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The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
SATURDAY. July %, l,77,
at 2 o'clock, p. M,

The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot or piere OF land, sit
uated In the city of Wilmington, and
bousdei and described as follows, to wit:
Bpginnii < at the intersection of sOutherly
side of Eighth street with The we sterly side
Of Poplar street, thence sOu,herIy along
SAID siae of POplar street 10 feet. more or
lie =, to laUd Of Jacob karcb, thence west
erly .loAg SAID Karch land and paral ell
with Eighth stle;t Is feet TO stak e, thence
nOrtheIl ly and parallel with POplar stree
by line dividing tn from other lands OF
the satu John b. oley yer, sky feet, more or
less, to the af)re aid side nf Eighth street.
as ID thence thereby eas,erIy alongside Of
Eighth street eik khIesn feet to the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
No. z All that certain Lot Of land, stu
"tt d In the said City of w lmingto'. alOl e.
said, and de cribtd Us follows, IU wit: be-
giLning on the southery side Of Eigtt
street at distance Of eish cen - from
the westerly side If Poplar street, theme
with Il gh h street westely sixt. en- feet,
th nc sUutherIy aud parallel with Poplar
street slXly feet from building line, thence
easier y pa, alJel with Eighth st eet sixteen
f. t. thence nprtherly sky feet to the
place OF beginning, be the co ..tenls thereof
what they may.
seized aud taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of John Carney. and Sarao his wife,
and t. t., and TO b, sold bv
ISAAC GRUB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. New Castle, July 0. LII.
iy is
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sALr.'

l" virtue of writ OF evs,i Facias
me directed, Will be .xposct 10
: ,ic sale at the lafayette HoLe., No, 81
'Dtpley, street, Kept by uenrge W. Orillp.
he city of min9ton, New Castle
" nty DelAwaro. on
anrURDAy, thx 2Bsh nv Of July. A. DIST.
WI ~ 4 o'ciockP. M,
v,' he foll0wing desctibtd Real Estate. viss
m that oertxtn 1et III Land. with Frame
tfrelllDg thereon sxSrtet 81 uate In the
! " yOf WtlmiaR soi, B6undod and described
v f0IlOwS, tSWit: GtE nniog IT t corner
5 ned ~ the inter1e0tiOn OF the southery
!! II i On th ~ eet, With the westerly .ihe
lty1 liberty. nov calIrG Nflson street, tht nee
e the scuthxrIy side of Tenth street, west.
" sixteen. 1e<t 70 " Iine OF land late +
ward Cox, 1eo'4; t1enoe thereby soul h.
y Hnd parallel ~ Wnlnut street seventy
. TO q stab y md &9zSerly parallel to I0lh
>ls { sixteen fa4t ~ ln6 side Of Lib rty st..
isresaid, and thee ~ M erehy northerly
dserty net 10 the ploee of beginning, be
\ tents thereof whist they may.
eixsd ana taksil IN execution a, the pro.
- or Marear Z Buscber. lAte M.rgar'
-lker; and John Butcher, her husband and
. beccs Norris : nd to be SO by
:. i ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
lsrifrs Once, New castle, July y, 1877.
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ERTrF's

