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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

!iNNIvERsARY.-T The Sabbath Schools connected
with 81. Pau's NJ. L. Church, celebrated their
anniversary, Thursday evening" ina pleasant man
ner. The church was filled to its utmost capaci-
~, and the deepest interest appeared to be felt
throughout the proceedings.
The exercises were opened with singing by the
morning AID afternoon schools, followed by Il
prayer hy Rev. JAMES Cunningham; followed
again with singing by the Infant Schools and the
Secretary report
Very pleasant and appropriate addresses were
made by Rev. Mr.. Shaw, Rev. Thomas r. Plum
MGR, and Rev. A. Rittcnhouse The singing by
the schools was very fine, and all the exercise.
of the most pleasant character throughout. Tho
audience was dismissed with the bcnodiction by
Rev. James Cunningham.
The report of the Secretary, Chas. II. Moore
shows that the schools connected with the church
at their last report numbered three schools will
7j officers and teachers, S37 scholars and 12j in
FAINT scholars. There were Bible classes and thu
| Library contained $50 volumes. At present thcr,
are schools with az officers and Teachers All
scholars, 100 infant scholars, and Billie classes
The libraries contain 100 volumes The expenses
for the year amounted to S339,3S. The Library
has been thoroughly oyerhauled and all book
deemed useless wceded out while many new one
have been added.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07
e1in,..l, ai,s, wyoming.

VI. Z. CluHclt-Thc NJ. 4. GhnllA ii Caui
den, has been euspd for repairs fir staic time
The Ladies' Mite Society hid il piuttd ana
thoroughly clcnsod throughout, me gentlemen
had Il new double roof put on, an d which adds
vastly TO its appearance. Il was renptned ~
Sabbath morning The ,,ih ia,t,, at - 4. Nj,
from the text, Pray without cesa.a4.
BuHui.AHY.-so Some Thief or ilicye Cniarol liz
dwelling house occupied by Mtsst', luglAHHt-ier
and Mcfedith, in Wyoming, on the ni-sAi q or
tuhcr i0lli, aud after searching iht iii-c. M!
"appf0lriatingn II iluie, revolver, SILVER watch
aud medal, and scattering tic bi.iiess papers
contained in secretary, over The lioar, they re-
paired to another room, lighted limp. COM
mcnced playing cuChre and enjoying heulselftt
generally Tie robbery was not discovered I'M
til the next morning, when it WI found ;bai
| they had entered through biel. vi aaw. M
clue las VT been found to the pqrpt.aaters. Til.
Is one Of the ialdcst deeds Of robbery we oycl
heard Of, and the citizens will do weil d keepa
Sharp lookout for suspicious characters.
| llOAlERIiS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

GALE AT TIE BREAkwArEr.- The gale Of Mon
day week was very sc"crc at the Delaware Break
New York, dragged her anchors and grounded
on the bar opposite Lewcs, but was hove of next
morning without damage, and proceeded on her
voyage. The schooner Gorhani, from Philadel.
phia for Boston, dragged into the pilot-boat, Mo
ses Fl. Grinnell, carrying away the Grinncll bow.
spirit, foretopinast head, and rnainmast by The
deck; hull not injured; she left for Philadelphia
for repairs under toresal, the only sail she could
set. The brig j. W. Woodruff, from Calais, lol
PhiadelIh ia, had mainboom broke, stern dam.
aged, and boatstoyc; she remained at the Break,
water on the 30th. A schooner, reported as III,
O. Borroughs (probaby the Owen Bearsc, from
Philadelphia for Boston,. sprung a leak and stnl
off the Brcakwater, on Wednesday morning.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

Storm on THE BAl.-The Steamer Lady of the
Lake, of tue Annamcssic line, encountered u
severe storm on the Chesapeake Bay, on Thurs
day. which compelled her to anchor and wait
until ii blew over, causing detention Of about
IL hours. The passengers, which should have
arrived here at ubout u o'clock Thursday night,
did not reach here until Yesterday about noon.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

