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The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

IFNllE counlenance is pale and lladen-
colorcd, with occasional flahcs, or
4 oircumscribed spot en- one or both
checks; the eyes bccumr Jua the pupils
diiatc an azure Sclnjcirylc rlrs 1ionG
the lower eyc-Ijd ; the nose is ilyit1ted,
swcll5, and sometimes llcedi; 4 swell
ing OF the upper lip; occlsional head
ache, with humming y ihTob1ing of
the ears an unulul secretion Of saliva;
Shiny or llrred tong ia; brca,h very
foul, particularly in ta2 morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes yOraciouS,
withagnawing satioaofihe stomach,
At others, entirely gone; fleeing pains
in the stomach ; occasional rHcl and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen, bowels irregular, 1t times
costive; stools Shiny; no; uGfrequently
tingcd with blood belly swollen and
hard urine tusbid; respiration ocoa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and
convulsiye; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with gIlQUlng o, the teeth temper
Vdidule, put etup"a,'y -, -
Whenever the above symptoms
are founl to exist,
Or. c. MrIANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly cicc Il cure.
II DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form; it is an innocent prcpa.
ration, Fot opI6Ie ef aoizg Hie sHshtea
fyH'y f9 tic Ai'H tfa5cy infant
The genuine DR. MFiANE's VERAH.
FuGE bears the signatures &. McLANE
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrapper.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED,

An sufferer from ihil li'rasc that are anNious
TO be- cured should try lr ki-sncr's Celebrated
Con-umrtivc Powders. These Powders are the
only p oparmiun known hat will cure ousump-
liDr sud all ui.cJsrs of thc Throat and Lungs
mtceu. 80 strong f. our faith IN them, and also to
convince sou that they ARE NO humhuR, We will
fnu,nui a. every auhcrvr by mail, post paid, a
ircr gi.l Boy
We don't want your money uu,u yon are ger
iectly slii-lcd ut their curative powers II Your
life l. worth HNiur, d.u't delay iu giving these
puNdtlsa % t'iul. o. thv' viii surely Cu'c You.
Price, fur large boN. $500. sent Ia Any par, oi
The lniI,d States or Canada by mail On receipt
Di price. AdlIcss.
ASH q ROBBINS,
tai 800 fuiruS srREEr, BRuoKLyS, y.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
Troops Called off from Louisiana,

We tally another for Rutherford
b. Hayes, returning boards to the
contrary notwithstanding. Louisi-
ana il FREE, All honor TO anyone
of the republican party, who
proves TO be a statesman and patri-
hy the "big guns" OF bis own par.
", Hayes has shown the courage.
patriotism and the nerve to do an.
other constitutional act in rindica.
tion of the spirit of American litor-
ty and her republican Institutions.
And so long as he continues TO so
conduct his administration 10 the
end that sectional strife and animos-
tues may be subdued, and the pro-
motion ofpoace and happiness, and
tie rights of individuals as we'll as
of states secured, just SO long will
the people of the south and all who
cherish n love of fairaess and hon
esty, a love of unity and patriotism,
of country and the perpotuation of
her glorious Institutions, tender
lhm their support and hearty good
will, but no longer. For the pres
ent, on the score Of reform and
.seXikern policy; we tally two for
: rford a,and in doing so, we
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
CHARLEY TIEMAN.
The Hero of the st. Louis Fire.
From the Cincinnati Enquire

From the Cincinnati Enquire
The hero, this time was Il gam
bier. lie taught the saints heroism;
the righteous, tenderness the god.
ly pharasees, selfsaoriiicc, and died
Il martyr to the noblest impulses.
Charley Tienan was gambler at
No. % South Fifth Street, St. l.ouls,
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
New York Cash Price List.

