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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

WEDNESDAY, October 30.
The dsagrccal,le weather indisposed our conn-
try friends to come to town this morning, and as
a consequence we had slim market, and pri ces
ruled high. The small stock on hand was soon
sold out, and they were not compelled to stand
long In the storm.
The markets arc beginning more and more to
assume the usual winter appearance, and pork,
sausage and scrapplc arc pushing out the usual
products In the summer and fall markets.
The following nrc our quotations -
I'm. Nd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

BRrrs' NEW FoUNDRY.-The fine new foundry
building and pattern shop for Messrs. E. Il A.
Belts, on the Newport pike, near the toll gate, is
almost finished. The walls are up and the roof
There will be no engine In the foundry building
the blower being In the tool works below.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

TuE SCHOOLS FOR CoLoRED CnrLDREN.--
School No. 10 of those under the supervision of
the Delaware Association was opened In the
colored church about one mile from Newport
yesterday. school house will shortly be built
iear there.
The recent difficulties Mt Lewes seem 10 have
subsidized and the teacher who was mobbed Is
teaching In peace, several Of the respectable oiti-
zcns of the place having used their influence to
preserve order.
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"SHELLS OF OCEAN,

'T'HE most extensive assortment of MARINE
L CukioSlTIEs, Corals, Canoes, Pearls, Chinese
a ,. Japanese Workmanship In the Unitsd Ststes,
VIII De exhibited and sold at Public Auction at Std
han g. SONS Auction Room, iii East Fourth street,
commencing on WEDNESDAY Evening October
SOlh, NJ O'Clock, and will continue Thursday Fri
day AMI Saturday the 8lst list and I'd, at the hours
u 2and 7. NJ Every article offered IL sold without
reserve or limit to price to the highest bidder.
/. w. ST1DHAM u SON, Auctioneers
+. I. BOYTON & CO., Importers 1877 south Eighth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. oc2s.Gt
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Marriages.

duING = ClIAMBER5.--- In Philadelphia, uclpbcr
2stb,nt the residence OF the brides father by Rev. r.
Israel, Of Wilmington, Del, Henry D. Going, OF
ChambeIs, Esq. No cards.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

LrG FRAoTuRED.-On Monday evening, as
John West white barber In Dover, was rolling
Il barrel of liquor into the cellar of the Capitol
HOTEL he missed his footing and with the barrel
was prccipitated to the bottom of the steps, rac-
turing his ankle. The broken limb was soon set
and we believe he Is now doing well.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

KENT County TEACHERS CONVENTION. The
question OF having convention Of teachers, to
organize County Teachers Association. has been
agitated through the papers for some time, and
a request that the teachers of Kent county, and
all Others interested, should meet In convention
at Dover, on Saturday, the 26th inst, was issued
about two weeks since. In accordance with this
call, number of teachers and others assembled
al the Capital on the day named.
At 2 o'clock, 7. NJ, the Convention was called
to order. Pref Ii. j. Smith, of Wyoming, was
chosen President; J. L. Kidney, Secretary. The
President being called on, made few remarks
explaining the object of the Convention, and the
benefits to be derived from organizing an associa-
ton, after which the teachers and citizens present
entered on full and free discussion of the
subject
On motion the following gentlemen were elected
committee To arrange a programme, and issue
call to the teachers and friends of education To
convene at the Capitol buildings in Dover on
Saturday, November 9th, 1867 for the purpose
Of organizing County Teachers Association -
Prof II. j. Smith, Thomas Irons, and L. W.Gay-
lord.
Other Important subjects were ably discussed,
and general interest awakened in all the teach
trs to see the cause move onward to final success
ON motion the Convention adjourned
II. j. SMITH, President.
}, L. KIDNEY, Secretary
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geaths.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LEvIs..-pud in Elktor, Oct. 2lth Eliza @. wife OF
Robert eyis, and daughter of Richard +. and
Marrnret Riddle
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Every Man Should be A Freeholder.
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY!
Stventy-1hree Beautifully Situated
BUILDING LOTS


