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New-York tribune., 1877-12-24
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-COmmander Gilbert
c. Wse Il ordered 10 duty equipment officer 40 tie
Navy Yard, Rew-NOrG Lieutenant Coininau Ter Frank
Wde- ia ordered to special ordnance duty ut Cold Spring.
New-York Pay Director James Fulton Is detailed "a IN
spectOr OF Provisions and Clothing at the Navy Yard
Marc Island, Cal. Commander MILTON ulxtun IL detached
from the command OF TIE Despatch, European Station
the reporting OF his relief, and ordered 30
return home ami report his arrival. Command
or r. j. Higgm,0n detached from special
ordnance duty at Cold Spring ~ y. and ordered to
mand the Despatch European station. Commander
Charles L. Huntington. Is detached from equipment duy
at tine Navy Yard y. Y, aud placed waiting ordcis.
Lieutenant H. B. buckingham, detached from ordnance
duty at the Navy Yard. Washington, aud or eIed to re-
port 10 United states Comm sinnrr H. &. Mccormick for
special duty under his direction connection With the
Paris Exposition. Paymasior Caspar scheuck is de
thcbed inspector Of prOysi aud clutung al the
Navy Yard Mare Island, Cal, aud ordered to settle
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24
Ir nAIrIMoRE-Lnss- Ia. .ooo

BALT1MoRE, Nd, Dec. 23.--A fire broke out
at Pier NO . a. the head OF the Blsn yesterday morn
ing on tho Wharyes occupied by the Richmond and York
River Steamboat Line l. Foster, Agent and the Ercs-
sOn Line philadelphia and Btitmore). j. A. Shryer,
Agent About 200 bales Of cotton, 100 boxes Of
sugar, aud so bags OF coffee and small
ouantity Of tobacco and other freight damaged by
mr. and water aud about twenty-five barrels OF peiio-
lcum burned itn the sbed roofs OF the piers Ihe
steamer shirley hauled OF ia the stream. Most Of
the damage rs 10 freight belonging 10 thr l9ih iHFet
Line. The 1re originated from stOvrpipO m the watch
mans mouse CD the wharf Tho total lose Including du-
aye 10 the Waryes aud eight IA estimated - iTOm D.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24
THE MUSEUM OPENED.

CEREMONIES At MANHATTAN-SQUABE.
A LARGE AND BRILLIANT AUnItNCE-ADDRissIS
BY PRESIDENT ELIOT. PROFESSOR MARSH AND
oTHEPs-roRNAL OPENING BY TIIR rEEisDfNi'
President Hayes formally opened tie American
Museum of Natural History on Saturday afternoon
in tho presence Of large audience. Inc ceIe-
mouics Included addresses 10y Robert j. Staurt'
president Of the Museum. William II. Martin, oi the
Deuay,meut of Parks President Eliot Of IarVard
College. and Prof. o. c. Marsh.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24
SEARCHING FOR TIE DEAD.

WORK IN THE BABCLAY-sT RUINS.
REMAINS OF An ENPLoYE IN HE CANDY FACTORY
pIscovEEgD-TaE INJURED STILL IN a CRITICAL
Covpl1oN-IIST oy THE DEAD.
The search in che runs of the Barcay-St fire Was
continued on Saturday. and another body was found
that OF Thomas J. GrSich one of the employees IL
the candy factory No bodies were found yesterday
Further examination of the list OF dead and proba-
bly, dead leaves the number ten previously stated
in THE TRIBUNE The injured persons Al the hes
pitols with one or two exceptions still in pre-
e9riOlS condition.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24
TRADE WITH THE ABEGIcAYLAnSRAc RACES.

