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The Morning herald., 1877-07-19
SATURDAY, July %, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, D. m,

The following described Real Estate. viz
All that cerIaln lot or pie"e OF and, sli =
uated in the city of Winning ton, and
uousded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginnit at The Intersection Of southery
side of Eighth street with The westerly side
of Poplar street, thence sou, heriy along
SAID side of rOplar street 60 feet. more or
,e 8, to land of Jacob harch, thence " est
erly lOl G said Ksrch land auu paral ei
wi b Eighth street Is feet 10 a stake g, thence
northeIly and parallel with P0tlar stree
by line dividing th s f,om other lands OF
the said John b. nleyer, sky feet, nlo,e or
less, to the af ire aid side If Eight street
a. thence thereby easterly alongside of
righJh street eieh, cen feet to the n ace "t
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
No. 2 All that certain Lot Of land, stu
It'd In the said City Of w lDtingtO" aiole-
said, and de cribtd us fJllows, I" wit: re-
Il, Mug on the s0utheriy side of Eighth
street at o distance of e,gh cen - from
the westerly side If Poplar street, theme
with T. gil h street ,weste ~ sixteen feel,
rh nc s0utherIy and parallel with Poplar
treet Ally feet fir, m building line, thence
easter y pa allel with Eig;ith st eet sixteen
f.. t, thence norlherlv sixty feet to The
.lace of beginning be the coaten's thereof
what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
nerty of John Carney. and Saran his wife,
and t. t., and to b. sold bv
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, July 8, LII.
jy lis
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SHERIFFS SALES.
.HEhItFS SALE,

BY vi'tae of q writ of Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Hotel OI H nry D. Paulin, in odessa,
in 1T. Georges Hundred, New Castle COun-
ty, Delaware, on 'sol - "r'
TUESDAY, slst day OF ULY, AID. 1877,
n Y atlo'clock, PM. ras
The following descrihed Real Estate, v'z:
All that Ger ain tract or piece OF land,
81 uated in APPOINTMENTS Hundred ew
I. 'aAtie County, :Aud State of Delawa e,
bounded and described as follows, to-wi'
b-gin"ing at the nortn edge of Noxantow',
MI POnu, a corner for t"ese p- mis- q and
for and of John Appleton. tbeu ce with said
AppletOn's nOr'h .n- an y ha degrees
west thirteen and one f@r tn pc chrs to The
lnidd Of th rad leading from uiddl :
VII t.. Peterborough, thence with The
AID road south eighly-nipe degrees "a st
eleven and three rntn parrhes, thence
partly with this said road d p .Itly vii h
o. h. r lands # the said Edward iIcos south
.even y.six and ne-qu r er desreas -a>t
app qui, imirs Creek n, The said Mill
r. nd, to the plac of beginning, con al o.
ing en- acres IF J nd bp the same NOR or
,ess, wit = a Frame Grist Mill. Fl anne we'll
l. e House. and stab e, thereon ected and
al>o he mill dam, mill POND, ard the r ghts
and privilree es rpperaining to the said mill
and wa er poWr, a-! ~
Se zed ana- TAX en- IN execu Ion az the p O.
perry If Jonathan =. Han and Mary J ne
Han his wi e, and t. rs Al d tO I've s, d by
SAAC GRUnB Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Now Castle Ju y y, 1867.
1yIU-ty Z - y. o. ~ 4'~
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MURDER AND ARSON IN KEN
.uo- TUCKY.
t.. ..
off,.
GRAND UNION HOTEL AGAIN.
THE EASTERN WAR.

