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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK Saturday. April 13, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-

NEw-YoRK Saturday. April 13, 1873
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
,., By Beynard M I sssgn; cna,so a. south
SEsT; Ss.T, 99SaHS 4sas
5000 per annum w% R EeT'GG %Sa s00OO
pl9t dS % and on SlS To M 10000
lot Eanm W. HsdSen i- " " u 1925
FRANK Na'oe" Bv HcicGid ". Coates
The story prick dwelling with lots; Nos 81, 81 and nd
setSr 81 ESsf IN niGsei sse Levi I
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS
NEw-YoRK CITY.
b'' carl i95 5IS sls 4s%Sy s s?R cf
Butler Eliza 4 and hasgaGd ban TO to 5ITaS GmlIy Butter
Butter, l Eliza A. to Emily Butler i26th,st 1T
Curry sarah + husband JS6n fagaR Cedar oao
9g5 # Of iithSye 2JSi . 1880
D0y Mlchae m T. anf TStf S esn 1900
's anee ce$Sin Company amy MiieSelpace i5h.s iGs
iaI Sna ffSsT fSs chrysest 56si25 $4,000
fetzr 1ge ESSdI snG g5 of 7 ave- 2o2xs9 $500
,,i ias I5 l5trS f. Of f lftSy tS o21, 2Sset bq;
as 500 6fwaC n Of 81 9haSe IgSee' Ok sE 1900
": q iBsSe BeaVers 81 29Ts5xTreguIar regular $4,000
oeysr JaGo6 70 Johann Bc5uann dOeTcf''t, i2d
Lane s%l.a Pssfes Hubert 8inst .,,o
lstayc 20Xl O,loO
Legget Richard L, and wife, TO Thomas j Olive. 6Sth
ST, T. 1926 IT W Of l0thaye, 25x-; and also 6Sth 80
375 II W Of 10th-aye, 50x-............. 5000
ave- 3 IS fS Of 52ds IS 5xiCOxirregaaf.. 5000
McGOwn James, to Edward Dugan, ll5th-st, SIS, $50 -
II of 4thave 25xl00 6OO
Peters Herman, and others, to Johann Klockslem,
StaDtOnst 3, 37.S tt " OF Attorney s, lS.tX634
Phean, James J. and wife, 10 William Fitzgerald, cor
Welch and DepOt-sts cath Ward, xiOO-..--..:-.
5eckendOrf, Martha, and husband to John Duer Clin
tOn-ave, s. 275 II Of 2d-st (WOOdawn HelghtS) or
25x9O0. 10
So%s Ho 59FsGpa5s 5sp a5kg en5 " 70 christian ooau. 1850
Stafford Bridget, Mane III Olwell 57ths, . s, 100
Of 9thaye, 25XlC44 7sXirregular.
Stevens, Eugene r., to Eliza l. W Stevens one han
part No ~ Warren-st, 25XlUO....-. ....-......:.
stevens, Eugene X, Frederick W stevens, one hat
part OF piers 23 ana "a, East River, and bulkhead
Stewart, William II, to ETnestine Weber, Willett 81
63 ft = OF RiyiDgtOn-st, lS6XjO; and also Wiz
lctt-st, - SIG It Of RivingtOnst lS6x5O.... l
Weber John j, and wife. TO William Il Stewart, VIII
lett-st, s. 90 II OF RiyingtOn-st, l8.6x5O; aud
also Wiettst 4, SIG II s OF RiylngtOnst, 1873
Wiener Henry, and wife, David Christie 5Otl-st, - 49,
ss 400 It W Of l0thaye, l262I
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New pnbliratlons.

HOUSE AND HOME.
CONTENTS OF MAY NUMBER.
What We Live For Household Gods Boarding Houses ;
Our Speca system and other original articles Gent
free on application GEORGE a. CLARKE 747 Broadway
III U00- COPIES SOTHERN'S NEW
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FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER,
BY f. A. SOthern celebrated comedian. With charac.
Ter illustrations. Price 81 and II 80.
Also
FOR EACH OTHER
n powerful novel Of the Guy Livingstone" " sort.
Price 81 and 81 CO.
no PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.
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have enlarged and greatly improved in fOm-a
large number subscribers sought cheap and durable
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Boaro ano Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW, wv;
Y3RK TRJBuNE VIII @ BIZ RrdaaTav eor Thryrst
ST. or sos West Twenty thrdst Eigh,h aye S; 58o
aSsn ai qss@si
s).) ERLY-PLACE.- Front rooms on
~ floor by the year, desired the entire floor fOr
the Summer with board. --
40 WEST 31ST-ST.-Desirable rooms with
20 board. parOr other hoors references
40 WEST 1STH-ST., near 5th-ave.-Nlce
SCarge and small with d-stelass board oy te
month season with select family
V9 WEST 31ST-ST desirable family
s)st rooms private table II required liberal terms 10 per
manent parties.
% WEST ST.-Furnished rooms with
S T 1dS board ; Son 5s or se n no $oTS sO0d
Al WEST 36TH-ST.-Two very desirable
May Ss@s o%ar IF S and Or appoint"
ments frst-elass references.
40 WEST WASHINGTON-PLACE.-A pri-
yae family T let nicely rOO' 10
East Side.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW;
1fT6WN EEicE$ 10 ss broadway Thirty sT,5 1,6
f. Or 5os wsS oy at the or ksh 0fFc
No 22s Thrdaye cor 0GehgnGrei TaGa;
office
DESPONSIBLE PARTIES can find large
IL ROOMS suitable parties Of gentlemen ladies' or fam
ies furnished, with excellent BOARD at 23 Lafayette
place. references exchanged.
ID IN FAMILY, occupying own house, brown
stone large rooms nicely furnished every con.
venence price suit the times Call this week. 2Oe East
3jth-st.
STH-AVE., 81, first door below 16th-st.-
- Handsome ro)ns, together or singy, with Doard no
moving; references. "
I'D GRAMERCY PARK.-Mrs j. Curtis has
desirable front 10 let with board, either Trans
iently or permanently.
4l EAST 22D-ST Rooms to let with board;
- no moving rcfercnce.
.l.lD-ST.-EAST 1O4- Double and single
80 with good board terms mOderae references
moving
OE EAST 23D-ST.-Desirable rooms with
tbO board: parties leaving for Europe-no moving. -
sls1 EAST 20TH-ST., near Gramercy Park
81 rooms. furnished single EN- suite private
table desired also good room for dentist or doctor
Ak EAST 25TH-ST, first house from Mad
|ftb isOn Onsqulre-Peasant welfutnlshed ROOMS, DOth
double and single let with drscass board reference
1OT EAST 59TH-ST-A private family,
~ three adults. occupying their own house can ac
commodate small family three gentlemen, with superior
rooms and board.
Tx EAST 23D-ST.-Nlrs. Il. II. Jenkins
i tc entire sunny suit third floor one square
no EAST 21ST-ST. (Gramercy Park).-
i a. Desirable rooms with hrstclass BOARDj references
exchanged
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faw Schools.

VALE Law SchoOl-Regular courses, years :;
Graduate course for degree Of Dell Fall term
opens sept Address Prof WAYLAND, Newllayen, CT
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gnstrnrilon.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DRINCETON, N. 1.-The Spring term % OF the the
College pga5D ana PncSa faY WI" Oe
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
i send for circular and fun information
DUTGERS GRAMMAR. SCHOOL,, New
PIsSars @ PeeR ces
or business twenty OOa'Os Rev. D. T. REnEY. Rector
GUNNER NORMAL SCHOOL OF Ian
s46yETh PhPi LID opens July O. Circular at l40l
WILLIAMS COLLEGE-Wholly devoted to
cqTgs TSk S T Tp9 cs4S aT an S s ecafe at
q Week SIX T0TsAND D6LLARs distributed
nually among students needing aid
For catalogue apply to >, cu ,nporpvr pr..,aon,
WilamstOwn. Berkshire County Mass
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
10 BREsNgfSTS RssiIS MS M&s6S 6S1 YcnEeT.
YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Conditioned 'udf2f fGEs9 &HseS Mass
St1O A QUARTER for boarding, schooling,
~ books &C. GWhole expense at sWtIHIM IT. I'M C.
men and BOYS 40 EXTRA CHXRGES students admitted
S es% Fnn fS in
manslip Latin Greek and Mahematcsi French GeiInan
SfGEY fGnEY "a ana h
m y az ayaqd g4 ao cRf a Sn the Kew Dr.
Hi, xPresiGen Harvard the Rev Dr. PEABODY the Rev
Thomas Cooper and others Media has
For Young Ladies-Country.
DINGHAMTON COLLEGE and C0NSERVA-
ID TORY Of MUSIC for YOUNG LADIES. Doubled It's
nROf 3 ys s no eS1Gas fRs Ba aS GEsss nee Rev
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
ngal session sept 1877 sliuatedon
Der For catalogues apply to Geo o. Butler A. NJ Principal
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies,
~ bridgeport. Conn. Address MISS EMILY NEISoN.
HONE SCHOOL for Children terms low.
I Address the Misses nATCH. B-abury. Conn -
HOME Institute, Tarrytown, N.Y.-A boarding
and school for young ladies' viii reopen Wednesday
Sept i2. For circular address MssM ". MErCALF Prin
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
opens Sad year sSn sc PS TeT Il EGE NJ Pres Y
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
" Ma'for YOUNG LAPh AVA wrIAms I 'mIs1rT rnsP ad5''
MRS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich, Conn -
Mrs. Vests care through summer vacation Box lsG
V'HE MISSES MOTIFS. ENGLISH and
LADIES, 30 S3 Wast, NewHaven Conn creuars sent
YOUNG LADIES' S'TNSTITUTE.-In Bonn-on
Rhine, Germany For circulars and reference address
VOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, Rackritz-
GORDON For circulars address the Principal Miss N.
{. .EEMENTRoUT Reading, Penn.
For Both sexes-Country.
4 CHARMING country home, with instruc-
~ $3 80 week children only over under IL TAKEN
steamboat fare % cents highest city references Auless
Box 1000. South Norwak, Conn.
BOARD and INSTRUCTION-Parent desir-
ID ing make European tour unencum0ered with child
rem NAV experienced maternal care under com
petrnt faithful instruction. surrounded by bealthul refining
Influences. Address Mrs. J. T. GANlT Stockbfdee Mass
EREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
stute and Commercial College founded 1902 seaside
school Students received any time. Catalogue free Ad.
Rev. u. BLAKESLEE, A. NJ Principal East Green
wich. II. !.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY.-THOS. HAN
LON. D. D., President Pennington y j.; one oi the best
boarding this country; charges very reasonable
ttE0 pr. ar, 1925 pr. VI. Board and tuition
IpOO in all branches In ROcKLAND CoLLEGE Nyack'
NY: both sexes extras but music. W H. BANNlSIEN
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Marcy Erastus F. to Jane Leaycraft, No 105 West
40th.st 20 years. at annual rent
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Gountrn Real Gstate for Sale.

AT MORRISTOWN, n. J-FOr sale-An ell
egant residence combining city and country Advantages
very large house. built in the very best containing
every possible convenience large lawn and garden would
exchange lots below 6Otst and between 4th and 9Th
ayes. s. EDDY, l45 Broadway
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Brooklnu propertp 90 fct.

S0J CARR0LL-ST., near Court-st.--The g.
D story basement and brick house IN first
class order viii rented low good tenant Apply to j.
T. CORNELL, a COurtst, Brooklyn.
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aeSng Sing on Hudson, N. Y,
The course OF instruction embraces the following depart
mens; Classical Modern Languages, Elementary hathe
matica English Studies and Natural Science Glasses are
also formed N Music Drawing ana Fencing thoroughly
trained horses gymnasium &c Special for West
Point candidates. BENJAMIN ALLEN. Principals =
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D IU French Spanish and German thoroughly taught by
experienced professor Rapid guaranteed 10 those
earnest Cali or address PROFESSOR, 81 East 30thst
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Citp propertp 90 Get.
TUESDAY, Aprh 10.

A CHOICE FLAT on Lenox Hill, with all
"A improvements JantOr in attendance. Inquire Of
II
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CREYLOCK INSTITUTE,

EREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
W SOUTH WILLIAMSTOWN, Berkshire County Mass
Prepares BOYS for Business Scientific School College
Expenses 46O per year. Established by its present
In lSi2. For catalogues address BENJAMIN +. MILLS,
A NJ, Principal.
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hLEXANDER INSTITUTE.-Milita bOart
~ ing.schOOl White Palns NY PRINCIPAL .. II. Millis Ph
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West Side.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW,
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED , At 1hE at
NJ PTOWN OFFICES No ,23S Broadway, cor Thrty-nIsb
st. 3OS West Twenty thirdst cor fe ny
lr5iaye cor Forty -seventlst at the HARLEM OFfiCf-
No 2,2SI Thirdave Onehundred and wv
Harlem s. wings Bank Building, up 10 p n ~ resA
nraHna
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GERMAN lloyd

