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CHERIEF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ Of venditioni expo
mas TO me directed will be exposed TO
pnb ic sale at the LafaI cite Hotel, NO. Sil
Shipl-y st., eel. kept by George W. Ortip,
in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware, on
WEDN ESDAY, August q, 1877,
The ro,lowins described Real Estate. viz:
Az that CERTAIN lot or parcel of land, WI .
q two sloried frame house thereon ereole
kn wn Ms No al7 Madison st. situatel IN me
CITY of Whining on. New Castle county ana
state of Delawa e. bounced and described
as follows, to wit. BEGINNING at point
IN t,e westerly side of Madison st., at the
distance of E8 feet four inches, northerly
nom the northerly side of 18th st, thence
westerly parallel with 5Ih st., passing
through the cen, re of the division wall or
This and the house adjoining on Inc SCUM
63 #, to the easterly sid" OF a hree leet VIDE
ailey. lending Into Fifth ST., thence norm;
er,v by the said side Of sa alley parallel
with Madison ST., Is fl. to u corner Of James
Rices ard thence easteriy nv lipe OF salo
kires lana, parallel with 5t6 st., passing
III, ongh the centre Of patty division wall
nf his aud the house adjoining on The
norIh g, { to the aforesaid side OF Madis.,n n
81 and thence thereby south@rlv III n. TO
The place of beginning. be the contents
thereof what they may, with me use ana
rioht of the afores i'd thr' fl wido alley In
common with others entitled thereto for
Saized and taken in execution as the nro-
marty of John G. Glatts, and 10 be SOLD by
po'" ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sherift's Office. New Castle. August j. 1877.
aug4-tS
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of Levari Facias
to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the Lafayette Hotel, Sal ,hiple, ST.:
kept by George w. Ortl1p, in the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Dele ware,
on
WEDN ESDAY, the2Sth day of August, 1877,
., O'Clock, P. M.
The follow ing described Real Estate. VIZ.
All tn It certain lot or piece of land with
the buildings thereon situate in the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid Bounded ana de-
scribed as follows to wit; .5eginning at a
corner stake on the northerly SIDE of Front
street. al AZ feet wide, at the distance OF 9s
feet inches from the westerly side of Wal
nut street at IS feet 6 inches wide being a
corner of lot late Of George steinicken,
thence along line of said lot north ~ de-
grees east o. feet to another corner CT The
aforesaid lot thence nerth So degrees we st
"a feet 10 inches to The middle distance he.
tween Walnut and French streets, thence
Herewith south ~ degrees west 81 feet to
Front st thence herewith roulh So degrees
east 22 feet 10 inches to the place of begin
ming be the contents more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William Duffy and Mary, his
"''0 ~ " IsAAU GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle. August lst.lS7.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF Levaria Facias
to me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale. at the Lafayette Hotel ~ Sripley
street, kept by george W. Ortlip. In the
city OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware.tn
WEDNESDAY the 22nd day of August, 1877
at2U.clock P. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land with the
frame building thereon erected, situate n
l'hristiana hundred. county and state
af ,resaid, bounded as follows to wit: Be-
ginning ut the northwest corner of seventh
avenue and G, street thence W ster y
along the said northerly de OF U. street,
100 Fl, to corner, thence northerly rhh
parallel to seventh avenue ~ 1T. to amor her
corner. thence easterly and parallel to the
first mention line and G. street lO' II. TO
the said westerly side OF seventh avenue
and thence thereby sOutherly 4O It. TO the
place of beg ning, be the contents thereo'
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Thomas Galloway. trustee OF Mary
f. Coleman. and Nicholas 'leman ana
Mary 4. his wife and t. t., and to be sold
~ ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office. New Castle,
Aug. lSt 1877.
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MAGISTRATES CASES.