LONDON, July ia despatch from Blu.
charest states that &c, 900 Russians are now
south of the Balkans and hold the Shtpka
and Demir Kapu passes (the ''Iron Gate" .")
A flying corps also occupy all the stations
ON the Jamboli and Adrianople Railroad.
POSSIBLE NATIONAL COMPLICATIONS.
A despatch from Paris says that 1t is re-
ported that an active alliance between Italy
and Russia will be made in case Austria
should interfere in the present war, in which
case Italy will join Russia.
THE SITUATION IN BULGARIA.
The Russian official account of the cross
ing of the Balkans, confirming the previous
report, is Published. 1t states that Gen.
Gourkha is marching upon Kasanlik, in
the rear of the enemy, who occupy the for
tified Shipka defle. There has been some
unimporant skirmishing between General
Gourkbn's Cossachs and the Turks. The
number of Russians south of the Balkans is
estimated at 20 900, while the Turks, under
Raouf Pasha, including the garrison at
Adrianople, are believed not to exceed 1O,-
600 men, all told. ....
The surrender of Nikopolis was brought
about by an wbelmiDg artillery fire en-
circling the town. The reported capture of
the Turkish garrison and artillery is fully
confirmed. A correspondent who visited
the place after the siege makes no mention
of Russian atrocities. The two monitors
captured at the time can be made serviceo
able without much delay. .r. .rl
The Russian advance in the Dobrudsha is
reported to have marched south of Silistria,
which will be blockaded, thereby cutting
the quadrilateral il two. The Turks are
said to have abal doned the line of defense
from Tchernavoda to Kustendje, the Rus.
SLAMS occupying Medidje and Mangales, the
latter town thirty miles south of Kustend-
je, on the Black Sea coast.
As regards the Russian army Of Rust.
chuk, the cavalry division, forming the out.
posts OF the army, extend from point on
the Danube, twelve miles from Ru'tchus
TO forty miles inland, facing the Turkish
foremost position on the River LON. Co.'S
sacks are said to have reached LON Palan-
ka, west of the LON river, on their way to
Widdin. A despac says that after block
adipg the quadrilaferal 1000 men are
available for crossing the Balkans, exclu
slve of Gen. Zimmerman's army. .......
An official order announces that the Sui 4
an has decided TO form ten battallous OF
auxiiaries, composed OF inhabitauts Of Con
stan'inople, for the reinforcement Of the
army. The Softas are again de
that the standard of the Prophet
BE- raised for holy war.
Prince Karaeeorgevitch, the Servian pre-
lender, has entered the Montcnegrin army.
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CHERIFF5 SALE.

" virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
ma directed will se exp SD 10 Public
oa e, at the HOtel.of Henry D. Pau in, IL
dessa, In It. seorge s Hundred, New Castle
county, Del on -" '~' 80 ~
1UEsD y, the slst day of JULY, 1877.
..s Il. ., at lo'clock, P. NJ, o., ""'
The following dpscr bel keal Estate viz. i
All that Farm or Tract of Lana ,tuate,
III the county of Hew .'astI-, and state OF
Delaware beng Oart of tie orisin"l tract
called p,'pl rHill and which part Is bOun"- =
ed and described as follow ,t''-wit Begin
nine at a stake rstohe in the state ROAD
at Matthews corner aud g. the Junction o.
the road leading from said =, DAD to iaylOr's
Fridge, thence along said State rOa south
8 Dig ees west ls5 10 pc ches to q s'"n.
thence by land OF The hers Of John Lyman
d. cd nth rs degrees east p rches 10 a
stake, therce by lire dividir Z the origi
nal tract sOnth S9% iegrees east to take l.,
the public road leading to 1sylOr's Bridge
tn. nee up sail road u, rth 331a deg. wes'
alb Ut LA $40 perches to stake, thence up
SAID road north AZ neg west 3 7i.W erches
to a st ke thence up said road norh IN
deg west 38 $40 percnes 10 stone OppOsi' e
to the road lea 'irg to Thomas' Landing,
thence still UP said road north M deg.
west 56 10 perches to q sta1 In the State
road af 'resa,d, and the place of b"ginniug.
containing one hundred and for y-nine
acre, two quarters, and twelve percht of
land.' ore or less &c. " '., -
Seized and t ken in execution as the o.
perry Of James v. Moor, and Rachel
t. t., and tu be sold by T.,
~ - - -JSA &c GRUBR sheriff.
sheriffs Office, New Castle, July 8, 1877.
jul0-ts ,t.GTsF ..,-.t
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PHILADELPHIA BURGLARS IN DELA-
WARE.

