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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON, April 10th, Is

PHILADELPHIA HAY MARKET.
During last week Az loads of hay and ~ Of
straw were weighed and sold at the Farmers Hay
Market, North Seventh street. Best quality Tim
othy hay sold at s2.@2.20 . 100 ibs.; mixed at
$190. Straw sold at 81 .50@1.55 q 100 lbs.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKRT
MONDAY, April S.-Beef cattle were In good
demand this week at an advance. About 1900
head arrived and sold at from 1711@1S19c. for
extra, 16@17c. for fair 10 good, and 12@15c. . Id
for common, as to quality
Cows were in fair demand. 175 head sold at
$45@65 for springers, and s5O@s5 y head for COW
and calf.
Sheep were also in fair demand at an advance.
5000 head sold at from 9a914c. . h. gross, MS to
condition.
Hogs were rather lower. $500 head sold at the
different yards, at from $11@12 y 100 Tbs, net
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DeIaware Agricultural College.

We rave some time apO n pretty fair abstract
of tbe bill donating to this Institution the funds
arising under the agricultural land grant, but as
,vo had mt nj tto fine tho bill before ia we could
mt ho certoip of The accuracy of our statements
The Board of Trustees of Delaware College
,roposed IN CONVOY IN the State n Joint and equal
interest in the College buildings, grounds, library,
philosopbical and chemical apparatus and vested
funds of the college proper of said college, upon
tho condition TINT the State shall vest the dona-
tion from Congress in A Board of Trustees, not
more than holf of whom shall be representatives
~ tho State tbe reminder to represent the pre-
so,, poord
r,a .nr,, ;. COLLAGE prener,, used in this pro-
...,,;a, t. ,n,ondod ~ exc,ude the nropertv.
hndnas and vested fund of the Newark Acade-
-. ,,,,,a oo,,,o ,,od with tho
~ "a IL ,,naor ,he announcement of the same
80 u, ar n....,aas
DJ n ,,oa.o, ,,,, aooont;,s ,he nro.
- ~ ,,,.o.,,,,io If which recites the nro.
49, 'AN
fV St .a.,,,, ,,a ,,roros;t;on and adonts
Iss.s,,,.,,ss na,.,raro ro,eoe a. tbe institution
"''. ~, III s,o,a ,nder tho ogr,cu
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s'e"on o. "i 80 - .,.,ras. ,oa r;nr hon.1
'ne p'u..ea' ~. Yr,,,aa states the nrncino
&c ,,o,, ho,a. n bo forever held sacred for TIL
" susn eon .,.ass,.,aa T., ,ho an, Of conoress
pu,p.sss .,san;aas sor ,.o ,oyr,ent If tbe in
80. 80 s.;a nonds semi.onnuollv To the Urea
suror of Tho poord of Trustees Of the college.
: Soa,,o,, roo,;ros tho poord of Trustees tn dc
,,,,a ;,,,oros, IN the oorrvno ont of the inte
5 49, ~ Tho oct of conoress making the donation
n "a - od,o,te free of expense one pupil fro,
oao,, hundred in the State. Such pupils to
unm;no,ed annually in such manner as the Legi
,o,,,ro nav nrescribe
:. section q ou,horizcs the Governor to appoi,
20 e,o ,,,onhers of tbe BOARD of Trustees from eat
county in this State. the remaining members
tho poord m bo onno;nted nv the present Boar
> m. oo,nr,,,toa onno,,,ed Inv the old Board
ru...as - ~ ao,;o,, ~, t,e mart of /,
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,.,,s,i,oa ~, tho oot
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

TIE FAME HosE.-This company have ordered
their new steamer in Philadelphia, and made the
first payment Of $1,000 on It, 1t is to be finished
in three months. The company propose TO COM
mence Immediately collecting the subscriptions Of
those who have subscribed to aid them in this OBJ
ject and also desire to raise about $500 or 5000
more to complete the amount required for the
purpose They have shown remarkable energy
in their efforts to procure an engine, and we do
not doubt that this final effort will be rewarded
with the complete success which has attended
their previous efforts. If the property owners
down town regard their own interests they will
subscribe literally. Another slight lift and the
thing Is done.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
SpefiaI Yntifes.

