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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Augustus Weolley, formerly cigar
merchant of this city, and who has been for
some time IN Florida. ID now on : visit to
this city. He will remain here some time.
he has fine grove of oranges growing ID
Florida. He has brought ON . large con.
sIgnment of Florica moss.
DR.. John Cameron, Of this city, leaves to.
day for New York, where he will embark
for Charleston, 3. g. He will be sbsent
about three weeks, during which time he
will visit Savannah, Ga. ..1s 4. ao y
VIM. N. Knight and John M. Miller, are
candidates for the Democrats Senatorial
nomination from Cecil county, Nd.
DR.. R. G. Nackall, of Elkton, delivered
the address before the literary societies of
Washington College, Chestertown, Nd, on
Tuesday lat.
Father Christy, formerly of the Pittsburg
Catholic, and known IS the Fighting
Chaplain" is located at Columbus, Ohio.
Miss E. johnson, daughter of the editor
of the Easton Ledger, has been recently
married to Mr.. William Powell.
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CITY NOTES.

Tickets for the Ku,gnts of Pythias excu,s
sion to Cap Nay, which will 70 along with
Gouley's, may be had at 600 Market street.
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Co., of this
city, have just received the contract for the
building of another large ferry beat, for one
of the ferry companies of New York.
The James & wsbb's printing establish.
ment, Was bought, yesterday morning, at
Sheriff. sale, BY Hickman James, st $14,-
81. avid H. o#H
The new military organization will meet
this evening. .... .. -,...Y9. -.
The employees Of the p, W. & B R. r.
department, will give their fourth grand
Moonlight Excursion down the bay, on
July 23d on the steamer 8. M. FELTON,.
The Weccacoe Active picsnic will take
lace at Rosendale Park, on Thursday next.
It will be carried much farther back.
One of our large machine shops, whose
rank is deservedly celebrated, have had to
get two other machine shops in this city to
help them out with their work.
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. aERIFF'S SALE.

CaERlFF's SALE. ...
~ virtue of a writ Of Levari Faclas. to
me- directed. will oe exp SD 10 Public
dessa, in It. george 8 Hundred, New Castle
county, Del, on S' 's
TUESDAY, the slst day of JULY, 1877.
att O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following descr bel Real Estate. viz.
All that Farm Or Tract Of Land situate.
lying. ami bein in ppoquinimink HID ,
II the county of New Castle, and State Of
Delaware being part Of tue oriei"sl tract
cIl,ed Popl rHill and which part Is bound
ed and described as follow ,t'-wit Begin
'iing at q stake stone in the state RoAo
at Matthews corner and at the Junction O.
the road Leading from said road tn iaylor't
9d"g 'ees vert lS5 10 Pc ches t. Q smn'
thence by land of The he'' Of John Lyman
decd 8 nth rs degrees east 4 p rches 10 q
stake, lhel,ce by lis+ dividi' Y the ortsi
nal tract south S9l2 2Jegrees east to take
the public road leading !, rsy'"r's sS Bridge
ab VI - o- 10 perches TO stake, 1hei ce UP
said road MOI tn u .eg west 81 i.D erches
tDa st ke thence up said road nor'h n
leg west " S-lU perc es 20 q stone OppOsl't +
10 the road lea trg to Tuom's' ID nR
thence still up said road north M dee
oad af ,resa d, and the place Of h. ginning
containing one hundrei and ry.ntne
acre, two quarter and twelve perch. Of
land. ore or less &c. ii..,
ne z, NJ t ken In execution as the p o
oerly Of James v. Moor and Rache
Moore, his wife and william vande .riit
D. ''' anu 10 isl ise y 6 aRuBR. sheriff,
sberiff's Once, New castle. July 9. 1877.
ju1n.tS
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FOREIGN.
MEXICO.