A party of four men, said to be Pbiladel-
phiaDs, on Monday. night broke into the
store of F. G. Maull, at Lewes, Delaware,
aud stole the safe. which they carried to the
beach. broke open and robbed. On the
night previous $4,000 was in the safe, but
The money In itst the time of the robbery
did not exceed $S. 1t is believed the hurg-
lars went to Lewes in q. email sloop, but
they were pursued so closely BY the citizens
of that place, after the discovery Of the
burglary, that they were forced to abandon
their vessel and take the woods. On Tues
day It was rumored that they had been cap
,ured and lodged in the jail at Georgetown.
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CITY NOTES.

The City Council will meet this eveAing.
The banks of the Brandywine are daily
swarmed with visitors. " ''" l ''
The days upon which white flag, with .
black ball in the centre, is displayed upon
the street cars, signifies that game OF base
ball will he played upon the Adams street
grounds ..
The members of the Moral Suasion Club
will meet this evening, at the Phenix En-
gine House. ',Itr' Hel.t' l.f. t
Mr.. Joshua Harding, of Philadelphia, is
having the second story room of the SaVille
Buildidg fitted up.in fine style. He will have
six of the latest improved billiard tables.
John Fitchett, colored, living at Fifth and
Walnut streets, and employed in the Dob-
dell Car Wheel Company's shop, Was on
Tuesday last overcome by heat. s.,a s. -
Madeley NJ. E. Chapel Sunday School,
will go to Mt. Cuba, over the Delaware
Western Railroad, tomorrow. vs.a -.
The workmen of the Delaware Iron Co.,
Of New Castle, will make an excursion, on
2SLh inst, to Frayland Beach. s ..,,
The annual session of the State Council,
o U. A. NJ, will be held in Wilmington,
on Tuesday, July Oath, at IN P. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
The p, W. & B. r. r. Co. is erecting
.oal .h,,ta o1ar ths trail, ~ Second street p
between Lombard and Pine, and sfter IT'S
all the ngines will be supplied
with coal by that means. '' ~ s2'i'' 9-''2 -
Paul Brown, the photographer, at 4l4
Market street, pho' ographed the Quicksteps
nine yesterday afternoon. They were pho
t ,graphed in group, wearing their suits.
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French Street Wharf,
MORNING, NJ J. i.
.Asggagst FL 1877.

at S A, M, on steamer 70" Camden, from
thence by rail to the ocean for Ocean Grove
aud Asbur> ParH, allowing pnsst myers
there 8 hours, Long b amen IN mrs /,
New York city, hours, ar,lvl,
Il. htfu' lr p, viii in the cars, you ! ass
Noun uLh, also Monmouth fencn, Sc
s,ae of cnarmiug villas and cottages mex p,
sea kriSut Ov[r,ooting the ocean WIN
.ttsges then Iun on morrow strlp Vi
IAnu with hrew. bur, River. sea- cely o..
nnndre feet wide ON thelefl with nun err
Gus b ,ats nu Its b IN, W lie on the ri tht
+, d ocean lashes the FaiIrOad bank, US The
cars speed along. reyo q / rlVer TIE
much admired Hi. h ard> with rugged SIDE
I taud do ted with ben u ifu, G. tia es n ong
IT'S shores: and the oce Ii IN TIE right ST.
near some piacts that 1t WASHES the Ra1
Road IA * as tie cars $ eel aiOn. BEG cor
tin Iii .ht c ,n,es io. view on ILL thret
u, dred teet high, 10 be Seen sixty mil +
A. sandy Hook is neared, The Excursion
ists viii pre-, arr to tmUark o.. the beaut-
I III ard iarse steamer mpire STATE, i"r a
w ny mile Tid- over the sound, and "
>arrows 10 >ew Yotf.
{ me fol owiug r,Aces are to b" admired
Il ckauay, oiey Isi. d Frt Laiaye
Fort Ha,n lou, Fort Hicnmond. and Fort
rDmphl y. ibe va rows is entered Tue
II lis Of S,aten Island; tay Ri' ges'u dtd
W tn vi Ia~ Long Island h,re with .ens,
wsOded Is n the rig Is Goverh S
: aud with old Castle William o. tn
~, eguun /. a. on the boat goes until tn.
Tucson itiver ,s L, acn"u, ana u IL 10 Pl+r
No. 8, then laud for view VI New YORK.
The UN TEL C'RNET BAND will ac-
cutrp.ry the i tXcursiOn.
Ref eshme. Is Oh the boat going and re
urning,
C,ck :. Is to ocean Grove. Asbury
ras h, hssd Long Branch, ~ 30
New York, 30"
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
A9-No unruly person allowed ON board,
as order iS our motto,
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The uniformed Knights of Pythias, OF
this city, will not visit Cleveland, In a body,
as WAS first intended, on account of the
railroad companies refusing to reduce the
fare. Their object was to attend the four>
tecnth annual meeting Of the Supreme
Lodge of the order, which will begin. its
session on the IA of August. Messrs. j,
] McMullen, OF this city, and E. B. Rice, Of
Mi,ldlet6wn, the two Representatives, from
this State, and about IA other members will
start for Cleveland on the 18th of August,
and viii be absent about two weeks.
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MAGISTRATES CASES.