A STATEMENT or ITS EXTENT ASD CHARACTER
PREPARED AT WARRINGTON.
The lively interest now felt i'm regard To
trade wi.h Mexico and south and Central Am,c j. be-
ing responded 70 ut Washington by the collection aud
publication Of facts showing the capacity 81 those mar
keis and peculariues of the trade. number y table,
ana statements have appeared fcr,nt monthly and
other reports of the Bureau OF Statistics bearing unon
ms branch ~ tho foreign trade tabular statement
Wasi'sued hy Dr.. Edward YOUNG, the Cnief 0f tlc g1
.'au' Friday, showing the present state Of tlc rlI.
with The countries south OF the Ulited siates which lls
IS value, and contains suggestive facts SUMMARY n
II is here gwen, the lguroB baiag lor Go year sa.d
Juao 30 1877. ~ coun,iics The commerce gas a
follows:
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OTHER FIRES.

LEWISTON, Me-, Dec. 23.-The stock OF A. $.
Necbor slnc dealer was damaged bg fire Friday nirh
the amount of - 500. Ii insured for 5000 The
building owned ~ Patrick DrSc0l, was damaged u The
amount o. ~ 900. Insured.
New HAVEN. Conn, Dee. 23.-Early this
morning, Mughrs pottery factory in iair Ha'en WAS
burned 10y incendaries. Loss about $1,000.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Dee. 23.--The large
JAIN 81 Edward Uibhard Nortl Hadey burned by
an uccndiary last night together with fourteen
and three horses. Loss $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24

In an assize court tho crier was old and
deaf Call hIabei1 HaDks," said the Judge. Enter
taiug much doubt OF the name the crer from his
seat and said with much puzzled look What. your
lordahp9" Cali Ara6ella Hanks, crior" repeated iLe
Judge much provoked The old cner thereup0n. with a
cOuntenancc indicating bOth doubt and PEI ton IN
ms lOudest voice called ont, Yaler Bey Shanks Ya
Ter Belly Shanks :! Waller Belly Shauksl!! into the
Court (" It T. need 10 HAT te OF
Court was compromised and quiet restored only to
Dc again disturbed by the laughter caused 10y The orer
who in 8swrr 70 the Court b. whether the wit
ness replied said. NO, lay lord aHd 1 don't believe
there Is such person Ia the town. for have lived here
forty years. and never heard OF him belOFel"
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24

Getting one day INTO n controversy with
n"lghDor, Who had imbiDed liberal notions upon the
subject Of hell ana endless punishment which had been
received, evidently, with marked displeasurO by Mr.
uIus Choae hs ueighbOr turned sharply upon him and
said dont think hr. Choate, that you believe the
doctrine OF eternal dAmnatiUu yourself" "siT." sad
Mr thoae, drawing his tau figure up 10 hts full hcight
whether believe ~ dnmnaiien nOt, III be- id 4
don't believe the doctrine olgh to be
land Herald
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24
AT TOLrDO OUIO-LOss. $50 600.

TOLEDO Ohio. Dec. 23.-A fire occurred last
night in building No 2O0 sumInitst which owned
by ". +. Walker, aud occupied by hessrs.
Bucl1nan & Mallett, carTet dealers. The loss
On the building. which is estimated at $4,000,
q covered BY insurance The stock, which was val
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24

ucd OF $4,000 and insnred 1or $4,000. j. total
loss Toe adjoining buildings, which occupied ~
b Melink q 80. and J. y. Southland sou, whol'Sale
aul retail furniture dealers ss;9ned damage by water,
watch is estimated at $4,000 and fully covered ~ IN
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24
TORACCO In 4 nLAzE.