fss viii he sold ut Public Sale, on the premises
E:M Oh SATURDAY AFTERNOON November 2d
1861, at O'Clock, Seveniy-three valuable and hand
samely located BUILDING LOTS. lying on the hill
n the western section and being within the built ny
limits Of the city, as follows:
q lots fronting on Seventh street. between Monroe
and Adams, 10 and Il feet front, and running back
IS ieef To u II feet wide common alley.
q lots fronting is feet Adams street, by so feet
deep
lOot- fronting 90 IS and II fe4t OIL Seventh street
between Adams and jackson sts., by . feet deep
I lots ON seventh street. between jackson an d
Adams street, 10 feet front, by 1873 feet deep.
10 lots on Sixth rect, between Adams and Jack
son,20 Is and 10 feet 'front.' by so feet deep.
lots on Sixth street, 10 feet frcntby 12S feet deep.
lots fronting ~ feet on jackson street. between
Sixth and Seventh sts., by SC feet deep, running
back to an alley.
q lots on jackson street. between Fifth and Sixth
streets, II and is feet front, by 10 feet deep.
These lots are all valuable, and in neighborhood
that must be built over in a very short time. They
are nearer the business part Of the city than any
Building Lots heretofore offered to the public, and
therefore demanded to meet the necessities for more
buildings to accommodate the rapidly increasing
population of Wilmington. 1t has been asserted by
one Uf our best business that 700 buildings will
be required next year to accommodate the increas-
ing demand, and as these lots are situated Just
where houses are needed, no man can invest his
money better than to purchase at this sale.
The sale will be positive.
TERMS Ten per cent Of the purchase money to he
paid when the property Is struck OF. The balance
N approved Bankable notes, at 4 months bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
oGLE & TOWNSEND,
Agen-s and Auctioneers.
oot23-ts No. East Third street.
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delaware Tribn,te
LOCAL NEWS.

SALE OF A FARM.-Samuel Frazier has sold his
farm near Che tertown, Md, containing 100 acres
10 william Ford for $4,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

Observation-Disclosures Burke, who lived in Lord
street, and was employed upon the wharf of the
steamer Ei=d Hdncor, while wheeling coal aboard
the boat Tuesday evening, about 81 O'Clock, fell
overheard, and his barrow which was empty and
being drawn after him, fell in and it is supposed
struck him He was picked up at about half a
boats length from where he fell overheard In a
very short time after the accident. When taken
out he was entirely ifecss and all efforts at re-
cuscitation were Ruthless He was about So years
Of age, native of Ireland, and leaves wife and
five small children. Deputy Coroner Curry held
an inquest and the Jury rendered verdict OF
death from accidental drowning. As he did not
posed that the wheelbarrow fell upon and stunned
him, though slight bruise upon his neck was
the only mark he showed of such an accident.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

FIRE IN SUSSEX CouSTy.-On Friday morning
last the frame dwelling house Of George W. s.
Nicholson at Cameron's Ferry, near Seaford,
caught fire on the roof, from the chimney, and
was entirely destroyed together with some out
buildings. Some furniture was saved from the
dwelling.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

SERIOUS AccIDEST.-G George Megglns of St.
Georges, employed In making repairs on the Del
aware Brcakwater, at Lewes, was seriously In
jured on Friday last, by stone falling on his leg.
was taken to Lewes, and received surgical treat
npnt
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ALERT VS. WYoMiNG.-The third game between
the first nine of the Alert club of Newark, and
the second nine Of the Wyoming club of Glas.
gov, was played on the Quickstep grounds, in
Newark, on Saturday afternoon. The following
was the score
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SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

Al The Fine Dwelling House No. 700 French
EM street, Is offered for sale. The house Is In
first rate order aud contains al! the modern conve-
niences. From 1t there Is a vefy good view of the
Delaware River, and the situation Is convenient to
churches, markets, &c. The lot runs through the
square to Walnut rect, and the garden Is filled with
the most desirable flowers and shrubbery. For fur
Their particulars inquir. of
oc19-tfd&w WILLIAM BUSH
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.

Any person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or paying
the same to our local Agents, will receive immedi-
atey fine Steel Plate Engraving, at choice from the
following list, and One Certificate of Stock insuring
One Present in our published schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
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Saved They're Saved u No. 3-"Old Seventy-six ;
or, the Early Days Of the Revolution"
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive
either of the following Fine Steel Plates at choice,
and Two Certificates Of Stock, thus becoming emit
tied to Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
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Any person sending us THREE DOLLARS will re-
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ANY, person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall receive
| the large and beautiful Steel Plate of
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Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall re-
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BEST PAINTS KNOWN.
FOR HOUSES,
RAILROADS.
CARS,
AT 10 BRIDGES,
THE COST ROOFS.
OF LEAD. DEPOTS
DAMP WALLS.
100 lbs costing $12.5O) will paint as much as geo
lbs. Of lead, (csstlng $32) and wear longer
y. BOWEN, Sec'y
PECORA PAINT COMPANY,
No. 100 North Fourth Street,
oci29-dlm-w9m Philadelphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

RAILROAD CoMMENCEMENr.-Th commence
ment of work upon the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad was formally celebrated at Cambridge,
on Wednesday. Governor Swami, and W. VIII
son Byrd, President of the road, performed the
ceremony OF turning the sod. The road is to run
from Stafford to Cambridge, on the Chesapeake,
IN Dorchester county, and will be 80 miles long.
the LIST OF August next. II is expected to divert
the trade of Southern Delaware and adjacent
sections Of the Peninsula to Baltimore instead of
Wilmington and Philadelphia. Steamboats, WI
connect 1t across the bay from Cambridge with
Baltimore.
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Grncc.s Celebrated SnIye.

From Mr.. L. TucKER, Depot Master at Salisbury,
Mass.
az have been troubled for years with bad humor;
sometimes antwardly aud sometimes inwardly. Dur
ing the past summer 1t manifested itself more than
usual outwnrdl,, and l,ed your salve signs 0f
il have since Disappeared without affecting iii-
wnrdy, Indicating, think, the eradicatng nature Of
the salve,
gE- Sold by druggists at IS cents, II box sent by
mail for 3b cents
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AMftinil Sales.
Public Sale.

VIII be sold at public sale on SATURDAY, NOV.
I'd, at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ at the Office of Oee q Town
send, No, EAST THIRD STREET, a new two.
story brick house. on Second street. between Madison
and Mon OF. IL contains four rooms, besides good
basement kitchen and DR. cellar. The locati,n Ia
healthy and desirable and the sale will be positive
TERMS Ten per cent. when the property IL
struck of, the balance in one week upon The execu.
lion ~ The deed. OGLE & TOWNSEND
oct2o 1t Ancthoneers
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JHELTON SEMINARY,
iroE
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
This Institution offers to It's students thorough
training in the common and higher English Branches.
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES, MUSIC
AND PAINTING.
Winter Term opens Dec. II. 1867. Spring Term
opens March 25th, 1865.
Students admitted ut any time and charged pro-
portionally for the residue of the term.
A Commercial Department will be established for
the Winter Term, to enable all who may wish IT, TO
obtain thorough, practical, business training,
ts- Send for Circular.
X. II. SKINNER, Principal.
octl0-ly-pd FELTON,, Del.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The two story brick
dwelling house, No. 724 King Street. In this city.
belonging to the estate of Mary Poole, deceased,
was sold ut public sale on Saturday afternoon
last 70 Dr.. Kittenger, for s4a26. WIN. H. Nah,
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NEW PACKING ESTABLISHMENT -Messrs Rowe,
Ewing " Prall are about erecting u building just
west Of the railroad along the river, for an oyster
packing establishment. They are also building a
wharf in connection with this building.
srRIKE.-Thc oyster packers of Seaford recent
y held meeting at which they decided to re-
dncc The price for opening oysters from 1886
per gallon to 1jc. The openers have struck. The
packers assert that at the reduced rates the best
openers can make So per day and any ordinary
one 50 per day. AT present work is suspended
DORCHESTER & DELAWARE RAILRoAD.-We
have already noticed the formal king of
ground on this road at the Cambridge end. Work
will be commenced in few days on the Seaford
end, the Delaware Railroad company having
agreed to build the road from that point It's
northern terminus and place of lis junction with
the main stem of the peninsular system, the
Delaware Railroad. The people interested in this
road are in earnest about it and have energy and
Tue means TO carry il through SO we may soon
expect 10 see II completed
SELLING OUT.-Mcssrs. L. W. Cannon IL Co.,
are selling out the hardware store they have here
tofore carried on in connection with their other
store aud the handsome room will be fitted up as
4 ready made clothing store, for gentlemen of
the Jewish persuasion.
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A @ A y e Nj Y

