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SHERIFF's SALES.
OHEkIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of writ Of Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Hotel ni Henry u. Paulin, in Odessa,
In IT. Georges Hundred New Castle Coun-
ty, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, slst day of iULY, AID. 1877,
at / o'clock, r. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that ceria1n Tract or piece OF Land,
81 uated In AppOquinimink Hundred New
astle County,: :and State of Delawa e,
bounded and described as follows, tO-wit;
beginning at the nortn edge of NOxantOwn
MI Ponh, col ner for these pr miSes and
for and of John Appleton, thence with said
Apple,on's north one and ha degrees
midd Of the road leading from Middl :
t wn t. Peterborough, thence with the
sald road south eighty-n1ne degrees ca st
eleven and three enth perches, thence
partly with this said road ard partly with
othtr lands Of the said Edward -ilcOz south
seven y-s1x and one-Quarter degrees east
tweaty four aid five tenths perches to the
AppnquiDimins Creek and the said Mill
Pond, to the plac of beginning, contain
ing ten acres of land. be the same more or
less, VITA Frame Grist Mill, Frame we'll
log House, and stab g, thereon ected and
also the mill dam, mill pond, and The ghts
and privileges apperlaining to the said mill
and wa er pow r,
Seized and TAX en- in execution as the pro-
perty pf Jonathan 8. HAM, and Mary J4ne
Hand, his vie, and t. b s. and to he s. Id by
,SAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
SherifFs Office, Now Castle July ., 1857.
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AAAo AGWAo DAFI BGFSiaAf.S GdHIUEEp iey
THis CITY.
Three Of the party who entered the store
Of Frank Maull, at LeHcs, on MondayIight
last, and blew open the safe, which they
rided, were captured. There were four per
sons connected with the robbery, one OF
whom was arrested the morning after the
robbery had been committed; the other
three, after long chase, were lost in the
woods. Nothing had been heard of them,
until yesterday morning, when telegram
from Clayton, reached Detective Legg, at
the P, W. & Baltimore depot, saying that
three suspicious looking young men boarded
the train at that place. He Immediately
informed Chief O'Toole, and this morning,
upon the arrival of the Delaware train, al .
O'Clock, the three men we're arrested, one of
the number trying to escape.
They are now lodged In jail, and Captain
Lubkey, of Lewes, who was in this city,
and who saw the men the night of the rob-
berry, recognized the prisoners as the same
ones.
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A DARING ROBBERY.

A FARM House ENTERED AND ROBBED CT
OVER $4,000.
Early yesterday morning, the house Of
David Graves, near Falkland, was entered
and robbed. The thieves entered through
the cellar, and ransacked every room in tht
house, scattering the contents over the
floors. The only occupants of the house, at
the time, were Mr.. Graves, his wife and
grandson. 1t is the opinion of Mr.. Graves
that the family was drugged, as they heard
notthe slightest noise, and when they awoke
a drowsy feeling came over them. TIE
thieves obtained over $11 900 in Judgment
bonds, and several notes; also, about $95
In CAST, silver watch, American lever,
number 2s3,O 900, and gold stud. Who the
parties are is unknown, but they wers old
hands.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, neiehbor of Groves, who was unwell
and had arisen ffor -er bed, and was sit
ting on the -I.ch erG .''a there noticed
three ,ra ~sklng uon IS "'r. Graves
house srl :, Ing overtie Fance &C .''na
up 10 tie hon'a, r4e"e l. lost sight CT
them.
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French Street Wharf,
TUESDAY M0RNING,
.RMgssst 2l 1877.

