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sutetde.

MEMPHIS, AprH Z0.-JAnes Elliott,
sgsd apoqI .i1Iy years, Of Cslno'n'A
culnmiuet 81 De asG evening oy nang-
ing hrn..l' 10 The water c!osst Of : b
Chambers House De lett note 'syi' 4
he bsd been robbed 10 NsE orIesas ii
All ne had e1cep: t~o hu dred doi's's N
gold. =ui.a be could not nnd stisrNsr1s.
sod' he was to- Old 70 work and 100
proud 10 Deg. De h.d cer'acsLs 0i
meube,hip IN the Christian church ,'
Fulton, lud., and some tax rscsipii from
Aarshsll. Texas.
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Monster iur lC.

BELMONT. No, April 20-A norster
seq turtle nei shIrs over seven thou and
pou ds, shipped from New Or'e.r- suu
consigned - Z Il. Fred e N, ): l. us.
Wss cut loose from the fit car 10 which
ne WAS 's>t-ued, by snale unknown
p.rty, VII J. beng transferred scr RS the
river at Co umhus, XIV. and b. made nis
~>cspe Inrotae Mississippi river. /; Vas
impossible 10 rescue him. He made
hadysy down stream.
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Bridge Tested.

LOUISVILLE, April 20.-The bridge of
the Cincinnati and Southern railway
over the Kentucky river, twenty two
miles south OF Lexington, WAS success
FULLY tested to-day in tie presence OF
several Thousand persons, including
Gov. McCreary, Senator Beck, Mr.. Hal
stead, Judge TAFT and numerous repre-
tentatives Of The civil englreers Of
America. The bridge Is considered 10 be
the bes. in Americs. 1t il 276 feet high
and was constructed By the Baltimore
Bridge Company.
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Another r,onT.ss,nn from tweed.

NV YORK, Ap-il 70 1t i: rUmored
that Tweed Lns made sypIi=u!- tai
upufessiyu, aId lnat the document was
usc.d ia Lhs nsnds ot Attorney Genera
FsrchLd BY Mr.. Townsend, HE counsel.
Tnls statement Is sac 70 Os IN regard :"
the election Of Certain Judges Of ne
Cour, OF Appeas. Ar. IC~n:eud &C.
,iaes 20 aLsNer aly Questions.
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ANIL has been introduced IN the
a., LEGISLATURE making persons over
.,s wears Of age ineligible as jurors.
-. 70 US that this is step in the
wong wong. direction, if tho present jury sy',
> worthy of encouragement. Ig'
..rcs and imbecllity are now prime
,,nmspds.ions of jurors, and upon The
MA that there is no fool equal to
Il, fool see might reasonably be
"A. -, requisite instesd of a disquslifcs-
~, Still, there is difference in men,
S,n. st s,ty-fve are in the prime OF in
,,r.un. yiccr, and such should not be
,.,,.-sd ineligible by statute, unless this
.,.., ds,ec. Is thought sufficient to de-
,Iar, from serving.
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The Sloan Fa.,road Case.

TOLEDO, April 2U.-Judses Prentiss,
Caldwell ard McNesth, sitting 81 Cnsm.
bers, rendered decision this morning in
the Clevelsnc, Sal Cuskv and Cincinnati
railrosd Case, commonly known as the
Rush R. Slosn case, dl>so.vins the in
junction and vxcstlng the receivershlp p
under which Slosn Was appointed gen
eral manager. An appeal will be taken
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Pily inns 10 Rome

New YohK. APrn ~ Eighty six
Irisb-CsnadIans arrived hsr- to-day Oh
their wsy to Rome, to pspticip,ss IN the
Firth Anniversary OF the Popes splsco.
pacy. They bear with them for his
holiness thirty thousand dollars.
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,u, Rack Hill. yielded s2,6oo,ooo in
''.., ve,r. As the danger of being
'..d h.. greatly diminished ard a ju-
- a;.,,ic, has been established there,
'' vill probably bs a great rush OF
,bi, summer. Late reports say
:.', a,' n. gold pans GU. richer than it did
C.Tioruia.
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Al AND COMMERCIAL
, April 70

April 70 Closed
essy a. 2iG,3 per camille
osr.r 81 d.5 per ecsipis
$4,000 The Assistant Tressursr dlz-
bursed s7l OOO -ClearIngs t3l 900 oo0.
Dry goods imports Tor the week 81 1881.
OOO. Sterling s!rong and nomnnA.!y at
48S for long and 49O for snort.
GoLD-StesGy At lt6i9l003 Garry.
ing rates / W 2 per cent Borrowing
rates fat at TO 3 per cent. per annun,
and l. "a per cent, per diem.
SrLpER-Al London 5ii1; here tl.
yer bars 1861, green backs; Il9t, gold;
silver coin ! per cont discount
GovEHsMEs7s - Closed sctiye and
strong
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One Of the Chico Gang Convicted.