A Washington despatch is as follows:
Official reports from Ord state that the
Mexican General Trevino, by direction Of
his Government, has Withdrawn from the
agreement entered into between them in
gard to cooperative movements against
Mexican raiders. The effect of this with
drawal will be to give force to the previous
instructions to Trevino to resist any ain
tempts on the part Of the AmeIscan COM
msnder to pursue raiders across the border
by the force. The subject will be q matter
of immediate consideration. n.
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SHERIFF SALES.
CHERICF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of venditioni expo
mas to me directed will be exposed to
Pubic Sale at the Lefay cite Hotel, No. 81
Shipley street; kept by George w. Ort.ip,
In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware. on
SATURDAY, Juy %, 1s7,
at O'Clock. P. M,
The following desert ibt d Real Estate, viz;
All that Tract or parcel OF Land VI James
W. Thompson, M. ~. situate in Whining
ton. New castle county. anu State OF u ia-
ware, to wit; Beginning at staAe On the
easteriy side 81 Orange street, at distance
Of 81 feet and 3 inches from the souths ri y
side Of Twelf h stl eet, thence easterly and
parallel with 1welf h sire t seventy .thres
feet to the west. riy side Of a four aud hall
feet wide alley, leading iLto Twelfth street,
theuce by the said side Of said alley south
erly thirty four feet o sIaRe thence west
erly and parallel with the first describen
line and with 1--WE lfth street, seventy three
,eet to the easter,y sl.e OF Oran-e street
an thence there by northerly thirty tour
,eet to The p ace " beginning, be The con
tents tber. OF what they may.
Seized and taken In exee. tiOn as the pro-
perty OF James w. thompson, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBBs Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle. july 8, lS77.
jy0.ts I'D. -.
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BASE BALL,

The game with the Defiance Club, Of
Philadelphia, will surely come off this af>
ternoon. This is expected to be the most
interesting game Of the season, and shonld
cause large attendance. sfa-ss
The Quickstep's expect to play the Va.
than, of Camden, N. j tomorrow, and
with the Athletics, on Friday. The day
upon which games will be played, white
flag will be displayed on the street cars.
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DOMEs sTIC.

SECRETARY EvARTs AND ATToRNBY-aRN.
- ERAL DRvBNs ON A PLEASURE TRIP.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Secretary Evarts
and Attorney General Devens, who are the
guests of Mr.. Kei,m Washington cores
poDdent, are on tour through the agricul-
tural and mining sections of Eastern Penn
sylvrnia, left here this morning in Colonel
Thomas A scott's private car attached to
the limited express. At Baltimore the car
will be detached and conveyed by special
engine, via the Northern Central Railway,
to York and Columbia, and thence by the
Pennsy ylvania Railroad to Philadelphia,
where they will quarter at the Continental
Hotel about P NJ.
1 The visit ia entirely of social character,
and will be 90 maintained throughout the
entire trip.
CALL FOR BONDS.
A call will be made to-day by the Treas
ury Department, for go, 100000 bonds
Treasury officials state that an additional
call to the $40 600, 900 bonds to be called te
day, will be issued shortly.
DEATHS FROM AN EXPLOSION.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 16.-Tbos. Rebn
and Henry Hsimsbach, two Of the men in
jured BY the explosion at Kiessr's nines q
Saturday, have since died. N.
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CHEklFF'S SALE.

- :" - " : -ss--a 3.
BY virtue ofa writ of venditioni exponas
to me directe5, wall be exposed to Publ {
Sale at he Lafayette Hotel Al lpley
street, kept by george W. Ortlip. In the
clt, Of Wilmington, New Castle count,
Delaware. tn
SATURDAY, 2sth day Of JULY. .AD. 1,77,
at 2oclock, P. M,
rhe following described Keal Estate, viz,
All that certain harf Property, aDd lot
OF lani. with the buildings. Marine Rail-
way and Machinery, thereon Aitu t d, In
the City of Wilmington, New Castle COu.'
ty, and state Of DelaN are bounced and
descr b d as follows. 10 W.T., btginnt, 6 al y
point IN q line OF land. now or ate Uf J"hn
A Ba rls, anOut 20 feet from the easteriy
-ido Of orange ST. eet, and eigntv nine 90
'eeL from the sOutherIy side Of Wafer Ut
tGence easterly along Barris'S land "Dd
parallel with Waite street. 80 feet west dock
Or former y frederick L.Ona1ds line;
hence south II deg. west to what WAS or.
merly low ~ater lDarS now to the inter
ectiOn O. Shipley st, ct thel CO by the line
Of m pley street. s"utherly to Inc whrr
l,ne as laid d wn b> the saiu city theme
| along chrlstiana River westerly 78 feet IN
nore or less, to O line Of land now or late
Of aid Harris q ID thence thereby north
cry parallel to Oranga treet; 10 The plac,
,.f b"gInning, be the contents what they
may.
zed and takenfin execution as the .,ro
ptrty Of John 4 Harris, q IL OBJ sOi BY
ISAAC 4KU 6B, sheriff,
sheriff's Office, New Castle. July 8, 1877.
iy9.ts
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THE JEFFERSON CLUB.

