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STREET CAR ANNOYANCES
r. IN, Edttor or The TrtbuHe.

TO the EdttOr or me Irt0"""
SIR: In the interest OF the aouseu' @ihper-
tried public would like to ask tnere is 10 way
h street car company the terminus of whose line Is
y, tho c6rner of Annst. and Broadway, from driving
e horses INTO the passing crowd and across the side
walk. stopping there and turning their teams fsn'en
inc women and children and compelling them to rush s
~, ~, t one danger into what may be worse among the
ushtns, Icam- on Broadway Ladies are thus abused,
n Ie delayed and aggravated and everybody splashed
S banees TO be passing and yet patient are citi-
WI, tbat no one utters "A word OF protest. Will you
sindly notice this In behalf OF the many who are en-.
ant1ers are so oDligng To the people 10 unknd
of the peope TO rapid transit against the inter
of sue company. LEoShS-
ke,p- York. March 20, 1877.
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No RECEIVER WANTED.
% me Ed,tor OF rhe Trt6une.

To me Edt'OF o. INC 4''"""e'
SIR: | notice by your paper oil to-day that
the Eclectic Lie Insurance matter after some four gears
delay is IN q far way OF settlement firmly believe as
do many other of the pocyhoders that the officers OF
the company grossly mismaLaged it, affairs, and for any
deficiency are morally if not legally responsible, and
should be prosecuted. II the AttorDcy'General Will IN
vesticae feel satisfied that be will find, by the records
OF the company alone, sufficient grounds on which TO
base suit In regard TO the 100000 now on deposit IN
Albany it has always D"cn acknowledged to be money
BELONGING the pOlicyhOidcrs 1lonc, and We want no
receiver or receivers counsel to get II whiting their
refdy clutches it DO tden farewell 10 any hopes
of the poor pulley holders Of receiving any portion or
that winch il rghtfuliy due them. Really, too, II Is hga
nr mat The afrs Of the wrecked company we're closed
uu and settled. So at least think. POLICI-HoLDkR
BrOoElgR, v. T.. March %, 1877
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A SHORTER RAILROAD TO THE WEST.

SIR: The project suggested III your issue OF
the oath for Western road than now exists OF
than can be had by Baltimore any other Eastern port
OF the United States is Of vital value III bringing BACK
TO the metropolis and for all time securing 10 her the
aimportanf carrying trade to and from the Great West
such road should De IN the hands OF honest corpOrators
who would not water the stock and only issue sur
cicncy Of bonds 10 build and equip te roid SUN ,a
railway would become the rOad OF the country, and 20
ter cent on shares could be had with more ease M GER
tanty than per cent from the ovtrDurdeneu anu
sI.niefnllv debt oaded New-York Central. Every in
halnant OF the State who owns lot or acre OF lahd
should do h part, aud for this purpose Donds OF
$40 So or 800 should be Issued mus instead Oh tne
present porabe state of commerce, the country Nou
have greater prosperity than it has heretofore SHOWN.
Ner- York, March q, 1877. SoMnE1|S
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LIFE INSURANCE SALARIES.
Totbe FdftOr or The Tribune.

SIR: Thanks for TRIBUNE breezes that have
lately blown through those close and cky institutions,
insurance and railway corporations While the salaries
OF other men, and good men, have shrnk to suit the ne
cesslties of the times u is fair that long suffering public
should ask reduction ia those prOdigi0Es incomes OF
insurance presidents secretaries agents, &c There is
passage IN Gibbons Decline and Fall OF the Roman
Empire" Vol H. D. 1913, which only needs the substtu-
ton Of few words 10 explain the "decne aud fall OF
more hlc companies in spite OF their first
class and best ability" just read, mark, learn,
and nwardly digest this:
The resources Of the Roman insurance treasury were
exhausted by increase Of pay by the repetition OF
donations and by the invention OF new emOlumens and
tudulgences, which, IN the opinion OF the provincial
youth Cusurance agents. might compensate the hard-
ships seD and dangers sie) OF military insurance e
As Captain Cutie says, "W When found, make note
Of" PoLIcf-HoLDER
Pahtrdy, ". T., March 20, 1877.
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n,vn coxrp.nIcroRr.-A medical

