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The Morning herald., 1877-08-07
AN ACCIDENT.

Yesterday morning, sbqut II O'Clock,
three men at work at the Cool Spring Res.
s1vSir were Sc seriously injured By the c.vng
were engaged removing that portion Of the
ogng close aS under I'll the wall rns, the
ly covered with several tons Of clay and
gravel. They were quickly extricated by
the other workmen. One of the men IL
named Michael Aslan, but the names of
the other men, one of whom was injured
internally, could not be ascertained. A
wagon was procured and the men were
brought in town and their injuries given
proper attention.
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CITY NOTES.

The time for school will soon be here.
The Sixth Ward Democratic meeting, will
be held this evening, in the old Board of
of Trade room, in the Masonic Temple.
The City Democratic Association will
hold meeting at the Friendship Engine
House, on Wednesday evening next, at 8
O'Clock.
The American Rifles received 5000 ball
cartridges on Thursday and expect to 60 on
target shooting excursion to Pennsgrove
within swo weeks.
The D. P. 8. Club, party of young men
of this city, left yesterday morning on the
Wilmington 81 Northern railroad for .
weeks encampment, on the Brahdywine,
at Chadd's Ford. Cunning, fishing, &C.,
will be some Of the sports indulged in.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ NRv virtue ct a writ Of venditloni expo.
mas to me erected will be exn' seq %, 70
pnh,tc Sale at the Lafayette tiNtei' ~. on
shirley st, eet, kept By George W. crtiP,
i,, The CITY of Whining on, New castle
county, Delaware, on =, ,o,7
WEDNESDAY,, August ~, 1871
ut 2 O'Clock, P. M,
rhe following described Real Estate, vlz;,
Ali that certa,n n lot or pa Gel OF lanu, WIZ
q two storjed frame house thereon erec'eu,
~ In">vn as No 5l7 Madison st. situate in 'ns
a;t,, W WiImiI g,on, New Castle county ana
s,,.,e S,ry " nf Daiows e. bounded and descrlDed
= c."eo !. Eo,inws to wit: Beginning at POM
a, a1 he Westerly side of Madison ST., AZ the
1,stance of rs feet four inches, northerly
rom The northerly side OF 5tn 81, tlencc
westerly parallel with 5th st., PhssinE
thronpf the centre of the division wal, y,
this AID the heuse adjoining on me soudia ;da
AZ #. to the easter'y sida OF nfee leeS WIZ
,ilev, leading into Firm ST. m tnencs ,ara,la1
crlv by the said side OF So ai,ey Innnes
with Madison ST., In IT. tc corn r.; o or cold
nioo i.itas LAM. parallel with 5'h ST., pass,ns
~ Nv o,,yh the centre Of patty q, ,ylslon Wa, ~,
~. ~ this and the house adJoln,n5 OI ny -
y, or h &, + to the aforesaid side o, MaGas y ~
~, nJ - thence thereby sOutherlv 10 IL. 70
~ 81 ',," ,'.acn of begipning. be the conten's
M s,dor p'h whst they may, with the use ana
!. IL r. re Tho aG,rts id thr fl wldc All ~
l'mnn with o hers ehtitled thereto loi-
c,',zed and taRel in execution az Ihe. ~, ~
erty Of John G.. Gletts, and 70 o. hor;F soru ~
sherltt's Office. New Castle. August - i''''
aug4 ts
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ltHERIFFS SALE,