The Jefferson Democratic Club held their
election last night, for the ensuing year.
President, James Megary; Vice>President
Merris Taylor; Recording Secretary, J. G.
Fsrra; Corresponding Secretary, W. H.
Stuart Treasurer, q. J. Crippen Marshall
Frank Buckman; Executive Committee,
Thomas I. Russell, William Kyne, Thomas
C. Douds. After the election, the club and
the press repaired to Robinson's Ice Cream
saloon where justice was done to the ex-
cellent cream at that resort.
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THE EAsTERN WAR,

NIKOPOLIS CARTURED.
BUCHAREST, July 18.-The Russians yes
'erdsy occupied the heights commanding
Nikopolis. The Turks to day abandoned
and the Russians occupied Nikopoiis.
4 IN BULGARIA.
A Times despatch from Pers, confirmed
~ aDo'h her despatch from Adrianople, state 6
hat Bussian force (estimsted at 10000,
but destitute of artillery has occupied the
rundja valley. and that the Cossack ad-
vance guard has reached Jeni Saghra, =
railway station half way between Jsmboli
and Adrianople, and are attacking the town
which is occupied by two bsttalions OF
Turks.
IN ASIA MINOR.
General Tureukassotf reports that he
found the town Of Bayszid destroyed, and
the atmosphere 90 offensive from dead
bodies that IL 10 impossible to remain in the
place. In the Caucasus the Russians have
assumed the offensive against the insur-
gents. The Russians still hold Ardahan
but It is reported that the Russians have
fallen back from Batoum with q rumored
intention of joining General Melikoff ir
another invasion of Armenia. There is 6
Turkish report that Ismsil Pasha has in
vaded Russian territory and advanced 81,
miles towards Tifls. -.. . ..
Two Constantinople correspondents O
the Times concur In the following state
ment :-"Hobsrt Pasba had long inter
view with the Sultan yesterday, who CAV,
him permission to command an expedition
to the Black Sea, with complete liberty o
action" -.
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French Street Wharf,
MORNING,
.A2g2xSk M 1877.

at 5 A. M, on steamer for Camden, from
thence by rail to the ocean for Ocean Grove
and Asburv Park. allowing messengers
there hours, Long B.anch N mrs !,
home at IOH in the evening On this de-
Il ,htful tr p, viii In the cars, you pass
Mopm ,uth, also Monmouth Peach, sea
8 ae of cnarming villas and cottages next
Sea Erignt. overlook ing the ocean with
c,ttsges then run on Rer nrcW scs,csv sio a. ..
hundre feet wide on the left with nun er-
ous b.,ats IN it's b 8 m, while on the ri kht
old ocean lashes The Railroad banK. as the
cars speed along. Reyo' the river the
much admired High 'aDds WIN . rugged ,nos SIDE e
it's shores and the oce n ON the right so
near some places that 1t washes the Rail
Road bank as the cars g. eed along Beacon
Hiii Llxht c,nes iu view on u hill three
hundred feet high, 10 be seen sixty mil
AS Sandy Hook is neared, the Excursion.
ists viii prerar4 to embark GU the beauti-
ful and large steamer empire STATE, ier a
twenty nile ride over the Sound, and up
Narrows to New YOtR.
Rockaway, oney Islahd F." Lafaye IT,,
Fort Ham ltou, Fort Richmond, and Fort
TOmpkils. rhe Na'roWs is entered the
Il lis of staten Island Pay Eidge stu lded
with vi las Long Island -hore with densc-
Is and with old Castle William on the
fo,+sro4nh. ard on the boat goes a nntil d, tne ne
Hudson Kiver is reaened. and 10 1t to Pier
No. 8. thsu land for a view OF New York.
The UN p'iHD G. n N BAND will 40
cors papy the Excursion.
Ref eshme. is on <he boat going and re.
turning, T.. ~ g. TggL ~
Tickets to Ocean Grove. Asbury
Park, aWd Long Branch, " 90
New York, SVe
CHILDREN HALF PRICE. +
lFNo unruly person allowed on board
as order ID our motto
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RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.