RATHER CONTRADICTORf.-A neuCa GU
emorary who been giving the fair sex lesson on
HaaIb remarks that Red cheeks simply oxygen In
reelected form; and young ladies anxious 10 possess
them snOnd seek them where the roses get thers-ou
somehine 70 be said the other side How does our
medical friend explain away the fact that roses sop III
their beds all dayf-lJudy
A man who, from his youth upward, mao asi
bachelor career by marrying widow worth ~
"Don't iuagfne," said he To one OF MS Hiends mat a.,
100000, should have married ner just TIC saie'
lOuce a Week
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ARsENE HOUssAYE ON VICTOR HUGO.

To the EdttOr OF Inc ITtUHHt'
SIR: Is your Paris correspondent (Arsene
Houssaye) idiot or drunkardf or Is ne only huee
okerl notice these among other funny sentences sn
bis letter ON Victor Hugos Legend OF the Ages ~
Every time the human mind lifts itself into naceessi-
bic regions" heneeforth there is but one workout
one man: La Legende DIES slecles,-yictor Hugoy
Wi,or go also avs suffer little children 10 come TO
me- Victor Hugo mas created the Nineteenth Literary
Grnturv:v the world is fed by his ideas;' Jupiter
sn,enrs descends from Olympus to rest little, ana
os"r,e a God for Diana's nyinphs Victor Hugo des-
ceuds nom his nights make bouquet OF ldyls win
ma friends OF all ages-Orpheus solomon, Aris0phhes
Tbeocriiie Virgil. Dante, PGtrarca, ROnsard Shake-
.peare Andre Chenicr;" "Vicor Hugo l. Modern Wis
dom" All! Ellis "iN'h'
EyooLllJ A. T., March &c, 1877.
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A CITY PARK FOR THE STATE CAPITOL.

To thS EditOF or iHc iFtO""e'
SIR: You are evidently not favOrably IN
cined toward the project OF transferring the Legislature
to New-YOrk VINO is, beside the POiticant Regarding
the recent action O The Common Council this inquiry Is
"a pertinent one: Have tire city authorities the nght 10
dispose the occupied by the Parks for ans oth'
purpose than that which they have been dedicated ana
fol- Whicn they specifically acquiredf -
NeU York, March %, 1877. INQUIRER
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BUYING NEWSPAPERS IN HARRISBURG.

tn the EDITOR or The Tribune.
SIR: One day last week, while passing
through Harrisburg Penn. friend who saw me about
TO buy at the price of ten cents rushed up ana
poed the negotiation by handing me the paper saying
a., hht t,i. in York for i've cents This news-depot
T. ,wIndIe As long the ears are here you can ouy
NewYOrk daily for less than ten cents As soon 40 an.
served tins peculiarly the newspaper trade III har5
80, Tor scver, months past. Ii Is my habit To BUY all
y n 71g naners when travel, but Harrisburg Is
Mace where never buy than one Tor the rs'iso
Aforesaid One does not Ike to be swlndied ous y.
a tTlfiing sum. -. go,
BaIii,a0re, Nd, March 20, 1877
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he became Principal Perhaps the most important
position Prof Hart occupied the ProiessOshp
OF Rhetoric md ~ the Eogsh Language and Literature
In Princeton College. which be accepted In 1872 do
not find the fact Of his Occupany Of the astnaned post
allucI to in THE TRBCNEs obituary note, 80 beg the
privilege OF mentioning IL. am yours,
JknU DE WITT MILLER.
Cross Rirer, ". T., NJ rich o. 1877.
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WORKING FOR LOW WAGES.
Z ;. 4. L :. d IL.

