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4 Mobile mcguire Acquitted.

PITTsBURG, December N.-The argu-
ment in the trial OF Mcfarland, the Mol
lie Mcguire, at Uniontown, was concluded
this morning and the case given to the
Jury at half-past u o'clock. AT half-past :
O'Clock they returned a verdict OF ac-
quittal.
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,,eoxv LOSSES I'm Coffee speeuiations.

LONDON, December A.-The Daily Iete-
oraph. in is financial article, says " Havre
adyices state that some enormous specua-
tive operations in coffee have thus lar re-
suited in losses estimated at Gl0O,OOO.
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DHILAD T. LPHIA, RICH- f>sS
Il .Szss<e-ss
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamers of this line will sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az IL NJ, and every SUNDAY at
4. NJ
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re
cciycd TN 1870 \. NJ: for sundays steamer M
L. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily til
l.. VI.
Fare, So.
steamers conncctat Philadelphia for Fan river
and tho East.
For further Information. apply 10
J. W. MCCARRICK,
General southern Agent
W. 4. CLYDE & co,
no 80 General Managers.
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The Pullman Company Evading
Duties.

MONTREAL, December ga Pullman
car conductor was caught to-day by Gus
toms officer in the act OF bringing in tickets
for the company without entering them ior
duty. They were confiscated.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 2I-NOOH.-Stocks with
out important change Money, Sol per cent. IN
cnangc-Long. 49, short, 4S31. State bond
dull Governments generally higher.
Ereafng.-EXcnange, 479i. Governments Arn
new Us, 1921; new 4 Is, IliE; new Is
llsi,. Money. 6W3 per cent. Stites dull Subj
Treasury halance-C0in, Ss3,sO7,2J2; currency
@4,374,4O7.
stocks opened arm aud closed rather weak.
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THE MoRAvIAN CHURCH.

.,,,ch Of the Religion OF John Hnss, Ar
..,,es Of Faith, Customs, etc. rs Suggested
:. n visit 20 salem, the Great southern
.-.,ian Settlement I'm North Carolina.
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Buy no HOLIDAY PRESENTS WITHOUT
sing Dr. SCOTS beautiful Electric Hair
IA FIesh.Brushes. They olloays benefit
Y zen. and maryellously cure Headaches,
Seralgia. Dandruf, Falling Hair, Bald.
~, Rheumatism, etc. Price refunded II
ta represented. At Drug ana fahey-
t1fce
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rev Edward Wall, rector OF st. Ste
,hen : Emscopal church, resigned his charge
io.day 10 accept call from st. ste"hen's
church, Baltimore.
Co,st;,ptional skin diseases OF scorDu-
80 onaracter are successfully treated with
DIR. Benson's Skin cure, ihIerii1, "na ,a IA
ternal treatment, both pleasant l. celI.,n ~
ly removes seroiula, erupIlons, o uana au M
and tan, and makes the SKIN smoo'h anu
healthy.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. December 24.-Cotton-Net re-
ccipt, 1883 bales; gross, 1914 hale. Futures
closed steady; sales, $4,000 balcs; December,
rulry. el2.3JmSl2.36; March, Slz.J10s l2.JS;
ApIil, Sl2.76a l2.77 Mly, sl29l@cl2.92;
June. sl3.03Msl3.0i; July. Sl3.l3NSt3.l4
August sl3.23MS $685.: September, Sl-.2J b.
sl2.27: October, SLIGO SLIT; November.
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As a perfectly reliable and economical
remedy, we cordially recommend DE-
Bulbs Cough Syrup. Price % cents bot
tie, For sale everywhere.
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The business Of keeping COWS 10 make
nam for ereameries Is a fast-growing IN
'slry In many sections Of Iowa, ILLINOIS,
~ Wisconsin.
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COMM RCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHNOSD. December "a. 1881.
No business was transacted to-day on account Of
Il being Christmas Eve.
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IoIir.

