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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
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hA'G co , MONDAY, DEC. "a. lses.

Raj. ROAD GindE ihoH' 80,
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. "a. lsOe'
r..,rs IN, Leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
AN NTai w sHiNGToN AVENUE as follows:
iEYPRisSS TRAIN at Alb A. NJ, lMondays eScsp p
, ,e Hayrs de- Grace Aberdeen Perrymans Edge
wood Magnos chases an 81 s,emme,s snS n" excep
,.d for Bntmore stopping at all regular siatiohsm
COM col1nscting with Delaware Railroad at wilmington
ioT ExPRESs TRAIN at II 40 A. Nj. Sundays excep-
TOD. 4 for baltimore and Washington. .x,o,,,
EXPRESS TRAN y soE M s,o u At ches
e ter Thu III low. Linwood Caymnt Winingl9n, New
ark, Elkton, North East Perryyiie, ,,,,a chas
Aberdeen Perrymans, Edsewood' Mas"on' e""'e
an Si sifm ExpR R at hoo p niy for BaI, ,
and Washngton sr,Tdays exeepted stop
ping at Mddletown Smyrna, Dover, nssc,ine \,
| ford Salisbury Princess Anne, anu eoh h ads the
! South. .. D,,,,,,,ro far Fortress
Monroe and Norfolk. will take the 1l4b A. NJ Tram
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Stopping at all "A'p I Sswsen fn'A0ep''A "
Leave philadelphia q, lsyS aOG S cS see With
H,yylar. RAILROAD for Milford and intermediate STA
tioa The 600 r. NJ. train runs TO New Castle n, a,d
Leave Wilmington at 1.1o and s.So a. MI Soo anu
T,,R1,lIau TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE,
Ieaye Wilmington at 0.35 A. M, 4.1o and BOZ PM
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ieaye Chester ut 15a, 9.1s and Ill., A. NJ, S'Ao
444, I.sO, and 1927 P. NJ.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 1926 A. NJ, Way Mail. s.so a
NJ, Express. Ito Pm. Express. $40 r M HApre''
s2b r. NJ. Express. ~, ,,arrod
. | ate stations Al 4.u0 7. NJ
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Ieaye Chester at 44g and 9.12 A. NJ, and wv Z;
" wilmington at 5.23 and 1000 AM, 4le IA
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave baltimore at s.2s r. NJ, stopping at havr
deSlrsce, Perryvie and Wilmington. also st8ps
Elkton and Newark to take passengers LOT fhi,au
- rhia and leave messengers from Washington OF nal
u more and Chester to leave passengers from batho
81 or Washington. :, "a r,r,,,,py Sr,ar;n,endept
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

I,,ax. K.nnard. of the Galveston and
uouston district Of Texas, decided lateiy
that the enacted stay law Of Texas was "h-
' THE city of Norfolk has no public Water
Work and consequently no fire plugs.
--.Danl E. Setchell, the comedian, , SUP
nosed to have been lost at sea on MS way
frnr, San Francisco to New Zealand
"-I;ent. Wilson, of the 9Th .. :. cavalry,
on, If senator Wi son of Massachusetts,
dicd Mt Austin. Texas, on the 18th INST.
One editor in Georgia asks another
g whether he can bite the hnttom Of Try
ipa-pan off without shutting bis nose. :, -,
THE Princess Alexandra is in mildly
interesting situation, which the SHOWING
ones saw Is likely to culminate next montn.
The Louisville Journal says inc rivea w.
was at a stand yesterday Afternoon. we
wonder WIS il a pea nut stano.
-" Thus do all traitors:
If their purgaions did consist in words
They are as innocent AS grace itseh.
THE New Orleans Investigating Com,
mittee had Its ranks filled by the arrival Of
MIR. Bower. Of Penna., in that city, on Mon
J day. a,,,,,oo ,,lo,es
the following platform ut Its editoriai neau
The Acknowledgement OF ioyai enia'n ~,
without respect to race, religion, Color Vi
v liberal common school establishment
! for the benefit Of every child In the State.
e A well organized loyal militia.
il -NeirhbOr Walter of the Chester he
+ ,,ubI;ca,,. has Southern friend who semi
u him, every year, Christmas turkey. I'M
T. wear the bird weighed twenty-touf pounes
II Fortunate Walter! ar,
,e "A recent Southern writer says Lei u
t, cease to talk and write for sections pu
s. regarding the whole country as ours, iT pn
at Maine to Georgia, and from Delaware ia a
cl to Pacific, Gu tivate amnity, &c. All yer
ma well, but what has DIR. johnson again'
H. Jersey ON the other side Of the Bay.
81 Valuable veins Of copper ore nave pee
d. discovered in Louisa county, Va.
IL The number of emigrants that arrive
ut, at New York from January LIST to Decemb
"a 2Gth, 1866, was 227, 443. The arrivals Ia
ed year to the same date were 49,, 335.
Eek. Senator C. C. Clay has return'
vi home after protracted absence, to find !
de- property libelled for confiscation at the
ity stance Of the United States District GOV
ish for North America.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
Mtarriagfs.

