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, 1877-06-16

St. Louis Is ponterlng deeply on tho question
whether It Is better to burn her inhabltants In
hotels or kill them by firc-cscapcs. At trial
Of IN escape day o. two ago fireman fcll
through It and wns mangled horribly. Verify,
tho wrath OF Con ID after that town for lying
about it's population.
, 1877-06-16

visitor with tho Freedom Of the City il 4
solemn and portontous rite in London. ind
ono which, apart from The square meal TINT
usually accompanies 1t, Is perhhps inipalpa-
hte A 10 rcnl benefits conferred.
, 1877-06-16

After their thrilling adventures on tho
rnging main, the Canadian pilgrims nt last
had tho felicity Of presenting their offerings
to tho Popc yesterday, and Of receiving from
his Holiness a bencliction OF extra feryor.
, 1877-06-16

JUAN 5AIAnzAR, standing under the moose,
warned tho crowd that ltquor had brought him
there, took d parting drink Of whisky with tho
Sheriff, anl slid comfortably Into better world.
And tho San Francisco reporters said bis ''alr
was maicste, and Ills bearing calm aud dig
nl1cd."
, 1877-06-16

= ntcyirker'a Theatre.
Nadtson street. between Dearborn aud stste.
III. Leonard Growers "0ur Iolrdln Etonse." Mesafs.
stnart t:oh+nn. Mckee Nank!n, Frank Pierce. 8. ".
reTty1 Mia Virginia buchanan, Nina Ids 6A7orJ. Mtss
Ittxie Hunt. Afternoon and eYcutHE.
, 1877-06-16

Monroe stsrtt. cornef Of Dearborn. Variety COM
bination. Mtsars. John Wilt. II. q. nehmond. shed
L C1Alr, Nsa Edna ltArkley. Lt.iaa Dayton, After
noon and evening,
, 1877-06-16

Gen. Noszs, tho Minister to France who is
to succeed Mr.. WAsununxr, Is expected to
gail about Aug. /.
, 1877-06-16

Perhaps the members Of tho Chicago ntno
fear tho fate Of tho Richmond ball-playcr who
made his run and died Oh tue home-platc.
, 1877-06-16

Randolph ttseet. between Clark and Iasa1lc.
".toshuR whtcomb." Mcssrs. lien Thompson. J. ".
Dlasdcil, lss wso, Mis- Iut!A Coventry. Afternoon
and erentnE.
, 1877-06-16

Grcenbac1ss nt the New York Stock IL.
change yesterday closed At OIL.
, 1877-06-16

The Advantage "tho dollar Of nur fatherst'
had was, that It would buy beer Ut thrco conts
per glass.
, 1877-06-16

Col. JAcE WHARTON, backed by both parties
and oil classcs in New Orlcaps. Inns been ap-
pointed to the Louisiana SInrslalship,
, 1877-06-16

Expedition Building.
Lake Shore. foot Of Adams street. Complimentary
Benefit to Mira Annie 1.ouisc Cary. assisted by ths
Ibuuas Orchestra.
, 1877-06-16
THE REMEDY At THE SOUTH.