Before Justice Hagsny.-Wm. B. Ander-
son, charged with abusing his wife. Family
difficulties. Parties reprimanded and dis
missed. i.'- ' ". Pr .N.--" = "-- ''''''
Before Justice Brady. Francis Kiggcr,
charged with threatening and assaulting
VIM. Clayton. Fined costs and bound In
$l00 to keep the peace. 3l L.anLz 4IiJ
VIM. Clayton, charged by Mrs. Kigger
with attempt to do bodily harm. Charge
not sustained; case dismissed. ri ;,,e,,
Adolph Settler, charged with assault and
battery on Annie Brown. Fined $500 and
costs. Charged by same party with keeps
ing disorderly house. Fined $4,000 and
cess. '''' *' aa-' '' '.1.''
Referee case before Messrs. John Pugh,
Samuel N. Pusey and John Jones. The par
ties concerned seem to have been John Doe
and Richard Roe. John gave Richard aS3O
due bill in part payment for horse, but as
the horse proved worthless, John resisted
payment. The case was very interesting
one and was argued ably by Messrs. Spru-
ance and Turner. Decision reserved till 0
o'clock his morning. 81 .>,.t,rs.t.
Before the Mayor Edward Hogan,
charged with assault on George Cummins.
Fined 81 and costs.
Frank Cassidy, arrested for vsgrancy.
Retired from society for go days at New
Castle. - '.
VIM. Wright, assault on Alfred Mooney.
Fined costs. --if u.'" Al'
Howard Rice, disorderly conduct. Fined
costs. D. s- @@ 50 49,. "n.
George Thomas, violating city ordinance.
Fined 81 and costs. ..... rt-I.a..
One drunk. .. e.. ..r.... ,r ...s,.g 5.s
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GOSPEL TEMPERANCE.

Another great success attended the Cos.
pei Temperance Meeting at the Tent. cor
4th and Lombard. Over thirty signatures
were obtained to the pledge. In the absence
of the President, DR.. Bigelow presided. Ad
dresses We're made by Bros. Bigelow, Foster,
Starr, and Duval Closing prayer by Bro.
Day, after which the audience united in the
Lords Prayer. The announcement of fu-
ture meetings will appear in this Journal
On FriSsy evening there will be a meeting
at Browntown. ~
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PERSONAL.

1T. Gauze, Esq, intends to build hand
come cottage, on the lois of ground he has
bought at Reboboth City.
James T. Aiken, Esq, and family. have
been spending some parts Of the summer at
Cape May. $50 .p ,+.9
Mr.. Hazlett drafted the model of the fast
steamer, Carolina, built by ths Harlan &
Hollingsworth Co., that recently beat the
fast steamer, Florida.
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DIABETIs.

