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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, February Is, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 1872 ho2sheads, 1
tiercc, and boxes The offerings ut auction on
Change were "a packages; of which number 8
were taken IN, and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from 50. 90 to $50.
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The two Mofett punch-beils, during their
twelve days operation at this place. have
registered 1889 drinks, paying $32.22a.-
IdzetoeH NeacS.
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CLOSED Up. iiizabeth, ngeao Fork, Feb
rliary 1s.-The Plainfieid Savings Bank has
closed lis doors. Surplus, $4,000 over liza
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FIRE IN ALABAMA lgutdattd, Alabama,
February 18.--Fourteen stores In Mild
way, Bullock county, Alabama, were burn
ed last night. LOSS. 800, 600. .3.5 Z, .stsS
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Steamship Hfibernin Disabled at Sea.

HALIFAX, N. S., February 1S.-An ar
rival here reports that tue steamship Hiber-
MIA is disabled at sea, and proceeding under
sail. Her mails and many Of her passen-
gers were transferred to the Newfeld. A
good MANY, however, concluded to stay by
the steamer
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Rhode Island.
TO BE c0uRT-MARTIALEp.

NEWPORT, r. T., February. 1S.-Colonef
Oliver Sheperd, Of the United States army,
OF this city, will be contaminated in New
York on Saturday for alleged appropriation
OF $4,000 while in command Of brigade
attached to the Army Of the Cumberland in
1899 G.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETAF

Fine. $3.50: superfne. $5@s5.25; extra super
line. 6GS6.25; common family, 81 fancy family
and City Mills SS, and very dull.
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GARDEN SEED.
r ANDRETH's GARDEN-sEEDs.
WHERE TO BUY THEM IN RICHMOND.

For the protection Of all patrons ofLANDRETH'S
CELEBRATED GARDEN-SEEDS wto get their
supplies In Richmond We take this method Of in.
forming them that they can be bought of the follow
ing reliable Richmond houses-viz.:
BODEKER BROTHERS, 1914 east Main street;
A. w. NOTHING. Dr., 1549 Main street; =
POWHATAN <. DUPUY, 427 east Broad street;
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE Seventeenth and Franklin
j. K. 4. MASURIER, 160 a Franklin street;
l., WAGNER. Sixth and Broad streets;
f. r. REEVE, 602 Marshall street =
MILLER 81 PIERCE, Fifth and Marshall streets
r.. E.sSALE. 200l Venable streets.
w. w. Wake u CO., Cary and Laurel Streets
DOVE & DAY, Third aud Main streets.
IANDPETH.S EXTRA EARLY PEAS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February IL, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. so bushels. Red, 1924 bush
els: OF which IA bushels were re-eXhibiIed.
. CoRN.-White 636 bushels.
hIEAL.-1l0 bushels; Of which II bushels were
re-eXhibited.
BEANs.-2 bushels re-exhbited.
PEAS.-10 bushels re-cXhibited.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IThite, 20 bushels at $1.35; so BUSH
els ut 80: 10 bushels at 1.35-tOta. go bushels.
Red, ID bushels good Lancaster ut 81 49, bushels
FIltZ at S1.2S: 32 bushels very good Lancaster on
private terms 81 bushels very good Lancaster ON pr
vate terms; SO bushels common at S1.l7; 40 bush
els prime Lancastrr at $685. SO bushels good Lam
easier ut $l.34; "a bushels prime Fultz at Sl.33;
SO bushels common FIltZ III $l.15; 100 bushels
very good Fulsz ut S1.33; 112 bushels good Fultz
ut Sl.2S: 116 bushels very good Lancaster at
$1.3s; 81 bushels good Lancaster at sI.34; So
bushels Fultz ut 1927 !; 10 bushels at S1.z5; 26
bushels at SI.20; 2S bushels at $l15; 28S bushels
very good Fuz at $3.50; ~ bushels very good
Lancaster 1T S1.37; 46 bushels very good Fulz ut
Sl.3O-total. l ,22O bu- hels. .... ,,.-.
. COHN.-White, SO bushels on private terms.
MEAL.-16 bushels on private terms.
BLACKEYE PBAS.-6 bushels at Sl.40.
CoLoRED PEAs.-2 bushels ct S1.lO.
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Obituary.

DEATH OF COLONEL WILLIAM LANGLEY.
rspeciaa telegram to- the Dispatsh.lt
NORFOLK, February 1S.--Mr. WiHiam
Langley, ea-known ard greatly
citizen. died at his residence, in this city,
yesterday morning. t
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BOOK AND JOB WORE NEATLY. Elk
DEgUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING-
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XLVTH CONGRESS- Second Session
WASHINGTON, February Is, 1878.

SENATE.
In the Senate Mr.. Eustis, of Louisiana,
introduced bill to defray the expenses of
the Mint and Assay Office at New Orleans
and making an appropriation therefor. The
bill, which appropriates 100000, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill making Indians citizens, and with
out action went into executive session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The proceedings were confined to the
consideration Of District affairs.
New York.
BURNING OF THE STEAMER CITY OF DALLAS.
NEW YORK, February 1S.-ShortIy after
s O'Clock tonight fire broke out on the
steamer City OF Dallas, Of the Mallory Line,
from Fernandina, while she was lying at
her dock at Pier 20, East river. The fire
originated in the engine-room and extended
through the cabins 10 the hold. The alarms
were sent out, and in short time large
force OF firemen were congregated on the
spot. The steamer was laden with cotton,
North Carolina clay for porcelain, and fruit.
Streams OF water were turned on the burn
ing vessel, and water was poured in large
quantities into her hold to sink her. Shortly
fire extinguished. The cargo was insured
for $4,000, and belongs to various con-
signees, mostly merchants.
SEMITIC STATES PRISON FOR KICKING HIS WIFE
TO DEATH.
New YORK, February 1S.-James n. Wall,
who kicked his wife to death, was to-day
sentenced to fifteen years in States prison.
He was advised by thesiudge to bring a
ciyilsuit against the parties who sold him
the liquor, and sue for damages FOR the sup
port of the children now doublY bereaYed.
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LONDON, February 17.-The Observer be-
lieyes that Russia has represented to Eng
land that the United States, as great mari
time Power, should participate in the con-
gress. England has not objected, but taken
advantage Of the proposal to suggest that
Greece also be allowed to take part in the
congress. -
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SOUTHERN MAIL CLAIMS.
The House, by decided vote, agreed to-
day to refund to Texas mail contractor a
sum improperly paid by him..
MIR. Waddell, OF North Carolina, Of the
House Committee on Post Offices, &C., is
of the opinion that the bill providing for
paying southern postmasters and mail con-
tractors the amounts due them before the
war viii certainly pass the House when it
is reached.
mr.. TUCKER AND THE ELECTORAL QUESTION.
In regard to recent publications as to what
occurred in December, 1876, and in the re-
cent debate concerning the electoral ques-
ton, Mr.. Tucker says he was at Mr.. Hewitt's
house before the meeting Of Congress, with
many members, but does notlieel at liberty
to state what was said by any one except
himself. He does not recall whether sepa-
rate conference took place between Messrs.
Lamar, Gibson, and himself. 1t is utterly
without foundation that he said, would be
compelled to sustain the power of the Pre-
sident OF the Senate to count the vote and
declare the result. Before coming to Con-
gress he had fully examined the question,
and came to the conclusion that the Presi-
dent OF the Senate had no right to count
the vote or declare the result. The claim
that he had the right he regarded as untena-
bic in reason and nnWarranted by the Con-
stitution. AS to sending page to Mr..
Hewitt's seat the day OF the debate, that
was one OF the figments OF fancy which OBJ
servers Of public proceedings are apt to
weave from seeing only partially what oc.
ours on the floor. MIR. Hewitt came to- his
desk to ask the name OF q witness---he who
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:. BALTTMORE, February 1S.-The cnUIt market
has been only fair as to activity: prices &9sc
lower. quality considered very best h@6c.: inst
quality, 4@5c.: medium, 3hG4c-: Ordinary, 39
sales, 1885 head. fogs-The trace IN hogs has
been moderately active. and price shade higher,
quotations being 5aG6c.; q few extra shade
higher; receipts, 5,679 head. Shrep-The market
has been active, ana prices are higher; quotations,
4@6.sc. hut few selling ut latter price; receipts
l,4Ol head.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
A MAN FROM ODESSA.

HOW GOOD NATURED GERMAE FOUND
HIMSELF DEPRIVED OF HIS FINANCE.
Four men came up from the neighbor-
hood Of Odessa on Tuesday, intent on see.
ing the elephant and having good time
generally. They saw the elephant. They
had gsod time. On Wednesday they
concluded to go home and were going along
Water street to the Depot, in order to take
the los train down the Delaware ra lroad
They concluded to kejusi ons more part
ing drink before leaving town, and for that
purpose, they entered Hannah Brown
r5nche. now known a. the Commerce.
Hotel" One of the party, a German
said he would treat. and out Of the liber.
aliry of his heart, "dake semedngs." The
drinks around amounted to IS cents. and
the Odessa man gave dollar bill to the
bar tender, and received his charge. The
qnarlette then passed down to the depoI
ind boarded the train just as it started. L
was then that the German discovered that
mis- pocket bnok, containing $25 in money
and several hundred dollars in negotiable
papers was missing. He said that he be,
Ileved that the money was taken from hin
10 Mrs. Browns saloon, ard when tha
woman vas called rpon, che declared tina
4he h d no knowledge OF the pocket book
9r how it was lost.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
LOCAL NOTES.

sutseriey keeps The best artist Il
The City Council met last night.
Prot Murdoch gave his readings. Il
Bad boys Ike to disturb the night school
The Recorder Of DEEDS was sppoiDtsd
yesterday. rfF a--t1 .gnIfC
SO .rayons for holiday presents, at SUB
terley's, 302 Market street.
The Mayor b vaging an effective wai
upon the workers of wickedpess. 81
sutterly's crsyops are genuine. not en-
largsd photogrsps outlined With erayon, Z
Yes, sutterley's, SOC Market street, 10 the
place 70 90 for nne pbotograps. His prices
are very low. -..-.,-- ---.-s u
Although the election 10 over the Green
sackers still keep their weather sestef
trans2areuey hung out "a !s.E..l
Maggie Mitchell VIII appear st the Grand
Oosra House, ca Aoudsy and Tuesday
evenings next .The Pearl OF Savoy" and
'J.ne Eyre" will he piayed. -7
Public expectation has Been realized. fh'
Secretary of State has appointed bis psrtie
uIsr frierd, Thomss Hoieomb, Esq., Re
corder OF Deeds, for this county. E.g B.
Where can ges fsshioe able hst WhI
81 McClo.key'. Opers House Hat Store, p
course. Il Is At No. sl2 Market street, a.
the latest styles at bottom prices. .-
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
4 DISORDERLY HOUSE.

A man whose name we withhold at ur
gent request Was given herring before the
Mayor on the charge of kea2ing disorder
ly house and also house of ill-fame or
Spruce street near Third. Two witnesses
living 10 ,he vicinity testified that the
house was OF a questionable character and
that II was the scene OF much disorder at
ate hours OF he night. Other witnesses
esl1hed that while the house might be dis
rderly, the prisoner was not to be held &C
;uuntsble Tor it as his character was uneY
ceptional and he was hard working %,
hanic. 1t was alleged that the whoIe
cause Of the complaint was his wife who
vas disorderly and noisy woman. A hnc
u % and costs was imposed on the charge
Of keeping disorderly house.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
TELECRAMS.
ALL FOR LoRSr.

a
RECEPTION OF TEE MARQUIS AND hAkch'
IoNxss OF LoEsE AT LIvEzrcoL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-The Marquis ans
Msrchionsss Of Lorns, accompanied BY th'
Duke Of Connaught. Prince Leopold, and
rhetr suites, arrival here at 8 o'clock this
morning, and proceeded to the Adelphi do
,el. At 10 o'clock the royal party went :"
the Town Hall, attended BY . military e.
cort.
Detsehmenss of volunteers were stationed
1t promipent points along the route, and
The streets were crowded with people, wbo
xave the visitors hearty recrpston. Ths
Toyn Hail was filed with ladies and gen
tlerhen. Mayor Rsyden received the hoys
party. -
1heL Liverpool Town Council, ard the Presi-
.iept Of the Chamber Of Commerce read Al
address from that body TO the Marquis, who
replied to both. The Royal party after
wards prssested thems elves on tbs balcony
overlooking the Exchange. which was niisc
with an enthusiastic crowd
TIE EMBARKATIos AND LEAvg-TAKINe
They then proceeded TO the landing stage
and embarked ON tender for the STEAMSHIP
Ssrmstian. After warm leAye-tAking th'
Royal Princess returned TO the shore, and
the steamer proceeded TO sea. The weata-
er WAS nne and the whole proceedings pass.
ed of with great eclst.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER

A SON FRIGHTESs HIS FATHER TO DEATH
A special from Quebec, Nov. 13, says:
CyrilIe Dugal was to-day convicted Of
causing his faiters death last May by
threatening to murder him, the old man
dying suddenly of synccpe, induced by
fright. 1t appears by evidence that the
prisoner alter pied to seize watch from
his brother, and when his father interfered
he seized knife and rushed at the old
man, exclaimed, This will be the end q
yoLr A neighbor who happened to be
near, prevented the intended murder, and
succeeded in getting the old man to a sofa
10 The house of DarveaD, next door, whers
he expired ten minutes. One of tht
Darveans went to the house Of the deceased
and, seeing the prisoner, said, "You wretch
you have killed yonr father" The pris.
oner cried out, what 10 thatto me" The
prisoner then cried O. to his mother
lou Oiu NEe.Cu, - Bel you 'ie
same wayr' and made rush ct hIs moth
er, but was seize1 by Darvsau and prevent
ed from i'll using her. The post-mortem
examination performed by DR.. Lemieua
revealed that the deceased died ofsyncope.
The Doctor stated most positively thai
This syncope which resulted in his death
was determined by fear, aud that he had
% several occasions to attend the deceased
for syncope 10 light form brought on By
ne brutal conduct of the prisoner. The
Decor was questioned by the council for
tbe defence as 10 he pris1uer's sAuiy, bu
he averred that tn ugh very cious anc
dangerous character Dugal could perfectly
Distinguish right from wrorg. His father
was leading tanner Of this city. The
jury returned verdict of mapslaughter.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
THE TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.

The Teachers Institute of New Castle
county commenced its sessions at Newport
Yesterday. The morning was taken up
with organization at 10 80 a. m, opening
exercises, l,SO p. m. Topics, Geography, y,
A. A. McDouald; map drawing, John L.
Kane; penmaDship, Miss Sara NJ Fell.
Evening, at 7.So, music. prayer, music,
select resdiug, lecture, t.1'he Bible In the
schools" by Rev. J. 8. Willis, music. 4,-.
The proc ramme to-day VIII be: OpeBing z
exercises a. m; Topics grammar (ooe
hour) reading, E. N. vallandigham: prScti>
cal arithmetic, John r. Stephens. Opening
exercises, 2p m. Topics: Grammar Gone
hour) mental arithmetic (class exercise, }
practical arithmetic Zone hour) Evening
at 10, music, prayer, music, select reading
lecture, Limitations OF Human Thought" I"
by Rev. W. g. W Lewis, music. Saturday
|-Eopenine, Ga. m. Topics; Essay, "School
government" by Miss Ia anah J. Walker;
How to Teach Little Children !" 0cbart ex
ercise, ny Miss Fannie NJ. Briscoe; school
government, primary exercises, remarks.
Afternoon topics: Geography, grammar,
mental arithmstic, (esch half an hour.
Closing exercises. -
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
STABBING AFFRAY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-An Italian named
Angelo spaDglo stabbed Peter Drake, a.
730 this morning in East Broadway bury
jng rigger's knife in bis neck. Drak'
fell and instantly expired. spanelo was
pursued to the Five Points and captured at
ter hard struggle in miserable hovel.
He confessed that b. had committed tht
murder because, as he said, Drake had
tried to cut him last night, and blacked
his eye in a quarrel. He 10 murderous
looking fellow. Police Captain Petty sayt
the evidence will probably convict him of h
capital crime.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
ORDINANCES.

IN oRDINANC TO FURTHE ;
"A AMEND AN ORDINANCE EETI-
TLRD IN ORDINANCE TOREGBLAI
THE TIME AND MANNER OF THE
PAYMENT OF BILLS AGAINST THE
CITY" F aUi 81 81 - a
Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of
section i, That the ordinance entitled
"An ordinance 10 regulate the time and
manner Of the paymenI OF bills against
the City," passed January %, 1874, a.
arDended August 5, 1875. md september
6, 1870, be and tbs same ~ hereby further
amended by adding thereto the following
sections, TO wit:
section The City Council N ay b.
unanimous consent direct that all bills so
reported a. correct by the Committees and
The City Auditor. shall be read Ia their or
der, and the County may, upon q single
motion by o member, direct the drawing
OF orders in favor oi the persons present.
Ing said bills. All bills which hail be OBJ
jected TO during the reading. shall be
acted upon separately.
Section Z. All ordinances or parts ot
ordiL ances inconsistent with this ordi
nance be end the same are hereby repealed.
Passed ct the City Hall, Oct. slst, ts7S,
4-.- N. L. LIcHTRHsTEIN,
President OF City Council.
Attest-Edmund B. Frazer, Clerk.
novS q
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
THE PENINSULA.

This has besn good Fall for farmsrs-
only one rainy day.
Indications are that the shipping business
win be lively st Milford. .---.-.-.,
The Kent (Md.,) News wants Maryland
to have the whipping post.
The NJ. P. Church, At Raston, will ssle-
brste It's semi-centennial next Sunday.
Capt Thos. Cannon OF Laurel made 2l9
gallons Of molassss from an acre of sor-
gum.
The Dover N. z. church recently rscsiv-
ed An addition to Ito membership of twenty
three.
Capt ,. 2. Lankford has purchased the
Ringeold farm In Somerset county for
81, 900.
5 DIR. Vim. Ashcraft, of Odessa, has re-
moved to Smyrna, where he will psrma-
nently reside.
Walter o. Hofeeker, near Smyrna, boasts
of corn of % acres of ground at the average
OF u bushels per acre.
On Friday last Luther N. Jewen living
In Tuckshoe Neck near Denton Nd. IVES
fatally injured by falling from cert. {
Stephen Conover has bought ths, "Double
Mills" farm, of Hfty-tour acres, on Third
Haven river, Talbot county, for n, 900.
R. N. and Thos. Ross, Of Milford, are
building 900 ton double dee'sed schooner,
for Capt. Benz. Robinson, Of Philsdelphis.
Ninety nine was Just the number of years
samuel Simmons, col, Of Knnton, attained
mp to bis death, which occurred the other
day.
DR.. Kenzey Johns Stewart, of Lswes,
folds his great coat about him and says th at
there will be another gubernatorial contest
III Delaware again In three years and he
will be on hand again.
The 60 ahead enterprising and gsntle>
manly Fred. Gerker, is having the Bombay
dook damages repaired Oh the Kent county
Railroad, OF which he 10 the renter. The
work will soon be completed. -. -a
The MinDequa Springs House, at Canton,
Pa, which was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
last, was owed BY company, of which
~. Jacob Tine, of Port Deposit, Nd, 10
Inc president and largest shareholder.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
BODY sNATCHERs.

wHoLRsALH GRAVE RoBBrNe-NoRE 30.
DIES TAKEN AND RECOVERED.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 14-At Z4nesyile
Ohio, 1T 4 O'Clock, this morning, police
map on the bridge had bis suspicious
aroused BY the movements Of party in Q
wagon, and when they reached the bridss
ordered them to halt, but the driver whip
ped his horses into eallop and escaped.
The policeman procured assistance, aDd
followed them for fourteen miles before ht
was able to catch up with them. Upon at
tempting to arrest them the whole party
Jumped from the wagon and escape TO tbe
woods.
The wagon was found to contain the bo.
dies OF four prominent citizens who a6
been buried In Woodlawn Cemetery sinc,
Monday. Policeman Still received pisto
wound from one of the men In the wager
during the chase. 1t is not known who th,
robbers were.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

The outlook in the gold regions 10 bad
Many miners are being discharged.
The Senate Of Kansas will have a Repub
lican majority Of 50 and the House Of 4s.
II 10 esfimated that 90 of the Republics1
menosrs favor the reelection of q.
Senator ingalls,.
Marinda Dorsey, colored, aged 1O1 years
died at her residence, Ann street alley, las,
night of apoplexy. She was born In Cal.
vert county In l777, but had lived In Balti-
more for number of Years:
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
sHERIFFS SALES.
SHkkIrF SALE,

BY virtue Of a writ of Plus evari PacIes 10
at ne Lafay cite Hotel. s4l SbIpjey Al rect
aept ny John ]. Dougherty, in the CITY OF
wilmington NEW Castle County, Del, on
SeIUhIAY, The 10Th day of November. A.
D., 1873, at O'Clock D: m.
Ihe followir dsscribed rsa estate Wig
~ ~ INA. certain lot piece or paroel of land
situate IN the city of Wilm nston afore-
r,ti' rnc' Joanded and described a. follows, to
side OF Spruce street between Eishth and
ray ior Sire to at 'be distanc OF 81 feet 5
cnes rom the northerly side of Eighth
street AT line OF lands OF the estate Of
AN anuei McCaulley. de- eased, numbered on
", s9 aGa 90, thence with q line of said land
ca terly parallel with Eighth street 80 feet
70 NE OF lahd sold snd Q 'Bve, ed to Sam.
ufa w. McCauiiey. thence nottherly along
q, ofs,m9el W. Nc aulley and land
street s. feet 10 q, ,ake la a line OF land
sola 10 jacob Weluin. thence with the
sane westerly parallel with 9Th so feet TO
tne Aforesaid side Of Spruce. street, and
tnence Herewith southerly Il feet to the
pihsee OF BEGINNING, be the contents thereof
Also al that certain lot OF land situated
III me said city OF Wilmington, sounded
ana described as follows to wit; Begin
n,mg s,ra &C the easterly side. ef ,KirkwoOd
street between S. venth and Eighth street
at the aisfau ce VI Ill feet from the south
el sloe OF kighth street, thence easterly
and parallel to Eighth st eet 8S feet 8inches
10 corner thence nortberly and parallel
to KRIS wood street II feet to q corner,
thence westerly and pa,allel to the first
mentioned line and Eignlh street IS feet
"a inches TO the afort said essterly side
OF k1rkw cd street and th+ ice thereby
sou!herly II TO the place OfbeginninR be the
seized and taken In execution as the
property OF solomon ]. Horn, and George
Leonard, George H. Johnson, Peter d.
Collins and D. Leper. t. t's, and to be sold
5 =. 20 IsAAc ahURB, msriG
FAdrtus o0cs New Qa6ue oct, ", Va
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
reseCIETIEs. .


MEETIFes This (FRIDAY) EVENING.
Wslola Lodge, !. O!ofG. T.. Sixth and
Market streets.
Fairfax Lodge, No. s, I. o. o. r. at odd
Fellows' Hall. o.-'z ...,.0 -, -, ', -
Columbia Lodge, No. 90, I. .. o. F., At
Odd Felo Hall. .l'p -" il y, :"
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. AN,
at Mechanics Hall 219 King street. u
Rescue Council, No. s, Jr. 0.9U.A.M,,
at Jr. o. E. A. NJ. Hall, 51l Market street'
Delaware tribe, No. l /. o. R. NJ. at
Nsrts Building, 9th ard Shipley streets,
Excelsior Lodge, K OF p, at K. OFF.
Hall, 2l4 Market street.
Washington Camp, P. O. s. Of A., at Nc.
Clary's Building.
Pioneer Council, No. l, sovereigns of In.
dustry, at McClary's Building.
Mt Calvary Decampment, No. 10. X q,
r., meet every alternate Friday evening, At
NcClary Building. -
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
A YOUNG MANS LECTURE.

An encouraging audience assembled last
Vening at Ut. Anarews Protestant Episco.
pal church to listen to Mr.. BIB. Johuu,r
ten about bis eight weeks sight seeing m
the other side of the Atlantic. There wa. 70.
much In the lecture that was inte re.t,n" :,
ana IL was interspereed with much ain ahls
Information. At The conclusion OF hi, ! ~
It'd for his effort nsrsduia>