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Before the Bar Of Justice.
AN UNUSUAL ARRAY OF CASES DISPOSED
OF By MAYOR ALMOND.

AN UNUSUAL ARRAY OF CASES DISPOSED
OF BIZ MAYOR ALMOND.
The oitv has been unusually disorderly
since Saturday afternoon and more cases
we're before the Mayor yesterday than
on any preceding Sunday for a long
time.
In the morning, John Walker, who
had been arrested for firing a pistol over
Eleventh street bridge Saturday night,
was fined So and costs, and four persons
were finec 80 cents and costs for drunk
eDnosS.
In the evening, James Granville and
James Turner were fined So and costs
each for fighting.
John and Lewis Fisher and Samuel
Anger were each fined 81 and costs for
swimming in the Christiana on Sunday
afternoon.
Davis Patterson for cursing and threat
ening James Hanhy living at 816 Wa
nut street was fined 81 and required to
pay costs.
Samuel Brown and James McGonigle
for fighting In the house OF the former
In the neighborhood of Eighth and
Wollaston streets, on Saturday m orning
about 2 o'clock, were each fined So and
costs.
James Crummey was charged by
James and Richard Lowler ut 507 Madi-
son street, with trying to gain forcible
entrance. Crummey said he was drunk
and thought he was entering the house
of his friend, Thomas Carney, where he
sometimes stopped. Fiued s. and costs.
John Saville was charged by John
Groves, (the man whose evidence con-
victed "Blubber" Davis,) with trying to
assault MIN. He was fined 81 and costs.
Peter Quinn next brought complaint
| against Lily Ives, who keeps house of
lll-fame at Fourth and Walnut streets,
with stealing $16 from him on Saturday
night, and with keeping q house OF IL
fame. The larceny could not be proved
but the prisoner was fined $50 and costs
for keeping house Of il-'ame.
Michael Houghton charged Peter
Manion with threatening to do him
bodily harm. During the hearing Peter
persisted in impeaching the complain
ants testimony although told not t. aud
was fined So for contempt. Upon the
charge, q penalty ofS2 and costs was i'm
posed.
Two drunks completed the record.
"This must have been buck beer day, ~
remarked His Honor, as the court ad-
iourned
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yHERlFF's SALE,

HERlFF'S SALE,
y BY vIlue OF wiz uf Levari Facias, 10
me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, si1 Shipley ST.,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY, The 2sth Day of June,
A. D., 1879, at 2 o'clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz /:
All that certain lol, piece or parcel OF land
with a brick house thereon erec,ed, si u
ate In the city of Wilmington. bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Begin.
ming Oh the westerly side of Buitonwood
street., at the distance OF 8 feet inches
from the southerly side of Taylor street.
thence ives erly parallel to Taylor street
80 feet to stake, thence sOutherly parallel
tn Bnttonwood strt ct IA feet Inches to
stake, thence easteily paral el to Taylor
street so fe- I to the westerly side of Button
wood treet, thence along the westerly side
of ButtOnwood street norJherly IA feet
inches to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what They may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Henry NJ. Armstrong and
Phebe Ann his wife, and Thos. Hlnsley
and Jane Hinsley,t. rs, and 10 be sold oy
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, June 10
1879. jeil-3iawts.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Prospects Of a Veto ON the Judi
cial Expenses Appropriations.

WAsAINGTON, June 15.-There ap-
pears TO be an impression tonight that
next week will see congress still here,
though why 1t should be is hard to un-
derstand. The Legislative bill will pIs
the House tomorrow and 60 to the pres
ident, who will sign it, Notwithstanding
all :he criticism that has been made by
Republicans OH the bill's crudeness aud
unlntelligibility. 1t is understood that
Secretary Sherman, who has carefully
examined it, says that il IS peri city easy
for the auditing Officers to make out the
meaning Of its provisions. 1t will there
fore be sig ed. The Judicial Expenses
bill will also bass tomorrow and will go
to the President on Tuesday. Whether
Mr.. Hayes hiss already prepared his veto
or nOa is not known, but it will be an
easy task for him to compose it from
Conkling's speech which will be made
tomorrow and probably be pubised in
Thursdays Record. The Army bill
ought to go to him by Thursday at the
latest, and the best opinion seems to be
that he will sign it, although there will
be some stalwart speeches made intend
ed to produce the opposite effect. The
reason alleged for looking for continu-
ance of Congress in session longer than
for this week is that the Democrats will
certainly adjourn without passing the
Judicial Expenses, Appropriation bill
should Hayes veto it and That he Presi-
dent will at once call them back.
Heury W. Blair, the new Senator
from New Hampshire, is as credita-
BILE a choice as could have been
made FROM sthe rather scant Intellectual
timber of the Granite State. He is an
undoubted improvement on Senator
Wadleigh, his predecessor, and if there
are any very great men up that way uho
could have improved on Blair they have
been hiding their lights under bushels.
It may be assumed that State controll-
ed by Mr.. William E. Chandler and
politicians of his type wouldn't be likely
to develop very high stsndard,of states
mansbip in Senators and Rapre enta-
tives, aud when fair man like Colonel
Blair is sent to the Senate the country
may be well satisfied. The lew Sena-
tor rose no higher than Lieutenant
Colonel in the war, and his civil exp'r-
fence is summed up by single terms of
service in both branches of the Legis-
lature and in Congress. He is Of the
stalwart Republican type and temper
ance reformer, Two qualities which may
neutralize each other in the estimation
of the great $ alwart leader, Zach Chat
dler, Of Michigan.
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HERIrFss SALE.