~ one btlltl s.ssss ~ wv
We have in stock, oi oWipvu mgrumour,,
reutng materials, etc. at the 10 lowing slow
prices:
100 rolls extra Rubber Roofing. at 3 cents pcr
square foot tOr wrWil lurui-h Rubber Roof
i.ic. Nails, Caps, AMI slate .painf lcr au euiirc
new root, at = cents per square fuuO
200 rolls 2-fiy larrcd RooGus felt at ls cent?
ptr >puar' foot
1900 ulls 3-ply 1arred Roofing FELT at q, cent.
per square foot
2cJ ro Is Tarred sheaIng at = cent per square
foot
$500 gallons fine Eramcl Paint mixed ready
Tor use on iusdc or outside work .ai.s3 nor gal
Ion all shades
1000 hbls slate -four .............. Der bhl Al "a
1909 g FpHiSipne -four ..... ..-..... 10
lg0 . Gmitm Mineral - 800
lv1..." Mctxfic Paint, ,dry........ 400
Spec< prices per ton ~ cur-load lois.
An ordrA must be accompanied win the
money or hJcot toA day drafts on well kuuwn
NJ. SLATE PAINT CO.,
lo3 lei MAIDEN LANE, n. Y.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

TBE Governor of Missouri has
signed Bounty bill, offering five
cents each Tor rat scaips. A rat.
lin business to be sure.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
Lands For Sale.


NO. ;.
So y N" sec ~, luwu.bpll N. Il @ east.
4rlrrr,. ub1rc overflow, ~ acre. in sur,,- sfui
cultivation, ttilautc dcvGnuod and undur ltttc.
Price sI,2p, turus one third cash, hulan,, IL
ono and two years.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
No Tar is Used in this Composition,
CHOCOLATE COLOR,

Whon first applied. chaHunpin abouta month 90
a uniform sia'u cO.ur, and L., 10 a | idu MS aud
l,uTprrt- slate. on
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

CSC acres on Cloar lake, good fnrm with com
iortdilr buiidiug- with gin house. good mill
ani all necessary out huii,iing-: ! q acres in cut
uv1iion; 81 a' fr- dcddrued. part Of which i- Gu-
der fence; centrally lurgtcd, ana good site for
u stnrci and iu thrifty aud Prosperous settle
mrni, mostly above overflow Price st0WO
Terms VIII be nadr easy 10 good purchaser.
satisfactory reasons given Tor wanting tu sell
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

a 'fH' N A ''.. tf'' WIN ~ very .'F'E
sHiuee, Ha. .N #tl' ..a'iuno o' u.- -. ..I +"
n.r...f ...a ..a..U I.'slHF ...H u.j..r ntl
.Hr ...r H.H -.,.-..- Ht M.
.aI.. Jon
U.c-Hirl .4, Co.; Of R.--rio..af.
The cNp.r.. % .rH. H-a H.urts. b.. ....
about thr cusl .. a....f u|H- .ru. lr. I...
Is trc-pIuuf .HHH.I H,r.r "H' ,., %. Ue# Poo
rrsily tested ll su> onr.
ITSTDIS EVERY LFAh.
and Tor tin or iron, hp-'uo equal, as 10 o,. ..r..
by heat contracts lr ctlii. CuI never rri,I H.I..
-cllc-, isCots CoycJt 81 ith TAR steutiH. ., ..L
be- ratlr Vatcr-t' -h. alta small expense, aud pre-
served Tor mauy ycfr~
This slaip aint II
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gall a. viii cover hundred square feet Of
N ngle ruuf. white uu tin, iron. ir.t, matched
nunld4. or any smooth surface, from tNp tlrart-
to one tliuu lrr required tD lu square feet ui slr
iicc, .ud although The paint hJs Il heavy b,dy,
Il is easily applied with "a brush.
No Tar is Used in this Composition,
therefore IT. neither cracks IN winter uorrns in
,uuuutr Ca dccgytd shingles % flis up the
holes ard lurt- uul gives q nyN substantial roof
thnt WI. Hast tor wears. tutlpd or warped shin.
gle- Il brings lu their places and keeps thpm
There II dii- up az huc- iU Irii roofs. stops the
leaks, aud ithou.h slow dryer, IHiu du,s not
..ssat u a tev nout- aiiei appty ying. As nearly
an paint that ARE black r1u'iu ijr 30 sure yur
oitu.n our gruuiUr anti Ie. which dor -ain,,e
IOulsl l.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
TIN ROOFS

our red color is usually preferred. "a one
coat il equal To-. five Of ANY urdinaI. paint For
BRICK WALLS,
Our bright rci is ihc only reliable slate paint
ever Introduced hIl vui cf'rrfuHy Ir,y,ui
dauIut from prIriIaiuga'ld di-colpliue the
plaster. Ihsst Iaiuta ave also largely used uu
uutuust- and i.Uc,; ur as q pruning coat on
me buildings. 'ur only color~ are, hnco,Ric
Rcd, Bright Red.aud Oringc
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

