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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-22
SH ERIFF'S SALES


L. HERlFFb SALE.
y BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias
to me directed, will Do exposed TO Pubic
Sale At the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal shipiey ST.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day Of Ausust, A. D., 1879,
atZ o'clock p. M,
The following described real Estate viz: :
All thai certain lot or piece OF land stu
ate In the city OF Wilmington and bound
ed and descr bed as follows, that Is TO say ::
Beginning tor the same On the nOrthetly
side OF Eighth street, ~ the distance OF
2>6 feet inches from the corner formed
Ivy the intersection Of the northerly side OF
Eighth street with the essierly side OF Wal
nut street, thence northerty passing
end wall dividing this from Thos. Allen's
brick messuage, and by his land 81 feet 70
an alley feet wide, thence along the
southerly side OF said alley IA feet 10 a
corner stake, thence southerly parallel
with " alnut street by land OF George Z.
Ward passing through the middle OF the
8 inch gable end wsll dividing this from
| said George C. Wards mehsuage eighty
| feet to the said northerly side OF Eighth
| street. thence westerly along .aid side o
said street "a feet TO the place Of beginning
Seized ana taken IN execution rs tht
property OF Anna M. Smith, surviving
| mor,gagor OF Richard smith and Aims
| NJ his wife. snd Henry Finney, I. t.. and
| 10 be sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sh.rif's Office, New Castle. August 9
| 1878. aug9-3tawts.
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A good story comes from Newark. A
young colored woman recently attended
an Episcopal SUNDAY school IN that city
with the view of Joining the church.
She has been brought up Presbyterian
The minister directed her to learn the
Apostles creed. The clause 81 believe
in the holy Catholic church" dl'urle he
Tor she wanted to remain Protestant
The minister explained the passage to
her and she seemed satisfied. SUISSE
qaently she attended service at the church
ami saw the rector of the parish, robed
in white surplice, enter and kneel near
the eagle lectera, or reading desk. The
colored woman fed from the church.
She said aft-rward: "When / seed dat
word Cattle in print my 'spicious was
'rou,ed, bnt when dat minister cum into
de meetin' with dat gown on him, and
got down and prayed to dat duck, why,
Dress me, den ! kDow'd he was Cattle.
To reach the highest standard of health
nature dem ,nds the utmost regularity OF
the bowels; slight deviation brings
many Inconvenience and paves the
way to more serious dangers. We can
recommend Dr. Bulls Baltimore pills as
the best medicine for the needs of the
digestive apparatus.
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to march troops to the scene, ~ . cost 70
the government OF thousands Of dollAn I;
only to find when they get there that the
dieiculty had been ended, Is in this case
by Barksdale surrenderins himself to the
authorities. Such advisers are not good
instructors-they are too easily led by
their own savage natu as. The hot
blood Of the South is well portrayed II
not eclipsed in their own exhibitions Of
haste and ill-temper. A little reflection
will show them that they are really the
more dangerous people-that they would
involve hundreds in the quarrel OF sin
gle individuals, only to aggravate crime
and do q hundred desperate acts because
of one disgraceful an murderous fight
in the streets.
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WE reckon the Gazette" will be
pleased now that ii. NJ. Dixon, the io-
dependent Democratic candidate for
Sheriff OF Yazoo county has been killed.
-Repubiicdn.
The GAZETTE has never failed to con-
denim the use of deadly weap'ns In
fights, or to denounce fighting at all for
that matter. But II Is the daily practice
of the Republican to misrepresent the
GAZETTE. 1t is utterly unscrupulous
ia this matter and day after day states
that the GAZETTE says things that II
never said at all, and then goes on to
comment upon its own language just the
same as though We had uttered the
words or sentiments II falsely gave vi
credit for. But nobody believes thu
GAZETTE would use such language
And, therefore, the romancing Of TIN
Republican amounts to nothing.
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@ u E8lfF1 SALE,
- ny vitus Of wit VI Levari Fscias. -
m directed. Will be exposed W Pubic
Sale nj the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 Shipley st.,
Kept by John ]. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
WEDNESDAY,
The 27th Day Of August, A. D., 1879,
At z o'clock p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain II or piece OF land STU
ate Ia the city Of wilmington Aforesaid,
having two stOi y brick dwelling thereon
erected, hound and described ~ FOL owe,
u wit; Beginning NJ tue nOrtheIly Ride Of
Front street NJ the distance or Two hundred
and nhne feet westerly from the westerly
side OF Van Barren street thence northerly
parallel to van Buren, street sixty FEET 10
the southerly side OF n three AMI hall
feet wide alley, thence Their by westerly
parallel IN Font street sixteen feet TO q
STAKE. thence sOutherly parable 10 Harri
SOFA street sixty 'eet ~ the side OF Front
street aforesaid aud theuce thereby caster
~ Is feet u ths place OF beg inning, De the
contents thereof what II may.
Seized aud taken In execution as the
property at E,ixa Harris and Mary harrt'
and Rob RI Il. Randall I. rs, aud 10 b.
sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherin's once, New Castle, august I
SO, aug0 7'pw'e.
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HANDSOME PROSPECT FoR DELLA
WARE RIVER SHIP-Y ARDs.-It looks as
ifthe Russ an Government 4 20 we'll SAL
istied with the steamers it got from our
Philadelphia yards that the contrac for
the twelve additional vessels in contem-
plation by thu Emperor will come to the
Delaware, possibly with distribution
from Cramps, at Kensington, to Chester
and Wilmington. Sixteen and a quar-
ter millions of dollars will make lively
work among the ship-yards and, where
ever it goes, its il tluence must be felt In
a large circle Of trades. Ledger.
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In the fight between Dixon and Banks
dale, II seems that the latter saved Ills
own life by killing his opponent. lhose
who resort TO the use Of deadly weapons
are almost certain in the end to become
the victims of their own bad passions
Dixon il /, said " as a Greenback Demo
crat whom the hard moiey men hated
But the quarrel was an old feud.
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Damages AWNf deL.