- y
y By virtue OF writ of Ais. Levar, Faciss
to me directed, Will be exposed TO Publ ic
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. s4I shipley st.
kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New CasJle county, Leila
ware, on
SATURDAY, The 2Sth Day Of June,
A. D., 1879, at 2 o'clsck, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
AL! that certain lot of land with brick
dwelling house thereon erected, situate In
the city OF Wilmington, BOUNDED and de-
srribed az follows, t. wit: Beginning al
the easterly side of King street bel ween
Second and Third streets at line of land
Vernon, being 20 feet more or less, from
the southerly side of Third street, thence
southeriy with the said easteIly side of
King street, A feet 8 In ches, more or less,
to the centre of the b lex divl sion wall of
the hou' formerly OF William Morrow,
and late OF the heirs of william McClung,
deceased. thence easterly with the centre
OF said division wall and parallel to
Third street. 66 feet o a corner where the
fence low stands, thence northerly with
said ence parallel TO King street "a ieet,
to another corner. thence westerly with
fence parallel to Third ST. 10 feet to cor
ner thence northerly with said fence par
allel To King street, 20 fee inches, more
| or less. to The said Vernon's line, and
thence therew ith westerly parallel TO Third
King street AMI place 4 beginaing. be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the
| property of Louisa ID. Rehfuss, mOrtgag-
| or. and Martin q. Henwood, c. H, Brun.
ner and Elizabeth tn A. Parry, terre tenant,
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle, June 10, 1877 0
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Prom N e nj Neutrality-suspicious. In.
dicted

WASHINGTON, June 13.-To-day the
grand jury returned bills of Indictment
against John Hitz and Charles E. Prem
tiss, on charges of embezzlement of S5,-
600 in German-American fire insurance
stock and $6,700 of National Metropoli-
tan bank stock; John Hitz, Charles E.
Prentiss, r. B. Donaldson and W. F
Mattingly, making false entries in
bank books Con March l, 1873, of S4O,-
600 as remittance to the Importers and
Traders bank of New York;; John lIitz
and Charles +. Prentiss, embezzlement
of 100000 of the funds of the funds OF
the German-American bank; Charles E.
Prentiss, embezzlement of $40, and
against Charles Z. Prentiss, perjury in
false swearing to the statements of tie
bank. Mr.. Mattingly asked that bail be
fixed and the amount of Sc, 600 was fixed,
which he gave. The witnesses indorsed
on the indictments are Adolf Cluss, B..
U. Keyser, Christian Heinrich, Christian
Rupert and G.. II. B. White.
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LOUISIANA ceRnUrrzeHzsss. :
The Disg usting Testtm0ny Mneese
the Election Commaseee - AAsse.~

WAsHrNaroN, June 13. --The commit :
on privileges and elections continued tns
Spofford-Kellogg case to-day, and the re :
cord of the Louisiana House OF heEre-
sentatives for January, 1877, was ao9it
ted in evidence. Senator Kellogg tneh
recalled the witness Simnhs, VINO said
that he was q member Of the Legislature
examined by the committee on briDery
that he was examined In due form ant
signed his written testimony. Augustus
W. Cornog roomed with Perry Baker, q
member Of the Legislature, who saad No
would pay debt. after the election o.
Kellogg, and the next day showed 2 roll
of bills which he said he said he made
in the election. Butler owed Hmm 10
on account of q little game of poker and
other things. Francis A. Clover, chief
minute clerk, testified that Thomas and
Seveignes both voted for Kellogg in the
Joint convention. j. j. johnson col6r-
ed was called to show how Coruog'
wanted him to make an affidavit e ainst
Kellogg, telling him he could get 500 oi
$500 for it. Corhog told him they could
then go to Colorado and dig gold. ~
The witness said he must have $8,O0l'
on hand before he would talk. He wan
ted to find out what kind Ofs Republi--
can Cornog was. In the cross-examins.
ton by Mr.. Merrick the witness said
that when he was here before he hsd
the headache and was buli-dozed. He
had never been in q Magistrates ofhce TO
swear to anything. The only PLACE
where he swore was here, on the BiDlc.
The affidavit with his name was read BY
a gentleman in mixed French and Eng
lish. I'D. s4.scia 4.t5q . i.sa-sg
@. You did not tell us that the Other
day A. You intimidated me-
daughter 1 don't feel so well - l.
might, but my head don't ache 80 bad.
[ was bull-dozcd when l was sick hero
the other day. [Laughter.] .qes6s
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A Temperance Town.

Says the Milford Neaos The bar busi-
iness OF this town is rather slack at the
present time, and has been for some
months past. The only customers are
those who have long since formed habit
they cannot break of from. The young
men, who two or three years ago were
the best customers, have at last seen the
the folly and disgrace Of this wickedness
and have determined to cease before they
form the appetite for the damnable stuff.
We are very glad to give this news to the
public, and trust this business will COLI
tinue to drop Of until Milford will be
free from the sale of it, and the tempt;.-
ton removed from the path of four young
men.
To temporize with your health instead
Of promptly using DR.. Bulls Balumors
pills. 10 not indicative OF much thought
fuIness.
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CHERRIES SALE.

- CHEkLFF"S SALE.
y BY virtue of a wit of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l shipley ST.,
kept by John ]. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
wa Q, on
SATURDAY, The 2sth Day of June,
A. D., 1879, at O'Clock p. M,
The following descr bed Real estate, viz /:
All that ccrtaih lot or piece of land with a
two stery frame house thereon ertc ed +,
situated In the city OF Wilmington 5ou nd
Ell and described s follows, 10 wit: Begin
ming at point on the easterly side oi "A 80
feet Wide street between A and Lob1el
streets, at the distance OF 80 feet 3 inches,
nertherly from The northerly side OF a
street, said 80 ieet wide street being laid
out parallel v ith Claymont strest and dis
tant therefrom at rfgut angl westerly ,75
feet thence eAsteily am par tllel with
street 70 feet, passing through the middle
OF the partition wall bet W, EN- this h use
and the house adjoining on the south, to
the westerly side oi a lhree feet wide al ley;
thence along alley side northerlv 10 feet 8
inches, more or less, TO u stake; thence
westerly parallel with A street aud pass
ing through the middle of the division
wall bet cen this house and the house td
joining on the north ~ feet to the afAre-
said easterly side of said so teet wide street,
aDdthence thereby soutnerlylo feet inches
more or less to the place o. beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may, etc,
Book p, Vol. 9, Page so, dc.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of James f Brennan and Sarah
E., his wife and I. and o be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Sherifi7s Office, New Castle June l0,l 1879.
tell. 3taWtS
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widow WatsOn's welcome,
now SHE WAS RECEIVED AT MIDDLE
TowN-A WARNING FROM
SEAFORD,

SEAFORD.
People down the State evidently look
with disfavor upon Mrs. Judge" Wat
sons attempt to extend her reputation
and "sphere of usefulness" below Will
mington. Speaking Of her lecture in Mid
dletOwn Sunday last, the Transcript
says
Mrs. ]. D. Watson "lectured" in the
Town Hall, last Sunday afternoon, TO a
fair audience, the large proportion OF
whom were young people. Her dis
course was neither interesting nor well
delivered. So put it plain, 1t was a
disjointed conglomeration of incongrui-
tiss, poorly constructed, badly spoken,
and as tame as new cider. Whatever
may be Mrs. Watson's mission it GER
tainly is not the SUCCESSFUL advocacy OF
the cause Of temperance upon the ro :
trum. II she believes That it is her
duty to devote the remainder OF her life
to the reformation of fallen women
she should seek the proper field, in the
large cities of the country. There are
no fallen women-no female dlunkard:
in the quiet towns of Delaware, and
MIS-. Wats0n's reformatory efforts ii
| tulS ScCtlOu WCIo diboSVVhoi uhS"AASN
for, and her self-invited visit here il
justly considered q piece OF inexcusable
impudence.
In relation to Mrs. Watson's reported
intention of lecturing (p) through SUSSEX
county, the Seaferd Inder says:
The report published by some OF thu
papers in the upper part of the State
that Mrs. Judge Watson is to lecture il
Seaford, Laurel and other places dow!
the State at an early day, is false. Sucl
notoriety as she has, will draw audience
only in the cities. Such characters can
not find congenial soil in old Sussex
The people here are unanimous in thei
opinion of the Dutcher-Wat scandal
and the sooner these two leave the pub
lie rostr,rm, the better it will be for then
and the morals of society.
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-SHERIFF'S SALES
CHERIFF'S SALE.

G CHERIFF'S SALE,
- by virtue OF d writ of Levari Tacias,
20 me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s41 ship,ey st.,
Kept by John J. Doughery. In the city of
Wilmfngton, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY, The 2Sth Day of June,
A.D.. 1879, at 2 O'Clock p. m,
The following described Reai Estate, viz ::
All that certain lot OF land with two
story frame house thereon erected, situate g
In the city of Wilmington. bounded and
described as follows, 10 wit: Beginning 1T
Q point on the mort erly 81 ie OF Filth NJ rect
between Church sti Get and the Philadtl-
phia, Wilmington a Baltimore Railroad,
easterly side of Church street, thence
northerly and parallel with Church street
80 feet wide thence along the same. east
erly parallel with Fifth street II feet to a
stake. thence southerly parallel with
Church street one hundred and forty fiv.
feet TO the aforesaid side of 9th street, and
thence thereby westerly II feet To the place
Of beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Jane Dougherty. surviving
mortgagor, Dennis Dougherty, Joseph
Dougherty, Mary ]. Schm uck, Margaret
DOugnerty, and John Dougherty. heirs at
law OF Pnilip Dougherty, deceased mort
gagor, anu to be sold by
Sherif7s Office, New Castle, June TO-
1879. jel1 3lawts.
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hoped that during their college term au
influence had been thrown around the
class that would enable those composing
It to fill these capacities, a. they sh uld
be filed. He invoked Go to guide them
In spirit, 10 restrain them in thuughtless-
ness, and to inspire them when over
thrown by distress. He hoped that they
w,uld b. loving, kind and religious in
their relations with home, society and
when their work was done and they had
gone on to the Perfect Day, their infu-
ence would still continue to do good.
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Tin wedding Reception.

VIM. ii. Lee, Superintendent of the
City Hospital, received his friends, Sat-
urday evening, on the occasion of the
tenth anniversary of his wedding. A
goodly company assembled and passed
pl asant evening, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee were made the rec pients of quite a
number Of presents in the shape of tin
ware, the tenth marriage anniversary be-
ing know as The Mtin wedding.n
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County Medical societies. IEs.

The superintendent Of Census at
Washington, D. c., desires the address
of the President and Secretaries or the
county medical societies Of this State.
If an such organizations are in existence.
which is doubtful, the mentioned officers
will please send their names and address,
es to DR.. Troup Maxwell of this city.
who will send the required information
to the Census Department, =
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Land sales In Queen Anne's County


Tie following land sales were made in
Queen Annes county, Md, last Tuesday:
$50 acres of the farm of P. W. and }. l..
Everngam to Ed. Emory, at So per acre ;
the farm of James B. Bright, 45O acres,
to Thomas and James Dodd for $24 per
acre; the Wilson mill property, includ-
ing about 230 acres of land, to W. E.
Wtherbee, of Caroline county, for ST.
$50; the DR.. Fare. kscn farm, 1913 acres,
to j. b. BRIGHT, for $l0,091; the home
farm of the late BENZ. Meredith, 1922
acres, for $4,516; Wheatlands, 1852 acres,
to G. q. Wilson, ror SIS per acre; the
farm called "Msredith's Adventure" 11e
acres, to James T. Brown, for $9,35 pei
acre. A part of the farm of James E
Baily, $50 acres, has been sold to David
Barton, Of Lexington, Va, for $4,000
cash, and the Burgess farm, 2l2 acres,
has been purchased by L. Wedman, for
S3,7OO,
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A vagahond Dow.

Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Jones
shot troublesome canine, that has been
giving the residents in the neichbJrhood
of Ninth and Buttonwood streets much
trouble, by breaking into their meat,
house aud carrying away the contents
thereof.
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01HE ENGLESIDE," AT BEACH
HAVEN, ON LONG BEACH, N. j.,
Fishing. and Cunning. Persons will find
II 10 their ad vantage to ad lress the Pro-
nrietors of this fine large Hotel for their
Terms and circular before making arrange
rnents for the summer.
r. b. q. T. ENGLE, Proprietors.
je7-2m*
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Exccuraiom

About pine hundred persons went ON
the excursion of the Second Baptist,
church Sunday. school this morning.
They IN leff lei G,. Fourth street wharf ON the
Beach, where the day will be spent In
various inuo,ent games, and pasrtirnes
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fOh SALE.

NOR SALE "A high lmprov iai NJ
Z of 1903 acres in White Clay Creek hun
red. al enclosed in Osagt Hedge. d.
vided into five fields. Large apple or
chard III full bearing. Public school ad-
iaining the fern. Buildings-Large Man
sion Double Tenant House, Barn, dranary
and all OIL er buildings necessary on a
irst class farm. 1miles from station Oh
p. ". & X. r. Centrally located. 8
niles from Wilmington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHITkMA
Real Estate ag't, W. Fourth stree
oct2l-W&sd-w Wilmington, DE
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RNCHOR LIN e.

|'iiED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
n, SAL from New York for
uannihnnooW, every SATURDAYS;
,sa anu Regularly 20 LONDON direct.
'''sse 10 Glasgow, Londonderry. Bel
ss,oo. r. fast, Liverpool,
@'O1h |ecoDs ~ Oaslns, $50 TO $50. Currency.
N'uu esoln. including all requisites, $40
Ia ,x STEERAGE, s2s.
-oNDoN BY DIRECT STEAMER,
kA1oov No steerage.
ALLVoN L9o ga BINS, $55 and 1865.
o,s excursion Tickets at Reduc, d Ratas.
ioo,'nser ~, accomm odations unsurpassed
e'esance ana comfort. All slate
kor ,oo, rooms on main deck.
SnnI VI information, pans, 90,
Apply 10 HENDERSON Bros,
Sr,os.v bowling Green, New York.
myB dan BELTS, Adams Express,
o' Wilmington. Del.
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Fashionable Furnlturel
]. & j. N HARTMAN
No. 40 King street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
" respeclfnlly inform the G

tv~,s. respectfully inform. the ell !:
=syt Zens of Wilmington, md the SUI ,
"a rounding country thu 1--WE continre g
-s17Esf. to manufacture an, Keep on hand
at onr large and long established ware,
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
style, consisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
1. S.sning-room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture Is larger ana
more varied than can be found In Delaware,
and ali articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venttian Blinds of the most fashionable
desiyns m ade to order and kept constantly
m hand, We also manufacture and con
afanLIy keep large assortment of Sprin
Hair. Moss and Husk Mattresses
j. d j. N. VARMAN
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where Rowe was Killed.

Mr.. Edwin Forrest, who owns the
house IN which Councilman Richard Fl i.
Rowe was shot by High Dugan, is ha,
Ing the building repainted. Mrs. Dugan
and her son still occupy the house, but
are thinking Of moving.
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economy and Comfort
IN COOKING

Srspsraet, t,iiinington IN Coal Gas Com panv ,s
mi Gsa 10 furnish stoves for CooEine
urlns II is an established fact thas;
)0ns mors o,e not weather cooking can he
bal, and and ,t economically with gas Than
\ fresdour hu the comfort and conven,Snca
decided aaIm rom heat and DIRT, gives gas
ssmnla u s,o su,vahtage over other fuel.
lce, Vres on exhibition at the of-
nayls.3mogrdh rdhlRD d SHIPLEY HTS
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,aOR SALE.-An elegantly located three
{ STORY brick in c,ln plete order, newly
painted and papered, No. s24 West st., call
and eRamine before you purchase else
where Terms easy. Apply to
may 10 eodl2t M. VI. CHILD.
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I, HERIFF'S SALE.
y ny vlrtue oil ii writ OF Levari Facias,
TO me dret ted, will. be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal f3hipley ST.,
kept by John j Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware. on
SATURDAY, The 2Sth Day of June,
A. d., 1879, at o'clock r. M,
The following de- croed Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
two story frame house thereon erected Z,
situate IN the City OF Wilmington, bound
ed and described as follows, to wit: Be-
ginning at point on the easterly ide of a
streets, said street being laid out parallel
with clay m ont sire and distant there
from W, sterly al right angles us feet, said
place of beginning being IS feet mort herlt
from the northerly side OF street thence
easterly and parallel with ST eet II feet
to the westerly side OF a feet wide alley ;
thence along said alley Side northerly and
parallel with Claymont street, 10 feet
| ches more or less TO stake; thence
westerly ana parallel with sire OF ~ feet
to the q a'oresaid easterly side of said 81 feet
wide street. and the ce the r-by souther y
10 feet inches more or less to the place OF
eginning. be The contents thereof what
hey may. Book p. Vol. o, PAGE 30, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of j. mes #. Brennan and Sarah E !,
his wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
'Sherifi's Uhice, New Castle, June TO-
1879. iell.3tawts.