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Assignee Notice.

a LII persons Interested are here
"A by notified that william Hams OF Chap.
man township, Snyder county. made an assign
undersiE EHei for the bencht OF bis creditors.
All porsons having claims are requested TO pre-.
sent them 70 the undersisned, and persons In.
dsbted will please make Immediate pay smeut.
LEVI keller,
April. IL, W. Assignee.
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VNlIE undersigned will sell his late resis
J. dcncc situate on Main Street, the Bor-
ough Of Midllehurg, Snyder County, IA
This is desirable property AMI was for.
merly kaown Ms the EAGLE HOTEL. The
improvements compri 0 n LARGE DOU-
BILE FRAME HOUSE, SUMNER HOUSE.
LARGE SHED, ICE HOUSE, and other
outbuildngs. An excellent we'll Of water
at the door. j, is suitable for private
dwelling or u Hotel, aud located near the
centre of business.
Terms easy and reasonable. For furih-
or particulars call ON or address
J. W. OIWIG.
Waisontown, North'd Co., Pa.
Aug. 81, 1876.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE-.Lottors

ILtestamcutary on tn" estate OF Joseph W.tzsl.
late Of Jackson TWP, Snyder county, Pa, decd
having been granted to tho unihrsgucd, all Der.
sons knowing themselves indebted 20 said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment, Whllo
thosc having claims viii pfoscnt them duly au.
thenticatcd for sottiomentto
JACOBS wETZFL.
EMANUEL WErZII.,
Aug. y, VI. Executors.
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LEWIsTOwN DIVISION,

Tho Pacific Express west can 10 flaggod OF
McNey'own ats ~ u. m. and tho Atlantic Ex-
prcss east Mt Y ~ n m
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Examination Of Teachers.

The examination. Of teachers Of tho county
will take place on the days and at tho places
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Old Bounty Land Warrants,
United States General Land Office.

Contested Land Cssos prosecuted before the
United States General Land Once and Depart
ment OF tho Interior. Paiyate Land Chains,
Cases atte enled 10.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
DEATH OF MR.. CARPENTER.

Mr.. Carpenter, who was so severely In
jured on Thursday night by shifter, at tho
depot In this city, died yesterday morning 1T
residence, No. II Robinson street. Mr..
Carpenter leaves wife and one child. He
was highly esteemed both by his employers
and friends, and his sad death has caused
feeling Of profound sympathy throughout
the community. He was member Of tie
Masonic Order, Odd Fellows, Red Men, and
We believe other societies. The flags At the
Machine Shops of the p, W. u B. R. R.
where the deceased was employed, and on
the Masonic and Red Mems Halls. are dis
played at half mast to day in respect to his
memory.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
II. E. PICKLLS.
SHERJFFS SALES.
CHERIFr'S q SALE


SHERIFr's SALE. 7sr ,,..a,.......,
BY virtue of writ of a'a Levari Facias,
to me directed, will be exnOsed to publ
sole. at the hotel f Alexander Maxwell, In
Midaletown, in st. Georges Hundred, New
castle County. DEL, on
FRIDAY, the 10th day of NOVEMBER. 1877,
''' at lo'clock p. NJ, '.o
The following described real estate, viz;
All them certain pieces or parcels of laud,
situate in Appoqufnim,nk Hundred, New
Castle County, and state of Delaware, ad.
Joining lands of John A. HurlOck Isaac
Price. Geo B Rodney, and Others viz No
|. Bounded by the public road leading from
smyrna to the head Of Sassa fras by the Dad
leading from said last mentioned road t.
the Cypress branch by lands of 1~aac Price.
SEQ h. Rodney, and Others, containing lN
acres OF land, more or lie IS.
No. 2. BOu ded Dy the road leading nom
Smyrna to thu head of Sassafras, by, the
road leading from said last mentioned road
to Blackbird, by lands o. John a. HurlOck.
and others, CO.. tanning l3 acres Of land,
more or less. Book X vol. T. page z59, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property o. William 4. Naylor, and Mar ha
J. Nayl"r, hiswi'e, and T. t., and to be soid
= 10 ID y. 1''. ISAAC GRUB !, sheriff.a
Isherifrs office, New Castle. October %. A.
D's 10" ,r5' ,...rf.r0r "a IL -. , oe<<'V,ss'' oe<<'V,ss'' s
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
OHERlFF'S SALE.