Mr. John b. johnson, of this city, and
Mr. John ID. Miner, carpenter, No. 81
Fulton street, New York, who were APP
pointed as referees to assess the damages
on the ice house of Walton Bros, thai
was burned a short time ago, concluded
their labors yesterday. They awarded
the firm 2,4i0 ON the building. Mr. John
son was selected by Walton Bros, and
Mr.. Miner by the insurance company IN
which they were insured.
The award was also made upon the
ice, am bunting to $500. Total amount
Of award, So 100.
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LNHERIK,E,a RAIE

CHERIFF"s SALE
y ny virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias,
TO me diret tedt will be exposed To Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal Bhipley ST.,
kept ny John J Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware. on
WEDNESDAY,
The 27th Day of August, A. D., 1879,
at 2 o'clock p. m,
The following de cribed Heal EsLate, viz !:
All that certain lot of land aud wO sJory
brick dwelling thereon, 3 tuated In the city
of Wilmington, bound ed aud described NJ
follows 10 wit Beginning at the noriher-
= side OF Eleventh. street between Monroe
and Adams streets. at the distance OF i65
| feet from the easterly side OF Adams
street thence noriherly through the centre
| or an alley dividing this from the adj oin-
| ing dwelling of said Henry Evans on the
west and parallel to A.ams street IS feet
| To corner. thence easteriy parallel u
| Seventh street Il feet TO another corner
thence sOuLherly parallel TO the first men,
TONED line and Adams street through the
centre OF the party wall between this and
the adjoining dwelling Of the said Henry
Evans, on the east 50 feet TO the said north
er'y side of seventh street and theme,
thereby westerly II feet TO the place OF be
ginning, be the contents theI eof what the,
may.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty of Levi Taylor Woodrow and Liz I'll
his wife. and William III. Pennock AN,
Margaret, his wife. and I. t., and To be sol
by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office, New Castle, August
i 1873. aug9 3tawts.
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We suspect Mr.. Tilden is his own
booker, or chooses somebody else than
the owner of the World when he desires
70 make a million deal, hence that sh- ct,
and Mr.. G. w. Field, who desired to
have a finger in the pie, is exceedingly
ugly with Mr.. Tildeu.
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So MANY citizens have paid the Oils
which appear on the City Connclfs neh
book unsatisfied, that we feel that We
hay. conferred real benefit in publish
in. the list of names. All they nave 10
do is to pl oduce their vouchers to estab-
l,sh the neglect of the city officials III
not crediting the payment OF tue bills OH
the books.
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From The n. Y. Times Hep.
1t cannot be ssid that Dixon was the
inventor OF "the Mississippi plan although
It's efficiency for electioneering purposes
At the last he has been 50 effectuallv
bull-dosed that only his ghost will ever
trouble the Democracy OF Y AGO county,
Missi ssippi:
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Mrs. WInslpw's SsothiHg syrup IL Ihe
only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
their children. IL cOrrects Hcidity OF the
stomach, cures wind collie, res ulates the
bowels and gives rest. health ahd com fort,
TO mother and child. During the process
Of teething lis value In iucalculable. 1t
soltens The gums. reduces infiam slation
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
the child and comfort To the mother
rwent y we cents a bottle. marl6-lyeOd
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HERIFYH SALE

