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DRAMATIC NOTES.
Edwin Booth will not open ropefs Theatre in
St, Lonis,
A. Hamltu,s, "N,cs Of tho Woods y IL draw
lnr good houses.
Paul Nicholson Is to 60 ahead Of the Rico
Sururise Tarty next season.
,t,r,,, p,o,,, u,,,ao,rb,o~ ~ ,ha ,,an,
Aias'nn DULL, ,s'snuua"s"tss MY, ~ no e'us'
.1untns Brutus Booth, Will travel this season as
star, supported bv her own company.
uu,t,cr oni1 sou, !, IN rehrorso, at novor-
,v,s. ond !. Or, Ne4t prcs]nnt !, Mt sfcyIcker,s.
nth viii In 1,rofs,,cci IN Wnut7av cvrni,,Gr
a.. n...,, T. ,.u,, ,,,,,, T., ~. ara.., a..
MIS- basehlhn 10 vety 1nss III PIT c4otts 10
begin hcF season o. sadlcr,a wells, London,
VIII, grnnd spectacular pfoanstlon Of the opera
Of "hoo Kos''
Miss Ada Cayrudtsh ts suffering from n
sprntncd nukle, incurred few days ago In STEP
Plug IRON hcr corrlage Mt Block Island, where
she was trying to spend the summer in comfort
to esiae tt It. the Wl G Cu not G njse seJ tIeir
trec opcJ, air concerts on SUNDAY, but on Sattr-
t1ay or Monday, tlia Owl Club hive seen tlt to
determine not to give any more o1ct,-uir musical
entertainments for the benefit OF the 1oaBscs.
49,. VT. ..,.,,:.,, :, c..,s... 1..,....
vva a Ms'eoa' nn a. " :, ,.ait 49, usa enna
a!1 an aetor y sonu un.o, ~ w., .a "s HaaseF M
eo"so;t%n'e ,,, IN r hmt e A. 1 naana
mu W nrr,T ,,tsa w. nt,o.,o ,.1. ,,,n.a
than Two ycprs pup. Orcr.exert,ou In tho rulo
Of Claude Ne notis CAUSED his death by ruptu1-
lur b,ood-yessel. i
rr.,a ,,. -, .,,o 11n},, s,,,,,, rou ,,x
1G Gust o. tnr Untoh ~ s5iun1o nfnnV fn1 lor
alo1nSr am!1 5oM WI ~ 4c''us Cna!!e4h' .hDeMc'
r., John tarso!le, "; -. LsMoyne' =; D. 5o'H'
naFol1 f2soe5s. q, Wataen Hntnsaf, ,,,,u =, y. WE
!ev, \: w. p'wscs: Mrs' y. =. E"staps' S!ss
Ms mtoa. s1ss tao S;!s s. 'II.c
sMlIklrs, Mtss !ua hGEnon, G!, M!ss vimt9n, M!ss
Sara so"T} a1ss ~ EmeasS. anu .'l,ss Eea az
IAllhs' LUIS ~ stsqs2fs .3 snsI teai ~ sne
FORMER fepfcssota'loh u to's F'aS 1ast "l'''ef'
IN AZ 1'Assommotr," Roso Cngh!an tossed tic
usual bucket OF water at Miss Lillian Andrews,
who tlucked, and thus let the leaifcr of the
orchestra into the chicf dcIgh. OF the plar. II
took somc time to sn.isf7 silu tlrencteu musician
that this was not job put un on HIN, Miss
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ANUS EN- ENTS.
THE CHURCH. Gil orr.
s70befaf Dtspt..ch In The TSfbnrk

