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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
CAPTURE OF A SOUTH CAROLINA FORGER.

Chief of-Police Keron, of Elizabeth, n. j.,
on Monday night arrested Morrstown L. Cass Cuper
alias CARPENTER editor and proprietor Of the Columbia
& c. Columbian CItiOr on Indictment for forgery, in
raising two notes 5000 ~ 600 aud alsJ for de-
faut Of $1,000 ia his settlement with the United States
Government Ne drew the money salary and adyer
snc accounts but did not pay the bills He ran away
from Columbia 10 Connecticut then 90 New1OrE, and
an rard resided weeks Elzabo tn Colonel L. H.
Johnson OF he South Carolina Legislature came with
HE reauisition rom Governor HAMPTON Tor Cupolts ar
rest He has been in jail ana viii be taken back on the
steamer to Charleston day under the charge OF Colonel
Johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
NEW ROUTE TO SARATOGA.

A new railroad is to be built from Schenec-
tady Saratoga Springs to De called the Central sarato
"a Railroad The articles OF association have been filed
In the ONCE of the Secretary OF state Tho directors
ma med william II Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt, Frederick W. Vanderbilt, Angus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
TIE CHARGES AGAINST THE BANKER ~,

The examination of the charges of swind.
ling against the banker, DO Christian Roos was con
tinued yesterday. In the case OF the Swedish s,no,
Ahlstrome, who received draft for 81 100 which -
dshonOred. clerk ~ ROos's Office testified thai a, gay
time the draft was given, Roos had a sufcent do,e
with the bankers upon whom IL drawn In he a,s
Of John A. John Carlson, who epOsited a note m 100
with ROOs for collection, ana received only SIOo
ton made 10 dismiss the complaint bnt n ,t"s
med by Justice Duffy The examination viii be- ooo-
tinurd today " VIC 0"H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
PAssENGER> fRRIVBD,

FROM ITvERPLOI,-n. steamship Hay-smrI ga Farieon
g. n Rowe Col ID. G. Maring M ana M H. n Robinson.
pa, n stenhenson Mile IS hig Mr. ana MI ~ sa.er
a Iamm John An.bler, EDWARD Amber, elm John Coo
mona. III Homer Miss Mary helde, James Slb W.wson
ton Wnism Chf Thomas Weston, Miss c 49, Mr. and
Thomas Walker Thomas Puliord George so Ars IL w.
INN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

tins scher Samuel T. Barger. Chauneey NJ Depew'
ter, Charles III. Fisher James Tinghas and DE matt
Tutbill The capital stock Is placed at SoOoooO Ins
road will form line to Saratoga Springs ny way Oh
Albany and schenectady, and will be Jun In the interest
of The Now York Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

lowed M the former the result Of conspiracy and fraud
and 10 appoint receiver for the Universal Life, and to
compel m TO refund to the receiver Of the Guardian -
600 900 "A motion 70 change the venue from Albany
County TO New-York, was argued to-day before judge
WAbrook The Court took The papers and reserved ils
dpcisiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
A NEw REcEIvLR FOR NE MERCmAN,

A NEW RECEIVER FOR THE MERCHANTS LOAN
Chancellor Runyon, Of New-Jersey, has APP
pointed L. Theodore Bell. well known resident Of
Paterson receiver OF the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company 90 MI the vacancy caused by the removal OF j.
c Todd. Mr.. Bell has accepted the position and Will
give bonds in $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC Mie
sun r,es'' rs Moon son,hs 7I9 Moons sse days 20
'i''N ''- HI,.H WATER IoDAY-A 400
-. roor o15 Gov Island. 800 Hell Oate.'''' Wv
s"I'' ~ MON wArRR rO.pAY-P ~ ~ ss3
90, rooL All GOV Isiapd 3 40 Hol Gah.''' Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

H. j. B.-"Yes, Mrs. Malaprop, I've been
away six months living en- prince an the time" Hrs.
Mon prawns, Mr.. b. What next, 1 wOndert
Wrinkles, suppose 1.-THE Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
ARMY Orders.