On the 18th Of July, Is9e, ~
the Rev j. Wa ker Jackson Capt. Nathaniel bayne
~ Newarl Del, TO Miss Lizzie Co.. only daughter
Of The late Robert W. Hudson, OF this city.
LocHNER- PAYNTER.-on the 18th Of DecemneT'
1ss6 nv the Rev Charles L. Fisher, MI. George W.
iochner Of Philadelphia, and Miss snllie Paynter'
OF Lewes, Sussex county DEL No cards.
H1RyEY-KEECH--In Marshalton, on Christmas
Eve, by John b. Temple. Esq., Mr. John J. H1arSey'
Of Wilmington, DEL, and MISE Anna Mary heech'
Of Marshaiton, Chester county, IA.
.NpERsoN the 10Th ut., in Smyr-
ma, by Rev W. B. Gregg, Mr.. Eben W. andersen po1
and Miss Edith Hudson, both Of Kent county, DEL
sapp- HAMIITON.-O the goth ult., in Smyrna,
by Rev W. b. Gre 6. Mr. Thomas J. sapp and M Miss
Sarah $. Hamilton, both OF queen Anne co., NV
fAsIIo KENNEDY the 26th ultY by the Key
Nj. 4. DAY, Mr.. William H. casho, OF Newark DEL
and Miss Matilda Kennedy, OF Chester county, ru
sANDERs--RICE.- Christmas Eve, at incl ~
Nicholas Iioiel, Brondway, New York by heV. VI
Adams, DR.. r. T.. sanders, OF phiaoephia' hh'
| Miss NJ Z. Rice, Of Wilmington, Del
HATFIELD DUNNING.-D December GOTH 1865 " ?,
Rev William Merrill, Mr.. George Hath ID ana I MS
| Martha r., daughter Of James e. Dunning, Esq
ali of Georgetown Sussex county, Delawa 9.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
News Items.