The stockt olders of the Delaware West
ern Railroad Company will hold meeting
at the office in this city this morning at 10
O'Clock, for the purpose of considering and
voting for the adoption or rejection of an
agreement entered into by the Board Of
Directors Of the company for the consolida-
tion of the corporation with the Delaware
Western Railroad Company of Pennsylvania
A similar meeting will be held at Lsnden'
berg, the terminus of the road In Chester
county, Pa, and the consolidation will thez
have been effected. ....e. .-4....,,.... .....
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CITY HALL MEETING.

The Gospel Temperance meeting, af City
Hall, last night, was led by DR.. Hicks.
Prayer was offered by Geo. Day, and ad-
dresses were made by Mr.. Foster, H. W.
Morrow, Rev. G. F. Sheppard and James
Hargis. DR.. Hicks made few remarks In
History of this meeting and it's results
Meeting this evening in the tent at 4th and
Lombard streets. Addresses may be ex.
pected by Rev. s. E. Barrett, w. h. Eng
land and others.
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A SINGULAR COINCIDENCE.

At Christ P. e. Church, Easton, there
we're both funeral and wedding last Tues
day morning. The two events came 60
close together that the funeral procession
entered the church, almost as soon as the
wedding party had left It. Two of the
gentlemen who were ushers at the wedding,
we're also bearers at the funeral.-[St. MI.
ehael's Comet.
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nm W.

,,rtue u ! writ X Levari Facias sott to
gGarv.,S{9 80{9ls 6al shipley st ee
~ SrSa ~. l)ftlin, in the city OF
sstoS 1l1ls County, DeiawaIe
ksp 4. 4: n; p. 1871.
.,-,,.. n = !. SSscrtbSd seal Estate, VIZ:
\. " sI,, IVA 6fs Land. si'uale IN M
TN ssrSsm@ Y ~ be6nded Nd described
~ 'i IS y n (: Be2 2lnning at the NORM nad
M nf ailrin SVAnne, bet = cen hooo o a.
W NIX IN, = md vt the distance
HImd ~ NJ d fS1ty feet rom Lne
~ 7Ssds III SjIiney street. thence
M, " ~ ~ y III sdn.y stree one
;.is "a sfsst n 8 cDl thence Westerhls ah
4 4 fus{sf knf.v< ff.y feet to tht T.
- 2d~ - 1brfS M feet aud hVe ms;
\. .reas AZ y, a. s00ktfsrly along salo sue
n ! s,reet y ana parallel to the first men.
ura ~ II III ,due Htrret one huhdreG
tie sx,d side 0f Gi!stn avenur' ~ r. u
.tnsrsn east Svty 1ifty fe~t tothe place
Jana.ng ~ Ne stents wnat 'neS
5ass%, sssaoss, 'Sn as saS az 4sS. R&S,
stbrooK. his u11s.sna t. IT, ana 10 oe
IsA GRgBB, Sheriff. t.
3 - o6lSs Nm gsstle, July 8, 1877.
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TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.

The Christian Alliance held q meeting
last evening, in the Y. M. @. A. rooms.
1t wee decided TO procure chairs for the
tent, and If possible, have It in readines.
for meeting by Thursday evening. The
Alliance seeks to work in harmony with any
and all branches of the temperance move.
ment In the city.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education held their ara
uual stated meeting last night, for the ap.
poiutment Of teachers, for the Public
Schools, for the ensuing year 3D.
In ahe absence of the President, Mr.. Buck,
Mr.. Baird took the chair, with Mr.. Harlan
as Secretary, in place of Mr.. Cloward. -.
Mr.. Eckel presented the report of the
mittee..on Teachers, which is as follows:
That the lowest position in school No. Q
be left vacant for the present that the po,
sition in No. 5, made vacant by the promo
tion of Miss Mary A Jackson, be filed by
the promotion of Miss Sallie 8. Pugh, of
No. s; that the position made vacant by
the promotion of Miss Pugh, be filed by
the promotion of Miss Rebecca e. Brown,
of No.7; that Miss Addie Pearce, Of No.
10, be transferred to the position held last
year by Miss Alice Hazel, in No. 8; that
sallie A. Taylor, Of No. 1s, be transferred
10 the position of Assistant Principal, Of
No. z; that Miss Alice Hazel, Of No. s, be
promoted to the position held last year by
Mics Ida J. Armstrong, in No. z; that Miss
Susan J. Moore, of No. Is, be promoted to
position Of Assistant Principal of No. 8;
that Miss Ella F. Lloyd, of No. 8, be trans.
ferred to tho position of Assistant Princi-
pal of No. 70; that Miss Ami, Rauderitz-
ky, of No. 16, be transferred to the position
held last year by Miss Addie Pearce, in No.
10; that AIDA j. Armstrong, Of No. Z, be
promoted to the position of first Assistant
10 No. Is; that the position Of Assistant
Principal in No. 16 be left vacant for tho
present :. that Maggie Elias and Hannah T.
Harrigan, of No. 16, each be promoted one
place; that Joanna Matthews, from the
training school, be appointed to tho lowest
position in No. 16: that all the other teach-
ess in the employ of this Board, when the
schools closed in June last, be reappointed
to the positions which they held at that
time, and that the salaries of the first ASS
sistant in No. 1s, be $3.50, the regular sala>
ry of the first Assistant, instead of $500,
the salary paid to the teacher 10 that posi-
tion last year. '..
The Committee reported also that they
accept the following persons for one year,as
qualified as far a. scholarship 10 concerned,
to be appointed to teach in our schools:
Sallie z. Batten, Sallie NJ. Jones, Amelia
B. Watson, Annie E. Michener, Kate NJ.
Taylor, Sallie E Dennison.. ,..
Prof. Reynolds presented the following
resolution, which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Committee on
Teachers be instructed to give precedence
| 10 employment IN vacancies In our schools,
to those who have served out their regular
time; are recommended as well as qualified.
They shall appoint to these vacancies those
Iteschers 10 above in the regular Of their
graduation In our Training school, any res
olution to the contrary Notwithstanding.
After the adoption Of the above resolu.
tion, the report of the Committseon Tsach>
ers was brought up and app, owed, sitsr con-
sisrabls discuasion 4si5i.s Gu
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akIrp,B Bskf1

: ',,,tas Il y reya,, zsa.ss Tso'as
M sffSe I. n 8bf III ssenrge W. ortl p,
y. =, ossy ~ ys n1tAstOn, New Casiie
{! DslsNa Y @ 4, ,,,v 4. DIST.
- 1 o'el6G =. M,
sc,,cv.t ~ Il ia Real Estate viz:
II II Ss,3fIs 1T u 61f&hd with q Frame
ND fhsfAo1 sEeet4t 81 u+le IN IN !,
,Wilrni ~ a. b6un1eu al" descr bed
~ NJ !. & . - y ang 1T t erOrnt ].
sss &c tss @s.sss!2 ssa!AsE'y sisy
arsw NJ m0V; 1iird N lsOn stree, th' nee
ssnnt6s srix 5lda az ~ nth sire, t, west !.
IssSSss u " line Of land late +
n 1y0I dec' u thepC- thereby sou . :
I'D paysilsi NJ nut sire ~, y, ssUentf !" o' I
. stysx.en fssR a. 6lk6 tide of LID rty st.
ia ma fheme tterehv norther,H
4 feet so TIA pleGe Of beginning, oe
I'M SHers6f Ik2E x1Sey may.
n, ss,a n EAn ~ exScutiOn a. the pro-
M MnrearSf sRu1Ql3er. lAle M.rgar.
,anS f1hn Batd32f her usba nd, and
90 Moflls is / oGaU BIB. snerlif.
esom6 gtle, July Y. 1877
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ASSAULT ON AN OLD LADY.

CHESTER, PA, July 16.-Lsst evening
three young men committed felorious as-
ssult on 3 wealthy maiden lady named
Sarah J.. Dicks, aged sixty yesrs, In the
woods near Upland, Delaware county. Jos.
Clowney, one Of the perpetrators, wss ar
rested, and crowd attempted to get pos
session Of him to lynch him.
DEATH FROM A BLOW.
New YORK, July 1s.-John Shelter, nv-
Ing in 6Sth street, assaulted 3 young son Of
Cherries :.Rademacher, neighbor, yestsr-
day, and when the latter interfered, knocked
him down. Rademacher sustained frac.
ture of the skull, and died soon after. Shelf
fer was arrested. s&E&5ss tt.J 4.
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Local Affairs.
TIE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board of Health held . regular stat.
ed meeting last night, President Roberts in
the chair. The regular routine business wa
tyansacted, but nothing of importance wae
brought before the meeting.
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THE SCHOOL CENSUS.