at s A. M, on steamer for Camden, from
thence by rail to the OCEAN for Ocean Grove.
aud Asbury Park, allowing passengers
there hours, Long Branch IA hrs I,
home at lOh IN the evening On this de-
iishtful Lr b. viii Q IN the cars, you pass
Monmouth, also Monmouth Ee'>cn, = sea
de of cuarming villas and cottages next
Sea Fright overlooking the ocean with
cottages; then run on AarroW strip Of
land with shrewsbury River. scarcely one
hundre feet.wide ON the left with nun err
Gus boats ON It's b m, while on the right
old ocean lashes The Railroad bank. as the
cars speed aieng. Beyord the river tie
stand dotted with beautiful cottages along
it's shores and the oce n on the right SO
near some places that 1t washes the Rail
Road bank as the cars speed along. Beacon
Hill Light comes In view ON Dll three
hundred Ieet high, 10 be seen sixty mills
at sea.
As sandy Hook is neared, the Excursion.
lists will prepare to embark On the beauti-
full and large steamer rmpire state, Tor
twenty mile Nr@ ri1s YH.a 2ysr the SOUND ana
The fol owing places are to be admired
R.ickaWay, Oney Island F,rt L.afayeit te,
Fort Ham iltou, Fort Richmond, and Fort
rompkiLs. rhe Na'roWs IS entered the
W, tn vi las Long Island shore with densc-
wooded hills. ON the right is GeverAor
,s,and with old Castle William on the
foreground, aud on the boat goes until the
Hudson river is reaened, and " 1T 10 Pler
No. 8. then land for q view Of New York.
The UNITED CnRNET BAND will ac-
con- paDy the Excursion.
Ref eshmel is on the boat going and re-
urning,
Tickets to Ocean Grove. Asbury
Park, and LOng Branch, " 30
New York, 800
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
A6No unruly person allowed on board.
a. order II eur motto, M Ss
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SATURDAY. July %, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, .. N.

The following described Real Estate, viz :
Ali that certain lot or piece OF and. sil :
uated in the city of Wilmington, and
ooubded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the Intersection of snnther'y
side of Eighth street with the westerly side
of Poplar street, thence sOuiherly along
sad siue of Poplar street 60 feet. more or
le.s, to land of Jacob karch, thence west
erly .lOI 6 said ksrch land aud parall el
with Eighth street l8 feet 70 q stak e, thence
nOrtherly and parallel with Poplar stree
by a line dividing tn from other lands of
the SAID John B. Hleyer, sky feet, more or
less, to the afore aid side of Eighth street,
an d thence thereby easterly alongside of
eighth street ely cen feet to The Mace of
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
No. z AL that certain Lot of land, situ-
At. d in the said City of W lmington. afoIe e.
said, and de cribed us follows, I" wit: be-
siuning on the southerly side of Eighth
street at distance OF eie ehseen - from
the westerly side Of Poplar street, thenc-
with E'gh street ,weste, ", sixteen feet,
tn nc southerly and parallel with Poplar
easter y pa allel with Eighth st eet sixteen
place of beginning, be the conten,s thereof
what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF John Carney and Saran his wife,
ana t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, July 8, III.
jy is
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A BOLD THIEF.

About noon on Monday last, man en-
tered the saloon of Capt. Joseph Richards
and quietly walked away with the proprie-
tors watch was In his vest hanging on q
nail at the side of the room. Afterward
the thief displayed the watch on King st.,
and related to crowd of bystanders the
circumstances under which he came into
possession of 1t. Mr.. Richards sent out
some friends to find the thief, but by par
tial change of attire he evaded their search
and escaped.
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DOM rs TIC.