, HERIFYH SALE.
- BY virtue vi n writ OF Levaria Facies.
IN me directed, will be exposed 70 Public
Sale, Al the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i Shipley st..
kept by John ]. Dou cherry, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
WEDNESDAY,,
The Sd Day of september, A. D., 1879,
at 2 O'Clock, p, m.
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot or parcel OF land,
situated In the city OF Wilmington aIore
said bounded and described M follows 70
wit: Beginnin. at the corner formed by
the Intersection Of the westerly side of
West street and the southeriy side OF Four
ieenLh street. thence W. sterly along the
| said tide OF Four zenith street ~ itet 70
| the Intersection OF the said side Of Four
| teenth street and the easterly side OF STOCK
| ton street al 80 feet Wide, thence utterly
| along said side OF Stockton street IS feet u
| a sta g, thence easLeriy aud p irallel with
| roui teenth street 40 feet bh the aforesaid
| side OF West street, n thence thereby
| northerly e5 ,eet To The place OF beginning
| Do the contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken la execution as tht
property OF Joseph Richardson, and to b.
sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Sheriffs office, New Castle. August II
1879. augl6-Jtawts,
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~ HERIFF-B SALE.
y by virtue OF a writ OF Venditi'ni Ex
pOnas 10 me directed, will be- exposed TO
Public bale ~ the
LAr AZ ETTE HOTEL, S4i shiplcy st.,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, In The city OF
wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day Of August, A. D., 1870,
at3 O'Clock y. IN,
The following described Real Estate, viz :
All that certain messusge or tenefne't
and tract of land vi ua'ed III the city OF
vim ing ION, New Casilec unity aud state
OF Dela wa re, and bounded and described
as follows, 70 Wit Beg mi ny ~ tie north
east.riy corner Oi 1hird aud Lombard
streets, thence nOrthrrly along tie west
erly side OF LON 'rd street GS feet 10 a
line or iaLd now or late Of Joseph Teas,
thence herewith westerly 80 feet to lire
herewith soutneily parallel win LON
Of Tnird street, thence along the said ThIri
street Sc feet W The place OF beginning
containing by computation sb nut iva
thousand four hui dred aud fOrty-eigui
square feet OF land, AMI having thereon
erected n three-stOrS brick dwelling house
now or lately u sed as n hotel.
seized and taken In execution AS The pro
perLy OF Michael Meenau decea ell, III
INA MeeDan, Administrative Of Nichae
ne nan, deceased) and to be- sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sner II.
Shsrif's Once. New Castle, ,ugu@t 7ih
| 1873. aue9 avis.
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g @E0lgFo BALE.
~ ~ vbsts,e Ofs writ oil Levsiia reSI.s,
% me airSceed. will be exposed 70 r"o"o
LAtAYETrE HOTEL, Sal I~hipiey g..
kept By Jolin J. Dougberty. IN 'hc city 81
Wilmtugtn0, new Cssllo County. Deis'
WEDNESDAY,
ihe I'd Day Of September, A. D., 1879,
At2 O'Clock p. NJ,
rhe following desc. bed Real Estate, VIE
All thai certain lot ot land situaieu ~
the kA!d city Of Wilmington nounueu AIN
Aeseftbf d - follows, 10 wit: Beginning ht
the noraheily side of Is streot, between
Heald and TOWNSEND sreets, nj the o's.
lance Of 100 feet from the easteriy etoe OF
| To ~Dsend street ard AT "A corner OF other
land OF JamesP y, Quinn ON the east, lhence
northerly and parallel 10 1Ownsr"d stie.t
along a line dividing this fr~m uher iahus
III the said James r Qninn. on the east ss
afor said U. feei 70 a corner, tbente we
eriy and parallel TO b street ~ ieet to .
| corner. thence southerly n parallel 10 the
| first mentioned line and Towhsrnd stret
along new line 'iviuIng this fruin Other
u feet 70 the afOt esaid northerly side OF !
street, and thence thereby easterly "a tee
| 10 the piaee Of beg INNING. be Inc contenu
thereo' what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution ~ w
property OF Peter J Quinn and Jas. In
and sarah Ellie Il and 10 70 cs .p sSe ~
Sherif's once, New Cast'e August II
70. aug 'b3sawts.
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WIN make regular sunday Excursions
70 the above places. com ne"cing sunday,
July Y, 1879. Leaving French street hari
at $40 u. m. Returning leave Bombay
HOOK at $50 p. m.
Fare from wilmington 70 New Castle
and return, 30 cents Wilmington TO Della
ware CITY and return, ~ GEMS; " tImihg-
tOn TO Collin Beach and return, 90 cents;
Wilmington 10 Bombay HOOK and return,
so cents. aus6-iw.
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Look at the BIeaclneSl


