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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF y VAL
" UABLE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-THREE ACRES, AND OF AN ADJ
JOINING TRACT OF al S23-l00 ACRES. IN
HENRICO COUNTY, ON THE NEW CHARLE Is
CITY ROAD, FOUR, MILES BELOW EICa.
MOND-By virtue Of DEGREES Of the Circuit court
of Henrico county. entered June 80. 1875, IN
causes Of Hogan rs. Duke ct ais, and r. Il. Smith
Co., for etc, pS. Hogan ct ais. and OF The C6an-
Gerry Court of Richmond city, entered May 3, 1877,
in the cause of West Hogan, we, rs special COM
missoners, will, on MONDAY. November II, 1877,
1T IL n, In front of Henrico County Court house
being court-day), sell by public auction the above
named REAL ESTATE, being that VAIL ABLE
FARM now belonging to Edward Hogan. and known
as GEORGES" containing lS3 ACRES; anu
the TRACT adjoining the same. containing
141 S23-1U0 ACRES, known as "LOFILANDs.
These lands front on the Charles City road, ana au
join White, Goodrich, and others, near Iallcy's
store. ,,,,,-,,,-,,xy
Also, at the same time, \ LOT on TWENTY
ACRES. near Whites Tavern. .
TERMS: AS to the first and last-named racts cash
sufficient to pay costs of suit md sale balahce IN
three equal annual lnstalments; or larger part. or
nll, OF the money may be paid III casn u tue puro
chaser desires AS to the seconu-named tract one
fourth cash; balance In six. twelve, and elghteen
months. negotiable notes, with interest ndoed, 10
be given Tor all deferred payments. ,,,,rr
K. L. MAURY,
ssE- Commissioners In frst-named cause.
A. r. COURTNEY,
JOHN N. DAVIS,
Commissioners Ill the secOnd.nslned cause.
oc 29,31 ,uo2, IS ,8.7 1885, AZ
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Renl Estate Agents and Auctloncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
" BILE LAND-PART OF ROSENEATII.BE-
ING NINETY AND 4 QUARTER ACRES IN
THE WESTERN SUBURBS. ALONG THE LINE
Of THE GROWTH OF THE CITY, AT AUG
TION-ISy virtue Of a decree Of the Chaneery Court
of the city of Richmond pronounced on the i4th
of April, 1877. In suit therein pending styled
Caldwell and wife, &C., rs. kents execmt1rs, =; &c,
the undersigned special commissioner, VII sell AZ
public auction. on the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
l4lh day of November. at 81 o'clock I. ~, Tue
TRACT OF LAND in Henrico county, about ono
and half miles west of the corporation line. cal'ea
sROSENEATH.' containing NINETY ASD a
QUARTER ACRES. more or less, fronting on tnG
sSulh side of the continuation OF Broad stree ana
adjoining the lands of J. NJ. Lynenan, Samuel -.
Mitchcls estate, and j. NJ. White on the roau lead
ing from the Grove road TO the continuation OF Broad
street. .,. $1,000
This tract will he subdvded into lots to suit pur-
chascrs, and plat thereof left at the Office OF
GrubbS & Williams, real estate allctl0neers lor ILL
spection previous to the day of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance in three equal
instruments, with interest added. payable AT SIX,
twelve and eighteen months; the purchaser to exc
cute negotiable notes for the deferred instruments
and the title bc retained until all the purchase
money is paid aud conveyance ordered 6y the
C0urt ROBERT HOWARD.
Special Commissioner.
cpTpus WILLIAMS. AuctiOucerS. nos
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By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent end AuctioneeT,
1872 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
u NICE AND NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS,
WITH GOOD LOT TO EACH: SITuAT 7 lI, On \
NEW OR TWENTY-FIRST STREET BETMEES
SHORT AND PLEASANT STREETS. UNION
Hill. BY AUCTION.-In pursuance Of decree
Of the Chancery Court or The city Of Rchmona IN
entered on The esd day of October 1877 shall sell
upon the premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY
NEXT, tho 30th day OF October; 1877; at ~
as THREE FRAMED TENEMENTS, with kitchens:
wafer &C. Each house is in very good r+pair, and
contains four rooms and have good fronts and
DEPTHS running back 70 wide alley These houses
are well built and are occupied by Messrs Waltord,
Flouruoy, and others, and at all times command
good rents.
TERMS: Under decree one fourth cash; balance
Mt four eight. and twelve months, with six per cent
Interest added to notes. and the title withheld until
all the purchase-lnoney IS paid and u conveyance
ordered by the court.
JOHN B. YOUNG, Commissioner.
ROBERT 3. LYME, AucIioneer.
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y g AS trustee I'm a deed OF trust from Mr.. VII
liam a. NnyO and wife, bearing date june y, 1875.
duly recorded in Manchester Hastings Court s1ai
uniie with Mr.. William 1. Cowardin trustee, In the
sale of the REAL ESTATE In Manchester Ut the
corner of Hull and " adsworth streets, with LAHGE
BRICK WAREHO SE thereon, leased to inc cedaI
Works Company mt the annual rental OK Sso1 e, Pgr
TERMS At sale. JAMES L. AppERSON,
oeIa 1,,s LSSsf55Ii5 - ssfs:i Trustee.
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.szs-ss.zA UaTa0aS sALE.s--Thisl Dny.,4
BY E. b. Cook, Asctioneer,
i. !, go Governor street.
DEREMPTORY TRADE-SALE-
,ias&r.s = LARGE LOT OF
rRoGKERy-s AND GLAssWA2sasE -. -.
AT AUCTION. $50 i.