rrbe PENNSYLVANIA Legislature met on Tues
lav Louis w. Hall was elected Speaker OF
the Senate, and John P. Glass, Speaker oil
the House. In the Senate, resolution was
adopted for the appointment OF a joint COM
mitttee to decide on the day when an eiec-
tion for United States Senator can Legally
take place, the act of Congress on the SUI
iect being liable to different interpretations.
Both Houses, after passing resolutions ioi IN
iny to ARRANGEMENTS for the Governors IN
Attenuation on the 18th, adjourned till To-
day. ,.a ,., liam
,,ojd in Sso0jO bail for violation of the civil
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, has ap-
pointed Col. D. r. McCreary Adjutant Gene
raj of the Commonwealth. .
The house Of Aaron Ward, near Newalk,
N J.. was entered by burglar on Monuas
night, and Mrs. Ward was sho. IN .ne u ,,,'r
by the robber, who escaped WIN s'n'' pun
The fire at the Crystal Palace in London,
| an Sunday. DESTROYED what are known as
the Egyptian and Ninevah courts oil the ell
tce The loss is estimated at IS ,50O, ooo
A Merchants Exchange is to be opened IN
Nashville.
Ten thousand freed persons OF both sexes
celebrated the anniversary of emancipation al
Wilmington,N c., on Tuesday by process
sion. The celebration passed off quietly In
Richmond, Savannah, Charleston, Aususta
and other Southern cities there were ais" Gel
elrations of the anniversary.
The steamer Eclipse exploded her boiler
on the trip from Augusta to Savannah, Ca,
last Monday, and was sunk. Her crew are
missing, and supposed to he Killed.
The steamer Fashion, with 26O0 bales o.
cotton, was burned on Thursday, near Ba'
ton Rouge. Sixty lives were lost by the dis
aster.
Twenty-Five buildings in Warrensburg
Mo-, have been destroyed by fire. The los
is 5000, 900.
A correspondent, writing from Queens
town, Ireland on the 18th, says inc fen !. =
excitement was ut a fever heat, and ri
sing" was expected to take place simultano
/ ousiy in Cork, Waterford, Limerick ant
Kilkenny counties, Sixteen British VIA
vessels were in Queenstown harbor.
The termination of the ocean yacht race
announced by the Atlantic telegraph. TIL
Yacht Henrietta, owned by Mr.. James Co
den Bennett, Jr., was the winner She a.
!. rived off the Needles, in the Isle OF vigil
). England, at 5. Is on Christmas evening, ait:
: a run of 10 days and % hours. The Fie
d wing and Vesta came in next morning. IA
arrival of the party created great sensatid
in England. and banquets and an invitatid
= to visit the Queen followed. The receptio
r. of the news in New York also caused qui'
p an excitement throughout that city. :,
Ia President Juarez is expected to ramoye u
capital to Durango The Mexicans are di
At tr,istful of the reported cooperation OF MAJ
AZ imilian and Marshal Bazaine.
,g While the steamer Saxon, from Philad'
phia, was unloading at Boston, Monds
h N: two boxes containing four dead bodies wa
discovered. The boxes were consigned
ed Brunswick, Me-, and were probably intel'
~. ed for dssecting room.
N. The Coroner's report for New York shes
hit 81 homicides, 81 murders, and 36 infanticit
an. in that city during the year.
|
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

TIE PEAK FAMILY OF Swiss BELL RiSGERs.-
This company, which few years ago enjoyed
well earned reputation separated into TWO families
After separation OF 1--we years they arc agnin
united into one family, and gave their first per-
Torrance an a consolidated troupe yesterday Mt
Trenton N. j. They are assisted by the cele-
brated Berger family of vio.lnists and instrument
tai performers. They hive in all twenty-five
performers, full Silver Comet Band, two
hundred and eighty silver bells; and give mag
n,acent entertainment, finer even than the orig
inal company used to give. We learn that they
are culIing to Wilmington, and will give three
performances In the Institute Hull, on the even
iugs Of Jan. 18th, 18th and 18th. They will hav'
full houses,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

rn,es for the government Of this House until new
r,,jes be mnde~ Read and adopted. ,,..
Mr. Reed fiom Committee tn walt upon tns ~" \,
ernOr reported that the message would Pc neu' III
through the Secretary Of State In heen minnles.
on motion Of Mr. Pratt, committee 81 two ME- ME-
appointed to wait upon the Chaplain ana ,hior mn,
~ his election. Committee Messrs Eliasoh anu
Smith. - MIA, ,,a c,.ru
Mr Allderdce offered resolution "that tue c,e,a
Ia hereby directed to furnish during the session W.
each member Of the House daily paper OF MI cno' ~
and alo to furnish for the use OF the onse psd
pies Of each newspaper published In the STATE Heaa
and adopted. -...,s,.,o ,r.sept
ed n message from the Governor with accompanying
On motion of Mr. Frame, the message was reaa. -
ON motion OF Mr.. RAYMOND thousand cope, '"
tho (;oyprnors Message were ordered 10 be printtu
Mr. Elinson from committee to wait upon chapman
reported that he had accepted the invitation Oh the
| Houre. ,., ,i..,,;,, t,..
| Mr. Alderdice offered resolution, directing ,ne
Clerk TO furnish each member Of the Honse Win Ws
cony Of the Revised Code, one OF the IN ahs s.n
vnies Of the laws Of the State, and one " me mws
passed as the session Of 1861, which RESOLUTION WA
adopted. ,,,,a ,r..opted
for the concurrence Of the House 1oint resoius,u
ndiourpinr buth Houses twhen they adjourn to-uay
until Tuesday the sh inst, At ~ o'clock, a. N. /,
On motion Of Mr. Frame the House con.urre" IL
| the Senate resUln ion So ,....s
On motion Of Mr.. Bacon the House adjourned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
9eaths.