RocK ISLAND, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-The cruise OF
navcriy's " "pIuatore" down the Mississippi has
awakened very great entsiusiasm1, but 1t ro-
maLned for Rock Istanl to cvneo the widest
interest shown by nnv place since VIC left Chica-
80. Hurper's new Opera-lloaso WIS crowded
to sutTocatlo1f, aud hundreds wcTc unable 10 got
scats. Every seat Ia tho house was reserved be-
foro tic doors wero opened. The proseentum
boxes were ali filled. 'Genesco and siolIpe sent
delegations OF 15o una 900 rcsnecttvotv. After a
night each Mt Peoria and Ottawa the Church
Choir "pinafurc will COME to nnchor In ler IN.
tive port to tcmaln uycr Sunday.
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A startling Incident occurred at camp-me,t
o g NJ ~ rsihrnn wesa hnin~ H. isw rsns, ud
morning prnyer md praise meeting, and sr.
Penn, OF Winfield, Carroll County, among
others. cayo In very warm and feeling Chris.
tfan expcrioncc. and bad just taken bis seat,
did not regret his not having engaged sooner ii
the cnure Of the Lord, he having been converted
onlv ak years ago. To which be replied with
great emohasls, " do,n a,,d, US be uttered thia
last word, be fell orer, but was caught by tha
bscthrcn md curricd to tent close at band,
where be Immediately expired.
, 1879-08-15

EnrF*snstdtne4 Mig fark }rtxls1 is1t.
WAs'1lNoToS, Aug. D.-M, GaInun, very Ia.
tcl1tEent FEench ennnccr, llas bec1 tn this et,,,n-
try for some llttie titnu un business cnnueeted
wltha product which II carried out will have MI
Important bcarllg on Tue mercantile and aucial
interests of tlle rare. cannot give the details,
hut IN brirf ut,a In cencral tesms th!s IL tie
projurt ol II. Canon:
Ii Las been considered desirable TINT Europe
anu America might bu Joined by some lnoss
substantial lnk than tho pgecarfous QUO Of mari.
tinu commerce. With tuta cuu tu Wow H..
Ga,uou pruposes to construct calseWay 1oiu-
tnE the Two cousIpents by on enlbankmeut
stretching from Newfoundland 10 some potnt
hereafter to bo determined upon IL Great
, 1879-08-15
! ). P0LlT1CAL.
An Extended Exposition OF
the Views OF Ex-Gov.
Dennison.
!Ti1den Undoubtedly to Be
the Candidate of the
Democracy.
Grant, Sherman, and Blaino, tho
Republican Candidates
with Chances.
Pertinaoity Of the Southern Idea
that the War Decided
Nothing.
Open and Avowed Determination
to Abolish the Fourteenth
Amendment.
:
Alexander Mitchell Willing to Make q
Sort OF Corlolanus Canvass for
Governor In Wisconsin,,
Prouress OF the Wallace Com
mittee at Boston--Ex-
Gov. Hendricks.
Open and Avowed Determination
to Abolish the Fourteenth
Amendment.
Alexander Mitchell Willing to Make q
: Sort OF Corlolanus Canvass for
, Governor In Wisconsin,
PROGRESS OF the Wallace Com
1nittee at Boston--Ex-
Gov. Hendricks.

-. Gov. Hendricks.
:. EN-GOv. DENN1SON.
Sptcfal Dtspateh 10 7ad 7ftbunA
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 14.-'Thc speech delivered
By Gov. Denn!son, In this city. about two weeks
since, having attracted so much attention, the
ex-Cabinet officer was called upon to-day for
full expression of his views on National issues.
ap1 the effect Of the coming election In tho &C.
lection Of candidates In 1880. The prominent
position held By the Governor makes tho foliow'
ing interview one OF interest Mt tltis tine:
Governor, mar nsk tho question how you
cam. to tako mn active part IN the present can1.
palgu, after having hold a!oof from active po-
litical work fos 10 many ,earsf
Gov Depn!son-Vatous considerations hare
operated upon me IN keeping me out OF active
politics during the past few years. Among
others, my official residence III Washington and
the condition Of my health, Which has not bcen
quite equhlto speaking in political canyass. 1
nm. however, again III excellent hraltlt The
principal reason, however, OF my return to active
political work now [s becausc Of what seems 10
me to be the impending danger of the country
from tic control Of the two branches Of Con-
grcss by the Democratic party. and tho further
danger In the cnse OF the success Of ttat purity In
the coming Presidential election I feel 1t my
ar+v ,o Ia nj, 7 can IN rrscuc Conrress from
w. ~ ~ ~. -. .s... ,1 -, 7sfo". ,,,o,, 10
lAe eoneFo' u enas parry. Hl4 ~ ae's"r .n.' -
the coming Presidential electon. licnce.
have. cheerfully consented to make some
speeches during the present CANVASS In Oh'o.
.heporter-"uat w Wv e.'a~ w. t"u
suit OF the election IN tins sente ahu wnat pear
ing will 1t have on the National struggle In 1880,
both a. rtrards candidates and their clectfona
Tn the nresent campntgn eau YOU discover tic
nre.enco nf
,,,>,r,s ~, ,,uxru
=. i4nohS ,.e ~ ~. TsI,e'A,s
y connection Win 1en' EWING e!ee"o"'
Gen. ,Denntson-All mr Information leads me
tn exnrct the s,,ccess OF the Republican party
,h,s III, boyo nnvcr known tbe nartv tn he
t''' As.i. .n,,, Ha,o ne,s' .''s .s', pa ~
more Thoroughly untea OF t'pFe nonelu'' lS
organization will be equal to that OF any time
, 1879-08-15