IN NoNnAy Eth instant. Mt 1880 A. n. ] will
sen at my store, No. 20 Governor street without
tt in lols to suit os Sr 1e
fn,q md Rectinnba1n Ware, White Grauite and G.
C. Ware Glassware &C.. &c, consisting d
CUPS and SAUCERS,
BOWLS. DISHES. PLATES,
+ CHAMBERS, MUGS. BASINS and EAF Frs,
SPIT ICONS, BAK1Es, MIL Hin q; &C.
GOBLETS, TUMBLERS, DISHES,
TEA-SETS. BOWLS, &c. ~,
The attention OF. grocers and the trade ssnersn,y
Us respectfully asked to This sale, rs ~ GohI
prses the largest and without doubt the most saaDe
stock of staple goods that have yet offered at pun
lie auction, and selected especially TO sur tne ,it
grocery trade. The whole 10 be sofa MiaTEu - az
1iciocL " ~ " e. r. COOK,
Auctioneer.
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BY George s. yas,,on s. Son, Auctionccrs'
NO. 7,Tenth street.

CoR SALE, ONE OF THE HAND
4 SOMEST AND MOST DESIRAlB3Ih1E sobg ~
rcanest Of the owner wewill sell at public anGtSn'
FRiDAY November a oslP nks 81 A.
Ut 2 Si,RITP n ~ RESIDENCE. on Grove avenue
about q quarter Of mile west Of the city; now In
the occupancy OF Professor Harrison. Garaen cot
tanning EOITR ACRES, with every variety oil frult-
Large FRAMED DWELLING win Ten roonls 3. !.
green-honse attached; kitcacn and other necessary
out-buildiugs. ,,o
TERMS: liberal and made known at sale.
YASHOS e son, Auctioneers.
... DISAPPOINTMENT.
,ceonot NJ tho weather the above sale Is post
noned untli4 o'clock r. NJ. MONDAY the Dth.
no yASIfON & SON. Aucti0nccrs.
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TTIGHCONSTABLE'S SALE.