sSsiG nsil :;
feet and crows at that at the corners Of your eyes
TO see II that gray hair somebody charged you with
having yesterday was nothing but peculiar rejection
of the light, and not much whittier than the ace OF
spades alter all; but the mirror Is nothing 70 go to
after all for information it reflects to very little pur
pore. If you would know what age is doing for you,
look upon the face of friend you have not seen for
ten years and the story plain as one and one are
two; there is something about him you cannot I'M
derstand his features are little sharper the express
zion Of his eyes little colder, his brow little hard
er and his mouth little frmer to be sure his laugh
has not gone but tooth or two has he Is the same
yet not the same, but somewhat harder and rougher
and not so much of him of old but the strangest
Of all Is his hand that has grown old faster than his
face how soft and smooth II used to be you remem-
ber and plump as partridge, there was tracery OF
to read each others fortunes and fes journeys in the
meandering currents that flowed on SO gently Just
under the surface but it is more like claw now, as
her. the full rounded muscles have shrunk away
from the veins and they stand up like ridges In q
fallow field; veins indeed they look like handful
Of whip cords, there is q knotty look and knotty
feel about the joints as If you were graspng hand
full Of walnuts then again his hair has grown wiry
and bristle or grayish or thin, or something 1t was
YOU think as you look at him. Is it possible and he
thinks the same of you as to how 1t can be, and In
that look you have yourself as he sees you, as
swift, is making his marks and nroads upon us, lei
us try to ward off his blows by possessing reasonable
share of worldly pleasures, little mirth mixes wei
and prof3taby with both business and philanthropy
how stupid life would be both In labor and leisure
without that gay within u.s. which responds to cheer
fulness around us philosophers and men Of business
the heartfuness Of YOUTH with the soberness of age
| kindness and philosophy usually combine in all
particularly in those ladies' who purchase those sensi
BILE lasting and morocco double soled tipped Ba
/ 81. 80 per pair
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

DOMESTIC MARKETs.-The markets on Wednes-
day were fairly supplied. shad are more plenti-
full and lower, and The fish market attracts more
buyers. Eggs were plenty at 25@2S cents. But
ter shows no decline in price. Poultry Is disap-
pearing with Its season. On the whole, quota
tons show little change.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

WnMlSeToxIANs TO 90 TO EUROPE. : Mr.
John Jones, of this city, will sail for Europe In
the steamer Great Eastern, in few days Mr..
Chas. Warner, will sail in the Scotia, on May 1st
and Mr.. ]. 7. Head. will sail in the Persia, on
May 10th. All these gentlemen will attend the
great show In Paris
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Notice.


HoME FOR FniENpLEss AND DESTITUTE CnILD-
RES.
Wilmington, April 9Th, 1867.
am directed by the Trustees to give public
notice of the fact, that this Board has given no
sanction to "Gift Enterprise, Mt Elkton, Nd,
"a part of the proceeds of which, it is said, are to
be devoted to this Institution,) and wishes to dis
countenancc II; and will decline to accept any
money raised in such manner.
w. s. HILLES, Secretary.
esrRcpnbcan, Journal and Gazette please
COPY
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

The ages Of The above WERE under ! year, a :
From year to 2, q; 2to 8, II; 8 to 10, 4; 10 TO
co. 60 to TO- 3; 20 to 80, 4; 80 to 90, Ii; 90 to
100, Total, 81
Born in America, 5s; Ireland, 2; Germany, /
61.
Males, 25; Females, 86.-61.
White, "a; Colored,7 z.
ELISHA HUXLEY. Register.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

Babe ANNIE,'
The fir Calf Sucking, and only African Elephant
brought here This little Perfectly Formed Creature,
stands hut ~ lei inches HIGH weighs but 40 lbs, and is but
THE LARGEST AND SMALLEST ELE-
PLANTS IN THE WORLD,
are only to be seen in Forepaughs Menagerie.
The Royal Bengal Tigers, the Giant Black At
rican Ostrich; the New Holland Emues; the
Tapir, or south American Hippopotamus; A
Monster ub Lion "Young David - the Tar
tary Zebra; the Arctic White Bear; King Ful-
lures the Abyssinian hex; South American
Grey Ostrich the Albino Peacocks the Axis
Deer; the Bison of Colorado the Bramahn
Deiaed Cattle and the Palatine Sheep;
Are among the marked features while in the dens Will be
seen the
African Black Named Lions and Lionesses; the
senegal Leopards; the Grizzly Bear; Four
Asia,ic Lion Cubs; South American Tigers
Spotted Laughing Hyenas ; Silver Lion Of Gal.
ifornia; North American Cougars Stripped
or Howling Hyenas; Lynx of Canada; Rat Kan
CARGO of New Zealand; Llama or Faithful Cam
81 of The Andes; Ources and Jackals; the Pu-
gilisti: Mammoth Kangaroo; African Porcu-
pine; American Fallow Deer; Cashmere Goats;
Wolves; Foxes; Ciotas; Black Bears of Kansas
Chinese, Silver and Golden Pheasants; Camel
and Dromednry from Arabia Golden, Bald,
Black and Brown Eagles; the Wolverine, Bad
gers Beavers, Apes. Monkies and Balloons,
CoeIlatoos, Swans, Pelicans, Powees, Storks,
Herons, PARROTS, Love Birds, Macaws, Paro.
quetts, Cream Lauras, constituting an
Aciary disqualification Variety or Excellence
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

