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New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

Btih-a,. T. H. sa,.t ~ ,r ag pat =; ftr's'.e
- .uc.s tTse.y u %" % c' ,,'I.as . '.si s S9
1ar' 1iD y z, ai5se Z S'.I:rla I:r55 a. -''''
A FEW BOARDER5 accommodated at pri-
~ ~ ,a'e resiseH,s & ail ,5,r ga p. fras s. Adress
"-" Clinton CorIer,. pI;ctes, c... n Y.
A ARTISTS FALLS HOUSE, situated near
= a. rrchratei Ar.isrs Falls. North conway, " Il.
Iol.e 1esr' d 9gc & De- ] a 1 & .o faaiss Prices
A LOVELY COUNTRY HOME.
T. hoarr. Central Rallroai Of NeeJor.ey: mountain
table fr,r ciai t-ra 81 address, BUXTON. North Branch
somersrt county y t
pOARD ~ PRIVATE FAMlLY.--SuccazsunI
=, = p.r I' 7se1. Saa'. AGirsss MRS. FsITER-
DOARD NEAR WEST POiNT-FTst-cass
~ eogss % gae'E E al%7M e. MF&sSs ia 81 JR o HsSsHd % Pals
DRAKCH COTTAGE, Delaware Water Gap,
- Penn Terms ior Aas'' IS lfRs .f 2.0G 0GCMProN prop
ElELLEYCE VILLA. opposite Poughkeepsll'e.:.
- Pine river yswi heaI'F 10 Ap't 4, lt-gF,i-, K
i'''' HIGHLAND .ster county.
TKTARACT HOUSE, Delaware Water Cap
I Grand sceacry. HunEs ana h'aine 7eni '4 c-i'"''
Atdr-sa a. =. WHITE
TUESTER. Orange Co, y. Y.AG0od table
rlr lsani ana hyarhy o.acs terms low no o'ecu9n %
children. .dir,as a. g. g. D' q cnest' "us. 0o" ~ J.
NAT,KUL MOUNFAlN5.-1he best OF
~ re,ity otq'u rs,ieaiars AZ HEwLErr~ Office so2
west lCu,-st
COLUMBIA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
r-ar Hudson. t.-Ihe waters are hhl'e t.1 ..sI
sr,d az oar ssr1r % any Tie country ane ' eraeiitu
cr5yr. send i5r clr,-'1r 3D.. y ~ ~ u,
NOUNTPY BOARD. Osl farm ut oouththp-
ION l. l. Surf auI siilYal'r hn.itlg n,.lns, it''"
as ard ~ yrr errs AAdre-s BA!NAHD Ai'DHlhA4'D
southampton l. T.
(tOEWAY HOUSE. Conway, n r., l.. H.
Y EA-TMAN Pro- fietar = icr fi' ,,t.oi rry -on.
mie- from Nortii conway horonghf @ tn.'ye [ ,s's
uret.se ior tsanaeoi ANA permanent "''"'' ''
ItATSKIL, NOUNTAINS-OAk GR(l L
ttp,f sE-f,slF BOA RD WITH AT Farm cohint,e
Frcsh y~zsta3lr4- rS, nl DBL ne e. @'. fi lag
Ms. er-,uet ,FU h. K1GERs p. o. Mountain i'eEra'
Catssill GIeenr CofnsJ. n.
E7TBERON HOTEL. south of Long bIanch.-
~ r,- most uiqne 4i ri-;ius 'ns.fe no7r 10 me eunh
- = r I1sI- In1e ~ Bonnaa HUase All 81 James
Hotel. Proprietor
V7RANCONTA MOIISTAINS-Good BOARD
AZ VAi-v Hoas through Audt and -ept,n 81 - pr.
2 .if,,t,,. f.u eouutcfet. s,H. hsery ttks people
~ All places u inrf,, AORA u kAlIaI ttopilel'r
GOOD BOARD for SlN on a FARh-C9oi,
II s~atly L'csrou eyeF-lhinfS o. ~ i' Rfp1,sV Az
Orange Coauty. y r.
T,IFN FARM HOUSE. Spring Valley, Rock
z ind Cn,ut, mi. deusiItfu summer retreat y 10
, ~ t, errfs,, o quie -nd healthy hoine e1ih Al
Ga. Eicsc-- apyrr-Aalnf tp e,,, stni, a,d
b..niifn yevs ~ rsrroaning country 20 IT, D. D.
mo-qiit.s an- aorr- skr nr"g n"tsr rnpb ~ ~ s, nss
-i-s~- ssaf- r~cs, bathing Hrateiess 's'ie he n.s
'it y.r.tair. ffrh purr mllk rom 1n thc hFii
asi,y. Fof particulars adirrss - si"se I. @tAnop
HAMILTON HOUSE, Stamford, Gonna
is' .s .sssss tr-sen fr,r1 ali sars Or Sgec,ion-
bI. sraIssss sst table pure air nns VeSe and drives,
etc. IeT.as very moderate 10 desirable parties
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

