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The Morning herald., 1878-03-06
HERALD NOTES.

Kite-hying, at least juvenile kite flying,
10 suppressed IN Cincinnati.
Dom Pedro's new cabinet Is accomplish -
ing wonders in the way of reform.
A North Carolina woman used her baby
as missile 80 effectively as to knock her
husband down. but it killed the child.
Some of the young members of chu' ,,.h
in Tunbridge, Vermont, got themselves into
trouble by turning prayer meeting into a
kissing party.
The Detroit Free Press inform us that
the mucilage on postage stamps ia made OF
potatoes and peach brandy, ap d tha. the
more you lick 1t the more you Ike #.
A farmer in Wisconsin hans ed himself or
a cherry tree. Had he follr wed the exam
pie of the Father Of mis- Country the
tragedy could not have n CURED exactly a.
II did.
A Nebraska sar DON keerer became go af-
iecteo oy the :" importance agitation that he
moe p W reform, SO he put out sign
the cause of reform all Is cents
~' will hereafter be sold for 10 cents.
4ishaps will happen. A pious deacon o.
,, Newburg was recently praying when bis ell
bows and head went through the bottom o.
the chair, and he was extricate'a with some
difficulty. 1t must have been rush bottom
chair.
A novel discovery has been IL sde 10 the
library of Lyons, in France. It is map o.
the entire system Of the central plateau OF
Africa, which has been of late years ex-
plored by Grant, Baker, Livingstone, and
Stanley. The system is traced upon
globe which was constructed In 1871, and
contains III detail the sources of the Nile
and the Congo The map was executed BY
order of Fathers Placide de Saint Amour
principal of the monastry of the third order
of St. Francis, by Crispoulon of Toulon, ,and
BY the monks Of Bonaventure and Gregoire
both connected with the above establish
ment. The report does not mention th'
names Of the explorers. The modern map
, place the source of the two rivers slighti
: to the rorthward of that just discovered.
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The following DE- scribed real estate, viz.


All th""e three certain los, pieces or
parces OF iaud. with the fran" dwellings
theI con erected. situate III the city OF VII
mirgton. hounde1 I'd described a5 fol-
lows to wit;
No. -Eeginnirg ajH p,int on the east
erly side OF Church Hireet b 4tweer Eighth
and Nut, sre'S. ei The diaIanc of 81 feet
thence easi.riy pir.llel witt E!g1th street
100 feet 10 Il. take. thence north Leay parallel
with Church street, IS feet 10 another staB e
thence westerly parallel with tighth street
one huncici Il CT to the II reSa d side OF
Church street, rd thencath .rCwith SOUTH
erIy SS feet to the pace OF ginning, be
the contents rnereof that WI ey may, with
Two two-s: lied fr me DIV tiling houses
thereon Book >, Vol. :. Pag 3,a d..
NO. A-Heg'nEing on the oortherly side
ing trui', me Wilmington o. ld thristtana
Turnpike iio3d tr the PhilsC ely hta, vii.
p>ingtpu ami Baltimore Railroad and al
the distance of 16 feet easterly from Nancy
street, at a corner OF land former y OF W
E.Moore, thence northerIy wi tn saidMoores
line of land, late OF Johu Hedges, thence
with his line easteriy parallel with I,ogan's
Court As feet TO stake. in line OF land
late of John Finn. thence southe'ly parAl-
lei with the first meutioDet liue 6S feet IL
the aforesaid side OF Log.,I's G urt. and
theuce therewit1 westerly As feet to the
place OF beginning, be the cnnten g Thereof
what they may. (suhject nevertht less te
ground rent Of fifteen dollars.) with q two
storied frame messuage thereon. Book B.
Vol. 8, Page Isl, &c.
No. 3.-Beginning at a point on the south
erly side Of Ninth street between Madison
and Monroe streets, at the distance of 20t
tee westerly from the westerly side OF
Madison street and rs feet westerly from
the westerly side OF Morrow street corner
for other land Uf the sa d g. ]. Horn, thence
with said Horn's land sontherly parallel
with Madison street, 20 feet TO a stake
thence westerly and parallel with Ninth
street IA feet to stake in line Of land Of
John McCafterty, thence along said McCaf.
ferty's line nertherly and parallel with
Madison street, 70 feet to the said side Of
Ninth street, and thence Herewith easterly
IA feet to the plsce OF beginning, be the cor
tents thereof what they may, Book +,
Vol. 8, Page 368. &C.
Seized and taken in execution az the
property OF Solomon ]. Horn and Hugh
McClaferty and Ann McClajfsrty, t. g
and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle, Feb. co. 1878
Feb 25-tS
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CNHERIFF"s SALh.

~ dE6Irr oALE.
BY virtue Of a writ of Ievari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Shipley
street. kept by Geo. w. Ortip, in the City
of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del +,
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of March, 1873
at . O'Clock, P. NJ. the following described
Real Esta'e Viz All those two certain lot
or p eces of1and ,ituate In the city OF Will.
bounded as describen as follows. TO wit Be-
GINNING at o corner stake on the west side
Of Market ST., at 40 #. 6 in. broad. he same
being a corner OF a lot tr part or lot
VIII ch Job Harvey and wife SO d and cou-
veyed to john Hill. and now Of iavld
Chandler, thence with his line north IS
degrees west and passing through the mid
die cf the gable end wall OF the said
David Chandler's brick me.suage G6 feet 10
to the said David Chand!eI's stake IN the
middle distance between Market and
Shipley sts, thence with the said middle
distance ami the line OF land formerly OF
Mary Harvey, deceased, north 80 degrees,
east about rs #. 10 in to O corner stake of a
| lot or part OF " lot which Job Harvey and
wife sold and conveyed to John Higgins
and now Of C. Green, thence wife that line
south and passing through the middle of
the south east gable end wall OF the said c..
Green's Brick NJ 'ssuage SO # to Market st.
thence DOVE Market st., sou h 80 degrees
ming, contaipsng within said bounds by
computation I705 feet OF land, be the same
more or less, vita four story brick store
Thereon erected
Also. No. 2 Beginning alta stone on the
east side Of Shipley St, corner Of lot for
merly Of John Hayes and now ef d. Chan
dler, thence north 81 degrees east 10 fl
in, by shipley st. to a stake, ther ce south
5S degrees east to the middle distance be-
tween Market and Shipley sts., thence
with e middle distance south 32 degrees
west I9 II in. by the line rmerly of John
hayes, Afterwards Ann Latimer's lot to a
stake, thence with the same north 5S de-
grees west tn the p ace ofbeginning, be tn
contents within said bounds wna they
may, with three story brick house there
on erected. Book l., vol. g. pa, e Is DC.
| Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of William Silver arG Eliza .
his wife. and, h obert Pyle and Vim. K. Os-
mond, tits, and 10 be sold By
ISAAC GRTBB Sheriff.
| Sheriff Office, New Castle, February 20,
A. D., 1878
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~ II . onb1s
By virtue of writ of Veuditioni Ex-
ponas. to me directed. will be exposed
to Public Sale, at the Hotel of John D.
Paulin, in Odesss in st. Georges Hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, the 2lst day OF March. at
loclock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land situate
in the village of Odessa, in st Georges
Hundred, New Castle County asd State of
Delaware, bounded and described rs fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at stake in the
side Iof Sixth street, corner Of land
OF Thomas Cosgrift, thence with said Sixth
street north 40 l-2 degrees east 90 feet 10 a
stake e corner for the Methodist Episcopal
Parsonage the nee south 47 IL degrees east
100 feet to a stake corner a last aforesaid
and in line Of land late of MIR. DouRhteu
deceased, thence with his land south 40 l-2
iegresss.west feet to a stake corner for
said land Of said COsgrift, md thence with
his land north AZ I-2 degrees west 100 fest to
the place of beginning. containing 6,00G
square feet Of land more or less, with g
frame du cling house and other improve.
meuts thereon erected.
Seized ard sfaxen IN execution as the
property ofWll lam b Crof nd to be sold
| by
sherifrs Office. New Castle, March lst 1878
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THURSDAY, the 2Ist day Of Marcel, 1878, q
O'Clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, v

L
O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain tract Of land situate In
Appoqufntmtnk Hundred, New Castle
County. aforesaid, and particsla rly de-
scrlbed as follows, viz: Begfnnt ug at q
stake in the main branch Of Bl'ackbird
Creek, corner for these premises an d lands
of Colen Ferguson, thence with stud land
OF said Furguson north 46 degrees 4S min
land of said Ferguson. thence " tth the
same north 4S degrees east I4S perc hes to a
BLACK oak stump with a stone In 1t, corner
for land OF said Ferguson and heirs Of Ann
b etrs north "a degrees 81 minutes east
80 $40 perches to stake in the rosld lead
ing from Blackbird to Middletown. thence
with the middle Of said. road about so
perches to the land Of the heirs OF John
CHM, deceased. thence with the same
southwesteriy abont $50 perches to stone.
corner for land of sail Ginn's hetrr, and
Su,,an Wright. thence with said Wrighta
ls.nd north 81 degrees, "a minutes west
1872 7-I0 perches to stake thence with land
. of Gideon E. BARLOW. the following three
courses and distances south I6 degrees 90
minutes east l02 2-10 perches tn stake
| south 15degrees east Is perches to a stone.
and south 43 degrees 80 minutes west o 4 10
perches to stake on thr side of the Della
ware Railroad, thence with said Railroad
| south 20 degrees 30 n inutes east l5S perches
to the middle of the road running from
| Blackbird to the Levels, thence with the
middle of said road about 145 4-lO Operches to
a stake, corner for land Of Wm r. Evans,
thence north 81 degrees Is minutes east
l3 $40 perches and north 56'degrees Is min
utes east Is perches to the middle Of the
main branch Of Blackbir CreeF, and
| thence with the several courses thereof
about 90 perches, to the place of beginning.
containing three hundred and sixty two
acres of land. more or less. Upon the
above property there are two sets of build
ings. one set consisting of a two-story
dwelling house with one and a-half story
kitchen attached, q double corn crib and
granary; also, frame stable and wagon
house. with poultry house; also small
tenant house. The other set tconsisttng Of a
two-story dwelling house with one and
a-half story kitchen attached, frame barn
q by 90 feet. two stories high. poultry
are erected at Black bird Station dwelling
Il house two stories high, with kitchen at.
tached. storehouses, and other outbuild.
ings. Upon the prem ises also are two
Il peach orchards, with small fruits of goose.
berries, blackberrles and raspberries.
Seized and taken.in execution as the pro-
rertv of Ann E. Lord, Executrix Of Joseph
A. Lord, deceased, and surviving mort
gagor Of Joseph A. Lord, and Ann E.. his
Lord, Cordelia, wife of Colen Furguson.
i Clara, wife of - Roberts, Victor Lord,
Anna Lord, Emma Lord. Ella Lord,
Eliza Lord, daughter of Theodore Lord, de-
i ceased, o son of Joseph A. Lord, deceased
devises of the said Joseph A. Lord, de-
ceased, and t. is, and to be sold by
| ISAAC GRUBI, sherin,
sheriff's oftlce. New Castle, March l, 1878.
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DOAEsTIC.
TIVE urAH ELRCrIeN LAW.

TEE UTAH 6LhCTlVN LAW
. WAsHINsToH, March 5--The Gentle and
Mormon interests here are having sharp
contest in the House Territorial Committee
to prevent the execution of the election law
recently passed In Utah. L. is claimed that
under its provisions the Marmons are able
to defeat the proposed reforms in the Terri
tory. The Gentiles hold that women gene
rAlly vote against their husbands. The EVIL
dence is, however, the other way. The
committees are equally divided. Repre-
sentative Morse, of Massachusetts,, has the
casting vote, and his inclinatlons are non.
Interference.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The Committee on Ways and Means to-
day agreed to the following paragraph In
the new tariff bill:-Books pamphlets, blank
books, bound or unbound, and all printed
matter, photographs, engravingt, bound or
unbound, illustrated books and papers, maps
AID charts, 20 ipsr eentum ad valorum.
But books manufactured and printed more
than twenty years shall be free of duty.
ZEE SILVER BILL.
Secretary Sherman. according to Wash>
;ngton despatch, says that many Of the
theories attributed to him regarding the
construction and enforcement of the law
restoring the standard silver dollar have
rot originated with him. He does not pro-
psse to construe the law until its practical
questions come properly before him. Thus
far sll .hst has been done is to order the
Aints to 20 ahead with the coinage Of the
new dollar and to provide for the new Ger
tineate based on deposits of silver coin.
This certificate Is merely copy Of the gold
certificate which Is. now issued on . deposit
Of gold coin, and is to be made payable at
It's place Of issue. This will save the ex-
presssRe Of silver coin from one Assistant
Treasurer to another. The old law requires
the purchase Of silver bullion with gold,
but as the silver dollar is now legal ten.
der equally with gold there ls no doubt that
silver bullion will be bought with both
the metals and not with the legal tender
notes. II only gold 10 used, then the silve,
coin must take It's place in the coin reserv,
in the Treasury held under the law for tht
assumption Of specie payments. Should
the latter law be repealed, which is no
probable at present, It would of cours'
make no difference which coin is used t,
buy bullion.
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SHERIFr' IS SALE,

By virtue Of writ OF evaria Facias
to me directed, will be exposed To rubnc
sale at tna LatFS cite Hotel, sil Shipleyst.
kept BY George W. Ort'ip, in the city, OF
Wilntnt"n, New Castle county, Dela'
ware on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1878
at2o'clcck,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain INt "f land and frame
dwelling house thereon. situa'e iii Christi
and Ilund ed, c0uniy and S'a's aforesaid
bou'd 4 and described as f"l nws. to wit:
BEGINNING Il the wss'Cr y Side OF SeVen,n
Avenue (Browf town y the distance OF ~
feet nor harIy f,Cm the nogtherlS 81 e0I
"C' street, thence westerly paral,el to-
street aiony Inc &C he lard CfT. b.
Gallo ay Trustee Of Mar f Coleman 9 &.
the south 100 feet to corHer, thence nor ''
erly parallel - seventh Avenue 20 tt 10
C rHer thence easte'lv parallel t. tne line
first described and "C' t. 100 #. to the
aforesaid westerly side Of seventh Avenue
and thence thereby s9u her y 2lfr. - the
pace 0fhegtnring, oa the coutontS thereon
what they may
Sc ed and taken II execution as the
properly civilian Kennedy and MGrgal"
e, his wife, ard I. (. 's., and to be sold BY
ISAAC GEUaR. Sheriff,
sherifs Otflcc, New Caste. Feb. ld. l67S
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SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hope Lodge, No. 81, !. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. OF T..
in the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, o.
rue Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. M, al
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. s, A. o, OF g. f..
McClary's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 8, K. of F., at K
of P. Hall, 211 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, K. Of p, Jr. q
U. A. NJ. Hall, 511 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. r. N. at
Maris Building, 9th and shiDlev streets.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ OF ALI. Levari FaciaS
to me directed will be exposed at public
sale at the hotel OF John d. Paulin, In 81
Georges hundred, In New Castle county
Delaware, on
THURSDAY, the 2Tst dsy of March, 1877. AZ
lo'clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All those two lots or pieces ofland, situate
in the village of Odessa County of New
Castle. and State Of Delaware. bounced az
corner Of the lands OF the heirs of samueI
Thomss, deceased, On the Main street. ~
road, thence with said Thomas land south
40 l-2 degrees west p rches thence north
40 l-2 degrees. east Il perches to The Main
street. or road Aforesaid, thence with the
same south 48 l-2 deg ees east 4 perches 10
the place of beginning, containing one acre
and eight square pelchs5 of land, more or
less.
No. 2-Beginning at corner for land Of
Jacob Vsndegrift, on Osborne. street, in
said village thence north Al 10 dgrees. east
20 pe,ches, thence with lands of James
kogers, Esq. north 1884 degrees, east
IL 6-l0 perches, thence south Al degrees, east
q 2-10 perches TO the lands OF r. Croft de-
ceased, thence with the same south 80 de.
grees. west 25 $40 perches to tone thence
north III l-2 degrees. west S-l0 Of u lerch,
thence south Al degrees, west 23-10 perches
10 the said Osborne street, thence with the
said street north IS l-2 uegree' west I6 2.lO
perches to The place of beginning, contain.
ing 4 . acres more or less Book L. Vol.
IL, page 25r, &c. Upon no / is erected a
two-sto'y house and kitchen; also, "A build.
ing used as school house ore'stpry high
also a barn With stable undec it, wood
house corn house. hog house and NE cessary
buildings thereon erected.
SaiZed and taken inio eyecufioD cS tha
property of Ann +. Lord. Executrix of
Joseph A Lord deceased. and surviving
mortgager of Joseph A. Lord, and Ann E.
his wife, and joseph Alpheus Lord, Vlr-
ginia Lord, Cordelia, wife of Cclen FeIg.
uson, Clara. wife Of Rnberta. Victor
Lord, anna Lo'd, kmma Lora, Fla Lord
Eliza A. Lord. daughter Of Theodore Lord,
deceased son of Joseph A. orc, dCc.ased,
deViees Of Joseph ~. LQrl, and-t. t., aud to
be sold by
ISAAC GRUGB. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, March l, 1877
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SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE

By virtue of writ of Levari Facias TO
me directed, will be exposed to public sale
at the lafayette iiote,. s,l shiPley street,
kept by George ". Ur' lip, in the City OF
Wilmington, Kew CsstIe County. Delaware.
on
WEDNESDAY. the l3 b day OF March, 1878
at 2 .'cl, ck p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or parce' OF land with
q two s. ory frame house thereon erected,
situated in the city OF Wilmington, bounded
to the northwaTd bv the middle distance
between Queen Hanover streets, to tee
westward 6g Tatuall street 10 the north.
ward by Hanover street, aud TO The east
~ard and nrr Inward by lot held by JOon
FLETCHER Ou round rent, he the contents
ther of what they may. Book Y, Vol. s,
page 42i, &C
SsIzed and taken IN execution as the pro-
perty of Patrick Campbell and Caroline E.,
his wife, and t p, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sheritf's Office. New Castle, Feb. 20, 1873.
Feb 2J-iS
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TELECRAMS.
rn kAsrE.M WAR.

assrsnrxa OF DAHuBIAN NAVIGATION
LoHDsH, March 5.-A despatch from
Vienna announces that navigation on the
Danube will be reopened ON the Goth inst.
TURKEY 70 TRBAr WITH RouNANrA DrREc1
Roumania having claimed sovereignty
rights, Russia has told Turkey to treat with
Roumania direct.
1HaLIsH IMTzREsTs UNDIsTuRDKD.
The Government has received informs
tion that in the terms of the treaty OF
peace English interests are not interfsred
with.
suss1Axs 70 LEAVE loUMBLIA At ONCE.
The Daily Telegraph has despatch from
iss Psra correspondent saying: "It is stated
that the Russians will begin to leave
Roumelia Immediately, some of them en-
barking 1t Pera and others at San Stefano.