DR.. Geo. W. Chsytor, Of this city has dis
covered, he believes, a certain cure for this
disease. The general impression has been
that it was an affection OF the kidneys
The Doctor has determined that 1t has its
origin in the liver and stomach. Hitherto
IL has been deemed incurabe. 'r
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TsGRUBB, Sheriff.
iy9-ts

J +. I 4<ts ~ I a,l ..t'.
writ of Ievari Facias
1e Will be exposed TO
? 4 tE&fayette notel, No, 81
E0f 4 ept by george w. Or'Ip.
Ok VA mington, New castle
h ~ Qn s,siG ~ -.
th8 VA day of July, A. DIST.
~ & ol6tock p. M,
KIT a dffbed Real Estate, viz:
[iIfii &Iof Land. with q Frame
' Ifre0i1 S3ecte !. 81 uate in the
MI Z 6Ss bOundea and described
r 4 IN q III nj ug at t Q corner
4 ! SectiOn Of the sOutherly
n ~. eets with the westerly sihe
hoW Gated N. lson street, the nee
(f}P76iIle OF Tenth sire. t, west
\ }6s.f *, o line of land late #
4 II a eo u tbenc- thereby south.
EiIf IA Walnut street seventy
8 85Sd easlerly parallel to TO- h
n faoj 70 the side of Lib rty st.
ia tHo6ce t ereby nOrtheriy
|s a; Z place of beginning, be
5f64< 0Nt they may.
4 16t x0 }n, ext cutiOH-as the pro-
NJ &rSt 4 0t cher lale M-rgar I
jQfIn Bnlchrr, her hu>b md, and
ff1a, 4 u. aud To be- SO d by
81 4 ia "a GRUBB. Sheriff.
I6S. .SNwl l'astle, July ., 1877.
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!, A SENSIBLE IDEA.

The members of the Christy Senate are
talking over the subject of making an ex-
cursiou to Mt. Cuba, and taking with them
the veterans of 1912. and the children a.
the Home for Friendless children. - -. =
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THE REPUBLICAN MEETING.

The Republicans held a meeting, last
night in their room, in the Masonic Temple
No business Of importance was transacted,
except the furnishing of their room with
new benches. -.
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|sBsALE,

- 66A4Gs
M y Nit Of Levari Facias to
|. Wiilbe exposed to Publ Sale
WI W Hptel, 81 shipley st ee
B6Sf Ortli >, in the city OF
= 4 l;astle County, De.aWale G
81 July 2S, A. D. 1877,
|Ak 4 d ciOck. p. NJ, -. Sd.
t{nRy1 Cacribed keal Estate, viz:
kaif II Ejt Of Land, situate in The
HIu& TIN Bounded AID described
~ 4 5kx kjeginning at the north
1l0I6 AVENUE, betN cen Rod
|gfoia Htret is, and at the distance
fsst| aJ5d twenty feet from toe
|d6 ~ ~ tOdney street, thence
IAs TO Rodney stree one
= q hOrner, theDce westerly
bl lsin inovenu- fif Y feet to the
] Of Af1fty-twO fe, a d five ins:
th8is ~ rSontnerly aiOng SAID side
bt and pAraliel t' the first men
~ "a II, due street onehuI dred
kld tldes.f GIL in avenue, ai d
.b eest@rly fifty fe | t"the place
|43ES the CO tenls what they
! akGn In execution as the pro-
Eli&m + WesttrO, *, aud Anna
BIZ EiB wife, anu t. L., and 70 be
I4AAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
a6as New Castle, July 8, 1877.
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Local AHa1rs.
FRUIT SHIPMENTS.