RRoWN -Op the I'd inst, Joseph A. Brown
His friends are respectfully invited 70 attend Iae
tuneral nom his late residence, No. 4l4 Lohoa ,,
on Saturday,, the 9th inst, At o'clock r. NJ withou1
further notice. -,
DANFoRTH the I'd Inst. at New Ga tle sam Ta
A. pani rth, in the 30th year OF ms ase. IN. me
"a, on Sar day, 5th lust, at Il O'Clock, A. NJ VIM
out further noti,e.
AsuIoN.-op the 2sd utimo, near Lewes Sus ex
county Deawe G pni,a1ebi Mu n be p year Il
hes age. 800, -. r,.vr,t,
cIARK-In Delaware city,on The llth nlt;' N, TX
Clinton son OF 4. Jefferson Ciafk, aRee "p'u' :"
years. -, -, IS
rEMpI,EMAN.-On the 10th ult., Elizabeth, WIFE o.
George Iempleinan, anu daughter or Nathan lho
Ellen Sln,lnuns Of Mddleto~i, aaed 20 years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
Proceedings Of city Council.

Council met Inst Thursday evening as usual,
President Bellah in the chair.
Orders were directed to be drawn In favor OF
Joseph Flanagan for $3i4.65; Joseph Cook
1926. Geo II. p. Simmins ss617; ID. Wool
man $32.48.
The committee To whom had been referred the
petition of the Fame Hose Co. fol assistance in
yprocuring steam fire engine, recommended that
$1,000 be appropriated to assist the company III
the object.
Two members IN the Police committee re-
portsd against uniforming the police. Mr. Peirson
brought In minorityi in favor of such action. The
subject wus again referred back and Messrs
Leibrandt aud Kirkman were added to the police
committee to consider the subject.
The committee ON Public Square repoi'ou pr
xress that two-thirds of the soil had peeh spie''u
aud the rest would be spread In the spring. I'M"
the expense thus far had been about $14Oo Inc
committee on Streets reported in favor Of the Pc
tition of John 2 McI.ear and others, asking 10
hive south side of Chestnut street paved. Inc
Finance Committee reported that the city haa re-
deemed and destroyed up to the present um'
1924 O2 of the fraction currency issued durlnt
the war, leaving in circulation $6,e24,9s. IN
committee on Public Buildings reported IN iaSo
of the petition of David Bayard and Thomas 1one
for nermissiou to complete n frame building
Washington street, between Front and secon
streets.
The committee to whom had been referred th
.netition of the Reliance Fire Co for assistance
remarked in favor Of granting to the compan
$1,000.
The committee to whom had been referred Il
.t-otr IN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

RpsuIT OF ADVERTISING Stephen Girard,
tb, n whom no more shrewd business man
ever lived, gives the following as his expert
ence:
Il have always considered advertising lib
erally and long to be the great medium OF
snccess In business, and the prelude to wealth.
And have made it an invariable rule to ad-
yertisc in the dullest times as well as the
busiest, long experience hayeing taught me
that money thus spent is well laid out AS by
keeping my business continually before tlit
public, ii has secured me many sales that
would otherwise have lost.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

BucKwiEAr CAKES. STALLS journal 81
Heath says buckwheat cakes, properly OAK
ed are very healthy and nutritious. They
should be nut on the soapstone griddle, over
n good fire and turned once only, and the
sooner they are eaten after baking, the better
and healthier they are. When turned over
more than once, like wheat cakes, they are
spoiled, and instead Of being the most nutrl-
tious of food, become the most indigestible.
Some housewives, not knowing this fact
which is reallya chemical one-spoil TINS ia
yorite food Soapstone griddes require nc
crease and never burn the cakes.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