ARRIVAL OF EIGHT CARLOADS OF TROOPS
400 MEN AND 8 GATLINa GUNS.
MART1NsBURG, July 19.-The special
train of eight cars, with Washington and
Fort McHenry troops, under command of
General William H. French, arrived at Z q.
m. They number in all about 400 men.
They have three Gatling guns, and are pro-
vided with Springfield rifles and an abund-
ance of ammunition.
AWAITING ORDERS.
The troops, on leaving the train, formed
in line and marched to the large workshop
of the rsilroad company, where they stacked
arms. They are now awaiting orders.
THE MILITIA sYMPATHIzINa WITH THE
RIOTERS.
The citizen soldiery are still under arms,
but appear as powerless as ever, sympatbiz'
ing more with the rioters than the railroad
company.
THE CHIEF OF TEE RIOTERS.
The principal ring leader is';A breakmau
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFFs SALE.
BY virtue of writ of Ievari Faclas. to
me directed. will oe exp sed to Public
sale, at the Hotel Of Henry d. Pau in, In
''dessa, in IT. GEORGE Hundred New Castle
County, Del, on
TUESDAY, the 3lst day of JULY, 1877.
at O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following descr bed Real Estate, viz,
All that Farm or Tract of Lana situate,
lying. and bein in ppoquinimink Hd.,
Delaware being part of the original tract
called Popl Hill. and which part is bound
I'd and described as follow. tO-wit Begin
ming at q stake stone In the State Road
at Matthew'S corner and at the Jonction o.
the road leading from said ROAD to Taylor's
deg ees west lS5 10 pc ches to stone,
thence by land Of the hers OF. John Lyman
decd. nth rs degrees east 4 perches to
stake, thence by lisp dividing the origi
nal tract sonth 8915uegrees east to a. take iu
the public road leading TO Tsylor's Bridge
about l24 $40 perches to stake, thence up
said road north "a deg west 37i.2O Lerches
to st,ke, thence up said road north oi%
deg west 28 8-lO percnes 10 q stone opposite
to the road leadipg to Thomas Landing,
thence still up SAID road north Az deg.
west 5s 10 perches to e. stas tn the State
road aforesaid, and the place of b-ginniug.
containing one hundred and for.y-nine
acres, two quarters, and twelve perches of
land, " ore or less &c.
selzed and t. ken in execution as the O.
perry Of James v. Moore, and Rachel
Moore, his wife, and William Vandesri1t,
t. t., and to be sold by
1SAtC GRUBR, Sheriff,
eheriff's Office, New Castle, July 8, 1877.
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named Zebb; to him others looks for coun-
sci. His dogged determination and courage
make him hero among his followers.
TWO MILES OF FREIGHT TRAINS.
For distance Of nearly two miles below
town there is continuous string of freight,
coal and cattle cars.
THE ROAD PICKRTED.
It is said the rioters have picketed the
road forseveral miles from this point. The
strikers assert that the United Strtes au-
thorities will be unable to aid the company
unless they station troops at distances not
more than ten miles apart on the road.
MORE THREATS OF BLooDsuEp.
They say that no train leaving this point,
either east or west, will reach its destina-
tion, and that If trains are started there will,
be blood on the road, and If threats made
by some be carried out terrible time may
be expected.
WATCdINd THE 6lTUATlONs
A band of strikers, about forty in number,
undismayed by the heavy rain, camped ou'
at the crossing, about 400 yards from the
town, and closely watched the situation.
DISTRIBUTING THE PROCLAMATION.
The Presidents proclamation, printed in
hand'bill form, is being distributed among
the employees at all points of the road.
Policemen have been furnished In large nuns
bers, to be placed in conspicuous places.
ST. JOHN FIRE LOSSES.
NEW YORK, July 19.-The amount of ex-
change drawn in this city against the St
John fire losses thus far amount to 50, OOO,-
900, chiefly by the Bank of Montreal.
FATAL ACCIDENT BY THE EXPLOSION OF
GAS MACHINE.
BALTIMORE, July 19-J. P. Wehrbeim
Of the firm of Wehrheim & Bros, No. Ill
Frederick avenue, was instantly killed yes
terday. in Baltimore county, by the explo-
sion Of a gas machine which he was exam>
lining with lighted candle, to fiiAi !. leak.
He was thrown to the ceiling, q distance of
twelve feet, with such force as to break his
neck, right arm, right leg, and several ribs.
MYSTERIOUS BANK ROBBERY AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, PERRY Co., Pa, July TO-
This morning, when the cashier of the Peo>
ple's Bank, of this place, opened the bank
safe It was discovered that the cash drawer
had been robbed Of abcut $500 in money
and 81 500 worth of bonds. The bank pre-
scented the same appearance as when closed
last night.
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,HITalRsls az.Ll.'E!!'.. !. I! J. !,

N Y Rv yirtue of awrit of Ievari Facias
y me qtEeeted VII a3fo BE- n9ls, ,9poseNa No 80 70
sShipley street, kept ~ george W. orllip
/ IA "a tie cisy 0f fnington, New castle
! ksATURDAY tbs asl day of July, A. D.ls77.
at7 o'cfotk p. M,
ii haS aSss NV ssss M Land: win Fra %e
NJ WeilinR ther30n tf&ctef situate in TN.
Nty 81 WiJndtne sOn, bonn leo and described
y IN, a,,. vi bs ife hi Of the southery
b ~ ~ y entfa tteet. With the westerly side
w \ siberty nav ailed n. lsor street, tn. nee
b ~ tia sOf1tR efiy yGtd60f Tenth street, west :
b syly sixfveu let tfpsa line of Land late VI
award Cor decA0 thence thereby south.
srlv md pafsll6l ~ Walnut street seventy
b f XII To- 4 sfat u slj6' Ssierly parallel to 10Th
ale { sfxuop fael tpthe side of Lib rty st.
,foreeaid. 5e6<l 11ie0oS t. erehv northerly
,ryepty fpet 70 The place of beginning, be
contents thereof What they may
N + eizsd nd iaken IN execution as the pro-
,er.v III IN aT2otSt 4 B4scher, late M.rgar 7
Wslker. .aTd jbhh Butcher, her husband and
|, RsbeccG Afcrgas \ n. I'D To be sod by
I6AACGRUBB. Sheriff.
Tisherinvs O1ies. NV SAstle, July s' 1877.
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CITY NOTES.

Alfred Jochen, who was recently shot in
the head, is again very low.
During the heavy rain yesterday after
noon, many of the streets were impassable
owing to the large amount of rain that fell.
Harry Heacocks was run over at Sharon
Hill Station, on Wednesday evening, by the
9.45 train from Philadelphia.
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RIOT AT MARTINSBURG.
MYSTERIOUS BANK ROBBERY.
THE EASTERN WAR.

RUSSIAN DEFEATS IN THE BALKANS.
LONDON, July ia despatch from Con-
stantinople says Raouf Pasha has driven the
Russians from Jamboli, and retaken several
important positions on the Balkans.
THEIR RETREAT BEING CUT OFF.
Abdul Kerim is rapidly moving his army
and cutting off the retreat of Russians.
IN BULGARIA.
The Russians are pouring into Roumelia
unopposed. Forty-fve battalions, equal to
about "a 900 men, already are across the
Balkans. Rsouf Pasha, encamped at
Siivno, in the Tundja valley, is compelled
by numerical inferiority to remain on the
defensive until the arrival of Sulieman
Pasha. The latter's army numbers 1s,O 600
or 2O,OO0, but it remains to be seen whether
this force will arrive in time to bar the fur
ther progress of the Russians. 1t is not
expected at Adrianople under three days.
This force will endeavor to hold the Rus
SLAMS In check, to enable Osman Pasha, from
Wlddin, and Abdul Kerim, from Shumla, to
tall upon their rear. Abdul Kerin is hold
ing himself in readiness to assume the
offensive at the most convenient opportunity.
Indeed 1t is reported that battle began
yesterday morning, but the result is at yet
unknown,
THE SULaARIAN ADVANCE sLAcKENED.
Advices received here from Vienna state
that In consequence of representations made
to the Russian Government by some of the
Powers, the Russian advance in Bulgaria
has been slackened.
IRELAND WINS THE ELcHo SHIELD.
In the rifle match at Wimbledon to-day
Ireland won the Elcho shield.
THE SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.
at Wimbledon to-day in the shooting
for the Kalapore cup, at 200, 500, and 600
yards, the score Of the English team aggre,
gated COS, and that of the Canadian team
1856.
In the first stage of the shooting for the
Elcho shield, 800 yards, Is shots each, Ire>
land scored 543,, Scotland $50, and England
573.
THE FRENCH BouRsE AFFECTED BY WAR
RUMoRs.
PARIS, July 19.-The advance In prices
on the Bourse is in consequence of rumors
Of an armistice between Turkey and Russia.
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.t '~CIr.

City CorrUy.l nso. las ev.anc. Presi'eHt
Lichtens.Cin in the r. .ir. Minutes of -s,6
meeting read al adopted.
The following petitions were er&ntct:
VIM. H. Bles', G. A. Rodney, Jo. Uaf7
penter.
Wilmington savilgs Jlpd Society.
The following petitions were preseutld
John P. Moore, and Others, asking to have
18th street near Lincoln paved.
Samuel Carey, and others, to hve the b'd
of Lombard street, between 18th and 12L,
graded.
Mict al Ford, and others, to have gut,
ter paved on east side of Spruce, rom Tay.
| or TO 9th. 80
The following bills were allowed John
W. Hawkins, SIS James Harrigan, s7l.50;
G.. B. Underwood, $3.50.
Orders were drawn in favor of L. G. Van
Cleick, for $50; John Peters, to pay noIes,
which will mature within few days, $751;
114.57; Presiden of Board of Health, 5000;
Water Department, $254.e5; Street Depart
ment. $295.s5.
City Treasurer reported balsnce in bank
to the account Of Cool Spring Reservoir,
$5,O2119; balance to the account of Cur,
rent Expenses, $Gs, ,s53.67; total balanc, in
bank, $A3, 3,S94.S6. .
Street Commissioner reported 46 men, 10
double, and single teams at work.
Water Commissioner reported 20 men
employed.
Public Building Committee reported that
the turn.stiles at the City Park were all
placed, and the Park open 10 the public.
Council adjourned.
One case of cholera was reported In New
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PERSONAL.

George Fisher, of this city, has returned
from Lynn, Mass, where he has heeh plays
ing on third base. for the club at that place
He will probably join the Quicksteps, and
play in his old position.
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SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of venditioni expo
mas to lne directed will be exposed to
Pubic Sale at the LafAy cite Hotel, No. 84i
Shtpley ST. eet; kept by George w. Ort.ip,
in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware, on
SATURDAY, Juy %, ls7,
at 2 O'Clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that Tract or parcel of Land Ut James
W, Thompson, M. H.. situate in Whining
ton. New castle county. anu State OF ID Ia
ware, to wit; Beginning at staAe IN the
easteriy side of Orange street, at distance
of 81 feet and inches from the sOutherly
side of Iwelf, b street, thence easterly and
parallel with 1welf h sure t seventy three
feet to the west riy SIDE Of four aud halt
feet wide alley, leading into TIVE fifth street,
thence by the said side Of said alley south
erly thirty four feet o stake. thence west.
erly and paral ell with the first described
line and with TIVE ,fth street, seventy three
feet to the easttriy sise OF Oran' q street
and thence thereby northerly thirty four
ieet to the p ace Of beginning, be the con
tents ther of what they may.
Seized and taken In exesntiOU as the pro-
perty OF James w. Thompson, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff7H Office New Castle Univ lk77
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IHEkIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of venditioni exponas
Sale, at The Lafayette Hotel al Snipley
street, kept by george W. Ortlip. in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware. In
SATURDAY, 2sth day Of JULY. AID. 1o77,
at 2 O'clock, P. NJ,
rhe following described Real Estate, viz,
All that certain Wharf Property aDn lot
OF Lana. with the buildings. Marine Rail
way. and Machinery. theieon stu d, III
the City OF Wilmn gtnn. New Castle Cou :
ty, and Htate of DelaA are bounced And
dsscr'b d as follows 10 wit, beginnii & at h
point LII line OF land. now or ate Of John
side Of orange ST. eet, and eighty nine (s9)
feel from the southerly side of Water at.
tbeuce easterly alorg Harris's land snd
parallel with Water street, 38 feet west dock
OF former y frederick Leonard's line;
thence south IL deg. " est to what was ,or.
merly low water marR. now to the inter-
section o. Shipley str the, ce by the line
of Sh pley street Ssutherly to the wnsrl
line as laid d wn by the sai0 city, thence
along GhrIstiana kivei westerly 78 feel vim
more Or less, to line Of land now or laie
of said Harrls. I'd thence thereby north
erIy parallel to Orange treet; 10 the place
of beginning, be the contents what they
may.
Seized and takenin execution as the rro-
perty of John A Harris, aud 10 bs soli by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sheriff's Office. New Castle. July ., 1877.
1y9.tJ
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THE PEACH SHIPMENTS.

Two car loads of peaches were shipped
yesterday to Jersey City, and four car load
of berries. The number of car los 1s
of peaches thus far shipped, has been 3H
cars.
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Local Affairs.
MAGISTRATES CASES.

William Clayton, for being drunk and
disorderly. was fined IS and cost, ard held
in 5000 bail to keep the peace, last night by
Squire Frazer.
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TEMPEANCE ALLIANCE.

The Gospel Temperance Alliance Execu-
tive Committee, will meet on SATURDAY.
morning to erect their new tent. 1t is ex-
pected that dedicatory services will be held
at 3.30 p. M, on Sunday next. There will
be services in the tent on Saturday evening.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, widow Of the late
Robert Garrett, and mother of John W.
Garrett, president of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, died at her residence in Balti-
more, on Wednesday. 4 "a
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vets.
.,HERlFNs SALE.

SAAas1sN~'.--r~l> SAAss~.-~ N , 1- ,{- -71!'Z'I
~ virtne cf = rlt of Levari Facias to
as difs:ssd s Hoieei Hexe9sta o s41 sg sbip PnoS eS
sfrs sfs I 81 bys xx60rse w. Ortlip. in the
sity al Witf4fn St0n, New Castle county,
pe''' NJ isXTUI N w, July 2Sth. 1877.
Hook P. M.
ma folIr Scribed Real Estate viz:
NJ 4 n; sFte sAin Lot of Land, Sittl-
20 II, III \ ningt m. New ,astle
M. ~ ~ ssS M y M ma described as fol-
iru5s Jf3e, q 4&&f s1@ corner lOrmet bj
~ = fv<tf ssuS. Hs :S A ,tCriy side of IN-
Pnrs{ cfxSNsE 4. y, "ly slue @fSiXth
sfr<.cxl {KSrxf 'tuerIy side OF
Stx3N' 'l53 m 1eAA.N ty-eiyht feet
N u q M v u MI iT4fi W. raIlel with
nnpSTS T3t Ey a23Dn md q half
soat n, n N & FE(snce L.. westerly
SiiracftnJs y Syenty three An a half
Ssat n, NJ 4 l2e ly side of DUPONT st I,
thpnesr ~ nj r. oet northerly about fifty
Feat t0 tie biS begi inning be the con-
M M y AsYfI XII fk {}E Of Land, vii Frame
unssssl fiaef9jaS n &l1ua e in the City of vii.
:, q. rfsss,. iltafx X he aware, beginning on
81 n sif0ot wv dt6xEnf Front street, between
JcffSrSuif Xs76 wadison streets, 81 feet
frsisIS sfha " 1tXf SYlde of Madison street at
1 @ Ssi E bar ips lp.l with RI''y Mac % d'son
sSSs <x fIl3 iH6lles to a cUrne' Ia Il f r.
5SfSE 23 "a (urley, thence ther with
~ l1fRith FIR Mt street IL feet 9
mr. M Sthence nor herly para lei
4{{{ ~ &xf64 feet 2 tncnes. PASSING
S1)1lie OF par wall Of this
Fly of Jacob lloyd to said
eet, and thence westerly
5tne place Of beginning.
len in ext cution rs t G
Sk Lslly, and to be sold by
AAC GRUBB. sheriff.
New Castle, July 8, 1877.
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!, By vlftue ofI ) writ OF Lsvari Facias to
ne (ttfeCsed. Will ~ exposed TO Public sale
It the Laiayeft6 Hotel 81 shipley st ee:
.xept by GeOfGe w. ,Ortli", in the city OF
Wilmington, NSy cattle County, Delaware
IN s4s 4tsssssEas
35 EATURnAYy5uly 2S, A. D. 1877,
9 AZ 4 O'clock. P. M,
Z The folI0xgjn9 described keal Estate, viz:
All tnst Certain Lot 81 Land, situate in The
,,sity 81 + i.minrtou. bound aud described
,rly side ~ 0lJptf venue, bet% cen Rod
SeY and Clayf6m t9tts, and at the distance
81 q ,e HUNDRED ana twenty feet from the
O.. Z, ,eriy sldo Of Rodney street, thence
mort eriv parallel l0 Rodney stree one
bnndred fasIto 4 corner, thence westerly
naraiiel III Gis pin avenue f1f'y feet to the
sse"tariv sidS Of = afDrty-two feet and five ms:
~a,sesfreet. THENCE s0utherly along said side
III sid liEsst ld al'e to the fFst Tad
.st Il the satd ad6f0f Gil lin avenue, and
thence tht febg easterly fifty fest tothe place
o. btginnlng, be the coutents what tney
~ s: ytxed and aken In execution as the pro-
oertv 81 SWTiiiinM Al WesIbrook, aud Anna
M x estbrcoE fiSwife, anu t. t.' and 10 be
sold by
Ss1rAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
aher1nyS Ok10ey New Castle, July D, 1877.
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