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as fo me directed, will be exposed TO Pub-
liz Sale, at the Hotel of BENJAMIN y. Long
land, in the Village OF st. Georges IN Ked
Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Dela-
ware, on
FRIDAY. April 9th. 1877,
Atl o'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ
An the following described lots or pieces
of land situate in the village st, George
New castle County and state OF Delaware.
No. |. A lot fronting on DelaWaiestreet
fifty feet aud extending back AT ~ NJ al gies
wit, Della ware street aforesaid u Henry Il.
Pc s<arn's lot, bounded on the northeast by
SamueIS. Baluwins lot OH the southwest
hy James GOrman's lot containing seven
thousand five hundred square teet OF iand
with q Drug store theron erected, NO. z.
| 4 Iot of lard on the east corner formed by
| the junction OF the eD;laWars Cl,y roaa WIN ~!
the Odessa road, IN said village OF st.
Georges as follows. to wit; Beginning AZ
| the junction of The aforesaid roads ana
running thence with the Odessa ROAD south
| tDry segrees east one hundred and hieen
# e,. thence north forty seven and three
fourth degr ee. east eighty. four 70 ty. eight
one hundredths feet, thence north
forty two one quarter degrees
west one hundred and fifty feet to tn.
aforesaid Delaware City rod, thence with
fourth dcgrs es west eighty feet to the place
| OF beginning, containing twelve thousand
three hundred square feet more or less with
u store house and dwelling thereon erected
No. 3. A lot of land in tha said Village OF
st Georges bounded on the south by Maine
street on the west by Second street. on the
east by land of Saml B. Sut on and more
particularly described as follows TO VIII
Begin"ing at a point on Main street, forty.
two feet three Inches from the corner OF
said Main street and Second street, thence
along said street the same distance to Sec.
Ond street then e north foIty-nine and
three fourth degrees east one hundred and
thiriA zone feet 10 other land OF Frederick
G. sutton, thence sontheaste:ly and paral.
: lei with Main street torty-two feet three
u inches thence sOltherly and parallel with
, Second street ffy-t~o and One-half de
, grceS west Que hundred and thirty-ohc fee
! TO the place Of bfgtnning. be The SAME
mere or less, with the building thereon
erected,
G SFlzeI and taken in execution rs tht
q property of Albert n. sutton, and sold by
a ISAAC CRUDE. Sheriff,
. sherlfI's Office, New Castle, April 6. 1917.
: apr, il-3tw-ts
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Minor Locals,


One more week for April.
Sun rose at 5.13, sets at Gas.
The liquor business is on the decline, so
say the temperance advocates.
The Quaker Assemb1y's Ball, Friday April
9th. Grand march $50 o'clock sharp.
If you want to hear loud and sonorous
prayer. just drop into the City Hall today.
A lumber raft for H. Tatnall & Co.,
arrived yesterday at their lumber yard at
the foot Of Market street.
We were sorry to see how the ladies were
caught yesterday in sudden shower OF
rain. They did not run, but literally flew
for protection.
The farmers ought to be satisfied now
with the amount of rain received. The
business men did not like it for cent. 1t
stopped trade they say.
A most pleasing variety of boys clothing
of all" sizes and styles, are now to be seen
at the Boston One Price Clothing House, 2l3
Market street.
Lovers will be delighted TO know that the
trees on Delaware avenue are puttisg on
their gayest garb to shelter them from the
rays Of scorching sun.
It makes no matter what you want In
heway of gents furnishing goods for little
cash, just call at the One Price Clothing
House, 313 Market street. The visit will
pay you.
The greatest variety Of Spring styles arc
to be found at the Boston One Price Clothing
House, 2l3 Market street. The cheapest
and best suits can be had here for little
money. Call.
There will be full dress uniform inspec
tion of the American Rifles, May7. Thsy
will to morrow attend 0 80 o'clock divinI
service at N. E. Union Church, in uniform
carrying side arms.
Delegates from st. Johns Commardery r
A.Chapter No4 entertained Mr.. W. II. Nav
gentleman of the order from St. Louis
The evening was spent in social chat an
at late hour they wended their way home
War, and rumor of war. The bear an
gobler are about to hug each other. s
do the young ladies and their beaus whe
they are alone, and on such occasions the
like to have a pretty foot and show II
Now in order to have pretty loot you mus
have q pretty shoe to fit 1t. The plac
where you can get that shoe and get
cheap, better than all, is at the Clay, @
House boot and shoe emporium. Come an
see for yourself. Kept by John E. Mon
gomery, No. sos King street.
Reliance Active ball took place last nigl
iu Prof. Webster's dancing academy. II
room was beautifully and tastefully deco
ated with flags of all nations. Under ii
efficient master Of Ceremonies, Mr..
Duncan, the dancing commenced, and t
ladies and gentlemen intermingled
delightful mazes, to the infinite pleasure
former Floor Manager F. Kelly, 8
by D, A. McCullin and James Ka
duty most efficiently and every Q
pleased with the nights pleasure.
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rHERlrF'.5 SALE,