table damask, offered at the Bee Hive
for 37ac. per yd.
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PUBLIC SALES.


SALE OF COWS. n.
A. Il, at Public E.si SALE L.: :. Red N
Chester county, Pa, R1&
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1879,
All O'Clock, p. M.
SIXTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS
SPRINGEkS AND YOUNG BULLS.
a., HlLL BAILEY..s
l.. W. Stidham 4 Son Auct'rs. aupi9'i
IL ENT IRON AND HARDWARE
IN COMPANY.
IRON, IRON, 's'
STEEL. STEEL,
- HARDWARE, HARDWARE.
q, ANc COACH MATERIAL.
~ Have the Largest Stock Of Goods In the
ptate In their line, and hest assorted stock
In the United STATES,
90 AND 2M aHIPLFY AND zle
AND 90 ORANGE STREETS.
WILAINGTOH DEL.
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TO PHYS ICIA N 5
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experience the dissatis.
faction 80 often attending the dispensing
of many of the GIN ulsiOns In the market
would call your attantiOn TO some OF the
features OF the emulsion which have pre-.
parei and dispensed for years with an
varying satisfaction. The Oil used Is the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Ia exercised In the choice OF al
material ami In every detail of It's manu-
facture. By careful manipulation thls
EN- ulsion IL made with the smallest pos
sibie amount OF gum. and by the very mi
cd very fiuid ard perfectly pala table,
Each tablespoonful contains 90 DER cent.
OF Oil and 8 grains of HypOphOsphite 81
Lime. samples will be gladly fdrnished
TO all Physicians who may desire them
Put up In pint bottles, price u. Manu-
factured and sold Wholesale and retail by
w. K, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
apI2-f Ninth and Market Sts.
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The Democratic Nomination Eiecl'oi'
takes place tomorrow afternoon. ro'''
o,en At 3 O'Clock close at I.
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dividend.
~ MILMINGToN, August ?, 1919.
The managers OF the Wilmington and
emmett Turnpike Company, have this
day "eclared u d vi0end OF twenty Ave
cents per share for the last six months pa, :
able at tue National BANK % Delaware
on and afte' the twentieth Instant,
J. POULSoN CHANDLER,
augis A.. Treasurer.
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NOTlCEs.