Mr.. ]. b. Rowlenson has finished taking
the school senses for the eastern district.
By bis report there are 300 children, over
llth street bridge, where new school has
been asked for. Mr.. Levi Springer will
have the western section finished this week,
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POLICE NEWS,

At the Police Court, last night, sallie
Kennard, colored for keeping house of III
fame, was fine $50 TO appear at Court, and
held in 500 bail to keep the pescs.
Ulysses Valentine for trespassing, was
required to pay costs.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-17

T w, JONES, ancy Uyers. Az N. From
u street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine s,reets, philadelphia. Ladtes' and
I tion lived or Cleansed Kid Shoes. Feath-
trs and Gloves Dyed or Cleansed.
ems" gssSss.;G
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By virtue Of writ of els. Levar Facias
10 me directed. will bo exposed TO Public
sale. at the lafayette Hotel, ,8il shirley st
kept BY ieorgs W. or1,liP IN me Gisy Of
on SATURDAY, 2sth day Of JULY, 1877,
at q o'clock, P. M,
phe following described Real Estate viz,
All that certain Lot Piece. or parcel OF
Land, sltule in the City of WILMINGTON
aforesaid, b Aunded as follows. Beginning
on the sssteTy ysres sas Of ae az
tancs of titty-four ieet aud three inches
rom nOrtherly side of Sth str e. at line of
lands ~ the es'ate If amuel cCaul'ey,
decd, (uumbered on the plotof 100 lots sold
S6s saS sS and a. % easas,lx aMs parals
with Sth street 80 feet to line Of land sold
and conveyed to 8. w. McNaull y, thence
"orth.r,y alOng line of Samuel W, Nc.
.auli.y. and land of Joseph Latertv, par
ael vi ssu Jseob sib 70 eden
thence with the same westerly parallel
with 9Th street 20 feet to the ato' e.aid
side Cf Spruce street, and thence therew1th
son,ueriy 81 eet to the piareof beginning.
No Also all tn 1t certain LOT OF land SIT
nate in the said City O. Wilmington. bound
q W. follows, to wit. Begiuniug att eeasl-
crly side o Kirkwood street. between 7ih
and 8tn streets, At the distance y ~ ieet
ON 'he southerly side g. sth streeg, M N. IN nee g
Inches to q corner thence northery ana
! parallel o Kirk WOO street 81 feet to cor
| p per thence westerly aud parallel to the first
| mentioueI line aud oth treet % teet and 3. 3.
| incnes TO the aforesaid easterly siGe OF
! Kirk wood street, and thencethec by south
erl, 81 fe t TO the place nf b'sInning, be
| the cont MS thereof what they may,
! Seized and taken IN OK :cuti n 90 Inc
] proper OF solomon Aarn, and George
Leonard &c, rgs n. Jonnson, reeet IA - 70 sp,s ~
sold by ,y..,op,,pp shsr,F
sheriff Office, New Cas- lie. July 9th, lS77,
j.0ts
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SATURDAY. July %, 1877,
Qt q O'clOck n m

SATURDAY. July %, 1877,
at O'CLOCK, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot or pie e OF and, sit
uated In the city of Wilmington. and
ourden and described as follows, to wit;
Beginni' z at the VI tersectiOn of southery
side of Eighth street win The westerly .ide
IF Poplar street, thence SOU heriy along
SAID siue of Oplar street 10 feet. more or
e y. to land of Jacob karch, ,hence " est
,rly 10, e said Karch land auo paraI u
wi b kighth STREET Is feet 10 stak 9, thence
northerIy and parallel with Poplar stree
by q line dividing this from other lands OF
the satu John b. d eyer, six feet, nor or
less, to ti afore 2, d side If Eighth street
ar d then ce thereby easterly alOugside O1
-ivbJh street etgt .een feet to the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof whai
they may.
It, d In the said City of w lmtngto" afoi e.
said, and de gribed ns follows, I" wit: ne
sir Mug on the southerIy side Of Eight
the westerly side Of Poplar street, theme
with h gh h street westerly sixt- en- feet
h nc sOutherly and parallel with Poplar
treet slAty feet from building line, thence
easter v pa, aliel with Fig ith st eet sixteen
fes t, thence n"rlherly sky feet to The
place of bexi ming, be the Contents thereof
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
uerty of John Carney, and 5aran, his wife
and t. t., and to b. sold bv .. ..,... .-.
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
sheriff,s Office. New Castle, July 8, LIT.
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