Before the Mayor-Benj. Harris, assault
and battery upon his wife. Case dismissed.
George Brown, assault and battery upon
his wife, So and costs. After the decision
of the Mayor, Brown suddenly became i'll
with heart disease, and was thereupon
taken to the Aims House.
James and John Williams, stealing hall
dollar California gold piece, also IS, bound
ever in $40O for appearance at Court.
George Carley, assault and battery, on
William Lewis, dismissed.
John Parker, larceny of revolver, held
in $500 bound for appearance at Court.
Ed. Hogan, disorderly conduct and fight
ing on the streets, 50 cents and costs.
One tresspass, fined costs, The tresspass
was upon property which at present is uI-
occupied as the parties are absent spending
the summer. There is a probability OF
more arrests for the same offence. Young
men beware!
Before Justice Frazer-Sarah Williams,
drunkenness, held in $500, for appearance
at Court.
Frank Reynolds, assault and battery on
Mary Whitety, 6 cents and costs. The par
ties all from White Clay Creek, Hid.
Frank Reynolds, threatening bodily harm
to James Gibson, held in $500 bound to
keep the peace.
Upon second charge for assault and bst-
terry upon same party, Reynolds was die"
charged.
Pat Long, selling liquor without license,
bound in $500 bail for appearance at Court.
Pat Jorden, selling liquor without license,
held in $500 bond for appearance at court
McVeigh, selling liquor on Sunday, held
in 5000 bail for appearance at Court.
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SHERIFF SALES.
,,uERlFF'S SALE.

I ,,, v,rtue of y writ Of evarl Facias
ny yme directed, will De rxposeH az ~
TO ii,I,c n,e sale at the Lafayette Aotg!' no, osi
uolns u,"ev Ss street, Kept by George w; ortnp
niRh,e'c e'ci,y of Wi mingten, New Cas'le
Univ ! delaware, on ,,st 1877
,unSy tSDAI the %, d day OF August 1871.
"fDSi"at at q O'Clock P. N ,.,o ,,u
mno following described Real Esla,e' w: ~; !:
III III that ' certain Lot or piece or L ma win IN
AZ al ~, .ld,ngs thereon erected situa.e eu ~,
!he ci1vo CI Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded {.
M ,lns,cr 1,'s he'd rs follows to wit: b. g'hhi
i'hu '"ruer stake on .he northerlyy 70 sue e. % >
!, ..ant s,,re AZ the distance OF S ieet =
has ron. IRON, ron the westerly SIDE OF walnut
'1rast 'mc,.tth heinga corner Of rot late OF deoTee -
t,lee;;t t,ne;te en- .h-.ce along a Line OF sald Lot
n1b A. dpsrec IS east 9. feet to another cor.
"r., VI 90 'oI, thence north 81, west ~ ieet
il,inrhes q "l 70 ,he middle distance DetWeeh
!nInmt !" md rench streets thence there
WILL WIN So aud lhencs ther with south 5S de.
tre ',reas east 22 feet ~ inches to the place VI
ffa@jnni,,y. fIein be the contents more or less.
pS'.izen aud aiken in execui Jonas tne pIo-
,,ortv If William Duffy, and Mary Ms wile'
!"n T.. and 10 be sold by ,e
'n0 " W ISAAC CRU BIB, Sherln. IL, :,
,,o,;r-s Office. New Castle, Aug. l, lS77.~'
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Sher1f7s Ofhco, NEW
Aug, lSt 1877.
CHERIFPS SALE.