TERRIBLE AccipEST.--At about noon Fiiiiuy /.
German named VIM Hale, in the employ Of En-
ward McManus, at his meat packing establish
mcnt in 1atnaii street, between 18th and 9TH SITS,
while fixing u window lost his balance and fell
backward into large kettle Of boiling lard. He
remained there some time before lie was discoy-
cred, MS lie was alone in the shop at the time Of
the accident, and whilst waiting and calling for
help he pulled Ill the clothes oil of himself and
when first discovered lie was standing in the door
OF the shop calling for help, Assistance was i'm.
mcdiatcly rendered, and lie was carried to Tic
house Of Mr.. Frank Bickta, near by where Dr.
Tracey was called in and did all that was possible
to relieve his terrible suffering.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

tana River Improvement Company wishing to
improve their own property on both sides of
the Chrstiana and Of developing fully the new
territory and splendid wharf properties in which
they are interested arc we understand offering
desire to erect factories &c., on either side Of
the river. This is thc right spirit in which 10
conduct such enterprises for though such policy
is attended with positive loss at first it is much
better for the city on account OF its tendency 10
rapidly develope its resources and build up new
industrial establishments and in the end pays The
enterprislng men who practlceit much better than
it would to sell the land at the highest prices ,c
men who buy merely to hold it and await M
| increase in price.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07
Erarellrrs' eSNids.
y-r- ,az4s,ss pnalADELPHIA, Will
tta{{jj >...ssi MINGTUNl AND BALTlMpRl

~
IA ID ,l.s.ss;. aiNGTdN AND BALTIMORE
fAf 7iGizp N NE .TAvLE &C.,,
sss~ gNtiNt- spSna) Y s sr.s t.i'
III is' WAs WI IN SsTS SsES sI;s a. foawr
TAy.SAii. TRAfS 4, $40 A. M. tsaniays sxses-
s sIS saa ss A Rs III 5sp se wilmington
s,s ,'tfsarll n,, 'nisrmediate stations .~,...
rxrRE~ FRAN n 1900 N. 'susaays eAos''
RxpRssS TRAISs $50 p. hi. Sundays cxsspt
ed st kaihgore and washingion s!I,SpPng az nav nav
, pai T sIasa Nsl Son Charles
town, PurryyNe, Hnvre-lc.a Grace, Aberdeen, Ferry
mars. i:iiewaJa, Magnoiin, chasc's and Stsmmers
WiemT RxpRl:ss Al ii.oo 7. NJ, tDailyl for Balii.
more and waahinstoii, Connects at MlMangiio IN
stopping al New Gzstie Middletown, Clayton, Dover
harrington sasar psnssss Anne a man con
Marriott. rtttsnialth and the South.
Nonros All Natfos. VIII take the 1900 NJ Train
Vi'erl'f'a WI Wi} lshs ;SS + f III IMP
stopping NJ ., iasions hStwccn Philadelphia and
1eave pbisocs Mii, n iso 100000 aud iisO
(daiiy.) r. NJ The 400 2. M. train connects with
Delaware Railroad for Milford aud Intermediate sta
tions. The 900 r NJ, train runs 70 Sew Caste. eo
TnRouGiI TRAISs rRosi DALTIMoRE.
cave Wilmington at 10 40 A. NJ, 1880, b.20 and
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at Tai Sal and Ills A. Nj, 3.4B
h.a1. /. 20 and 1875 r. ".
FROM KALrisiDi.a TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baltimore III - A. NJ, Way Mail. 9.S5 A.
NJ. Express. 2.lo p.M ';sifess. go I. N. Expires.
s.n5 +. NJ. Express.
From baltimore to Port Deposit and intermediate
stations at buU II ".
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit will leave
Perryville at G,sI A. NJ for lialtimsrs pnd necme-
date stations. ,
Trains Tor i;altn moe leave Chester at e.i2 A. NJ,
and 05 r. NJ.
Trains for baltimore leave Wilmington at 10 90 A.
b., and 4.55 II. NJ. -
Freight train with Passenger Oar attached will
leave Wilminstn for Pefryville and intermediate
SUNDAY TitAls FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Balgimufe 81 s.obp. NJ, stopping at iaNre.
tctirals, peiryvilt 4nd Wilmington. Also eiops al
Nnil-f East Ellioa mud Newark 10 take passengers
fIf Philgdglphia arc leave passsignrs from Washiig-
ot ~ al,iaarc aud at cses,cr IL lenve passengers
fs,n iiaitiilnst ~ " ish.ton.
Il! AENEEs, superintendent
III. -; .-.s,sss DELANcA u RAIL
1857 I. sia'.4s 81 ROAD line.
Qua NGE OF HOURS.
tn AID AFTER MONDAY, JULY Slh, 1861.
PaNsea.et iiaiis will run as follows, until iurhei
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

fetoc ew t'attle ior Wilmington and philadei-
phla ~ 1850 A. 81 Leave Philadelphia, go 4. NJ,
and Mil,Ainyton T.lIf ~. Tor New Castle.
sMYhN. BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional Ia above will leave Smyrna for
Clayton 1900 uroa aud 740 T.. NJ, ard Clayton fer
smyriig,s 10 A. Mao { 1908 p. M,,to make conncc-
ton with traits % AMI frin dover, and stations south
trains Ted tiu9 rfl"tlrld 90 L. NJ. and Wilmington
eaiie Sa.n ~ p..aG :. ~. sill run h close sonaec-
ton win s,ean.toats 10 Norfolk aud Portsmouth and
ESInass lran- "a lut som Baltimore, Philadelphia
va .srs 14;i lhss sill stop IN tie Delaware X,
itaAeaibi j hriHN; "-uliicns nj which THEFT tiue
Is Siatel ESerp; ra' steamboat Train south will
let IN pA-carla from Baltimore at any station to
wide4 they lava ieefta.
P.ss tq,r. igsir llnwaia n. i. line to Baltimore
clisi ais n Mlmbl9ten, Passengers from
!}aitas9tF, li9 Is, ~, eiange ears AZ y. u dune
u - i.i agIis, Il Wilmington, al night ualess
trai.. ~ eeAs.e.
l.. q. ssWAi1., Jr.,
Superintendent del. Il y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

REQuIsirIoS Observation-Disclosures Salisbury has
issued a requisition on the Governor OF New
York for Henry Austin, man arrested and con-
fined in the Albany jail for stealing horse from
L. +. McWhorter Of ST. Georges Hd., and a
wagon from G. w. Gregg, of Newark, New Cas-
tie County. We understand Sheriff Herbert
left Saturday evening for Albany for the purpose
of bringing on the prisoner
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

\ NEw CATHOLIC DIocEsE.-It is said that
the State of Delaware will soon be. made Dio-
tesc, and as such it will be part Of the province
oil Philadelphia. Father Reilly, of St. Mary''s
Catholic College, and ST. Mary's Church, in this
city, will be lis first Bishop.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

S,n or REAL EsTAE.-ogle & Townsend sold
on Saturday at the Indian Queen Hotel, at II o
, clock, a. M, for Sheriff Herbert, brick house
on corner 9Th and Church Sts. To VIM. Swocny,
for SLIGO; lots adjoining on Ninth street, 20
the same for $3.50.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

STRIKE ESpEp.-Tlic strike Of the oyster open
ors ut Seaiord to which We recently alluded has
ended and the establishments have Recommended
operations. The men gave up the point concern
ing which they struck. They now receive 10
cents Dcr gallon
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

INSPECTOR ArroISTEp.- Washington las
been appointed Inspector of Weights aud Mea-
sures for New Castle county, vice Thomas itus,
whose term expired about month ego. His
office is at No. $40 Shlpley street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

RosEviln FAoToRY.-Wc stated some time
ago that the old Roseville Factory was still mass
of ruins aud that no effort had been made to re-
build ii. David Chillas, Esq, Of Newark, the
owner Of the water power and property, writes
lis that he has advertised III several Philadelphia
papers that he was ready At any time to rebuild
the min for either cotton, wool, OF paper manu-
facturc, the tenant to find his own machinery, or
lie was willing 10 rebuild it and join some one
having sufficient capital in the wocllen manufac-
ture. We would suggest to Our friend that the
capitalists about Wilmington are quite as likely
| to talk. advantage of such an offer ae those Of
Philadelphia, and the best way 10 get nj them /,
through the advertising columns Of the CONNER
ciAI. We of course, in our item only referred
| to what we saw; that was, that nothing toward
rebuilding had been done, and our statement
could not have been Supposed to refer TO efforts
| that might have been made L,etiag d!irartis re.
JaaiHy the factory.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07
KrNr cotNfY MAlrnns.-rrom tic smyrna

KENT CouNrY MArrEEs.-From the Smyrna
7imes:-
The Times is in favor Of Grant for the Presi-
dency. 1t recognizes lin as the coming man
t. Clarkson Taylor, OF Wilmington, wiil tX-
hbt his fine stereoptean views in Smyrna, Nov.
7li Smyrna is TO be congratulated.
Smyrna launched 100 ton vessel the other
day. Mr. X. +. Hastings built her for DID. Cum
nins. She was named Ma2gie CammiAs, in huuoi
Of daughter of her owner and Rev. DR.. Morrc
made a speech on the occasion Of her launch
The Times is Indignant that any one shoul{
suspect Smyrna OF having u National hotel
thought exactly why, we do not understand.
1t insists on calling the COMMERCIAL tNc
Commercial
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

CpECIAL NaTICE.--
- FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS FOR 1861.
Mrs. M. A. BINDER, 1881 CHRSNUr STREET.
Importer Of Ladies' Dress and Cloak Trimmings in
Frinses. Satin Trimmings, Tasses, Gilnps, Brads,
Ribbons Gnipurc and Cluny Lnces, Grape Trim
mings, Fancy jet Collars and Belts.
Fast Edge Ycvets, in choice shades,
Also
Black velvlts. all widths, at low prices
Partisan Dress aud Cloak Making In all its depart
ments.
Dresses made on 81 hours notice. Wedding and
Travelling outfits made TO order in the most elegant
manner and al such rates as cannot fail to please
suits of mourning at shortest notice.
Elegant Trimmed Paper Patterns for Ladies' and
Children Dresses.
Sets OF Patterns for Merchants and Dressmakers
now ready.
Patterns sent By mall or cypress to all parts OF the
Union,
! Mrs. uutun's and Madame nemorests charts for
| sale and system Of Dress Cutting taught. oct3-gm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

WORK SusrESnEp.--Work on the Delaware
and Maryland Railroad has stopped from. some
cause The Road now runs to Ridgcly. IL Will
take nineteen moro miles to reach Elston.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

FARM Sol.p.--Messrs. Ogle & Townsend have
sold for John Burnham farm containing about
200 acres, between Middetown and Townsend, u
Thomas Swami for =, 600.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.

PERsosAL.--At Washington, on "Wednesday, In
the District Superior Court Horace G. Blddle, OF
Delaware, was admitted to prnctice at that bar
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CUR NEloHsORs.


"A hungry thief entered the cellar of George
Wallace. Of Elkton, and took all the bread and
butter and pot Of cream.
Rev. Mr.. Mutlack's sermons 70 young ladies'
in The Ekton NJ. Il. Church, are very popular
and are largely attended.
Court continued in session at Elkton during
the past week, and was mostly occupied with
criminal business.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07


The trial Of Arnold for the murder of Mr.. Farr
has been removed from Caroline to Talbot.
A meat house belonging 10 T. G. Nicols, Jr.,
IN Easton, was burned down on Monday morn
ing week.
a rchtl preacher is to deliver a lecture in Eas-
ton on the Last Days Of the Army of Northern
Nirsiuin, 10 obtain funds for enclosing GENE.
terry at Appomatox, where, says the Easton Jdur-
RI, : the humane and patriotic ladies of that sec.
ton have buried the brave soldiers who fell in
that light. We hope the reverend traitor will
not fail to duly Impress his audience with the fact
those ~erc . the last days of the Army of North
ern Virginia, nor 70 bring Appomaiox wildly
before the minds OF the people around Eastoy
many of whom seem forgclul Of the fnct That s,,ci
battle ever was fought and totally Ignorant Of
| what it settled.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Somerset HeraN complains Of the prae
tiec prevalent in that and adjoining counties o
| letting stock run at large.
wIOoMIco COUNTY.
| Another one of the children OF James W
| Lynch has died of the poison administered to Nj
] Is. family, by n woman in his employ.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07

RoBRERY IN poyER.-On Monday night of last
week. Mrs. Wilds, wife Of j. T. Wilds, Of the Far
mers' Bank at Dover, heard some one moving
about in the house, and supposing it was her nn-
Gle, spoke to him; she received no answer and
looking to see who it was discovered strange
man in one Of the rooms, with his face mutlled
up to conceal it, She gave the alarm but the fel-
low escaped carrying with him pair Of boots and
probable some other small articles Ii was after.
wards found that the thief had made an unsuc.
cessful attempt to enter the Bank in the dwelling
part Of which Mr. w. resides. This bold robbery
was committed and the still bol1er attempt made
before the family had gone to bed. No clue TO the
thief lias vet been obtained
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07
r.ibe, Suit settled.