Fl0ur-Wc quote: Fine, Si.5OGSj; extra. S7m
1928 supcrdne. SG.2JN -6.JO; common Elmily
S7.2JdS 500; choice family, sSMs9.
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GONE BEFORE THEY ARE Isxx1
ALL PICKED OVER AND SELECT
YOUR PRESENTS FOR TIE
HOLIDAYS.

Tie largest and finest line Of GENTLEMEN's
MAROON, GOAT, sEALsK1N, ALL1GA-
TOR, VELVET. and CLOTH-EMBRODER-
EDsLIPPERs,a and LADIES' KID, GOAT, and
BEAVER-CLOTHs SLIPPERS IN the city;
sATCHELS, HANDBAGS, GRlP-sACKs, and
RATLROAD-BAGs, in Grain Leather, Tur-
key Morocco, aud.Russott Leather.
JUST TIE THINGS FOR \ PRESENT.
j. 4. GRlGG,
de 10 Tenth and Main streets.
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UNDERTAKES.

UNDERWRITERS.
TOSEPH ". LAUBE, fs
~ FURNl~lllNG-UNDER - -
CORNER FIRST And BROAD STREETS.
RICHMOND. VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURIAT-CASES,
ROBES. UEAkSk. HACKS,
and al things requisite 40 LOWEST RATES.
Telegraphic and country orders solicited. nh
I +. CHRISTIAN, C--o
II. FURNISHING UNDERTAKINGS -
flate with and successor % J. \. BELYfN.l
No. 1918 EAsI BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
has a large assortment II WOOD AMI WIT ALLiC
CASES. CAskETS, SdkOUDS, CLOTH CAS-
kErS. &c, AT low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly attendei
10 day ar night &c S-cOd
". n. SUTHERLAND. W. ID. SUTHERLAND, }. T..
SUTHERLAND, llate Hay & sutherland, Under
tlkeis.)
WILLIAM II. SUTHERLANDFT
w K SONS, UNDERTAKES, No. 49,
10 north Eighth street. Richmond, Va. We keep
on hand ful stock OF WOOD AND METALLIC
BURIAL CASES and CAShErs. Orders pr )mptly
attended o. in city or country. Having our Own
carriages and helrse, we are prepared 10 ATTEND
FUNERALS at very reasonable raIes-
no 25-k,sa&W3m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEcEMBER "a, 1851.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New lOrk, merchan-
die and passengers, q. W. Allen Co.
Steiner PIOnecr, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
as and passengers, J. W. McCarrick, agent.
steamer Ariel clifford, Norfolk, merchandist
and passengers and United states mails, l.. Ii.
Tatum, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Kanawha, Greenwood, Portland, Me-.
coal Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Robert IIealy, Brooks, Norfolk, truck
barrels, Currie 4 Co.
1.-The schooner ID. II. Ingrsham, Greeley, with
coal for Portland. was chartered 10 the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railway Company by Messrs. Currie &
Co.. and not Is reported yesterday.l
BELOW BOUND Up
number OF vessels are reported below bound
for this port. among them being the bark Laura
Maria, from Liverpool, and schooners John >.
Bcaehlm, Rachael :. Miller, and Clara.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

TIE LEADERS or -e4dwl
FINE SLIPPERS.
SHOES. TRUNKS,
and SATCItEIS
for Christmas trade.
SPENCE BlEB e CO..
de II So Broad street.
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'VHE YORK RIVER LINE.