By virtue of a writ Of Levari Facias to
mo directed, will ne exposed 10 Public
sale at the Lafayette Ho,el, 84l Sh pley ST:
Kept by George w. Ort'ip, In the city OF
Wilmington on
WEDNESDAY the 22nd day of August 1877
at2 o'clock P. M.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot OF land having
three-story brick dwelling house thereon
erected situate IN the city OF wilmington,
aud at the westerly side OF Shipley 81. be-
tween second and Third stress. having
front on Shipley st. Of ~ it. and extending
westerly with that width between parallel
lines 88 #. and inches more or less. to or
near tile middle distance between Shipley
and Orange streets, bounded on the south
erly side by land late OF John Ferris. now
of Daniel II. Kent, and on he west by land
of. Thomas McCa afferty and on the norther-
side by lands late Of the heirs OF james
Brown, deceased now of Vim. H. Piece,
being No. 22l of said -hipley st be Inc con-
TENS thereof what they may. BOOZE IL VOL.
page 45O&c.
Seized ard taken in execution rs the p o.
perty of hOmas j. Giles and Martha A. n 9
wife and t. 8 a., d to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle,
Aug. lst A. D., 1877.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education met last night,
President Buck in the chair.
Mr.. Price stated that in their appeal to
the City Council for relief, it has cost $500
in employing the necessary counsel.
Mr.. Morrow said the report Of the Com
mittee on Books, granting the contract for
the next school year to Boughman, Thomas
g. Co., which report was adopted.
The same committee asked that Norton's
Elementary Natural Philosophy be substie
tuted in place of Qackenbush's. The COM
mttee said they had found no objection to
the book now used, but as those books were
now worn out, others would have to be got
ten in their place, which report was ap-
approved.
Superintendent Harlan presented q re-
port of the cost of books from August 1st,
1876, to July 31st, 1877, $4,S12.SO. The
year previous the cost was $5, ,S82 81; there
being saving this year of $19l'O1. On
motion the report was filed.
The Committee on Normal Schools asked
for the introduction of Psychology, Didact-
les and Pedagogy to be taught in the Nor
NAL School.
The Committee on Insurance reported
that No. Is School had been insured In the
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company for
$4,000; in the New Castle County Insur-
ance Company for $4,000.
Prof. Reynolds read lengthy communi-
cation on the revision of study in the public
schools, which was accepted and referred
to the Printing Committee to be printed.
DR.. Shortlidge reported in regard to the
petition for new school house IN the Ninth
Ward that on account of the present fnan-
cial condition Of the Board in was inexpe-
dient to grant the request.
The Committee on Teachers reported
that Stanley F. Wiley be appointed teacher
for the Friday evening Normal School at .
salary Of 5000.
The resignation Of Mr.. Price, presented
some time ago, was laid on the table.
The committees on various schools re-
ported some in need of painting, others re-
pairing of heaters.
On melton each committee was author
lied to examine the heaters of their re-
spective schools, and report next meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Heisler committee
was appointed, consisting of Messrs. Lally,
Baird and DIR. Shortlidge, to revise tho
charter of the Board and have 200 copies
printed.
Mr.. Belts stated that No. 8 needed paint
Ing both inside and out, which would cos
about 1926, and that new fence was very
much needed; wooden fence could be put
up for about $50, and an iron one for SIS.
On molten the committee was authorized
to contract for the above repairs.
Mr.. Reynolds said that No. 16 needed
whitewsshing or kalsomining, which could
be done for $50.
Suudry orders were presented and directs
ed to be drawn.
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CITY NOTES.