The shipment of peaches yesterday, was
over car load and half. There were,
also, four car loads Of berries. The ship.
ment of peaches has now fairly commenced.
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SATURDAY, 28th day CT JULY, 1877,
nj 2 o'clock. p M,

n O'CLOCK. y" M. ..
rhe follow ing descri bed Real Estate. viz,
All that ce tain Lot. Piece, or rarcel of
faud, stu ,e in The City Of Wilmington
ltUresaid, b. unded as follows Beginning
a point on the e,sterly SIDE Of spruce 81
between sth nj Iayl streets, at TIE dis
tancs Of fl ty-fOur ieel AID three inrnes
rom northe,ly SIDE of Sth str e. al aiine OF
lands If the e. ate # amuel cCauiIeN
dec d, (numberri on the plOtof Oo lo's col
ebrl;iry lX63 as S8. 81, ana 81 he c.
WIN li"e said land easieyly parallel
with Stn ire, 81 T. ct to \ line of land solo
porlh ry along a in- of s 'muel ". Nc
autl AMI land of joseph Latfertv par
,lIel wi h -prucs street 5 'eet TO stalk.
4 line of land sold to job =. " eden
,nence with the same westerly parable
With b street ~ .ee' 10 'na nio, ,a,h s,at
LOU aery 5, eet t. the pIa"eo beginning
b tn 'utents III. reof what h y may.
No Also all TN t ceitn" lot ~ :nd T.
tlate in the sa d ,ty of T" 'mihg'on bound
4rIy side Kirp wood street betw' en- 7'h
md stl tire ts, at e distance ~ fee
+ um he SOU herly sid ~ 9Th stree m hcs
CA ,telly aud pa ailei osth rec ID feet :,
,ncups To o corner the, Co hOither ' and
,,tr .tiel 70 kirk WOO sLr. Q 81 feet 10 a cor
a, r, hence westerly ana paral el +" the first
men iOneu line and 9th trett - eet and ~
.,ucues to the atOr. ha east iiy s1"e OF
Kirk wood street. and h .ncethef by sou'h
ri, B te t 10 the hlace Il #lnning, De
the cont nts tn .reof what they may.
Selzed and taken la es cati''n Az IN
orOper OF sol, moo ] Horn, ard tieorgt
i.eonard 3e rg" -. JOhnsu Peter y Col
ins, a"d> n. Leper, terre te ma; Is, and to be
sold by
ISA tC GRUBB, Sheriff.
.heriffs Office, New Cas-. lie. July 9th, 1877.
jy0'ts
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New York for London, was towed into
Queenstown to-day, disabled. '''. '''
dom EsTIU.''
ABUSE OF POSTAL CARDS.

bHS gl2aiABUsE OF POSTAL cARDs.li ,sasG"
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-R. H. speake
was before the Police Court here yesterday.
on acharge Of sending postal card to John
l.. Slcken, calling him an unmitigated and
unprincipled liar Irwas acknowledged that
the defendant had posted tho card, but bis
counsel, argued thar there was 20 law pun
ishjng the offence, the statute providing for
the punishment of sending Objectionable
matter through the mails having been so
modified by the last Congress as to confne
the prescribed matter to the indecent and
obscene, leaving any one at liberty to send
abusive ard scurrilous cards through the
mails. The Government admitted that
the law was in favor of the defense, and
as the Court concurred, the charge was dis
missed. j.. ...- .I 4
,"' THE STATE DENTAL SOCIETY.
LONG BRANCH, July 1S.-The seventh
annual session of the New Jersey State Dem
tai Society commenced here this morning.
There are 35 members present, with Dr. j.
B. Welch, of Vineland, In the chair, and DR..
Charles A. Meeker, of Newark, secretary.
The meeting was opened with prayer by DR.
Wilson, and an address by the president, af.
ter which they adjourned until two O'Clock.
The convention will continue In session for
three days. ...
MURPHY AT OCEAN GROVE.
OCEAN GROVE, N. j., July 1S.---Frank
Murphy announces by telegraph that he will
arrive at Ocean Grove to-day to attend the
wonen's temperance camp meeting.
THE GRAND UNION HOTEL AGAIN.
NEW YORK, July 1S.--A Cincinnati des.
patch says Edgar M. johnson, "a prominent
Israelite of that city, has been Offered the
best rooms at the Grand Union Hotel at
Saratoga.
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SCI HERIFF SALES.
SHERIrF'e SALE.