TIE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
70 BALTIMORE AND ALL POINTS NORTH
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AND SATuR-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AID DANYlLLE DEPOT
VIRGINIA. STREET,
AT 2i5 T.. II.
Commencing THURSDAY, December 1t, the
HAVANA viii leave West Point on arrival 81 the
Richmond train TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SAIl EDAl =, arriving IN Baltimore about 1880
a. W. and connecting with all trains nOrthYard.
straight tickets 10 Baltimore. 90
liound ''''''..' "
stitc-Rooms and Bcgihs secured on application
from slc1mer's cabin plans.
For Tickets, Iine-t urcs. and all information
call on \. ". CAREER & Co, the Ticket Agent
- The Richmond and Danyiiic depot or ne under
General Passenger and Ticket Aren't.
no 80 No. Tenth street
DICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG
IL And POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedIlc
commencing SUNDAY. November "a, 1881
900 4. 81. leaves Byrd--trcct station dIly stops
only at Milford aud FrcdoTicksburs.
$50 4. NJ leaves Byrd->lrcct station daily lex
ccpt Sundayl.
4:j0 =. NJ leaves Byrd-s rect station daily.
400 Il. NJ. Accommodation for Ashland, leaves
BrOld-etrcct station daily except
II.2s An, arrive. at Byrd-sircct station daily.
2:i9 L. ", arrives 40 Byrd->trcct station daily;
makes no local stops.
9:5s r. ~. arrives 20 Byrd-strcct station daily
s.34 \. NJ, Acconmoda,ion. arrives IT Broad
street station daily Except sunday.
{. 4. TAYLOR. General 1ichc' Agent.
). ]. u. MYERS, General superintendent.
IHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
y WAY TIMETABLE, IN EFFECT NOyEM-
7'45 4. ~ sisil No. I. leaves Richmond daily;
arrives Charlottesville li:tO \. ~; stanton,
sHsn a. al
phur. $40 T.. W.. Hinton, l0AO 4. ~. Charles
'on, 400 4. 81; Huntington, G.iOA. NJ; AZ. Stcr-
ling; II noon; and Lexington, ny, l40 T. ",
arrives Charlottesville 1i:i5 4. NJ; stanton,
l2O 4. 81, williamson, f:lO 4 VI. White sui
phur, GI5 4. "; Hinton, Q \. 81; Charleston,
$50 =. ~. Huntington, =. NJ. and Ashland
except sunday, 0:l0 r. NJ.
$3.50 J.. ~, Freight snd Passenger, leaves Rich
500 p. NJ; Gordohsyilic. s:lS i. NJ; and Char
iottesyile 1850 +. NJ. stopping q al stations.
Mail No. arrives AZ Richmond 4. 81. daily.
Express No. arrives . \. VI. daily.
Schedule OF Lexington division o.. l.. & u. :. X.
r. VIII take effect December 1t.
For further Information spply a. General
and Ohio railway depot ONCE; or 600 MAJ street.
H.. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
e. ". SMITH, General Manager. no 10
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALt-RAIL FAST-FRElGHT LINE
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PiIlLADkL-
PHIA, NEW YORK, AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.
Correspondingly quick time 10 other points.,
Through bills Of lading issued Al low rates.
G. A. TAYLOR
~ Its General Freight Agent
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old u S=f,

DOR NEW fORK.-Thc Old II S-+Sff>
Il Dominion steamship Company sSss-lls 81
steamer, VIII sail rs follows: steamer Old DO
MINION. Captain WALKER, EVERY TUESDAY
At O'Clock 4. NJ; steamer WIANOKE, Captain
COuCH, EVERY FRIDAY at 1 O'Clock Z. W.. 1;
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY at o'clock 4. II.
Freight received up To IL O'Clock W. for the
Tuesday, and Fridays steamer, and 10 > o'clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west; alsO 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare to New York, $40; round
trip, SIS Storage. SO audS7
For freight or passage, apply 10
q. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv Gets Company's Wharf Rockets
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TIVE MOST SENSIBLE, (9wst1
TIE MOST AGREEABLE,
THE MOST APPROPRIATE,
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
for lady or gentleman IS pair Of
NICE FINE SLIPPERS.
The largest a.sortmcn; ever shown IN he city, az
prices that win astonish yOu.
BOOTS AND SHOES
ia endless variety for csGybodya
{. l.. sIEGEL's,
{. l.. SIEGEL'S,
G. l.. sfEGEL'S.
dee A2l Broad street.
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OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP fgSFs,
. COMPANY. a.eTkkz2-ss
FOR NEW YORK