Es A GRAND PROCESSION 81
viii be made upon the Entree into Town
EVERY DAP AT 10 O'CLOCK A. W.,
Consisting Of
The Massive Temple of Music,
Drawn by Sixteen Arabian Horses, containing
BRITNER'S PHILADELPHIA CoRNET BAND.
The Team of Elephants.
An immense stock Of
TRAINED FLOODED CIRCUS HORSES,
And LONG LINE OF WAGONS, CARS, &C., the
whole forming PUBLIC PARADE worth days
journey to witness.
All the Menageries and Circuses under Tent for
One Single Price Of Admission.
Two Performances Afternoon and EVEN
Ing at and ~ O'Clock.
DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR PREVIOUS.
Seats for All who Come. Plenty Of Room.
ADMISSION, 90 CENTS.
CHILDREN, under 10 years, % CENTS.
This mammoth Show will Exhibit at WHINING
TON, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April 18th and 18th,
Two DAYS only, Afternoon and Evening. Win also
exhibit at Delaware City, Monday April 18TH
rF- Come and see the Two Greatest Features In the
World, the BABY ELEPHANT only 80 inches high,
and the DOUBLE BUMPED CAMEL the only ones
in America. aprils
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
1eaths.

WoOSLER.-At New Castle. on the 4th inst, Mrs.
Ann Y. WOOSTER in the 10th year of her age.
MORTON.-On the evening of the Sd inst, Samuel
G. Morton, In the seth year of his age
Newlin infant son Of Jeremiah and Elizabeth
Mahoney, aged three months and eleven days.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.

AorSr AT sEAroRD.--Mr. Hugh Brown, OF
Sanford has been authorized to act as agent ior
o,,r publications, the DAILY COMMERCIAL, or the
WEEKLY TRIBuNr, in that town.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

PAPER CmASeE.-The Cambridge (Md) Herald
has lately changed hands. The late editor, VIM.
H. Hutchln, having disposed of his interest to
Gins. E. Hayward, attorney-at-lnw. The Herald
Is neutral In politics and devoted to local interests
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

SUSSEX CouSrY. print elsewhere COM
munication from gentleman in Sussex County
on the agricultural and general prospectf OF Del
aware, and are promised further letters Tor inc
T1nuNE, from his pen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

DrAru OF Dir. WHITE. This well known phy-
stefan and Surgeon who was during the var
surgeon of volunteers in the army, and was
sklful member of his profession, died at his res
idence, corner of Sixth and King sts., in TINS
city, Monday morning at about o'clock.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

GoNE TO EuRopE.-Mr. Pilling, member Il
our State Legislature md two other gentlemen
of Newark, sailed for Europe on Saturday. They
go to the great show in Paris, Louis Napoleon
manager.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

ELkToN.-The improvements in this town to
which we referred on the authority of our neigh
bor. the Cecil Wing, arc not visible to the naked
eve. The only thing new recently erected there,
80 the people SAYS a board fence for putting
cirn,ia hills Orl.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

sArLEp.-Thc steam tug, Spy, which has been
undergoing repairs at the yard of the Harlan y
Hollingsworth Company, has had her repairs
completed and left Yesterday for Delaware Guy
She tows on the canal
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

SALISBURY. Senator Salisbury passed through
his city Monday evening, on his way to his home
in Georgetown. lie went south on the half-pas'
live train for Milford.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

srAroRp.-we send, this week, fifty-iive copies
or our paper to seaford, a nice bunpe and grati-
fyinr to our desire to extend the TRibuSE ih'o
every family ON the Peninsula.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

MATCH GAME.--A match game of Base Ball was
played on Saturday morning, between the first
nine of the Wawaset Jr., and the first nine of the
Independence. The following is the score:-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