In the cellar of the tenement house, No. 62S
TenJ-avc which used by +. T. Ohm for storing toOac-
co, a dre occurred yesterday forenoon TIE damage TO
tie tobacco was $500 10 the building, $1,000 fully
insured.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. PA Gisp11ch Ao'n
PlttsDurg says the Court ~ Common Pas hi' '''
tho D. uilon Tor . change OF venue in Che SUITS ''''
asaiust the county f0r damages ior properly %, N''
during the riots Of July las'. The ca-cs gi' 1
grrred 10 llrayrr County 'or ,ri1l I'd rei .nh
the local priidicc a.ainst tf psufni rfhi - .'',
dtma.e, which exist. u lhe rHtIi' Cd NI...' .ts
au extent that fair trial cannot d. hfi ih 'i''
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24

4 little girl down IN Maine was h-.ehlhs
,vltp much iutsrcst la thc STORY ct aul ih. b,
ous,fion WA. asked Nh1f shDri Won SUPPOSE l'
tlr nfst thing Jonah would So after thc Fi,hi ~ T.I
him upon the land a. sao annW,t,i gio' .,l.,.i uu'
luk he'd ~ hOme quick a. he codld alu &C. "e'-~
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24

Mexico. cuba. BriEl. zI.a countries
New-York tribune., 1877-12-24

Transported %, io.loa-:
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
OHEhIEF's SALE.

SHEhItFs SALE.
By viftaeeof a writ Of fLeyari Facias. to
me dtr0sted, will be exposed to Public Sale.
at the Bt,tel ~ HAnry u. Paulin, in Odessa,
tL It. Georges Hundred, New Castle Coun-
~; Delaware, on
TUESDAY, slst day ofr'ULY, AID. 1877;
ein 'at'l O'Clock, r. Ms;as-,,g vGj 81
The following described Real Estate, Wig: q
All thar cera ain. Tract or piece OF and,
81 uated.i In ,AppOquininink Hundred New
astle Comfy, :and State Of Delawa g,
bounded and described as,foll0Ws, tO-wit !;
Pong at ths 9qft sdxs q NG1antow .RS
for aud Of John a Appleton. thence with said
west thirteen and one tenth pe ches tO 1he
m1dd. 9 Of tn. road leading from Middli-
+ wn t, Peterborough, thence with the
Fl aid road south eigh y-nine degrees ca st
eleven and three lnth perches, thence
partly with this said road ard partly with
OH. lands uf the said Edward -1Ico, south
.even y.s1x and .ne,quarIer degrees east
TIVE rty four and five tentha D. rcnes TO the
AppnquiDiminx Creek ard The said Mill
Pond, to the plac Of beginning, con ain
Ing ten acres Of J. nd be the same mor- or
less, With Frame Grist Mill, Fl anne we'll
lug House. and stable, thereon ected, and
also the mill dam, mill pond, and the r Rhts
and privlleses apperiaining to the said mill
and wa. er pow r,
Seized and TAX en- in exclusion as the pro-
perry Of Jonathan 8: Ham, and Mary J.ne
Hans, his wife, and t. 9. ard to ne 8. Id by
Sherifs ONCE, Now Castle july ., 1857.
-
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The End Not Y ct
THE CHINESE LABOR CLASS
MOBBED.

THE DEAD OF THE SIXTH REGIMENT-THEY
WILL BE SENT TO PHILADELPHIA AT ONCE.
P1TTsBuRa, July M.-The bodies Of two
of the Sixth Regiment are lying at Devore's
undertaking rooms. The remains will be
shipped to Philsdelphia 10 Mayor stokley
this afternoon. There is another body lying
at Williams undertaking room.
EVERYTHING QUIET.
Every thing Is quiet here this morning.
The citizens and militia have entire control
Of the city. The strikers make no move"
ment whatever.
BURNING OF FREIGHT CARS AT coNsHo-
HocKEN.
CoNsHoHoCKEN, JulyA.-Late last night
It was discovered that some freight cars,
standing upon siding in the lower part of
the town, were adre. The fire department
quickly reached the place and the flames
we're extinguished after one car had been
badly burned and two others slightly.
Fortunately they were empty. The incens
diary is supposed to have been tramp or
some rowdy who desired to create an excite-
ment. It is not believed that dissatisfied
railroad men were concerned In the matter.
THE CITY TROOP AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
HARRISBURG, July -4.-The First City
Troop Of Philadelphis has reached this city
and it has gone into quarters at the Arsenal.
Unlike some others of the militia, they have
possession of their arms and are ready for
service. The arrival of the Governor in
this city will probably change the aspect Of
affairs - ~,
STRIKE ON THE PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAILROAD.
suNBuRY, July 4.-The Philadelphia and
Erie train men struck here Ia ct night. Ills
morning they compelled the shop hands and
machinists to strike. The excitement 10
great, but thus far no avert act has been
committed.
STRIKE At THE BrAvsR BROOK HINES.
BErHLlnEM, July M.-'che miners at the
Beaver Brook Mines, Audenretd, Pa. struck
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French Street Wharf.
TUESDAY MORNING
august I'll 1877.