Company &c" of the First Delaware
Regiment will meet this evening, at 8 o'clock
in the Directors Room, In the Institute
Hall.
The grocery store of John Crumlish, at
the corner of 4th and Madison streets, was
robbed on Friday night last.
The Sixth Ward Democrats will meet this
evening, in the Old Board of Trade Room,
Masonic Temple.
The American Rifles excursion to Penns-
grove Oh tomorrow, will be q grand affair.
There will be target shooting during the
whole day.
The steamer "Morgan City," now UNDER
going repairs at H. & H. Co.'s yards, will
be finished in few days, when it will sail
for New York.
There will be total eclipse Of the moon,
on the night of August 23h, which will be
visible here.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, TO
me dire cted, will be exposed to PUBIC SAFE
at the G,ipin House, kept by Geo WnlI-
field. in the city Of New Castle, IN Ne"
| astle hundred and county D.l.. on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day Of August 1877, at
2o'clock P. M.
The following described real estate, VIZ
All that certain tract p eoe or parcel OF
land situate in New Castle hundred, In the
county and state aforesaid and bounded
and described as follows to wit BEGINNING
at, a stone on the south side OF Christ'ana
creek and running thence with lands now
of BENJAMIN :. Boo h south AZ degrees east
4O9 perci,-s to a. stone .hence nOrth Al le-
. .rees east rs perches % stone. rntr !or
thiS ard lauds of the h+i's or JOhn NC
trOne. decp. sed, thence with land "f lhe
heirs Of the said John NJ cCrone, decea>eG
and lands of Louis 4. Pennington norm
40 degrees west 4S9 perches to a astonj on tlle
south side of said Christians creek thence
up SAID crpex the several courses therett ~.
plrcnes thence south 10 degrees west ~ q
perch,s thence sonlh degrees W"st h
percnes tuence south 80 degrees ives -
perches 10 the p ace Of beginning. !ontn III,
ing within said bounds two hundred anu
niue acres, one rood aud five perches VI
land, be the same more or less.
Seized and TAX en- in execu ION as tne pro-
perty of George A. Vandegrift ana Hau-
nah Vandegrift. hi. wife, and t. t. and 10 DC
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
sherifrs Office, New Castle, Aug. !, 1871
Aug.9-ts
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SHERIFF SALES.
OH EIiIFF'., SALE.

BY virtue of u writ OF Levari Facias tc
me directed Will be exposed to Public
sale atthe Lafayette Hotel. No s4l ship ey
street, Kept by .,eOrs e W. Ortlip. in the
city Of Willnin ,ton, New Castle county
DEL, on
WEDN EsDA Y, the 22nd day:of August. 1877
a. 2O'clOck T. M.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot ofland and two-story
brick dwelling house thereon 81 uate In
the city Of Wilmington, Bounded aud de-
scribed as follows to wit. Beginning at the
westerly side of DUPONT street at the DIS
lance OF is feet 8h inches northel ly from
the northerly side of Sixth street the ce
westerly parallel to Sixth street. and pass
Ing through and along the middle of the
parliLlon walls between the two dweliil gs
W feet to corner thence northerly parallel
to DUPONT street Is feet ~ inches to
another corner thence easlorly parallel
to Sixth street W feet to the side OF Du-
Pont street aforesaid and thence thereby
southerly is feet 3H inches to the plac,. of
beginning be the contents thereof what
they may. Book F. vol. page 4S6 &C.
Seized d taken in execution as t. e
property of Stephen L. Nichols and Anna
his wife and to be sold by
iSAAE GRUBB. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle. Aug l, 1877.
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BASE BALL.

The Quicksteps are now making arrange
ments to play the Red Stockings Of Glouces.
ter N. j., who will have the pitcher and
catcher of the Athletic club.
Next week they will visit Baltimore and
Washington on tour of three days. An
account OF the games will be given in the
HERALD the next morning after they play,
which will afford the people Of seeing an
account of the game.
We hope they may have good luck while
abroad.
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KICKED BY A HORSE.

Michael Donovan, son of j. Donovan, re-
siding on the Brandywine, was severely
kicked by horse yesterday at noon at the
Cool Spring reservoir. The blow struck
him almost square in the face breaking his
nose and dishguring his face. The skull
was slightly fractured. DR.. Kane was sum-
moned and dressed the wound.
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ONE CENT
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (TUEsDAr) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. %.
REYNOLDS Encampment, No. 8, I'd and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, A. P. A., meets
every Tuesday night in the McClary build
ing.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. of p, at K. of
P. Hall, oil Market street.
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CHANGE OF hOUkS-WILMINGTO
WESTERN RAILkOAD-Com
Ing Thursday Dec, 4. 1876, Trains Will run
~ follows on,
Leave wilmington 10 ~ a m. and 3Op m
Leave l.audeuburg 4 As q m and ~ p n.
Arrive at Wilmington % IN, and IL
Arrive al Landenberg al II m. and 9 40
CONN NECTIONS.-Trainl leaving Landen'
terg al d. Is a. n. with train for Ph1ladel'
Train leaving Wilmington 1920 m
with train leaving Philadelphia at I. 10 a M
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leav'
lug Landenberg at 10 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at ! ~ p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware tra1 and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phlla'
ut 30 p. m:
Train leaving Wilmington at $50 p m
with train leaving Philadelphia Al ID p
D. CONNELL Suu
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Local Affairs.
A PURCHASE.