A Paris journal speaking of ladies dresses,
has the annexed: Another fashion, oil an
eccentric character is appearing II consists
of trimmings made of feathers. Formerly
a plume or rnarabout WAS worn in the bonnet;
now the whole person is covered with them
lust like the sayages OF the New morla.
Sportsmen cannot supply them in sninc s,eI.
ridge. pintado, pheasant, jay, blackbird and
pigeons are all seized on with eagerness, ant
ducks of the poultry yard are plucked to sat
isfy the caprice of our fashionable ladies
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
Tho Reverend Henry Ward Beecher, in

-Thp Reverend Henry WurU BtecHcr' III
n recent sermon in New York. said:
"Do not hesitate to dance among your own
family and friends, under the supposition
that il is wrong. 1t is certainly your liberty,
and It is right and wholesome. Some young
ladies' asked me, who may we reckon as
within the circle of our family? Whoever
is near enough to you to salute you, IN your
own family. and all others may be safely
considered as not in your family. Your
brothers and sisters and cousins, and those
with whom you maintain relations like unto
thos, which exist in the household, you
may regard as within your family circle. :
But / think that. ii lady wants to know
the truth, she will find no difficulty in
making the proper demarkation in this re-
| uard "
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

ScIEsT1ric LEcTuREs.--A course Of Scientlne
Lectures, under the auspices of the InstIIIeen T
he commenced in short time Il pr,Id;no The
800 p.,on, nf ., -..','sute Duihi"s' e
Lecture hoo 1.sist Of Ave lectures the first two
SSqii BE- by Professor Henry Merton, of Philadel-
phia, and the remaining three by Professor I. Q.
Taylor Of this city. They cannot but be inter-
-esting aud instructive, aud we hope they Will be
literally patronzed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

ExprssryE AMusEMEsT.-Thrce boys named
Frank Reedy, abraham Rittcnhouse ana oaeop
s;nex had n hearing last night, before the mayor
IN a charge of assault and battery on coiored
man named John Miller. Miller is in the employee
Or. THOMAS, and is quiet orderly man. lie was
sent on an errand on Tuesday, about noon, ana
these boys commenced throwing snow balls NJ
him, he told them TO stop, when they started alter
him, beat him, and run him home. The boys
were fined $500 and costs each, making the hne
of each of them s5.75. The boys are still In the
Hail. If they have any friends, the best thing
they can do is to take them out and give each oil
them good whipping, so as to teach them that
the amusement of assaulting innocent colored
people is not the best one in which they can In
| dYttya.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
OUR LETTER BOx.

&C" WRITES US thus, endorsing our position
on the question whether convicts snail IN I'M
bruted completely or saved ms far us possiblc'---
II cordially endorse the sentiments OF the
COMMERCIAL, in regard to those relics of barbai-
ity, the pilloiy and the whipping post, and nope
we may soon see u more rational, humane, and
Christian system, by which restraints and punish
mcnts, may be adopted, better fitted to reclaim
the transgressor, and not less effective 'T penal
ties
THE FoII0wING NUrE explains ltself;--
Dear Editor While your sheet is larishing
oraisp ON the multitude, M n citizen, feel TINT
little Is due to our enterprising educator Prof.
Reynolds.
II il now but little more than ycai since hc
opened the Seminary, during which time the
number of pupils have rapidly Increased from one
to Its present number fifty five (55); THE @hoc
number OF pupils entered during the past year
being scyenty-iiye (75.> No school in the c0'ili-
try affords better advantages for thorough edn'
cation, as the liberal patronage it has received
during the past year will readily exhibit. AZ re-
Yards beauty and arrangement of the school, II h
not surpassed by any in the country. have ire
quented the finest specimens of school rooms u
the country and have seen none more tastciuii.
arranged.
nm sure the Prof. Is entitled the liberal suppl
he has received. am confident his school VII
soon he one of the first in the land.
SUBSCRIBER
WILMINGTON, DEI-,
December a1st, 1866.
Az Isr,Exii,i.n RuLk.-Cvrrespondcnt shoil
remember Arrays to send us their real name
with their communications, and to write anyt''i
intended for publication on only one side Of u
paper.
"DEl,AwAng.".-Y eau lind all the inform
tion you want in Appleton's Cyclopedm.
believe there is IL copy in the Institute.
Somebody asks us who Is the author OF
lines -
"IIow happy could be with either
Were 't0ther dear charmcr away.
Who can tcli'us?
TIE FIRE DEpARrMESr.-Th Washlngt
Steam Fire Engine Company Of this city, cente
plate visiting Norfolk, Va, In May next.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