ITCH ONsTABLE'S SALE.
Twill sell at public auction, ON MONDAY the 5th
day of November 1877. ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at my
Office No. sos franklin street, the following prop
erty to satisfy suDdry writs in my hands r
BUREAUS, WARDROBES. WASfiSTANDS,
CLOCKS, PICTURES, MIRRORS,
CARPETS, LOUNGES, SOFAS,
CHAIRS, LAMPS, STOVES,
PILLOWS and holsters. MATTRESSES.
GLASS and CROGKERYWARE, .a. -
TRUNKS. DESK, SABRE,
BLANKETS. TABLES. CHESTS.
CHiLD'S CARRIAGE. HOBBY-HORSE,
BOWLS and PITCHERS. TOILET SETS,
CLOTHING, BED-CLOTHING,
l set HAIR-CLoTH PARLoR FURNITURE.
ALSO,
/ TOP SPRING-WAGON.
/ LARGE MORNING-GLORY OFFICE-STOVE
and PIPE,
-- ALSO,
MARBLE-TOp BEER-PUMP. BOILER, and
One ine LIoUoR-CAsE,
One SHOWER-BATH.
One patent WELI.-FtSTURE
One SCHOOI.-DESK.
nos r. L. WHITING.
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-; BY ChaiEin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anclioneefs'
No. l>Tcnth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
| VALUABLE LAND IN HENRICO.CtINIT5
ABOUT FOUR MILES BELOW THE I,t Gi BIZ or y
RICHMOND. ON THE OSBORNE Tg ,R6SSF fip
! ,ESs,AEvyirtnc OF q certain deed Of trust dated
18Th August, 1878. and duly recorded IN Hearico
County Court In 20, page ~ t au note
therein secured shal-being required SO to 40 by the
holder OF the saidnote-seli the said Iront
Stb OF Soycnbar 1877, at II O'Clock NJ.
Parties desiring Is purchase email place would
TERMS: ENOUGH i'm cash to pay for executing this
trust and to pay note OF S277.64, due June 8,
1875 with interest thereon till paid: and the bal,
ance Gf any,) upon such terms as NAV be announced
at sale. LEWIS l.. GUM, 1fus.eso,
CIIAFFIN. ST APPLES Co, Auctioneers. nos
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AUS.TIONEERS
TAS. MACDOUGALL, AUCT1ONEER
81 NO. 10 GOVERNOR STREET.

Feeling grateful to a generous public ana m!
friends for their past favors, taE6 this methon on
Informing them that am still located at the Ole
stand, No. 10 Governor street, and nope that ID!
usst Efforts merit continuance Of their liberal pa.
tronagc. shall In the future as heretofore use my
best endcayors to give general satisfaction.
Intending to continue to do bus'nesson SIKI 1
LY CASH BASIS. am prepared 10 ensure QUlCh
SALES and PROMPT RETURNS.
NV warerooms being sufficiently large, gives INC
annie room to show goods 10 great advantage.
Special attention will be paid to OUTSIDE SAFES Oh al
personal property. ,>.r
A'''> '"' JAS MACDOUGALL.
,,r-1w Auctoneer.
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BY Goddin. Warren & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
HOG Main street.

UCTION SALE OF HORSES, MULES,
n CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND PONY-PtAE.
TON. &C.. &C.-Iutcnding to reduce my stock OF
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C.. will offer
for sale at public auction on THURSDAY the 9Th OF
November, 1877, 1T 10 O'Clock A. ~, ut my stable,
on Second between Grace and Broad streets.
23 HORSES no Of them fine saddle aud buggy
horSes),
OPEN CARRIAGES.
4 TOP-BUGGIES tnearly new,
/ PONY-PHAETON (nearly newt
7 SETS CARRIAGE-HARNESS,
6 SETS BUGGY-HARNESS,
SADDLES and BRIDES.
ALSO.
10 YOUNG MULES. well broke.
TERMS: Accommodating and made known Mt sale.
After the sale of the above-say at II O'Clock Nj
the STA BILE and LOT will be offered for sale. The
LOT fronts SO feet akd runs back &c feet.
no q " To BENNETT.
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DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES AND 60
VI. II. G. COWaRDIN, cSfiffb
DENTISTS, ="
having formed co-partncrship for the practice OF
dentistry, have opened new anG elegant Office OH
Ninth street In rear Of ct. Paul's church. Our rooms
are furnished with all modern improvements and
the latest inventions for the comfort ofour patrons.
Teeth extracted without pain with the nse OF gas or
chloroform, when desired by the patient, and all
operations performed thorourhly and gently. The
tr0nage of his friends and The public for the last
twenty-seven years, begs continuance of the same
to himself and his associate Dr. CowARDIN, whe
is u graduate Of the Philadelphia Dental College.
Neighborhoods, schools, or colleges ia the country
can secure the services Of one Of the firm by corre
spoudencc. 0c 9-1m
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CREEDMOoR TARGETS.