Nv virtue of writ of venditioni expo.
nas to me directed will be exposed TO
public Sale at the Gilpin House, Kept by
George Whitfield, in the city, hundred and
county of New Castle, State OF Delaware
THURSDAY, DAY.; May :, 1871
The following described Real Estate, viz.
Those two certain lots, pieces or parcels
of land as follows. go. I-Ail that certain
lot Of land situate in the city hundred anu
and county Of New Castle, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at stake
on the west side OF Young street corner
for land OF John Menry and running
thence with line parallel win stoheham
street aud with a line of John Henry's
land south 81 degrees west LID feet 10
another corner for lauds OF John Henry at
a street laid out 80 feet wide, thence there
Nv and parallel with Young street kouih
X degrees east rs feet to corner ior land
| line and parallel with the f1rst line nortli
" degrees east lis feet to the southWes!
side Of Young street, thence with the s:iid
side of Young street south % degrees W.sl
% feet to the place OF beginning, wan
frame building thereon.
No. AN that certain lot of land stu.
ated in the city OF New Castle. county Q
New Castle and Stale Of Delaware, :lnt
now or formerly bounded and describe
as + llow., to WIZ Beginning at a poln
on the westerly SIDE OF Young stleeI ~ VI
line of land dividing the land OF Hugl
McGovern aud John Henry, thence run
Ming by the said side Of the said street il
soutHerIy direction 3 feet, thence IN
westerly direction and parallel with tn
said division line and 8 leet distant there
, Fl ON zG feet, thence in northerly dlret
, tion and parallel with Young street fee
: f. the dividing line aforesaid, thenc
thereby in an easterIy direction 26 feet
the said side OF Young street and place
beginning, be the 1ame whaL it may. :,
seized and taken into execution as tt
property OF Hugh McGovern, ana 10
sold by ,p,,o, e,,,p
sheriff's Office, New Castle, April IL, 1877
| anlHiG.
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Cor0ner's Inquest.

The Coroner held an inquest yesterday
at noon on the body of Emma Vincent, aged
s months. The jury rendered the verdict
that her death was eau used from paralysis
followed by convulsions.
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ap17.my1
Religious.

"The temperance revival, its good points
and perils, and the duty of the Church anu
Christians in relation to It," will DC the
subject of Rev. DR.. OTIS sermon IN the
West Presbyterian Church on Sunday, eVen-
ing. The public generally are invited.
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CEND 25c, to g. p. ROW ELL q co New
- York, for pamphlet of 100 pages, contain.
ny lists OF 5000 newspapers, and estimates
hOWing cost dvertisiu9.
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SHFRIFFS SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE,

BY virtue Of a writ Of Levari FacIas IN y,
directed, Will be exposed to Public Sal me .s
the LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal ShinIav u ~ !
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip. in the citv of u.,,} IN
mington, in New Castle county. Delawws1,al1t Hl WI
WEDNESDAY, APRIL rs 1872
at2 O'Clock. p, m,
The following described Real Estate wi. .
All that certain lot or p ece OF land si,un. v,1
in the city of Wilmington. aforasasss!s as!s
bounded and described "a follows wtIessic. to 'a't
Beginning on the Westerly Side Of ~ W.! wv
street at s, feet q inches wide at tha AIs d;s
tance of A feet from the southeriy side Wv: '.
Front street, thence north 6S degrees s'Is M,o o.
II feet six inches TO stake a feet fro..t fr.st
said side of Front street, thence soutS o% y.
degrees and half west 20 feet to lina ~ J.
other land of said Fargarlt Young fhansCa. y.
along q line there of south IS degrees snss sase
II feet six inches to said side of King strss, eas
thence the, eby north 80 degrees east See, y,
feet to the place OF beginning. be tbs 1s con. ~
tents thereof what 1t may. ~0u'
Seized and taken in execution as n.
property of Margaret Young. deceassaSaV sSV
John Young. Adm. OF Margarer Yonna
deceased), and to be sold by NNs'
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff
aheriff's Office. New Castle, Ami Z 49,
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Bv virtue of a writ of Levari Facias 20
me directed, will be exposed 10 raoic nc
sale, at The hotel of Benz ~ Long ana III III
the village of St. Georges in Red Lion
hundred, New Castle county, Delaware
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CHERlFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ of Levari Facias, to ND
directed, will be exposed to Public ssle, A
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip. in the city Of will
mingtOn, in New Castle county, Delaware
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sHERIFEs SALE.
cHERIFF's SALE,

By virtue ofa, writ of Levarl Faclas to me
directed will be exposed to pubic sale, ,t ~
Sept s by George W. ortlip in the city Of
Wilmington New Castle County, DELAWARE
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FRIDAY. May 4th. 1S77.

at O'CLOCK, y. LII.
The following described real estate, VIZ
All that certain plantation or tract OF
land living and being in the hundred OF keu
Lion, in the county Of New Castle and State
of Delaware aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning AZ
large. poplar tree standing in the south
side of Coxe's Neck Road and which is al"
90 a corner of land heretofore of John A.
Permission thence with the land late OF
the said John A Pennington south four De-
grees and three-quarters OF degree, east
one hundred and ninety perches TO St.
Georges creek thence up the said creek
nv the several courses thereof about two
hundred perches to the mouth Of q ditch
m the land late of Enoch Thomas, deceas-
ed thence along the land late OF the said
f Thomas, deceased, aud by land formerly
of Lewis Reece north thirty-nine and one
fourth degrees, west fifty and stxth-tenths
| nerches to corner OF land late OF the said
| Lewis Reece: thence north sixty-slx and
two,tenths perches to corner for land
late of Thos. Booth, now Samuel B. SUIT
ton: thence north twenty-four and one"
fourth degrees, east sixty-three and four
tenths perches to a stone six-teDths east OF
a stone in line of land late of Henry Grin'
dage, now of Anthony NJ. Higgins !; thence
north twenty and three fourth degrees
east flfty-fve and eigth-tenths perches tt
the Coxe's Neck road aforesaid; thence
along said road eighty-three and one
fourth degrees east eighteen and one-iourtl
perches; thence south eighty-four degrees
east one hundred and twelve perches t.
| the place of beginning. Containing on
hundred ard ninety one acres OF land, b
the same more or less. 49,
:, No. ALI that certain brick dwellin
house with the lot of land thereunto belong
} ing situated in the village OF st. George
in Red Lion hundred and county aforesal.
aud which is bounded as follows that
to say by the State road or street, by land
formerly OF Henry Grindage, now OF AL
thony NJ. Higgins, and by other lands q! :;
the said Samuel B. Sutton, containin
q about seven acres, more or l"ss., ,,
e Seized and taken in execution as IL
2 property of Samuel B. Sutton and MAJ
j Ann his wife, and t. t's. and to be sold
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriF's Office, New Castle, April IS, lo7
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

as io me directed, will be exposed to Pub
lie Sale, at the Hotel Of BENJAMIN =. Long, s,
land, in the Village OF st. Georges IN Red
Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Deia'
ware on
The Morning herald., 1877-04-21

Nv virtue of writ of venditioni expo.
mas to me directed will be exposed 10
Public Sale at the Gilpin House, kept by
George Whitfield, in the city, hundred and
county of New Castle, State OF Delaware,
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~,HERIFF'S SALE.

sherif's Office, New
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
LATEST LOCAL.

NICHOLAS FETsCH, tailor, made an as
sigument to-day IN avor Of his creditors
to john Burgoyne, Jr.
A TONsORIAL outfit, together with az
assor ment of wearing apparel, was
picked up this morning III front Of 3sA
West Ninth street, and taken 10 ane
Central Station.
HIRAM STEPHENSON. business man
of Jackson County, OaIo, fled his voIan-
tary petition in bankruptcy in the iit-
ed States Circuit Court this morning.
Liabilities, 500; assets, $3 100.
JOHN s. ANDREWS, engineer OF the
Southern Ra lwAy, VINO was st uoE last
Thursday, near IA on Station, while nu
his engjre, win rock thrown by Some
young scoundrel, died to-1ay at noon HI
his hume in Ludlow, KY.
JAMES B. GRoOMEs, a machinist, re-
siding at No. Is Betts street, was arrest
ed on a warrant this morning sWOrn ont
by A. Hammill, the portrait painter, vi
Fourth street, charging him with steal
ing a Dox contalning SEJJ in money.
i rr2ere Is ii long and sad story connected
| with the case, and the reputation of ssT-
eral Individuals is at stake.
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.
SENATOR BUTLER,

cpeSlhl w we star
SENATOR BUTLER,
" AsHINGTON, Dec. I.-General NJ. G.
Butter, the new Senator from South
Caroline, made his DEBUT in the Senate
Saturday, upon motion for commit
tee OF investigation into the lying charge
made AGAINST him by Mr.. Edmunde, OF a
bargain with Patterson. Nothing could
have been managed with better taste
and judgment than Buffers motion. He
speaks tiuently, and bore himself with
dignity and moderation.
THE MEXICAN BORDEN
The committee appointed by the Sem
ale 70 investigate the Mexican border
troubles met Saturday, and will meet
again this afternoon. Some Of the Dem.
ocratic Senators complain that the COM
mittee is made up o. Republicans who
hate the AdminiBtratio and Of two
! Democrats who voted with Conkling To
defeat the President on the subject oil
! the New I Ork nominations. Tney say
that the movement is Il raid on the Ad.
ministration, that the minority Is not
represented at all, and that COnkling
was allowed to name the whole com.
| mlttee,
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tice OF Appe.i sitting at pupitn, o"1'
again 2nama, Vertef Un tbe Ccunc': OF
Irish Lawn porting. Tue case Def9rs
the Court ras an appeal IRON decree
Of the Vice Chancellor. The Lord Chan-
cellor and the Lord Justice cOncurreo IN
censuring the Vice Chancellor's decree,
but the latter said he would not state
his reasons publicly. lie had placed
them in the Lord ChancellOrs hands,
but II he were to state them in court,
probably In week or two version OF
them, resembling in type and pattern
the Lewis, case, would be soll to the
solicitors. He had expressed himself
plainly, and the Council OF Law Report
Ing knew all about it. The things ap-
pearing under his name IN their publica-
tlon were not what he had said, but hal
lueinatlOns, II nothing worse, of the
councils employees. They would be
more suitably placed in comic than ln
a legal journal. The council are to hold
meeting to consider what action they
shall take.
Grievances-There are signs OF revolt
in the Irish poOr-law unions against
what ls hnnwn as the contriSutarY rate
under the National School teachers Ire
land) Act. In Downpatrick resolution
has been carried pOstpOning the cOnsid-
Grafton Of the question, in the belief that
her Majesty's Government will bring in
a Dill next session 10 amend the act.
Damages for Railway Accident-At
NeWtOWnards, CouDy Down, a Court OF
Arbitration awarded the sum OF t270 to
the wife Of road contractor, named
Brown, who had . of her arms ren.
travelling on the Bei aSt & CoInty Down
Railway, between Downpatrick and
COmber, last July. The Board OF Trade
sent down Colonel Rich to report on
the accident.
Serious Defalcations-The Cork mag
lstrates have for several days been ell
gagged IN an inquiry into charges pre-
ferred against Patrick OHerliby by HIS
employer, Mr.. Herbert Baldwin O'Sulli'
van, butter merchant. The fraudulent
! transactions have been going on since
| the year 1868, when MIR. O'SulIlvan re-
| tired from the act We management OF the
! firm, leaving OH rlihy to manage the
business for him. O'Herlihy continued
TO represent to lis employer that tht
business was p cspering. A short time
ago Mr. O'SulliYan became aware tha
the debt at the bank had been more aseu
to tl0, 900, but accepted O'HerlIhy's ex
plauation that there were assets to meet
the liability, and that the money was
gwen in advance to farmers, who woulG
pay it of in butter at the end OF The sea
| son. The bank debt further increased
Notwithstanding that MI. Uoulttvau
had wiped out e., ,000 of it, and on an ex
animation OF the fairs OF the firm defai
cations 10 the extent OF $4,000 were dis
covered. During the Progress of the III
qury fresh cases OF frau i and eu.bezz g.
mens were brought to light. On Mon
day, when the case was about 10 be re
sumed, the defendant did not appear
ana it was afterwards ascsrtaipeQ tina
lie mad absconded.
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More Art Enter.uimme emts.

Mrs. Caroline Brooks is In the city to
make, at an early day, an exhibition OF
her new "Iolanthe," and also to give ex-
hibitiOns OF her work in modelling in
butter. These exhibitions nave created
great interest wherever they nave been
given and al her home in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Brooks will this time, as she a.
ways has been, be more cordially well
coined than anywhere else. Her object
just now is to put her new "IolantneT'
III marble to take to the Paris EXposf-
ton. In this c0mmendabie Vii ndtrtaking
she deserves The encouragement of all
Americans. The time and place OF her
exhibitions will hereafter be annou aced.
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by combination of hitherto diverse ell
ements to bring forward new Senate
rial candidate at the right m0meRt who
will sweep the track. The informer
says he is not permitted to give names,
nor facts In detail, as the plan is known
to but small ring; but that enough
strength has been secured to make the
project success. The "dark horse in
the underbrush" is a man VINO will be
entirely acceptable to the Democracy,
but one whose name has not yet beeh
mentioned in connection with the place.
HON. JOHN FEHRENBATCH,
formerly of Cleveland, now OF Cincln-
natl, is in the city. Ae was appointed
Steamboat Inspector for the Seventh
District last summer, entered on the
duties of his office, tailed OF confirmation
at the extra session, and 10 here TO
know why this is thus. He is a
thoroughly competent individual, was a
member OF the last Ohio Legislature,
and will no doubt be confirmed pretty
soon. He intends to make the Queen
City his future home.
sUEDRY ITEMS.
senator Conkling says he has no fight
with the President, that it is only with
Secretary EVarts VINO is trying to turn
Conklng's lTlehQs OUT OF ONCE 1ne
REPUBLICAN party needs little recon-
ciliation In it's own ranks. 1t ought to
heal up its dissensions or the Democ-
racy Will profit by them.
Senator Matthews is adding to
| his reputation as an orator and
public speaker every time he gets
on his feet in the Senate. He is
admitted to be very brilliant as we'll as
logical in his speeches.
mir. rhurman's friends say he is get.
ting liberalized on the silver question
very rapidly. He is solid old states
man, one of the sturdiest ones on the
fuol-a perfect chunk Of wisdom.
CINCINNATI.
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ROMANTIC MARRIAGE,
A German Girl and Her Tvsn
Lovers.


Elizabeth Hanes is sprigh.Iy young
German girl, who few weeks age ieft
her dear Fatherland and crossed the
broad Atlantic to find home in this
oity.
While on board the ship she fell in
love with young German, who was en-
dowed with considerable Of this worlds
goods. Her dream OF love did not last
long, however, for she had another lover
waiting for her, VINO had sent word to
Germany for her to come over and Join
him. On her arrlVa, the lover whom
she met on the ocean was for sakeu for
her former swain, whose name is VIII
helm Edmund Schuman. An exptaa2-
ton ensued between the trio, ami the
result was that Wilhelm ,was conceded
the right 70 bear OF his dear little LIZ
zie.
The other lover, however, accompaE-
leu them to this city, and this mOrniHg,
throwing away all fond hopes OF being
united to his darling, escorted Llzzse
and Wilhelm to the Probate Court. He
explained to Clerk Rechtin that the
twain who were with him wanted u
marriage license, aud that at once.
The demand was complied with, and
after the rejected lover had bestowed a
blessing on the couple, lett the room all
proc eded to r v. POhlmeyePS church
on Main street and Mchicken avenue.
where Wilhelm and L,zzte were irmlS
bound in those bonds (which no man
should rend asunder." Lover No. 1 dfI
not seem to take the matter to heart
much, for he acted as groomsman Tor tifs
happy couple, and when he found ra1t
they were luan aud wife departed, aflea
paying all the expenses Incurred Nv -
EoWLv r~arrie1 cVunl'
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8. G. Williamson and wife are at thu
Burnet.
j. b. Milton, United States Navy, is a
guest at the Hotel Emery.
Major General Ord and stan passed
through the city yesterday on their WAY
to the Rio Grande, Texas.
Mrs. P. B. Wilbur, widow OF the late
DR.. Wilbur, is said to have big chances
to succeed Gustav Wahle in the Post
office.
R.v. Samuel Benedict, DID,, late rec
tor OF st. johns Church, Savannah, Ga,
was received as reolor of st. PauPs
Church, this city, yesterday.
Mis-, Lille Swinney, of Coving toD, hos
received four weeks engagement wltA
nj Manager ElIsLer, ut Cleveland. she
plays tomorrow in "AlladdiM.1
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N0tiOuA ASsoS12b0u I Tts5 W Inc SLhE.
BosToN, Dec. I7.-Y esterday being the
seventeen birthday OF The poet Whittier
the Sunday papers devoted a good deal
of space to eulogistio sketches Of his
life and labors, and number OF dis
courses suitable to the occasion were
delivered IN this city and otner cities
and towns of the Commonwealth.
About year and a half ago, mer.
chant Of Keen, n. H., named Foster,
was found in the street during the night,
and after investigation it WAS decided
10 be case of suicide. About ten days
ago, however, a negro named Hamilton
was arrested In New Orleans and found
10 have on his person an Oud-.ellow's
badge and other small articles which
belonged to Foster. Officers went on
and brought the negro to Keen yester.
day. Hamilton's record is bad.
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NatI0nAI AssOClated PlesS 20 the Staf.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Dec. 1.-THE
vote Of the Board Of Education of this
city, at their last meeting to exclude
the Bible from the Public Schools. and
that no religious exercises whatever
should be allowed, has caused consider.
able excitement. Hon. N. d. Sperry,
Postmaster OF this city, delivered VERY
able, address last night at the Church OF
the Koaeaner against the action OF the
School Board. The audience rsom was
well filed.