at S A. M. on steamer for Camden, from
thence by rail to the ocean for Ocean Grove,
aud Asbury Para, allowing passengers
Nsw shsye Sosc y "ns scass, "A hfs
home at loH IN the evening On this de-
Ii .htfui lr D, viii Q in the cars, you pass
Monm .uLh, also Monmouth Eesch, seu
ae of cuarming villas aud cottages !; next
Sea Bright, overlooking the ocean with
cottages then run on q narrow strip OF
land with hrewsbury Rlvel scarcely ore.
hnndre feet VIDE On the left with nun err
Gus boats On its b s IN, Wuile on the right
oid ocean lashes The Railroad bang. as the
cars speed along. beyo tue river the
much admired High ards. with rugged side
stand dotted with beau .lful cCttas es along
its shores and the Oce Il on the right sd
near some places that it washes the Rail
Road bauk as the cars 81 eed along. Beacon
Hill Light comes in view on d. lill three
hundred feet high, 10 be seen sixty miles
~ Set.
AS sandy Hook is neared, the Excursion.
lists will prerare to emDark On the beautl-
ful and large steamer tmpire stale, Or q
twenty lnile ride over the Sound, and up
NarroWs to New YotK.
The fol owing places are to be admired;
Rucka~sy, oney lsiaLd Fort Lafayelte,
rompklus. me Na,roas Is entered /. the
lis of staten Island; Fay Rioge studded
W tn vi las Long Island shore with densu-
" wooded hills N the right Is GoverAur 8
is and with old Castle William on thu
ioi ground, apd on the boat goes until the
Hudson River is reaeneu, and Up 1t to Pier
No. 3, then laDd for view Of New York.
The UNITED CoRNET BAND will aS-
co.'s pany the excursion.
Ref eshmep Is en-tA he boat going and re-
turning,
Tickets to Ocean Grove, AsbuPy
Z Park. ana Long Branch. e2. 46
New York, N SfiEfss& 8.0v
tssi tssssi4l = Z. ~ H1LpREN X HALss PRIcE.
ArNo unrul H. m allowed on board,
- order is our
The Morning herald., 1877-07-25
SATURDAY, 2Sth day of JULY, 1877,
al 2 O'clock. P. M,