Mr.. Hiram Yerger, the harness maker.
has purchased the property at No. 4O7 Ship-
ley street where he will remove very soon.
The increase of business, compelled him to
procure larger quarters.
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LNOR SALE.-On the South Side, 3 brick
= houses, ntaining rooms. Each will
he sold on re8sOnat nhl7.M
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RAILROADS..
.u1I anEl,PHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTT MORE RALLROA

,,H1LADELPHlA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROA
J. June 10th. lm7. ,
trains will leave Wilmington az follows
" l,,adelphia and intermediate stations, . y, ~
saS' SlO. 800. 10 OO. a. m. 2 3d. 4ao' 7~'
pH;Iadeipn,a and New York, 222, . u M
pa1timore and intermediate stations, . ~
baltimore a tun and Washington, / o6. $685. M
rroins for I,eiaware Division leave for -,
New Castle 5OU, 62,. 80, M, oo' ~
Wyoming and intermediate stations 5.o
j3Oa In, 6 80 p 10. .., < M
peln,ar and inLerlued,ate stations, W
o" SUNDAY TRAINS.
yn,,ode,nhia anu intermediate stations
SlOa II, s. 90 q ~ y Ii.
philadelphia and New YORK, = ~ m.
EAltinore and Washington. M NJ.
FOR further Information passengers are
referred 70 the time tables posted at tne de-
pit CuENNRy sunt.
iun9-ly H. - hH> - '"p''
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DOM ESTIC.

THE EXPERIMENT OF ORGANIZING LABOR
POLITICALLY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Despatches re-
ceived here during the last day or two from
darts of Ohio, as we'll as from Pennsylvaa
mia, furnish grounds for belief that a new
party is about to be organized, by the work
ingmen, the influence of which on the fall
elections may be very important. Some
leading Republicans in Washington have re-
Gently expressed the hope that this may be
done. They say that nothing except good
would be likely to result from such move
ment. Ia the first place 1t would convince
the workingmen themselves how weak
they are, and how hopeless any attempt TO
build up party on the temporary griev.
ances of single class in the community is
alway sure to be. In the second place 1t
will consolidate the more conservative ele,
ments of the country without regard to
party, ard lead to better understanding of
the laws which govern trade ard the rea-
tions between capitalists and employees.
In the third place the Democratic party is
likely to suffer more severely from politi-
cal labor movement than the Republicans.
Such movement would, of course, draw
some of its strength from the Republi-
can ranks, but the proportion OF Democratic
voters who would be likely to join 1t would
he much greater, and the effect would pros
baby be to make Republican victories in
the States which have important fall elec-
tion much easier than they would otherwise
be-"
TIE PRESIDENTS CAUTION.
"Ihe President seems to be little wary
about going South in response to the cordial
and apparently disinterested invitations he
receives so frequently. At first he was in
clined to think they were, as then seemed
prompted by spirit of friendship and re-
spect for the Chief Magistrate from the
Southern people at large, but gradually 1t
cropped out that portion of them ema-
mated from some small-beer Virginia politi>
clans who had come to Washington and
wished to appear important at home by
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FOE SALE AND BENT.

