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GOODS AT COST.

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SELLING OFF AT COST.

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onnee that they are sailing off their entire stock Of
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EXTRA.

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for S2j.00, warranted all wool.
Ready made suits, all wool $500
Fine Black Cloth Coats 1900
Fine Fancy Cashmere Coats 1900
Unioa Cashmere Goats $50
Pants, from 2.25 to 1000
Vests, from l.25 to 400
And splendid assortment of Gents Furnishing
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A splendid lot of Cloths and Cassimeres, which
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Sept. IL, 1867. P. 4 F.
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STANDARD MILLING MACHINES OF I'M
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FOR Sale.

The subs criber will sell at Private Sale, his Hay
ii puse aud Stable with ONE-HALF ACRE of
ground, situated on Fisher ST, adjoining the lands
Of Thomas e. Jefferson and William G. Eliason.
Smvrna, Nov. g. EDW ARD WARD.
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AUCTIONEERING.

w. ]. LANK, Licensed Auctioneer, Townsend,
Dl., is prepared to call sales of Real Estate. Mer.
c,andI$e, Personal Property, &c. Having had several
ys,rs experience. he feels confident he can render
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will attend to their wants in this line promptly
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Townsend. Address, VIM. ]. LANK.
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THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
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PARIS. 9Th April, 1854,
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Extract from letter from Baron Solomon RothschId
PARIS. 8lh April, 1864,
25 Rue Fauby 81. HOnore.
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$40 A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE WITH
nv Patent STENCIL TOOLS prepay samples free. Be.
ware of nringeTs. My circular will explain. Address
A. J.FULLAM, Springfield Vermont
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AZY(sOS!

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We Still Live Don, be h%%oGgged cas, Oy
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Philadelphia.
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Made upon Strictly Scientific Principles

THIS article is entirely different from any other
eered 10 the public. Its composition will vary, and
contain such ingredients only the tree, fruit, plant
or crop Tor which IL intended requires thereby
abling The buyer avoid purchasing large quantity
OF what he really does moi want in order get small
quantity oil what he really does want; which know,
from experience, is true with many, if not all the
phosphaIcs that il the market. No fertilizer can
be good and cheap at the same price for two crops
whose constituents entirety different II muy be
good for both but must be dear for The other.
For example, If u phosphate should contain IngTe-
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price, II is absurd TO think thai the phosphate
would be equally cheap at the price for another
crop. whose Onsinens entirely different. Ii
not contain ing redienis for articles of entirely
different nature in such proportions TO be equally
cheap for one the other am confident that there
Is great deal of money thrown away for phOsphates
of different kinds from the fact that they did not
tain what the desired crop needed and in many
cases the crop would have been better off without it
at all while il tle same article had been used for
other crops oil different nature, twOuld have dOubly
paid for its cost have been carefully experimenting,
Tor several years. and any who will take the
Bile TO visit my farm, EllIsburg, ~ j., five miles
from Camden, where am constantly experimenting,
may see where | produced growth upon PEACH and
PEAR trees Of SIX FEET ak INCHES, IN ONE SEASON,
and irult upon the SANE unusually large and fine,
while trees right alongside equally good in every
respect not having the phosphate on them, did not
grow one loot IN The same time, and produced fruit
at ALL Will be prepared to furnish short notice,
phosphate tOr any kind of lrut-vine tree fruit
country such as wheat, rye, corn, grass and all kinds
CT vegetables
The reader will please bear in mind that in sending
ORDERS the article for which it intended be used
MUST BE MENTIONED, and kind of soil aso if you wish
the worth OF your money. AS have said before, two
articles oil an entirely different nature must not be
furnished with the same kind of food the article
prepare for grams would be dear at half fol
frult,-and Vice UerSd.
Price of the Prepared Phosphate for fruit Trees $65,
90 per ton.
For vine fruit, $50 90 per ion.
For vegetables. grains, and grasses, $50 90 per ton
Fut up IN Barrels containing from 275 to 325 lbs
each.
Orders for ton ard upwards delivered in Phila
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On orders for less quantity reasonable charge fol
delivery will be made.
All orders must be addressed to the manufacturer,
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No. go Market St,
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DISSOLUTION.
JB,chIBE lor the Delaware Tribune.
e EAL Z STAT 9.

am now having many applications for Delaware
and Maryland Farms. Those who desire to sell
the,r property should send me a description, with
Invest price, and terms. Catalogues published
nrnlhly. for free distribution. No chGrge unless
sell. A. K. WOOLSTON,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Nov.l3 sig King St. WILMINGTON, Del.
SUBSCRIBE Cor the Delaware Tribune.
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NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81 1867.
The Rcderman estate sold yesterday for $500 900
The suit Of Mortimer Phelps against the Union Copper
Mining Company was decided in favor of tho plaintiff
the jury awarding $la9,370 damages that being the
value Of the ore heretofore extracted. l8N
r. H. Farquhar County Clerk OF Nevada county, the
Union candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Court was
killed to-day by an explosion Of gas nhs Court House
Mr.. j. G. Mccaum had declined the nomination Of
Secretary or State on the national republican ticket
The schooner Fannie Hare, thirty eight days from
Hong Kong, has arrived The brig Jennie hence had
not arrived at Hong Kong and fears entertained Of
her safety The British ship Dawn OF Day and Dutch
bark Japarro had sailed for San Francisco previous
June IL.
The steamship Moses Taylor, from, San Juan, arrived
last night.
The contract for constructing the first two sections Of
the sea wall has been awarded to A. H. Houston The
work will be commenced in two weeks from the foot OF
vaUo street. Houston gave bonds TO the amount Of
$50, 900 for the proper construction OF the work.
A. Murra the defauer OF the treasury OF Santa Clara
county, has been sentenced to two years imprisonment
The British ship Burlington recently from Sidney has
boon bclIed by several OF her passengers who claim
S25, 900 damages.
The schooner Sarah capszed In q squat on Santa
Cruz, aud two OF her were lost
The ship Blackwell, from Panama. has arrived, and
the Sunrise has sailed for Liverpool
The bark Clifton, for Liverpool, has sailed.
Tho San Francisco Water Company have hled articles
OF incorporation, with capital OF 80 600 00O and pro.
pose 10 supply the city with water from Santa Cruz
mountains They will commence operations mme-
diately.
Halls standard brands OF candles are quoted at 21Hc
23c. Eastern butter 12c 12lc. Flour is firm At 80
a SO So Wheat, 81 IS. Barley, 81 s5. Mining stocks
irregular; Crown Point 81, 1856; Yellow Jacket, $3.50:
Gould and Curry, $705; Choar $40; Bsntinck, $500;
Imperial $207; Empire MIL, $50; OvsrmAn, $ls2;
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WssICAesIfR INTELLIGENCE.

PARADE or THE NEw YORK TURNER CADKrs.--A dress
parade OF about hundred boys OF the New York Tr-
Cadet Corps took place yesterday afternoon a
beautiful level piece OF ground Boston road Mel.
rose large number OF persons including the parents
and friends OF the miniature soldiers who dressed
in uniforms and armed with the regular infantry
weapons but Of small size, witnessed the
OF the cadets, which were gone through in excellent
style with apparently good deal OF pleasure In the
evening the young soldiers returned TO New York
THE BASE BALL MANA.-For some time past, on each
successive Sunday, large crowds Of ball players from
York. have been In the habit OF thronang varo ne
parts OF the villages this side OF Harlem bridge
where pursuing their sport they caused great deal
or ANNOYANCE and several instances disturbances CALI
Ing for the attention Of the police Yesterday Sergeant
Morrison snd officer Thoruhi ade raid the sports
and arrested several Of them hey brought be.
fore the Justice, aud after being severely reprmanded
permitted to CO.
ALMOST ANOTHER srRIors RAnRoaD AociDEsr.--Sot-
withsandng the many warnings contained in the
columns OF theigRALp from day to day, wosd seem
that people will place their lives In jeopardy either
obstinate ignorance unreasonable imDibas.ons. On
saturday night, about nine O'Clock, man, whose name
could not be ascsrtaned was discovered lying on thu
horse car railroad track, short distance hom Harlem
bridge In beastly state OF intoxication Conductol
Austin fortunately perceived the danger cgs position
the in time 10 save his life. He pAs IL on q 70
moved from the track TO the sidewalk
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ceremonies aad psgeantry, the eccesIastics who still
remain here Joining with the hodav-ioyng Romans
In tue enjoyment OF the secular games provided the
government and municipal authorities TO al up the
octave Of st. Peter.
If nearly all Rome was at st. Peters church on the
centenary day, may say literally that all Rome was
present at the chariot and boat Ia the Bor-
ghese villa On Monday The Prince has not allowed any
such amusemsnts his villa for the Lass eighteen years
and the people ocked accordingly In fact the people
formed the chief part of the spectacle, for neither the
equtation Of Guliaume's riders the rowing
Of iabotomed boats on the ornamental lake. were SUI
ncenty important 10 warrant such vast concourse Of
Last night the capitol was the point OF sttrac.
ton The Senator Of Romo had invited as many
guests as he could cram into the great halls of
tne ralazzo del Conservation. Cardinals pariarcls.
bishops, ladies in diamonds. such only the Roman
palrican danes possess, and Rentsmsn 10 uniforms
municipal halls, and especially the great saloon In which
an excellent selection OF opera music executed by
nrst rate performers. There but few dpiomatiss
present The French ambassador was Ill a home. the
Austans abstaned in consequence OF the teiegram
noancins tho I.fated Emperor Maxmilians death the
consequence Of the illness 81 his father; but
'n Tns u were Plenty OF uniformed .. attaches
thrown open tho public and the facade Of the three
Capone palaces surmounted by the lofty capitol tower
effectively illuminated and brought into brilliant relief
against the dark blue summer sky formed ensemble
not inferior TO the Illuminated cupoa OF St. Peters In
the forum below, the venerable monuments Of Roman
and then revealed to existence by the
light OF Bengal fires artiscay directed towards them
ia uuc sucCeSslon Win the Accompaniment oil Cnoruse5
aud music. These things are well managed In Rome,
and tho numerous foreigners among the crowds OF
spectators who thronged the capitol and all It's ada
cencies last night will doubtless carry away with them
permanent souvenir of tasteful coordination of
classic and picturesque.
This afternoon we have a solemn meeting Of the Ar
cedian Society at the Paazzo del CONSERVATORY at the
capitol where tue learned members viii reote their
poetca! compositions all about st Peter his present
glorious successor OF course and in the evening the
ascent to the Church OF St Peters in Montor!o will be
n1uglrafcd and the Church itself illuminated.
On SUNDAY the reiOcnR1 will doilntyAy ccnclulod
by tho drawing OF lottery from the balcony OF the Cap
olne Palace the extractions consisting Of hundred
dowres OF 40 francs EACH to be gained by poor but hon.
est Roman girls. Wemay presume that The immediate
consequences OF this piece of municipal muncence will
be the hasy contamination Of hundred very imprompu
marriages
Cholera cases arc increasing Rome, but the Italian
government has established quarantine at the frontier
yet only fumgang travellers at Fiorenco on their wav
from Rome to the north.
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BY THE CABLE TO JULY %.
>~~o->o~~o-~~-~oo~->~~~
French Imperial Honors to the
United States Navy.
The Dance erman Question and Its
Contradictions.
Napoleon's /" Humiliations" by the
Legislative Opposition.
General Grant and the Presi-
Dental Canvass.
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

The Empress Eugenie ON Board the Colorado.
CHERBouRc, France July 20, 1867
Her Imperial Majesty the Empress Eugene, yesterday
visited the United States steamer Colorado Admiral
Goldsborough's flagship, lying in this harbcr, and
was received with all the honors beftng her exalted
rank her approach salutss fred and the yards
were manned.
The vessel gaiiy decked with coors from stem to
stern The other vessels of the American squadron and
All the French men-of-war and the shipping in the
harbor were also profusely decorated with bunting
The Empress was received by Captain sedman United
States navy Of the Colorado, and his officers, and
conducted through various parts OF the ship. Al the
conclusion o. the inspection Her Imperial Majesty gra
ciousy expressed herself highly pleased with the APP
pearance Of the ship and grataed with the warmth Of
her reception, and departed for the shore amid the
ahusiastc cheers Of the sailors who manned the yards
tnd with parting salute from the great guns of the
Colorado.
admiral Farragut Entertained by Napoleon.
q PARIS, July %, 1867
= On Saturday evening Admiral Farragut received
ut state dinner by his imperial Majesty the Emperor
Napoleon The dinner was especially given by the Eu-
peror In honor of the American Admiral.
ThelFrsnch Minister of the Marine and other members
pr the imperial Cabinet and the Ambassador Of the
United States, General DIX, among the invited
guests.
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R o NJ e
CORRESPONDENCE or TIVE HERALD.

The Foreign PreIstes Taking Leave-frepar.
ing for n Cenncii-sperts Of the Octave of
Peter-In the Capitol aud Feram-A sunday
Rows, July 8, 1897.
The Pope has received the parting adicu1 Of the Eve
hundred preates assembled from al quarters Of the
globe lie has given them his blessing He has &C.
ceped cir humble address and has announced TO them
tina, their attendance will be required again for IN
acumenicai council which will be probably convoked
for the autumn OF 1865 II win BE- thousand chances
10 one ,ha, most Of these Monsignor viii not be here
again next year.
Gsuerally speaking the foreign rrelsses have had an
opportunity Of perosvns during their late residences here
,ba, they are morally as we'll a. physically speaking,
bigger men than the Roman clergy. Many OF them are
d,sausted al having far merely TO carry candies
in PROFESSIONS and will not readily travel some thou
sapd, Of miles again next year TO be made more spec
Sa,ors of paeeants instead Of psrcpators 10 important
resolutions. by men whom they look down on a. In
feror TO themselves bu. who in reality command them
,hrousn the medium Of the Supreme Pontn whose o..
III OF course In the keeping Of his every day sdvsrs,
ana whose policy ia dictated. oy their Influence.
Meanwhile. baYspa dora Tor shs present win fssloa