The following described Real Estate, viz,
All tnat certain Lot, Piece. or parcel of
Land, stu ne in the City of Wilmington
aforesaid, b 3unded as follows Beginning
a q point on the easterly side of spruce st.,
between stu snd Taylor stre-ts, At the dis
from northerly side Of sth str ev at a line of
lands Of the estate IF amuel n cCauitey,
decd, (uumbereu on the plOJ of on lots old
February 1868 as IS, 81, and 90 her CO
with u line said land caste ly parallel
with Sth.street 80 teet to line Of land sold
north.rty along q line of Samuel W. Nc
I aull,y, and land Of Joseph Lafferty par
allel wi h spruce street s ieet TO u stake in
q line of land sold to Jacob 3. " elden
thence with the same westerly parallel
with g. h street 81 feet to the Aforesaid
side RI Spruce street, ard thence Herewith
sou,nerly 81 'est to the place of beginning,
b.. tn, contents thereof what h Y may.
No 2 Also all thst certain lot of land sit
uate in the sad ity of W .lmington bound
Ell stolIows, to wit Beg inning att east
erly side Kirkwood street. between 9TH
and 8tn sire t., at tue distance If III feet
f ON Nhe souiherly side OF 8th street, tn nee
easterly and paI allel to Sth s rect 65 feet 5H
inc1e to O corner thetce northery and
parallel o Kirk woou street 81 feet To cor.
mentioned line and 9TH htreet IS feet and 81
inches to the aforesaid easterly side Of
Kirk wood ST. eet, and thence ther by south
erIy 81 fe t. TO the place OF beginning, be
the cont. nts thereof what they may,
Seized and taken Ia OK. cntion 40 the
Leonard, &c rge II. johnson, Peter u. Col
Inns, and f. Leper, terre tenar ts, and to be
1''A ~ d @'~ ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff:
sherinrs Offics. New Cassie. July 0,h, 1877,
jys.ts
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CHERIFFS SALE. %

SuEhlrr'S SALE.
5y virtue of q writ of Leyart Facias. to
me directed. will se exp sfd TO Public
Saae at the Hotel of Henry D. Pau in, In
odessa, In It. george Hundred, New Castle
County, Del, on aF'''I' NIX
TUESDAY. the 3lst day of JULY, 1871.
@l5 at O'Clock, P. M, Fo
The following descrl bed Real Estate, viz.
All that Farm or Tract of Land situate.
lying. and bein In Appoqutnfmink Hd,
ID the county Of New Castle, and state OF
Delaware being part Of tie OriGinal tract
called P0pl r Hill and which part Is bound
ed and described as follow, tO-wit. Begin
ming at a stake cr stone in the State Road
the road leading from said road to Taylor's
Bridge, thence along said State road south
30 deg 'ees west 1856 10 pc ches to q stone,
thence by land of the heirs OF. John LYMAN
deed, g nth rs degrees east 4 perches to q
stake, thence by line dividing the Origi-
nal tract south s9%uegrees east to a~take 10
the public road leadingto Tsylor's Bridge
about l2a $40 perches to a stake, thence up
said road noIth AZ deg west 3 7i.2O perches
to stake. thence up said road north 9iH
Dig. west 2S 81 perc0eS 10 stone Opposii e
to the road ;leadipg to Thomas Landtng,
thence stiIl up said road north .47A deg.
west 90 10 perches to q stas In the State
road aforesaid, and the place Of beginning.
containing one hundred and furty-nine
acres, two quarter, and twelve perches of
land, n ore or less &c. N'..
seized and tAken in execution as the p o:
perty Of James V. Moore, and Rachel
Moore, his wife, and william Vandes rift,
y IT, 's and to be sod I'D by r ap,1p. .,.r,r
sheriff's Office, New Castle, July Q, l877.
ju1n.tE
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SATURDAY. July %, 1877,
at z o'clock, p. m,

The following descr1bedI Real Estate, viz :
All that certain lot or piece Of and, sit
hated in the city of Wilmington. and
bounded and described as follows, to wit;
Beginning at the Intersection Of southerly
side of Eighth street with the westerly side
Of Poplar street, thence soul herly along
said side of Poplar street go feet, more or
les, to land OF Jacob .karcb, thence west
erly slog SAID Karch land andgparal ell
with Eighth street IS feet % a stak ., thence
northeIly and parallel with Poplar stree. :,
by line dividing tn from otner lands of
the said John b. nleyer, sky feet, more or
less, to the afore aid side Of Eighth street.
as d thence thereby easteriy along side of
eighth street eighteen feet to the place of
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
No. 2 All that certain L9tof land, situ-
sted IN the said City Of w Wlmfngton! !afore-
said, and de cribed as follows, to wit: te-
gin ming on the southerIy side OF Eighth
street at distance OF eigh cen - from
the westerly side Of Poplar street, thenc-
with klghth street westetly sixteen feet,
tn nc, southeriy and parallel with Poplar
street Sicily feet from building line, thence
easter y pa auel with Eighth st eet sixteen
fe t, thence northerly sixty feet to the
place OF beginning, bo the contenls thereof
what they may. - b. "..
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
and t. t., and TO be sold Id. BY z. 80. ,.-,
q ISAAC GRUsB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. New Castle, July 9, LIT.
jy lis
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D ainkIF

I'd # sISt Il 1eyss, ysa.sa gs'iss ss
81, Ess sSs sIa q. se.ss NV " ek' Castle
,,TunSs'S. ,rsz 80 4 & " July. A. D.ls77.
dn d. NJ 4, ~ Il a 4 z Real Estate. viz:
Y! ithsf " NJ n n wa IND, with Frame
NJ III v. {3I H. 3f23 Ming at tAe corner
~ " .1eSA ES IN if55 6n OF the southeriy
M M M, {Rs1 the westerly sihe
IN \ tl3azfT, ~ = m vi ElsOn street, thence
y, IL iwa 4 M ~ dx &dce thereby south.
IL - ~ cl,d ~ ~ 8hnt street seventy
Ito ~ ", 421 & tsly parallel to 10th
~ 80 NJ Ef1sn {S2 fCf tide of Liberty st.!
ng yer,fy Vent fsSf ID mn y|0S Of beginning, be
ntenfs & leeepfS SW hey may. A V-" y
S iS;fs r.y n MaffSfs{ Z &i sSr, late M.rgart 7
sEeocs M0rt1s, n md No be sod by /
s .,.sI ;sssll ss s' IN I, M 1A H dRUBB, Sheriff:
I,esi6s Ondce,i M ne, July ., 1877. "a.
~.xn. <s. fE<3ffti,g
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CONFERENCE ACADEMY.

The Conference Academy recently re-
built, is nearly ready for occupancy. twill
be delivered the last of this week by the
con! ractors. Tho scholastic year opens
about September Isl. President Williams
ie confident of fun school.
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| ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherin's ONCE, New Castle, July 8, lS77. :
NHERIFF'S SALE.
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ,

~ SA4AIAkAVV + . 0AAGs
By virtue of writ ollvenditioni exponas
to me directe.i, vii, be exposed to Publ q
Sale al he Lafayette Hotel Al S.lpley
street, kept by George W :. Urtlip IN the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware. In
SATURDAY, 2sth day Of JULY, AID. la77,
+'' at 2 O'Clock, p. M.,~ 'lr,F srsa
The following described Heal Estate, viz,
All that certain wharf Property, am lot
OF land. with the buildings, Marine Rail-
way and Machinery thereon Stu t d, in
the City OF WilmlI gtOn, New Castle Cou y =
ty, and state Of Della y are bounded and
dascri bsd 6S follows, 10 wit, Beginniug at u
point In q line OF land. now or Iate Of John
A. Harris, about 90 feet from the easterly
side of orange ST. eet, and eighty nina (S9)
feet from the southerly side Of Water st.
thence easterly along Harriss land and
parallel with Water street, S8 feet west dock
Or former frederick LeonaId's line;
thence south IL deg. west to what was ior-
merly low water mars, now to the inter-
Of oh pley street soptherly to the wharf
line as laid d wn BY the ssfd city, thence
along ChristiAna River westerly 70 feet In
more or less, to line of land now or late
of laid Harris d thence thereby nerUll.
erIy parallel to Orange treet; 10 the place
If beginning, be the contents what they
Seized ana taken in execution az therro-
erty Of John A Harris, aud to be soli by
.TIlI 81
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sheriff's Office, New Castle. July Q, 1877.
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PERSONAL.