open te virtue 0Y 8 ~ ~ " levari vaclas. to
or pre- ~ 4&!4 M cI,; ~ ,,Iav St,oot
lnCt slE AsSx$SS1s 13s l52&Ssxs VIZ A73 go itw
jS al ~ svgSs4 ~ $2$z4ExSS .an ,o
rd'nggD u. 3tg }s8 ~'"n "
Ion'l''. " '.AayuRpA u yut.x ~. A. D. 1877;
n t,Tu Ws % ID ~ 3sqaSas a NJ,
w followiD X dsxcrfksd Neal Estate viz:
ltiat cerSSfn MefuuaKe, Tenemeutand
q eyqrrcf Land. bound a nud described as f'l-
cd WI, 10 WI, !tsiste ci ne eas'eriy SIDE OF
niied on ths nofth Et rec feet wide
Y; on ths a0uth Hy eDds now or fr-
80 IL 81 Jesse ~ ~ 5ng ab. ut feet =
'a'y les font IN tttQpGS et5eet and running
els M tasseTiy thSt f U nbuut 9O feet. .more
C ps.aa & Rfuse M S1Ss 3.5E6 ae ~. &C.
advgarcl ,,si ~ ~ S2t &cutiOn as the prO-
"a - be-. BED e reli lcI yhlia, DECD, JsSob
.e. d. sna a yzo't: eb~ta: hort. ja" es
nal na,, ,e'nmsn and ~ mis- vile, terle to-
lSx xr GRUBB, Sheriff.
s' esd IL II pih a. b,. is37. ty9-ts
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TIE STRIKE AT HARRISBURG, COLUMBUS
AND ALTOONA.
HARRISBURG, July 22.-A!t lip, NJ. this
morning very large crowd Of strikers
gathered AROUND the depot here. No vio
leDce was committed beyonl running the
shifting engines into the shops and un-
coupling the freight cars near the depot.
The strike is also un Ter full heaiway at
Columbia and other points in this virini y.
At Altoona this morning rain Of SOL
liers was stopped, and the engine un-
coupled. The soldiers are detained there,
and are unable to proceed.
THE MOB BURNING OIL CARS.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-At fifteen min
utes before thr.e o'clock this morning an
iDcendiary fired train OF thir;y-fve or
forty cars loaded with crude petroleum ut
Viaduct Station, short distance beyond
the city limits. The fire spread rapidly,
and in few minutes the cars Of train on
an adjoining track were also on frc.
GENERAL HANCOCK IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 22-1l A. M.-Msjor
General Hancock has arrived and assumed
command of all United States tooors iu
this vicinity.
Matters are quiet here this morning.
BALTIMORE QUIET AT NooN-AnRIvAL OF
U. s. TROOPS.
BALTIMORE, July 22-12:l0 P. M Four
hundred regular troops, including those
from Fort Columbus, N. Y, and Fortress
Monroe, arrived this morniag, and are un-
der the immediate commsnd of General
Hancock.
EXCITEMENT AT CUMBERLAND.
BALTIMORE, July ell p MA des-
patch from Cumberland says: Governor
Carroll, with portion of his staff, still re-
Mains at headquarters at the City Hall.
Within the past hour the Governor has re-
ceivtd q telegram from one of his aides ut
Cumberland, stating that most teverish
state OF excitement prevails. The snike,s,
including many canal boatmen, are boldly
defiant, and threaten serious work in case
the company attempt to move any trains To-
uight.
ANXIETY AT rORr JEkvIs.
Port JEKvis, N. Y, July 22.--l'iags
cox serious here.
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CHERIFFsJ 8 ALE.