GVfCtHt AhNHtEp ~ dHe fT1pHHSs
HT. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 13.-On the 1sli gath
erIng OF Illinois Democratic vas Ind in this city,
which at The time excited the suspicious Of
your correspondent, who has since succeeded IN
solving It's purport. There were present on
that day Convrcssmcn Morrison and TOWN.
shend, Mai. All Orendorf, Secretary md mctn-
brr OF the Democratic State Committee, and
John @. llar,nau, Clerk Of the Supreme Court
at Mt. Vernon. They registered Mt d'ffercnt
hotels, but al met at prominent winc-room
on Fourth street, and hatchcd their conspiracy.
Morrison and Townshepl wero discreet, but
Ilarman nMa 0rcndorf, who were charged with
tic correspondence. leaked, md your corrc-
spondcnt Ia now in possession Of one Of tic
letters written MI Illinois Democrat cxpfaua;or5
Of the mcctng, ud forecastinE the programme.
The letter says:
1.-THE issue TE1cn has raised with TammauY
Hnll insurcs Ills defeat In. the National Conven-
t!ou. Tanmanv never will support Tisdcn, aud
without Tamtnany and New York City lls never
ran carry New York. We {meaning Morrison
md Townshenl) have good reason to state that
Tammany HILL will ctecrfullY hupport Mr..
Hendricks, but suggest to Illinois Democrats
the po|1cy Of uniting un Senate. nayard "a
against T!laen, 80 that Hendricks may be tile
second choice Of Tamtnany and lllinots.'
been for some DAYS looding bis Congressional
District with Now York Worlds to weaken Mr.
Tllden. Morrison is hard.noney mnn, and hc
says Mr. Hendricks Will ACCEPT any platform The
party may make for him.
fIarman one OF TIT cAtlc1s alluded to hboro,
savs the intention Ia to make the Southern ILL
noa districts solid for Hendricks, nnd to hcat
Tl1den in Northern Illinois with Bavard, anil
Per CONTRA: a letter was received here two
flnys neo from Lending New York City ncm(,-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES {.
3t,4OO Acres Lgnd lu California sAltan1s
fur GAloMy.

south q sau trae time tIsfeto four hauts 1f
q s.iIsy q bStioi, xSnly :n 5assu III i
q sabia oi pr0ducInR aimot III knda s rtopa ls LII
el,nats T. must Je.lrah!s: Ths ranch y ytsffKsSi
dotted win YAK lumber; IA III wtlt fsuced md has III III
srss fsacuA tlyliog u tnto seven 9r si9nt
~ tsxa stS pres sx ,ssp' r ss't tS..s saS .
soloct inors sutI.tla u act for COLONY. aa"s.
particulars lufasnea W etss or IL ps!sSa ~ tssr
ii slarxct and Front ~, Or to TilOAAs AAasEs 'S
Montgomery 4i.. Sal FrAuGl4c0.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
CHERIf'F'S SALE.