LEG AL NOTICES
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

" : Nc 4 SEE. ST 10 \ i. fast, %
acres, 40 acres above ordinary overflow. bul.1 ca
VIII timhcrcd. Price Sio0, Ferns ,asy.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
No

Nv = Soc. 90, L ID y, r. ~ East, within
p nilit~ I o~croia, ~ uCrc- now in cuIii latiun
With beautiful crop ON u. ~ utr,-- nearly
cleaned aad ran easily bee put in cultivation mo
ucAt Arar. tnnturiabir houscS on the place
Sumc "f The land i- subject to overflow, iui il
wc drained by bitches. Price 50, ju1 cash.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

The northeast " quarter Of section G) one,
in tow nship 40 urccn, North. angc u clcv
on, Fact; of which, there urc 80 acrrs cleared
and under fence. with good houses, outhorsc~,
well. &c, ,Sc Also
Thirty acres acsdrucd which car he put IN cul
tiyaton next year
Price, ss,uo. Terms easy. Apply To
JAMES & BEST
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

No. o.
leo acres, n W : see. % T. 10 n. Il Q, East.
yalIuhle firm now raising 80 bales Of cotton
PrCu = 90. 1cuus easy
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
u.e-Hl.rl .u, co.;ol ps--.i,a..aa

The cNp.n.. % .U. Ha. -HUrlt. be- s.'
about thv cuaI .. .I....f ..H.- U.ra. Ir. I..
Is nrc-pIouf .HHl H,rtr 'H .,s %. WH. ''
rtsily tested ls suN ont.
, 1877-05-27

GAME no. 51-LAIRD AND LADY.
(rInsT GAME.
Played at the Cafe International, New York
City, May S, 1877, for the championship Of tho
world and $500, between Robert D. Yates and
oh.
, 1877-05-27

Stockholders Meeting.
>, special meeting OF the Stockholders Of RAND,
McNALLf & CO.. will be held at the Office Of no
Company, In the City Of Chicago, on MONDAY.
june !, 1877, at o'clock p. n, to take action on
tne sale Of the Hand. McNally l. Co, Hallway
1ulde 10 the National RailwaY Publishing Com"
pany. r e. HAYNES. Secretary
chicago, May "a, 1877.
, 1877-05-27
Stockholders Meeting,

Noticc Is hereby given that the annual meeting
o. the chicaso South Branch Dock Company; iot
the election Of Directors Of said Company, will oe
bnllding. No. 10 Deatborn-st. Ia the city Of Cht-
easo' at 10 L. m., "Wednesday, June 6. \. .. 1871
E. q. MASON,
, 1877-05-27

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
u: F: 4; Fitzpatrick, St. Louis, Mo.-Pa1ticulara
John Dcmpster, New York-Thanks for the
courtesy.
l.. .. starkwcather, Rockford, ul.-Reoucst
H. Osborn, city.-solution to Problem and Posi-
fioE both correct
and answer By mail.
IL, ". Haw1cy, eit5.-Thc problem is good, nnd
Shall grace our column eoon.
u1ations are very gratifying.
A; D: Davis. Colorado Springs, co1.-1t has not
1eacheu ns Will attend to It.
W; +. Trnax. Motley Mfnn.-Tous Problem is
good and shall appear in next Sundays issuc.
p. " II. Purcell, Tc.re uaute, Ind.-Your
hsse our best thanks.
Phil ]. A1tsehul, city.-Your solution to prob
lem No II is correct. although vou work II br n
different Ane Of play thsn tho ono intended by tts
+ CHECKER ITEMS
Our checker column was unaroidably omitted in
last Sunday issue.
Acssrs. Baldwin and Skinner are reported to be
playing match At Lincoln, Ecb, for The cham
pipnHhip OF The State.
with about thirty contestants. Mr b. b. Ksswood Ksgxsdj
Is the only player connecting in the first class.
. The Prafric City Draughtz Tourney at Terrc
Msnte, Ind, is. foe unexplained reasons, not
likely to be flushed at present Dr. Purcell leads
the score.
A uaatch Of twelve games for the championship
o. Connecticut has been arranged to be played at
and Cook
d.. y. Il. Purcell writcs, s*In looking over
game No. 80, by AE. ncftcr, correcting the play in
in s ts;, r. mstch. and claiming whits
black II Var. :, at third move. We hsye % thts no.
a'noo' Black men on l, 10. Il, 21, xee, King On
, 1877-05-27