A @ A D e MI Y,
DELAWARE CITY.
The first quarter Of the next session of this Institu-
ton will begin 3D. Wy on MONDAY, September I'd,
1867. No change in terms.
Tuition, &c, in Primary Department, $ Q so
" i" - Intermediate " 0 80
" " " Academic i" $50
" d" Music (Pan0) /" 10 90
Latin. SO 90; Greek and French, IS 90.
family. Address,
L. r. BAUGHER, Principal,
augs-amw Delaware City, Del.
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ayew Advertisements.
Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure and
Instruction."
HARPER'S BAZAAR,


The publishers will commence, on November LIST
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Tho publishers have perfected Il system of mailing
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Bazaar promptly to those who prefer to receive their
periodicals directly from the Office OF Publication
Postmasteis and others DESTROYS of getting up Clubs
will be supplied with Show-Bill on application.
The postage on Harper's Bazaar is 20 cents year.
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TIE MS.
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An extra copy Of either the MAGAZINE Weekly or
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Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
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From Rev. FEAsoIs LsBDkIr, Pastor of the South
Congregational Church, Bridgeport, Conn.
Il consider 1t duty which owe to suffering hui
MARTY To bear testimony 10 the virtues Of Dr.. Wis
rARs HAisAN or WILD CHFRRy. / have used it
when have had OCCASION lr any remedy for Coughs,
Culds or Sore Throat-fOr man. years, and never In
single instance has 1t failed to relieve and me.
have cqmnily BEEN very hoarse an Saturday, and
looked forward to the delivery Of two sermons on the
following day with sad mi gvines, but by liberal
use Of the Balsam my hoarseness has invariably been
removed, and have preached without difficulty.
Irumlnend It to my breheien in the ministry and
TO puc speakers generally. as certqin remedy for
the bronchial troubles to which We peculiarly
posse d."
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Financial Quotations,
Furnished to us by ions NJ CLEAR & Son, Bankers
GOT Market. Wilmington Del.
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In the whole history OF medical discoveries No
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
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There will be a meeting of the teachers of Kent
county, and all Others that feel interested In the
cause of education, in the Capital building, ut
Dover, November 9th, 1867, for the purpose of
organizing permanent County Teachers Assoc
citation The object Of this association is for the
teachers to exchange their different modes of
teaching the several branches of education, diff
erent modes Of school governments, &c. taking
into consideration all subjects Of interest to both
teacher and scholar, so that the pupils may re-
ceive the greatest amount of instruction in the
shortest time. The undersigned were appointed
u committee of arrangements, by the convention
held October Goth, and respectfully submit the
following for the first session Of association
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Umpire, WIN. Il Rothwell, Of Academic b. B.
c., of Newark
Scorers, Rathmcl w. Rambo, of Alert and
Henry Harris, of Wyoming.
Time of game, . hours.
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NOR SALE.--A small farm of about 12 acres, in
mington, DEL The land and buildings of the best quail
ity location beautiful and healthy and the water pure
Of fruits or Vegetables. Also, a small Woolef Fac
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buildings and fixtures. with about four acres Of rich
land, and fair water power. Apply TO
THOMAS WORRELT,
500 Tatnal street.
Oct24'2wd.4tw Wilmington, Del.
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The Riverside Institute.
Situated at Riverside, Burlington Comfy, New Jer
sey Is founded for the purpose OF grauousy educa
ting the sons of deceased soldiers and seamen of the
The board of Trustees consists of the following
well-known citizens Of Pennsylvania and New Jer.
ION WILLIAM B. MANN,
District Attorney. Philadelphia Pa
HON. LEWIS r. BRooMALL,
Ex-Chief Coiner U. s. Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds,
HON. JAMES NJ, seoyEf, New Il Jersey
'. Agent Adams '' Express, phllada, Pa.
ofJoy, coe & Co., Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. c., April
49, 1s6I.-0ice of Internal Revenue Having recei-
enterprise conducted by the washington Library
Company" will be devoted to charitable uses, permits
sion Is hereby granted to said Company to conduct
such enterprise exempt from al charge whether from
Il. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
GEORGE A. COOKE, q co., whose well known in.
tegrity and business Inc experience WY te sufficient
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 90, 1867.
TO The officers and Members Of the Washington Library
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for your Company, we took the liberty to submit a
copy Of your Charter with plan your enterprise,
his favorable opinion in regard to its legality, and
sympathizing with the benevolent object OF your AS
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