davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-18
Gen. sherman WIN Tes.iey.

CHICAGO, July IT.
The Tri5une's Washington correspond
ent says: The object of the Potter Com
mittee in sitting at Atlantic City, is to abb
s~olutely prevent the transmission of re-
ports regarding the Committees work.
That place has but one wire for all the
business, and specials from there will be
impossible. General Sherman will testify
first, then McVeagh and other visiting
statesmen, and their testimony will be
briefly synopsized.
About IuGaithfuI Rgnresartaftrns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-18
Reduction Of Salaries in the Patent
Office.

WASHINuIDN, VWIF IT.
Owing to recent legislation by Congress,
it has been found necessary by the Secre-
tary of the Interior to make additional dis
missals and reductions in the salaries Of
Patent Office employees. Officers of the
bureau are now engaged in preparing a
statement to that end. 1t is understood
that messengers and iaborers, who have
heretofore received $50 and S65, will be
reduced to $50 per month, and the attend
ants in the model room will hereafter re-
.ceiYe hnt $500 per annum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-18
Authorizing Payments.

W~ASHINGTON, July II.
The Attorney General has sustained the
view taken by the Second Assistant Post
master General, that the law passed at the
last session Of Congress, authorizing pay
ments by the Postoffice Department direct
ly to sub-contractors for carrying the mail,
is applicable to contracts existing at the
date Of the enactment Of the law, as well
as those of a subsequent issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM L1vERPooII Ssa'sg Sgas oc:o J9E Ms e. J.
& NJ and Mr. A. Purcell MISS H. Purcell, Miss l. FUR
cell A. Purcell a., ~. 7 q
FROM HAvASA-I Stcamsh9 Cugg NsI'e ssi.ciing II.
Sr.vod NJ sanioval W. smith, u fIe siiis. p F.
'trhaelA ~ ~ CamaIa, Miss y hna,cei vile
oirtgueZ q Ieiurchs wife sud children nuern1ndrz
aud children. l. schoiI wife aud chiGI' N Inc H.
n nrunirrc III CyiuterO J. r. Gel Casteho ,ast,lio a.
scusbVick p 4 stevenson A. J. Lavale. j. " N"s' -
Noungs. ....a y Rernett
"a Methodist MT ana Nrs W Paul y. W; 80 Vfrscoyle
y, s,th 49, Morris Miss Hbbari Licut a. ssnj
U BaHEs Mrs Dimock. y. 81 Jones 1n,n B r. South.
s,b n stewart Mrs Kenney snd son N II iarten son
Wiuan ~ ~ n I,e~re Miss Pierce " W. ATWOOD, u H.
s si ~ n HasI u " Gauntlet J. wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Gteumboats ano Railroads.
DFPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
Il y TRAINS FROM NEW.YORK.

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
BALTIMORE AYD ONO RAILROAD-Express for Washington
and the Wes-s:20 Express for Washington and the
sOuh-1OO Express for Washington, the SOUTH ana
ERE RAILwIY-9Ou A. m. and 600 and IN. Manuel
SDrin Valley MOnsey, 100 $40 a. H. 445 y. NJ.
AND HUDSON RIVERS 1880, ana llOO
a. M. 40 q. 1880 and IL J. IN ,,
SOUrHERSFOr Philadelphia tsteaner
II a. and y. m.
= ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-SummerS ched-
1 4 nlc-Quick Time.-Tbe summer schedule OF the Long
Island railroad will effect May 20 giving greatly I'M
tween Trenpor Hamptons and Long Island Clty ana
nrooyn hours between Babylon and Long Island CITY
ana BI0oklyn nOur; between Pr Jefferson and Long Island
Gtv and BfOOklvn hours ID minutes between Huntington
ami long Island CITY Brooklyn boar 20 minutes De-
tween Glen Cove Long Island cry and BrOoklyn houI
and Long Island CITY and BroOkyn az
minutes between Garden city and Long Island CITY ana
Rrookyn 80 minutes between Jamaica ana Long lslaCly
ana HrOnk between Great Neck ana Lone
Island GIN 50 betweeuW Milestone ana Long lsihI
Civ 20 minutes between College Point and Long island
( 20 minutes between Flushing and Long Island CV 10
minutes. f., nd, m rlaces
Schedule containing full details together with comm ntat0n
isiaSt at Cook & Jenkins 2Cl broadway; Wcscotts
Once pARK-P PLACE, 5Sj BROADWAY, 9i2 broadway,
Grand central 42s and at loot OF ithst ana James
SIIS, T. n n y and 33S Mashingtou-sL, BIOokynj 10
Wilams5uTgh. and at deDOts Long Island Clty
nushwcE and FiaDushaye. corner OF AtantcaVe BROOK
n ann al ali leading hotels =. SPENCER General super
iyfcudeut; J. CHITrENDEN, Gencral Passenger Ageht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

I AUNDRESS.-By a most efficient girl; does
nne linen Iaces and dresses beautifully: Is pleasant and
can at 6O2 6thaye between Both aud
al af.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

Caesar! yes Caesar was great general, and
On historian; yes. and grammarian." d" A grammar
ianq" Eyes; don't read that be parsed the Rubi-
con ~ Boston Commercial Bulletin.
Nor QUITE THE SAME THING.-Merciful
Traveller :: Your little horse has been going well.
When do you bait hint" Pat: "Ab shure it's been a
purity lvel road str but OIL have TO bate him gon UP
slOggin Derry Hill, sOr! "-lPuncn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare. 81
~ Steamers Peckp daily SUNDAYS excepted fsr
New-Haven al 3 and IL D. m. connecting with road
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

4 EN NAL hAlIlOAlp VI w -JLN'plA .
~ Ferry Station in New York, foot OF Libertyst
commencing Nov. IS, lS77-Irains leave "a follows
$50 a. m.-FOr + emingtOn, EastOn. BelvdeTe, M1uch
Chunk, Tamagua Wilke-baue Elmrd, &c. Connects at
Junction with ID H. ana w X. X.
$40 m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, Eason Harrisbprg
MauCh CnunK Iamauua HaZeton, NtlkesbaIre, ScIanOn
WIuamspOr, &c.
lO:I a. m and 4.30 m-For SOmervIe and Pennington.
p.m-FOr Pennington, EastOn Mauch Chunk Tamaqua,
WilkcsDaI1e scranton, TunklannOck Tamaqua, Hazeon
Reading POtsvlle, Harrisburg &C ,,
y. m-FOr High Bridge Branch, Easton BevlIefe ava
Manch Chunk. Connects az Junction with d. j. and w H. H.
D. IN daiy-F Eason Allentown, and Harrii burg
S:25 D.. m.-FOT EastOn.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ledye az 800 a. m. IL p. m. lof
Bound Brook intermediate points ana at O;3O IN Ot
EastOn, Reading, and Harrisburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
rVO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Eourteen Through Trains way daily three DepOts IN
Philadelphia two In New-IorA.
uoue Track the most Improved Equipment and tho Fastest
lime consistent with absolute SAFETY
On and after November II, 1871
Express Trains leaves New York VIA DesDOscs anu SoTb
landt streets Ferries, follows: . . non o.ao
1:3O $50. 1880 limited, IL a. M l. D. ., " o'SV, - o'o''
and p IN. sunday, a. M O. g. $50 4 $3.50 ana U =. IN.
Boats Of "EIOOkyn Annex" connect WIN All ", -,
at jersey CITY, afUrang speeay anu u"o'' ''h' 'o'
EcinIiipg trains leave Philadelphia 3:20 33j, Z, 800
$50 and IL a. M (mitcd LNpICss, LOO p MI = o. ov' g
ana 1888 D. m, and ~ midnight on sunday 1;=u 5'o' " o
$50 q. M. L. 7:3j p. m, and II midnight , ,, uors,
Ticket Offices. b26 aud 9ii BQadWayi 70 70, Va onrt1st
and foot Desbrosses and C0randtst; No
and Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot o tultoh 81, I
Nos. ~, ll6 and llS udsOnst HoOokeni brPo' '''o'
CITY Emigrtnt Ticket OGice No Battery pllSep ,tre
encfal NJ anagcr Gem Passenger Agent
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on liousatonlc
ID and NaugatucE Railroads. Fare, 81 steamer rdgepo'
leave. Catharinesp daily Sundays eXcepted at lou Ill.,
aud Brdrcp1rt ~ Il D. N.
Z EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ ARRANGEME OF PASSkNGEIt IH I, - Sau. l.,
a. f3o - n, Ni9bt Kxprcss daily for Iasion Bethlehtn
Aucntovn Wauch Chunk WKcsblrre, Plttst01 SaITe ~!
mira Tfbjca Auburn Rochester Buiato Niagara rams AM
the West Pullman sleeping 99aSh,S Tnt and Fngr
''' CHAs. II. CUMMINGS, AGENT
rg'kOY BOATS CITIZENS' LINE. - Sure
connections with al railroad lines North East aud Mts
FARE GREATLY REDUCED. FIRST CLASS, II. DECh'
zoe EXCLUSION, IL -.
and magnificent steamboats, leave ualy eA
saturday AT D. Pier 40. \. H.. loot Ler st state
rooms and through tickets DOdds Express Jis broadway
y - """ : JOSi.PH CORNELL, Gen1. supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth Amboy Req Bank Long Branch
Stages Mattawan station 10 and from INEi
PORT, and at Squan and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
RouND BROOK ROUTE;


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
hosVe NewYOrk for Trenton and Philadelphia at 63O, =
Trenton. '' '' - = ' ~
Leave philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail.
ROAD Ibd ana Brhsss, at 1909 1880, $50. 1880 a. H.
Leave Trenton for NcwYok at 20 Except Monday G35
SU5, 1920 a. ~, 1918, 2l5. 4:lO G:l5 p
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the $50
ESQ m trains ION NewYOrki to the 1880 H. 1870 D NJ
trains from Philadelphia
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave New.York and Philadelphia at
o5O M O;3O ~ p IN Lave ~ org I0r trenton Az 5o
Tickets FOR sale at foot Lbertyst Nos 529 aud ga
Broadway the principal hotels all offices Of the Erie Rail
way IN NewYOIk and Brooklyn and at No COurst Brook
lyn. Baggage checked from residence TO destination
II. r. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Lberyst, ior Freehold al
S:l5, ll45 a. H., j:lj D. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


20 snn set....... G.47 Clock slow: Ias
run tstr.s''' ~ aeon soths 534 Moons age days Il
Moon tases'.'' 80 ma V1rgn- rO.DAY-A ~
- -. o.Sff Gov IsAnd O54 Hen oate.'''' ElS
rhhu) H''~'' uigH wAtVR TO-Dbf-f n -. a.,
a., H., $50 GOV Island. i2i Hell Gate.'''' olS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

roueen Through Trains each way daily three DepOts in
Philadelphia two in New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
EARE REDUCED.

E'ARE REDUCED.
S3 10 BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS -.
TIE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
TbeelegaDt steamers BLOOMINGTON and NAKBAGANSETT
leave Pier 80, North River at p u. daily
Except Suudays
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN viii
leave SlONINGTON at 4:3D a IN.
Tickets for sale al all the principal ticket Offices
state rooms secured at all Oces OF WescOtps Express Co.
and ~ 1868 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE
Vreght ony) steamers leave daily (eNcept Sundays at
M from Pier - North River foot OF Warrenst ghts
either line al lowest
-. :. BABCOCK, Pres. J.. w. FILKINS Gen Pass. Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
fine arIs

THE COTTIER COLLECTION.
i This TUESDAY EVENING, at ASSOCIATION
HALL-also WEDNESDAY EVENING.
SPECIAL.
Messrs. CoTTIER CO. Of No. l44 5th.ave, intending
TO ascontnue this branch Of their business requested
Mt s. p AVERY 20 undertake the management Of closing
on, sale OF their entire collection OF oil paintings and
water bis art rooms No. SO 6tbaye. Orders to pull
chase by GEo A. LEAVITT,& co. -,
h. BONNEVILLE, Aqctionesr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
lectures ano meeilnas.

Miss Jessie ID. Kingsley will lecture in the
N1 parloIs Dr. Crosbys Church. Monday and Tuesday
evenings, ocook subject: Leonardo ia vnci Michael
Angelo Buonarobe.
VNHE QUARTERLY MEETING of the
l. AMERICAN INSTITUTE VIII be held ON TIL RsDAl,
., 1873 O'Clock at its In the cooper
Building CHAS NICK LEOSER, Rec'g Secy
rfNHE REV. DIR. JOHN HALL
viii deliver lecture before the Young Mems sGeey
Of the Brick Churchn the church corner 5aye ana tsI
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 2S' at O'CLOCK suo1eet'
The Perils Of the Time"
The Public are invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
CIIANBERNAID and WATTRESS,-By

- swedish Young pTl speaks English Is neat willing.
perfectly respectable gill good waitress and chamhermad
Can be seen In MAJ RICE LINDQUlSrS Oldest Esabshc
SWEDISH sERNAN1S OFFICE &c opened at IiippOdromC
and 21th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD: - GREAT
Il TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE-On and after November ~ 1871 New
York. DesbrOsse and COrtandt Streets FeTes follows
Express Harrisburg Ptsburg the West South wiz.
Pullman palace attached, a. and $50 ,. n daily
For WilliamspOrt Lock Haven Cory and Erie $50
p connecting at CORY for 1iusve Petroleum Centre
ana the Oil Regions For WillamspOrt and Lock HaveB
For Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash
iDgton Express" Of Pullman parOr dHiy except SUI
GAY eoo ~, arrive Washington 4:lO p. m Regular at
S'z0 a. IN. J. $50 and p IN. SUNDAY $50 and p. IN.
philadelphia 1880 S2O9 (93O Limited IL a
l. sS6 . n SiSo $50 and SUNDAY. 8. g. $50
u o:oy anu y M Emigfant and gecondclass p.
I p sss 70 New9rk ElzabNh RAILWAY. Princeton Tren
lOn Ieih AmDOy FlemingtOk Bevidefe and points
see local schedules al all ticket oiices
At Jersey CITY aordnS speedy and direct for
fTaiGs al,vsi From Pttsburg C:5o and 1910 a. H. and
1920 y. daily lOlO $50 y. M. daily except
Monday From Washington Baln ore. 6:bO and 94o a.
From Philadelphia 6O5, 60 Gao ioo io4o iisoa M
2lO 4:lO 5:I6, $50, $40 l0.lO and 1920 m Snndav
500, $3.50, $40, 1040. ll5O $50 and 1920 D. m
Ticket offices 626 and e44 broadway, No hsor House
and COrt andtats; Courts and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fultonst BroOklyn Nos
ia 10 and llS HudsOnst Hoboken Depot Jersey civ
Emlgrant Ticket once, No, Battery place 80,
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
sciS S2iiac Notes.

The latest S1sices received from the
NewEuinea exploration expedition to
the affect that three of the party were
dead and the others dispiritee or fever
stricken. 1t seems likely to prove a fail
nre.
The Voeringen expedition in the Arc
tic regions has been even. more successful
than the Challenger expedition, and re-
fleets great credit upon Norwegian skill
and energy.
/ Metallic tiles are being introduced very
extensively in several countries on the
Continent of Europe. They are lighter
than common tiles, and do not decay Sc
rapidly as might be imagined.
In paper by Mr.. G. Meldsum, In Va
ture, on "Sun-spots aud Rainfall" the all
thor finds that the rainfall so recorded al
fifty-four s'atious 10 Great Britain, from
1924 TO 1867, was 0.75 inch below Oh,
mean when the sun-spots were below
their mean, and 900 inch above 1t whei
the spots were in excess and the CORES.
ponding values for thirty-four stations In
America were 0Y4 and 1.13 inch.
N. Duyeyrier has just shown to what
portions OF Africa explorers should direcl
their attention. Seven vast regions yeI
remain unknown or shrouded In mystery
As the exploration Of Africa has gone Oh
at the late Of about 234,2S5 square kilo.
metress per year, all Of that continent
should be known In less than forty-eight
years. I..
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23

"FIAT MoNEY."-Ready made suits of
clothing, such as cost here from SIS TO
$25, may be bought in Buenos Ayres for
the tritling sum of $500 to S70O each
and other things in proportion. Similar
goods in Hayti bring from $500 to S.
oOO suit. In each country the governs
eminent makes the money, and makes it
out of paper.-BQit. Sun. ,4.-
Will the Republican tell MS why Bue-
nos Ayers does not order its people to
take its money at par with gold; or if.
as in the case of this government under
Lincoln, it did order its passage at par
with gold, why did it not remain at
par ? As we have said before. if thu
United States with million of men
under arms had not the power to keep its
paper dollars at par, how can it do SC
with an army Of twenty-five thousand
men Buenos Ayers finds, as we did.
the stronger the government and the
more endeavor it makes to keep Its paper
money at par the lower 1t sinks below
par. hut let the people know there is a
gold or silver dollar in the Treasury te
redeem each paper dollar afloat, and an
army with banners could not keep the pa.
per below par. Sherman might value the
Republican at so much gold and pay b,
force for it in paper. But would the
neighbor of the RepuJiica. take the pape,
at this valuation No.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23

SHERlFF's SALE.
y By virtue OF IA writ OF Levari Facias
70 nae directed, will be exposed TO
LAFAYETpE HOTEL. s4i shipley at. /,
Kept by John j. Dousherty. In the City
OF W Wilmington. New Castle County, Ella
WEDNESDAY.
THE SrH DAY OF NOvEMBER,1S 1873,
.un .-A at zo'clook, r. M, 81 ,A
tho following described Real Estate, viz |:
All that certain farm or tract OF land
situate in New CASTLE hundred. bounded
and described as follows, TO with 1ut
No. z. Beginning at stone, corner for
land OF the heirs Of Francis C8np, qeceas-
ed thence with the Tine OF Raid lands south
perches to the centre OF a ditch, thence
with the centre OF said ditch south 10 de-
grees and 45 minutes west 10 47-i00 perches
| thence south % degr ees and As minutes
grees 4o minutes east 100 i-160O perches TO
O stake In the bank ofthe delaware River
corner for the lands of r. Cam, deceased,
thence with the Delaware River 81 perches
| for the lands of Benz. Elliott, thence with
| the centre OF ditch and with land OF
Benz. Elliott north ~ degrees west 81 clio
perches 70 tree. corner for land OF Benl.
| Elliott, thence north % degrees and 10
minutes west 20 6-10 perches, corner for
lands of Benz. Elliott, thence with the side
| of a lane north 30 degrees and 46 minutes
west u 7s-l00 perches 10 a stake in the cen
tire of road, corner for land of Wm. ID.
Lam bson, thence with the said road and
Lambson's land south 81 degrees west III
10 perches to a stake In centre of Lamb
sons land, a corner for other land OF the
late James LeFesre deceased, thence WI d
the line OF said lands of the late James
LeFevre, and north two degrees and thirty
minutes west az 6i-10y perche to STAKE,
a corner for lands OF the heirs of Francis
Cam, deceased, thence with said lanas
north rs d grees and 80 minutes east o3 l-lo
Containing one hund, ed and twenty -one
and four tenths acres be the same more
or less, with q two and half STORED
Brick House and Brick Barn. and othei
buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execu. .ios as Lne
property OF John B. LeFevre, ana MARY
his wife, and I. us, and TO be sold Dy
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff:
sheriff u Office, New Castle, octoner H.
1876. octl9-Naw=,s' b.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
Kent County Ticket.

For Senators. --
CALEB S. PENNRwELL, of Dover.
CHAs. j. HARRINGTON, of Mispillion.
For Representatives,.
John Z. COLLINS, of Duck Greek. r.
JOHN SAvIN, Of Kenton.
MINos CoNNAwAY, of Little Creek.
PETER NJ. LINDALE, of West Dover.
JNo. w. SHARP, NJ. D., of n. Murderkill
DAVID NEEDLES, of South Murderkill
CORNELIUS J. HALL, of Milford.
For Sheriff. ..
FRANK NJ. DUNN, of West Dover.
For Coroner.
JOHN WLCUTTs, of Milford. ~~
For Lery Court Commissioners.
DAVID S. WILDs, OF Kenton.
PETER e. LowBER, of Little Creek.
DANIEL " HUTCH1Ns, of West Dover
SILAs TODD JENKINS, of Milford.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
Sussex County Ticket.

For Senator's.
G. +. RUST, of North West Fork. y
CHARLES Ill. RICHARDS. of Georgetown
For Representatives.
SHEPARD F.. Houston, of Lewes an,
Rehoboth.
ISAAC n. FooKs, of Nanticoke.
JAMES LAWS, of Baltimore.
ELI SHORT, of Dagsboro.
CLEMENT c. HEARN, OF Gumboro.
}. W. CANNON, of Broad Creek.
JOSHUA d. WEBB, OF Cedar Gre elk.
For Lery Court Commissioners.
G..H. DRAPER, Of Cedar Creek.
G. OWENS, OF Nanticoke.
y. J. BARwICK, of North West Fork.
J. b. LINGO, Indian River.
}. J. DERRIcKsoN, Dagsboro.
j. f. o. DAY, Little Creek.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
SHERIFFs SALE,

By virtue of writ of Levaria Facias To
me objected, will be exposed to publ 9
Sale al the hotel of Jacob Hyatt. at New
port, In Ghristlana Hundred, New Castle
county, Delaware.
ON TUESDAY,
The 10Th Day of October, A. D., 1878,
at . O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz /;
All that certain Plantation, Farm or tract
OF land situated In Christiana Hund red,
aforesaid, bounded by the Wilmington and
ChristiaDa urnpike Road, by the New.
port Marsh Road, by the Christlana creek.
py land now or late of Jas. Magee, lands
OF John Bradley and others, Containing
about one hundred and one acres be the
same more or less
No. 2. Also ali that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land situated in the village of
Newport In Christiana Hundred, bounded
by Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more Aailh, ,ad, by lands of Richard Shep
aidson deceased, the above described
tract land late of Allen Tnom pson and
---sheet CON aiming about acres
be the same more or less, with a two story
stone house. stone barn and other build
tngs thereon erecte',
Seized and taken In execution as the
prop rty of George W. Grubh and Rebecca
M. Grubb his wife and o. t., and be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherifi7s offic :, Aew Castle, October II ,
l1S oclIt-3 avis.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
FOOD Ar La.
Substitute For Uhu

FOOD is made a cnra,,,..
centration and artificial d,9sas,enl agent
Is 80 simple In It's applicatiern' ctir',Iol Y nl
vice OF Physicians n moi rso,,, .ast
thousands of recoverless sS,1ea' Sroe.
diseases are reported, whepa ,iola ,baa
cal skill has failed. 'o 'ie Dc
Many OF the best Physicians IN,
tne country are DISCARDiNn'
ana using the BLANCHARnu p
AND NERVE FOOD with iSs D . .
lying results, permanently re rs,,.. ~
l0rms OF Physical and Men,e1 isi'el \
The Dyspeptic and Consu mn,'r.L 1r
sufferers from Malarial or Bloo. XII
ing, together with the entire I,.,
plants peculiar TO the Femala "a,
the use of this Food sure and I'e, ~,
lief. anu w
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
The Louisiana Canvass.

The Louisiana republi cans have Joined
hands with the greenback- alton ais, and
have made at leaft two fit and proper
nominationsfor such mongrel combina.
ton. Madison Wells and Thomas G. An.
derson, heads of the notorious Returning
Board, are their candidates for Congress
IN two districts, and are, it seems, NOT
unlikely TO be elected. They are now botf
federal officeholers. 1t will be a bitter nil
to honorable republicans to see these two
men republican Representatives in Con
greSS.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23

NJ. Cossa, Of the Academy OF Sciences
Paris, maintains that cerium, lautlarium
and didymium are widely diff'used
throughout nature and enter into the
composition of organic as well as of inor.
ganic bodies. He has found these tn, ee
metals in the sheelite of Meyac, in the
staffelite of Nassau, and in phosphorites
places.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23


CHERIFF's SALE. T-- - - -.1---
- BY virtne OF writ OF Levari Facaas
70 me directed, Will bs exposed TO public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL s4l shipley Ct.
of Wilmington, New Castle County, Del.
WEDNESDAY,, -.D.
TIE 30h DAY OF OCTOBER, A. ID. 1873
AZ O'Clock, ?. M. the following de-
All that certain farm or tract of land
situa'e In Stw Castle Hundred in the
county and state aforesaid bounded And
describ as follows, tn wit: Beginning
at stake In the line OF land OF Edward
towards corner for these premises and by
lands Of George Jackson, from thence By
new line and with said Jackson's land
south 30 Ia degrees west fs9 2-Io perches "a
the centre OF the public road leading from
New Castle 70 Newport, thence with that
roaI towards Newport north twenty. two
degrees west I4l erchts In said road cor
ner for lands Of John Mcfarland from
thence with the line Of his land north s. 10
oesrees east % Perches 70 Q corner As last
percbes to q corner OF last Aforesaid. from
thence with satd Mcfarland, and land OF
SAID Eawardss Rorih ,e7 degrees east ~
rches 70 q corner for land OF said Ed
east 5s percfes 10 . large stone corner as
last aforesaid, and from thence south
~ Ia degrees east rs e-i0 perches To the
place OF beginning containing within said
bounds 104 acres rods and i6 peri hes ol
land more or Tess, with two-story brick
honse and name Kitchen and frame barn
and Eranary.is i'.lIW |0f -7fT' -
seized and taken In execution as the
properly OF George jackson and Susan
X :, his wife and hic ard Taylor and wife
terre tenants, and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherin's once, New Castle, October II
1878. Octl5.Ytaw-2w