EOk KENT-A two-story dwelling. 822
Wollaston street. Inquire at 8l7 Wash
lugtOn street. junB.tt
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T OST.-On Saturday afternoon, a shell
L sleeve button W tn gold B. on IT, A
,,tlIeable rewsrd will be given by returning
MR., L. NORTHWESTERN,
Aug. Th, It's A6 Market st.
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T OST OR sTOLEN.-A blue sack coat.
- while at the fire, on Wednesday after
noon, Aug. 9th. Please return II TO the
Aug,yu. hERALD OFFICE.
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WANTED. "a situation as driver of q
flour and feed or grocery wagon, by q
young man. Address
H. B. T. this office.
II.
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r OsT.-A coat lost or stolen at Sth Street
i Market House, from an ice wagon
Tuesday morning Ifreturned liberal re-
ward will be given FRANK 9KuBb,
Aug,8 3lI East Eth street
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W ANTED Copies of the Morning Herald
w for the following dates i>75--Thursday,
Nov. IL, Friday, Dec. 3, saturday, Dec 4.
Monday, Dec. ~ tuesday, Dec. q. 1876
Friday, Feb. 1, Monday, Feb 7, Tuesday,
4, Wednesday, aug. IS, Friuay, Aug l8,
e2a-tf HERALD OFFICE.
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NOTICES..

NOTICE,-R. Messlck. having removed
streets. to stalls Nos 4s and 49, Second
Nl"eet Mark ct HOnse. would inform nis GUS
tolners that he is ready to supply thm with
'he very best fresh butter from Bradford
c'unty daries wholesale and retail. Also
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WANTED'--A customer for 100 quarts of
pure milk from frst-class dairy. or
VIII serve wholesale iu smaller quantities
Apply at flour store,
N. e Coz. FRONT AND ORANGE.
Aug, 10 lW*.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, A. D. ls7


at2 o'clock. P. M,
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that ce tain lot OF land and Two story
brick dwel irg house thereon, tuat,. in
the said city Of Wilmington, b unded and
described as follows. 10 wit .-Beginaing at
the westerly side of Madison street, between
Sth and 9Th streets. at the distance Of I47
feet inches from the norlhe, ly side of Sth
str ct. thence westerly parallel to ath street
S5 feet 10 the easteriy side of Morrow 81 :,
thence thereby nor herly l6 to a corner,
thence easlerly parallel to he first men,
toned line and 9th st. through the centre
OF. the party wall between tn ard the at-
,ining house on the north rs #. to the
aforesaid westerly side Madison st., then ce
thereby sOuthnrly l6 1T. to the place of be
shining, be The cOnten S thereof what tney
may.
Seized aa,d taken In execution as the pro-
perty of Charles eastern snd Mary X. his
wi e, and James Springer and Annie
Spri ger, and JCshua Mars, President nf
The Mutual l. an Association, t. ts, and to
be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
Sheriff $ Office, New Castle, August |, 1877.
aug3-tS
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I wv NIUENII-UFFICE CE UF The W ID
- NINGrON COAL GAS COMPANY.
-, WILMISGroN, August st, 1877.
-, the Directors of the Wilmington Coal
vas Company have this day declared a
dividend Of three dollars per share for tn y
past six months, payable on demand.
WIN. =. TAYLOR Treasurer,
"ug2-tf 3v9 Shipley street.
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WILMINGTON DEL. TUESDAY, AUGUST A. 1877

showing that they had access to the Presi-
dent and influence enough to get him to &C.
cept an invitation. In discussing his con.
templated Virginis trip, President Hayes
said that he vas anxious to 60 South, and
had thought of going to Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, but If there was going to
be collection of Virginia politicians there
he did not want to 60 among them, nor to
be mixed up in their movements"
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The War De-
partment has received dispatches from
General Mcdowell commanding the Military
Division of the Pacific, inclosing despatch
from General Howard confrmatory of the
account of the fight between General Glib
bon and the Indians, with the important ex-
ception that Gibbons supplies are not cut
off as reported. General Howard had
arrived at the scene of action with an escort
and would continue the present pursuit as
soon as his command arrived. Further in-
formation from General Mcdowell is ex-
pected to-day.
STRIKERS STOPPING WORK AT CARBON.
DALE-THE TROUBLE AT sHAMoKIN
INCREASING.
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 13.-The Dela-
ware and Hudson Canal Company's men at
Carbondale were driven out, and the coal
switched out of the train, by strikers on Sat-
urday afternoon.
The strike is increasing at the Sshuylkill
Company's mines at Shamokin.
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