SHERIFF's SALE.
ny virtue of q writ OF Levari Fsci-s, to
me directed, will We exp SD 10 Public
odessa, In It. ieorse Luadreu, New Castle
County, Del, on
TUESD ~, the 3lst dey Of JULY, 1877.
at l o'clock, P. NJ,
The following descr bel Real Estate. viz.
All that Farm or lract of Lana S tuate,
lying. ami bein lii Appoquiuitnink Hd :,
Delaware. beng part Of the OriginnI tract
called Popl r Hill and which part is bound
ed and described as follow ,t0-wit Begin
ming at a stake stoue in the State Road
at Matthew'S corner and a. the Junction o.
the road leading from said road to laylors
8 d'g ees vest 1876 10 pc ches to q stone,
thence by land of The hers Of John Lyman.
decd nth rs degrees east 4 perches to a
stake, theuce by line dividing the origi
nal tract sonth S9Itegrees east to o take In
the public road leading TO Taylor's Bridge
thence up said road u rth 33L deg. west
ab ut Ia 10 perches TO stake, therce up
to st.ke, thence up said road north o!Is
deg west IS S-lD percues 10 stone opposite e
to the road lea"irg to Ttomas' Landing,
thence still up SAID road north M deg.
west 56 , 10 perches to a stas e in the State
road af ,resaid, and the place of beginning.
containing one hundred and fIriy-nine
acres, two quarters. and twelve perChfs of
land, ore or less &c.
re zed III taken in execution as the p O.
perry Of James V. Moore, and Rachel
Moore, his wife, and William Vandes rift,
t. t., and to be sold by
sheriff's Office, New Castle, July 8, 1877.
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Especial correspondence to THE HERALD
WOUNDED MALITIAMEN BURNED IN THE
RoUNDHoUsE.
PIrTsBURG, July 22-S P.M,-It is re-
ported that the troops when they evactu-
ated the roupdhouse, left behind them
some twelve of their comradeS who were
either killed or wounded during the contin-
uation of the siege last night. If this is the
case. they wee burned. Very little Gre
dence, however, is placed In the s'ory.
$50 OIL CARS BURNED.
PlTTsByRa, July 22-S:15 P. M-Thc
wo.k of destruction still gees on at this
place. $50 oil cars have been fired on
and turned loose.
ARTILLERY IN THE STRIKERS HANDS.
The mob got two pieces Of artillery, and
placed them near the rouudhouse in which
tho troops were stationed, intending to fire
them and make breach In the wall.
SIX RIOTERS SHOT DEAD.
Before they had fred shot the troops
killed the three men In charge. Three
Others then stepped up and they were also
shot by the troops, and the cannon were 20
approached BY the mob.
GENERAL BR1NToN MOVES FROM THE
ROUND HOUSE.
General Brinton made move out of the
Round House on the side uext the hill
Not man of the mob was in range of his
guns. The troops behaved nobly
TERRIBLE DEsTRucTIoN OF PROPERTY.
At $50 o'clock the work of dcs.ruc, iou
was still going on, and the damage done l.
perfectly fearful. No doubt the moi will
bs greatly increased, both IN numbers and
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ing about $500 arrived from Philadelphis,
including = battery of artillery These men
were placed under the command OF Gen
A. L. Pearson, and about $3.50 O'Clock took
up the line OF march out Liberty street to
Twenty eighth street, where the first body
of strikers was intrenched.
FIRING UPON DEFENCELEss CHILDREN.
Before reaching this point two or three
stones we're thrown by boys, and the Phila-
drlphia Militia, without orders, fred two
volleys into crowd of woman and chill
dren on the level, and into the Pittsburg
Militis, on tho hillside.
TIE result of the first volley was not of q
serious nature, but second was ordered,
resulting in seven killed, including pri-
vase of the Nineteenth Pittsburg Regiment
and tho wounding of sixteen others, one
fatally. Among tho wounded were three
small children and one woman. singularly
enough, the Philadelphians escaped from
the melee with one man wounded.
sEIznRE OF ARMS BY THE STRIKERS.
The result of this was that two of the
Plttsburg regiments on duty stacked their
arms and started by the shortest route for
the city, vowing that they would not be
parties to the. shooting down of women,
children, and their own comrades in arms.
1t is not necessary to say that the strikers
secured the arms thus deserted with intent
to make the best use of them for their
cause.
SPECIAL DESPATCH.
PITTSBURGH, July 92.-5p. M.-At $40
O'clock tho Philadelphia troops left the
Union Depo; for the scene Of the disturb-
ahce al the Twenty y-eighth street crossing,
marching out along the track, and pre- ceded
by the Sheriff and his posse. Expecting
TO fall in an effort to disperse the strikers
the Sheriff would endeavor to make arrests
aud call upon the required assistance. This
was understood to be the plan of action de-
termined upon, and conflict was expected
They arrived at Twenty-eighth street
shortly before five o'clock.
THE MOB RETREATS.
The railroad tracks at that point being
completely blocked with strikers, the Black
Hutsars, of Philsdelphis, were ordered 10
clear the railroad crossing, but not being
able do 50, another company was ordered
to their assistance. The militia Iy avanced
with fixed bsyoneis, but we're met with a
shower of stones. They opened fire on
the crowd Unfortunately and in rapid sue.
cession. The crowd retrsated sith gres,
haste toward East Liberty.
PITTsBURG, July 22-5:3O M-The
crossing is In possession of the military
Every few minutes the crowd is pan.c-
stricken and stampede takes place.
LATER.
At this hour (7r.k.) the excitement Is
raging all over the city, which 10 virtually
In the hands OF an armed mob composed OF
laborers, iron workers, coal miners, soye.
dores, and others who are In full sympathy
with the strikers. A large mob visited
Johnson's gun factory on Smithield street,
about O'Clock this evening, and armed
Another and still larger crove
has just flushed the demolition of Brown.
on Wood street, which they
gutted, and then marched down
Fifth avenue with drums beating and flags
aying.
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! | LES.


