they may.
Seized and taSen in execution az the Dro-
peIty OF william II, krRuI and Christina HI !
wife. and to be sold by
WM IL. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sberif's Office. New Castle. !
June 20. 1876. ie2ltt.