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The Turkish Peace Party Growing
stronger.
[special to the Democrat

l~peelal to the Dem mOcrat.|
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 1.-THE peace party
grows stronger. The Grand Vizier and Safvet
Pasha are very anxious to make peace before
fresh complications arise. At council held
last Monday, the Sultan himself proposed to
negotiate for peace. The adverse councils Of
Redif Pasha however prevailed, but il the
Asiatic campaign proves disastrous both the
Sultan and the nation will sue for peace.
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The President to Visit New Orleans.

We learn on the highest authority that Presi-
dent HAYES aud his wife will visit New Orleans in
February next, or, more Strictly tnas ne naa
promised to do 80. Should the Presidsnt hnd IL
convenient to come to New Orleans at that time,
he will fod our peopls in the fuil enjoyment OF
their Carnival feasts, and a gay I'D lively city.
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A Thames ROat.Race.

Special to the Dem ocrat.l
LONDON, June lin the >boat-race on the
Thames to-day for e2oo side, between T.
Blackman and Thos Higgins, the latter won
On foul. The course was from Putney to
Mortlake.
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Instructions i'm Or te, Thessaly and Ep-
lruS.
Epecial tot q Democrat |

FSpecIai to I G DemOcrat.l
ATHENS, June 1.-THE Porte having finally
rejected the demands of the Cretan Assem-
bly,, the Christians Of Crete are resolved to
defend their rights By force Of arms. Insur-
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The Imperial Bank of Germany.
Especial to the Democrat

Especial to the Democrat
BERLIN, June 1.-THE weekly statement of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an in
crease Of 345, 900 marks.
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LONDON June ia Times dispatch from
Rome says: The French Ambassador to the
Holy See has left Rome for Paris, whittier he
has been suddenly recalled.
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Odessa to be BIockaaea.

Especial to the Democratl
VIENNA, June 11.-Hobart Pasha has taken
measures for securing Sulina, at the
mouth Of the Danube, and for strict block
ade of Odessa.
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Grand gala soiree by members Of the Contra~
band Children, thus evening, &c the Ladies' Fese
Chsmpesxs, Carrolson Gardens.
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

rectionary movements in Epirus and Thes-
sally are assuming more decided character,
and general rising Is expected.
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The Maine Mansion House burned.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 1.-THE Mansion
House, together with it's stables and six
horses, burned last night. Loss $4,000.
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The Bullion in the Bank of EnSland
Especial to the Democ

p5peCIdI 10 TIC Dem OCrat,I
LONDON, June 1.-THE amount of bullion
which went into the Bank of England on bal
ance to-day was e350,000.
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ORLEANS TUESDAY, JUNE H. 1877

ing, ETC., and despatched her on the 18th for
the south
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The Y. NC. A. Conven, ion Adjourned.
Especial to the Democrat.l


LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE fal ewell meet
ing Of the Young Mems Christian Association
Convention was held in the Association
rooms last night and was attended by an inn
mense audience w. X Jennings, Of Pitts
burg, presided, and interesting addresses
were delivered by Col. Black, of Georgia; D..
II. Bulge, of Canada; Rev. Cushing, of Ohio; /;
DR. Stuart Robinson, of Louisville; Thane
Miller, of Cincinnati, and others.
This convention was one of then pleas
ant and profitable ever held. Thousands
were compelled to turn away last night from
the meeting, not being able to secure admis-
sion. Many delegates left for home this
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The Bulgarian Legion I'm Rpu m anla

Especial to the Democrat
LONDON, June 1.-THE Bulgarian legion in
Roumania numbers 10000 men, half of whom
are foreigners.
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Especial to tht DemOora.
ST. LOUIS. June 1.-THE latest accounts
from the West Say that the Missouri river, at
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The Relations Between France ana Ger
many,
Especial to the Demo


BERLIN, June LA very serious impress
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Marine News

SOUTHWEST PASS, June II. Noon.-Wind
, 1877-08-16
THE CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