AviyiSS Xfn Wrif ~ u. Levari Fscias,
esdii ii8CsSi KilI " " pOsed to public
atthe kai6S etto "a Shipiey st.:
\, :, bY 0Soxke YN 04{ In the city Of
III MungtOn, NeW3 6nnty, Delaware
sArUAnkI 18th, 1877.
90 10 fsollowins 4. aSs leal Estate viz:
sAsae DWelflx3 II A. u t6ereon situate in
3D. 'aaid ON W. l{5n1m1tO tOD, BOUNDED as
lahd Gifl VA u the ence easter:
,1g tIie nNtthe Of 81 street s.
.ss. " sssoushefsy pai1 1i3Ul u Kirkwooi st.
v In " ieet 70 4 C0eE t11EDce westerly par
sB TO the eHst tstly 1is of Kirkwood st I,
sald, 40 ShSsea eEsDy noitnerly
yenrs therstf Nh&fy may,
zsd and w ~ M ~ 1&AtiOn as the pro-
3of kof0aaofi II ~ III md M. ry owens;
0"a" Fanny ar a to b. sold by
~ onss sss E BE- Sheriff.
" 81 I'M. IL v9-ls
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[special to the MORNING HERALD.)
PHILADELPHIA, July 23-1 A. M.-The
fire has been taken from all the engines on
western bound trains. No more trains will
be allowed to leave the city in that direc-
tion,
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8 ATURDAY, 2Sth day of JULY, 1871
al 2 o'clock. P. NJ,