'nes "Fs A''tca:
Tur RFMFnY A. THF souru.
MANY Of mr. readers NAV think TINT TIM
times lust now aro unpropiti6us for tho Re-
publican marty of tho South. They will saw
That, notwithstanding It's once confessed ma
iority in nearly oil the states OF that section,
and its apparently netuauent hold Of South
Cavolino. Sliss,ssippi, and Louisiana, whore
the blacks predomtnate, 1t has lost, one BY
one, and largely BY violent revolution, all Its
stroneholtls, md been reduced once moro to
a nero Northern porty, They may arouo,
also, that tho Presidents policy surroudcza
tie party to this rninous opposition Of phys
ical force, md affords the Democrats tic nd.
yautere Of q "solil South" with which to
start In fnturo political campaipus, leaving
10 tho Ropublicans q divided orth,--which
was tic exact ante.5t4luu, situation. But we
must regard this yiow as superficial, because
It takes notice only OF temporary facts. The
previous nrospority Of tia Kepublican natty
ut tho South was unhcalthful aud suro to de-
cav. It rested upon m unnatural condition
of things, occesioned by Civil War which
bnd overturned tie social institutions
of that section. No matter what
may be ones theory Of government
by numerical majority, tue logic
Of facts will alwnys show Tint incxpericncc
and incomnetenco cannot retain tho reius of
power. Intelligence and property will uover
DO controlled long by moro Ignorance and
noyersy. Tho Republican marty waa In n
false position wljlo represonted onlv bv tbe
uutrained freedmen, leil by fow crafty md
corrunt carnet.baoce.s. and mado nortin1lv
respectable by hero and there a merchant or
hcoi.toacher from tho North. gnch n con.
ilition Of things could on1v Inst mill tbo
oreat body Of tho whites could recov.r frnm
the stunning cfrcct of tho oyer,brov Of tho
copfs.1orocv mil tim abo,;t,on ~ e1ov,rv
md could orcanize for so1f,nrotoction aooinst
loco, corruntion and spo1iation. Wa do mt
aver that tic misooyornmept vas pniyersa1
in Tint SECTION. and wo sture1v aro mt nnolo.
o;sts for frnud. or murder, or ~ bn11doz;no :"
~ nrocticet In ecrtoin stote. INT uo sI1a.
plr say Tint one evil oyor produces anoth,r
aud TINT A ,nisuso OF tho ballot.bor tyv tbc
ignorant blacks lel to results which nnturo,,
,v occasioned t,1 v,o1oncc In onoa,;on oano.
cial1y in ths state Of miu,, in which tho War
lott the while population.
In such circumstances tlere nnst be.
first of al1, resolving Of tLines into their
elements, prior to now solutions md frca1,
political rehabilitation. Just now wo nro. In
tho rufus Of building which, poorly con.
st1ucted, las fallen with much damage to
ifn s,,1 ,r,nortv rhn ,,.,,,1- ,.,.s ~.
dust and debris Is not worry clcar. But IL ia
wise to accept tia situation IN tho sonse Of
recognizing the facts, and determining IN
avoid tho errors Of the proyious structure.
Il Ia something to hare Got rid of the pnst
60 far that the ncnub]icau marty no longer
s,autls spousor for tls pcouliar;tiee Of 1eois.
lation. judicial decisions. anoncia, nrncsed.
, 1877-06-16

APOLLO C0sfMAfDKlsr. NO. |, KNIGHTS TEN.
rLAlt-sreela concIAre Al Asylum. Eoa n to "a Mon
speeta n ths evening q 7:is o,eock prompt During
will te conferred u1un fusen canltlatrs 1t II hoped
Tin. rxest oeer of this EofnAndtry and a. MANY eE
cala tHllatton will b. served IL thc lanqMct Hail *
sfte!noon. Visitors aimays welcome. III etderof liz
L. C. j, Il. DUNLOP, I{scosltf.
C1itCA10 CHAPTER No. III. T.. 4. NJ, i34 Twtu.
ty.teeond-st. -srtciai eonrocation .thts Saturday
evening et o'clock fur work IN the Iloysl Arch
der OF tho II. Il. ii. +. ELI BsIlIH, Sec.
, 1877-06-16

as the go!d dollar up to TINT titno. We pre-
snme the facts In tho case, however, nako
little difference to the 1imts.
, 1877-06-16
G4rt> GrtIya1&1e.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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shtjri 10 Nuy hflrc4s fonF weeks Tor s'0"
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loHhlt snret: :; :: -: :. =. 80 2.Wl
EAtuTlat Ed!ton. LEW r.....,,..... U.Qtt
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wEEKLr EDITION, POSTPAID.
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once ..rss, In fail including state snl ssrt,s
Resnttanee, may hs made sths, * 1t oar r.k
re'oe: s'a,,; % =. n c,i3 .,1'*s,;s
TERMS go. ~ 49, .1fed. II cents per weak.
Daily, deiTercd c,. cn ,Gludei. 70 cen1 per week.
Daily. dc!sreF''' eanar' T9,! Tf,1nUNE COMPANY.
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/ OsT-ln IAight st. Sunday aiternoon black and tan
- slut $40 reward Tor Its rvtuTn as Franklin 81
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Union SQUARE THEATRE.
THE DAN1C1iErFS,