SIR Please to allow me to say word OF
two about labor The ladies and gentlemen OF the CITY
OF NswYork should remember that while the chinese
and grOcs working for low wages the flSn aSe
going aout from one sohouse To another for food $50
think had better work for low wages imam 20 Ivn
door 10 another begging. Ana again. hnlle tlc
Chss ard the negroes are working for low wages. the
Irish are going about burning down brOwnstOne hoses
and stealing think 10 Is much better 10 Work Ior Tow
wngrS tIau 10 be hanging neg 10 lamp-pOsts, and
burning and breaking into peoples houses as they ava n
tie year IsG3. g. l.
Netc- York, March 81. 1877.
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fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an ORDER of the Court
il OF Common Pleas the City and County OF New York.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all the persons and cred
itors having claims against ELIPHALEr W. SITUATION,
afsy gong business and County OF New York.
thai they are required present their said CLAIMS with tho
voerr duly verified the subscriber assignee Of
the said Ephaet W 5trat0n at his place OF uans1cng
busnesA No. LOO Broadway Room IL In the CITY OF New.
yerk ON or before 10Th day Of June lo77Dated New.
YORK March IL, 1877. - -
A"' JOHNSON B. RIERSTED. Assignee
w. T. BIRDsALL, Attorney for Assignee. Mhl7 LAWNS
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p4SSENG Frs 1RRITFD.

PROM LONDpN-I4 steamship Can1dG, March 30
Mr.. G"o'acrc, COUNTIES de Benon ami son A. r.
chlilrtr, j. bowman Prescott, James Costello
IA A j. Morley Alex. YorSc Jas. sinclair H. a. lei, T. =.
CanVnrl Js H. BaIcottec, H. l.. STAG" TlOs. White T. a
trits John Roberts M Bon
ham, y H. lsiler Franklin, MI Bissei j. B0yden, L. l.
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$40 oils. 6 23 Moon ri'es S4z
WArEE Till PAY AZ $50
SAMMY Hook. .slann S:4l le g. Ferry ll:3O
WAIEE TnI, Day T. N
SANDY HOOK 9:26 Cows 1910 Hell u. FERRY
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graceful paten and tall enough 10 allow the hand to
hold ia torch in air and not groye upon the ground
Lei us not he the Iaghinc-ytock of the world els
NetC- York, March -, 1877
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popnpprxco az H1yr.-(N. B. The Irish car

BORDERING ON HMM d. D., 1 nc Iii i I''a
lowered from shilling 70 siXpence
for a selOwn within town boundaTiesl lnqhl,ilVe
Passenger II oo- the reduction OF fare SUIT YOU car
Inanl Irish Jahu equal the Occasion): RedOOksnuh Il
it2 Fax. it, Ifer To me. only uhi1Ve Jntte
min and they gly me less nor shl!liu, ana the
rT.e ones "A tarlhe drink their health Funny
I,nIl
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THE LATE PROF. HART.

THE LATE PROF. HARl.
re- the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR Prof. John Seely Hart went to the New
Jersey State Normal school In 1s82-not. however, %
Principal as Is stated in odays TRIBUNE, but "a head
of the Mode Department. After year In the position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31
"THE CASE OF THE Pixies"

"THE CASE OF THE Pixies"
To the Edit0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: thank you with all my heart for your
editorial on The Case OF the Fixes. Every woman IN
the ni is under Obligations 10 you for the tone OF your
paper. Yours sincerely, r.
York, Penn, March -. 1877.
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Eotel5.

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.-LOdgings SOC.
IN 200 hight single rUUms, for gentlemen only weekly sd
IS. Corner BOwery and BaYdr,tst
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CITIZENS LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
" FIRST TRIP, THURSDAY Mar,h 20. and re -i.ar.y
thereafter Per4g " daily except saturday a
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

FOR TREH.iUN AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave foot or and Pna
u. IN, ana a. 400 .. Trenton.
foot Carkson-st at 7:l5 Sis. 9l5 ll:l5 4
3:lo. 81 >. HAS
Leave Phisdephla Ou station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road. Third and Berksss. at $780, $780, $3.50, Ii;3O an
$50 3:JU 80, 100 - 80 - r. -
Trenton for Nov orN at lS O;iJ, sOo 5l1 800
a.. ul 1915. 2:lO All G:Oj p. m "a -
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the $50
and D. M trains and sleeping ars - me IL CLOCK MD
night trains from both New IOrk ana PhllalelpllA
SUNDAY TKAINS-Leaye Newly 0rk loot Llpertysti sld
Rerkssts. al 80 ~ p
foot OF Liberty st. foot OF 81:
Broadway, al the principal hotels az oSe
Of the Erie Railway in Sewiors and BT'okyD ana az 80
COurtst broOkIyn Baggage Checked from residence TO
destination. II. p BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
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nuiuter Resorts.

AIKEN, 5. C.-Best climate in the United
IA -
FOR INVALIDS.
board moderate prices be obtained BY addressing
z, q. Box IS, Aiken, ;. c.
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Clothing, &r.

ITOTUTNG AT A BARGAIN.-fOr sale, a
wei assorted OF men boys and Children 81 ssb -
to close business. Apply at me stores DO ANU 90 ~
corner south S'nsN' Df""'"' HITCHINGs q BAILEY.
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Stramboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT, people, LINE.
~ The elegant DREW and ST JOHN leave TIT
al, " r., every week day AZ m, connecting d Ai''
WIN rai"a' 'r'i"' y r. MAYO, GenT Pass Agent
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nlc
ID Naugatuck railroads. Fare 81 steamer Bt
PORT leaves Cstharine slip at ll3O m ana Broeepors'
II p. m -----------
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave York nom foot Of Desbrosses and Coand
SITS - o., u,.s,,ou an, ,ha wss, Rtchmond
Charleston ard south Pullman Paror from New YORK
10 Baltimore and Washington making close sonneeuon for
D. NJ for Washington, Richmond ard the south,
Gordonsville. Pullman from NewYork to Baltimore
D. M daily for washington. the South and West Pumans
Louis the South and South west C0nnees AZ
Washington with trains for Lynchourg Florida Ne"oreans
For through heketA please call at Company. Offices 81.
and l23s broadway NewYork and at leSet Offices ZOOS
OF Cortandt Desbrossessts aud Depot Jersey CITY
- ASK FOR tickets VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
CITIZENS LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
thereafter Peris Mr.. daily. saturday al p M
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry stations in York foot of Lber;yst and foot
commencing Jan. l. is77-Trans leave York. foot Of
LiDerty-st.. Ia follows:
Chunk. Tamagua Wilkesparre Elmira &c - a.
S4J a. m.-FOr EastOn. Harrisburg Mauch ChuuE, IamA
To- 30 a. M and 430 D. m%TCr someryie Flenington
/ p. m.-For Pennington, Easton, Manch Chunk Wilkes
p.m"Fcr East1n, BeIsitiere aud Caasauqaa
SO p daily For EastOD. Allentown. and Harrisburg
fSs Lea foot 81 GARRISON eI5 7s s:l5 ol5. 1915.
Ills a M 10 AL D, BID, 40 ll:iJ y.
For ira ns 70 local points time table
SUNDAY TtAINs-Leaye loot IAJerty-st az $50 a. m;
al $50 D. m. Tor Eastou Reading, and Harrisburg. -
Trains Leave for orb a@II Fsi BIsf LGns t T."
al N. a.
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NOPTHERN RAILROAD OF

OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
lS77-Irave lspos Of CoTtant and Des6rossesss a.
80 D. m Night Express daily for EasOn. bethlehem AL
lentoyn Mauch Chunk Wi seSbcrre Ptton -ayTe Einirh
Ithaca Auburn Buffalo, Niagara rails, and Ias
PulInans sleeping coaches attached.
~ ROB'T. III. SAYIE Supt and Engr.
General Eastern Office OF Church ami COranJi sA
CuAS II. CUMMINGS. Agent
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD &c., Fare. 81
leave Pecksip daily (Sundays excepted 10
eW- aud connecting with road.
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L the NLWJERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD. -Fars
lower other Commencing November To-
1915 Pier North River, foot OF Rec
II for Philadelphia. Long Branch, Toms River and
Vinsland.
r. for Philadelphia, Long Branch Toms River. Ware
M >. ',
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ALBANY BOAT, people, LINE.
~ The elegant DREW and ST JOhN easg TT
al, ". r. every week day AZ p M connecting 81 Ai''
VII" i"ii""' ''"i"' = r. MAYO, Gen' Pass. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
GENERAL N EWS.

In the case at Philadelphia of Da vid
McConnell charged with burning the
cars of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany during the riots of July last, the
evidence was circumstantial and of so
sllgt a Character that the iury, under
the charge of the court, acquitted
him.
The steamer Donan, which arrived
al New York yesterday from Bremen,
reports that from November 7 till the
l4lh she experienced terrific gales
from west to northwest. On the 18th
ana 18th especially she experienced
almost hurricane, with tremendous
seas.
julius Kircher, a Lutheran, and his
wife, Jewess, living IN East Fifty
sixth street, New York, being unable
TO agree as to the place of burial of
their dead child, whether in a Chris.
tlan or Hebrew cemetery, agreed TO
cremate ii, which was done at som.
chemical works of which the father is
proprietor.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
CONGRESS.

In the United States Senate yesterday
Mv. Hoar presented bill to establish an
educational fund, and toapply the proceeds
OF the public lands to the education OF the
people. The hill to enable, the Indians to
become citizens Of the United states was
debated at some length, and then made the
special order for December 10. Mr.. Thur.
mittee on privileges and elections be dis
charged from the further consideration OF
the credentials of M. G. Butler as Senator
from South Carolina. After some debate
objection was made 10 the resolution. and
1t went over until to-day. The Vice. -Prasi-
dent appointed Messrs. Davis OF West Vir-
ginia, Beck of Kentucky, Allison of Iowa
Ingalls, of Kansas, and Cameron of Penn
sylvania, as the special committee to ex-
anime the accounts of the Treasury De-
partment in regard to alleged discrepenc es,
etc, authorized by the resolution OF Mr..
Davis agreed TO Monday.
In the House the consideration of the
Paris exposition bill was resumed, and after
the adoption of several amendments the
bill was finally passed-yeas 239, nays 124
The bill provides for the appointment of a
general commissioner, whose salary and
general expenses shall not exceed al, ,Ol0 and
twenty additional com missioners, whose
salary and general expenses shall not ex-
coed 81 zoo each. The President is author
lied to appoint two honorary com mission
ers from each State, to be nom mated by the
Governors, and twenty-four additional
entitled TO compensation. The bill appro-
PIRATES $150,000 to cover all expenses of a
proper representation of the productions OF
TINS country at the coming exposition. t.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
yaERI'F"s SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF a writ of Levari FAcias
to me directed, will be exposed to Publ
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,s41 Shipley street,
X ept by q -orge w. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del.
ON SATURDAY,
The 24th day of Novem ber, A. d. 1917
AT o'clock, p. m. the following desert
bed Real Estate, viz, ..I,
All that certain lot, or piece of land,
situate in the city of Wilm ington: Be-
ginning at corner of land late of Sally
Dickinson on the westerly side of Market
street, at a distance of 2i3 ieet from the
sOutherly side Of 1lth thence by line of
said lot north 81 degrees, west l42 feet one
inch to the easterly VI 10 of a 10 feet wide
alley, thence by said alley side horthwa rd-
ly yparallel with Market street, 20 feet to a
corner of land OF Mary Goodman. thence
by line of that land, eastwardly parallel
with the line first described and with 10th
and 1lth Streets 142 feet one inch to the
aforesaid side of Market street and thence
thereby south 80 degrees west 20 feet TO the
place of beginning, be the contents thereof
more or less. H"
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Mary G.. Rogers, surviving
mortgagor of William IL. Rogers and Mary
q. Rogers, his wife Daniel Rogers surv iY-
ing executor of William IL. Rogers, decea-
sed, and William A. Lammotte, terra
tenant, and to be sold by A.'
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Off :e, New Castle e
Nov. 9TH. A. d., 1877, nov6ts
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21

lMPUDENr TRAMPs.-On Thursday
afternoon last. number oftranps board
ed freight train ON the Chester branch
OF the p. q R. R., and endeavored to
capture the locomotive but were repelled
Dy the train hands, who were in turn
treated to shower of stones that the
tramps had armed themselves with,
word was telegraphed to the authorities
at Chester but before the train reached
the depot the party escaped by iumpine
nom the cars. The company have fur
nlshed their employees with fire arms
with which TO protect themselves.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
SIfERiFF"S SALES.

CyHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of a writ of Ais. Levnrl Fa-
cials, 10 me directed, will be exposed TO
public sale, at the @
WASHINGTON HOTEL,4
Kept by Cloud Pearson, in the town Of
Newark, in White Clay Greek hundred,
New Castle county, Del. onsa- ~
Saturday, the oath day of Nov, 1877,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain Plantation or Tract of
Land, situate in Pencader hundred, New
Castle county, Del, bounded as follow. ito
wit /: Beginning at stone In the public
Bridge, and running thence up said road
south ) degrees east 16 perches to a stake
in said road thence with said road south
81 X degrees east % perches toa stake IN said
road, corner for land late of Frisby
Boulden thence with the lineof said land
south 81 u degrees east n perches toa stake;
thence with line oi said land late of the
said Boulden and land of - Clements
south 73 de srees east 3G $40 perches to a
stake, thence with said Clements land
north s9A degrees east III perches to a
stake, a corner tor land late OF DIR. Charles
Noble; thence with said land north ~ i
the sde o. the St. Geo ges road /; thence
with line of Andrew Eliason land and
laud form rly of Charles Boulden south
80 Z srees west 232 $40 perches 10 stake
IN lhe road leading to the school house ;
tho nee north 81 < degrees west IL perches to
a stake thence south SS4 degrees west II
perches to the place OF beginning, contain
ing 58 acres and 10 perches of land, more
or less. -. .....t
Sized and taken into execution as the
property OF William II. Scott, and Marga-
ret, his Wife, and stephen Cunningham,
terre tenant, and to be sold by -4
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriT's flee, New Castle,{ ..,l
November Z, 1917. pov9eodts
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed 10 Public Sale
at the
GILPIN HOUSE, n..-
Kept by George Whitfield, in the city, hun
dred and county of New Castle, and State
OF Delaware, on
Friday, the 23d day of Nov, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certain tract and parcel of land
situate IN New Castle hundred and county,
and state of Delaware, bounded and de.
scribed as follows to wit: Beginning at a
stone on the northwestern line of the road
leading from Hare's Corner to Red Lion
and running thence with lands of John
bartholomew north t494) forty mine and a
quarter degrees west twelve and seven
tenths perches TO stone, thence south
(4b4) forty-five and one.quarter degrees
east eleven and two-tenths perches to a stone
IN lhe line of land of David w. Gemmi i'll ,
thence with his land south seventeen and
one, quarter degrees east fourteen and eight
tenths perches to stone on the north west
side OF the road aforesaid, thence along the
north western side Of said road north forty
-FOUR and one-quarter degrees east eighteen
percheS TO the beginning, containing one
acre ana twenty seven square perches of
land, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Levi b, Wilson and CordeIia
H., MS wife, and terre tenants, and to be
sold by :
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle,l r.
now, 1877. nov8eodts
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21

HAYES has done we'll and merits COM
mendation for requiring the following ac-
uoh TO be taken. So different is the
Ac'lon OF a consistent Methodist Presi-
dent from that of the late sham:
deneral orders have been issued nv
General Sherman, at the instance of the
rIesldeht' announcing that no further
cemency need be expected by officers of
tne army VINO violate the article of war
lh IegaIn 10 lntemperance. The Presi-
trusted had better not be contin%ad IN ar Dc
nee, and rigorous execution of 1ba
looked for. i"'y oo