SERIOUS AccIDENr.-John Tully, workman
in the employ of Jessup & Moore, at their paper
mills ut Rockland, caught his hand in some por-
ton of the machinery terribly decorating his fin
gers. DIR. Chandler was called in anu dressed hif
woiiuds
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

ANSIvERsARy or LEES ScKhENpEh.-Io-day
is the anniversary of the surrender o. the rebel
armies under General Lee to General Grants
forces, at Apponattox Court House. The Grand
Army of the Republic, ut Post No. l, in this city
will fire salute in honor of the event ON Gordons
lot to-day Mt o'clOck.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

CHANGE OF FIRM.-Mr. Martin Lane has been
admit ed into the firm of Walton, Whann u Co.,
In place of John Whann who has retired from
the business. The firm now consists of e. 7.
Walton, +. Buck and Martin Lane. The style o
the firm will remain as heretofore, Walton,
Mhnnn & CHI.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

THE HOME PApER.--The Cleveland Herald
makes the following sensible remarks in relation
to local newspapers =" 1t matters not how many
newspapers man takes, his list is incomplete
without his home paper. Every citizen who
wishes well for his locality, should give gener-
Gus support to his home paper If that paper is
not Just such as he would wish, he should feel
that himself and ncighbors are responsible, In
measure, for It's short comings Give paper a
liberal support. IN active sympathy, and it will
instantly respond to such manifestations Let an
editor feel that his efforts are appreciated, and he
is the most responsible being on earth. his paper
being part of himself he is as sensitive to praise
or censure as doting father. Nothing can sup
ply the place Of the home paper. 1t is the mirror
| in which the town and neighborhood news is re-
nected in the social political and religious circle
where printed, it fills place that no other paper
can. When need of economy compels the cur
tailment of your newspaper list, strike off every
other one before you say to the publisher of YOU
home journal, 'Stop my paper" The man who
does not read the advertisements in his home pa
per, can never be said to be well posted. The
advertisements indicate not only the business en-
terprise of the place in which they are published
but the enterprise of the advertiser. When vol
sec a man who advertises literally, you may b.
certain of finding good stock of goods in hi
store, that he keeps up with the market, and sell
cheaper than those who do not advertise. II yo
want good bargains, always patronizc those VIII
avail themselves of the advantages afforde
, through the advertising columns of the HON
| Duper,'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

WiLMINaroN AND READING r. R.-The survey
of this road was to have commenced at Birds
boro, on Monday, and we suppose 1t was so COM
munccd. Another corps of engineers will COM
mcnce the survey of this, the Wilmington end of
the road In few days, when we suppose the
mooted question will be settled as to where the
road shall enter the city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

NEw CHINA SronE.-The one-story building
at s21 Market street, so long occupied by MIR.
James Strahan, as shoe store, has had new
pressed brick front put in it and is being fitted up
ny a China store for Mr.. Edward Strauss. Mr.
Strahan has removed a few doors below to No.
81, formerly occupied by Mr.. Joseph Megaw,
who has removed his shoe store to Market street
below Second
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
THE CIRCUS TROUPE!

THE CIRCUS TROUPE!
Consists of forty principal Artises among whom are
Eli star ladies' more than have ever been engaged In
the equestrian show.
MILE CARLOTTA WHITLEY,
LA PETITE LOUISE, .o,,>,r
MILE MARGURETTA LIZ MoYNE
~ -'' MISS JENNETTE MARYLAND,
AND MINNIE CLEMENE FABRlER.
TWO GOOD WINS,
CHARLES MORGAN.
JOHN CoNKLIN,
The Athletic and Cannon Ball Manipulation
j. HERNANDEZ,
Champion Bare Back Rider.
Geo. Derious, Omar Desle LaRowe, Silver
Hunter, R. Hanlon. Pierre, Jean. Rockford, Dunbar
Mons. Perile, W. Richardson, Master Charles, Mr.
II. Whitby and others, furnishing all that Is Novel
Astounding and Standard in the Equestrian Act
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

MonE DAMAGE-The Milford Argus, of Satur-
day, says I'VE understand that the dam of Mr..
Benjamin Burton's Mill, near Millsboro,' which
wthstood the pressure of the late storm, has
since given way, and that his mill property was
considerably damaged. This sdded to the disas-
tiers recorded for Sussex last week, makes in all,
twenty-nne mills that have been stopped by the
storm in this county alone.
THE ANSAMEssIc LINE--The Norfolk Journal
says "A number Of the stockholders and officers
of the great Inland Southern Navigation Com
,pany were on q visit to our city on Thursday on
"a tour of observation. This company now owns
one of the best wharves in our city, with front
sufficient for the accommodation of any amount
of business which this important line may b'
called upon to do 1t is the intention of the com
pany to erect a large and commodious depot OF
their wharf, which will greatly improve the look
of that portion of Wide Water street, upoi
which the p roperty is located.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
Adults. Children.

