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The Morning herald., 1877-11-06
CHERlFF'S SALE.

NJ
BY virtue of writ Of Hevar Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to publ {
sale. atthc lafayette Hotel. S4l Shipley y; :,
kept by George -. Ortip, in the city oi
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
on
SATURDAY, November 9th, A. D. l,7.,
at O'Clock, z. Nj,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
all thot certain lot or piece OF land, sit
uate in the City OF Wilmington, beginning
at a coruer of land late OF Sally Dickinson.
on the westerly side of Market street, at !.
distance nf 24i feet from the SOuthrrly side
Of lltn. thence by q line Of said lot mort
5S de.,. west IA t"nt2 inch 10 the eas terry
side Of q lG feet wide alley, thence by said
alley side nOrthWardiy parallel with Mar
ket street 20 feet 10 a corner of land OF
Mary Goodman. thence by n line OF that
land eastwardIy parallel with the line III st
described. and with lUth and Eth strrels.
l42 feeY an inch to the aforesaid side of
Mark ct street, and thence thereby south -
degrees west 20 feet. To the place of begin
Mug, be the contents thereof more o. les ).
Seized anu taken III execution as The pro-
perty o. Mary c. Rogers. surviving Mort
gagor of Will I'm II, Rogers, md Mary &.
Rogers, his WIFI; Daniel Rogers, surviving
Executor Of William II. Rogers, decd and
William y. Lamotte, terre tenant, and To
be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
sheriti's Office, New Castle, NOV. 9TH, 1877
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SHERIFFS SALES.
OHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ OF Venditioni Exponas
to me directed. will be exposed to public sal 'e
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Shipley street
kept by Geo W. Ortlip. in the City ofWil-
mington, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
SATURDAY, the 2ith day of November, 1877
At.s at2o'clock, P. NJ, .~t"
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, situated in the City OF Wilmington.
beeinning al a point on the eas;erly side OF
Orange street. between Front and Second
streets, at a corner of land late of the heirs
of John Sellers. decd. thence along n line
Of the same easterly parallel with Second
street scventy-seVcu feet nine inches to n
stake, thence southerly parable! with Or
apge street twenty-six feet to u stake,
thence westerly parallel with Second street
twenty leet nine inches TO the aforc
said side of Orange street, thence along the
same nor.heriy twenty-six feet to the place
o. beginning The improvements consisting
of one-story Brick Shop, thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the p o.
perty OF George McCorkle, and to be sold ny
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheritt's Office, New Castle, Nov. 5,ls77.
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CHERIFFS SALE,

By virtue Of a writ Of Venditioni Fxponas,
to me directed, will be exposed t. puollc
sale at the Latayette Hotel, 81 Shipiey st,
Kept by George W. Ortlip, in tho city OF
Nllmlnton, New Castle county, Della
ware. on
SATURDAY, the 10th day of NOVEMBER,
1871 at2oclock, p.m..
me following described real c.tate, viz.
Inc one equal undivided one. seventh par
or all that certain let piece or parcel Of lal d
SITUATE IN ChriStiana Hundred, New Castle
county, delaware, bounded as follows, to
WI Beginning at the westerly boundary
OF 'he city of Wilmington, at the intersp,:-
ti"h OF lhe westerly side of Union st, with
the SouthCrly side OF Ninth ST., extended
thence along saiJ sidecf Ninth st. extended
Wts'trlv l,)il #. to the tHSterly SIDE OF
oouIaWn AvtnrIe. laid out at 20 feet wide
a0u plrail"l 10 said Union 81 th-Nrraln;r
the said side OF WoodI4wn Ayrnuc south.
cry and parallel to Union ST., 7a3 1t. II in, %
e ule h"ftheTlF Sldr Q. SeVeut tn ST., extended
'hence along the said side o seventh street
ra>,orly i,2m fees - The aiorJ-ald SIDE of
Union 81, which said street forms the pres
c'll llmlt or boundary of the CRY of WI
mug on, and thence thereby ortaeriy y,
ON. ~ the place OF beg nping, coninir.
lh| ap"n' - acres Of land, be the same IIlere
~ - = WIN thc privilege Of The use ut sald
NE = S'f"tt, extended, HOCdlawn : venue
FHn St."h'h street. extended, IN comm u
".'h c'DelE tnttit0 thereto tnr,.yrr. IT..
principal Improvements thereon erected
t"RN.' T." ct q tar-c tWG-st0ry and. h4Ii
H'nh' u",,.iih- house. l":.:r stone harn,
W., -. "''lH- @Nd S'Nur SPRING house.
''"i|''n "4u 13,;,u }. ,.vtrGttun a. ~.
sold by' '' " -'''''''' : 4 ''Ns' ;'2'' % "'
,.,-...r ISAAC GRUBB, shcria.
~ -4i- : 'lA'e, New Castle, oct. -, A. u.
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HERIFf"S SALE,