WASHINGTON, oct. 3O.--SccOnd Lieutenant
Frank l. Rice is detailed o. Professor OF Military Science
and Ticiics at the Michigan Military Academy First
Lrucnant g. y Whistler 9TH Artillery ls relieved from
duty 10 the Kentucky University, Lexington and
dcrpd 90 ioiu his regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

ALBASY, y. T., Oct. 30.-In the suit Of
Horny g. Person. receiver % the Guardian Life IN
surance Company against the Universal Life Insurance
COMPANY " declare cont whereby TIE latter swal
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
CHERIFF'S SALE.

HBv virtue of a writ of Levari Faciss TO
me directed, will be exposed 70 fuDtlc oAIo'
at the Lafayette Hotel, Sal Shipley street,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, In the ClIy OF WI
mington, New Castle County, Dela~@se'
on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of October, 1877,
n.2 O'Clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, w:
All that the tOllowing described lot ot
10 nd. with brick Messuage thereon, Ntu.
ate Ia the Oty ef Wilmington. sounded ss
follows, to wit; Beginning at corner ol
land late Of Charles 9. Demsey, nov ot q
shipley st -eet and at the distance ofebo0t
l3l feev from the sOutherly side OF IhiI0
street. thence down said side OF shlPley
street south 81 deg. west n feet 1ncnee O1
corner of land Of Joln Ferris. thence by
line OF that land north 81 deg: west, passing
through the middle Of the wall between tn<
hous 3 ,2l n. II in. to a corner stake. thoncS
northerlv by q new line parallel Will
Orange street about 81 feet in to the south
erly side Of an alley communicating WI
Or.nge street, thence along said alley 9lee
eastwardly parallel with Third street =, Y
The real boundary line uf the aforesaaN lent
of John N. Robinson, thence alene Sns
street about is t. in, to corner o3 sait
land and thence by another line Of w
same eastward iy parallel with Third street
and uasslng through the m ddle OF an a!le!
| between the houses 3 TT. IL IN, TO tne plac
of BEGINNING, be the contents within SAL
bounds what they may.
seized and taken in execution as IN
| nroper,y Of William H. Pierce. and teri
Vs. anu W '' 'o ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
! sheritf's Office, New Castle, Sept. IL, lS7
! Sepl9-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ ,,,rtue of q writ of ais. Levari vaeiast0
Dys,rnetaJ Dy viii be exposed to puollc aolS
IL at0 tha Hntel Of Jacob Hyatt, In NewpOIS'
IN IN rhristiana Hundred, New Castle county,
Del ,On
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER q, A. D., lSH'
at 2 o'clOck, p. m, u.... ,;~
The following described Heai st EssS Sa;n:
All their right. title, and inIeles.,
Ave undivided sixth parts OF, IN, ~. s,tuata
that certain Tract or Lot OF Grouu" Gr.1o Snmntv
in Mill Creek Hundred, Ne "Casc,SS, Uoun's ~
and state Of Delaware. and accorusIk 1aw. W
Deed herein recited. bounded ~ ssn io ~ tS:
new Pnhiio Iead leading from the olo Wlss
miretoTi Road at the fOOt OF hocAes3sAtt
Hin 10 CARROTS Snuff Mill. at tnc PoIuSs PS
Where the old line of Pusey. Wilson'S Inn.
intersect thu 50 NE, thence alongthe oio nnS
of said Wilson's land, the old course 'noleott "
being east to corner stone IN the nhe y.
lands of Samuel Sharpless, thence oy aMno
of said Sharpiess's land. acco. ding ~ ~.
cent survey. north 81 deg. and MN. W.. ,.
10 chains and % links to q one. ano nolt.. n..
% deg, and 10 min. w st until IT 1nterec!s
The middle Of the Public Road afIesaio!
thence along the middle of said roao 70 tns
Mace of beginning, be the contents tnereel
no q or less, Book w, vol. Z, page AZ, -
Seized a1d taken in execution az t9s
nrCne, ty Of John Trucks and Joseph
park ker. Jr.. and Annie C., his vile, mC5s.
oapors and the Diamond htate kaoun
Tnmpany /. t.. And to be sold BY
ISAAC GRUBB, SheriR.
sheriff7s Office. New Castle, Sept. .. 1877.
sepS-LS
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ OF Venditioni Exnonas
tome directed will be exposed to pubic SAFE
at the Lafayette Hotel, S4l Shipiey street Tree.
Kept by Geo. W. Ortlip in the City OF VIII
mington, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of October, 1877
at2oclock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot of land, with three.
story brick dwelling thereon erected 81 uate
In the City of Wilmington, and state OF
Delaware, bounded and desc ibed as fol-
icws, to wit: Beginning In the easterly
side of Washington street: between
and 9th streets, II feet and 10 10 1nches
from 9th street, thence southerly along Sald
side OF Washington street, % feet and II 81
| inches, constituting the 'front.' OF said lot
| thence by lines drawn easterly from So q
| lot last mentioned, points parallel t. =
street and to each other. lB feet, be the
same what 1t may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF James II. Chambers. decd, (AmJ
| f, Chambers. dministratrix OF James
Chambers, dec'd.) and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Shelf.
Sheriff Office, New Castle, sept. Il, 1877
| sepl5-tS
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
HERALD NOTES.