BY virtue of writ of Lavari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Publ c Sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 shipley street.
kept by George w. Ortlin. III the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
WEBNES DAY, August q, A. D. 1877,
At 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
The f,llowihg described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot "f land with the
thereon situate in the city of Will
mington, bounded ana described as follows,
to wit: Begiur ing at point on the north.
erly side of Front ST., al 40 1T. wide at the
distance of ll6,ft. one inch from the west,
rrly 81 e Of Walnut ST., (at IS It. IN wide, y
and place of beginning. being at the mia
ole distar ce between Walnut and French
streets. thence herewith north 80 degrees
cast IS IL. tn 81 line OF land nf Mrs. Isabella
He'd ich, thence along line f Said land
north 5! degrees. west 20 #. 8 IN. to line OF
land now or formerly belonging to he heirs
of Carsen Wilson, deceased, therce south
8 degrees. west Is # to the aforesaid SIDE OF
Front st., and thence thereby south 81 de-
grees, e. Isl 70 #. s in. to the place Of begin.
hing be the the contents thereof what they
may Book X, Vol. 9, psge Ss7 &C.
Seized and taken in executio" as the pro-
perty of William Duffy, and Mary his Wlie,
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff,s Office, Newcastle. August l, 1877.
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OHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to public sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Shipley street,
kept by George w. Ortlip, in the city of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware.
on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %, A. D., 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, p. III,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land, with q brick
messusge tn .reon, situate in said city of
Wilmington, and particularly described as
follows, to wit: Beginning on the north
ery side of Front st between Walnut and
French streets. at about IS #. 8 in. from the
westerly side of Walnut :. bling the mid
die of partition wall, thence thereby
parallel with WalAut st., through said wall
about 50 It. to land of-Smith. thence west
erly para lei with Front st.. about Is fl. In.
to land of Michael Lally, thence southerly
parallel with Walnut ST., about sixty nine
it. to the said northery side Of Front ST.,
aud Lh nee thereby easterly about Is IT, in
TO the plare of beginning, be the contents
there' v hat they may.
Seized and TAX en- in execution as the pro-
perty of William Duffy, AID Mary his wife
and I, t. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office, Now Castle August 1, ls77
aug4-ts ..
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Rv virtue of a writ Of Levari Fac1as, 70
me- directed, will he expose 81, 10 ~, Luosio 81
sale MT the Lafayette Hotel, Sit sh Ply 81 of
% kopt by George W. Ort ip, IN the c''S VI
Wilmington on =. p. ,I ,or-
"WEDNESDAY the 22pd day OF Augus''lo"
"A at2 O'Clock P. M.
The following described Real Estate, w.
All that certain lot OF land havlns .Som !"
three STORY brick dwelling mouse Ineievn tor
erected cree situate In the city q Wl,mins'SSn Sa.
a. Il at the westerly side OF shlpley ~. ~. ue
tween Second and Third stree's' nav,as as,% q
fr.nt on Shipley st. Of y IT ara eA.enuiiii aruiiei
west.rly with that wild h betw en- P pafailer 'sr
lines SS IT. and inches more OF .ess, ,i.,ev w w
near The m ddie distance between n os,,ptThy snppth.
ard Grange streets, bounded on me-. tns soum1 unu,
arjv nid, by land late Of Jonn retr's, Iond np%
Of Ranjel Il. Kent, aud on ne West cy,thar. py i%mu
of % m mas McCa fferty and on the 9oTe,,e 1arnas
nrowY deceased. now of Wm. ii: ~ re, on Ue,
he,nr No. 22I of said 1hipley ST o. slT e vol vol
ten s thel eof what hey may. hooN - '''
page 45O &C. vocu,,on rs the D O.
perty of homas J. Giles ana Mal A.
vile and t. al d to be sofa py s
" IsAACGRUBB. Sheriff.
sheriffs Office New Castle,
Aus. LIST A. D., 1877. .-.
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The removal of Deputy Comptroller Delao
no is now under consideration, it is stated
for general ineficiency.
LABOR REFORM CONFERENCE.
FA1RPo1NT, N. Y, Aug. Ga labor re-.
form conference was held at $50 o'clock
this morning and the various, features of
the labor questions discussed.
THE MAHANoY MEETING FAILURE.
MAHANoYl CITY, Aug. 6.-The meeting
of idle men near, Mahanoy City is conn.,
plete failure. The Reading Company's
men are all going to work in this district.
SHENANDOAH ALL QUIET.
SHENANDOAH, Aug. GAIL is quiet about
Shenandoah, West Shenandoah, Plank
Ridge Mills, and Shenandoah City ,collieries
are working. Ellangowan and Indian
Ridge are still idle. A few men are work
ing at Knickerbocker. The strikers meet
ing did not organize, but q crowd of 200
men and boys has been gathering and may
try to intimidate the breaker boys. As far
as can be learned all the other collieries of
the Reading Company are working.
AFFAIRS AT MAHANoY PLANE.
MAHANoY PLANE, Aug. 6.-The men in
the st.. Nicholas, Shenandoah City, and
Reading Railroad collieries are all at work,
and no troble is anticipated.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 6.-The attend.
aRce at to"day's races is fair, and the track
is dry. The first race was for Maiden two-
year olds, three-quarters of mile.
The betting was as follows :-Pique, 102
TBS, 225 Clifton, lO5 tbs., 100 Albert, 1O5
Tbs, rs; Jet, 102 tbs., 80; Wither's Lexing-
ton Invercauld Ally, 1O2 lbs, 50 Medingers
Phaeton dlly. 102 fbs., 40; Telephone, 1902
tbs., 80; Fury, los lbs, 20; McDauiel's En-
quirer FLY, 1902 tbs., 20. The race was won
by . length, Clifton second, Telephone
third, Fury, 11SN.
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rHEKlFF'S SALE.

~
By virtue of writ of Levari Fsclas,
to me directed, will be exposed to pubic
sale atth i.aJavette Hotel. s4t Shipley ST..
kept by George W. Ortlip, In the city o1
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
" "WEDNESDAY, Aueu I 22d, A. D. III,
at o'clock, P M.,
he following described heal Es late, VIII.
Xii lha Ger ain lot or piece of lacd, VIII
, lhree story b'ick house thereon erected
situate. in tbs cjtv Of ~i'm'nsten, a10re-
said. aud ho .ndtd as follows, to VII: BE-
%innirg at the corr er formed by the inter-
sectior otthe westerly side of Jackson 81,
with the soutberly side OF Frontst., thence
w esleriy along said de OF Front ST., 60 II.
70 the en- tcrl9 side of two #. wide ally
thence southerly along. said sioe o. ss1o
aIlev parallel vita Jackson st' ~ u 70 d
Inc of laud OF N. Sincx, thence win ms
line line easlerly anu through tie division W VAL
# the sdjoiuing us Oh the snuth o. H.
to tie sai :, westerly side O. Jack son 81. Sna
thence ther.bv northery 20 #. to the ilrce
nf beginning. be he contents tn reoi "h"t
fhey may. Book u. Vol, 8, page ~ &c.
Seized and taken in-pxecu ION as the pIo-
nerty of Myles Burke. and i'aran, Ills Wlle'
'"'' ''' ISAAC GRUBB, Sher,H;
sherjf's Office. New Castle, August l. l'"'
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CHEnIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue Of a writ OF Levaria Faclas
tn me directe !, will be exposed TO fupllc
Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel ~ SSlpiey
street kept by george W. Ortlip IN the
city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware. Tn
WEDNESDAY the 22nd day Of August, t,ls77
at2oclock P. M.
The following described Real Estate VIZ:
All that certain lot OF land WIN 'ne
frame building thereon erected, situate a Va
Christiana hundred. county a. o'ate
nf ,resaid, bounded as follows to VII: r.
ginD ing at the northwest corner Oh oeVentl
avenue and g, street th,nce . .ster
along the said northerly SIDE OF s'leee,
iO) Fl. to a corner, therce notheriy ~" ",
parallel to Seventh avenue ~ 1T. 10 ano ilel Ih
corner. thence easteriy and parHile,tn ,n W y 'ite
iirst ment cned line and Q; street ~, nue y, ",
the said westerly side OF seventh ate,he
and thence thereby southerly Az IL. 10 .ne
place of beginning, be the conteats Inefeo
We" Se'zed and taken in execution as the pro-
marry oI Thomas Galloway. tIustte OF M.
r. Coleman, and NicHoas Y iem"n 'd aaiu
Mary H. his WIFI and t.. o. 10 pe solo
by ,,.cnp17RP sheriff.
sberiif's Office. New Castle
Arg, lSt 1877.
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The War in the East.
TURKISH OPERATION IN Bull
GARIA.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
SH ENANDOAH ALL QUIET.
THE EASTERN WAR.

THE czAR's MISSION TO AUSTRIA A FAIL
URE.
VIENNA, Aug. 6.-The mission of M.
Cogalincango from the Car has proved q
failure. Count Andrassy, in an interview,
lntimated that Austria would refuse to al
low acquisition of territory south of the
Danube.
RUSSIAN DEFEAT IN ReNMELIA.
LONDON, Aug. GA dispatch from Ad-
rIanople says Suleman Pasha has carried
the Psien Pass and has taken Kesanlik.
TURKISH OPERATIONS IN BULGARIA.
LONDON, Aug. Ga dispatch from Bu'
charest says Ahmed Eyour and Mehemet
All have united their forces and have pen
etrated to within 20 miles of Rtela.
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FOREIGN.
TWO DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

TWO DE5THUCTlVE FIXES.
LONDON, Aug. Especial dispatches to
the "Times" report that the village OF
Garnsee, near Marienwerder, Prussia, has
been destroyed by fire and 800 persons ren-
dered homeless, and that the town Of
Sundsvall, Sweden, has been almost total
ly burned.
Garnsee, sometimes known as slemno, is
q town Of less than 1850 inhabitants in
West Prussia, 8 miles south of Marlenwer-
der, and about so miles S.S.E. Of Dantzic.
sundsvall, the other place reported as hav"
ing been swept by the flames, is small
Swedish seaport town on the Gulf of Both
mia, with a population of about 2,ooo.
BANK HOLIDAY.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-The first Monday in
August being one Of the days appointed by
act of Parliament as bank holiday, it is
observed as q general holiday throughout
United Kingdom.
RAIN IN THE PARCHED DISTRICT.
.-CALoUrTA, Aug. 5.-The latest official
reports state that Nepaul, IS we'll as Bur-
NAH and Assam, have had sufficient rain
fall and are now safe.
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n, Rem NKY. Supt.

EaE or HOURs-WILMINGrON
Mr. Hsr EKN RAILkOAD-C Commenc-
1, day Dec. 4. lS76. Trains VIII run
|Wi,miuxton n 10 70 . m. and 8 sop.m
sndenburg 8 As y III and l 10 p. ~.
a. Wilmington 755 . m. anu q ~
At Isndenberg al u M. and 8 10
IECTIONs.-Train lcaylng y4nder
|SS 4. 10. with train tor Pniladei-
'i@ issvins S wilmtngtop a 1870 9 N
IN leaving Philadelphia ct = ~ 2 N
6nsylvania and Delaware train leav-
Idenberg at Il 40 p. "a. y
,aayine Landenberg ~ q ~ p. m,
nnsylvania AM Delawhre trf ~ ,end
fin leaving Wilmington tor PhAla'
D. n. a !, =,
lin leaving Philadelphia at = p
r D. CoNNE1.L. snr
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HERALD NOTES.
Splendid weather.

Splendid weather.
Pink stockings have blackberries on
them.
The Boston lady during her honeymoon
calls her John little hubby.
Don't nurse your private troubles, for.
like babies, they'll grow bigger.
Send for back numbers of "Writtsn In :
Blood" Mail orders promptly filled.
The Printers Circular, published by R.
s. Menamin, of Philadelphia, has been re-
ceived.
It is asserted that more than two-thirds
of the papers of Maine are not paying ex-
penses.
Boys can make from fifty cents to dol
lar before ten o'clock in the morning by
selling the HERALD.
Some young ladies object to "sleep In the
arms of Morpheus" but they are not ops
gustin.
A landlady said that she did not know
how to make both ends meet. "Well,"
said boarder, "why don't you make one
end vegetablessv
A Paterson baby struck the other day,
and, although the wet nurse said that caps
ftal wasn't making much now, the y0ung>
ster ran the locomotives of on side
track and refused to 60 back to work.
The HERALD has now the largest circula-
tion in the City of Wilmington. It is read
by almost every traveller out of the city and
coming into 1t on moving trains, and Is the
best advertising medium in the State.
A "Caxton Club" has been formed by the
compositors of the Stuffordshire "Adver-
menorate the four hundredth anniversary of
the introduction of printing into England.
An application was made to Queen Vic>
toria, by the printers OF. Portsmouth, Eng4
land, to aid them In erecting monument to
Charles Dickens. Her majesty declined Che
request, stating that she never assisted in
the erection of memorial to any person.
The scheme has been abandoned.
Let young gentleman and . young lady
try the following scientific experiment A
galvanic battery is Get In motion, and while
he takes enc handle In one of his hands
she takes the other handle In one of hers.
Then let them softly kiss each other. This
is an improvement on the Brooklyn style,
and 1t brings out all the fireworks there are
in two loving souls. t.Y...
A gentleman being very much quixxed on
the after dinner speech he had made, apollo.
gized by saying: ut was entirely unpre-
pared.
"You drank too much wine," rejoined
the friend.
II drank nothing but water and canProvs
it," argued the gentleman.
'Well," exclaimed his friend, "It ia tl1s
first time I ever heard of windmill being
run by water.
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CHERfFF's sALE.1

By virtue OF writ of ais. Leyari Facias
to me directed. will be, exposed to fubllc
sale at the Lafayette Hotel, S4l >hiple, st.;
kept BY Georgs W. Oft1ip, in the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, DelA ware
WEDN EsDAY, the2Sth day ofAugust, 1877,
- at 4 O'Clock. P. M.
J he following described Real Estate. VIZ,
All til 1t cel tain lot or piece OF land WIN
the buildings thereon situate In the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid Rounded ana de-
scribed as follows to wit; beginning al
corner stake on the northerly SIDE OF front
street. At 40 feet wide. at the distance OF
feet 8 inches from the westerly SIDE OF wal
nut street at t,5 feet 8 inches wide being a
corner OF lot late of George Stelnlcken'
fhea &c along line of said lot north ~ de-
grees east 81 feet to another corner OF me
Aforesaid lot thence north % degrees we 81
W feet 10 inches to The mi ID distance ne
tween Walnut aud French streets thence
Herewith south 80 degrees west VI 1eet 70
Front st thence herewith ou'h 81 degrees
east % feet 10 inches tu the place OF begin
ming be the contents more or less.
Seized and taken in execution AZ ine
prt perty of william Duffy and Mary, his
"iie OH" W. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
sheriffs Office, New Castle. August lst'1o"'
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OUICKSTEP VS. DOERR,

Yesterday afternoon the Quicksteps play.
ed the Doerr club, of Philadelphia, before =
fair attendance. On account of three of
the members, of the Doerr club missing
the train, Gresham, Adams and O'Neil, of
this city were got in their stead and did
very good playing throughout the game,
the playing Of the two latter, being es-
pecially worthy of praise.
The Qulcksteps played Clinch at short,
and Splain in his old position In left field.
Say being in Philadelphia playing with the
Athletics, and Mincher being in Baltimore.
The following is the
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a CARD TO THE PUBLIC

The par les having failen ne, 10 nnen so NV Mu-
ss nm and Ice Cream Garden Nos; 2V1 on satl sna
S uSday I'll the ssb day OF May Ther. is apss as
addition being I'D ed to the Mnseumi use. ~ first d
the Ice Cream Garnen " Of Visitors 1t
Wit vii be % sou t. IN St pleasant ann a so so
'a.ny hainy yerecied re for a band Of music in tn'
evening ~, TT ,uADWICE,
apr21 NJ. -
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RAILROADS.

n.I pHIA, WILM AGloN AM
ApIT AppIITI MUkE kAILEOA
June 10th. 1877. ,,,,owu
|. iii, leave Wilmington AZ lollo~s
-. .nd intermediate stations. y 4o
lBn'ssc Ys scs' s1o 10 5D %, .. m. 30 4so' : NJ
'nn,s III and New York S~'s " " ~
En, y! ~ y iRputgr,ueatate + tel stations, 8 ~
y. and Washington, &. s@' q h'
S%, ~, J..S' neisware Dl vision leave 'oT IN
t,|ls lie 5O, t9o, 49,, . H. w. ""
oy and intermediate stations o'"'
10, 6Sop m. ,,,.,. .ta,,oas 8 Ov
SUNDAY TRAINS: ,.,.,.,u.
L,,hla and intermediate s'A''"As
m 5 % $50 p IN. oo,
IlnISis III NJ and New York 4. n q m.
.s and Washington. M . m. :.
,rihar information passengers are
18th ~ the time tables posted ut the de-
H,FKENNKY. Supt.
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DOMESTIC.

REPORT OF THE LAND COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON, August 6.-Commissoner
Williams, of the General Land Office, who
hasj ust returned from tour to the North
west, has made report on the subject of
depredations on the public land. He seized
a large quantity of timber in Wisconsin and
Minnesota, the former very large. 1t is
urged that the Government recommend
more stringent measures against these de-
predators on the public domain.
ARMY ORDERS.
WAsH1Nv TON, Aug. THE secretary or
the Navy, has issued the following general
orders:
The rank of officers, after confirmation
of the Senate, cannot justly be changed by
the exercise of Executive discretion so as TO
put them in the register above those of the
same grade, and the department will not
hereafter exercise of his dicreton, but
leave the question whenever presented to be
decided by Congress-"
Also the following:
It is the we'll digested policy and intention
of the department in making assignments
to duty to assign the senior grades of the
service to the higher and more important
positions, this is what the law contemplates
and reason and propriety demand, and 1t Is
most Just and fair to all, In accordance
to this principle medical and pay inspectors
and chief engineers, having rela ibe rank as
commanders will be appointed to fill the
positions of fleet paymasters and feet engi
neer. and the ASST ignments will be made by
the Department. Officers of lower rank at
present holding feet positions will be re-
lieved as early as practicable by those Of
required rank"
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipt from internal revenue to- day
were 5000 ,992 SO, and from customs, S465 =
1851.
DEPUTY COLLECToRsH1P.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 6.-RepresentatlVe
Ward has asked that no action be taken In
the Chester Deputy Collectorship until he
can have an opportunity to examine the re-
port of the Custom House Commission.
Judge Upton, of Oregon, has accepted
the appointment Of Second Comptroll er Of
the Treasury Department, In place Of @. 9
Carpenter, resigned, to take effect October
1et
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
CHkEIFF"S SALE,

BY virtue of writ of Leveri vacias to
me directed, will be exposed tn Public n =
at the Lafayett Hotel, Ml Shipley street
kept by George W. Ottlip in the City ~
Wilm ngton, New Castle Coun'y, lela-
ware, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, A. n. 1877,
at2 o'clock. P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that ce tain lot OF land and two story
brick dwell ing house thereon, tnate in
the said city OF Wilmington, b unded and
described as fol lows. to wit beginning at
the westerly side of Madison street, between
sth and 9th streets. at the distance of l47
feet inches from the nOrtherly side OF 8th
str et then 'e westerly parallel to sth street
IS feet 10 the easterly side of Morrow 1T !,
thence thereby nor herly l6 f.. to a corner,
thence eaSlerly parallel to the first mem
toned line and Sth st. lhrOus h the centre
of,the party wall between TIL and the ad-
j'fn1ng house on the north o5 #. to the
aforesaid weste ly side Madison st., there
thereby southarly l6 #. to the place of be
inning, be the cOntens 8 thereof what tney
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Charles G.. Stern snd Mary e. his
wi e, and James Springer and Annie
Spri ger, and Joshua Mars, President .,1
the Mutual Loan Association, t. t's, and to
be sold by
ISAAC GRUBR, Sheriff,
sheriff Office, New Castle, August /, 1877.
aug3-tS
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MAGISTRATES CASES.

Before the Mayor, James Harmon,
charged with assault on John Mahoney,
fined so cents and costs. 5@ Ii
Frank Wood, charged with killing birds
contrary to law. .f
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ONE CENT:
q. 8. COURT.

= Tho United States Court met yesterday
morning, Judge Bradford on the bench. Ne
business Of importance being brought up,
the Court adjourned to meet this morning.
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Two base hits, Carl, 2; Blogg, I. Three
base bit, Blogg, l.
Umpire, Thomas Kane.
On Thursday the Quickstep play the De-
flauce Club, when fine game is expected.
Both Say and Mincher will be here on
Thursday.
On Saturday afternoon match game of
base ball was played at Chester, between
the Haymakers, Of Chester, and the Ex-
perts. of Wilmington. Score eight to four,
In favor Of the Haymakers.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-07

You can buy the ''nostest" tob ,eeo and
seears for the "leastest" money, ct Chap
mans Tobacco Store, 8, W..corner of 4th
and Shipley streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-07

tDICoPies of the Morning Herald
y following dates: is75-Thursday,
friday, Dec. 3, Saturday, Dec 4,
Zee. ", Tuesday. Dec. q. 1876
rsD. !, Monday, Feb. Z, Tuesday,
thursday. April q, Monday. Aug
lesoay, ug. l6, Friday, Aug l8,
Pay, Aug. 23.
HERALD OFFICE.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-07
T.soCal Affairs.
THE PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The following is the number of car loads
OF peaches over the Delaware road, Satur-
dav
The Morning herald., 1877-08-07

sEINL-HFFICE OF TIE Will
WIN COAL GAS COMPANY.
,smottLMIsGToN, August 'st, 1877.
eo,ors no OF tbs Wilmington Coal
~ pSany have this day declared q
nnnt y, three dollars per share for the
Wins, payable on demand.
VIM. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer,
300 shipley strce'.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-07

ILh. Messlck. having removed
nis old stand, Fifth and King
stalls Nos As and As. Second
aaet HonsA. would inform nis c,ls.
Ill., III ~ ready to supply thm with
oest fresh butter from Brad ford
ahtles sh Wholesale and retail. Also
'neese az chcAl as the cheapest.