THE CHtCAGo WEEKLY TRfHuSE for WcdneAday,
Ang. II, contains full narrative Of ercnta con-
nccled with the Nusso- -Turkfah war: the Queens
Speech At the protoRatton Of the British Parlia.
mcnt; the 1atept news A. 10 the terrible famine In
India: the .Eart-L -Ldns's Eipytss weekly rerIow
Of the Drtlah grain trade tens to tho electoral
campaign In France. an aecoupt Of Gen. Grants
reception At Lake Magalore. Italy; proceedings Of
wurkngmen's political meetings nj Columbus,
Cincinnati and Philadelphia: reports Of The
Msinc Republican and Democratic and Virginia
Democratic State Conventions; facts a. to The
chicago 1.ife-1nsurance Company; an abstract Of
news from Waahington; accounts Of The
English cattle plague, the sickness Of
Senator Morton, and The Banks nnd Fink
scandals; St:Ike-eelloes from flInnfs, Pannsyt.
vans, and MARYLAND: statistical article showing
.s isff e &c SsSs R'%t:ss' s:fs .s
% i Ts.s e r3y fss ~ as; To- sss s
sSs'fs fs;s,s: 5 z r::S :! ss,f
scs 81 r. &c Ss
Sian Deadlock. u and ''7.he Now Urain: ln'pee.-
n1ses e. Il sssG's ii f Rea .%a wosadea @ s
H. H. sfit sote q srs
from all the rounties in lllttoir: . notice Of The
fall in Ensliah farm: :rcnia!s. ANIMAL sepost Of the
.aesHo T. y. vi ~. ,asan.ent ,i
i'll, faet.fresQht lines; JoYccs release froin
priron; Farming In tho South; tho sinking Of a
yacLt At Chicago. md drowning Ut four persons;
proceedings OF the Entemnioecal Cotnmt.sion
serious railroad .dssRtsr In New Jortey: gold-pros-
poets in the Ills. g.lIorn country: items from tho
State Capital: bloody Mexican raid Into Texas:
ltarycst.nntes from the Nortnwcst and elsewhere; !;
and t:ardcn": letter on .'Thc Field and sta''lc";
from ihc Farmer ond fra1- Gyoiter on fruit pack
AGES: m Insta1'n,rnt Of Mrs. Edwnrda' novel. "A
Dlnestoektng"; New York fashtons; t;o.sip for
Lad!cA: Poetry: announcements a. to the Illinois
State Fats OF 1877; preparations for the Dcnninc.
!oa Centennial; Chicago Money. train, prntts!on,,
auner s.d gsnefa ir1s, s sd
Totesfo produce n.utkcts. .-...
Tho rites Of THE CRiCA6o WEEELr TH,nrsE
(poxtpaid) are: One copy, per year, 81 -: club
or ten. &11, club VI twenty. SEQ. slnuic copies,
In Wrappers, be obtained ~ the counting room,
for I've cents per copy.
, 1877-08-16

tree. II is patent why L. WAS pnsscfl am3 WIN
WIRE the !atmrs n It. viz: the insurance:
agents. and, whrn they brought Il firth, rtt-
IDENTITY had nj l.leA ttlnt serucnts faugs nrc
more entertaining company than Guild who
gues hark on hin pro0ertor.
a fair Interpretation Of Ser. I Of the or1i-
nanrc requires tint about all VI tho Insurance
agrnss in the city should pay 800, md get
their license frnrn the city for acting a. brokers.
T1,cir commissions frum tic Auditor Of the
State allow them to net as agents for thcle re-
specttvc companies, and 10 sn1it for their COM
pan!cs fnsurat,ce. a stcp further and they arc
brokers. fnc nrt1[nRnre says 10. Tho e1cep-
tion in tho ordinance allows them to net ~
brokers, II you please, for their companies, and
for tflelr companies alone. Now. it Is well
known that about every Insurance agent in tho
city, at times. places Insurance IN companies
outside those he represents, and receives COM
inission from the eo1npany which he favore: +.
Hence, sucll mn agent becomes broker, and, Ia
addition to whnt he now pays tho city. a.
"aFcni,n must buy license for "broker."
a good iuke Tn the insurance agents, that
oppFcascd class oi totlcre, who sow that others
may reap, who arr taxed whtlo Others escape,
ctC.,-nccor1ing tn their story.
This Is the objection that IL amusing. There
arc other valid objections to It aiao. am not
broker, but LAWYER.
, 1877-08-16

give IL 10 us; that's what we
want," So nu, running fast M I
san from earth. flr am trembling lest ihc
ro-cs ask INC to give them rivera of 9iatnu,iu,
and jctt the butterflies heg for reaches and fnnr
tn drive about the pastures" How mcrri1y The
rn,ce laughed n. they thIrr7,pc'l flor they Ind
overheard tic fairy's grumhlng1: "No, no. no.
COOL fairy dear, wc snail ask no eleh thing;
show u: the diamonds wlirh sparkle more brill
lantiy than the ttcwirops On our leaves" How
s!lsery rang tho .peafs Of mesrImcnt from the
butterflies, AZ thcy, in chorus: mo, M, NJ,
good iairy dcari Look at nur wings, ani tell us
II VIC be not a'Tcady rich enough wtt, alt Or
wcli! These arc the only sen.bte folks 1lcare
on earth" Still she ran away, 70 great was
her djsappQintmcnt.
, 1877-08-16
A MODEST PHILANTHROPY

A1tHfbteF wv l.l IIFF0s
Lewis Brooks who has for moro than fifty
years been resident Of Rochester, but who Of
late years has not been very wcll known to the
public, died very suddenly last Thursday crcn-
ing Mt the Oaburn House, which 1as been his
homo Tor the past sixteen years. liz was born
In New Milford. Conn.,, alid came to tl,ta city In
ISL, at the time bciug, 1t was thought, abuut
20 years oiage. II this be correct, hIs agc ut
the time of Ills death was 81 years. MF. Brooks
was ot . very modest and retiring disposition,
and that !s one reason why hc was 70 littl1
known during tue last fow years 10 tho Rcucral
publlc. IIe tirst wcnt into business here In tho
manufacture OF woolcu rtoth, and aftcrward
bccaInc MercAaut, 10tpg business lA sturc
west OF the present Arcade cntrutlcc.
Forty vcara ago he retired from aet!ye
business, and hnce tlien hAs becn engaged
merely tn investing his money 70 the best a.l.
vantage and looking attcr his rta! cstate.
Being unmarried, and having III family TO laak
attsr, he amassetl laIge fortune, about &aNU,-
and public institutions. lie was tho mysterious
gentleman who, through Prof Ward, bestowed
tlN,000 upon tho University Of Virginia Ut
Monticello. It was also he who gAve $l0,0N to
the Rochester City Hospital lust year, md the
unknown friend wllp would not allow his naEnc
t. be .nAde public. whu gave $4,000 to st-
Mary's Hospital. In q similar lnanncr hc also
gave secretly $5,0o0to tho Industrial School and
81, 900 TO tho Fomale Charitable Society. lie
tsput when thou doest aims, LIT not thy left
hand know what thy right hanl dosth, titat
thine aims .aay bo lii secret" Ills gifts to ttlo
Virginia University were Induced BY bis desire
TO commemorate tho home Of Jefferson, who
was friend Of his tanilly.
, 1877-08-16
TIE BROKERS.

THEIR VIEWS on rux COUNCIL ORDINANCE.
AT meeting held Tuesday, attended BY
ahout twenty Of the leading insurance brokers
OF The city, committee was appointed 10 call
upon :ht Mayor to ask him 10 withhold bis Sig
nature from the ordinance adopted ou the
prs!ious day ptuytulng for lhcu.lug taauraucc
brokers. The same Committee also called upon
, 1877-08-16
a TOURIST.
Detroit Free IfeEs.

''You have fine city here" remarked Oscar
Dcak. az he atool before the dc,k and rubbed
H. hn,a.
I'm ~, ,'''.s'
ihe Court looked down on MIN in Silence
"8uch broad streets, such big dogs, such
beuutIfuf altcvs, such nice haptl-orpans never
.o.r In ! +own i,egorc - continual ~. mpn
T,'a. s ss W., ,..aas"" 1a.',. '"' f..'.
imas SANS co'o' fnu1oe9ous 'ooh t9o1a snS
eouTt. ,st,
-, IN a!most tcnPteu 70 spenu tne Icme:pMes T.s
OF my daSs mere ea'tt inc prisoner. LUG
waief I Agree Tth H. NJ, tne air seems very pusc,
ahu tnu tnat the LEROY quar- oi peahuto ID
stu no , Word rom his ilot,of. ~ eyes
Ellatsned nne INC t.nes u p!tcklofk IN tao
haG.nclus hut Ae "as uiultlE lls tline:
I'm nucti onlfgea to tho boSs fnr heIpnF
me 10 neFe tast h}Eutr cool'y continued tne
man. atN snnlett 70 those attaeks oi SeItl-
Eos anu ffovlncnce scents 20 rnlsc up lr1cnus lof
nc ~ tno ps.'.uss w., n'9!cut. t,. ~ !easG quaI
teE ioI tne 3nam MUG hlteo n1e up anu oefgea Oh
INC not 70 ale.
MhliG Ae "ah leei!nH lol the clnkcr tue Ioprs
Was cailhR 70 Mlha no~ sno toaslss otoNa txo
ena!fs a, u sa9on taa ngnt WIN haekman.
asla aao himself 0I, N !umnef.pne, ahn ne "T1te
.ut 1u p'ceg " papeI ~ NV !ehEtn tnat
1a!nlnar 1lu saying a"ent{ uo'lars or tn1eo
1In!llhs, Anu Ie!4 u up " tlcw.
me 1ou!ist looked a. tne Wolus. lncn nc
!ookeu a. tile eloes; lmen oe glanced out upon
ane Rreea grass , u ,e t',e asj a1 Inw & .ne 'aos
hM!HnplhR w "Ao hvHn ~ F'uJ4u! !huou.
, 1877-08-16
CURRENT GOSSIP.

THE PARTING.
Softly tho zcphrrs fowcd that night;
The sky was clear. aefcnc:
Tho Queen Of Evening rhed her light
Around tho parting scene.
Wa stood bcstdc her fathers gate,
Where oft we'd stood brforc;
Tho tEa,o had comc-1 could not wait
] uc'cr might zee het more,
The bonds Of friendship long had hound
Our sonts In ono sweet tpell.:
And cupid's dart had left lta wound:
'Twns hard to say Farewell.
Dut for many years Ind planned
To sail the btlaows DER,
And leave behind my own loved land
For Europe's flfen shore.
Perhaps old Oceans aurly ware
Might spread my parting pail;
Disease might bring m early grave,
Or other fato befall.
And VOWS OF love within her breast
Might rnuse gnawing pain,
Which might for years disturb her reat
Though strugElcd 'eaInst IN vain.
For pangs OF Lovo are kccnly felt
flts wounds hre deep and sore;
Though other wounds may heul With time,
They only pain tho more.
cold1y took her hand In mine,
1teprcssed the parting aigh,
0azcd calmly Ger her lovely face,
And simply said, Good.bycl
With saddened heart and 'wltlcred mind
sought the well-known track;
vcntuFcd not to look bcsllnd
Though something called mc back.
That parting sccno Jet Oils my sout,
And haunts me day by day;
II comes md goes bcyond control,
Though ! ana far away.
AroUsT, 1877. DANIEL DkiEEpAr
, 1877-08-16
LITTLE MOTIONS.

CfAcihNait 7fH7Fs,
Miss A." Is he 4 labortng or q professional
mant'' Miss u. {gushiugly}-"0h j! professional.
lie works on tho railroad; Is brakeman, / be-
lteyc.n
Mlss Brilliant" q deari I am u sleepy"
Mr. StupiA-"Why, / don't secwlat makes you
81 sleepy; am not" Miss Brilliant (arrlly]-
;. .Perhaps-peshaps you aEe Il, better company
than aM."
Auntio and little King were gathering Wild
flowers; auntte could not tnl tlaly, abi MS
going buck 10 tho house, wlleM King criel ont,
Eleetully: IL O auuttc, cu,ne over wllrEo an;
they're awful thick here; just ~ thkk As y0ur
hea1.h Antlo went.
A FAIRY STORY FOUND IN GEORGE
SANDS lAlsENs.
"Sptrfaio&'s" lurt1 L*tlfr to Bosfca Saturday ca.
1<tft.
I met, t'oabcr dsy, good old fairy, who,
dsspite her great age, ran faster than swallow
flies, aud asked: "Why are you 10 cages to
quit III, fairy iaIrt" She answered: 20, dou't
aak me, ! had not aeen thia little world ot
yours for more than hundred years. and
everything IL 80 changed iu II don't under
stand anything see oE hear tu II. have Of
feE.1 bezuty 70 girls, courage ~ boys, wtsduus
to the old. health to tbs tntFtn, lore to youth
In due, everything that good FUZZY may oher
~ mortal lna,l- AL haye tcfuaca every one of
my n1ers ssyings AZ you have money,
, 1877-08-16

1lNO ExClASGE-!aUACAEF FARM. 40 ACltES
wen isnpToYra, balance ths yssy lr4s Rraifs: fvo4
esss,o-a @ a. ss.ly. 4! s!s.r Z n lsss,s;;
pIeSs II Sustns.. property l. tAlcsfo Vii x4s4u.
sine vi Improved Ko+! inrFoscl tu or eifJ
II rood iAsiuk i. u. BOYD. luoin T. Nv Ntsen.st.
, 1877-08-16

TO IHt E3lVF y 7kf TJ1GVN@,
CHICAGO, Aug. l6-l think that Insurance.
City Fathers " sgther' auuslpx-to I Nun up =
, 1877-08-16
MAcOUPlN COUNTY.

cAnLrxvlLIB, ILL.,. Aug. l5.-Tic old ret
tiers Of Macoupln County held their annual pic
uir at Palmyra to-day. Speeches were made by
the Hon. c. A. Walker, Gen. John I. Renuucr.
aud many others, who reviewed the progress Ok
the county and the changes of the last thirty
years. The attendance WIS quite large, and thu
occasion was one ct unusual enjoyment 10 all
pfesent.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04
SHERIFF SALE


cHERIFF's SALE, Il
81 cIss ss sS me m dsseted viii be exposed to fpb
lie Sale, at the A VI
LAFArETTr HorRL. 81 SHIPLEr sT.,ss
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city OF will
minPton, New Castle county, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY, the 1lth-Day of. April,
1877. at 2 O'clock, p.
The following described Real Estate, Viz;
land with a three-storied brick 1nessuage
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit: Beginning at Q point on the
second and Third streets, at the middle OF
the alley between this and the adjoining
house OF the said william II. Pierce; thence
along the middle OF said alley westerly
and six inches TO the end or said alley /
thence continuing the same course about
eighty five feet and three inches 70 the COR
ner OF another alley; thence along the same
northerly sixteen Ieet two inchss IL to 2 q. cor; =
Street ass ABOUT about thirty isee to eorSer thence
fIortherly parallel with Shipley street two
feet four inches TO corner; thence easterly
parallel with Third street about nine feet to
a corner; thence northerly parallel with
Shipley street three feet TO q line of Thorn
as Garrett's land and thence Herewith cas-
terly parallel with Third street eighty six
feet SIX inches to the Aforesaid side of Ship
ley street, and thence along the same south
erly twenty -one feet six inches to the place
OF beginning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of William II. Pierce and terre ten
ants and to be sold by
:, -, -. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, 'if
March 20, 1877. mar22-eodts.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04
April 4. 1877.

EVERY Republican Governor that has
been forced into Office in the South and
kept there by the use of bayonets, has
retired in disgrace even in his own party.
Not one of these men have shown them
selves to be honest and reliable. Not
one of them availed himselfof the oppor-
tunity to lead the ignorant and credulous
negro to vote for economy in government;
not one of them has impressed the negro
with the necessity of honest toll and the
certain benefits that are sure to follow in
the wake of labor and frugality. On the
contrary, every carpet-bagger or scalawag
Republican Governor has demoralized
the negro population and assisted to rob
the State. This is a bad comment to
charge to the Northern Radical party out
of which these carpet-baggers sprung and
for whom that party became responsible,
by their being sustained by Grant and
the national troops, backed by such
papers as Forney's Press, the New York
Times and the Tribuue. Let them take
the consequences.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

SHERIFF'S SALE.
ia cIas ~ virtue OF writ Of Ais. Levari Fa-
fPas, PnS,,,c 20 s me directed, will be exposed to
HOTEL OF WILLIAM r. FoPD
Castle county. Delaware, on ave"
FRIDAY, the 9th Day of April, 1877.
at O'Clock, p. M,
he ioilowing described Real Estate viz
s,t,n All that certain tract or parcel of lana
siIuate, lying and being In al Georan,l r1nu
nundred, New Castle county and Sto,se =
Dielaware. bounded and descrihad oa 9 ~ 9i
lows, 70 wit: Bounded on the nor.b 81 ipi- %
ianos OF samuel j Dichey. and wita ~
tne ugs,,ast east and south by lands of Hora,l on
WINS, and on the west by III. naIa, LILO !.
ana maryland State line. containina aHs,'s ware
t.prcy-nve acres, more or less. haS5n aoou, ~,
uiat part lying in the State of heio ins .,,ns ~
a Tt tract OF land which was conyeyad ~ ~are OF
1rnonas -. Clayton, the father ~ ~ 70 1s one
a.ia Emma I, Lewis, by Thomas n Uesaid Uae said
anu wife, by deed dated IN q, namDly
swenLy-third day OF Auenst. n a1out the
Corded anao monared asd forty-five, and re-.
c0nnt1 among the land records of rec;,
wbicS t niu. IN volume SO. folio s7, Ac "a,
p. TewiS ,e nn., saiu James A. Lewis and Emn, 0 :
nertv GU ana taken in execution as tba ,,ro-
f,ew;s VI IA lanes A: Lewis and EmnoaP PiE =
"e" 49, ana 10 be sold by i1iiiAia Il
Sher,er,, ISAAC GRUBB. sbar,ep
'0M - Marnb I 1nce, = New Castle, '''n
~ Ao' 1911 { ma17-3tawts
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

CHERIFF'S SALE. 60
" by virtue of a writ of Leyari Facias IN
at the w "oiic Saie
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l Shipley streat
kePt Dy Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of vii
iiihE'on'ln New Castle county, Del, on
wednesday, the llth day of April,
1877, at 2 O'Clock, D. m.
The following described Real Estate viz.
Ia Al mat certain lot, piece or parcel oi
iano with three-story brick dweii,na,
tneTeon, situate in the city Of Wilm netnps
~, IN sne county and State Aforesaid. bounded
al : na;m, pc as follows, ito wit; Beginning
81 ssreet between Second and Third Streets y
l.S Ile mladle OF an alley between this and tba
anyolnlng house of William III Piarra
Inence along the middle OF said allev HaSt
innS Fly paraiiel with Third stree 35 feet and (
tis ttinCnes 10 The end OF said alley. thence con.
llnulng the same course sbont as ,aa3 Con, !
nIs aIIoaes 70 tne course ofanother alley thencs
oivns Lne same northerly l6 feet if,chea ~
m, u corner, thence easterly paraileI w,th ~
nnrtb tH sIreet about 80 feet to corner. tbencs
a1rtherly parallel with Shipley street fao,
inches TO a corner, thence easterIy ,,aree Zee
tSn WIN Ih1rd street about feet 10 n cornar
nte ee shortnerly parallel with ShinIo,
S1o,es. Sr,s . ieet 10 line of Thomas Carat =
xaith aTu M, tnence herewith easterly paraIIel
AFORESAID side of Shipley street and ,Sone one
a,ohg aod tle aforesaid side of Shipley strae,
Iu ino iiience along the same southerIy 9I }ee,
conta,,,s 70 lhe place of beginning. he ~
Ses1nS onereof more or less. VIC
perty Of Wii,;aaK ;aKen IN execution as the pro-
to be sold by ''e' ana l.. t., and
March 'aSiST7. iS 7S"'"'' ma,as.,,svt.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04

GHERItP'S SALE.
10 BY virtue of a writ of Levari FacIas IN
me directed Will be exposed to Public Sale
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l shipley 81
Kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the CITY OF vii,
mington. New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the 14th Day of April.
1877. at 2 O'Clock, PM,
the following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot, piece or marco, M
land situate in the city of WilminSton
bounded and described as follows. To vii I:
beginning at the intersection formed hy
tne southerly side of Front street with the
westerly side OF Clayton street at sixty feet
Mloe tnence westerly by the said side Of
f Eront street one hundred and twenty-seyen
leeI 10 corner; thence southerIy paraiiel
WIN Sllayton street one hundred and fortv-
nve leeL 70 the northeriy side of TnIin
Ssreet-Tul1p street is laid out parallel with
TIont street, running from CLAYTON To Dn-
hont streets, and of the width OF forty feet .
snence easteriy by the said Tulip street one
nun, nuluIed and twenty y-seven feet to the afore-
salu sue OF Clayton street, and thence there-
py northerly one hundred and forty- i've
ieet 70 the place of beginning, be the con
tents thereof what they may.
oelzed and taken in execution as the nro-
gerty OF VIM. 81. Peirce and Peter SniitS
ELLEN Smith. Alfred Turner and Jniia 4
Gale, terra tenants, and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. SHERIFF.
Snerln,s ONCE, New Castle,
March "a. 1877. { mr2s-3taxts