Az ENORMOUS SUCCESS
VIII he uiNtn every night and at the saturday Matinee
unul turtitr notice, with its
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY AND GREAT CAST,
Including the following faV orto names
Messrs. 4. X. Thornc Jr. James i'll. W. II Floyd
y ~ si"iart, John rarsele. n " Montgomery, ~ r.
DAILY. ". Wilder, John Matthews. Ly sander Thomp
son, and II. Ramsay. and Misses Katharine Rogers
Fanny Norant sara iewett Ida Vernon Mrs Marie
wilkins, Mrs farrcn Miss Lillan CcNts and Mrs Sey
nIuuf
SAT- RDAY, Feb 10.
First matinee Of
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4mustmsniA

pOOTHs THEATRE. .rccvss
JARRETT PALNEEb1u ,vrs,i Es''''' and Managers
the new loce play IN I'VE arts by George Fawce Rowe,
which succeeded triumphanty last night VIII 20 re-
psaed every night and Saturday matinee with ALT
'N' A"' W." NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
and star CAST which includes the name Of the dis
Mr. GEORGE RIGNoLD,
Mr. FREp n wARDB NAuDE GRANGER,
JAMES n TAYLOR, NATE GIRARD,
HENRY A. WEAVER. ANNIE DET.AND,
CHARLES r. PARSIOE, KATE sINuIEfON,
GEORGE \ KNOTT, MARION SACkETT
JOHN WILD NfNTNu MOWERS,
j. A MEADE, ATKINS LAWRENCE.
ACT l.
SALOON OF the ocean passenger steamer harselee on
The coast of Newfoundand, sc rtember, 1902 THE COL
ffafdS ~ roo Thrilling sec pcturins the dangers
Of the ACT "
WALL STREET. January 1868. Scene 2. MR.. smythc
Ut home Scene q stormy meeting vi share holders Of
the Hudson Iron Company, &C.
4 recruiting ONCE on the Bow.ry The Hudson Iron
Works LAUNCHING OF TIL MONITOR
FIFTH AvENrE ny Nf1IiR MURDER of Mr. sCHUy.
LER, the CAPITALIST A startling scene.
A MANSION on FIFTH VINiH
RETURN OF THE SEVENTH REGINfNr
THE RIOTS OF 1888
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STEAMBOATS, amS aallruaos.
pESNsYLvANuA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE
Trains leave New York. Via Dvsbrosses and Curanit S
ferries, us follows
Express Tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
$50 NJ daily
For WniIamsport. Lock Haven. Cory and Erie A. 70
NJ, connecting at TORY loi ntu,Nio Petroleum Cen.
tre, and the oil regions For Willamspori and Lock
Haven. SD A NJ
For Baltimore, Washington and the South Limited
Washington Express" OF Pullman puror cars daily "a.
csLt SUNDAY, $50 A VI arrive at Ma.lin- TON al 10
VI keguar ats;p A. NJ, /, q. AMI . M sunday
6and 0rM
EXPIRES i9T Philadelphia, 7ao, $50 40 oal lmiic,D
lpb \ ", Z, q, 7, \ 80 and - 4. VI. ani - nsht
aud second class, I T. NJ
Accommodation for Trenton. 7 4 " 2and ti0PM
Tor trains 10 Newark. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton. Perth Amhoy, Harrington. Belvdcrc. and
other rWnts s"e local schedules At all ucA,t uire,
Trans arrive From Pit.burgh q ~ and 10 ~ VI ana
lO2or daily. 1910 4 VI anl $50 + daily, er
cept Monday From Washington and Baltimore. ",
go A NJ, 40, $40. and 10 - +. SunlAb % g %
4 From Philadelphia, 500. $40, $50 -, iOll
u .nA 2io. 40 10. 80 = ~ 10 ~. AM 10 %
J. VI SUNDAY, bol. q 10 0.Jl 80 II 80 NJ, y ~
~ 10. and lO2D P VI
Ticket offices, 518 AMI 0ii Broadway No Astor onso.
and loot U Dcshrusses nnd Cor,ltndt sta Court y.
Brpoklyn IA ll6 aud ia Hudson i "lnko dcpyI
Jer-.N CITY Imsrnnt ticket office, Bait r. place
FRANK THOMSON, ID " BOYD, Jk
General Manager &c MI rA.stu Az Mt
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TO PHILADELPHIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIP OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
HtrafbS
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
II Through Trains each daily Dcpots In rhilt
dclphia, , in Sow York.
4Traoks the mos. Improved Equipmon t AMI the ft-ca
Tim, consistent with absolute SAFETY.
Express trains leave New York. VIA DVsbrC~sos ani
COruaudt ais ferries NJ follows.
IN " = 40, % 80 hmttdl ~ 30 A NJ $50 =
kgh W VI and y midnight SUNDAY, : 81 ! v. =
Returning trains lgavo Philadelphia. ssn. $50 : IN
~ lni " \ VI dlniucd eNprc-,i 81 T. NJ. u, l.
o&l 2, ami 7sb 4 N. and ~ milni.ht on sun AZ
night
Ticket Offices. 52d md Ou Broaiway No A.'or
llonse, ami foot Oi Dcstu,-', and lurtlaull -. td
IT, RtOukYn, ~, ms. AMI lis Hudson st. liohpNen;
drl"i. jersey city Enlsrint ticket oiicc. 3 Bln,U
place.
FRANK THOMSON u N BOYp ia
G"nefal Manager Genu Pass NIGER ~. Mt
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TnE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.

Bkl ADV A. AND III IT
Open daily from 4 " al ~ T. " SUNDAYS cNccptedl
NEW AND SUICIDAL ATTRACTIONS
BEAJflllL AND INTERESTING fNTENT AiNMENr
Mis. NlNlENNE LlhiN,l Capt QtlGlLN the Won.
tht water lymph, rrlnau> lefiul submarine diver. Al.
under water without Illustrates the working at the
chauical all from 81. 20 Divers sut in the fargr tank,
minutes. eating AMI drink remaining under water a.
ing while submerged at - minutes.
AMI y T.
MARI cous Fish iiatchlng n partmcnt Afternoon and
cNcnln- concerts Thousands 90 other attractions.
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miscellaneous.

DIVORCES quietly, ANY sltlc, pay when divorced
y ~ M iui circular American Law Agency, II A-N
Hon~e .
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Zeal q state.


OFFICES TO LET-ln second story Sun building.
~ 'front.' AMI rDar, We'll lighted ami steam heated Ap'
ply nj sun Publication ONCE Nassau AMI Frankfort SIS
V'HE STORE. idd Nassau 81, sun building To- let
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The Morning herald., 1877-07-12
CITY ITEMS.

City Council meets this evening.
The Historical Society will meet this
vening.
To-day is the anniversary of the battle Of
the Boyne.
The quarterly meeting of the Trustees of
he Poor, will be held on Wednesday, July
18th.
The Delaware Lodge, No. $40, D. o. H.,
will give their annual picnic at schuetzen
Park, on August 9th.
The state Council, O. U. A. NJ, will hold
heir annual session, at 2l9 King street, on
tuesday evening, July Gath.
The attendance on the Ocean City excur-
sion, yesterday, was much larger than forms
"rly. A train of 10 cars, well filed, left
Dover for the same place.
Collins & Kennedy, of Philadelphia, who
have the contract for the completion of the
Cool Spring Rcrervoir, will employ none
but Wilmington workmen.
W. Jones & Co.'s morocco factory, on
Walnut, between Front and Second streets,
was struck by lightning, yesterday aiter-
noon. A few window sashes were broken.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-12
W, CRAWFORD & CO.,
81 Carter Lane, st. Pa,sl's, London, @. E