This company viii dispatch one of their splendid
steancrS-OLD DOMINION, WlANOkE, MAN
HAITIAN. dRICHSIOND-EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY 40 / T. NJ, and SUNDAY at
4. NJ
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS &C 4. VI. from Pier
20 new NUMBER, foot Of Beach street. North
river.
They have splendid saloons, s,ate-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
SIS; Storage. 80 and -.
Fregllts for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Frcights received until o'clock +. VI. daily.
For further information, apply %
GEORGE ", ALLEN & CO., Agents.
my office Company wharyes. Rockets.
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PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE

On Train 5o-New York and Atlanta ria Wash
ington aud Danyllie.
ON Train 62-Iiichmond and Danyilc, and Dan
VILE and Augusta.
All passenger trains stop nj Bon Air
Tickets soid 20 an points south, southeast, and
southwest, aud baggage checked through.
NOlay-Oycr checks given ON local tickets.
A. POPE,
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q which cake and coffee is served TO each
one BY ladies' dressed in black with white
luslin caps and aprons. No outsiders are
aniued 10 these except by special invita-
lond some member Of the church, but all
slo are admitted are invited to participate
DE feast. .,
IN iryillages they still keep up the ola
lSiiution Of nightwatchmen. Inc Wa'ch-
laa doe, not proclaim the hour WIN the
amula GAPS we'll" but simply blows a
sach-shen. beginning at 10 O'Clock WIN
fe blast. giving two blasts at II, ana 80 on.
On the last night Of the old year theS
BET al church and spend the time uniil
-llngld singing and praying. Then, with
ghd song Of Thanksgiving, they disperse.
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bmnounced by the playing OF Dand OF
ngsic in the church-towcr, and the sex,
agc, and condition (married or single Is
indicated by the sort Of air played. The
sexton then appoints pall-bearers, who
meet AZ the residence at the hour appointed
ior The funeral. and after IA prayer they re-
move the body 10 the vault for the dead,
last outside the church. Then the whole
congregation 20 into the church to the fu-
neral services, and after they are con-
GUIDED a procession is formed WIN the
children in front, and in this order they
Proceed 10 the grave.
They have occasional
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Al salem there are about $500 OF them.
q, town Of Winston has grown up OF iate
ee Just alongside Salem, with only Il
BET between. As you walk along ihai
sset YOU have on one side town nearly
years old, built after the fashion OF the
ssmany Of that day, and on the other
srous modern town only two or three
sades old. There are not many places IN
'teh are 10 be found such opportunities
comparing the present with the past.
DARIUS.
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leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at $3.50 A.. VI. for aboyC-namcd
places. connecting ~ Portsmouth with the Bay Line
Tor Old Point Baltimore, and the North. Return
ing the steamer ARIEL leaves Norfolk 10 g 4. NJ.
arrIvIng 10 Richmond NJ nhOnf 4 Z. NJ
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-. -,ondenec Of lhc RIehmond pispatch.l

lcorrer0ndcnco Of The RICHMOND hsratch.I
TorlSBrRG, y. c., December %, 1881.
T. "a. recently my fortune 90 visit Salem,
,,'r.y,h county, y. C., the seat OF govern
v, Cor the Southern district of the Nora
L. ~ church in the United States. Think
w. y" that perhaps some of your readers
u I'm, De as much interested in learning
n',ss,cthing Of these people as was,1 iotted
- The following particulars for them:
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Msrss and wagon Recovered.

The horse and wagon stolen from
Butchers alley on Monday morn.
ing, mention Of which was made in the
REPUBLICAN, on the same day, was re,
covered at Lamokin yesterday after
noon and brought back to this city.
The owners of the horse and wagon
had begun 10 think that they would not
recover their property, when the tol.
lowing telegram was received yesterday
afternoon At 2.20 O'clock:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %, 1881.
Mr.. Louis Lee, "Bulchers A LEY -
Take the first train to l.amckin and
60 TO tue Drovers' Hotel A FRIEND.
Mr.. A. d. Lee Immediately proceeded
to the depot and boarded the = 80 train
Tor the a5ov" named place. On Ills ar.
rival he proceeded to the hotel men
toned and made inquiries concerning
the stolen property, bat the proprietor
said that h. must be mistaken AZ theie
was no strange horse and wagon there.
Mr.. Lee then went back to the Depot,
To look for this "Friend," failing TO
find him, he thought something was
wrong, aul went back to the hotel to
look around, gong TO the stable yard
this time, and the first thing that hr
saw was the wagon. He was satisfied
then that the horse must be in the
vicinity and went hack to the hotel aud
demanded the horse Of the proprietor,
who was 10th 10 give it up, yiEg that
It had been there for week or more,
but Mr.. Les persisted, and the proprie-
tor took the key Of the stable and hand
ed 1t to Mr.. Les, showing him where to
find the horse. Mr.. Lee was not slow
in hitching up the horse and starting
for this city where he arrived early in
the evening. 1t is not known who the
thief IL, and the whole transaction is
shroudet in mystery, the robbery,
he telegram and the actions Ut the pro-
prietor OF the Dlovers Hocel, 1T Lamo-
kin. 1t is supposed, ho Sever, that the
robber is Well acquainted with Will
mingtL n, and more especially y the butch
er's. As was stated in Yesterdays
paper tn six hides that were stolen were
recovered in Chester. Evidently the
map only wanted to dispose of the hide,
~ he made no apparent effort to sell
the horse and wagon.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
THIRD EDITION.
COUNTERPART DRAxsL AGAIN.
To Promlnent Penasylvs snta
JuAges Jass Escape the swindlera.

1s~-4
To Prominent Penusylv snis
JuaEes Jast EseaPo the swindDers.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-The Drexel
fine art swindle is becoming amusing as
well as interesting, and the number of
its distinguished victims is constantly
increasing. The latest EDITIONS to the
list are Chief.J ustice George Sharswood
Of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court,
and Judge William Pearce, OF the
Philadelphia courts, both Of whom tell
very similar stories of recent exper.
fences With the gang gofsharperS, though
both escaped without loss.
Judge Sharswood says he was stroll
ing up Broadway when he was met by
a well-dressed young man who called
him by an unfamiliar naue, and after
wards apologized very politely, saying
that the Judge bore 40 close a Tesem.
blance to the person for whom the
stranger mistook him that he was de-
ceived for t1e moment. He wou,d he
grateful if the Judge would give him
his real name. Judge Sharswood
obligingly did SO, and the young man
lett bim. The remainder OF the story
is in the strain which has now become
familiar.
Another we'll dressed and courteous
young gentleman met the Judge a few
minutes latter, called him py name,
introduced himself an F.. A. Drexel, ,Jr.,
and Inquired a,ont numerous Philadel-
phi. friends. He said he had just re-
turned from a course OF art studies in
Paris, anu had brought with him a
painting which he had purchased for
81, ,UN0f, thou.h agents of both B~lm0nt
and Vanderbilt bad bid against him for
it, The Judge went with him 10 look
at it, was told the story of its shipment
to Phila telphia, and OF the prize OF H.
DOOR. lust received from "A Paris anti
lottery.
He was induced to invest $40 in tick
cts ior aaotber drawing, but when the
,coIrpiice brought out inn lements the
Judge saw through the game, snatchtSi
M his $40, and made his way unmo-
lt sted to the street. The pseudo Drextt
went with him and joined heartily in
Juuge Sharswood's deauEciatious Of
the place Even alter this, however,
the Judge G, ntesSs that he still had
confidence in his new friend, ana lost
i. only after the reported suits lad
shown him that persons true character.
Judge Pearce met the yonng man ia
Madison Square. In this case he intro
duced himself as Joseph Drexel, and
his little game was gong on finely.
} ulge PeArce suddenly remembered
that he had an engagement wi'hin SO
short q time that he couiC not go to see
the young mans picture. Tney parted
with mutual expressions OF esteem,
promising 70 meet again. Fortunately
for the Judges purse, they II. yer did.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
AuIusaut Aban0Sho~