XNTADAWANUCK HOTEL.
W sTONING1ON CONN.
CLIMATE. SAILING. AND DRIVES NNeCAfAS~ED.
". T.. ALLIs.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOUSE -
~ Clr.u .onniains aceouI0 isou. .or 1eveutf ave
an the sterling g7udIess and az ts 'gnheeae q" Ff u
te Nls lr here; charming spoi Ie' t tlpu
fsnnc ferfr- - 10 -. proprietor scn today nd phnin
.rl. exhibited i.,s0r ENcia.-l -tJ biNa."y.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. \. H.-JEEFER0ON
W Hu alu5s: now opened for the travelling prDIc mag
indecent good air. pr1ng sIirr nee iooms to'sl
f.. r. rc1suunhle a. rates % itr4 lnf pits
rose lat hay fcyer unknown. Address T. r. bEDEi l. g
co. Jrt'rr-Dn H. II.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
RAmRoAD rAxATrON IN vEwJERsEY corRTs

Judge Depue will sit at the Court House N
Newark. Aug g. hear argument in the matter Of taxa.
ton OF the following railroads Central Railroad Of
Sew-Jersey. the High Bridge Railroad Company, Long
Branch and Sea Gnt, LongwOod Valley, NewKgypt AID
Farmin gdae Northern Pemberon and SevY orE. South
Branch. Sew-Jersey Southern Long Branch ard Sea
shore. Vneiand Toms River and WATERFOWL New York
ami Long Branch, Easton and Amboy.
The value OF the property OF these roads assessed
s -4O37 6~l o. upon which the tax iu dispute
amouuts % ~2OI .j93 %. The New-Icr,ey Central Rail,
road admits valuation OF Sl2339 sos Oo, and has paid
$4,000 on account The EastOn ana Amboy admits
valuation o. 50 7S9 -5G S. and has paid e33919 p
account. Several OF The other roads have admitted ygu
ati0n hut have paid taxes. Tho Morris and Essrx
Road has paid account Of railroad and cquDments
~!i32~O o. II admits the assessment but denies III
liability u taxation Tor equipments whicn amounts 10
SGo6s4 53. Upon the decsOu Of these q large
amount of the revenue OF the state depends.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
5ce arram.

4 FACT.-HORTON' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
and is not ouIr tll- richest reliable and only
srAvpAED ICE CREAM ~ AARlNEE
Try 80 aat Tlu VIII urlct.
CHURCHEA. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, and THE
TRADE suqpleda at
2Jc. PER QUART.
To Families by the gallon. 20 cents Dcr quart
nepots s05 Fourthavo iZfl Er'aaaf rad y chaan-st
ETS~EIL'S ICF-CREAM.-Brst in the tlly :;
~ crnt- ,r iart = curcoa sul sunday schools OUT
or town isri promptly shi.V-L $50. u Bible Hou5t
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
6Emmer 8oGro.