UIlI IT NTNNNN I4IIV 7 y -,
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YOHk,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. -
COMPANY'S PIER foot Of SECONDSI, HOBOhEN
MO-FI.... Sat, April ~ DONNU.. sat. May
ODFR....... sat April 27 WISER .......Sat. May II
RATES OF PASSAGE from ~ EN.N URk 10 sOOIhAMf
TON, IAVRE, OR BREMEN. 80 -,
FIRST CABIN SlOO gold. SECOND CABIN, SbO, gOl1
STEERAGI, $50, currency. - ,a
Gates, $50 currency
OF passa apply TO
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A HOME SCHOOL for young boys, will
IA thorough instruction, knd Christian care az SratOrd
Conn. terms moderate. Address Rev. l.. B. EMERSON.
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).) Y-PLACE.- Front rooms on
second by the year desired the entire hoor or
.-l..- n l.nnr
The daily gazette., 1878-10-03
Cumberland Coal Trade.

The product ofthe Cumberland coal re-
elon for the week ending Saturday, Sep
tember IS 1878, was $3.50 tons, and for
the year 10 that date l,167,Gl tons. an,
increase Of 39,9ls tons compared with the
with the corresponding period OF las wear.
he shipments to the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Were for the week 20.o4G tons.
lor the year d3d.267 tons an increase of
oio-3 tons as compared with ls7T. The
shpmen to the Chesapeake and Ohio
cdllal were for the week Il, ,s:,4 tons. fan
the year 4"9, do tons; an increase of ~
~ IONS as compared with 1871. TLe
shipments to the Pennsylvania we're. fo,
the week l,6oo tons, for the wear o 5gS
tons a decrease of 2O,O7a tons as co,nna,.
ed with 1877.
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it is better to extinguish and cancel so
much of the bonds as the banks own and
stop the payment of the interest thereon,
We cannot see that this policy Injuries
any one, while itwould greatly strength
EN- the peoples ability to pay the heavy
debt of the government We should be
pleased to have Mr.. S. NJ. Curtis sane
ton of this policy, and as he declines to
he Greenbacker, and his own party
proposes To run no ticket, we do not see
why he, and other good men like him,
cannot join hands with us and help us to
reduce the heavy tax little Delaware has,
with SO much heroisIn, endured So long
In conclusion we wish TO express our
pleasure at Mr.. Curtis promptness in
the columns Of the GAZETTE
medium through which to reach the
people of his State, and to say that we
have written in no spirit of criticism, or
expectation or wish to produce contro-
versy with him.
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Gov. Rice. of HaSsaclauSeIts, 10
Gov. s.hAaHIpGou. of =. 4 ssroIinu

Bos1o&, OcI. Coy. Rice drchn,s fo
put Gov Hampton, letter relative l., tll.
klupton matter upon the III, > ui the rA-
'tuitNc paltnent, and is forwarded
the flowing eOmmeu cation;
"CouHa1idcedH of -HusS.n .n.1uxetts. Ex-
eculVr Department., Boston, 5 Ut. 50.
lS,H-Io hls rAc iieucy Wade Hamilton
Coy rnnr, Columbia, ). C.-Sir; / re.
celVtd oh Saturday iasf an extraordinary
ulnclal communication addressed 10 me
over your signature, The cou.cntS on
winch | haa read IN Ihe hewspapers
three days neforc. beg W remind your
LXcellency hat any attempted II buke. f
VI massachusetts, by South Carolina for hon
Observance of constitutional OF statutory
Obligations is refinement Of sarcasm
which renders any other defense of the
former State unnecessary. The treat
lnent of the case of Hiram II. Kimntou
by the authorl les of this Commonwealth
WAS uni fiuenced by any personal or no.
htlcal considerations. Mas achusetts lad
no quarrel with South Carolina and mn
fnendsiip for Kimpton, but Vas boun /
20 extend 10 each their respective rights
undtr he laws. Every courtesy. Official
dhd pc sonal, was ext. udtd To the repr..-
sthlatlv's ol South Carollua. Unnsaal
care was ptst we'd upon the invest ga
non and consideration II the c;l,e. and ltS
perfect impartiahiy, in accorltnce vi h
law and the facts, and with convection.
oil pubilc duty. la communicating the ,le.
Glsion to your ENcellehey my statement
the object OF the requ sItion ii Il not an
pear TO be for the puri o,e of tfvinir
himpton for the crime charged against
him, but fora different purpose, was a
simple recital or Il fact contained IN III,
rrport OF the attorney general, "a copy OF
~ tttP, IL, l.
YOU ani IN hIs opinion and mine clear
~ tstabl he'd by evidence. Your Excel.
lfhcYs lettrr requires 10 argument In
reply. 1t Is Sufficient To say thai II oontain
seatTihthts 10 instead the public where
Tue facts are unknown. Its language and
uh,lmeiy publication are otieiisiee and
ahthStiiiahle, and | decline To accept il
or TO permit 1t to be placed upou the lilies
OF 'iie executive department ofthls Com.
lnonwealth. 1t is herewith return. d
Your obedient servant.
"ALEXANDER Ii. RICE, Governor
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of ~ feet from the easterly side Of Jackso,
street "A corner of Il. Kelley iaud, thence
by mis- II G southerly parallel to Jackson
street 100 feet 70 the nOfLnerly side OF nvs
feet WIDE alley, thence aloug said alley
side easterly parallel TO Wawasset street
80 feet To IA corner, thence northerly paral-
lei To jackson street 10 feet to the afore-
said side Of Wawasset street, ana ence
tn, rewiIh westerly 80 feet o the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
No 2.-Commencing on the westerly
side oil He I'D street, at the distance OF ~
feet from the norlheIly side OF A street.
thence northerly by Head street feet .
inches 10 IA stake, thence westerly parallel
with A street 102 leet inches To a STAKE ,
thence southerly parallel with Head street
Z feet inches to "a staRe, thence east ri y
parallel with a street lG2 ieet d ches To
The yves etrly side of Head street and place
oi beginning. containing 19t feet 4 inches
of land be the same more OF less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of William Ii. Quinn, and TO be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle, september
10Th. 1878. sep2'-is
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue ola writ of Levari Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by George Whitfield, IN the City OF
New Caste, In The hundred and County
of New Castle, and stale of Delaware on
FRIDAY.
THE llth AY.oF OCTOBER, 1878,
AT O'Clock, p. M, the following described
kEA l. ESTATE, viz:
All that piece or parcel OF land situate
in New Castle Hundred, New Cas- lie Coun-
ty, Del. bounded and described as follows.
TO wit: On the north by the Cnristiana
Creek, by lands of Barker Carr, by lnds
OF James IL. Ray and - Warren, and
lands OF the heirs of Lewis Welden. dec Il
containing one hundred and twenty acres
OF land. about 50 acres OF which are mea-
dow and the rest upland, be the same
more or lesS; with "A frame two story
dwelling house, large stone and frame
b ,rn, corn cribs granary, trame building
win Il ceIlhr under, use for making lee
crcam, &C, and other ont buildings ther
on cree tel.
eizrd AMI taken n execution As the
properly oi Edward A, hlct'ariiii and
Ellen II. ms wiIe, and t. Is, aud to be
sold dy
ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff
Sherid's Ofiioe, New castle, Sep,en her
20.h, lsIs. srpsl.rs
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,IIEKlFF'S SALE.

HERlFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF "a writ of Nenditioni En-
ponas, to me directed, Will be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
In Newport, in Christiana Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1878,
At2 O'clock, p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lob or piece of land situ-
ate iu Mil Creek Hundred. In the County
and State aforesaid, bounded and describ-
ed AS follows, 10 wit: Beginning AT a
stone In the middle OF the public road lead
ing from the Gap and Newport Turnpike
10 Fell's Mill, a corner of David Graves
land, thence along The middle of said pub
lie road (by recent survey south q 3-I
degi ees west 10 perches, thence .y IA new
line dividing this from other land of Mar
gart Ferguson north l-2 degrees west 10
perches, thence by another new line divid-
ing as aforf said north 10 l-2 degrees west
II )-l00 perches 10 line OF David Graves
land aforesaid, and theme thereby south
degree west 10 pefches ana links TO the
place Of beginning, containing one hun
dred ana six perches ofland, more or less
Book $, Vol. 10, Page 500, &c. with a
frame house and other out-buildings
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution as tie
of John II. $, Ferguson, and TO be
SOLD by ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
sherlff's ONCE, New Castle, Sepiem-
ber 10th 1878. sepl4-ts
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CHERIf SAL.
- By virtue of a writ OF Nend. toni FIX.
~ mas, to me Il rect d will br pxnosed Ia
Public sale, hi the
HOTEL of AIN MAXTELL,
In NJ did etown. T.. 81 Georges Hu,dret
New astIe County, Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
TIL f 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1878.
~ o'clock p ". the following des, ri,
bed Hell Estate, VIZ:
No. ]. All thai farm and tract of land
situate II Appuquiniritk Hundred, n W
Castle county, and State of Delaware
bounded aud described ~ follows, To vii !:
GA he north by lhe public road teading
from the ihorOughfAre neck ruad TO The
Landing know as Thomas's Landing. on,
Appaquinlmh creek, Oh the east by land
of samuel &. Thoma~, on the southeast by
land of John App, ton. and On the soutf'-
west by e public road leading from the
State road 10 Iaylot's bridge over Black
b ri creek, called The T.oroughfnre neck
road. containing l9i acres OF la d. he the
same more or le>s, with large two and "A
nan stoIled double hrick mansion house,
iiaine barn ana stablihg, carriage house
wagon house and shee ding, ana one ira m e
tenant house thereon erected
No, = All that farm or r'act OF land
situate IN st. Georges Hundred in the
County and stat. " for. said, bout dpd and
d. scribed as follows, to wit. Oh the north
and northeast by st Augustine creek. on
the east by land of Wilson h. Nand.prift
ON the south by la.d OF Henry c. Walter
a. lanf OF Leonard q Vandegritt and on
The west by Ia Il OF Philip Graham, con.
jan lhg go acres OF upland ami marsh,
more or les, with two st0rid frame
uwe,ilbg' frame granary ana frame barn
thereon erected
No. All that lot of land aud premises
III lhe village OF Odessa, 1t Georges hun
urta' Rounded and descri bed as follows, TO
VII beginning at "A stah e on ihe wester-
~ sue OF lam street corner for land late
oil Daniel Corbit, deceased, Il d these
premises, thence with saio Main street
south Il degrees east $50 feet to a stake
corner as last afor SAID. thence with said
Cofblt line south II IA degrees west 3id
leel 10 STAKE C rner as aioresa d, thence
norm " II degrees west I5O - 10 a
sLaBe corner as last afDrt said, thence north
~ - degrees east 1856 feet to the place Of
beginning, he the same more or less. with
Two and half storied do uhle frame
uweifi iS mousse aud frame stable thereon
erected. Book 2, Vol. To- + ge 50, DC.
Seized and taken in execution as the nro-
perry OF Francis L Perry, and To be sold
by Isaac GRIrRR Sbar,e
sheriff S Office, New Castle. Septem her
28th. fIs po,n 40 , 'ei
The daily gazette., 1878-10-03
AbsintRe Drinking in Pmri.

The quantity OF absinthe Consumed is
astonishing, for as you pass the cafes vow
see the tall glasses Of greensh White Iio-
uld on every oti er table. From what we
read at home of the wickedness Of il and
the dreadful effect Of absinthe. one wonlJ
expect them to retire behind latticed
door to take it and not flaunt their indul-
gence on the curb stones. 1 he women
drink it, too, and it is quite common in
passing to see a sedate couple sitting
down to a social absinthe.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-03

CoLoRADo.-It will take some days,
perhaps weeks to learn the actual state of
parties in Colorado. just now some say
the Republicans have carried their ticket;
but the n. Y. Herald says they did so by
combining with the Greenbackers. We
shall wait and see. 1t may be a triumph
of Bedtordsm over Pattersonism, and it
seems very probable that it will so turn
out.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-03

The VICTORY of the Democrats
throughout the State at the "Lit le Elec-
tion," on Tuesday. seems 10 be complete.
1t is grand thing 10 witness the disgust
of the people at the corruption of the
Republican party and their resort to the
Democratic party for more honest and
less expensive administration of national
affairs.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-03

The interest on the public debt in
1865 was S4.29 per capita. In 1878 it is
Sl.97 per capita. In 1865 the debt per
capita was S7s.25, while now il is only
S4l.67. When the Republicans took the
government out of the hands of the
Democrats the debt was only 81 on each
person, the Republicans run it up to
$7S.25.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-03
Congressional Nominations.

The following congressional nonnna-
tions are announced: j. w, Dwight
rep, twenty-eighth New York distrirt :.
Cyrus ID. Prescott, rep, Oneida tN. Y, :
district; a. kichard Crowley, rep, twenty
back, fifteenth New York Judge /, +
Frisby, rep, fourth Wisconsin; G.n. T.
Hammond, rep, eighteenth New York,