- -D7'-- =, .Far. ~ 'i.+ ''.| t.'
BY virtue Of writ of venditioni expo.
mas to ine directed will be exposed to
Pub ic sale at the LafAA cite Hotel, No. 84l
Shipity ST. eel; kent by George w. Ort ip,
III the CITY Of Wilmington, New CasLle
county Delaware, on ... -. . tr..
-a r SATURDAY, Juy q, 1877,
at O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following descr bsd Real Estate, viz;
All that Tract or parcel OF Land Of James
W, Thompson, N :. situate In Whining
ton. new astle county. am State OF Dfla-
W re, to wit; Bexi "ning at stahe IN the
cas- erly side ~ Orange stl eet. at q distance
If 81 feet and 3 in hes from the sOutherly
side Of 1welf h sti eet, thence eAste"ly and
parallel wILh I welf h sire seventy three
feet to the wesLer,y SIDE Of a fDar aud q half
feet wide alley. !. ading toTwt)fsh stie eet
thence ny u e saiu side uf said alley SOUTH
erly thirty four feet o y stake thence west
erly ann pAral ei with the flrst describes
line and with 1--WE fth street, seventy three
'e-t 10 the east r'y slse of Oran. g street
an the, ce IL err by nnrth-r)y thirty four
,eet to The p ace ( beginning, be The con
tents ther OF whaI they may. 4
S. ized and taken In exc tio' as the pro-
perty OF James w. lh. mpson, and to be
sold by .p.t ,l. -s q
.., ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle. Ju.y 9, ls77.
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BALES.

/ j "a ais. Levari Fscias,
|eds K exposed to public
~ u fOtel s4t Shipley st..
I'M t,ip, in the city If
I e county, Delaware
Ly 2s,h, 1877. %
4 P NJ.
r X Il "a Real Estate, viz:
1|1t 2 Of ! q d, with f1ve
I ~ thereon situate in
l R11ips tor. BOUNDED ~
| Il 4 \ the southeast corner
I'M n nSree,s, tnt nee easter
fl1yx ls III side of &. street g,
i2(| d S&r inch 8 to a G rDer,
LIN Hell to Ki'k1OOt st.
IN II U thence westerly par
N I'M t8E five a. d n quarter
! 1Ioikkt M G1de of X rkwOOd 1T i,
u q 4 III ther-by nOItneriy
q l1Is{ y aOf beg inning be the
4 ehey may, INV
K a ~ ~ ecu tlOn as the pro-
" RI i!fn, and N ry owens;
= "a ~ 4 & Il a, d to b sold by
\ a. Q GkUBB, Snerff.
I. a'''s' ! ;sS I jy9-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-07-19
Ie|Ir

~ of Levari vacias to
I'Vf}lf kpOsed t. Pubic .a'e,
X = EU&ei, S4l Shipley street,
- O9tl'p in the city ~
|9 astle Coun y, Ella
y iyEY 28th, A. D. 1877;
~ : o,clcck. P. NJ.
\ v tisscFfHs Real Estate viz:
X u d r. xkaag., Tenemenland
Y ISnuG Z and describes, as f'.l-
4 ff1R = 6h fhe eas&erly sri- of
bts y hAbs y 08n tth md 7th ST. eets,
n 81 jlnington afre>ai
III Il 1>6 by t rec feet wide
R1f IN lands now or 4 r.
~ being .b' ut 1eet d
~ W n .st, eet and rum ing
"a Il hi alb ,ut 80 feet m re
ID. "a \ 24i. &C.
i1l 6ztcuiiou as the orO-
~ q nghliu, dsc'd, Jscob
~ IA Neil Nc LaughHD
a, n r. - Jlizab tn hort, James
C ~. mis- vile, terle te.-
Y. .GRUBB, Sheriff.
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@ HERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Lavari Facias to
me directed will b. exposed 10 public ale
at the Lafayette HOlel. SAL Ship'ey street
kept by George w. urtlip, in the city of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware