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The Morning herald., 1877-10-24
SHERIFF SALM
CHkklTF's s.aLS

/, By virtue "f . vi, WIT, ofr...,,
me olfected, viii be ex oasa.s stxi t Facias IA
g Lne MOTEL VI Alexaa ,isr Ns~1.e " .eab!ic als
,tls couniy NJ nj ssvrSes "s Adnarss &. ~ Md
'aoNDAI, the s.h Jay of sov.no,1,r. o., ~.
at 2 O'Clock, 2. M. WI.
he followinYdescfibe3 R.sI r.
Al that certais Fern or I -. rssate viz:
situate Ia st. Georges hundc.o OF Lapo
county OF New Css ie and annSu.a., IN lhs
ware. bounded and ,tescr be 4 d,aM ~ Dsla.
VT: eeginutng on the pub, >. ~ y. ilowl, T.
es .of iAnds Of Besjsmtn soOe.
henee partly Wit. sail Arust n1 .lrong
ns1aworS % y at' sHusn n deg. e.st oss,S. oS snd
corner for said Brady ihenc. w 70 sstn.s
north 7o deg. east 81 S.J psrch hsasa ~ NE sans
.notn-r corner for lsid RraSss nAs oas
same norm 9 81 de<. east l8 ,s,:,wit with the
hun u Branch thence " III 1h.aee As
north ~ i.2 deg. east7 percnes o s9nld 9td kun
aansne,os lAhd.with eaid land snSnes
cut ior the Kun o said btanch n',s.h .r1" .ailOh
aa asa % peaoneH south 20 DEG, rs.t Iay.
stun or ditch, a c,rner !or s. sds s'9e q Sid
thers: thence north ~ deg, 81 "a Bro.
sai0 Kun, ptrches 10 q stots H. sc'ossing
pie = corner for BRADY and Hro,h.oe .oe erip-
with north 50 "a deg. wsat "a ,.':here-
TO q stone, north 2 deg, eaat To- s.la petchss
TO post, south B2 l-2 deg, wsst peichss
the sal railroad 6z perchrs to ~, y .el,talg
&c road, corner fJr laud uf Mst.arub.
Jones. thence with said Jones, NJ, n,.ri !.ha
d.s, v " t2 perchss toa at. ~. = @l4
west u .S-lD psrches to q posi-. ths, AN IA Z
80 deg. west 9s T. 10 perches TO . "esS e sou!A
ish oak. corner for said Jones ~. .srl
in tenure of William e. Parke. tbsnoiaad bra iaad
said Parker through the woodisnsn aNM
leg east IL 6.l0 perches 10 q st ne S "uaS
for said Parker, thence with, lana stc'he
south " deg. east IS sic PEI ones ~ VI, -
thence south II deg. west n ,.iU r.s.eAe. :eAe.
q stone. q corner for Bepjan m A..1ls ,r,...1ls
hence with said A rm strong sonfn s
east b6 perohes to the oresaid nnhso' ~ aey
thence " th SAL road Ii rrth u dey s. a.
p rches to The place " beg ,aninS oI
ny :o9 acres and II square Defchs.H ~. -. sia, W.
be the same more or iess. AAaa
BE, Fed and taken in execution as ,,.
1erty OF Benja min Lloyd, and 6sr,h N, Gso,
ais wife, and I. ts, and ~ be a hr AA|a
IhAAC 0Kl.BB sb.ss
sheriff Once, New Castle. ct 4 -
octl5-tS WV ~ lW
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JAPANESE GROG-sHoPs.

The Fog-shops of Japan ars neither
more nor less than tes-shops. AL along the
public roads, ct frequent distances, are
planted pleasant tes-houssa They tea, !"
according to . correspondent when they
must stop BY the vsy-dds, and in such lit.
lie bits Of cups that one could drink the
contents Of twenty of them and then want
moss. Pretty tsa-girls stand by the en-
trance, and (their teeth not yet blsckened)
with pretty ways and courteies 50 tascinas-
ing that tea even without sugar or milk be-
comes agreeable. On pretty lsequered
wsiters the tes-girls hand you little tiny
cups with mouthful in them, and you
squat down on the nice clean mats. squat
you can, and you Gr and ip and sip this
mouthful Of hot tea, as if the gods nectar
was going down your throat in infnitesimal
drops Of microscopic invisibility. The
keeper Of Japan tea-house picks out as
pretty place for tea-house as he or she
can get The keeper eovess, if possible, a
view Of and the air Of the Bay Of Yeddo,
along which the most of the way here runs
the Tocaido The grand tea-house Is cut
Up into numerous little rooms, with paper
partitions to part them, running on slides,
but all removable at will, to restore the
whole to one grand room. Cakes, sweet
meats and candies are brought in with the
teA Il put On the clean matted floor (there
are no seats, and al squat or stretch ou,
or The aoor.
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An IyTERESTIyG RACE.

4 mad rA;n md carrier pigeon recently
bad . noe from Dover 70 London Ths
pigeon vs Il The Belgian breed, knd Vas
''homsd" 70 house n Cannon street. o.
the szain issving Dover Il vas thrown huo
q csuiage and vs observed 70 eircie round
for few moments. whsn j; TOOK ia f1g-i
n hne between SirsingDourns snd NEi5.
ssooe, which would, Of conyp, be the nsg,-
IS: route V London Although the rx1vEy
people vere oouhdsu, II the powers Of sne,
locomotive (the Continental express the
bird arrived twenty minutes before the t-ain
Tne times ne Lot given, pu. the pigeon
nuE hsve 6ovs q: the rsse o. fly nils q
hour
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T. r KuRkef's t@stTaI 4 Il. r
kanksis khanpOO for
the Hair.

Tne Uss. anc cnss.pes. E&ir dressing enc
hAlr CIe&nst IL tDe NtrA. > Ley remove
dsudrur. alley irritation. Et'Jtue ane GO.
tne hesvec scalp prevert :ne 4aas Lpn
falling OF. and promote tie growth IN q
v1-y short Linz. Tner pseserFe s-f.p Seap-
tlfs .Ae ha-r AID reu1et l. sJt! and grOee
The. In ,rart p-iiitancy anc s.iry az
pearence 10 Draid aDc wiry G&4r 2Bd as q
lar dressing tley sse unrlya lsd; eradi-
cae dsndi ur and prevent pa4dnsss. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, :eu-oves gKseee
scrar, itching, eruption. Cures hes.d&che
Caused by A1st and fa.lgue. Kapkel's
SaaIn poo AID LII Ira Ees.ors naiF 70 & a&.-
ural and glossy color, res.oge faded. dry.
harsh and wiry Lair. PrIce Per bottle 81.
ASK your druegistfOr Then Or seLc 20 r. r,
Kunke.. Proprietor, Nc. ZoS NOrtn Niula
street Pntlsdei pnls, Pa.
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,NHERIFF's SALE,

By virtue Of writ of ais. ,evari F. CT.
70 me directed, will be exposed o .ub.i
sale, at the Lafsye Le Hotel, "a -hlple
street. Kept by Geo. w. Urtiip, Ia the IL,
If Wilmington, New Castle tou Y, De
on
WEDNESDAY,, the slst day of October, ls7..
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot. OF piece Of land, vii
me three-story bric- Dwelling there..
-ected. lyi, and being sit ated in
-ity OF With uiDgton, aieresaiI. bound
nd described as follows, TO vii: Be.Jl
aibg on the esterIy 81 ie Of King st
wesn fh1rtee nth ana FIT euih SITS a,
. :sirler of land belonging 10 Lexis Zeb!s
hen ice by said side ns klng a., mort. e1i
- feet inches 10 co.ner OF land r, ". &
iof-ner!y OF Th, mas 9 Aewiln OF the,
4 fPh.laielphia. and State OF ernsylvapi
hence ty ths Il ie Of SAID SevlIn west-!
" ieet 10 a state. fheece southe !, ~.
parallel 10 King ST., Aforesaid, o feet S,
Zeeiey. o: the q: y OF Wilmington. tnen.
ny Inc Of said Ise6!ey exsteflI 81 Zee,
said side Of King street. and the pace ,
Peg tng. be the &C ntents OF said descrtb4
hand what 1t may,
seized aud ,aKsn in execution IA III
property Of Alexis ]. BOrrt.! and ,a.bar!
bofcell, mis- vile. ans. {. I and 20 be sold
1aA AC GRgBY sh.r II
Sheriff. Once, New Castle, Get. IS IsT.
ocllJts N ''
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DEGISTER'S ORDER.
II kE0IsTKR'S OFFICE,

II kIGIsrKR's OFFICE,
New Castle County, October 4, lS.
Upon theapplication Of John Cumml nys,
executor OF John Brown. late of Whining.
ton Hundred. in satd county, deceaAed, 1t
is ordered and directed by the Register
that the executor aforesaid give mott ce OF
granting letters testalnentary upon the es-
tale OF the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereo', by causing adve rtise-
mcuts TO be posted. within iorty days
.rom the date OF such letters IN
six OF the most public plsc es OF
the county OF New Castle, requiri ng all
persons having demands against the, estate
to present the same or abide By an &C ;of AS.
seinbly in such case made and pr. SvIded
And Also cause the same to be aserteu
within the same period in the NJ M-SRN1n0
HERALD, q newspaper published i'm VIII
minston, and to be continued 1herein
three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand end seal of Office
of the Register Aforesaid, At New
tkEAL Castle, in New CAstle Count y, S,ore-
saia, tine day and year above writ
ten. g. Z. BlGGS, Rtgikter.
NOTICF.---All persons having claims
against the estats tf the deceased mus,
present the same duly attested to the Ell.
ecutor on. or before October 4th, 49, ). OF
abide the Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
JOHN CUMMINGS, E1ecut r.
Address Wilmington. Del. ocS-t cd
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~
r3y virtue Of writ of Levsri tacia, ~
re directed, viii be exposed 70 ublc 7ntu, ,ss
). h Hotel If Jac 4 Ny Il, "a ne 'Eps NnS
" - {" "r. ,. A"' '!"~ ''"
Castle County. Del, on
aIs Az, ne I'd day Of Novemper' A'"'
At 2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
he following deserib { Real Estats. W. al
All that cei tain Mess:age and 1d,S.
and, situated In hill Greek nent III
which, according - an old sulveyvrit::
.ropded and described ss follows vMtsrnT
Beginning At q CO. ner married nnsriy
Tree being also corner Of lano III aopf
n william Gregg. decea ed, tnencrd sauth
the line Of said William Gregg lsna 'sues
,s percaes to corner hiekor! iIe Won't.
US. b. and iurmer.g Cf 7oost' ,hesos
-. er, IL Ia pc ches toS w. - r.
orth by land now or late u Sn TrOs,
Nhortou l8s Derches tc = H,c1Wy. !y.tf 1T
nence east BY land Of John on nacntsir.
osrches to the place Of begi innint,S he tue
no or '.id n.t ar Is acres ., isnu
. .ian aun TAKEN in execution pooIs.
property Of Joseph Poole. an IA hy
uis wife, and (. rs. snd 70 9S ShHY1H.
ISAAC 0KU6o T In,
aherifrs nface, New Castle ocs ~
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TO GARDENERS

6y al nsans cultivate frogs, ,osds, AID
hEaros Put them il your gardens, and as
tne evening approaches they vii mop troE
ther hlding-places and sansgie down IL
some convenien. spot Lear the gutter, O,
Where tasy know their food viii come
pssnty The anN, roschsG, mosquitoes,
ETC. they consume in night is marvellous,
and thus they Keep down tae :nsec.
pests
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An OUNCE AND A TON WEIGHT.


An ounce weight and q ton weight q
Iron win fall down a pit with equal speed
and in equal time. Until about three hun
dred years ago al the learned men In tht
world disbelisved and denied it,, Calico
an Italian, taught the contrary 10 the popu'
lar belief. The University Of Pisa chal
lenged him to the proof. The leading
tower Of that city was just the place fo1
such an experiment. Two balls were Oh
tanned and weighed, and ono was found te
be exactly double the weight Of the other.
Both were taken to the top. All Pin
looked on, and crowds Of dgnitaries were
confident that young Galileo, then obscure
and despised, but honored and immortalized
now, would be proved to be in error. Ths
two balls were dropped at the same instant.
Old theory and all the world said that the
large ball, being twice as heavy as the less,
must come down in half the time. An
eyes watched, and 10 all eyes beheld them
strike the earth at the same instant. Men
then disbeieved their eyes, and repeated
the experiment many times, but each with
the same result. The little ball was big
enough to destroy Q theory two thousand
years old; and had it been Is little - pea
it would have destroyed It just IS veil, OF
even more quickly.
But how vas th1s Did not tho earth
draw down the large ball, which was double
the weight Of the smaller, with double thu
force' Yes truly, but in drawing down
the large bali thsre was . double force Of
resistance 10 be overcome and as the two
forces acted in q given proportion on the
large ball, and in the same proportion on
the less, the velocity Of the two was equal,
though in bulk they were unequal Let
us suppose that there be two wagons, one
with load of Eve tons, and the other ten
tons, and that the unequal loads are drawn
by An equal horse-power-should not their
speed be equal, though their weight is un.
equally No; there must be double horse.
power to draw the double weight to obtain
equal speed Let ten-pound weight and
a one-pound weight fall to the earth at the
same time, and the earth must draw down
the heavier weight with ten times greater
force than the other, that they may hs-s
equal speed, and Ii does 80. 4 ton weight
Of iron and An ounce weight leaving the
top Of . pit 1t the same instant would
therefore ss tho same instant fall to ths
bottom.
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SOCIETIES

Kx1rTHss cUs "WEDNESDAY ErHFIse
kops Lodge, No. O., I. @, @. T.. 9. Gdt
Fellows hal.
AoFninr s-s- Division. Nc. 2. s. OF 7.
ths A-cl.ry building
Olive sf1uct social Degres Temple, o
rae Tempaa-s q: kcCls-v's Sutlaing.
Delaware Coppcf. Nc 8, Q IN. q
lschAries HA.., 21s ki..s street.
ERrnopv Loaee, Nc. A.O.o OF G ?
xeCiS-v's Building.
Champion Lodge Nc. :, L. O. p. q. Z
@, 2. Hal, 2ll kArke. stre..
orssn.Al Lodge, No As, (. y P, Jr.. 8
7 l. K HLIl, 81 hs-ke; s,res..
Cheroks. Tribe, No I, :. Q. +. N. e
Mars Duatding, ssh and shipiey strsets
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CHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue OF a writ OF Venditioni xpouas
to me directed, will be exposed TO publ,
sale at the Lafayette Hotel, Sal Shipley ct
kept by George W: ortlip, in the city, o
Wii-1inton, New Castle County, Dels
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of NOVEMBER
1871 at2 o'clock, PIN.
The following described real tate, viz.
The one equal undivided one.seventh par
OF all that certain Iet piece Oh parcel Of las {
situate in Chr!stiana Hundred, New Castl.
County, Delaware, bounded as follows, TO
wit; BEGINNING at the westerly boundary
ton Of the westerly side OF Union At. Wit
the southerly side OF Ninth st., extended
thence along said sideof Ninth st. extended
westerly l,0iU It. TO the easterly side {
Woodlawn Avenue. laid out at " feet wide
and parallel 10 said Union 81. thence al NJ
the said side OF Woodlawn Avenue south
erly and p-rallel to Union ST. 7SS II. 8 in 4
the northerly side OF Seventh st.. extende
thence along the said side o. Seventh street
easteriy $50 feet TO the afore-aid SIDE o
Onion e., which said street forms thepres-
ent unai, or boundary OF the Cit. OF WI
mington. and thence thereby ortherly Il
II. 6 In. TO toe place of beg nning, coniaiL
ing a6oxtO acres of land be the same ms,.
or less. with the privilege Of the use Of sale
With street, extended, - o. dawn Avenut
and Seventh street, extended, in comm.
with others entitled thereto forever, IL.
principal Improvements thereon e,ectec
consisting of larEe lwo-story and-a hai
stone dwelling hous-. large tt.ne bari
with shedding and store sp-ing house.
Seized and taken in execuiI n as the
nroverty OF William P Hicks, aud to b.
sold BY
Isaac GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office. New Castle, oct. =, A. /.
lBT. oc22.ts
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An. Ga hn SE4
MATIC REMknS liz tha u,

4 m. 60 hN fE--A-A.-A A.A.-.-
~ MAT1C REMkDY.-Is the perscrip
ton OF one Of Philade iphia 8 eldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed 10 cure rhsuma.
t.sm, neuralgia, scistica, pain, Bsckache
&C., or money refunded, by invigorating
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
traliIing poisonous deposits in the system,
By merit II has become q standard medi.
cine, Suffering and money saved by useips
II in time. Remember that Or, Fitle. is
the only physician in America devoting
10 years TO this one line OF practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. IS South Fourth
street -~
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DEArAa.

JACKSON, - On the evening O: the I'd
los. Clarence {. jackson, IN the lis. year
Q o. LIS sSe.
~ aerEl services will tase place q! The
raaeeaos Of his parents, No. So2 W ashing-
soz street. NJ L clock, A. n, OF THURSDAY
he 9th iEsi. InJermsaI Al Monument
C00eSery, PhNAdele
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DsnsissFy.

D.. ! v s.osgntoz 4 Bro, No. III
Vine street, fnisdeiphis, excel al others
fo- their Destness, durability, chsapaess
ssa dispx.ct OF shelr WORK Beautiful gum
snaHelleo sse.h, ~ s-:s, equal 10 suy S25
sei made elsswb--e - tlQ,. Filling, Is
cs 70 u. Tsel- sI-rscted withop. pain
- u: forge. shs Es.as nor tbe.f.et thai thie
4 tae test piace f. tue city for Deuistry.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive

ss-- t-@ 4-. yy- -4slt. IL Tuo a1r-K -
no 1ss L l:.k- 54ss.-a +4ss. p.L AL1
s.prlac- Es--t -tg-pTss y ~ xv-ksl
gf Np-t1 s-rE Eises5- Tt9s Latissita4s, Pa
SEM IL. .;@,rllSc. fsy :=s--fyT3-Ig ses1 F3i
o, sso-4t.G. WCrlk Tn II Tupr s-ugyist
gnd t4E 9g'B ssJ.tSs II E-EeTt AIs1n
syruf. p-ics FL Il otrT 2silt C-,turnsr
ssuss Lss.cnss i u ~ vslru os yslucrsc Ill
u.uey W. rIuk cs.. > rg:s--y .sIaVrsc.
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FOH BENT.

LHOk KENT. ONE FIVE HfCNyr
house: Oh Marshall s:. nesg Wsrnc.,,
.hptHccp ac.pfy, 4. s, Per A~o.ia. Apoly
" q. kAknEALL,
oebE-ds No. tg ~. III -.
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VILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWAR
COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.

OOUN1 7 I'm NINS I LV AN1A. :,
This insttl. J. Ion, chartered with Uniyer-
sitY Privileges is under the charge of the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
a thorough Classical, ,scientific or CONNER.
cial course. It Is situat ID on The Pen nsyl.
yania Genital kailrosd, eleven miles nom
Philadelp lphia. Railroad station and Post
ONCE on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of i've months, d.
sdvance,) $50.
For full particular, s; send for catalogue
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
=" -lTr President
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notice..

kruyIOE.-rE gTiZEsE rOlw -
y ISOLATION ,ottIre n. W tyy- sfe 80
5nlp4ss sis.,t 1cw ctrefs s. new .s,,ass -.
ot4aEeh for saie. NJ back pay ues,..
GED. &. kA2-s.
sepll-E tsc,ss.-,
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EDUCATIONAL.

NAIHs R0BERTSOE'S SCHOOL kOR
Nl Young Ladies and Little Girls,
AT 9C7 TATNALL STREET,
will reopen
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l2TH, 1877.
Private classes will be formed for tins.
not wishing to pursue the regular course
aug2l. Am
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NHERlFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of q writ Of Lev,r, r.u..
70 me directed, Will be exposed to n1h,.! Is%ss.
ale. atthe .sisy ette Hotel al ahinir.. rs1a' y.
Kept by george z, Ort.tp. in fhs M ~, !,
"iim1ngton, New Castle county. DelsHT,M.. lSvT u
SATURDAY. octnhsr -.h An I'm
aoeloak. p. Il, ~ IT"
rhefol'owing described kesl E,ate Va,
All that certain lot D eoe ar n.,o., -.
land, with y brick DWELLING az % s,ah
there q. situated In the CITY Of VII, :.
ton, bounded aud described a. foll,v, Z
Wit: Bes esianinx at's poi ut OF IA w.. y
side II Mara ct street, between Thj - TX
!. -ourfeenth streets, beine .-r h,
land late Of John 81. Price, thence alor . tbs
.AiGe parallel with Thirteen Ih slr :. IA
a. to the easterly side of Orsnpe 4 rs.t
'hence PlonR said side Of Orsnse sirw1
sou. h"rly IS feet 8 inches 10 .tate Il anss
',lsterlv, parallel with the fir.t cs,eribsd
In. and along the aortherly side o Thir
teenth street Si5 feet iuch 4 10 The sfore-
iaid SIDE Of Market street, Ard ,henes
herewith northerly s. feet s Siucha> 10 ths
place ~ beginning b, the 60 tents q ersot
what they may. '''
-: !. .uo taken in sxecu,.on n, N.
oropeI,s Of snhn Audersnn and -utspns
VI, " n nnaerson, his VIE, and t. is and 70 b
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
eherir's ONCE. New Castle, Vct. Slh, iN7
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e. G. BrGGS, Register.

NOTICE.-All persons having claim,
against the Estate of the deceased mus
present the same duly attested to the Ad.
mini .trator on or before the 9Th day OF
Octoper, A. D.. 1878. or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such cases made and proyi.
ded. ISAAC GRUBB,
Administrator, c. T. A,
Address. New Castle, Del.
0cflS.Hv00d
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
ORDER.
REaIsTEn'a OFRIcE,