Summary of Deaths
the City of Wilmington, during the month OF
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
GEORGE MANIFOLD,

Contortionist Extraordinary, will give his Muscular
Articulators Figures and contribute New Style Of
Instructive Performances with his THREE HIGHLY
EDUCATED DOGS, BEAUTY, CHIP & FANCY,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
MAST. HENRI SAGRINo'
MONS. PERILLE,

The most Ambitious and Daring Child Rider of the
Age.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
The school Elections.

I've follcS'as - 'no '. =, ., -. wy
SCHOOL soipi4'ssf9He's 50 'N '' -
repoftea;- - n. roa n c,.,
CentrepiAe' psIfie. w. $3.50 a ..aa..s
Ter, clerk years Febt ~ ]
John Pyle, year.
Amount OF tax levy, S.zo ,.,.
District No. I'D. Garfeb ffie' ''s'N' i-e"''
Leach, years, George Spcakinah' ye"'
Tax levy $40.
District No. N.-isaac Cornog' clerk MOTIFS
Wilson, Edward L. Carpenter.
Brandyai''e I'D. District NO. s.-hugh SUIT
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
MIR. MAT GEBLEa

Conversational Clown. The BROTHERS LORENZO
in their Feats on the vascillating Cords and Bars
New School of Parlor Entertainments. The Gym-
nastic Exploits such the Batcuta Leaungs Vault
ing, Tumbling and Ground Somersaulting will be
found unusually exciting, introducing the Double
Somersault by MIR. VIM. Hill. Mr.. T. Kipgs TIGER
LEAP over Drove of Horses, and the Wild Bound
Horse Of the Age, an elegant Cream and Fawn Char
ger, appropriately named 'RUFUS WEIGH" in
memory of the greatest Snowman America ever pro-
duced will be performed by his preceptor ANES DE
MOTT.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11


PLEASANT AFFAIR.-A pleasant entertainment
was given on Tuesday evening by Columbia Lodge
No. II, Independent Order of Good Templars, in
their Hail. corner Fifth and Market streets. The
programme of the entertainment was as follows:
Singing by the Glee Club; Opening Address, by
DR.. Jno. Cameron; Grafton, by ]. L. Killgore;
Song, ]. t. Wright; Select Reading, H. II. J.
Naff Singing, Glee Club; Recitation, (sheridan's
Ride,) by d. Finley; Select Reading by VIM. II.
Connell Song, (Medley,) by ]. 7. Wright; Com
ic Songs, Pat Maloy and Della Burne,) by saml'
Schultz Original Essay, Miss Thompson Sing.
ing by the Gee Club; Recitation, by H. Heisler
Comic Songs, Finigan's Wake, and Paddy is the
Boy,) by ]. T. Wright; Singing, Glec Club; Clio
sing Ode by Mr.. Wright
The hall was filled with large audience who
went away delighted with the evenings entertain
/ mont
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11
Wilmington Markets.
Flour, FEED AND GRAIN.


Quotations furnished this day by Garrett, Kent
Co 207 Shiple. ST., Wilmington. Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

The I'd nine had the assistance of Mr.. Malone
as Pitcher which no doubt decided the game In
their favor.
LAFAYETTE B. B. Cat regular stated meet
irg of this club held on April 4th, the club adj
journed to meet on Wednesday, April 10th. A
punctual attendance Of the members is equested.
DIS. B. B. C.-This club held an adjourned
meeting on Wednesday evening at the Institute
and instructed their field committee to take action
concerning the opening of the grounds for play
They adjourned to meet at their club room Oh
Wednesday evening, 10th inst, at the usual hour
THE COLUMBIA B. B. c. of Chester, announce
themselves as open to receive challenge to pla,
any club in the county match game.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

THEODORE ToURNIAIRE,
Lightning Horseman.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-04-11

Appear in the Magnificent Characters, Animated Tab
leatix, entitled the flight of Incas and the Qneen.