By virtue OF writ Of LeNarI Facias, to me
directed, will be- exposed to Public Sale, a,
the
LAFA YErTE HOTEL, Sal SHIPLEY ST.
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE FIRST DAY OF MARCH. A. d., 1879,
At2o'clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All those certain lots of lands with four
frame dwelling houses thereon, situated in
the city Of Wilmington, county and State
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows
to wit:
No. ], Beginning at the easterly side Of
Lincoln ST., between lth and 18th streets, at
the distance OF 81 it. from the northerly side
Of 18th ST., thence easterly parallel to 1lth
St., loo 1t. to a corner, thence northerly par
allel to Lincoln St, 25 It. TO another corner,
thence westerly parallel to the fist mentioned
line and llth St, 100 #. to the aforesaid cas-
terly side of Lincoln St, and thence thereby
southerly % 1t. to the place of beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Nos. 2. 8 and 4, Beginning Mt the easterly
side Of Lincoln ST., aforesaid, between llth
and 18th streets. at the distance of loot from
the nOrtherly side Of Nth St.. thence easterly
parallel to llth ST.. 100 1t. to q corner, thence
nortberly parallel to Lincoln Street 70 feet to
another corner, thence westerly parallel to
the first mentioned line and Eleventh street,
one hundred feet to the aforesaid easterly
side OF Lincoln street, and thence thereby
southcrly 10 feet to the place o. beginning, he
the contents thereof what they may Book F.
Vol. 9 Page 400 &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF Thomas Y. DeNormandie, surviving
mortgagOr and I. t., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE Sheriff.
Sherit's Office, New Castle, Feb. llth. 1879.
tebl4
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
ID EGlSrER'S ORDER,
REGISTERS OFFICE,

. Nh" tAsTLE COUETT, Jan. IL. 1879
Upon the application Of Henry +. Pickles
Executor OF Ann Billany. late OF VIII
m ngton Hundred, in said Coun.
ty, deceased. it Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executor afore
said. give notice OF the granting Of Letters
Testalnentary upon the estate Of the deceased.
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters, in six Of tho most
public places Of the county Of New Castle.
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate, to present the same or abide BY an
act OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be inserted,
within the same period in the DELAWARE
REPUBLICAN, newspaper published in Will
mington, and to be continued therein three
weeks, Zee d)
I~~ Given under the han nd and seal Of
us. Office of the Register aforesaid, az
- New Castle, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
, 5. q. B1GGS, Register
NoTlcE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Executor on
or beisre January II, 1880, or abide the act
of Assembly in such case made and provided
HENRY +. PICKEI4S, Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del. feblS
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
An klectrtc Light for Dwellings,

A number Of gentlemen, among
whom were several capitalists of New
York, gathered at the laboratory Of the
Electro, Dynamic Light Company, at
No. "a Water street, last evening, TO
see private exhibition of the Sawyer
Man electric light, for household illu-
mination Five electric lamps were
set aglow in the room. Each lamp had
the power OF -, 700 sperm candles, and
the effect was like that produced by
sunshine coming through glass Roof.
Each lamp could be turned down to a
faint glow without destroying the
light in the others, although they were
all in the same circuit. The brillianey
was not unpleasant to the eye. The
light of q voltaic arc was shown for
purposes Of oomparison, and the glare
Of this on tn. eye was found to be very
painful.
Mr.. Sawyer's lamp has been improv-
cd recently. The globe is taller and
more slender than that Of his first lamp,
and the coils to regulate the tempera
ture of the globe are lighter and prst.
tier. No charge has been made in the
principle of the lamp, the ligh: being
produced as at first by the heating of a
slender pencil of carbon in an atmos-
ph.re from which oxygen is excluded.
The lamp will be introduced into dwell =
ing houses in a short time.-N. y. Tri-
bam.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
Claimant AnniYArAarY.

Claymont NJ. L. church will hold an
anniversary on Tuesday OF next week,
March 4th. An attractive program is
on the tapis for the occasion, consisting
of choice music, vocal and instrument
tai, addresses, select readings, dialogues,
&c. Rev. G.. r. Bristor of New Castle
and Rev. J. B. Mann of this city, will
deliver addresses. H. c. Conrad, Esq.
of this city, will also speak and favor
the audience with select readings. As
there will be no charge for admission
the church will doubtless be we'll filed.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to be present and enjey the pleasures of
the occasion. A collection will BE- ta-
ken up and should be liberal one as
the entertainment is intended to be- first
class.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
The Provident Society

Will offer for sale at No. 1925 Market
street, Thursday, Friday and Gatur-
day, Feb. 9th, 2sth and March lst, a
large assortment of ready made cloth
ing, consisting of men and women's un-
derwear, white and colored aprons,
sheets, pillow cases, shirts, overalls,
fannels, &c. These goods are especial
ly suitable for winter wear, and all
persons desiring bargains are invited
to cali and examine the articles, as
they are we'll made, and will positively
be sold for less than cost price Of ma
terial.
Ladies' desiring useful presents for
servants can be suited those who are
unable to sew will find well made gar
ments cheaper than the uncut goods,
and none will regret having embraced
an opportunity to purchase what it
would be impossible to find elsewhere
for the same money Our object is to
reduce our stock at prices suitable to
the purchaser.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
A. nAnterestlng Oregon Family.

We have an old pioneer in Jackson
County, Mr.. James Savage, Of Rogue
River, who has raised family of Is
children. The boys four in number,
are between the ages of II and %,
and these four boys have manufactured
by their own unaided labor, three vio-
Inns and bass viol, all OF exquisite
tune and finish, and on which they
execute difficult music, having been
without an instructor. TIE instru-
ments are made of cedar and maple, and
but recently one Of the boys was offered
$40, which was refused, for his violin.
The boys can make rifle or wagon,
shoe a horse, mend clock or watch,
work out an algebraic problem, swing
a pick in the mines, or follow a reaper
with equal success. The girls of the
family, nine in number, have the same
musical talent, and are not ashamed to
wrestle with kitchen-work afraid to
mount a bucking horse, or row their
skiff across the river, even when it is
dangerously swollen.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
Sherih's 0l
feb1l
CHERlfF',S SALE.

y
ny virtue Of a writ OF Levari Fsrias, to NE
directed, vii! he exposed to Public Sale, at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l SHlPLEY ST.,
kept by JohaJ. Dougherty, In the CITY OF
Wflm,ngtan New Castle County, Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY,,
THE osTa DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1879,
At2 o'clock, p. m.,
The tells'Ting described Real Estate, viz:
All thDt certain lot Of land with a brick
dwelling House and frame House thereon erec-
ted. being Nos. 234 al nd 232 King St, situat ed
in the caty Of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed ~ follows to wit: BEGINNING at the
easterly side .! King street between Second
and THIRD streets. at q line OF land formerly Of
l'anel Hully, now OF Geo. W. Vernon, being
rs ieet more or less, from the s0uther1y side OF
Third street, thence southerly with the said
eastery side of King street ~ ieet 9 inches
more ,ar less to the centre ei the brick di-
viSiop wall OF the house iornerly Of william
Morrow and late Of the heirs Of william
McCiunY, deceased, thence cssterly with the
centse ?f said division wall and parallel to
Thir! street 68 feet to n corner where the
fence now stands. thence DSrtherly with the
fence parallel to King street ~ feet tc aE0th-
or ecTner, thence westerly with the fence
parallel to Third street 10 ieet to o corner,
thence northerly with said fence parallel to
Kipg street 70 feet inches more or less 20 the
said Vernon's line, and thence Herewith
westerly parallel to Third street 5e feet to the
said easterly side OF King street, and Itace OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken ia execution as the pro-
De-ty Of Louisa ID. ! eilfuss, MOrtgagOr, and
Martin G. Henwood, q. II. Brimmer and Ell
zaoe,h A Parry. terry tenants, and to be sold
N JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Sherlf'S Office, New Castle. reb. 3, 1879.
tpM
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
RE<iISTER'S ORDERS.
pEil~TER'S ORDER
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Jan, q. 1879
pom the application Of Israel V. Cornell,
administration Of Israel Cornell, late OF vii,
mlngton Hundred IN said County, deceased,
II Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Administrator aforesaid. give notice
o' the granting OF Letters Of Administration
apon the estate Of the deceased, with the date
"I granting thereof, by causing advertisements
To be posted within forty days from the date
o! si'ch letters. in six OF the most public places
Oh the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
70 present the same or abide by an Act Of As
seinhlv in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same !erioi in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,,
newspaper published IN Wilmington, and.
=" he continued therein three weeks. (e OIL
Given under the hand and Seal Of:
iL.s. Office oi the Registe. aforesaid, at
- New Castle, in New 'astle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above W. zen.
SC. BItHfS, Register.
NoricK.-All persons having claims against
The estate OF the deceased. must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
oi beIere Jan. s, 1850, or ABIDE the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
ISRAEL v. CORNELL, Administrator
Address. Wilm ingtOn. Del iebl
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
kHERIFP'S SALE.
CHERlff'S SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ of Leyart fis,'ihs To me
directed, will he exposed to publi' safe ~. tie
HUrEI. OF ALIEN. MAXWELL.
In Middletown, in ST. George hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware,
ON FRIDAY.
THE irH DAY OF MARCH, A. b. 1872,
NJ o'clock, y. m.,
The following described Real Estate VIZ:
All the following described plantation or
tract II land situate lying and being In st.
Georges hundred, in the county of New Cat-
tie, and bounded as follows to wit:
Beginning at stone at the edge Of the fast
land and Cripple a corner also Of Edmund
Townsend and running thence with said
Townsend line south degrees west Y chaius
said road south ~ dcgees. east Ii chains and
40 links, thence south ~ degrees west II
chains and l. links to an apple tree. thence
south lOll degrees, east 3e chains and 10 links
TO ditch, thence with said ditch south 49, /
degrees. east five chains, and ~ links to tn"
side OF the creek, thence with the said creek
several courses thereof and bounding theron
in an Ca1terly direction, about II chains and
twenty eight linEs 10 corner for Thomas
Bayard, (negrol thence with said Bayard's
line north II degrees east chains and ~
links. thence north - degrees. eleven chains
and 81 LINKS, thence north ~ and - chains
and 30 links to the aforesaid road. thence with
said road north Il degrees west chains,
thence north Is degrees west y chains t. u
stone in saii road, thence north IL degrees
east 10 chains to White Oak by the side
OF said cripple. thence north . degrees west
1 chains to a stone by the side OF said cripple,
u degrees, west II chains and
~ link. to the side Of Silver Run. thence with
said Silver Run and binding thereon about ~
chains and ~ links. thence south 2O1y degrees
west chains and Il links to poplar tree by
the side Of said cripple, thence with 80 ic Grip
ple and binding thereon about 10 chains and
So links to the place of beginning, containing
within said bounds l46 acres OF arabic land
81 acres, > roods and 25 perches Of Il eadow
land, and Is acres OF maple cripple. be the
same more or less. Book V, Vol. =, Page $40
&c., with two story frame house and frame
barn and other out buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty of Hannah Townsend and Mary A. Bou-
chen, surviving mortgagor, and t. l., and to
be sold by. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheritt's office, New Castle, Feb. IA. 1879.
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Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
CHERIFf"S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF ais. I.eyari Fartas, to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Snle,
LAFAYETTE KC)TEI. s4l SHIPI.EY ST.
Kept by John j. Dougherty. in the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, delaware,
On SATURDAY.
THE s1H DAY OF MARCH, A. u. 1879,
At 2 o'clock, p. n.,
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate In the city Of Wilmington, aforesaid,
with Il ihreestory brick building with store
house thereon erected. bounded and described
az follows to wit Beginning at the dnt ersec-
tion Of the aortherly side Of Ninth street with
the easterly side Of Shipley street, thence
easterly and parallel Ninth street adgty feet
to stake In land conveyed to--RightOrs,
thence acrtherly and parallel with Shipley IT.,
twenty eight feet " stake. thence westerly
and parallel with Ninth street sixty feet tC
the Aforesaid side Of Shipley street. and
thence there withsoutherly ~ feet to the
place Of beginning, be the contents more
or less, Bsok II. Vol j. Page a., ,isc.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty Of John G. Clark and Mary Ann his
wife, and william II. Wickersham, Martha
Murphey, Robert J. Murphey, and Henr,
Erwin terra tenants and TO he sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff
Sheriff office, New Castle, Feb. II, 1879.
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Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
LADIES' Aid society.

This Society will hold their regular
weekly meeting at the M. 5. R. A. room
cor. Third and King Sts., this evening.
Harry Roberts, President of the butcher
Reform Club OF Philadelphia, Capt.
Freeman Crosby Of Yarmouth, N. S., and
Geo. NJ. butcher will be the speakers of
the evening. Capt. Crosby is spoken of
very highly as a speaker as also is Mr..
Roberts. Lewis Cross the favorite solo
singer will he present and the choir
will render some Of their new selec.
tions. Mrs. Pencil will sing solo, and
Miss Lucy Lane will sing solo entitled
"In her little bed W. laid her." Prof.
James Voshell Roberts, will preside at
the organ.