By virtue Of a writ of Levari Facias TO
me directed, will be exposed to public sale
atthcLatayet'e ut Hotel kept byGeo. W.Grtlip
SilSniplry street, in the city of Whining
ton Ntw Caste County. delaware ,On
SATURDAY. the lOtn day Of NOV. 1877,
at 2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz !:
All that certain Tot piece or parcel OF
land. situate. living and being in The CITY OF
Wimiugtop. bounded and described as
follows. to wit Begin uing on the WeStel y
side of ButtonWoud street, between Sth and
9th street, at the distance OF Go feet 0in the
notllwesterly Intersection OF Sth and fut-
1onwoOd SIS ,lheLce westerly with Samuel
FnrreIt's line and psrallei TO Eighth street .
100 feet to a s.ike. thence norlherly and
parallel to HuttonwoCd ST., So # TO another
stake, thence easIerly and parallel to Sth
street 100 feet to the said side Of Rutton-
wood ST.. thence Herewith southerly 81 IT,.
II the place OF beginning mtaibihs three
thor sand six hundred square feet OF ana. =.
be the same mvra or less. Book X, Vol. 8,
Page lHl, &c.
Seized aud taFen in execution rs the
properly OF Matilda Williams, tministrp
trix Of samuel Williams. decd, and thes lid
Matilda Williams. surviving gmortgagor and
t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sher!1i's ONCE, New Castle, Oct y. a. D.,
1877. oc22-ts
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NOTICE.-1, Hugh Mckinley, in compli-
~ ance with the requirements OF the Act
of Assembly, in such cases made and prr-
vided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court of General
sessions of the Peace and Jail delivery ut
the state of Deaw re, n and for county
or New Castle, upon Monday the 10Th day
of November, a. D., 1877, being the first
day of the next November term Of sid
Court for a license 10 keep an Iunor Tavern
at 7S9 w md street N X cor. Ind aud Monroe
in the Tenth Ward the City Of Whining
tsn New Castle County. in the state of
Delaware and to sell in oXtc1'ingi'Qu0r in
less quaint, ties than one quart 10 he druuk
on the premises, and the following citileus
recommend the said application, TO wit.
j c Howell, Louis Lynch,
James Heald, VIM P Beeson,
j G WiggleswOrth, Charles Harper,
william HaggeIty, John Sprague,
O'Byrne, James Lafferty,
Charles Reelins James Mckinney,
Thomas: ::Mullln, Fergus Kelly,
VIM Hamell, Samuel M Johnson,
Glendi Stewart, Myles Burke,
James Harrigan, Thomas Mum,
Mooney, John ii O'Bren,
Chas H speer, Jan es Burns,
VIM Reader, Abraham Thomas
octl9-3t HUGH MCGiNLEY.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-06
MEDICAL.

nR. FITLkR's WORKABLE RhEU.
~ MATIC REMEDI.--ls the perscrip.
tinn OF one Of Philadeiphia's eldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
tism, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache,
&C., or money refunded, by invigoratinz
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
traliZing poisonous deposits in the system.
By merit it has become q standard med!
cine, Suffering and money saved by useing
1t in time. Remember that DIR. Filter is
the only physician in America devoting
40 years 10 this one line Of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. As South Fourth
street.
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PERSONAL.
Offenbach Is laid up with gout.

Ofenbach Is laid up with gout.
Governor Colquitt, Of Georgia, Is serious
ly Ill.
Charles Dudley Warner got $1,000 for hit
share in the profits of " The Gilded Age
A young Englishman, son of the paint
er William Gale, has been murdered neal
Jerusalem by natives.
The Canadians have picked out reserva'
tion for Sitting Bull on Red Deer river. He
is to be sent there In the spring.
Mile. Titiens left $15O, 900 to her sister,
Mrs. Croix, with the reversion to her tw1
nieces, one of whom is married.
Cardinal Capalti, who died in Rome on
the 18th ult., was sixty-seven years OF age
and had been ten years Cardinal Deacon.
. The friends of John ". Forney are press
ing him for position at the head of the
Commission 10 be sent to the French Ex-
position.
Barnum is desirous of selling his ranch
In Colorado, that favored country where an
OK oan be raised and fed almost as cheaply
as hen.
Max Adeler tried the experiment of put
ting some of his humor into a play, but the
result, on being tried in Philadelphia
theatre, has been failure.
For Dean Stanley seat as Lord Rector
of the University of St. Andrews there is
to be a warm contest on the 22d between
the Marquis of Salisbury aud Robert Brown
ing.
The Pope still receives visitors and con-
tinues to make brief addresses. 1t is re-
ported that he has lost the use of his lower
limbs, so that he Is carried about In an arm
chair.
The Rev. Hugh c. Walshe, pastor of the
Congregational Church in varview, Cal,
has gone to Australia for vacation. He
robbed the safe of psrishioRer of 5000
before starting, and was caught at it.
The Lady Mayoress of London, Miss Ada
White, was married only few weeks ago,
and now the Lord Mayor, Thomas White, is
about to marry, the lady being Miss Florence
Simpson, stepdaughter of Mr.. Salmon, u
Westminster solicitor.
Jesse Pomeroy, the boy murderer now
serving out life sentence in the Charles
town (Msss.) State prison, was detected
on Sunday evening in an attempt to cut his
way out of his cell. He had moved a
large stone several inches.
Colonel Mehemed Bey, who is the af1ianced
husband of one of the Sultan's sisters,
before leaving Egypt for the seat of war in
Europe relnquishnd his pay, some 5000
piastres, 10 aid of the sick and wounded OF
the Turkish army, and his example has
been followed BY number of the rich
officers in the Ottoman service.
Allen c. Lewis, native Of Sterling,
Conn, went to Chicago in 1858, young
man of thirty-two, with capital of 81 900.
By judicious investments in land he made
a fortune, and dying a few days ago left
$500. 900 to the city for The establishment of
a polytechnic institute, containing lecture
rooms, a reading-room and library Ono
novels), and schools for the practical edu-
cation of young men and women of limited
means. AS the Newbcrry bequest will give
Chicago a S2,OOO,OOO or s3,oOOo 900 free
library the Western city may be said to be
in luck.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-06

NOTltE.-I, Jos. II. Richards in comp)i.
ance with the requirements OF the act
Ell Assembly In sucn eases made and pro
vlded, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court OF General
Sessions vi the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State otDelaware, in and or the county
Of New Castle. upon Monday the 18th dsy
Of November, A. d. ISL. being the first d4v
Of the next November term OF the said
Court for II license 10 ket an Inn or Tavern
known as The Atlantic Garden, -oi King
street, in the Second Ward. uf the CITY If
Wilmington in the State Uf Delaware 10
sell Intoxicating liquors in less qi antlti, 5
than one quart TO be drunk on iho preu1-
ses, aud the following respectable cit 1ans
recommend the said application. TO wit.
Jos Stoel>le, WIN Reck'ey,
Meirhoir, j, " j Elliott.
John Parker, CnaS n Sparks
Bernard Row, Michael Kenny.
VIM l. Gilbert, Jacob l. Grown,
l. + tfte, NJ trtil + liutt,
mas " cyl. \ MeichOir, Sr
Wm Brennan, Il " kirby,
z - Dennis. Anthony Hills
\ cholas JC"ry, Jacob Scheller.
Jnn" F IaN lur, .Tlmey " Sweeter.
VIM K Tusl Jos = Brown
Patrick LOn.. Jos Bradf,rd
nNN--ot JOSEPH rt. <II " ARDS
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~ ,.,--.-> CURES DIslAsEsoF nm
THROAT, LUNGS, liver + RIooS

IN the wonderful medicine to which tho All.
ed arc above directed for relief the diS,alc ' salc1
be'icvcs nc has combined in nrmonn. .'SDvEe, ,.s
nHiures sovereign curative properties l,uV wS,
Gou has lnstlsled into the vegetable lIu.ipc, "ac
inr healing the sick, than were ever hooro n.oso
p}ned IN one medicine. The evidence of tiS v
T. lolhN IN the great variety of most ohss.a. ,as
diseases which II has bee found to conouer aruAc "
tle care OF bronchitis, Severe Con.,u1 Ill
1na the early stages of COnsumn,;oo""u o"usnss
attonished the medical faculty yn and an,aa "a;
physicians pronounce it the greotrst vnlel mna;II
discovery Of the ago. While it cures tha s sanca
est Coughs 1t strengthens the system and nv ,'sI
flies the blood. L.; its great and III tha,anh pur.s
blood-purlfying properties, it cures ali Il''Iu ".
nOrs, from the worst Sc.ofula IN a t comn1a ma'
RlOtch, Pimple, or Eruption, Mercu.sII
disease, Mineral Poisons, and their pYert, ~, IA,
eradcated, and vigorous health and d''s, s,na a.e
constitution established. Erysipelas SaI. a
fhenm, Fever Sores, ScaIy or Ro"na "na
Skins in short, all the numerous disease cqnsai
by bad blood, are conquered BY this nowernI 1e1 t
purifying, and invigorating medicine. s'''''U4
II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitatea bavs s,,
low color Of skin, or yelowish brown 's snos 'a az
face or body, frequent headache Or ii71iTs.s vu
bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chIs aIts,
mated with hot flushes, low spirits, and gIHmr So
forebodings, irregular appetite, and hpIe
coated. You are suffering from Torpid Liver
or "BiiiOusness." In many cases 4
silver COmplaint0 only part Of heEa
symptoms are experienced. As remedy hr
al! such cases, DIR. Pierce's Golden MelicaIIf.
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy,
SOLD BY DDuG6IsTSAT 81 PER BOTTLE
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s,HEN.tI"S SALE,

- 1h".fI : GALE.
fy virtue Of a writ or sis. 1.cyart jae;,S
- - mt ulitrtet "'ti be- rxn]Sa,i ~ l'rhF
60 - ~ VI, H. ~ : lLOirsE, EpDl tn
oi "riI5s hl'I!etH, Ia The tfty. HuirIrr,l
'+'| .u"ts O! Ne" Castle. stale OF Bel.
oi' I hIDAi, Ill" 10Th day Of November ls-7.
"t2o'clock 2. NJ.
NJ ~ 'I'"ln- described Real Estate, viz.
=, mat cer.ain plantati,o or troct n,
ish4, situated. Wing and beino in t6a ~
u.' 80 county 0t New Castle in In. 81.
y: = ware parity on the north am, r. p, '
u" ''Hth sd OF the New CASH, q, - -;
fi'HEh""h 'urnT;ka road. bou,,t.I I'
II."'.> a r". :, ,!H>rS Johns. Esq the fIo,,
~ .? ~ ". l't!f)H, by land. late of ,ua hair.
~ ,I!r"iIl SIMMONS decd, land la,rrI In.
+ VI ~, ~ H. ana l".'4 ri Samuel II. T.; ~
IN, "Tc Il anu by the road lealiu-' t.,,I
Va. -. u.noiH, 10 ClEistrara Bridge, ANA
r,',j -; .'>lt and trtucntcWn ia;I
'-',', ,..'' ~ "lteSs, "OHiaiuing l.u .rray
NJ. OF e->. excepting rhsrnolIt ;, ca,,r,
NOR or lees. ''''e'1 e'n '''iAios l9 acre s.
'.,i" alc aiken IN eyec, so,, ,y,i ,i,o.-.,.,
t7.., O, y. E'hd Downey, su,y,vi, 9, ~, y,
go "i h'iwari DowNey. and = ~
- >" '''>. !.- Fj.". Jrsngn J. To.,,ar. .n,,.
l., % EcWu4 Dpwnrl. dsc'6 Joi,n ~, -
i''r wile Il AsaLury Penllin"t,',,
vie ,Ie''t - 4'h 44,Ih%2,%s BenI Downey HaTriIt,
a. av.nn i,, "a -le, Kate DDwney, nni
+" sold oy u "Nu l. + AM 10
,,.r.,,,. SAC GRUBB, aherlf
n 81 is 'fiioe. Now Castle. I ,',fi'sr'-.
-. -- -. Oa,n,s
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE II, Joseph Hsopes in compli-
N ance with the requirements of The a ct
| of Assembly In such cases made and provi-
ded. do hereby give notice that shall apply
in writing to the Court Of Gen eral sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
Castle. upon Monday the 10th day OF No
vember next, A. D.. 1877, being the first
day Of the next November term OF thesaid
court, for o license to keep an Inn or
known as the Washington House," in
The First Ward OF the City of Wilminton,
Delaware, to sell intoxicating liquors in
less quan titles than one quart to be drunk
| on the premises, and the following res asct-
able citizens recommend the said npplic1-
! ton, to wit:
W. 8. LightfOot,. amor @. Perkins,
Alexander Malcolm, Daniel McCusker,
Harry Wolf, Frank Kelly,
John Wise, John Kelly,
Samuel w. Kirk, George Steinicken,
Joseph Hume, John Petitde mango,
Luther W Palmer, Frederick We'll,
James Wilson, VIM AlsentZer,
i,iam Huber, Frank Hooker,
John 4. Dickey, Henry Graham.
Augustus Aschebach, samuel Choen,
Caleb Miller, Frederick Walt.
nov5-3t JOS. HOOPES,
NOTICE. = !. PETER FORD, do her. by
~ give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware, In and for the county of New
Castle. on Monday, the l9th da' of No
vember next, A. D.. 1877. being the first
day Of the next November tenn of the
said Court, for license TO sell intoxicat.
Ing liquors in quantities not less th"n
one halt gallon. not to be drunk on the
premises. at my store. 800 dams STREET.
in the Third Ward. of the City of will
mington, New castle County. Delaware
and the following respectable citizens le-
commend this said application, to-wit:
James Clark, f. J. McManus,
:. q. Logan. A. Bickta.
Alma Hitler, Y j. Hutchinson,
John u. Crumlish, Charles H. B7dfoid.
rhos. Kane, Wi liam W. Brown,
Philip Green. Fergus Haurihan,
B. ]. fulmcr. p sullivan.
=. Gardner, Evans d. Wallace.
p Murray, Patrick Monaghan,
Samuel Lewis, H. [. Duffy,
Henry O'Blien, Philip J. Green,
VIM. Mccartney G.. Ryan,
]. Dooley
nov5.St PETER FORD.
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I OA /
COAL,
COAL. COAT. .,

Arctic Coal and Ice Co.,
oFFlcH, Nd. LAkr aEIpsi, .,,-.t,,
have the pest coal IN .,t. r,,-ry....,-.
In, ss M a. Pety %" 49, Cal s.J s., "a.
dh"faht~ed fril weigh 'zZ4. ia:, - '-.'
~ III. J B.COEff,.- !. -
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WANTS.

WAN tD. vera ud!c, to learn ,lr,>S.
" making, not limited 10 an, specified
time. cutting AMI Itting thcronyhIy
laus Int, ~ SIMPLIFY street.
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NJ USIC

md the only MUSEUM and ICE CREAM
Garden in the city.
No. 2o7 and 2oo W. Fourth Sire,
Is now open TO the publ. free, tn-re la.
Also been stage erect ed in the rartep ;nr
N sic and singing in the evenings: ti,e
museum contains over N..'D ot the rareat
curlosties from all parts OF the world and
constantly adding, Refreshments can hs
lad either Il. tue garden or museum, Il i
the most pleasant and coolest resort in the
city: the weary Will find this a place OF res1
and comfort, also, goUd music and oblise-
ing WATERS
The Morning herald., 1877-11-06

w ASTED--A hoy " axe hipsal,
w useful apply AT ''''''el'
The Morning herald., 1877-11-06
NDfa'adE!
The IMPROVED SINGER FAMlLl
SEWING MACHINE, heretofore
sctd for
SIXTY DOLLAR

OLA bS)LLH'
we viii. sell for
Tnirty Dollar
A Ii rec lion - other s.y.es eso,c1I-a o H
chimes. lease on j,.s linen IS r. ,'ts, ,,,h;io
at very low prices ,.e r#Gii6t me Py'9tr
against buying L 'rc 'h1FsS in:@ti9n ., n.,ssi gaii
mach ,es, you .r4 iahle'n q in,PSa ,ry las
upon, Sae thai T7c- ;ne !-yd u", 'Uc
our P PaTENTED p. tnE MARK, aiiu .U, tnI
name ia tu. ~ {, Agm. Nur uH'W,TAH 4,
'Wilming'on y OK, 81 81 ~ " Nv.
kEI - RI. .'-e 'nty ME-. E'r, sn b
and Genuine .ager Machines cssTTrti car
TIL. ~.Guf.R MaHusA'i'
ga rHNrAN1
The Morning herald., 1877-11-06

NOTICE.-I. Daniel Melars ey in compli-
IN ance with the requirements ofthe Act Of
Assembly, in such cases made and provd-
ed do hereby give notice that shall apply
TO the Judges OF the Court of General ScS.
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
STATE Of Delaware. in and Tor the County
of New E.>;le o. Monday the 18th day Of
Novclu cr next, being the first day of the
November Term, A. d.. 1877. for license to
keep an Grocery & Liquor Store at No. l(O
West Front street, 8. ". cor. of Front and
Shipley st. in the First Ward, in the City
of Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating lil-
uors IN not less quantities than one Gal
Ion not to be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens lecum.
nerd this said application 10 Wit:
Augustus Aschenbach JOSEF ph HnOpps
Edward German Edward Haggerty
Henry Bradley Francis +. Kelly,
Maurice Fagen Fredric,l nan2
julius Guenther James Corrigan
John |. Kelley X. W. Evans
Henry Ward luther W. Palmer
Daniel McCusker John Green
Patrick Lally John II. lctter
David $, Higgins Ere derrick Stab
Jos. B HUM Joan Madden,
James w. King Patrick McQuaid
William kyLe John Murphy
Edward Rogers John Piung'tt
DANIEL MELARKEI.
Nov 2,,} nj
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BOARDING..

| - EbiNG.-Cheap, at 2s5 shinIevst
The Morning herald., 1877-11-06
SOLD BY DRUG6ISTSAT 81 PER BOTTLE,

Prepared BY r.. ". PIERCE, M. D., NJ.
Proprietor, at the WORLDS DIsPENsAE,,
l5Elalc, y. Y.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-06

NOTlCE, - IN compliance WIN Inc le
~ Quirements OF the act Uf Assembly in
such cases made and provided we here by
publish our intention to make application
IN writing to the Court Of General sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery oi be state
of Delaware, III and for New Castle county
on Monday, the 18th DAY OF November 4.
D.. lS17 for u license to sell Intoxicating
liquors, for medicinal purpose, TT 80. ~
Market street in the fittn WArd, tity Of
Wilmington, and the following re&perlab.e
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j, DOOlcV
nov5.3t PETER FORD.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-06

Amor @. Perkins,
Daniel McCuske er,
Frank Kelly,
John Kelly,
George Steinicken,
John Petitde mango,
Frederick w ell,
VIM AlSentZer,
Frank Hooker,
Henry Graham,s
samuel Choen,
Frederick Walt.
JOS, HOOPES,
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,.,.-...r ISAAC GRT8B, sheriff.
.l'!li Hfnte, New Castle, oct. ~. A. H.
80 Oi-1.r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
Joux W. Youxe's MArmNoNrAL TRor.

JoHN w. YoUNG's MATRIMONIAL TRoU- BLEs.-John w. Young. first counselor tn and third son of the late Prophet, started from Salt Lake for St. George, on the 10th for the purpose of taking as his polygamous wife Miss Luella Cobb, step-daughter of the defunct Brigham. This girl is grand-daugh- Ter of Mrs. Augusta l.. Cuhb, the deceascd Prophets concuhine, who is known in Nor. mon history as the woman who desired to be '" scaled" tn Jcsus Christ. Mary Van Cot. Brigham's last wife except Ann Eliza. is the mother of Miss Cobl,, and is the moth er, als', of one child by the Prophet. That John W. Young was engaged to the Col'h girl became known to his wife Libby the day following the Prophets funeral X big row in Young's family immediately ensued. John W.'s mother took part and re- primanded the wife for opposing a servant of the Lord in his higamrus desires. A di. vision nf the children was made, and on Thursday last Mrs. Young deserted her huS- l..nd anal returned io the home uf her fa- liner, MT. Garfield, an O d rs,ilrnad engineer. m Philadelphia. Miss Cobb is onl z 1G wears of a.e'. bu' she is q fnli grown and vnluptuous- looking young woman. She and her mother started for St. George Temple on last Wed. neSdsy. John W. delayed until yesterday. . as t1 avoid scandal. The young Mor- mons who have been paying addresses 10 the girl feel very much put out of joint by this higamous marriage, which will be consum. mated about the 2i proximo.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
Irrigation of the Colorado Desert


 The report of Lieutenant Nhccler's scr- vey for the year ending June go, 1876, con tains the results of the examination made to ascertain whether that portion of the Col orado Desert below the level of the sea can be irrigated from the river. The general fact that DO canal fnr such irrigation can be made within the limits oi our State. was published Tn 1895, and Lieutenant Wheeler was not authorized jn make any surveys in Lower California. That such A canal is practicable is implied by the flowing of the water into the desert in time of fluod running long distance in Mexican terri tory. Our government should solicit leave of Mexico to make the surveys. and to take the land needed for the canal if the report should he favorable. The sister republic would lose nothing by the enterprise The amount of water passing Yuma in March is ,,6OO feet ev " second, enough to irrigate i.5j0,0OO acres, or about e2.O0O square miles, while the depressed area. We suppose this means the area below the level of the sea-is only l,6OO square miles Alta.