BAN Francisco April 2O.-An
OrevI!lc press dispatch says that II. T.
Jones, the FIRST of the Chico gang was
put on trial to-day and found guilty Of
arson o the hrst degree. Tns prisoner
was implIcsted IN the murder of the
Chinese.
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Base Ra ..

IxD1AyaroLls. April 20.-The bs'e
bal gsue tetsetn The LouisViile SEA
indlan.poli, cius., which was to have
been played here 10 duy, va. postponed
on account Oi the wet grounds.
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HE ROAD LAW.

By the smeudcd road law passed at
he late session Of the Legislature, every
Abe bodied msn between the ages OF
Is and 50 Years, is required to contribute
tao dsys' labor ON the public highways
b.:ween the frs: days of April and Sep
.snber in esch year.
I.is the duty OF the County Court to
,ppoiat oienn ally 3. the January, Feosu-
ry or March terms three road commis-
ropers for esch district. who shall exam
ne sll the roads in their respective dis
rs;: and repor. to the County Court
Ias levy time IN each year. tho cond!-
4: Of the rosd' aud the amount of tax
.a,s:sry 10 be levied IN addition to the
i.o tsy. labor eqsired.
T,..,. ,..t,. - ~. Luna & -st
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THE American and European grain
fsssr, sre beginning to speculate on the
'n famors and the possible closing oi
lie Back Sea ports, the outlets OF
"-''!s: great graiu-producing region,
I'm which England alone has in the
.sIsI months drawn 554 $50 hundred
s9ens Of wheat. The English, how
's'' assert that they will in few years
'h' their whole supply of grain from
INA Great Briisir's importations OF
'-e'i amount annually TO SO CeO, 900,
'N'l!! not do for her to rely upon
liza, IS the fearful droughts in that
"Il''y make it hazardous source. She
t''s'out haIt her supply now from the
V@Hei S.stes, during the lsst SIX months
''"hI imported 7,l96,l33 hundred
'7ea! OF She from that source.
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Turkish troops, divided iDso four corps,
are sar7oald,us The II rIdIte country
The inhsoitsAb, ,ef several villages have
laid down shsfAs4lk ~ -
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Attempt 10 Kidmap Packard.

New ORLEANS, April Z0.-The fol
lowing report came troD the State house
tonight: Gov. fscksrds Carriage Wa.
stopped tc-nigh: Gt The corner OF X am
part snd Esplanade streets, where he re.
sdes, by ten or twelve armed men, VINO
finding the only occupsnt and elderly
person, an sttschs OF Gov. Packard bear.
ing letter to Mr.. Pa ,karf, stating that
her hus band would not he home tonight,
let her without further mO'eslaLIOn.
Packard's friends stated that he bad been
forewsrned that m attempt would be-
made to kIknsp hun should be attempt
to sleep 81 his house ~ hs has lately
done, and SO be sent his cab shesd 10 sUe
II there WAS any foundation for The warn
iLg given.
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Order or the President Withdrawini
Troops from New Orleaas.