NJ OTICE.- A div,usnd OF ferty cents DER
~ snare has bee n declared BY the viii
animation and hilaaleiphia Turnpike com
pany, pa, able on " after the iilh lust,
jos. TAcNALL. Treas.
sth mo. stb, 1s79.-augi4.
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NJ OTiCE,-J. Ii. Primrose haas W aeL Vi,
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine com pany-the Wheeler a
wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and ~ an en.Irely new machine,
Wilson. IL In the finest made lock -stitcl
-ewing machine now In use, and has nd
antages superior 10 any other.
We hope our friends will give uE call I,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
Our LerrItery embraces Delaware and
chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern y ore OF Maryland.
Our ONCE, at present, will be found al
rs Market street. Alter The 18th Of March
aexL we will be found at our old staud, the
IarreLt building, No. 7ls Market street,
aS-AGENTS WANTED.
feb5-dtf j. ii. PRIMROSE
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-07-03

WHY GEORGE W. WILLIAMS STopr-
ED SELLING WHIsKEY.-When Geo. W..
Williams. the Charleston millionaire,
was young man, he became a partner
in wholesale grocery house in Augusta,
Ga. The sale Of liquors was q leading
feature and principal part of the bust
ness carried on by the firm. The thing
went on until the death of man was
traced to barrel of whiskey that had
gone out of that establishment. Being
we'll grounded in the principles of
religion and temperance, Williams was
shocked and distressed by the sad even
and determined to free himself from fut,
ther completely in the liquor trafc. He put
his foot down on that branch of the busi-
iness, and declared that no more liquor
should be sold by the firm of which he
was member. Friends demonstrated,
alleging that the house chiefly made its
money through the sale of liquors, and
that if this traffic we're discontinued the
concern would break. Williams stood
firm, the sale of liquors was abandoned,
but the business of the house, instead of
declining, increased. Williams after
wards removed to Charleston, aud has
been steadily prosperous, until he ranks
among the richest men of the South
EXCHANGE.
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cvcroNEs,-Mr. Barbam, in Nature,

CYcLoNEs.-Mr. Barham, in Mature,
concludes that "a cyclone is occasioned
by the meeting and passing each other
of q northerly and southerly current, so
that they pass each other on the left
hand respectively" Supposing this to
be true for the northern hemisphere, we
must for the southern hemisphere sub
stitute right hand for left.
There is nothing in this contrary to
dynamical principles, but the facts of the
geographical disposition of cyclones ap-
pear to show that the eddies or whirls in
which they originate are formed not by
north and south currents passing each
other, but by the same meeting each
other; that is to say, in the zone where
the north and south trade winds meet
when this zone is at some distance from
the equator. Cyclones are not formed
in or near the equator, because there the
earth has no rotation relatively to an
axis drawn vertically to its surface.
Mr.. Blanford has written in Nature,
showing that Mr.. Barham has not &C.
counted for the motive power of the cy-
clone, and explaining it by the liberia
ton of latent heat from the condensation
of vapor in an ascending current at the
center of the cyclone. This explanation
was the first given by Espy in his "Phi,
losophy of Storms" and is certainly true,
But the two questions are quite distinct.
viz: What sets the cyclone going? and.
How is it supplied with motive power
Three conditions are ueediul for the
formation of a cyclone-6rst, an eddy
produced where currents of air meet
second, sufficient "steam power of the
atmosphere" as Espy calls it, to produce
strong in-draft to the center of the
eddy; third, a position sufficiently far
from the equator for the currents of all
towards 1he center 10 be sensibly defec'
ted by the earth's rotation.
But how is the in-draft first set up!
7 reply, by the centrifugal force of the
eddy causing barometic depression al
its center, whence follow cold, the con-
densation of vapor, and the liberation o.
heat which has been latent. The liber'
ated heat expands the air in the upper
strata, thus supplying the motive .powel
of the cyclone.-J j. Murphy IN Ma
| turs.
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ORGANIZING A WORLDS FAIR.-The
citizens committee of the proposed
Worlds Fair to be held in New York
held o meeting Monday evening. The
subcommittee on organization and clas-
sifcation recommended first, that the
proposed Worlds Fair be held in the
city of New York in 1883; second that it
be held under the direction of one organ
zation, be created by act of Congress,
consisting of commissioners from the diff
ferent States and Territories, and from
the city of New York and other promi-
nent cities of the United States, giving a
sufficient number to New York city to
constitute and effective working execu-
tive committee third, that this report be
submitted to the National convention
called to meet in New York. The report
was adopted and referred to the National
convention. Mr.. H. G. Stebbins was
elected permanent president. The chair
man stated that already fifteen States,
eighteen cities and fourteen commercial
organizations, representing 176 del
egates, had intimated their intention of
being represented at the convention.
The convention is now in session.