81 Carter Lane, st. Pdnt's, London, U.
Beg to state that they are open for any
commercial transaciGns Al to consign-
ment-, for granting Drafts, or pre- entlng
q mmei al Bills fJr acceptance and pay
ment, for buying English goods at very
small comm ,sSiOn, and forwarding goods TO
any place iu England or the Continent.
We beg to draw your attention to very
Important English Invention we have on
na"d VIZ:
WOOIle Blankets or Coverings, Of
Largo n zes, combined with
an AIR Pillow.
1t will he fou I'D most necessary and use
fl, Tor Military Nj u, Thvelleis invalids
Tor use in Hop ia =. &C., sc, pOssesslns
amongst 0 her. Ille following advantages;
1t is the fl nest substitut. Tor d bed.
The Pillow can be raised or Lowered al
any lime with the 6 estest ease.
IL will pacR up in q very small com pass,
and can be carried about without any In
convenience.
Price, from l1s. to 35s. eacla.
When Ordering the above NJ ticle, p ea sc
re nlis lie amount OF your or er W n n
{~,fix.<,sl- ~, * & lE1xy xf.y kuyRf1R0 Tycoon z
The Morning herald., 1877-07-12
lEhlFF'S SALE.

Gy virtue OF a writ of venditioni exponas
Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel al SIMPLIFY
street. kept by George, W. Ortlip. in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware, In
SATURDAY, 2sth day OF JULY. AID. l,77,
at t2o'clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz,
All that certain W hart Property apd lot
OF land. with the buildings. Marine Rail-
way and Machinery. thereon silu It d, in
the City OF WilmiI gtOn, New Castle CUu =
ty, and state of Della are bounded and
des CRIB d as follows, 10 w.t. Beginning at h
pOint IL d line OF land. now or ate Of jnhn
A. Ha ris, about w feet from the easterly
,ide of orange ST. eet, and eighty nine go
ieet from the sOutherly side of Water st.
tnence easterly along Harris's land and
parallel with Water street, 80 feet west dock
or former Y EredeIick L.Onard's line;
thence south III deg. west to what was ior-
merly low water mark. now to the inter
ectiOn OF Shlpley ST. reHt, the ce by the line
of III pley street. Syutherly to the wharf
line as laid d wn by the said city. theme
tiODg Chrlstiana kivei westerly 7S feet yin
nOre or less, to a line of land now or late
Of .aid Harris O thence thereby north.
ny parallel to Uranga treet; 10 The plac.
fb"gInning, be the contents what they
may.
l,,o.zed and taken'in execution as the nro.
perty of John "a Harii is aud 10 b. soli by
ISAAC CRU BIB, sheriff
Sheriff's Office. New Castle. July 8, 1871.
jy9t
The Morning herald., 1877-07-12
STOLEN TICKETS RECOVERED.

The ten tickets for Gouley's Excursion,
which were stolen on Saturday morning
last from MIR. Richardson, with coat and
vest. The tickets were recovered, yesterday,
BY Mr.. Gueley, who, few days ago, ascers
aimed that certain boy had torn ticket.
This aroused Mr.. Gouleys' suspicion, and
on discovering the boy, he found the num-
ber was 6S, the numbers stolen being from
81 to70.
The police were put upon the track and
hey arrested three small boys whose names
we withhold. They said they found the
tickets over the Christiana Market Street
Bridge, torn in pieces, and that they knew
nothing about the coat and vest. Mr..
Gouley, is of the opinion that older persons
committed the theft.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-12
SHERIFFS SALES.
OHEkItF'S SALE.