By a virtue Of a writ II Levari Factss.
TO me qirecled, will be exposed 10 public
sa' g. ut the Lafayette Hotel. AI Shipiey st.
kept by George Y. Orttp, in the city 81
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
sOIREE.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

N OTlCE.-! Daniel Mulhern, in coDpli-
~ snce wi h the requ rements OF the Act
OF Assembly. in such CASES made and pro.
vided. do hereby give motto that shall
apoly in writing TO the Court OF Gen eral
Aessions Of the Peace and Jail delivery Of
the state Of Delaware, 1u and for the county
OF New Castle, upon Monday, the 10Th day
OF November, A D.. 1877. bell g the first day
of the next November term of the said
Court for licenseto keep An Inn orTavern
In school Districts Nos. 23 and IS, in Chris
iiana Hundred, known as " Charlestown
inns" in New Castle County. in the State
OF Delaware, and to sell in,ox icat1ng IL
q uors In less quantities than one quart to
he d. unk onthe premises, and the following
to-wit:
Matthew Spence, Samuel Paws,
Thomas j. Hanley, Thomas Little,
!!eorge Luton, John Macklia,
M. Naloney, ] mes 'on"hus,
his. Peter Co'ins ~
John II Kerley, John Hanley
mark Maurice Cuhsick,
Wttne q, Peter Collins,
nov7-3t AANIEL MULHERN.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
CHEklFF'S SALE.

- wv "F ' t.ii .|Ft IT, go ~ 8 c I'm rg.
By virtue ofa writ OF VenditiOni Expopas
to me directed will be exposed to public sa' e
at the lafayette Hotel, 8il ShipIey street
kept by Geo W. Ortlip in the City of VII.
mington. New Castle County, Delaware,
on
SATURDAY. the Oath day of November, 1877
at2o'clock, PM, " III
The following described Real Estate, viz:ct
All that certain lot, piece, or parcel OF
land, situated in the City OF Wilmington,
be inning a. point on the easterly side VI
Orange street, between Front and Second
streets. at a corner of land late Of the heirs
of John Sellers decd. thence along a line
Of the same easterly parallel with Second
street seventy seven feet nine inches to a
stake, thence s0ntherly parallel with Or
ange street twenty-six feet to stake,
thence westerly parallel wi Second street
tive" ty. seven 'eet nine inct,es Q the atore
SAID side of Orange street thence along the
same nor,heriy twanty-six feet TO he place
o beginning the improvements consisting Z
of One-story Brick Shop, thereon erected.
Heized and IN ken In execution as the O.
perty of George NcCOrs le, and to be sold by
q. ISAAC GkUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle, Nov. 5,lY77.
nOv8.ts " '4't TN. 'i =
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS,

NOTICE-I, Joseph Hsopes in compli-
ance with the requirements ef the act
Of Assembly In such cases made and provi-
ded do hereby give notice that shall apply
in writing to the Court Of oen eral sessions
Of the Peace and jail Delivery of the state
Of Delaware. in and for the county OF New
Castle. upon Monday the 10Th day OF No
yember next. A. D.. III, being the first
day Of the next November term Of the said
court, for o license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, at Nos 2O6 and 81 Market Street.
known az the Washington House." In
the First Ward OF the City of Wilmlnton,
Delaware, to sell Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following res ssct-
able citizens recon 10 end the said appric,
ton, to wit:
w. 8. Lightfoot, Amor O. Perkins..
alexander Malcolm, Daniel McCuskeI,
Harry Wolf I Frank Kelly,
John W!se, John Kelly,
samuel ". klrk, George SLeinicken,
Joseph hume, john Petitde mango
Luther ~. Palmer, Frederick We'll,
James Wilson, VIM Alsentzar
vii lam Huber, Frank HOOk er
John !. Dlckey,. Henry Graham, o..
Augustus Aschebach, samuel Choen,
CaleD Miller, Frederick Walt,
nov6-3t JOS. HOOPEs,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
PHILADELPHIA.

There is now before Councils an ordi-
nance to consolidate the Fire and Police
Departments.
The ordinance provides that on and after
the 1st Of January, 1878, the Fire Depart
ment shall be consolid ated with the Police
Department and form one Department; the
Mayor shall add to the police force the
number Of meR now employed as fremen,
and shall select from the policemen such
persons as be may deem qualified as fire.
men, and he may assign the police either as
fremen, policemen, or both as tremsn and
policemen, and he shall have the same
right of dismissal as he now possesses 10
relation to the police.
Mr.. Caesar A. Rodney, of this State, reed
paper, entitled "The Princeton CAM paigD
of 1776-77," before the Pennsylvania His
tortcal Society, on Monday evening last.
In beginning, Mr.. Rodney stated that the
entire paper was compiled to be read before
the Historical Society of Delaware, ard
many things might appear in it more par
ticulsrly of interest to the people of that
State. He came in knowledge of the events
he related by some accidentally discovered
correspondence of his grandfather, Captain
Cesar Rodney, of the Dover (Dsl.) Light
Infantry, in the war of the Revolu ion.
From journal kept by Csptaia Rodney,
he quoted largely, referring in explanation
OF certain passages to original transcripts
End letters in the handwriting of General
John Cadwallader, Brig adie General of the
Pennsylvania Militia, Colosel Hazlett and
others, whose names were distinguished in
the war OF American Independence. A
letter from Colonel Hazltt to Captain
Caesar Rodney, dated January LIST, 1777,
was read, which related succinctly the his
tory of the momentous campaign along the
Delaware river, which acted so important q
part in the great struggle Of the colonies
with the mother country.
The paper was listened to with interest,
and At its conclusion Mr.. Rodney was
heartily spplauded.
A vote of thanks was rendered to Mr.,
Rodney for his interesting paper, and q
copy Of the same reques ed for filing in the
archives of the Society.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
CHERIFF'S SALE,

All that certain plantation or tract of
land, situated. lying and being IN the Hun
dred and County II Ne " tastle. In the state
of delaware. partly on the north and partly
on the south side of the New Castle and
Frenchtown turnpike road, bounded by
j ands la. Of h insey Johns, Esq 4, the Hon.
10 N. Clayton, by lands late Of tn heirs
of Richard Sim mons, decd. land laie of JAS.
Caulk, decd, laud late Of Samuel H. ku n
ham, decd, and by the road leading from
the said turnpike t. Christ al b idge, and
by The New Castle and FreDchtown tail-
road and by others. containing 100 acres,
mo, . or lers, excepting thereout cerIaI n
piece or parcel thereof con taihing 10 acres,
more or less. .. Iu.t..-r. ~ nj .,..
Seiz ana taken in execution as the pro-
pertv OF Me,vlna Downey, SUI viving & mott
gagor of Edward, Downey, and Melvina
Downey, his wife. Joseph ]. Taggart, adm'x
G. t. :. Of Edward D6wney, dec" ohm DOW
ney, Mary, wife Of Ashbury Pennington,
Edward Downey, Benz. Downey Harriet.
wife of John Biddle, Kate DuWney. and
Clayton Downey dtvlsees and heirs at law
Of Edward Uowney, decd, and t. t.. and TO
''''A"'' ISAAC aRUBB, sheriff ds4
sheriffs Once. New Castle. October Pits r p,
D., 1877. Oct3OtsI
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14

NOTIHE.- ~. PETER rVnD, ~ .r-Oy
N give notice that shall apply to tie
Judges of the .onrt Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
Of Delaware, n and for the county nf New
Castle, on Munday, the 10Th d. of No
yember next, A. p. 1877, being the first
day. OF the next November te m of the
said Court, for license to sell intbxicat.
ing liquors In, Quantities not less than
one halt gallon not to be drunk on the
premises at my store. 800 Adams sire It
IN the Third Ward. of the City of Viii
and the following respectable citizens re.
Commend this said application. tn. Wit.
James Clark. = J. McManus, ..
=. o. Logan. o.n "A. Bickta, b..
Alma Hitler VI. Hutchinaon .
J0hn =. Oruml1sh CHARLES q. Bsdfo. d.
rhos. Kane, Wi liam W. Rro.u'
Philip Green, Fervus Hanrihon"'
B. ]. Fulmer, n. p. Sullivan
p, Gardner, Evans D. Wallace
r, Mnriav, Patrick Monaghan, VI
Henry UBiien, Ph'lip + G,.e, .L4
VIM Mccartney G Ryan.
j. Dooley
nov6'St PETER FORD.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
SATURDAY, November Mth, A. D. IN
at 2 O'Clock, P. M, ",.I..4
The efollowing described Real Estate, viz


All that certain lot or piece of land sit.
uate In the City Of Wilmington, teglnpinp
at corner OF land late Of sally Dickinson.
on the westerly side Of Market street. at a.
distance Of 24S feet frem the sOnthrrly nj te
Of llth. thence by a line Of said lot NORTH
So deg west l42 fset Q inch to the "a t.rIy
side of l6 feet wide alley. thence by said
alley side north ward'y parallel with Mar.
ket street ~ feet 70 a corner of land Of
Mary Goodman thence by a line Of that
land eastwardIy parallel with the line first
described. and with 10th and I!th streets
!42 teet and inch to the Aforesaid side OF
Mark ct street, and hence thereby south 70
degrees west ~ feet. " the place of begin-
ming, be the contents thereof more o. less
Sflzed ani ttken IN exec, tiOn AS tn pro.
perty o: Mary G. Rogers surviving M .rt-
gagor OF Willi m H, Rogers, ard Mary G.
rogers, his wife; Daniel Rogers, surviving
Executor Of Viii m II Rosers decd and
william A. Lamotte te'rs tenant, aud to
DC sold Dy ~ ,Yrr...
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
Dropping down. Mercury.
The boys are sharpening their skates.
Tho big sheet cannot boast Of its circula>
ti0n.
Tho alarm Of fire last night, about 8 O'Clock
was false.
Children save your pennies, Christmas
viii soon be here.
Tho Delaware Institute Of Mechanic Arts
meet this evening.
There are great many new houses going
upin the western part Of the city. .@
Stuart Rogers will appear 1t the Opera
House tomorrow evening.
Prot. Webster teaches dancing class of
ladies and gentlemen, in Dover, everv We'd
nesdsy. ... NV a.r..
John Stiiber, reading at No. 40 ". 9th
street, died suddenly yesterday morning, Of
apople1y.
Tho Nfllard Club will give another Of
their Grand concerts on Tuesday evening,
the 10th inst.
We predict great daughter among the
Turks, in this country . few days before
Thanksgiving.
The Republican City Executive Commit
tee will meet this evening, ct N O'Clock, at
No. 4O4 Market street.
The last bear killed in Delaware was shot
In Sussex county, in 1850. The last deer
WAS shot in the same county, in 1858.
The traffic on the Delaware river is stead
" increasing, and the number of large YES
iels plying it's waters are rapidly multiply
ing.
The young men complain of the dull
times, and some say they cannot give their
girls Christmas r,sents this year. Girls the
times are hard.
The Real Estate of the late Thomas Web
ber will be sold at public sale, at the Della
ware House, on Saturday, the 18th inst, by
order of the Administrators. See adv.
The 1884 Southern express yesterday at
noon bore two different funeral parties.
That of Miss Carrie Chambers and Charles
Mccullough, late of this city. The former
will be buried at Elkton and the latter at
North East. ,.... 81 r.
On next Thursday evening. shuttle board
match will take place at Rysn's shuttle
board rooms, No. 10th Market street, be-
tween McCauselsnd and Dunlap, of Pnils-
delphis, on one side, and Ryan and Stroud,
of this city, on the other. The match is
or purse Of $50.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
WINES AND LIQUORS.
JOHN F. BETZ, .
- Gaul's Brewery. .
L-'r .lmA..o,. .y.. 3
|a a ALE, g.,.r,........,
: BROWN, STOUT

Brewer ana Dealer In @.. .
p" BARLEY, MALT AND HOPS
CALLOWHlLL AND NEW MARKET st
PHILADELPHIA
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS Al 81 PER eo11u

Prepared by II. ". PIEnCEi !ID,ss,I ~; ~ /
Proprietor, at the WORLDS DlsrHA'
buffalo, N. y. o..
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14

Is selling stoves 1t prices 10 sult the times
The largest assortment Of Stoves evel
offered for saIetH this State. We have fixed
the prices 90 low that we defy competition
An persons in wantof gtoves are invited
to calf and sec for theMael vea. III Iii All
oct 1911 Nos. J 4 . K. FOURTH ST.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14

Of the W
should at any
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14

DrICE.-l
&ti,e JEFF
/ request
al
! O'clock
Funeral
|
|bbinsOn
/ OrderO
| W. H..
The Morning herald., 1877-11-14
CURES DlSEAsEs0
THROAT, lungs, LIVER 4 BNQ1

In the wonderful medicine 10 which tte,
cd are above directed tor relief, the discover
believes he has combined IN harmony W
Natures sovereign curative .pr0pertieG Ehi@
God has instilled into the vegetable khrae}
fur healing the sick, than were ever before cod
bined in one medicine. The evidence Of thhh
Is found in the great variety Of most obsuni
diseases which it has bee- found 10 oonquskr
the cure Of BrOnchiti :, Severe Cougk
and the early stages Of COnsu mptf0R,f "
astonished the medical faculty, and enlna1
physicians pronounce 1t tho greatest ndc
discovery of the age. While II cures ths RVd
est Coughs, 1t strengthens Gao system sndNr,
flies the blood. ~ its great and lbsnu
blood purifying properties, It cures all Ii
m O RS, from the worst Sc-'ofuIa to Oonn(
BlOtch, Plmple, or Eruption. Merul
disease, Mineral Pdisons, and their edech
eradicated, and vigorous health and seul
Constitution established. Erysipelal, M
heum, Fever Sores, Scaly or ROut
six ia. in short, all the numerous diseases cau'
by bad blood, are conquered by this poWal
purifying, and inyigorating medicine
{ II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have
low color Of skin, or yellowish brown Spots ,
face or body, frequent headache or dlzl,s]
bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chllls a
mated with hot hushes, low spirits, ana goO1
forchodings, irregular appetite, ana @n!]
coaled. you are sulleringfr0m Torpid Li.s|
or " KfiliOusness.O In many cases
silver Com plant" only part OF "
avmptoms are experienced. AS remaal
all such cases, DIR. Pierce's Golden Meaicav y
cOvery has no equal, as It effects perlecL p cu
leaving tile liver strengthened anu ns~a'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
THE ELLIS CHARGES.
IN ms CIIY CLOsrD.

INVESTIGATION IN 1IIs CIIY CLOSED.
The Senate committee to investigate the
charges against superintendent Ellis concudcdis nves-
tlga,on in this city yesterday and adjourned to Conscs
Hall Albany OF 10 a. IN. Friday, when Mr. Ellis. At
torncv-t;enoral FaIrchd. and others Will be examined
John A. Stewart presden of the United states Trust
Com oauy, testified that soon after the failure OF
Duncan sherman & Co., in July, 1879. snpern-
tcudent Ellis asked his advice in relation To
closing the Third Avenue Savings Bank Mr..
Ellis informed the witness that the bank was insovent-
a fac, already well understood by him-but feared that
in the disturbed condition Of public confidence its sndden
suspense might a on the other banks mere
seemed 60 be question concerning tie ultimate CLOSING
OF the bank but only 10 he time and manner of dong
H. Cross-examned by Mr.. Oimstead Mr. stewart SAID
that the bad condition of the bank, which had become
chronic was wen known among savings bank men. lie
tougtwith Senator ST. John, that IT'S known reputation
would make its failure less Of Sens'ion tha1 that Of an
institution supposed Ia b sound; stiH 1t would
make a sensation. and doubtless do an injury
James NJ. MorTison President OF me Manhattan % ; m
nl) Company, stilcd That he received can from il'
There general conversation about banks ana Ems
said ne had been 10 several gentlemen Win reference
e. closing up nsolvent Institutions and felt thai caution
necessary to prevent tho increase Oh t'c PdhI.A!
feeling. The witness ana the caoIc|ho vas present u,
the conversation, tOd him that H WOuI d" wise 10 Mt
80 ~ ttacl lprrsicut of tNe sc1n6u's Saving, Bank,
give simi mr. testimony about a visit from Nj. EHs
The trustees bonds for 100000 aud &lo,OOo were pat
I'm evidence, ana hard battle Of words WAS Igghi oy
thnir claim to he called assets. Fredcrick y" snNihr
tcleErtunrd thai hc tho receivers attorney ai Ado
instituted SUITS against The stockholders for tlc amount
OF o.us bonds. Adolnn Duln, trustee lnr Il OF 10
years. rcsguug in 1872, testified hJ before leaving ihc
bank hg made TC. UY OF Us condition did trHtll I"
superintendent Howell. Benjamin \. NcD' 'ndid an &c-
co, urlut testified thai he examined the bo"hs OF ne
bank i'm thc Fdl of 1879 to learn MS e. udupn lHl5
stated thai hc knew lc bank snort and when asked
WV D.. did not close u, said he had received adj
vlcc wnicl prevented him. though II might lr.Ne
to oe au error Of Judgment Ugon examining tie
h0. ks toI1d tDat all d.vidcurS made cullA-
J. ISIS tenn as SJpGHcn ont were mdt' rom iIte ~
lcu' cutrc-. From july l~li, v Jil' -, llc ''i
income re- cv,d r27255 = p auc the to.a dlFdthI
paid Was iO273 IS On Ju.c 80, loIl idst eati{ MAS
made in profit and To- account b., raising Tie F1u al
real estate 1arTyt0wu $50 jlj %. ana o' tHs thtry
tine bank was abir 10 declare dividend. Ihose axe
sample Oi tue h-uICs gvcI. ILo witness dd IOi nAON
wncIor these facts were ever brought to MI Eii!ss
notice.