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,f,.1s IT, .1Sa' r. H. o' .2a asS % o s % H. oe ssa is ~
TaiH 81 HtaV r1o eras p h.. hg,. rn7r,f tif' .F
Arb o. Rsoie ilaad
HALSEY HOUSE. Atlanticvilie, south side
Long isiaod within one m.n., y +, a a .'oi ial!as %
dance dai ''' ns P'ls Prsaso1sos ''''' = H1I.Ey.
IF you want to enjoy the sea aiI for = few
Hress. ~ tle farm I9uae ai J. q. uAi--tf- We
a.s,r. iren ha pri,s Hons aprn u ucaber Here
ya , ' &a. y 2oS w. @ ,i oF re as 5oi cho horsea st
reasopsre r,.a References gwen ana feinia1 I7AAC
REAPLEWOOD HALL, Pitt,held, Mas
-. Open .2r .he 5n.gr i., ,ote i.S f . 81, % .r onrs
JAS. D. Fl.l.NcH. Manager.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
opens 25 Good accommodation or summer holrefs
rer44-. ~ per week. A. 8Akl.l-. lr'pi.el9-.
NEPTUNE HOUSE, -,.-,.-
The most accessible -amner rsori around NewYork. only
'-''' -'' minutes ''''' ''-'' Grs. p b. PUTNAM
NEW SUMMER RESORT HOUsE.-The Ez-
y cs.al House. JDst built On taa, nEng inise -
qt,raci..ns to parts spending le SUMMER months % ie
r. g. FERGUsoS yorth Ella. y. K.
NEW MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, situated
= near Tine Catsc. NJ un1in p = 4.'- '.-t VI ..2 ".
house c8a l.coul.ult, 30 noarier house ulw l3 Ho+
roocs; r.ssseiears 10Y enging terms G. '1 per rgr-
ru-J siat- Hrr>s convey atte ZOO i.- i" i .. I % l
reasonable receive bfar r 70 fnF fr i ANN
rn to Ouos.s. LEONARD -. t.hAEIi7pN
DWGEFIELD PARK HOTHL.-Forty min
h.rh.r.- r--rr TrtNgT- TFlNEY. T'fflc F.rrr.
d.,
EENi N NJ Eli HOMES IkADt drlightfuilY 10
rI1rg E.rs,iifrr nI- ul entertain sfs
Il, snd 81 rr ,gaes Hrfe-is- G. Haskell f'rd Tavlor.
r,r ot i,',y,y ll 2Iri,-f Amply t1 siIt- ROCKWELL.
nuns ~ h'l''.,i' '' NJ - .,.,
IA uils, from clt. Eric Railway First c4ss private
house ld -bi. tue mountain ,cenrry 1y =. l,.Il.-
aaI h-.t ' -. % ~. - rttr Vo 4. ,viliia n
4 " ,- IL WlC!f1 y6IFR -sfsrn y =.
-,r-4-,fr,r, rr,,7.a.- o. p..b \ First
= - ~, ,.,.u front iisr eomp.et..,.
an. -aas t-tns moderate, loaiing nahiug Address.
3iis. s h. GAHkhfSON.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
Sllnatlous mdntco-femaiss.

AT MAURICE LINDQJ JIST' swedish SER
= wants office Dos lft -tt tI.--N.. I -Iiu luf
FreHrh Pros-tsut servants only Female and maie Tor eiy
aud country.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
Bnslncss GhGnces.

('HANCE for INVESTMENT. I. - Three
f,p-th- interest th- L0uf- Giuft Deuocrat J1i
Onc, r. be- aoh practical man. t-uliIlo terms
Address ~. r. FONEKOY, Manager ~. LOUIS 30.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
6tlp tUanleO

GARDENER and wife wanted 20 do The
~ small family he Pfutestsnts con,-sL
Ca De.~ocn 10 Ana i ocock al 70 ChAmoegr j. q
LAW RENEE.
sIIK DYER WANTED-To take charge of A
~ sewing SiiS Uye Hnusg ~ sglNa csiors
well recommended o ability aud moral character Ad.
dIrsr 7. q. box 1850 Nrs-N0fE
WANTED, first class CANVAssERS. to seu
w the Rolling hcssAe sgaag Natives. Inquire a
2Css ~aEEeHut, JerseJ Cisy. between ass y
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
6ummec BoGr0.

Ts tqnd,rd 0f y rs mat sl'essf bag NJ ~ l9e.
M .trr.s hTgtly ~ hts cdr-ri.Hg f" tlHE NhM 9i
rrrrtyp Nrsy wq9 20, tts bare r'1tHi ~ Hft ~
Larr oJ through iuL ElAi AZ le.E run -sA''t' Il
AID b Gbgdc EFiHgd.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
FOREIGN.
THE MONTREAL oRANGEMEN,

THE MONTREAL oRANGEMEN.
MONTREAL, July 7-The orangemen say
If they cannot procure the use of church
in which to preach the anniversary sermon,
they will march in procession to the face of
the mountain. A considerable number OBS
pose this.
The Orangemen were rather Disconnected
over the action of the trustees of the city
churches in refusing to allow them the use
of their edifices to hold divine service in on
the 12th' The members of the Procession
Committee held a meeting tonight to make
arrangements for the procession. 1t is sta
ted the volunteers of the Fifth Military dis
trict will be called out for service on the
18th, on requisition Of those magistrates
whose names were obtained to-day.
THE ST. JOHN FIRB.
ST.. JoHN's, N. B., July 1.-Two hundred
horses have been disabled by their feet being
badly burned by lime in the burned district.
Ten thousand dollars additional were re.
ceived from Chicago last evening. Rebuild
ing is going on briskly.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
ATTEMPT TO KILL.

About 2 Io'clock, Sunday morning, tho
neighborhood Of Sixth and Windsor streets
were thrown into excitement by the loud
cries OF woman. A number Of persons
were soon on tbespot, and 1t was ascertained
that Edward Butcher, who resides on Wind
sor above Sixth, had assaulted his wife
Bridget Butcher, and threatened to take her
life. Butcher came home about 2 O'Clock,
and was very much under the influences Of
liquor He entered Mrs. Butchers room,
where she lay asleep, With several children,
one small baby,-she heard him swearing
and threatening as he came up the stairs,
and knowing his temper, when in that con-
dition, "he picked up her babe and ran into
the front room, where she hid In the corner,
but he soon discovered her, and while he
ran down stairs to get knife, she jumped
out on back shed and ran along to where
. colored familed, whom she aroused. Mrs.
b. entered the house and had gone in front
OF her own house to arouse her children
who were running around the room and
halloaing at the top of their voices; and
suddenly Butcher sprang out Of the second
story window to the ground, and would
havs attacked her, If not prevented by the
neighbors. He entered the house again and
Mrs. B. went down into the basement, when
her husband again rushed at her, and her
only means of escape was through the front
cellar window, through which she was
pulled by two colored women. and just in
time to save her from the clutches af her
husband. Butcher was arrested by Sargent
Whelan, and officers Bouzhardt and Giba
bons, and he was held in $500 bail to keep
the peace. -
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
iHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to
Public sale at the Lafayette lolel, No, 84l
Shipley street, Kept by George w. Ortlp,
in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the % day of July, A. Dist,
at O'Clock r. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain Lot of Land, with Frame
.welling thereon erected situate in the
City of Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beg nning at the corner
formed by the Intersection Of the southerly
sire of Tenth street. with the westerly side
j. + Liberty. now called Nelson street, thence
by the southerly side of Tenth street, west
erly sixteen feet to line of land late uf
E ward Cox, deco; thence thereby south.
erly and parallel to Walnut street seventy
feet to a stake, and easterly parallel to lOlh
street sixteen feet to the side of Liberty st.
aforesaid, and thence thereby northerly
seventy feet to the place of beginning, be
contents thereof what they may.
seized ana taken in execution a. the pro-
perty Of Margaret Butcher. late Margaret
W~lker,an John Butcher, her husband and
kebecca Morris, t t. aud 10 be so d by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's Once, n ew Castle, July 8, 1877.
ju9-tS
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
SHEKIFFS SALE,

y
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas
20 me directed. wall be exposed to Pubi.c c
sale, at the Lafayette Hotel al Snlplev
street, Kept by George W. Ortlip, in the
CITY OF Wilmington, New Castle county !.
SATURDAY, 2sth day Of JULY, AID. 1877,
at O'Clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certain Wharf Property. and lot
of land. with the buildings, Marine Rail-
way. and Machinery, thereon btu It d. In
the C1fy OF Wilmington, New Castle Couu-
ty, and state Of Delawa are bounded md
descr. bad as follows, 10 wit, Beginning at q
point IN line OF land. now or late of JOhn
A. Ha, ris. about lOo feet from the easterly
side of Orange ST. eet, and eighty. nine (S9)
feet from the southerly side Of Water at
thence easterly along Harris's land snd
parallel with Water street, 38 feet west dock
or formerly Frederick Laonald's line.
thence south II deg. west to what was IOr,,
merly low water mark. now to the inter.
section OF fShlpley street. thel ee by the line
of sh pley street ssutherly to the wharf
line as laid doWn by the said CITY. thence
along Christiana River westerly IS feet yin
more or less, to a line Of land now or laie
of said Harris and thence therebv nsrIh.
erly parallel to Orange .treet; lo the place
nf beginning, be the con tents what thev
may.
Seized and takenin execution as the nro.
perty of John A. Harris, and I O b. soil bv
IhAAC 4kUBB, Sheriff.
sherifs Office. New Castle. July Q, 1917,
jy9-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
NHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of a writ Of ais. Levari Facias
to me directed. will be exposed to tubIic
sale, at The Lafayette Hotel, 84l ~hipls, st.,
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the City OF
SATURDAY, 2sth day Of JULY, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, p. M,
The foil owing described Real Estate. viz,
All that certain Lot, Piece, or parcel of
Land, sltu4 ate in the City of Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded as follows Beginning
a. point on the easterly side of spruce st.
between stu end Taylor streets, at the dis
tauca of ti'ty-four 1eet and three inches
from northerly side of Sth str, et at line of
lands of the estate Of amuel " cCaulley,
decd. (numbereu on the ploo Of .OI lois -old
with line O. said land easlerly parallel
with Sth street 81 feet to line of land sold
and conveyed to 8. W. McCaulley, thence
nOrtheriy along line of Samuel W. Nc
Laull Y, and land of Joseph Lafferty par
allel wi spruce street i feet to u stake in
line Of land sold to Jacob =. " elden,
thence with the same westerly parallel
with 8,h street 81 feet to the afore.aid
side cf Spruce street, and thence therewit tn
soutnerly 81 eet to the place of beginning,
be tn. contents thereof what hey may.
No 2 Also ali that certala lot Of land sit.
uate in the said City of Wilmington, bound
ed ss follows. ~ wit Beginning at t east
erly side O KirkwoOd street, between 7th
anu OIL etIo~Cs, ttC tu0 ulbtunCo VI Ill lcoC
ON lhe SOU herly side OF 8th street, tn nee
easterly aud paI allel TO 8th rect IS feet bM
inches to a corner theL.ce northerAy and
parallel 10 KirkwOO street 81 feet to cor.
ner, thence westerly aud parallel to the first
mentioned line and oth street o5 feet and 81
inches to the afore SAID easterly lioe Of
Kirk wood street, and thence there by south.
erly 81 fe' t, to the place OF beginning, be
the cont nts thereof what they may,
Seized and taken in execution az the
properly OF solomon Horn, and George
Leonard, Gen rge ii. Johnson, Peter ID. Col
,ins, and u. Leper, terre tenat ts, and to be
sold by 49,
IsAA AC CRUDE, Sheriff.
sheriff Office, New Castle. July 9th, 1877.
jy9-IS
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
CORONER'S INQUEST.

Coroner Rose held an inquest, yesterday
afternoon, about o'clock, over the body Of
a colored woman, about rs years of age,
named Mrs. Louisa Evans, who lived on
Tatnall street above Eighth. She had been
sick about four weeks and complained of
shortness of breath and had cough. Yes
terday morning about 1890 o'clock, she
went to the water closet, and staying longer
than was necessary, she was called but
made no answer. The jury came to the
verdict that her death was caused by heart
disease and dropsical affections:
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
CHERIFFB SALE,

By virtue Of writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l shipley street,
kept bs George w. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
SATURDAY, July 2s, A. D. 1877,
At 2 O'Clock, P. M,
The following described Eeal Estate, viz:
All that certain Lot of Land, situate In the
city Of y ilm1ngtOn, bounded AID described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at the north
erly side of Gilpin avenue bet" cen Rod
ney and Clayton streets, and at the distance
of o.le hundr-d aud twenty feet from the
westerly side Of Rodney street, thence
mort erly parallel to Rodney stree one
hundred feet to a corner, thence westerly
p~.al ei to Giipin avenue t1f.y feet to the
easter Sid of a forty-two fe q, d five ms;
y .ue street. thence soutnerly a,oug SAID side
of said street and parallel to the first men,
toned line arc X doe str. ct Onehundred
feet to tho said side "f Gil ,in avenue, AID
t ,encr thereby easterly fifty feet tvthe place
of beginning be the co-tents what they
may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of william WesLbronk, aad Anra
M Westbr0ok. his wife, ana t. t., and ~ he
sold by
ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff,
sheriffs Office, New Castle, July 8, 1877.
jy9 IT,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIrF'S SALE.

By, virtue of writ of venditioni expo.
mas to lac directed will be exposed to
rnbtic Sale at the Lsfaye cite Hotel, No. 84i
Snlpiey street; kent by George w. Ort ip,
10 the CITY of Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware, on
SATURDAY, Juy 2s 1s77, :.
at O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
,,; AL that Tract or parcel OF Land Of James
W. thompson, M. H.. situate in Whining
ton. new Castle county. ana State of u la
Ware, to wit; Beginning at STAKE on the
sastery side OF Orange street, at distance
OF o. feet and inches from the southerly
side OF Twelfth street, thence easterly and
parallel with Twelfth street seventy.three
rect TO the Westtr r,y side of four aud half
feet wide alley, leading In to Twelfth street,
thence by the said side Of said alley south.
eriy thirty four feet to = stake. thence west.
erly and 'paral el with the first describen
line and with I've tLh street, seventy three
rect TO the easteriy size OF Oran. street
ann thelce thereby northerly thirty four
ieet TO the pace Of beginning, be the con
tents there OF whaL they may.
se1zed and taken In execution as the pro-
perty OF James w. Thompson, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherift's Office, New Castle, July Q, Io77.
jyy ts
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levari Facias, to
ms directed, will be exposed to Public sals,
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Shipley street,
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the City NJ
Wi M 'nston, New Castle County, Leila.
ware, on
SATURDAY, JULY 2Sth, A. D. 1877;
at2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
The following descrihed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain Messuage, Tenement, and
Lot of Land, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit Situate on the easterly side Of
Orange street. between 9Th and 7th streets
in the City. of Wilmington. aforesaid,
bounded on the north by tnree feet wide
alley; on the south by lands now or for
merly Of Jesse Rogers, being about u feet
ipches front on Orange street and running
back easterly that width about 80 feet, more
or less. Book u. vo,.7, ra..e 2S4. &C.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perry IF N ell Mclaughlin, decd, Jacob
r Herdman, adm. Of Neil Mclaughlin
dec'dO anu Il. short, ,Elizabeths hort, James
Tilgnman, and Mary f., mis- wife, ter1s teh-
ants, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle,
July 9th A. D., lS77. jy9-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.

TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.
The managers Of the tent temperance
organizatinn held mass meeting In the
Opera Gouse yesterday at P. M. The at
tendance was not as larue as on former oc-
casions and the audience was somewhatrest-
less.
After the opening exercises, which con-
sisted Of singing and prayer, the Con. F
Fuller of New York delivered manuscript
address. Mr.. Fuller is very pleasant speaks
Ell and is we'll acquainted with his subject.
He reviewed 1t from scientific standpoint
and showed the danger of using mild stim~
ulants in form of patent medicine.
Mr.. Donavan gave his personal experience
after which the meeting closed.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
MAGISTRATES COURT.

Before Esquire Brady the following cases
were disposed of:
Mrs. Coyle, charged with using threaten
ing language to Mrs. Russell, of Brown
town. Costs and bound over to keep the
peace.
Chas. Davis and Annie Davis, charged
with threats and abuse to Mrs. Grimes.
Costs and bound to keep the peace.
W. B. Sparks, charged with trespass by
Sarah Robinson. Case dismissed.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
SHERIFFS SALES.
CHERIFFS SALE,

By q virtue of a writ Of ais. Levari Fscias,
10 me directed, will be exposed to public
sale atthe Lafayette Hotel. S4l Shipley st.,
kept by George ". Ort,ip, in the city of
wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
SATURDAY, JULY 25th, lS77.
at o'clock. P. M,
The following d. scribed Real Estate. viz:
All that certain Lot of La d, with five
Frame Dwelling Houses thereon, situate in
the said CITY Of Wilmington, bounded as
follows, beeinning at the southeast corne
Of 9Th and KlrkwOo1 streets, thence easter
" along the noriherly side Of 8te street 65
feet five, and one quarter inches to corner,
thence southerly parallel to Kirkwood st.
eighty feet to corner, thence westerly par
aIlel 10 9Th street rs feet fl I've aud quarier
inches to the easterly side of K,rkwood st :,
aforesaid, and thence thereby northeriy
eighty feet to the place Of beginning, be the
can ents theret what they may,
Seized end taken in execution as the pro-
pelty Of SOLOMON ]. II. IN, and Mary Oweus;
and Fanny segars, t. t Ar d to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherin7s Office. New CASTLE
July 8, 1877. jy9-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-07-09
THE PEACH SHIPMENT,

The necessary arrangements in regard to
the shipment of peaches has been made by
Samuel Townsend, ESQ, who has been to
New York and consulted with the various
commission merchants as to what should be
done. He will report fully at the next peach
growers convention, which will be held at
Middletown, on Friday; July 18th.