REeNTER's CfRIcE,
New Castle County. October ;S...,
Upon the application Of isaac Grubb, Ad-
miniktratOr c. I. A. Of Rose Eux6aum lats
Of Wilmington Hundred n said county
deceased, 1t g. ordered and directed ey tne
Register that the eAdrn!nistTator at,rssiid
eive notice Of the granting OF LeAs n o.
Administration =, 4. A. upon the Es,aH
Of the deceased, With the granting tnsIso.' os
within lofty days.irom the date OF such
etters in six Of the mott public Llacss o. o.
the County Of New, Castle, requiring. Al
persons having demands against the kstate
10 present the same, or abide BY an Act
Of assembly In such case made and pro-
yided, And also cause the same TO be In
serted within the same period IN the
MORNING HERALD. newspaper publish;
ed IN WILMINGTON, and to be continued
therein three weeks [e. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal Of 6f6ce
OF the Register Aforesaid. at New
SEAL Castle. in New Castle county sfore-
Aaid, the day and year above writ
ten,
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CT. JosEPH's ACADEMY, ...
OHNsTN UT HILL. PHILADELPHIA,
Onder the care Of the Sisters OF St. JOSEPH
The course Of instruction includes all the
branches Of b useful and Christian educa-
ton.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
sO0. For further particulars. address.
sepl.ly MOTHER MARY JOHN.
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| lIDENI-JFkI,.E II On TEE VII.
~ NISGIoN cJAL GAt COMPANY.
wELxIEGTvs, 4 ay.ss. l,s. Es--.
Ihs U.6c.ors o, tne W.lmtrYx,r r/sj
(5a-s Cplupany haas .nis deSy Declared a
d,TioeDc u !iIte. aolia,t per stlass b., -
ies. ak iaontLsl payao4e oI 1en.s1c
M r, JAyLJS Treasurer.
&uE1-g 1t c.aipley ss,eIs
The Morning herald., 1877-10-24

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-12-13

aged. EdnsEda taken ahAek. : 3 spec
iAole reserved. ! fear, lar the dsy a
jedgenrai ia leg q nisrog yecrine
sboal3 explode untef The senAss Cham.
Ter and hsfi iato space every honorable
gunsleman except Asmsell and the Chair
Ednsads would Struggle Bp OF q bis
seat and move . call of the roll, ~
AsoertAia whether = quorum wAs pre-.
ent. ~ callaly ADD ditpAasionaily a. u
he wGs moving the previous question
on $4,000 appropriation bill No
unexpected motion. Argument. Or vote
ever sufprised bin or pat hin 81 IRON
bic resources. No sccasision OF insia-
aAtion ever eIAsperated him. Attack.
ing hini with sarcasm or iunucudo is
like throwing IndiAh crackers al AZ
iceberg. lie perfect GOODNESS in debate
resembles Ben Batler's. only Butlers Ia
a sheer triumph Of will. Tho General
Is naturally al irrssoibIo man and has
nerves; Edmunds does Dot know how
" be wrathful, and makes poor botch
Of il when II serves his purpose TO sp.
pear 90
The Vermont Senator has Improved
greatly both 10 the matter and in the
manner Of bis oratory. Formerly be
bad the reputA,ioa Of being the dullest
speaker In the Senate His speeches
were framed like legal brief. and bis
rhetoric was that Of mortgage deed.
His delivery was like the music Of a
rheumatic wooden pump. Practice and
constant self discipline have infused
life into bis parchment sentences. and
be now says what be has TO say with.
out clearing the galleries.
Cold, eleAr.heAded, logical and mer.
Chess, shrewd and ready in retort, in.
tellectually INSCRIPTIONS, caring moth
ing about consistency or Inconsistency
except A. weapon to use against others
partisan 10 the end Of every hair in his
grizzled beard. capable Of lending hit
great powers to ignoble purposes
Edmunds is dangerous man on the
wrong side Of question OF right and
wrong. Nobody in the Senate can toss
about moral principles with a more
careless air OF lofty patriotism. No
body can wear the mask Of sincerity
more gracefully. 1t takes some &C.
quaintace with Mr.. Edmunds to see the
grin that is alwaysIbehind tho mask but
on CO detected il can never be lost e
sight.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-12-13

The troubles on the Mexican border
iserease. The Mexican authorities are
unable 10 restrain the predatory bands
who lnfes, the border. Indeed the cen.
trAl government at the city Of Mexico
cannot extend strong arm over the
states along the Rio GrAnde aEd the
long boundary TO the Pacific shores.
There is really no government in the
border states. The people are con-
,rolled by the rich landbolders. who are
10 fact military chieitsins whose bust.
meas has always been robbery aud rev.
olulion We hope that the collision Of
our troops with the MexicAns may not
lead to war. A strong force on the
border will be more likely than small
one to avert war. Ten thousand men
on the Rio Grande would preserve the
peace.