Mincher, the left fielder for the Quick-
step, has gone to his homo in Baltimore, on
u short visit TO his parents, but will be on
hand when the next game comes of.
Mr.. John H, Crumlish, of this city, VIII
start for the Sulphur Springs on Tuesday
nexs, remaining two weeks. q,.tg sa
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OPENING EXCURSION.

The Opening Excursion over the new
Philadelphia s. Atlantic City railway, which
was postponed from July 7th, will take
place to day, the train leaving Philadelphia
a. 9 A.. NJ. r..,! re-, .rt ,.r...
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NEW RESERVOIR.

> The work on the new Reservoir is neces~
sarily delayed, owing to scarcity of tools.
Three car loads on the Reading Railroad
are detained on account of the strike.
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Local Affairs.
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.

The quarterly meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Poor, of New Castle county,
will be held this morning, at 10 o'clock, at
the Aims House. .... e.....t
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I GOULEY'S.
B EXCURSION
10000 L.i-a TO tH'f u
Ocean Grove; uu. ssr<
! Assbtlury Park, 81
"<'. Long Branch,
| Sandy Hook,
/ % .3&5t, AND s
! New York.
U- ."-gr| q '.a 49,

Will be one of extreme pleasure to have
he opportunity Of visiti G the far famed
r, sort. of the northeast coast OF New Jer-
sey, and narrow of New York Harbor, on
one excur Ion, for low fare, will leave
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SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF 'venditioni expo.
mas to lne directed will be exposed to
Pub ic Bale at the uafsy ette Hotel, N O, a. /
Shipley street; kept by George w. Ort ip,
ils the eitysof Wilmihgtoh, New Cast1,
county Delaware. on
,,a SATURDAY, Juy %, 1877,
,.S at2 O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz;
{. All that Tract or parcel OF Land Vt James
W. Thompson, NJ u. situate In Whining.
ton. New Castle county. anu State Of u la
Ware, to Wit; Beginning at q stake IN the
( asterly side OF Orangestreet, at D distance
Of 81 feet and 1nrhes from the southerly
side of lwelf h sti eet, thence eAsterly and
parallel with I welf sire seventy three
feet to the west. rly side Of q four aud a half
feet wide alley. Leading, Into Iw. lflh street..
thence By tne said side " said alley south-
erly thirty four feet b I stak q thence west
erly and paral el with the first descrlbe1
line and with 1--we fLh street, seven ty. three
'eet to the eastpr'y slse of Qran 9 street
an thence tbert by northerly thirty 1Our
,eet to the p. ace Of beginning, be the con
tents her OF whaD they may. s.r~-.
Seized and taken In exec"tio as the pro-
perty of James, w. lhumpson. and TO be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Shari fra 0f73co Now Coaflo Tuiv 1A77
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TfRI u,

y vir511o 0vaM Facias. 70
nd Ids sxTf3NB1 n M A. D. 1877; 10.
N n II xES i7s1I35 ~ " Tenement and
Va scf f%SiG SoHSi| 4 Is1Il aescrlo.d as fol.
- ~ ySif.s ~ ik21 ~ ~ 1easterly side Of
,sa s4i3k NJ ~ 4 NJ III ton. aforesai,.
~ urs3s Y S,sss{5 ~ = q y ia rec feet wide
" ~ a 9iS 1iS73 ~ II nds now or for
~ ~ s9llS,sis n ab,ut feet
~ n saITnS 517 1t and running
~ Sasr1r{S ~ 23 bout 90 feet. more
lien - 90 s>n75i ~ atinn as the pro-
,c, ~ E.S 'TSif{5 4. decd, Jacob
:. s' :. J, ssSssSs ma y y''s' 's''s t''s'~ 'sN'
sIPs;ss sIsss ! ss| 2. 5, .,s:,. Is
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y HERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of q writ of Levari Facias
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 fShipiey street,
kept by George W. Ortlip, an the city Of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware,