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fancy dry goods At No. 47s Broadway made m assign
ment Yesterday Tor the benefit OF thor creditors to
Mr. John H. Draper. The house one Of the lead
ing aud oldest in their line Of business and was eslab-
lished forty years ago. They stood very high aud al
ways enjoyed excellent reputation. Their credit
rating very high and IN the they were est.
mated worth from $500. 900 10 $3.50, OOO The arm was
formerly Kohlsaat Brothers, which dissolved in
1867 and became J. q. KohIsaat Sons, and upon the
death Of Mr. J. c. Kohlsaat, in 1879. the house
sumsd the style OF J. G. Kohisaat's Sons.
The immediate cause OF the suspension was
the failure OF their European bankers, James W.
Tucker Co., oi Paris Drafts came back upon them
which they could not meet, and not knowing tho
tent Of ther liability IN that direction they deemed
Tor the best interests Of their creditors the
assignment, IN order 10 give them time 10
exactly how tney stood and 10 adjust matters Their
liabilities are In The nelghborhood oi $l75 000
cluIing merchandise anu other indebtedness but no
exact figures can be gwen II present. Nearly all OF
the merchandise liabilities in Europe, where they
purchased the greater portion oil th'r goods, and
there Is very htto owing to merchants in this city.
The ipvocod vaiue OF the assets shows large sur
plus, and II Is thought tnat they will realize
than enough 10 pay all their gations iuiL rho
assets consist OF large stock Of merchandise, book
accounts, bills receivable, &c Mr. Draper, the
signee, took possession yesterday,
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The failure oi f. o. Boyd l. Co., commission liquor
dealers, at tue corner o. Broad and Beaver Streets
was announced yesterday, and during tho day the
members OF the firm, Francis o. Boyd and Edgar +.
Hil made general assignment OF all their property
tor the benefit Of their creditors to W. A. w. Stevens
The arm succeeded Boyd Brothers Hobson IN 1874,
and obtained great nooreIy tor their alleged connec
tion with tho CROOKED whiskey iraudsn They were
indicted IN May, 1876, the counts alleging that
they iailcd TO enter IN their books the receipt
or delivery Of certain packages OF whiskey, as re-
CURED by the revenue laws but the government failed
10 make out case III the trial before Judge Batch
ford, and verdict was gwen IN their and the
criminal indictments were nolle prosequL The costs
OF tho defence were very large, the lees &C. being
ported NJ SIS 600, and ihls seriously crippled
their crcot was weakened, anu they were ouiy
a0lod To do business on 'Change where they put up
margins. One oil the partners said yesterday that
could not tell at present how the affairs stood, as
everyih hing was In such chaotic condi0n he had no
idea OF the amount of the liabilities but in the trade
they are believed to be small Judgments tor 81, S5S
werc recently obtained against them, being In
favor OF the First National Bank OF Chicago for 1856
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psiDiui llness, aged year,, 0 months, 20 days.
The relatives and friends OF The family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral ON Wednesday,
March g. at hail-past one NJ, IRON the residence VI
his mother, lO4 sullivan ST.
We loved Freddie Yes, no tongue can tell
How much We loved him and now well;
God loved him too, and thought ~ best
To take him nome WIN HIM 10 rest.
sEAMAS--Ath her residence, 62o 9th av.. on Monday
morning, Marco T. ISIS, Mrs. ANN d. SEAaAr widow
oil the late JoAn n. Seaman.
Friends oil tue fanny are invited to attend the
funeral, at Trinity Chapel, on Thursday. Narcn az
ter A. ~ Remains VIII be taken to East Chester iot
intermenL Family Will assemble st the mouse al
squiRE.--On Sunday, March 3, 1878, BERTHE ELMER.
aged years and months, sou oi y. A. anu SARAH l..
squire
ReIatiycs and trends arc respectfully invited to nj.
tend the unora at the parents residence, 43y East
s3d ST., Wednesday, 9th inst. at eleven o'clock A. Nj.
lnlcrmeDt a. rarrytown Cemetery.
USrgRMEYSR.-On Monday morning. March a. after
short illness, MEYER UsrERMKrER, IA the 7o,h year
OF his age.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday March q,
at hailpast nine A. ~, from his late residence. 20
East 6lstsI Relatives, friends ani the members "
vted To attend. No flowers.
VAN Nrsr AT Newark, y. j., ON Saturday. % inst,
ABRAHAM j. son OF John Van Nest OF TINS city, In The
Relatives ana friends arc invited to attend the
funeral from The residence OF his brother Frank H.
Van Nest, No. Centre ST., Newark, on tuesday, 5,h
inss., at O'Clock T. "a.
Nor,cr.--s Rmshts OF Columbian commandory
No !. X. H., VIII assemble IN cizeu's az Dcs-
street terry, on iuesdiy, March at quarter
past three r. NJ TO meoi the OF sir A. j. Van
Nest late stanoara bearer, anu escort them tho
Marble Cemetery, "a av aud I'd ST. Eminent SIR
PErER F0RkESiER, Commander.
wAsHES suddenly Sunday. March 3, CHARLES p,
youngest SOU of Charles ID. and Rachel IA. Warren.
aged year, month aud "a days
Fuuerai services this Tuesday, al hall past two T.
NJ, from tue residence vi bis parents, l57 Eass
i9tn 81. n-
Cambridge (hass.) chronic please copy
WILLmASx.--Un Monday, March 4, at Mount Sinai
Hospital ASDRKAs WILLIAMS, q native oil BAdsn. (sr.
many. IN tie 5stn year VI his age
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From the Earliest Ages.

SCROFULA has beea the bane, and as 1t
were, the curse OF mankind, Moses, in the
18th chapter Of Leviticus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had IL been consid ired then
that a person known to bs infected with ii
would not be allowed t. mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine infiiction
and believed there was no cure for IL. II
was then the sins ofa youth or a diviation
from the paths Of virtue were punished as
long as life lasted. Happily In our day,
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the great storehouse of Maj ure furEi ishes
remedy the disease is stripped of its ter
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now whose conditions are as bad as those
of the dark ages we are well aware. Many
now fail to find 8 cure as well as they did
then, To all such the Sanaritap's Root
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sHERIFFs SALES.
UHERIFF'S SALk.

By virtue Of q writ Of Leyari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the Lafayette Hetel, S4i Shipley
street. kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the t1ty
of Wilmington, New Castle County. DEL,
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of March, 1873,
at O'Clock, P, NJ, the following described
Real Estate Viz. All those two certain lots
or pieces ofland situate in the city OF VIII.
mingto1, county Snt aud State STATE aforssaid t. H
ginning at q corner stake on the west side
Of Market ST., at 40 #. 8 in. broad. the same
being q corner OF lot tr part OF lot
which Job Harvey and wife sold and con-
Chandler. thence with his line north IS
degrees west, and passing through the mid
die Of the gable end wall of the said
David Cbandler's brick messusge 66 feet 10
tn the said David Chaudler's stake i'll the
MIDDLE dlstsuce between Market and
shipley sts,, thence with The said middle
distance an the ne Of land formerly of
Mary Harvey, deceased, north 81 degrees,
east about IS it. 10 in to a corner stake of
lot or part OF q lot which Job Harvey and
and now Of c. Green, thence wite that line
south and passing through the middle OF
the south east gable end wall OF the said c.
Grean's Brick NJ M'ssusge 66 n to Market st.
thence down Market St., sou h 30 degrees
west abe ut 25ft TO- in. TO the plar of begin
ming, contaipsug within said bounds by
computation I705 feet o. land, be the same
more or less. with four story brick store
thereon erected
Also. No. q Beginning ata stone on the
east side OF Shi sley St, corner of lot f,r.
merly of John Hayes and row eff D. Chan
dler, thence north 80 degrees. east 10 # s
in, by shipey st. to stake, theI ce south
So degrees east to the middle distance be-
tween Market and Shipley sts., thence
with t. g middle distance south 80 degrees
west % # 6 in. by the line f-rmerIy of John
hayes, atlerwal DIS Ann Latlmer's lot to
stake. thence with the same north IS de-
Erees west tn the p ace o!begiuning, be the
contents within said bounds what they
may, with three story brick house there
on erected. Book l., vol. 9, pa IS &c.
Seized and taken in execution rs the
property Of William Silver and Eliza J.,
his wife, and Robert Pyle and VIM. X. Os-
mond, tits, and TO bs sold by
ISAAC GRUBB Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle. February 60,
A. D., 1878
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PLAsTERING HOUSES.

When house 10 being plas!ered, If the
foors were previously covered to the
depth of halt an inch or more with sand
q great deal of extra work In removing
stains and cleaning could thus be avoided !.
Straw, although sometimes used, win not
answer the purpose, but sawdust will,
shink. When plastering, the woodwork is
always more or less spattered with lime or
mortar which It Is tedious to remove, un-
less one knows the easiest way, which l
have found to be BY rubbing 1t after 1t be-
comes dry with course sandpsper and then
with . finer quality, washing Ia then neces-
sary.
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SOCIETIES.

MEETINGS THIS (FRrDAY) EVENING:
Walola Lodge, I. o. of G. T., Sixth and
Market streets.
Fairfax Lodge, No, S, I. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, 1. o. o. r.,
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, No. 4, y. U. a. NJ
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U.A. NJ,
at Jr. o A NJ Hall, 5li market street,
Delaware tribe, No o 4 N, at Mar
is Bnilding, 9Th and Shipley,
Excelsior Lodge, K of P. at K OF Hall
2l4 market,
Washington Camp P o of A at NC
Clarey's Building.
Pioneer Council, No /, Sovereigns Of In
Hustry, at McClAry's Building.
Mt Calvary DncampmeLt, Mole K OF n
NEE. severy alternate Friday evening, al
HcClsry Hall. ~.
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Et.t tt.= FUR ..s 1
1873. !

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DOMEBTIC.
rHl snvrn DnL-THH PRESIDENT yzTeEs

THH snvER 1nL-THH SBEsIpHsr yETeEs
IT.
wAsH1Sszos, Feb. 2s.-The President
has lust DOW, IS P. N returned the Silver
bill TO the house without his signature, and
stating his objections.
The message has not yet been laid before
the House.
TIVE yyrs-IF WILL BE SENT IN Te-DAY-
TIE BILL SURE TO PASS.
A correspondent at Washington says -
"The veto message viii probably be sent
in early on Friday. Report SAYS that it
will be brief and strong. There is no such
division In the Cabinet on the subject as
rumors from here pretend. or the seven
members Eve at least held that the Presi-
dent ought to veto the bfll--namely, Messrs
Evarts, Sherman, Key, schurz and DeVens.
Secretary Thompson Is believed to be the
only member of the Cabinet who Is de-
cidedly against veto, Secretary McCrary
not being urgent either way.
"Thsre IL little doubt that the bill will
pass over the veto. It's passage in the
House will be by large vo!e,a as NEST of the
Republican snti-silver men are snxisus that
# shall becomes law, and many of them
have made up their minds to vote for 1t and
against the veto. In the Senate the vote 10
% close that slight change would defeat
the bill; bat the three Senators who
II was thought probable would change
Paddock, Window, and Cameron, Of Wis
eonsin-hsve all, It is said, told their
friends that they will vote to pass the bill
over the Veto"
ExeIFBMENT AMONG THE SPANISH voLUS-
TEBRs.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 2s.-M. Villayerdo, q
Cuban here, has adviees from Hayana that
the Spanish volunteers were In state o.
almost riot, consequent upon thereport that
che Government had offered terms Of peace
to the Cubans, the volunteers insisting that
tie Captain-Genersl should force the
Cubans to lay down their arms and aneon-
ditionally surrender, Senor Adams, CubsI
representative here, has no such informs-
tiop, but nothing Is allowed to be tele-
graphed him. Aldams also says there have
been no peace negotiations proposed BY
him to the Spanish Miaisser at Washington
- reported
The Morning herald., 1878-03-01
SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIFF's sAhH

BY virtue II wr!t Of Levart Faoias 70
me directed, will be cXprSed to public SAFE
at the lafayette 7. ots 81 SIMPLIFY street,
kept by George .Ortlip, In the Guy OF
Wilmington, Kew Castle I ounty. Delaware.
on
WEDNESDAY. the I3 h day of March, 1878
at 2 L'cl, OK +. H.,
The following described Real Estate. Viz:
All that certain lot or parce' OF land Win
a two story frame house the treoR erected:
situated ia the city OF Wilmington bounded
10 the nosthward bg me middle distance
between Queen Hanover streets, TO tie
westward Dv Tatnall street. 70 the nortn'
ward by Hanover street, and TO the east
~ard nd n r. Inward by a lot held by Jonu
FLETCHER on erOnGd rent, he the contents
ther, OF what they may. Book y, Vol. T.,
page 42l, &c.
perty of Patrick Campbell and Caro'lne E.,
his wife, ana t s, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBP, Sheriff
Shsrif-s Office. View Castle. Feu. ~, 1873.
Feb = ITS
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The follewlug descrihed real estate, v,z.

The following described real estate, v'z.
All those three certain LOIS. pt.ce1 or
parcep o Iaad. With the lramS dwellings
thereon erected. situate IN the city "f VII
mington. bourdet lard described as TO-
lows u viii:
No. leg inning al & print on The cas-
erly side CT Cnyrch rect between Eighth
and Ninth Slr4ts, ~ Ehe d!Stanc- of57 feet
from tha nor:htr Ride OF Eighth street
thence ensterty parallel With Eighth street
100 feet TO as take. thence northeriy parallel
with Church street. 38 feet 70 another Stas g
thence westerly parallel with Eighth street
one hundre fe ct to thu aforesaid side OF
Church street : thence tht reWith south
erly 3S feet TO the place cE beginning, be
the contents Lhereoftha whey may, with
two two-St ried 1r Ble dwelling houses
thereon. Book =, Vol. 7, Page 3to' 83.
No.s.-Begi inning on the northerly side
Of Log.n's Court stree, - feet wide lead
ing from the Wilmington and Christiana
Turn pike Road tn the Philadelphia, vii.
miDgtIn and Baltimore Railroad and at
the distance of I8 feet easterly from Nancy
street. at a corner of lsni former y OF W.
Encore, thence northeriy with said Moores
line parallel with said turnpike 68 feet to q
line OF land, late OF John Hedges. thence
with his line eaS terly parallel with Logan y
Court IS feet 10 a stake. in line OF lanl
late OF John Finn, thence s1uthe ly paral-
lei with the first mentioned line 6S feet to
the aforesaid side OF Losan's urt. and
theuce lherewit- westerly i5 feet to the
place OF beginning, be the caDten thereof
what they may. (suiJect neverth' less tS
ground rent If fifteen dollars with two.
storied frame messuage thereon. Book b,
Vol. s, Page Isl. &c.
No. 3.-Beginning at a point on the south
erly side Of Ninth street between Madison
and Monroe stree's. at the distance OF 80
feeE westerly from the ives erly side OF
Madison street and 76 feet westerly from
the westerly side OF Monroe street a corner
for other land OF the sa s. ]. b oGn, thence
with said Horns land sohtherlY parallel
with Madison street. 20 feet TO stake,
thence we-terIy and parallel with Ninth
street u feet to a stake iu line OF land OF
John McCafferty. thence along said Mccall
ferty's line nerther'y aud parallel with
Madison street, 20 feet TO the sad side OF
Ninth street, and thence Herewith easterly
IA feet to the plac Of beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may. Book II.
Vol. 8, Page 3eS &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF SolOmon J Horn and Hugh
McCiafferty and Arm McClsfaIty, I. 5,
aud 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRURB, sherlfi.
Sheriff Office, New Castle, Feb. 20, 1873
Feb 2j-'S,
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TELECRAMS.
TEE sAsrERx wAR.

srRANeT SCENES At SAN srEFASo-
4 rRATKRHIzINe FOES.
LsSpos, Feb, 2s.-The Times Pers cor
respondent telegraphs to thAt journal as
follows 1.-THE Russian and Turkish lines
,t San stefano are separated BY the little
river Kara Lu. Russian and Turkish SEN
tries stand at either end of the bridge 100
feet long. The officers and men Of tho two
armies fraternise in the mast remark able
manner. Rsouf Pscha. Minister of War,
has thanked the Grand Duke Nicholas for
the sxesllsnee of his arrangements. Cro~ds
Of visitors and petty traders from eonssan-
tinopls are seen in theRussiap camp daily"
Is,1A TROOPS IN READINESS.
The Press Associations says :-"1t is cons
adently stated tha. IS 600 troops srs ready
to start from Bombay at short notice"
TIE POSITION CRITICAL.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Mans
chester Guardian telegraphs as follows -
The position seems to be extremely critical, !,
notwithstanding the traDquilizing uiterances
Of the Ministerial papers. The conference
d regarded In Government circles as ad-
journsd sine dis" s-r
TIE ooHYzRsNcE PROJECT AFAlLuBH.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Standard says 1.-THE conference project
has, according to the opinion Of politicians
here, entirely failed.
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Herald sNoTEs.

.s .tHp +. -
Bob Ingsrsoll viii lecture in Europe ne1'
summer.
To sleep in your clothes spoils the nap
Albany Argus, w = g.
p Ohio has one hundred and eighty thou
sand German Catholics.
Godefrsy Brosais Saint Mare, Cardinal
Arch hbishop of Reunes, is dead,
ADubuque dog ate some dough set to ris'
and swelled up so that be nearly came
apart. E.EBts$t N t5r5
Modjeska tripped over doorsil on Boz
ton stage, AID fell fat, in full view OF the
audience. srug EFHTF
The Chief Engineer of the Pottsville, Pa
fire department Is to receive an annual sal.
ary of s25.
Teaching German in the 81. Louis schools
ia ssid to cass a hundred and twenty thoa.
sand dollars . year.
Tiekets for Aodjeskss performances at
the Boston Museum are sold daily at aue-
ton. They 20 for about third more than
the regular prices.
i female seryant in Dublin has been SER
tencea 10 IA days imprisonmeut for pushisg
her mistress out Of the kitchen and calling
her kitchen walloper.