WAsHISaroH, April 20.-The fresi'
dent this afternoon addressed the follow.
Ing letter to Secretary McCrsry:
Executive MANSION,
WAsHINaroE, April 20. 1875.
SIR Prior to my eltering upon the
duties of President there had been sta.
toned, By order Of my predecessor, In
the immediate vicinity OF the building
used ss the State House in New Orleans,
Louisiana, and known as the Mechanic 8
Institute, q detachment OF United
States infantry. Finding them in
that place have !. thought
proper to delay decision of the qles-
tion of their removal uCtil could ds.er.
mine whether the condition OF affairs is
no " such as 10 either require or justly the
confined military Intervention Of that
national government, in affairs OF the
State. In my opinion there does not
now exist in Louisiana such domestic
violence rs is contemplated by the Con-
stitution as the ground upon which the
military powers of the natIons' govern
ment may be invoked tor defense 0t the
State. The disputes which exist as to
the right OF certsln Claimants 10
the chlel executive Office of that sis.s are
to be settled and determined, not by the
executive of the u lifted States, blt oy
such orderly and peaceable methods rs
may be provided by the Constitution snd
laws OF the state. Having assurance that
no Resort to violence is contemp. sted,
but that, on the contrary, the disputes In
question are to be settled by peaceful
methods, under and in accordance
with law, deem it proper
to take action in accordance with the
principle; announced when | entered on
the Itles of President. You are thore-
lore directed to see that pr, per orders
are issued TOR the removal o. said troops
at an early date from tnelr present posi-
tiun TO such regular barracks in the
vicinity rs may be selected ior their oc-
cupstion.
iSisned.1 X. B. HAYES.
u. w. McCRARY, Sec'y Of Var.
The Secretary of War, at the Cabinet
session, addressed the following letter to
General Sherman:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIsGrON, April 20
To Gen. Wm. T. Sherman, Commanding
u S. Army:
| have the honor TO enclose berew tn Q
copy of communication from the Pros
ident of tie United States in winch he
directs that the detscnment Of U. ).
troops nov stationed IN the vicinity &.
Mechanics In.tltu @, in the city OF y w
Orleans, b. Withdrawn to sucn cDnvrn.
rent barrack- as may be selected or their
occupation. You Are hereby charged whn
he execution of this order, and will
cause the withdrawal - take placs on
Tuesday Leat, the "a n Of April, At II
o'clock meridian Very pec.(uliy.
your ObedIent servant,
lSgued GEO. w. MCCR>RY,
!SecretTU Of Var.
General Sherman having lett his Oftica
ear this afternoon, did not BIC pme &c
qu4inted with the sclion of tie CabInet
until this evening. The letter ot tn"
Secretary of War abovs mentioned will
be transmitted to him earl this morning
and he will then telegraph 10 Genersi
Sheridan, commanding the Military d.
vision OF Missouri, who will give the
necessary order tor the removst o! the
troops, as above, TO Gen. Augur. in COM
m.nd nj Nav Orleans
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ayheelina greister.
- .ls,ed ye,terddy at lOea.

.,,tssr today ,osA 6s fair, ~'th
" .,,,, winds, and rising te"spsro-
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Tls &c. takes effect June first.

THE Governor OF Minnesota has be-
mae tired Of swearing At the gra=shop-
per-, Sid H,s proposes - do little
psyng Hs =, designated Thursday,
tie :6.h SIS dag al fasting and pray err
s;h special reference to the scou-gs
N-sl,.ue, wast seem to be the most su
taenuc r'Prrr, from the grasshopper
territory u4,,ts thAt the statements
seler. /. sent h,,. s:s very much exsg-
gsrst.d ana :'., rot much tronble is
tss'et III. y'r'. This is certainly very
taserul TO contemplate, as under the
aspiration OF war which will tie up the
gan production OF Europe, American
!nlers vii command q good price for
4. hey can raise.
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Louisiana Affairs.

NEW ORLEANs, April 2O.-Sen.
W. l.. Mcmillan, Of Carroll, Was sworn
in as Q member Of the legislature at Odd
Fellows Hal, being accorded the door he
made short speech, concluding IS fol
lows: "The solemn declaration Of the
legislature to abide by the constitutional
amendments, to protect life and property
and further the school interest
is all that the most ardent
Republican could desire. The whole
people await the fulfllment o. these
promises, and II they are Carried out, or
der will be restored. coms here with
no animosity, but from 3 strict sense OF
duty, and will work sh builder to shoulder
10 carry out every measure inaugursted
for the prosperity of the people. You can
ask no more and l can promise no more.
New OsLEANs, April 90 The Com
mission, upon having its attention called
to the statements OF the resolutions tsle.
srsphed last night as passed BY the res:.
due of the Packard caucus, declare tbs.
the interview with the Commission
therein referred 10 WAS sugge, e,ted by the
members OF the caucus; that the Coa-
versation was Informal and unofficial,
and the only question upon wnich
all the members of the Com mission
present agreed, WAS 10 \ certainty that
The President would not use the army Of
the United States TO decide the contest
In this Siste, or as q permanent Iolice
for Packard. There Was nothing OF gem
eral Interest before the Comm ssion TO
day, q! least nothing trsnsp'red. Tele-
grams passed between the White Hou'e
and the Com mi sion. but their contents
have not been made publiS.
General Hswley stated tonight that
the Commission would leave Tor Wash
ington TO morrow evening, unless fur
ther sdyices were received from the
Presldenr.
General Mcmillan vas the only scces.
sion TO Nichols. 1t is probsb.y certain
however, that eight or ten members from
the Packard house will be added 10 the
NIcnols legislature tomorrow, Includ-
ing ex-GovernJr Wsrmoutb, aud the isI-
lowing OF Hon. Z. b. Darrell OF the
third Congres .ionsl District. Inter-
views this evening with several OF Pack
ard adnerents indicate rspld dIssoIu-
ton OF the 81. l. u,s Hoiel organization,
legisls.i i've and military. The PresIdenJs
order tor the removal Of troops was the
subject of general conversation Tonight.
The order mentions the removal of troops
from Mechanic, Institute which Is elgnt
sqIsre, from the ST. Louis Hotel where
the Packard forces nod out. Troop, ar.
aIsO stationed IN the Orleans Hotel, al
j.cent to the ST. LOUIS Hotel. passage
way connecting the two. The lmp'es
sIoR Is that no Importance attaches 10
the mention OF Mechanics Institute, but
all the troops IN the city are 10 be re.
moved to quarters II: the barracks. The
Republicans of the Nichols Legislature
viii caucus 10 morrow on the SouAtorls.
question. The Liberal. are urging Gov.
Penn Tor long term Senator.
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NO. 224

tees or the interests Of the stockholders.
The transactions to-day Aggregated SOL
0000 shsrss, Of which 5000 were
Western Union. 2,060 RockIsland, 3. 900
St. Paul prsterred, 1000 Lake Shore
8 900 New York Central. ll.O00 Aichi.
gan Central, 1000 Delaware Lacka.
wanna and Western, 1900 Delaware
and Hudson, and ls,U0o Aorrb and
Essex. (:
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WAsHINaroN, April 20.-The Fresi'
dent this afternoon addressed the follow.
Ing letter to Secretary McCrsry:
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HERALD NOTES.

A triennial conclave of Knights Templar
will be held at Cleveland, Ohio, during tb'
latter part of August.
Francis Phillip Kaufman, aged seventee,
years, and son Of Mr.. s. H. Kaufman, o
the Evening STAR" Washington, wa
almost instantly killed few days ago, b,
the accidental discharge of q revolver, W whicl
he was handling. "a.
The "Old Ladies'" had their day at th'
Permanent Exhibition in Philadelphia, yes
terday. The Mayfower cadets will visit th'
buildings to-day.
A monument to the memory of Philip P
Bliss, the Gospel song writer, and his wife
Lucy Young Bliss, killed at the Ashtabul,
accident in December, was dedicated yester
day, at Rome, Bradford county, Pa, theil
early home. Mr.. Bliss was the author O.
"Hold the Fort"
Preparations are being made for grand
industrial parade, to take place in Phiiadel-
phia, on Thursday, August 9th.
General Grant arrived at "Bingen on the
Rhine" yesterday.
The assessed valuation of real ard per-
sonal property in Camden, N. j., for the
present year is $50, 100000, a decrease OF
81. .496, ,2s7 on the previous year.
Tramps broke into the store of John
Kennedy, at Port Kennedy, Montgomery
county, Pa, on Monday night, and stole
goods to the amount of several hundred
dollars.
Ex-Secretary Robson is in Washington,
the guest of Mr.. Aulich, his brother>in-
law.
Three of the Kentucky outlaws were cap.
tured yesterday by the Covington Light
Guards and party of volunteers.
On Monday evening, some ladies and gen>
tlemen were out driving in the vicinity OF
Trenton, N. j., when q thunder storm came
up, during which the horses became un-
manageable, and backed the carriage into
the river. Two of the party, q DR.. Reed
and Maths Allen, were drowned.
Loncfellow is said to be worth about two
hundred thousand dollars.
Eight hundred Mormons passed through
Pittsburg, en- route for Salt Lake City.
The city churches Of Montreal have re-
fused to allow divine services forth Oranges
man July II. - .s'j-l
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GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MASS MEETs
~" - ING.

Long before the appointed hour for the
temperance meeting. last evening, the Opera
House was crowded to its utmost capacity.
The aisles were filed with extra chsirs-
the steps leading to seats in the dress ciress
and gallery were all occupied while around
the outer circle of the auditorium stood .
dense mass of people, 1t was estimated
that one thousand people stood without i'm
patient to gain admission when the nfst
speaker was announcedt Bethh a IL may
there were several hundred who went awsy
disappointed at not being able to get yithin
hearing distance. a.,..; 49,,
If the great rush to the meetings Of the
Gospel Temperance Association be q Just
criterion ii is not difficult 10 determine
which side of the ."iittls unpleasan,ness. p
lately In the temperance ranks, is supported
by the real substantial eiemsnt in society.
Another meeting is announced for Two
weeks from last evening. Mr.. Evsns u
Philadelphia, prominent temperance 3D.
vocate and one who some hig ghly recon :
mended by Mr.. Murphy will speak to.mor~
row eveningin the City Hall. haia,f OF
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sHERTFPs SALES.
NHERIFF'S SALE,

sE Z
BY virtue of writ Of Levari Facias to
ne directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
Mt the H Hotel NJ II. nry d. Paulin, in Odessa,
in IT. Georges Hundred New Castle Coun-
ty, Delaware, on !.f.t, ts5l.;
TUESDAY, 3lst day Of ULY, AID. 1877,
at o'clock, p. Nj. l.ir &,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that cer;ain Tract or piece OF Land,
situated in AppOquinimink Hundred New
astle COuniy, and State Of Delawa q,
bounded and described as follows, tO-wit !;
beginning at the DeTtn edge Of NoxantoWn
MIL POM, q corner for, THESE pre- misses and
for and of John Appleton, thence with said
AppletOn'S north Une amt d ha degrees
west thirteen and one tent pc ches 10 the
nidd Q Of the road leading rom Middl :
'wn t, Peterborough, thence with the
sald road south eighly-nine degrees ca st
partly with this said road aDd partly with
oLht lands Of the said Edward -ilcox south
seven y-six and One-Qusrter degrees eaAt
tweety four and five tenths prrcuea 10 the
AppoquiniminK Greek and the said Mill
Pond, to the place of beginning, contain
ing ten acres Of lsnd. be the same more or
less, with Frame Grist Mill, Fl anne we'll
ing House. and stable, thereon ected and
also the mill dam, mill pond, and the r ghts
and privileges sppertainiDg to the said mill
and wafer power, t-n f|-4 a.-
Seized anu TAX en- in execution as the pro-
perty Of Jonathan s. Hanu, and Mary Jane
dano, his vile, and t, s, and 30 be &, id by
ISAAC CRU BIB, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, New Castle, July ., 1857.
jylO-ts
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ARM MASHED.

Patrick Boner an employee of Lobdell'e
Car Wheel Works, had his right arm, be,
tween the elbow and shoulder mashed yes
terday morning about 9,3O O'Clock, by ca,
wheel falling upon it. He was rolling the
wheel on the New York Packet, Triplet, and
1t being high tide at the time, he was oblig-
ed to roll the wheel up the plank, and when
at the top, he slipped, and the wheel fell ups
on his arm. Dr. Draper was called in to at
tend to the patient, but was unable to do
anything, and is of the opinion that amputa~
tion will be necessary. Mr.. Brown had just
came to work at the beginning of the week,
after an absence of four weeks.
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'sssosasssss'
aFK.S SS'l I

,irtne Of awxit of Ievari Facias
dirActa3 be exposed to
sale Ut the lafayette Holel, No, S4l
street, kept by George w. Ortllp,
city of Wtlmfngton, New Castle
DelaWia8 R1lH ". r. ii /
lDAy, the 8ihsday of July, A. DIST.
~ O'clock T.. M,
,lloV1fHe aQ1&l5&sRd Real Estate. viz:
{ cS16 n n k5tand, with Frame
az tker8Onf <f&Stet 81 uate in th1
Wtlmink toH bcun deu and described
We, AZ, nj eg ag IT. at se,,b ae ,qrntr M !,
Ienth.street. Nth the westerly size
rty; .' lso1 o : street, I'ee.t thence s,
xteeU fatt tu y line of land late f
d Coz. d6cyQs fnence thereby south.
id parall6 III walnut street seventy
o stAk & AEtx 1GSSerly parallel to iO' h
,ixJeen feet ~ the side of Liberty st.
dd{ ,aA y 5A4 ~. .tbereby northerly
y feet To- the pace of beginning, be
Is there0G whAtthey may.
Z Z Msss late :" Margaret I art
r.R "a john H0t t6her n er husbands and
Is 60trlG VI nd 70 be- SO d by
N'si III A(1GRUBB. Sheriff.
Is OfIice, n eW Castle, July 9, 1877.
Y
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ .n '.
By virtue of writ of Levari Facias. to
me directed, will pe exposed to Public
sale, at the Hotel of Henry d. Pau in, In
Odessa, in st. George Hundred, New Castle
County, Del, on
TUESDAY, the 3lst day of JULY, 1877.
at O'Clock, P. NJ, ... Z,
The following described Real Estate, viz., ;
All that Farm or Tract of Land. situate,
lying and bein, in AppOQuinimink HID,
III the county of New CASTLE, and State OF
Delaware. being part, Of tie original tract
called Poplar HILL and which part is bound
ming at a stake or stone in the State Road
at Matthew'S corner and at the junction O.
the road leading from said road to Taylor's
Bridge, thence along said State road south
: 8 degrees west'lS5 4 10 pe'ches to q stone,
thence by land of the heirs Of. j ohm Lyman
decd, s. nth 75 degrees east A perches to "a
stake, therce by q liHe dividing the origi
the public road leading TO Tsylor's Bridge
thence up said road nlrth 33]@ deg. wes
about ia $40 perches to stake, thence up
said road no1th AZ deg .west3 7l.2O perches
to q stake, thence up said road north oiL "
deg. west 28 8-lO percues to stone opposite
to the road leading to Thomas Landing
thence still up said road north Az des
west 56 o 10 perches to a stas 9 in the State
road aforesaid, and the place of beginning
containing one hundred and forfy-nthe
acres, two quarters, and twelve perches of
land, n ore or less, &c.
seIzed and taken in execution as the o.
perty Of James v. Moore, and Rachel
Moore, his wife, and William Vandesriit,
" w. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sherifrs Office, New Castle, July Q, 1877.
julU-tS K
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sIFF's SALE,

irtue or d 0f Levari Facias to
ected. WILL be exposed to Public Sale
Ta6ayS{t8 A6tei 8il shipley street,
" Rt300fSS(V3 Ortli", in the city OF
-ngtvn, New eastle County, Delawale e
ATtJRnAY,July, 2S, A. D. 1877,
sss At2 O'clock. p. NJ. w. - -',,.
Following descrtbed neal Estate, viz:
Ut certain IiBt Df Land, situate in The
Al hI1ii bOu nded ard described
OkbgY6 ts1Js Beginning at the north
de-of <3t{ptn ~ Fenue, beta cen Rod
Ia Clayton RtreFts, and at the distance
,bnndr5d aA6 tKenty feet from the
Nv aadAxof f96dney street, thence
pSf el y0 Rsdney stree one
W AZ ~ ogner, thence westerly
-d - I 81 IN 3xShpe fly feet to the
VI gos.s5i gos SQrt1k Two fee aud five ins:
y siae s'aoc " \ d. 5lspefly along said side
rect, .!.d, thsnSGs 3 nG .iiei to the first men
siins III I'd 81 d II6dk Is tfeet onehuharedd ~ 9
NV INV 7 ssid w y Side N Gil si.S avenue, ana
/. tn the rgn & easterly fifty fe- -'tusne Piact'
innahg sbe the CO tents "ns1 'nes
.d an6 L & irfexecution as the pro-
81 WfIlfam q TWesJbrook, aud Anna
1stt5ro0k Z 4 hts wife, anu t. t., ana 10 Dc
ssa Ilxxt eruBB, Sheriff.
.i6rxAl lgsw Castle, July 8, 1877.