The follow ing descr, bed Real Estate VIZ,
All tDat ce' tain Lot, Piece. or larcel Of
Laud, stu .,e in The City Of Wilmington
aforesaid, b unded as follows Bt ginning
a point on the easteriy side of spruce ST
between stn nj Cayl r stree ts. at tue dis
from northe'ly side of|th str eU al q line OF
lanns IT the G ate # amu-l cCaul.ey,
dec d, (n"uiberru on the pio' IF on los old
february 1868 az % 50, ana 80 he, Ct.
with u line said land caste ly pa rail-. ]
with 9Th street 81 feet to line Of hand sold
uorthsr,y along lin. of Samuel W. Nc
aull-y. ANA land Of Joseph Lafferty psr-
AIiel wi h ~pruca street 5 ieet to - stake in
line of land sold to Jacob +. "a eIden
thence with the same westerly parallel
with 8 h street ~ Zee! to the aio e.aId
sou Lerly 81 ieet to the place OF beginning,
b.. tn. contents tn re'f what h y may.
No 2 Also all In It Gel tain lot OF l~nd st
uate in the sa d ;lty of W Imington bound.
Ell s1olIows. t'wit' Beginning Eatt ee,sl-
eriy side o Kirkwood street between 7!h
and 8tn ttre- ts, at tue distance # Ill ftel
ON he southerly sids OF 9Th strs ct, III nee
eastelly aud pA,allel tO Sth s reet 85 feet Ii
iuches to corner thei ce nOrther v and
par lel 20 kick WOO street 81 feet tn cor.
men iOnen line aud 9th tree t nb teet and .,
inches 10 The atOr. sad eastaJly sihe OF
Kirk wood st, eet and thence tbei by south.
erl, 81 fe t 10 the place of b.sinning, be
the contt nts tn 'reof what they may.
Seized and taken In ex c1ti, II "a III.
Leonard, Ge' rye n. Johnso Peter u. C,l-
,ins. ard +. Leper, terre t, ma Is, II d t. De
sold by
IA &C GRUBR, She riff.
sheritrs ONCE. New lie. July 9th, 1877.
jso.ts
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violence, during the day, as the men Of the
different mills, manufacturing establish
ments and mines will concentrate In Pitts.
burgh to-day.
TROOPS PASSING ALTOONA.
The soldiers that left Philadelphia last
night got through the yard at Altoona
about nine O'Clock this morning. !,
TIE PHILADELPHIA TROOPS FLEEING
FROM THE FLAMES.
Since writing the above, the mob run the
burning oil cars against the machine shops
and engine-house and set them on fire,
causing the Philadelphia troops to vacste
their position.
THE TROOPS DO THEIR DUTY.
They have done some terrible work and
killed and wounded great many.
The troops are now marching on Penu-
sysvsnia avenue with their guns, and the
excitement is intense.
TERRIBLE REPORT.
It is reported that some twelve of the
wounded and killed during the occupation
of the round house by the troops were left
10 the building, but l cannot trace the
rumor to any reliable source.
THE MOB ATTACKED THE TROOPS
., they reached the cemetery, and General
Briuton made stand, and after several
volleys
THE MOB WAS FORCED TO FALL BACK.
1t was currently rumored that the rioters
had attacked the Allegheny Arsenal, but
have It GU excellent auth ority that there has
been no attack made upon it, and it is not
likely they will attempt it.
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS or RAILROAD PRO.
PERTY DESTROYED.
The destruction of the property of tile
railroad, In cars and buildings, will be
startling, and will run up to millions of
dollars. e..
WHOLESALE ARSON EXPECTED.
1t is said the mob intend to burn every
building of the company.
HARTkANFT GOlNG HOME.
New YORK, July 22.-Governor Hart
rAnft reached Salt Lake last night, but i'm
mediately turned back on special train for
Pennsylvania.
sTOFPAGE AT ALTOONA.
ALTOONA, Pa, July ga train of SOL
diers reached here this morning en- route for
Pittsburg, and was stopped by the strikers,
and the engines taken from it. One COM
pany stacked arms and refused to do any
thing. Another compouy tried to connect
The engine to the train, but it was attacked
and driven off by the strikers. The whole
train of soldiers is now lying here, AMI un-
der complete control of the strikers.
TWENTY MEN KILLED.
PJTTsBURa, July 22-11 p. M.-The
and shops, together with en-
gines and number of cars, are entirely de-
stroyed BY fire. 1t is reported that about
twenty are killed and number wounded.
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HER1FFs falk

By virtue " &eSItt of Levari Facias to
dire ted Will M exposed to Pubic
lie ct the LagaYet< Hot ell. No MI Ship ey
.-et, 1 kept ~ Eve W. Ortlip in the
" Of Wtmtn it6n New Castle county
:. n IsArURDAx. July :sth. 1877.
4 zAt1 1oselock p. NJ.
The following descr' bed Real Estate viz:
No. i Al,~Jhat Ctrtsin itt of La d, situ-
elm the city Ok ~ 1im,pgt N, New ast;e
III ", III. bsnIde ami described as fol.
1WS.s tseainnl z atNth Corner ;Ormet b,
y.o intkrnrrtlOnO or the caste rly side # Ilu-
,ut ntrstt assd the sontherly sue Of sixth
ret&. HknSe AtsHg sad sout"triy eide OF
XIII 1&HWs ofiy ABOUT sixty-eight feet
aetak kxS h41Ge oDutheriy para lei w, III
"A POuE s<rS4 Vrrrt eiuhty-stA and ralf
Yet 10 = N<1&X xh&6ce in a northwestery
Erection ~ $XKenty tire an n hal,
: 70 TO The ql f w. ly side IF Dupont st
snc ~ F6tx y n ortherly about tf'y
Of TO the liscs heE nniLg be the con-
i 'NU. q. All th6y l&t of and. wit Frame
Ouse thereon, elkVa in the City of Wi.
tvgtOr, stats Cfs t3e aware. beginning 90
,Ieinortf eriy sidS 6f Front street, be!weep
'sffereOn and MADISON streets, t 81 feet
tx,m the eMsl eriypsde Of Madison street Al
leDoe noryuAFIy par ll.l with Msd,so'
veSt0tloEt sntI1Ches to cOIne' la f +
lerlY ~ slhOtneRl urlev, t,cnca 'her with
Lt&$jXbGa atI0fswith Fr mt str. ct Ii fert l.
,lCh&2 " Y 6gGk y thepce nor herly parallel
ltA1 N SoSS 6l feet 2 inc. .es. pas>in
ify5FY middle Of par y wall Of this
pd 35y >Fx6Grly Of Jacob Loyd to said
a4R< <eeet. and thence we.ter,y
S1eytt. place of beginning.
Y zen IN ex caiiOn as
lck Lslly, aud to b. sold b.,
AAt, HRUBB. Sh. 'iff.
New Castle, July 8, 1877.
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5000 Armed Rioters.
NATIONAL TROOPS ORDERED
OUT.
THE CITY UNDER MARTIAL
LAW.

Especial to the MORNING HERALD
BALTIMORE, July 2S-1 A. M.-Martisl
law has been declared In this city.
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NHEsIFF'S SALE.