BY virtue of q writ Of Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be ex posed to Public Sale,
at the Hotel ri HI nry u. Paulin, In ODESSA,
in st. Georges Hundred New Castle Coun-
ty, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, 3lst day OF ULY, AID. 1877,
at O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following describes Real Estate, VIZ:
All that ceri ain Tract or piece OF Land,
81 uated in Appoquinimink Hundred New
astle County,: land State Of Delawa e,
bounded and described as follows, tO-wlt; :;
beginning at the nortn edge Of Noxantown
MI POM, a corner for these prs misss and
for aud of John Appleton, thence " lth SAID
AppleiOn's north one ani ma degrees
west thirteen and one tenth pc ches 70 the
midd e of tha road leading from Midd!, :
t,wn t, Peterborough, thence with the
rald road south eighly-nine degrees ca st
eleven and three enth perches, thence
partly with this said road and partly with
Other lands of the said Edward : ilcox ,south
seven y-six and cne-quarter degrees east
tWeaty four and five tenths psrcneS 10 the
creek and the said Mill
Pond, to the plac4 Of beginning, contain
ing ten acres Of lind. be the same more or
less, with q Frame Grist Mill, Frame we'll
ing House, and stable, thereon ected, and
also the mill dam, mill pond, and the ghts
and privileges appertainiDg to the said mill
and wafer power.
Seized and LAX Ell in execution as the pro-
perry Of Jonathan s. Hann, and Mary Jane
Hans his vie, and t. t s, and TO he s. ID by
ISAAC CRU BIB, Sheriff.
sheriffs Office, New Castle July y, 1867
jyl0-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-07-12
A PoToTO BUG IN DUBLIN.
DOMESTIC.
COLONEL PERRY's CONDUCT.

COLONEL PERRY's CONDUCT.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Prominent off"
GERS of the army on duty at the War De-
par,ment express some surprise at the re-
cent despatch from Lewiston, to the effect
that Col. David Perry, of the lst Cavalry,
failed to resdcr assistance to Captain Ran
dali and the sixteen volunteers from Mount
Iial oe with him, who were attacked by In
dians on the 5tb Of July in sight Of ColoLel
Perry. and that he refused to order his COM
mand to the relief of Captain Randall.
Col. Perry has an excellent record in the
War Department, and it Is thought there
must be some mistake in the serious charge
against him, which amounts 10 cowardice.
He entered the army in 1862. and was bre"
yetted major for meritorious services at the
battle of Five Forke.
TIE ORD. .TREvIEo CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE correspond.
cnce between Generals and Trevno, relative
o U. s. troops crossing the Rio Grapde into
Mexico, was received at the War Depart-
Fan ntyes;erdsys and copies furnished the
~~-
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,HERlFF,s SALE.

nv yirtre 81 writ OF Ievali Facias
q me directed, will be !Xposeu to
,nbllc sale al the Lafayette No!e., no, sli
hfpley street. kept by george W. oril! p
n the oily ~ Wi mington, New Iastle
ounty peleWare,on
.ATURDAY. ..tna28 h day Of July, A. D.lS'7'
~ = &clock r. NJ,
THE following descr bed Real Estate VIZ:
.iIihat ceSfain l1vt of Land with Frame
yweinil9 thereon recte 81 u4te IN IN
ttyOf WiiniaE Et0n boun1el anh described
4 fpilows, !, " Wit Big inning TT e r1rnt
H,ned by ihe it1tersectOn OF the sou'her'y
re of Tenlh stseet. wi h the westerly si's
4 liberty. now called N lson street, the nc'
y the scuthfrIyeid Of Tenth stIe t, Wes'.
rjy xteen feet to a line Of lsnd late /
!, ward Cox, denIU; thenc- thereby SOU
rly and pafaiiel 70 Wanut slrerI seventy
let to stakessad easterly parallel 10 ~,
ira sixteen te6ftO the side OF LID -rty ST.
foresaid, and theDce t erehy northeriA
ayenty feet slOathe place of beginning, be
,ntents tncreOf What they may.
se,xtd And t4tfn IN execution a. me pro-
erGy Cf Dlatg&rtt Butcher laie Margar !
falker,a and John Butcher, her husband, and
,et,r COS M0rlss,tt. AID 10 be SO by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
hpr'ff7s Of1ce, sew castle, July y, 1871.
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The Morning herald., 1877-07-12
CHERIFF'S SALE.

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BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias. to
me directed, will be exp SD 10 Pubic
"a e, at the Hotel Of Henry ID. Pau IN, ~
dessa, in st. ,5eorge Hundred, New Castle
county, Del. on
TUESD AY. the 3lst day of JULY, 1877.
at o'clock, P. M,
The following descr bed Real Estate, viz.
All that Farm or Tract of Land situate
lying, and bein In >ppoqulnimink HID :,
ifi the county of New Castle, and state Of
Delaware. being part of the original trac'
called Poplar Hill and which part Is bound
ed and described as follow, tO-wit' Begin
uing at stake .r stone in the State Road
at Matthews corner and a. the Junction o
the road leading from said road to Iaylor,s
Bridge, thence along said State road south
deg eeS west lS5 10 pc ches to a ston".
thence by land Of the hers OF. John Lyman
decd, s nth rs degrees east perches 10 a
stake, thence by liHe dividing the or1gi
the public road lead ing TO 1sylor's Bridge
thence up said road II, rth 3313 deg. weS
ab ,ut la D. 10 perches TO stake, thence up
said road MOI tn AZ deg west i.2O Lerches
to q st Ike thence up said road norm D. n
deg west 18 8-lU percues 10 stone opposite T
to the road lea"irg TO Thomas Lrnding
thence still up sad road north 47A dee
west So . 10 perches to p stas 10 the Staff
road aforesaid, and the place Of b. ginning
containing one hundred and f,ry-n1't
acres, two quarters. and twelve perchts OF
land, u ore or less &c.
seized and ken in execution as the p O..
perry OF James v. Moor, and Rachei
Moore, his wife. and William Vandea arllt.
ISA-C GRUBR, Sheriff,
sheri1fs Office, New Castle, July ., lS77.
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The Morning herald., 1877-07-12
,HERIFvss SALE,

By y,rtueVf1W,it of Levari Faciss te
te directed 3WfiliUe exposed to Publ Sat
|, the I.aiayeste; Hotel, Sil ehipley st ee :.
ant bv GeOtRa NJ. critic. in the city OF
vilmtngton, Nswt astle County' De'awate
-&, SAIURsaAY.July 2s, A. D. MI,
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The f,ll0wtun 6e~cribsd Heal Estate, VIZ
II that cert13ls Akt OF Land, situate IN M
ty 81 s isfnimatNn, bou nded AT d describe,
follows. u v W3ks Beginning at the norm"
ly side of 3nrte av-nue, betH cen Roc :
ey aad CIaytOiINtke. is, and :: the distance
70 3 htuxfsxxfX8d twenty feet from tn>
.sseriy 4 de Gf Rodney street, thenc'
III erjy % altel 10 Rsdn-y stree one
,ndrrd feet to d corner, thence Westerl.
.raIial IL al pin Avenu7 ff feet to tn
Atrriv I'D III i forty t wo fe, AID five ms
idesfI eel: therc-eout rly alOng SAID SIDE
sssid street. and parallel to the hrst men
,nad iine af q K5dne strt ct onehundreo
81 ia the said side of GIL in aVenur, ~ q
enc. tht NJ \ eastprly fifty feat tothe piac'
Yh4 p,nnirjg ~ the coctenls what they
s.s,xad ana AIKEN In execu ion as the pro-
,rtv T,f William T Westbrook, and ANN
~ estbr08k. bis WIFE, ana t. L., and 10 be
~ Ss fBAAC CRUDE. sheriff.
shSrlfFss 0f1ces New castle, July D. 1917.
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