MARYLAND Posr -oFrIcRs. The name OF
Bee Tree postotilce, Baltimore county, Mary,
land, is changed to Bentley Springs, ana
Chas w. Bentley is retained as postmaster.
At Northeast, Maryland, 3. L. Thomas IL
appointed mail messenger, in place oil Ain rl',,
liailcy, resigned. Al Winfield, oarlo D.,
county, Md, John NJ. Dennis Dennis Is appoaih'e''
postmaster, vice c. X. Pickett, removed.
The APPROACHING PRIZE FiGr'r.-Tie
mill between Sam Collyer, OF Baltimore,
and John McGlade, OF New York, taxes
place near Havre-de-Grace, Md, on the lou y,
instant Betting on the result among tn'
fancy" il lively, the odds, ut least in Wash
in@ion. being in favor of Collycr, the Balti
MORGAN. - Washington Rep.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

U.S.Treasurer SPINNER was robbed of his
,octet hook and some other valuables at the
Presidents reception on Tuesday.
A portion of a railroad train fell through
n bridge at Secor, ILL.,, on Tuesday, and all
those In the cars were injured more or less
seriously. The damaged cara were destroyed
liy fire.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

d. s. b. b. C.--No member of this Club should
forget that the meeting OH Monday evening is
very important one. ms it is the regular annual
meeting ut which the officers for the ensuing yeai
will be elected. The meeting will be held ut
o'clock, in the directors room of the Whining
ton Institute. We hope no member will fall t.
att
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

despatch received at the headquarters
of the army, from Fort Larimie, confirms
the statement that terrible massacre oc-
Cured ON Friday, the 2lst ult., near Fort
Phil Kearney. :'Breyet Colonel Fetterman,,
Captain Bricon and Lieut.. Grammond. OF
the 18th Infantry, with 81 enlisted men oil
the I'd Cavalry and the 18th Infantry, were
surrounded by Indians, and every officer
and man was killed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

RAILROAD Manufacturing the session Of the
Legislature, the steamboat express train ON the
Delaware Railroad, coming North, will stop at
Laurel, at $40, A. NJ, and Bridgeville, at BIO,
A. NJ, giving those places morning train TO
Dover. and other principal stations North.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

BdIIImofe, 345 $40 o'ful0f'7no'u'
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhilaGe''
phia Al s.vU A. NJ. =, ,,,,,.-,. a,
Leave Philadelphia at 600 +. M.' wilmington AZ
1885 Il, M. for New Castle. ,,,.,..,,
TRAINS leaving Crisfeld 6.45 A. H., and wilmington
yonp S,uth ut H. ID A. NJ will run ~ close uhlee'
HI, iii Steamboats, To Norfolk AMI Portsmouth anu
Exn,ess Traiiis ID and rom Baltimore, phiaueipn,
an New iork They VIZ me ;, be ,bs, tin,
~ ~ , 81, EFT that : eanbUat Train sol J.
Vii stp al any siaton BET down Pas engeis hold
| Ing lcNets from Baltimore. ,., =, i,
| Line wno PIE er il, stop IN wilmington owe
N'hh'' NAN h. a. SEwALL, Jr,
| Superintendent Del. X. ".
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

ANOTHER EXTENSIVE RoBnERi.--The house O.
Rev. Mr.. Hinkley in Washington street, near 9TH,
was entered by thieves, within the last few days
and robbed of silyerware worth about $500. Mr.
Hinkley and hio family went on visit to Balti-
more, about week ago, and shut their house up
while they were gone. On their return last even,
ing they found that they had been relieved Oh Az
their silyerware, and quite quantity oil o'her
valuable goods of a portable mature.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

N ENTIRELY NEW invention for Silver Plating
"A srtices Of Brass Copper, German Silver, Bronze,
etc. and for cleansing and polishing silver and silver
plated ware. Call and see its remarkable effects at
Wilmington, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

The St. Paul Press estimates the present
population of Minnesota at not less than
three hundred and sixty thousand. 1t was
less than 5000 in 1850,