AAG VA l. ~ o[ALGs
By virtue of writ of venditioni exponas
to me directe vii. be exposed to Publ Is
Sale at he La!ayetle. Hotel Al s lpley
slreef, keGt by GeOlge W. Urtlip In the
ct. VI Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware. IN
SATURDAY, 2sth day Of JULY. A0.l7,
at o'clock, p. NJ,
ibe following described Real Estate, viz,
All that ceI tain Wharf Properly, apn lot
o. Ian I. with the buildings, Mar.tie Rail-
way and Machinery thereon si,u d, in
The ti'y OF Wilmu gtnn, Ntw Castle Cou.-
", and state Of Della are bDuuC ed and
detcr b as follows, 10 wit, beglnni, & al y
point IL u line OF land. Low or ate juhn
A. Ha' rls, aiiout OO teet from the easterly
side of orange ST. eet, and eighty nine (A9)
feel from The sOutheriy side Of Water Ut,
thence easterly aloi g Harris's land and
parallel with Wate' street IS feet west dock
or formerly frederick Lrona! dis line;
thence south IL ceg. west to what was iOr-
merly low water marx. now to the inter.
section o. Shipley stie~1t. the' ce by the line
or ~h pley street sNutherly to the wharf
| ne as laid d wn b, the saiu city, theme.
along Chribtiana hivel westerly 7S feel vim
more Or less, to o line Of land now or lave
of aid Harris q d thence thereby n@rth.
erly parallel to OrangA treet; 10 the place
IF beginning, be the contents what they
may,
Scized and taken in execution as the rro-
perry Of John a Harris, aud 20 b. soii by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sheriff's oflce. New Castle July 8. 1877.
jy9 t.
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SHERIFF SALES.
GHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of venditioni expo.
mas to lne directed will be exposed to
Pubic Sale at the Lsfay cite Hotel, No. s4l
Shtplty ST. eel; kept by George w. Ort ip,
tn the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware. on '"
SATURDAY, Juy %, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
The following describe d Real Estate. viz;
All that Tract or parcel OF Land OF James
W. Thompson, M. :. situate IN Winning
ton. New Castle county. ana State OF u Ia
W IRE, to wit; Beginning at q staae IN the
+. asierly side ii Orange -ti eet at distance
"f 81 feet and inches from the soutnt rly
side of lwelf h st, eel, thence tsterly and
PARALLEL with 1welf h sire t seventy three
feet to the wesL rIy SIDE Of q four and half
feet wide alley. !. AIDING iuto Nv. ifth street,
thence by the said sido"f said alley SOUTH
erly thirty four feet 0 a stake thence west.
erly and paral el with the frat describe 1
line aud with 1--WE fIh street, seventy. thrse
teet 10 the east.r'y si.e OF Oran Q street
an thence tier, by nOrth-rDy thirty lour
ieet tu The y ace IL beginning, be the con
tents tner OF whas They may.
Seized aud taken In exen. tio- as the pr, j.
perty oi James w. III, mpAon, and TO be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
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Iyvirtue or i wilt OF Levari Facias to
Ip directed. wllk ~ Exposed te Public Sale
F" the Lafayette HOtSl. 81 shipley st, ee .
RIpt by GeOfge NJ. Oftli". in the city of
" lmington, Nsw astle County, Delaware
SATURDAY Idly q, A. d. 1871,
! Az 3 g'Gioek. P. NJ.
|Fa he f,lIoNing dekcftbed Real Estate, viz
that cerf4I6 EG&e &ef Land, situate In lhe
y0f Y Inning h0nuded and described
follOwB, 70 mn 1oglnning at the north
| ~ side of (3ilpy4 S3snue, bet" Rod
D II augi Clayton l6tg Y, and at the distance
NO Is hu1dr~d md 3Wenty feet from toe
s,erly side Of Rodney street. thence
rt ,er1y pAsAllel ~ Redn-y stree one
spdr~d feeI " y corner, thence westerly
|NGSTallel u Gt pin avxAus fly feet to the
,.tersy eids of AfDfty-two fee t aad five ins:
|dN de street. thence n0nthe rly along said side
|>said street and parallel to the first men
h med line ard Il flpS street onehundred
| est 10 the said aide ~ GIL .in avenue. aud
|llVencs thfreb east&Tly fifty fest tothe place
beginning Ee the coutents VIII. they
liked ana aiken II execu' ion as the pro-
,rty Of william r WesLbrook, aud Anna
led Y cstbro0 I. htsxpfe anu t. t., and 10 be
Ia by
l5 AAC GRuB Sheriff:
shArlfrs O6lrS New Castle, July 8, 1877.
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HERIFFS SALE,

By virtue of a writ of Lavari Facias to
at the Lafayette Hotel, SAL Shi ey stree t,
kept by George w. Urtlip, in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware,
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NHERLFF5 SALE.

By virtue of q writ of ais. Levari Facias
sae "a Ie at ; ,he Laf,yetie @ ID Hotef sti hiples 81
kept by t1eorg. w. Or,lip, in The City oil
Wiimingt u, New Castle County, Del ware,
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GOULEY'S
B VRS|O||| !!
Ocean Grove,
Asbury Park,
Long Branch,
Sandy Hook,
New York.

Will be one of extreme pleasure to have
The opportunity Of visiting the far famed
sey, and narroWs of New York Harbor, on
one excur ion, for low fare, will leave
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ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
+ herif7s Office, New Castle, July Q, le77.
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THE VERY LATEST.

Especial correspondence to The HERALD
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ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
eherift's Cflce. New Castle, July 8. 1877.
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dEKIFF'a eALE,

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