CREEDMOoR TARGETS
NREEDMoOR TARGETS.
rs, so. rs. 100. $50, 200, soc.
1000 YARDS:
TARGET-PAsTERS,
sCoEE-CARDs,
TARGETS FOR TESTING PATTERN OF SHOT
GUNS,
PADS TESTING PENETRATION OF SHOT
GUNS,
FOR SALE b.
BAUGHMAN BROTHERS.
Use Is eodl
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r ME! LIME! LIME..Fiye hundred
IL barrels Of s
received this day FRESH from our new iron-ciao
BUSINESS office OF Cary street; lime depot, 1908
D ooA 'e -. : Manufacturers.
.,f.pru IT 1877 NH 10
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POSTPONENENT.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, No
JOHN p. YOUNG.
NJ al Commis siouer.
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CHESArEAKE AND ONO RAlLEpNu.J
RICHMOND. VA. .Iiinc !. 1877.
SIHESAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL-
LDnA ON, ..,,a .c.nr IL IL Y L...----

ceDt sunday NJ 3:UU L. M., aiu arrives M bpf-
louisville at 7:45 =. VI.
Mail train between Richmond an'' Hinton r""s
daily Except sunday, between Hinton anH iant-
lngton daily, stopping II all regular stations.
Express train runs ihii:, stopping Al lilN"'t-,
Junction. Noes. Trevillian'S. Louisa. G"r'on<'r,
Charlottesville, Staurton. Goshen. Niilboru. '-y-
ington aud all regular stations vast 0i tOSiurpn.
Mail and express trains connect al Gor'!"n-ytls
for Washington and the North. and ut Cllarl"tt"s
VILE Tor Lynchhurg am! tie south.
Express train connects al Cincinnati win 'ruHS
lines for all points In the West. N"rthw->', and
Southwest, and ut Richmond with the Ricim""I
and Ddnyle. and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleeping-cars run on nigh;-frains.
Mail train arrives At Richmond AT $3.50 J.. VI
Express Train arrives al Richmond al $50 \. VI.
Accommodation train arrives Il Richmond i;
S:45 a. NJ. .
Through tickets sold aud bagEag" checked 10 a!
principal points.
For rates. information, &C.. apl,lr ut Companys
offices, and 1T $40 Main street. Richmond: Va:
CONWAY Il. HOWARD.
General Passenger and Tlrk". AgrnI
W. VI. ). DUNN,
ie2 Engineer aud Superintendent
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BY Edward C. Goddin. Auclioneer, No. 1918 Main
street, and Robert b. Lyme, Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.
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ILME, CEJsENT. AND PLASTER.
R,ocKLA:S''D LINE.
- 1900 barrels RocKLAND. LINE
landing from schooner. Maggie Dell. For sale by
o,,oc AS. LEE.
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Louisa Courthouse, Va.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. October II, 1877.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

GnupBs 4 WILLIAMS, Anctioncers.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES, AT
"A LOWEST SUMNER RATES. West Virginia
30 OK y os % sI a ~ 0y ns Sar
Terms; Oak and Pine WOOD, All coal sold by
weight, and guaranteed to be or the best quality.
WRIT ROBERTS,
tS2 corner Seventeenth and Cary streetS.
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On THE MARCH AGAIN.-We furnish
ed our city readers yesterday, in advance
of all the other papers, the monthly rec
ord of building permits taken out during
October, which must have been crafty
ing to every one, as it showed very plain
ly that Wilmington was on the march
again, and in all probability would in
crease her steps until she grew more rap
id and sure in her advance in the future
than ever. The number of buildings
got under contract last month was thirty
two against sixteen in October 1876; an
increase Of sixteen. But the number oil
the increase does not speak so strongly
as the kind and value of the buildings
all Of which were good and substantial
and several Of them large and valuable
We have not felt so cheerftiY0ver our city'.
prospects for several years, and we know
our readers will agree with us in oul
hopes that we are soon to leave the bad
times far in the rear az We march on in
the new departure to prosperity.
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GENERAL NEWS.

More than eight hundred bills were of
fered on Monday in the House of Repre-
sentatives, and referred to the commit
tees for future consideration.
Both branches of Congress were in
session yesterday, and there was an ap-
pearance of business. Now that the
Baltimore races are over, and the com.
mittee organized, there is no visible rea.
son why there should not be a season OF
work.
Senator Morton failed rapidly yester-
day afternoon, and it was feared he would
not live through the night. AT midnight
he was easier, after having had short
sleep, and his physician and portion Of
his family retired. 1t is doubtful it he
will live over to-day.
President Hayes and party visited the
Virginia State Fair at Richmond yester
day. Gov. Kemper delivered a welcom
ing address. The President responded il
his usual pleasant way giving some good
suggestions on the subject of immigra
ton, small farms, cheap lands, taxation
education, etc. Speeches were also mad,
BY Secretaries Evarts, Sherman AM
Thompson, Attorney General Deven
| and others. t.-1 ~
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General Harlan's Nom,nation.

The charges filed yesterday with the Sem
ate Judiciary Committee against Mr.. Har-
lan's confirmation are mainly extracts
from his public speeches, showing that he
was against the emancipation OF the slaves
and against all the amendments to the
Constitution to protect the colored man.
The following extract from a speech made
in 1866 is quoted by his opponents as a
specimen Of them: n .t
"A large party in the North are devising,
by amendments to the Constitution and
laws of Congress, TO disfranchise almost
the entire white population OF the insurrec-
tienary States and to enfranchise the ne
groes. The defeat OF all such schemes is,
doubtless, regarded by The white people OF
the slaveholdtng states of the highest i'm
portRnce. The permanenttriumph ofthose
who, In the North, are following the lead OF
Summer ard Stevens in their series OF
constitutional amendments, would work a
complete revolution In our republican sys-
tenn of government, and, most probably,
and overthrow of constitutional liberty"
1t is yet uncertain what the com mittee
will do, but the Indications are not very
favorable TO Mr Harlan.
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WHsRn Is McCRAcKRN.-In alluding
to Cameron's want of success in getting
the English mission, the New York Her
aid says;
There was faint possibility that il
McCracken could be found anywhere he
might be of some service. His inee>
nulty and success in helping the govern
ment to get obnoxious Ministers off its
hands might be, it was thought, equally
effective in the case Of obnoxious can.
didates. But alas! McCracken aid moi
turn up. He could not be found. 'I'hey
went to the home Of his Childhood an3
called, aloud. "Where is McCracken p
and an echo answered that he had MOI
given his post Office address for fear b
John jay In the absence of McCracksI
or any other hope the President ha,
fallen upon a desperate resolve and de-
termined to defy old Winneba0o. Fl,
has Nominated a man, Of whom the mai,
thing to be said is that he is not Simo,
Cameron. In thus deliberately decidin,
to defy Simon rather than the Who'll
country the President has again mis-
judged the strength Of the various for
ces with which he has to deal. He ha
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THE TRAAP's OATH. Every tramp
released from, the Chester county Jail is
obliged before making his reappearance
into the "cold, world..' to take an oath
which is certified to by Washington Hag
erty, warden Of the Jail, as follows;--
"This is to certify Tat - has been
in my keeping for period Of days,
and is now discharged upon his oath that
he will go to work, and falling to find
the same within two days will thereupon
leave this county and not return or again
become charge on the public for the
torn Of one year from this date" This
certificate is given to the tramp, who, with
it in his possession, is not liable to arrest
for two days, on the charge of vagrancy.
After the two days are up he again be-
comes amenable under the law. If found
in the Village Record. .
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Ths 9ails Sazsttr.
NOVEMBER L. 1927,
,FAIsK.AThe average truthfulness and

FALsE.LThe average truthfulness and
reliability of the Republicda is well ex-
emplified in its editorial yesterday head
ed "That three thousand dollars reward
In that article the editor claims the cred
it for enterprise for publishing, as it says,
the 1'tiaformatioa on Friday last, three
days in advance Of any other paper"
"that the Governor had offered reward
Of $500 for the arrest Of William Scott
for committing rape on Harriet Isabel
Ia Foreacre, of Mill Creek hundred" 1t
goes further and makes mean insinua-
ten that the Gazette had selfish mo-
tive in not stating that the reward was
offered until it was advertised in its col
umns. Now, the fact is that the Gazette
did mention that the reward was offered
the very day that it was proclaimed by
the Governor, and if the negro had been
arrested before the Gdzette's advertise
ment was printed and circulated, the
money could not have been paid; or in
other words the notice which the Rep,i6-
ticdn made of it on Friday last was false
and untruthiul altogether, as the reward
had not been offered at all at that time.
The article was false from beginning to
end. The Gazette was a whole day in
advance of the Republican and all the
other city papers in giving publicity to
the commission OF the crime and the
particulars; but we could not keep pace
with the Republican in lying, for had we
done 30 and said the reward was offered
we should have been even with it in this
line for one time at least.
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SSHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF a writ OF Leyari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at thes OH h.,. ..4. T.
LAFAYETTEBoTEL. sI1 shipley st..
Kept by George Nv. Ortlip, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ON SATURDAY, the 9th day of Octo-
-..t ,.. aIu. Der, A. ID. 1877,
At2 O'Clock, p. m. the following described
All that certain Lot or Piece of Land and
Brick Messuage thereon erected, situate IN
the City OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit Beginning on
the southerly side of. 4th street, (late High
street), between Market and King streets, /,
at the distance OF 26 feet from the westerly
side of King street, at60 feet inches broad,
thence up 4th street north 4S degrees west
20 feet, thence south 80 degrees west and
passing through the middle OF the partition
wall betwe en- the two Brick Messuages par
allei to King street II feet 8 inches to an al.
ley, thence with northerly side of said al
ley and parallel to 4th street feet, thence
north 32 degrees east, and passing through
the brick wall of the privy feet inches.
thence north 81 degrees east and parallel to
4th street feet, thence horth 80 degrees east
ana passing along or through the front of
said privy feet inches, thence north 4s
degrees east a feet thence north 80 degrees
east feet inches, thence south So degrees
east 10 feet inches to the line of land late
OF William Starr, thence by the same and
parallel TO King st north 80 degrees east So
feet to the place of beginning, be the same
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of William fl. Naff decd, (Su-
sannah N Anderson, executrix OF VIM. H
Naff. dec'd,) and to be sold by
., \ Isaac GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle,
Oct. 6, a. D., 1877. oc 1O-stawts
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IMPORTANT NorICE.--An important
notice to water renters is published in to-
days GAZETTE. notifying them to report
ali sales OF property effected by them dur
ing the past year to the Water Registrar on
or before the 3oth of November. If this
notice is not observed, previous. owners ol
property so sold will be held for the waite,
tax of 1873. The notice also contains in.
structions to persons desiring to discop.
tinue the use of waser
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offended the stronger. The country
cares for q moment, but it does not re-
member; and II the President had nom
mated the worst possible man il would
he nine days wonder and pass away.
But Simon never forgets, and ia eonsti-
tutionally incapable uf changing his
mind. Already the men OF the clan
Cameron have started the flaming cross
over the hills and dales Of Pennsylvania
is no Slubber- Degullion.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE HoMEINSTITIrTE

NlHE HOME INSTITUTE,
l. A SELECTDAY AND BOA RIDING
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and Chill
DREN, will reopen on MONDAY, Septem-
Der 10th. Our aim is to combine Home cul-
ture with moral and mental discipline,
while we insist upon horOaS0h,ess in every
branch. English, Latin, Music, Modern
Languages, Drawing and Oil Painting.
OBJECT lessons throughout the course. Num-
SUITED TO THE TIMES.
Circnlars may be obtained at the book
stores or by calling upon or addressing the
Principals. lp'0- q 'lIl-7'
M1ssrsl A. M. HOUSTON,
b. l.. HOUSTON, Alb.
No. 800 Delaware Avenue,
augH 81 -. Wilmington, Del.