Upon opening the LADIES' e., loJ moi
p, w. & B. r. r. depot TINS nn m'l
IA soap box was discovered apy hpva
the seats which appeared 10 hss' ass =,
thing alive in it, Upon a oloSi leSita a
natlon being made, a small wn,'s mos
was discovered therein, wtspp, atp J
nicely in y quilt, the boA uI.1 'I.I
with cotton. The child loosus d
about ten days old, and was o.a .ar,
by those Who saw it a. being sV.s u,
ty. When ::discovered' II Nv wS al to to-
It's little fingers, and sseIneu aao s,1 Al
the matter very calmly. Ine LINDA
egs at the depot were in a guam q,s it.
to what they should 40 y VIII 1n;.aa a.
Mrs. Dougherty, OF the INA can,
hotel, hearing Of ths aftalr' .Ss Ss']
the depot .and stated = ina, s1 ,ns sud Ind
take care Of it. How it can came thal hal
mystery, but it is surmisSes'i mIiiS"ight hit
person on one of the !, mian'suii UNI" III
last night, slipped on tho 'iE II he'll
room, and placed it there r., ..Ksu :, nd d
q box, no notice would Ds '"A
the time.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
aHRRIPF'S SALES,

CnERlFf'S SAI4E-By virtue Of = writ Of
Leyar Faciss to me directed, will be s1-
nosed to pubic sale, at the Jefferson House,
Kept by BENZ D LOngland, la the oity OF
New CASTLE. in New Castle Hundred, New
Castle county, delaware,
On FRIDAY, tho 18th day sf Oetobsr, lss1,
st2o'clock, , m.
The following deacribed real estate, viz:
Ali the following described lots and parceh
Of land situated in the city Of New oastle, ID
New Cast e Hundred.
No. /. Situated on Harmony street, In the
said city, bounded on the southeast BY land
late OF William T. heed and Samuel Wright
on the southwest ny land late OF Vhomas
Robinson. deceased. on the north-WeS1 Dy
9th r lands Of John keegan. on the nortn.
east by Harmony street, having . front q
about ~ fee, on harmony street. and deptn
of about IS feet. with .wo and one hal sto
ried brtcR house thereon erected.
No.2. ltouuG I'd on the southeast by NO
afor said, on the south west by lands OF me
hers of Thomas Robinson, deceased, on tne
north west ty otner lands of John keegan.
ana on the north west by Harmony street 3
having a front of about "a feet on Har W
mony stre et running back about Is feet. with
1.-TWO stored bsica piastereA mouse thefeoh
erected.
mel COuper, on tie northwest by other lands
of ,John Keega H. on the northeast by Har.
mouy street. having front OF about 10 feet
on Harmony street, raining back about 10 t.
with wo stored house, part brick and part
trame thereon erected, called the kissing Gun
hotel.
No. 4. Bounded on the eouth east by No. 3
aforesaid. on the southwest by lands Of Sam
~uel Coupe. on the north west by other
t.Alands OF John Keegan, on the north east
6y Harmony street, having front OF about
20 feet on Harmony street. running BACK
about rs feet, with two storied brick house
thereon erected.
NOS. Bounded on the southeast by No. I
aforesaid, on the south west by other lands OF
John Ket gan. on the north vest by lands Of
Mrs, Vininv, and on the northeast bv Har-
mOny street with front of about 20 feet on
Harmony street, running back 10 feet, with
two storied briek dwelling house thereon
erected.
No.6. All the fol owing described real es-
tate on Market street, with q two and half
storied brick dwelling house thereon erected.
bounded ae follows to wit: On the south.
west by lands Of the late samuel Carpentei,
and on the north east by lanis Of the late
Charles WegkeImann, on the south east by
Market street, amt Oh the north vert by land
of James kcCarty and Louisa johnson, with
front on Market street about q feet run
ming back about lN feet more or less.
Seized and taken IN execution rs the prop
erty of John keegan and Rosanna, his wife.
and t. t., and - bt sold by
PHILIP h. CLARK, Sheriff.
SugR1ry UFFIOK, Whining ten, October :,
1881