The suit for libel brought by w. N. w. Dorsey,
of Milford, against Mrs. X. s. MeConaughy, for
alleged publications in her paper, the Clayton
Herald, and which was 10 be tried in the Kent
County Courts at this term, has been settled.
The terms Of the compromise we are not able
confidently TO state, though it is currently rli-
mored that Mrs. McConaughy pays the costs in
Cured, agrees 10 retraet The charges made, and
to refrain from severe illusions 10 the angelic
Dorsey in future.
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H00Jlana's German Biiters,


Resulting from any Cau,e whIGvcr
PRESENTATION OUJttl SIGI Ell.
induced By Severe l&hlr y rd-
ships, ISpG5urc, Eovgrs, ts1
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dies in snrli clsea. tone nnd yignr Il impaired to
tho whole system. the appetite is strengthened fipd
j. enjoyed the sioNach dse'ii promptly, the blood
Is purified, ilia complexion h,cones sound and
hraltly, tic yellow tnge is cfadimed from the
eyes, 4 hopai Is given u the chceks md the weak
aud nurynns Invalid becomes strong and healthy
belur
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are malo strong by the use Of either OF these
remedies. They Will cure every case Of MAEAsMVS,
without fli
Thousands ofcertIleates lave acrulnulaiei in ls
hands Of tie Proprietor hut space Will allow Of the
publication Of hut u few, Those it will be observed,
are men If note and of sucli standing tai they must
be believed
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n. ~. 5.i7,s5sss- . e Q A " Z 70 Il I.
$50 |. Si.i,e..sa.ssta ROAD LINZ.

tn AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY slh 1851.
Pseseaet iraiis will run as follows, until urihet
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07
NOTICE.

well-csiablished fact that fully ono-hulfoftle
Emancipation s..1.gzr=rrxu, ofour popua
ton are sel N~tsdY/--- dom IN ths
enjoyment Il va good hclth;
or, ouse their Ian EfFjl own express
sion meyer u-ssStl ssa sir.sstfes,s feel WELL
They arc Ian - - gni devoid
II all energy, cslrGnely nervous aud have no
appetite
10 this class Of persons the Bl'rrERs, or the
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
Navigating the Air.

The air navigators are more hopeful
than ever. An Eronautical Society has
been formed in England, and It's first re-
port is before the public. The Duke Of
Argyll Is president, and Sir CHAs. BRroHr,
WILLIAM FAIRBAIRs, JAMES GLAIsHER, and
other prominent men are members Of the
Council. A paper has been read by Mr..
WRSBAN, which is said to be "full Of close
reasoning, and differing entirely from the
illogical speculations often put forth by
enthusiastic projectors, who set to work
according to methods that inevitably lead
to failure" He examines at large the
fight Of birds, the extent Of surface Of
wings Of different kinds, the weight OF
bodies, the muscular strength required for
fight the much less power needed for
horizontal or angular motion in the air
than for perpendicular ascent, and other
questions bearing on the subject. He
considers that the attempt to simply imi-
tate the fight Of birds is impracticable,
but concludes that Imam is endowed with
sufficient muscular power to enable him to
take individual and extended flights, and
that success is probably only involved in
question Of suitable mechanical adapta.
TONS" Aye, there's the rub. The con.
struction Of the equitable mechanical
adaptations" is where the difficulty lies
But Mr.. WESHAN's paper has attracted
the attention Of eminent men, and the
lEronautical Society will do all that the
scientific and mechanical knowledge Of the
present day can do towards solving the
problem.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
FISAScrAL.-During the week ending

FISASorAL.-During the week ending
on Saturday there has been received at the
Treasury Department from the printers,
s470,000 in fractional currency. During
the same period there has been forwarded
to national banks and others, 1866, 1851
with 100000 in 81 and 81 notes to the
Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia.
The amount Of securities held by the
Treasurer OF the United States in trust for
national banks, reported on Saturday, was
as follows: For circulating notes, $340,.
6lS.500; for deposits Of public moneys,
S38, ,878, ,450; total, 1915, ,496, $40.
The amount Of national bank currency
issued during the week was $l60,550.
making the total amount issued up to date
S303, ,206,267. From this Is to be deducted
the currency returned, including worn out
notes, amounting to 4,425, 1862, leaving in
actual circulation at this date $298, ,7S0,.
3l4.
The amount Of fractional currency re.
deemed and destroyed during the week
was S349,00O.
The receipts from internal revenue were
S909, 1872, making the total amount for the
week ending on Saturday S4,875, ,294.32,
and the total since the 1st instant $l3,.
206, ,960.73.