| bloodshed given in the Vernet, powerful as 1t
/ is an unpleasant piece IRON the soldlers VINO
are hrng and 1alllug the eye turns TO ong OF t1e
merf1est oi German mesry-maklngs. Inere Is
study IN every feature OF the large cansas,
from tue geese who lead the way VIII opcn'
monthed wonder, TO the boys turning nano'
spr1ngs IN the etuberancc OF tnelr Joq. me
rustic procession Is eomplcte ant1uote 1or the
blucs. me musicians arc not mere ptnyets tol
others, but the partners IN The 1un, pr'nming
over WITH IT, Inree ncai1np, 1oliy ma,us appIe'
cate their position as second only to the music,
ana behind these comes whole lost o1 cheer IN
himself, .......
THE FATHER OF HIS COMPANY, w..
yet SURPRISING all is the tr1o, the proud TnlaSe
swain with maid On either arm. His head is
high aud his eye bcamfng, but not thus lolus
you. Nor is 1t the happy and unconscious look
Of the nearer % lass. It Is the other gri, wl,9 3
looks up at William with an admiration and
wonder which in our Language can only DC cx-
pressed by % law!"
There arc three Troyons In the collccuon;
"Cattle Grazins,n Seattle DlnklnS,n, anu
1.-The the latter trs
the two Schreyers, "The Hating flaee," and
"a Wallachian Team, both in the art'st,s oest
style; and to the mystic landscape o. Dau1Ieny'
Mclssonier is represented pS unS c1css
Players" q gem III palntlne. ine uood .t'l
Sister" OF Merle is familiar through the
engraving, and is almost as ~ charming
as his "Eldcr Sister" Gcrome,s slave Mar Mar:
ket'' is one OF his charaGLetlst'c pieces 1"o
large works arc Marlno fa1lero anu Ang1q11na
Receiving the Sentence of otcno,' " ne hcg
ser, aud the baron alunchausen,. o. iro1.
Geycr, in which the cmlncn1ly-t1uthiul iaafon
IS tellin. to an annl1ang company tnc sIort VI
mis- pcr'ls by tanu anu SEA III Aa1!eas. 1uerc
Is small uelarochc, itGefy 20 escape uollce
from It's 6mallness, Wn1ch - one OF ING rare
numbers II IS mis- Chflsl Conso4ator: anu
near the work o. ms eGceht1lc pup,i ue
rome. Fi11nin Graros "lonet e scene Is
, 1877-05-27
RAILROAD TIME TAalt
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE O. qRAIE'

E1p!anation q Reference Ad~ks-t s.to,..-
rive Sunday At H. n. Daitr. Il
, 1877-05-27
81; white men on S, &, Is, 20, 80, 32; black to
play.
's-'$ 's-$ ,55-,!! - - a1!--ss RI
lilo ! 90-96 15-la ! G-1G l -

Drawn.
stI think l0-15 will also draw; at any rate 1t IS
better thnn 2ee--20. as gwen by Hcfser.'
Mr.. James Hill, draughts editor Of the Provi-
dence Dispateh, while IN New York last week .3 t1
across the board with several OF the leading e1-
perts present, with the following result:
+ Mnl, ]: Brown, 3; draEn, :: ' tota3' =.
HlN, /; Alten> II drawn. =; tota1, T.
Hii, .: spayth, o; drawn, !; total. !;
Hill, l6: LtEhtfoot- 8; drawn, II; total, a.
The Yates Martins match In New York continues
to be the absorbing theme Of discussion In checker
circles. The prevailing opinion in this country
eeems to be that Yates will retain tEe worlds
championship. while in Europe Martins T. The f.
ycrr advantageous lead. has since the tenth game
been playing only for draws. The first twenty
i've games having been finished Ut the Cafe. the
rooms in Brooklyn. We append the full score. 80
far rs reported, commencing with The first days
MIN
, 1877-05-27

Leave. Ani1s:
Kansas City Denver Fast E1 s1c:3o y. N !. go
St. Louis & Springfield Ex....fs 500 ~ 9S:1p.h
St. Louis Springfield Texass DOl O. m i SS:eSp.G
PekIn and Peora Fast Express 500 a n e::.nA =
Peoria Express s............. <11;cDp o. n y SDe a
PEORIA keokuk / Rurlfngton" 500 g. - |. 55.1Up'
Chicago 4 raducah X. X Ex. = 1OO 4 m !. s:n1op
Strcator. Lacon. WaAhson E1"1.;3O D. m i S.snR
Joliet Dwight Accountability" 500 b. a, j. ~"
, 1877-05-27

o1f1cx CHICAGO. Rock ls1ASp & PACIFIC FAIL
Road COMPANY. april n. 1871.
1he Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders the Chi
erfidn ToeF 6S Island Pacinc Railroad Co. for .as
@ Gf1 suGa otner business as may come before tnea
O'Clock n NJ iiiit:it III ~ St,t = .sssfdeuE
F.H rows. seczrrsr1: :.o@11 i@too1's' &@e'''~N'-
, 1877-05-27

1~Depot corner Of Well and Ktnxie-sra
b-Depot corncr Of Canal and Kinzfe-sts
CHICAGO ALTON L ST. LOUIS AMI cr1c,,.
KANSAS CITY Il DENVER SH0RT 1fTro f15oa'a
Union Depot. West Side, near Mad.son.st E,3s.Ao
Twenty 1ltr1-st- Ticket Office IN KandoIns a
, 1877-05-27

CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Rtrru,r
Ticket od1ces, a. Clark-at (shesraa Hoa..Hs
the depota. aoaSe! I'd
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
RUNAWAY AND SMASH-UP

On Wednesday afternoon about 1 o'clock
young man named Husbands, residing
near the old Blue Bail on the Concord Pike.
came Into town to take Mr.. j. Il. Bleyer
1us 10 MS ~ use to tune piano. They
nad proceeded out Market stree past 18th
street, when the horse took fright At q team
Tor hauling stone, which they were about
TO pass, and dashed out Market street un..
I'll opposite the Brandywine House, at the
Junction of Market and King streets, where
Ine buggy was dashed against the curb
WIN such force as to smash It into kindltpp.
throwing the occupants out. Mr.. Bleyer
sustained dislocation of the left shoulder
besides several other bruises. Mr.. Hus-
bands received sprained ankle and was
taken home by neighbor who happened
70 70 oe passing shortly after. Considering
Inc smashed up condition of the wagon,
and the place were they fell, the gentle.
mems escape from death, or worse injury,
was truly remarkable.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
CHERIFFS SALE,

By virtue of writ of Levari Facias ia
me directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 8il Shipley street
Kept by George w. Ortlin, in the CITY OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
WEDNES DAY. August %, A, D. 1877.
At O'Clock. p. NJ.
The Following described heal Estate. viz:
Al! that certain lot of land with the
buildings thereon situate in the city of Will
m1hgton, bouAded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at pointO the north .
erly side of Front ST., az 40 #. wide at the
distance of llG IT. one inch rronl the west.
"rly size of Walnut ST., (at is #. 6 in wide,)
anu place OF beginning being aG the mid
die distance between Walnut and french
streets, thence Herewith north 80 degrees
east 5S ft. to a line or land Of Mrs. Isabella
Hed,lcb, thence along line said land
north 81 degrees. west 20 #. 8 in to line of
land now or formerly belonging to he heirs
Of tarsen Wilson, deceased, thence south
" degrees. west 81 #. to the aforesaid side of
front ST., and thence thereby south So de-
greeS, east 20 #. in. to the place OF begin
ming, be the the conIeu is thereof what they
may. Book X, Vol. 9, page 3a7 DC.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF William Duffy, and Mary his wwiie,
and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office, New Castle, August |, 1877.
aug4-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
SHERIFPS SALE,

BY virtue of q writ of Levari Facias
TO me directed. will be exposed to Public
sale. at the Lafayette hotel, S4I Shipley ST..
Kept by George w. Ortl1p, in The City OF
wilmington, New Castle County, Della ware,
on -
WEDNESDAY, the2Sth day of August, 1877.
at O'Clock. P. M,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ,
All inst certain lot or piece Of land with
the buildings thereon situate in the city of
Wilmington aforesaid Rounded ana de-
scr1bed as follows to wit; -5egiuning at O.
corner stake on the northerly side of Front
street. a. 40 feet wide, at the distance of o.
feet inches from the west terly side of Wal
nut street at IS feet inches wide being a
corner of lot late of George steinicken.
thence along line Of said lot north ~ de.
grees east 81 feet to another corner OF The
aforesaid lot thence north So degrees we st
"a feet 10 inches to The middle distance he.
tween Walnut and French streets, thence
herewith south ~ degrees west 81 feet to
Fronts thence herewith .oulh 5S degrees
east ~ feet 10 inches tu the place OF begin
ming be the contents more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
of William Duffy and Mary, his
wife and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office, New Caslle. August lst, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
OHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue. Of a writ of Levari Facias n
me directed, will be exposed TO public rale
aC Inc Lafayette Hotel, S4l ShipIev street
Kept by George w. Ortlip, in the citv nj
wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %, A. D. 1877.
at 2 O'Clock, p. ~,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain lot of land, with a brick
1m.eSsuage thereon, situate in said city Of
wilmington, and particularly described an
foiloWs, TO wit: Beginning on the north.
erly side OF Front st between Walnut and
french streets. at about IS #. 9 in, from the
westerly side of Walnut ST.. being the mid
die Of partition wall, thence thereby
parallel with Walaut st., through said wail
about 69 IT: to land of-Smith. thence west
cry para lei with From st.. ABOUT Is #. x in
TO land Of Michael Lally, thence southerIy
parallel with Walnut st., about sixty. nine
IT. to The SAID northerly side OF Front st..
and tn nee thereby easterly about lSft. in
to the place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof " hat they may.
Seized and TAX en- in execution as the pro-
perty OF William Duffy, aud Mary his wife
and I. t. and to be sod by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sher1h's Office, New Castle August |. iS77
aug4-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
CHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of writ of venditioni ex po.
mas to lne directed will be exposed to
Pubic Sale at the Laay cite Hotel, No, 84l
Shipley street. kent by George w. Ortlip,
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY, August %, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, p NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or phi Gel of land, with
q two stored frame house thereon erected
known as No 5l7 Madison So. situate in The
city Of Wilmington. New Castle county and
State of Delawa e. bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point
on the sterIy side of Madison st., at the
distance of llS feet four inches, northerly
from the nOrtherly side of 5th st, thence
westerly parallel with 5th st., passing
through the cent re of the division wall or
this and the house adjoining on the south
63 IT, to the easterly sd" of a hree feet wide
alley, leading into Fifth ST., tnence nori h,
eriV by the said side of sa d alley parallel
Rices 'and, thence enster.v by lire of said
Kires lann, parallel with 5,h st., passing
lhr orgh the centre of party division wal
of this and the house adjoining on the
north 81 It to the aforesaid side o, Madison
St and thence thereby southarlv 10 #. to
the place Of beginning, be the contents
th ereof what they may, with the use and
rip hit of the afOres id three ft' wide alley in
common with others ehtitled thereto for
ever
Seized and taken in execution as the nro- |
perty of John G. Glatts and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sheriff's Office. New Castle, August !, 1877.
aug4-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
SHERIFF SALES,
CHERIFF'S SALE,

BY, virtue of a writ of Levari Facias tr
me d1rerted will be exposed to Fubli(
SAFE atth Lafayette Hotel, No S4l Shin, ev
street, kept by george W. Ortllp, i'm the
c1ty OF Wilmington, New Castle county
Del, on
WEDNESDAY,the 22nd day'of August. 1877
a: O'Clock p. M.
me following described Real Estate viz.
AZ that certain lot of land and two-story
Drlck dwelling house thereon situate in
the cNty of Wilmington, Bou, ded and de-
scrlped as follows to wit Beginning at the
westerly side of DuPont street at The dis
!ance OF % feet S1@ inches northell ly from
the northerIy side of Sixth street the ce
westerly parallel to sixth street aud pass
ing through and aIOng the middle OF the
partition walls betwt eu the two dwellir %
oS 1eet to q corner thence northerly parallel
TO DUPONT street IS feet IN inches to
announcer corner thence sasvery parallel
10 Sixth street 6s feet to the SIDE of Du-
font street. aforesaid and thence thereby
southerIy Is feet 3% inches to the plac, Of
beginning be the con ntents thereof what
they may. Book F. vol, 8 page ass &C.
Selzed q, taken in execution rs the
property of stephen J.. Nichols and Anna
his wife and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUB. Sheriff.
sherif's Office. New Castle. Aug l, 1877.