Abote bar in Chicago may DC reau NV
trust for alleged English noolemen
Abandon tailor has this sign in his wine
dow: ,"No American orders taken without
. deposit"
Lake Bomosen, VT, is poisoned oV rsfl'
green. washed in from the potato pa'cnes
in the neighborhood, and the tsh are us'ns
s,x-yssr .old :-"Mamma, what are twins
made for an Precocieus older brother quick
lv-"so that cannibals may eat pnno-
penas." .a.,
A bill legalizing marriage with a decease'
vite's sister has been passed by the Leg'sla
ture of Natal and approved by the Lieu
tenants Governor of the colony.
Experiments in a mine in Cornwall Eng
land, with the telephone, point to the prop
ability of its being employed in conveying
signals from deep mines to the surface
CAV from Titusville / see," said the
magnificent hotel clerk to the guest wno
had ;ust booked. .'You are in oil, take
,tw "1n OIL" thundered the farmer
"No Do you suppose that I'm sardlne'
like youP'
In Buffalo-Bufalos, 3; Rochesters' U
In Philadelphia Chicagoes, l; Athletics
0. Eleven innings we're played In clh'
c,nnati- Cincinns'is, s; st. Louis Club l.
In Indianapolis indianapolis Club Z
Louisvilles,S.
VIM. Goodman died on the 22d inst, q
Little Britain, in New York, aged 1ol years
He was born July 4, 1776, and fought in Tn
war of 1912. He was a farm laborer' an
continued at work until Friday last. Il
died of appoplexy.
The French Government has adopted
revolving cannon that fires eighty"fou
shells minute, each OF which bursts int
twenty-four fragments. 1t can be prepare
for action with great rsridity, and tw
men only are required to work it,
A Polish association of Chicago has pu1
chased an extensive tract of land in Arkal
sas for the purpose of there establishing
colony of their countrymen. Fifty Polls
families from the vicinity Of Chicago ha'
already settled there, and two hundred mo
are expected before the close OF this nont
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
APIaeNYsAaaFn SALE

kv virtue of q writ Of Levalll ~ n'lr I'D
me directed will be expossea sn sygsbip|
Sale at the Lafayette HQ1el' nrt,p NJ Ha ID
street kept by eoree ". Sou,l. V,anp' coaD
city Of Wilmington, New CsS''' W.
WEDNESDAY, VII N the Sd day q i o''0'',
a, Z o'clock. = NJ iTo,sts vi
The following described Keai IA vi pis sbf
All that crrJalil lot OF ia"T IN said CM
mess,1age thereon. sltua.et a,t.rlv * described
Wilmington, and partlc,ai,naa,Ho ,ina IN the -
t,llnws. 10 w: Beg ming ~ Uu Wsi1 MI
erly side Of II y SlSh!
ie rrnr Westeriy teri; side Of Walputt ttbsncs ST., 9
middle of a partition wall Vuvpt st, eel thrl
Iv war parallel with Walnu, nd S,' W ~-sn|
said wall about SO #. 70 la'v J, with iii FrGll
thence west, riy paral e. e. , W" nd ofNSS|
shnut "a IT. 8 Inches 10 , ,ller lie rltn1
IopTv oI,v the,'ce IL southerly parss'ifd' rssid MIN
nut ST.. about SO fL, to t,,Inuce ,ne Thereby I
Side of Front ST.. and ,h,hsI ,hs Irlacede1
erIv % about, Is IT. sin. to , TN. ii, ymg,
utai Seized ed and taken in ,,tix exFand and Nst
property of william Du''' nj
wife ana to be sold by, oR1JBB, sheSS'i
sherif7s Office, New caS''''' ~
sepi5-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
y6HERIFF4Ss SALES.

GHERIFF's SALE. ! ]" F.! Ky,
= HBv virtue Of ] writ of sls. Levari ,' gaciss !.
10 he directed, will be exRosed 70 xTHRHs5lG
Sale. at the Lafayette Hetel, VI Snlpiey
street kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, IN the Ivy
OF Wilmington, New Castle county, Dei''
on ,o-.
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of October 1877
at 2 o'clock. P. M.
The following described Real Estate W.;
All that certain lot of land, and situate ID
the CITY of Wilmington, bounded as io!-
lows. to wit: Beginning on the southeriy
side of q 50 #. wide street. lald ont para,ie'
with. and at the distance of l5O IL, noTth,
erly. Il ON the northerly side OF oDuell
street. and opening into Head ana gay
mont streets, and at the distance OF ~ IL.
westerly, from the westerly slde OF Clay,
mont street; thence sodtheriy' parallel
with Claymont street rs # TO a corner
thence westerly, .arallel with obdeil
street. Is It to a corner; thence norther'y
naraliel with Claymont street rs feet the
Aforesaid side OF the said so #. wide street
thence thereby easterly 25 It 70 lhe pact
of beginning, be the contents thereoi Wha'
thev NAV. Book G, vol. 8. page 4%O, &C.
| Seized and taken In execution az lne
nronerty of William H. Farrier and Mary
f.. Els vile, and t. t , and to besold ,RKsfa
IS, t. . g. ISAAC aRuBB sheriE.
shsrifrs once, New Castle, Sept, H. lW
9sePi6-6 VI NJ - ~
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26

NJ, THEIRS has left noble bequest to
the French nation in the manifesto founo
among his papers addressed to the electors
Of the Ninsh reimbursement. lie de-
y, roo the inyincible sovereignty OF the
oeon,e and demands free elections and a
free pless. The publication of this mute
appeal from the pen of the dead states
man must touch4he'hsarts of the people
as we'll Sc0sRrm 'hei heisfes0luaDes N -
Read IL wAsnse IsnArD reg
The usuaf Sunday train ran to Aanoon-
berg yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26

Is TIE most simple and compact; the most
durable and economical; model Of COM
bined simplicity, Strength ana beauty.
. New and numerous patented attachments
NO complicated machinery to be con
stantly getting out of order.
SO easy to learn that child can run IL
will do All kinds of sewing, from the hnes'
to the cOarscst; VIII hem, fell, tuck, brald
adjusting straight needles, all descriptions
If cotton, silks and thread Mates ,tht
s,rone est stiuh known the cloth viii tea
before the sdsm will RIP; nses the. threat
direct from the spool. The machine i
beautt ully tinisued and ihikhly orna
meMted. and ~ u y :.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
Nefti8(ry.

DR., J. W. stoughton & Bro, NO. IL.
Vine street, Philadelphia, excel an oIners so
for their neatness, durability, cnea pness, ~
and dispatch of their work. Beautllul gun gs5l
enamelied teeth, full sets, equal to any 90
set made elsewhere, for $lO,. fllling, 10
ns to$,. Teeth extracted without pam.
Do Mt forget the Name nor the.fact that this
is the best place in the city for DcnistrY'
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
cHERlFF,s SALE. }

cHERlFF's SALE 4.
BY virtue of a writ Of Levari Fa1as,
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale. atthe Laiay ette Hotel. 84l ShipleYst.,
kept by George W. Ortip, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, October Sd, A. D. 1N7,
at 2o'clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz,
All that certain lot. piece, or parcel of
land, win two three-stOry brick houses
thereon erected, 81 tua te in the Ci'yo Will
rningt.n, bound' d and described us fol-
lows, TO wit: Beginning at the casierly
side OF Pine st.. between 81 h and 7tn SITS, at
| ths distance of SO fl 3-4 in from the north
| srly side of sixth ST.. thence easrcrly r.
| allel with 9th It . so IT. to John Cook S line.
thence Herewith northerly 81 # 8 IA IN,
with 7th st., and distant therefEom s185 #.
% IN. and passing through the middle OF
Edward Derrickson's gable end wal eighty
i #. TO the eastery eide Of Pine ST, afore-
said, thence therewiih southerly' thirty
one r. eight aud oneyqgarter .iri to the
place OF beginning, be the conteh ts Thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution AS the pro
perty of William Silver and Eliza Jane, his
wife, t. rs, and to be sold by
/. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
sheriffs Office, New Castle. Sept. l4tn, 1877
sepb-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
H. F. PTCKLLS.
LOTT E ri EN.

PRICE IN CURRENCY-Who'e Tickets, s4o
Halves, $40; Quarters, $40; Fifihs, w. Tenths
;:Twentieths, So: Fortieths, 81.
Circulars of Information furnished FREE
Jrders filled Prizes Cashed. spanish
ieak Bills aud Governments purchased.
TAYLOR & co Bank ers.
II Wall st.. New York
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26

small. 49, q FEyS 5gsasssSaaYFs9
lars year all $ss p Ffn*e snS AS
sociati9n With tY shAR shARssNAs s8aEaSs. d n .+
You allude disparagmg to sHsfassfhat
Associations foreclose their mortgages some
times, They must be just to their members
or they would be of no use. The rules are
plain and impartial and any truly mutual
business requires all concerned to 40 the,r II
part fairly in order to succeed. In a well
man aged Loan Association cases OF naro'
ship are very rare and of injustice unkeo"n
C.C.J,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
.Auafns stS., at CHe u!sIHgle OF F1(.
Ga 3ssass kas,ii ''i
i$ SS i .NslP aii 5ytl IN
NoF& y Annin ng at fRoia os
Pof fi59EA d ia from tn I'D dbylt Of
,hsnceN mo- n 4 ,yHpaasl " ? 4, II !,


of the division wall between thl' and
9djoining house, I'll IT. 9 In. to the sOuls|
81 ,e of " I-2 # wide alley, thence all
the side of said alley ea!lerly pa anew
Hamilt N SIRE ct, ii feel 10 the Westef!1
of d it. wide all y leading 1om vl |
llth street. thence along SAD aIe!
southerly paraI e. with IanaIi sure!
feet o in, to the aforesaid side Of HAM!
street, thence thereby westerly Il NaI
the place Of beginning, bey ylAe EOM
| thedaof what they nays9Va "
No. 4. Beginning alta polmt AZ ms
| tance nt l2S feet in. from Iatnall
the northerly side OF Hamilton sl;lM
through the middle of the division
between this and the adjoining n0an
parallel with Tatnall st. norm o!to
TO a point in a 3 10 II. wide ailty, aI
along said alley side east II ~. Wsnv
point IN the said alley side, theptV =. ~
the division line between tlls anu -. w.
Joining house AID parale WllI 'as
mention ed line spull1 81 y, . u wv
in the said side, Vol Her r1tiySsA
thence along the s4pe esvli1W, .a7,, tSsr
place of beg inning, be Inc coD''nS y"
what they may. .,.,or osthev
Seized and taken in execution Tn,' T,,p
perty of William Silver. J'I alr u" h'"
his wife, t. t's, and TO be SoG n,lpR y sbpda.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle Sept i"''
1 snn1S-fg
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
TCofrespondence.l
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS DEFENDED.

Mr.. EDITOR Your unfavorable opinion ,
of Loan Associations, to which you gave
expression one day last week, caused some
surprise, especially as the HERALDis recog-
missed generally as the reliable friend OF the
working man. Many of US who have been
members of Building Loans for years in
this city, think them very valuable aids to
people of small means every way. Hun
dreds of instances are known in this city of
poor laborers obtaining, the comfortable
homes they own, by the simple and orderly
Of the Loan Association joined in years
past. The operation was as follows;
Aman was working at his trade, living
in rented house for which he was paving |
ten dollars month rent. He goes into
Loan Association and takes five shares. He |
makes . bargain with the owner OF the
house to buy it for twelve hundred dollars
and pay eight hundred dollars cash, and
give a second mortgage for four hundred
His Loan Association lets him have one
thousand dollars and takes first mortgage
for that amount. The money he gets after
paying about twenty per cent premium
makes the cash payment agreed on OF eight
hundred to the seller, now the dues and in
terest to the Loan Association are ten dol
lars month, the same as the rent was and
the only increase of outlay is the two doll
lars . month for the interest on the four
hundred dollar second mortgage. The
Loan Association runs nine years and six
months, (they often mature sooner, mine
was out in nine years and three. months, but
say nine years and half, that is one hun
dred and fourteen payments of monthly
dues which at five dollars each is 1--WE hum
dred and seventy dollars cancelipg bis ont
Thousand dollar mortgage and ending th'
interest payments thereon. Now if he ha
not chosen to pay off the second mortgag
of four hundred during the past he cal
take three shares in q new series OF hi
Loan Association and get the money to If
the second mortgage and give it to the As
socia.ion as first mortgage and his month
" payment in lieu of rent is six dollar
until th at series natures and his house
all clear. he has in fact obtained the hous
by only paying bis usual rent money just Q
be would have had 10 do any way.
That is about the way our Loan Associs
tions have worked in Wilmington in tt
case Of hundreds Of nen, etfec'ing az Il
same time wholesome moral prof to the
By inducing steady AID thrifty habits.
This is the prim sry object, TO get hou
for the dwelling Of the ian who works f
daily wages. That the Inevitable rent pa
ing may be a1e 20 ccuu: !yr himself a.
family Instead Of being Z p..sas drain
hi. scspty earnings. For tie members
the Association who Do u! 1yrrqw :
working is equally satistac;nry, d: nc
DO, less. TIE owner Of Eve sl2rts pays
FIVE dollars monthly and al tie end d L.
years and three Or six months get one tho
and, having only paid in dye hundred &
fifty FIVE or seventy dollars. Each N
dollar earns its premium equally with
rest and the mutual or %. operative zen
is purely carried ou: IL ,hese Assrciati
better than in any Tber known system
business. Because the eZpeuoe incurrs
The Morning herald., 1877-09-26
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of October, 1871
at2 o'clock. P. M,

The following described Real Estate, ":
No ]. All those two certain pieces OF l"ha
situated in the City Of Wilmington. where
ON Ia erected TIVE Dwelling Houses, Lot NO
/. described as follows Beginning 1T ihf
distance Of AZ IT. q in. frOm the building
line OF the southeast corner of seventh
and Walnut st.., and on the eas.erly side
of said Walnut street, thence easlerly V ".
7 in, thence southerly l3 it. 9-1-2 in, thence
westerly II It. III in., thence soalherly IL;
in,. thence westerly IA # 8 in to the said
side Of Walnut st thence along dslde 0l
Walnut street " #. Sin. to the place OF be
ginning be the contents thereof moe Ol
less.
No. 2, Beginning on the easter'y side o.
said Walnut st at the distance OF Flfty-sH
II, nine in from the building line OF tne
souheast corner, of Seventh and WAnu'
st !, thence oasterIy seyenty,ft nlnelD tf
u stake IN snce sopthe1y thh TEN #; 3fou,
inches and four-fifths of an inch. 1hellcf
westerly seventy fl. and nine in, to the
| said side of Walnut 81 thence alons sac
side of Walnut st. nOrtherly thirteen ~
| four in. to the place of beginning. be h'
| contents thereof more or less. ;,
| Seized and taken in execution rs I'M
| property of William Silver and Eliza Jane
his wife. t. t's, and to be sold by
| ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
sheriffs Office. New Castle, septl4, 81
SPpl5-1 ~ In F.