THE RREATY OF PEACE
has been sent to St. Petersburg for formal
ratification"
PROPOSED AUSTRIAN AHNIxAfIoNs.
The Vienna correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph says :-"At the opening of the
Congress Q motion will be brought forward,
probably by German delegate, In favor Of
the immediate annexation to Austria OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Prince Bismarck
has quite recently renewed his advice in
favor of such annexation"
sRIsHTHEss OF THE PEACE PROSPECTS.
The Political outlook is regarded as much
brighter in all the European capitals, in
consequence of the signature of the treaty
Of peace and the resumption Of negotiations
for congress. The talk in the Hobbies Of
Parliament yesterday evening was all peace.
ful, the members even discussing the pros
pect Of longer Easter recess than usual,
and An ear srorogation in tn autumn.
TIN SULTAN eoNsRATuLATEs TIE EN-
PERoR.
81. PETERSBURG, March 5.-The Sultan
mas sent the following telegram to the En-
peror -
"CoNsTANTIsorLB, March Son th-
occasion Of the anniversary of ys~ u
jesty's occasion to the thro~- 'dr Ma
congratulation With tb~ %, l otter my
our friendly rsls'' desire Of renewing
IONS"
- -aPEReR THANKS TIE SULTAN:
Ane Emperor, in reply to the above
despatch, autographed as follows
"Tthsnk your Majesty for your congratu'
lations, which I received simultaneously
with the news Of the signature Of peace
perceive In this confidence presage d
good and lasting relations between u.s."
souMAx1A's pRxTENs1oNs TOO GREAT.
The Times San stefano correspondent
says: "Roumania 10 not included In tn
peace conditions. Russia has told Turke
that she must treat directly with Roumauia
whose pretensions are too great"
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Croakipg is not confined to the frog
ponds At this season almost everybody Is
noarse. The bleating of distressed lungs is
everywhere. Why is this, when HaIe's
Honey of Horehoupd and Tar will cure
any cough, celu IT hoarsenoss in IS hours ?
Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drop lure in one
minute.
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cit seems as If l should cough my head
of" is sometimes the impatient eXclama.
ttou Of suffered from severe eugh.
Quell the psroxysms with Hale's Honey OF
Horenound and Tar. The relief is imme.
diate ana the cure certain. Gold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute,
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ISAAC GRuBB, Sheriff.
sherif's ONCE, New Castle, Feb. 20, 1878
Fab 1S.ta
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of Levari Fac!as
to me directed viii! be exposed to public sa e
at the lafayette Hotel. 81 ShipFey street
kept by Geo. ". Grtlip in The City of W.T.
mington, New Castle County, Delaware.
On
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1873,
at2o'clock P. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot mr piece of land, with
three story brick building thereon erected
situated in the city of Wilmington, bouud-
ed and described As follows to wit: Begin :
ming on the nortberly side of Tweifh h street
at the distanc, ofs6 feet from the easterIy
side of Washineton street. theV ce norther-
ly parallel to Washington street, 100 feet 10
e seutherIy side OF a 20 ttet wide street,
extending from Washington street. to West
street. thence easterly along said side Of
said street and parallel to Twelfth street 80
feet to stake thence sontnerIy parallel To
Washington street I0l feet 10 the said side
hf Twelfth street and thence thereby we. t.
erly 30 feet to the place or beginning, be
TIL couteuts thereof what they may, with
the privilege ofthe use OF The af,resaii 90
'eet WIDE street in co mon with others en-
tiled thereto forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property cf Mahlon r. Stolsenburgard FL
len J. his wife, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
sher!fTs Cffice. New Castle, Feb. 20. 1873
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The following described Real Estate. viz:
NHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF Levarl Faclas to
me dire ted. will be exposed 10 public sale,
at the Lsfayo te Hotel. S4l hipley street,
kept by George w. Ortlip, in the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, d elaware,
on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of March, 1878
at2 O'CLOCK Z. M.
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Much of tho lumber used in match max
5pg is from Hudson bay territory.