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Estate Of abraham PARKER, Decd.
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TTIr DELAw ARE TRIBUNE. wILMINGToN DEL.

ington, containing draft for man at Whining
ton, Delaware. II did not come TO hand, and d
detective was started to work up the case. The
letter was, ut length, found ut Wilmington,
Ohio" where the direction on the letter carried
1t.
The following letter was received at this office
yesterday, viz.
Bosros, March 18th, 1867.
P,sT MASTER, WILMiSoToS, DEL.,
Der .Sir:-There are two or three maya
zines in your Office directed to Leo Weltz; will
you be so kind as to forward them to him to
Wilmington, Ohio; and oblige
Very Truly, Yours
j. E. TILroN q Co.
Yesterday letter was dropped in the post Of
fee, here, with postage stamp on 1t, but no d.
rection whatever.
The number Of letters dropped in the post
office without any stamp upon them Is astonish-
Ing; but the number of those that are so drop
ped, unsealed,. Is even greater than the last We
might I'LL page of this paper in relating In
stances similar to the above, but we retain.
MoRAL.-Do not blame the post Office until you
ascertain If it be in fault, and if you in fault
kind reader, make apology.
In conclusion we remark that the post office is
not Obliged to take counterfeit, mutilaied, or
WORKOUT U. 8. currency P.O.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21

Illinois has adopted an eight-hour law.
Ode to America Alabama Claims.
The Skeleton in the Closet-The remains
of yesterdays turkey.
Liquor is sold to women in New York
during illegal hours at small thread and nee
die establishments
Louis Gaylord Clarke, once Of Knick-
erbocker fame, is no more counted among
the knights literary. He still has place at
the Custom House.
The Found Table once contained
rather severe onslaught upon Artemus Ward.
Soon after Artemus called at the office and
expressed his personal "thanks and graft
tude" for so fine and appreciative notice.
DIR. John s. Craven, author of jeff Da-
viss Prison Life, who has just been elected
by the Senate. from the Newark post-oflice,
threatens to start daily paper of ant-Re-
publican politics in that city. Somebody is
going to be smashed, says the indignant ex-
p. M.
What made Barnum rich? Advertising.
What sold our government bonds? Jay
Cookies advertising. What made Bonner's
Ledger Advertising. What made A. T.
Stewards fortune? Advertising. What
sold 100000 tickets for the Crosby Opera
House scheme? Advertising.
The celebrated Adah Isaacs Menken,
who is now creating so much furore in Paris
merable times One of her latest espousals
was Robert II. Newall, well-known New
York literateur, who soon became tired of
his bargain and has just now obtained di-
vorce.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21


Al the Annual Conference of the ME-. Church,
at Harrisburg, on Thursday, II report from the
treasurer Of the centenary fund of Conle ence was
read. The total receipts during 1866 were s99y.O2.
When the reports from the different districts Of
their contributions for worn-out preachers were
called for, the following were made =.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
Wilmington, 1925; 81. Paul, 500; Union, 900;
Grace, -; Brandywine, $50; Mt. Salem, $40 |;
Newport, $50; New Castle, -; Delaware City,
$40; 81. Georges, s22; Newark, $52; Eipin, sos;
Bethel, $50, Northeast $50; Charleston, -;
Etna, s2.72; Zinn, ESQ; Port Deposit, ss1.5O;
Oxford. SIS; New London, SO; Fulton, So !;
Lebo sl5 Strasburg, =; Enterprise, $50 |;
Cochranville, $13; Coatesvilc, 1920; Guthrie
vile, Marshallton, &C., -; Chester, &55 Chcs-
ter and Village Green, $14 Chester Circuit, S88,-
75; Village Green Circuit &22.95; Media, $40 !;
Crozersville, S21 Mount Lebanon, s25 Chat
ham, -.
EAsToN DISTRICT.
Smyrna, $3.50; Smyrna Circuit $40: Middle
town, s25; Odessa, $40; Dover, S5sss; Cam
den, s3G.75; Frederick, &C., $50; Falmouth, 800;
Willow Grove, $50; Mill Greek, $50; Harring-
'"At AhNhhohf r'p.o" oictuhbulOy FlE
Hillsboro -; Easton, S7.Sj; Pap, 50; Cen
treville. s25; Church Hill, 1920; Queenstown,
- Kent Island, --; sutlcrsvillc, -; Kent,
5000; Still Pond, 800; Cecilton, s8l Billing
ton, $40.
The Blanks were not responded to when the
churches were called.
THIRD DAY.
letter from Philadelphia, concerning the cd
ucati0n of the freedmen a circular from the u
3. Union of the NJ. 4. Church, giving an account
Of Its financial situation, and a circular from the
M. E. Tract Society, detailing its operations last
year were read and referred to committees
A committee was appointed to secure informa-
ton concerning the objects for which centenary
money was donated by the various charges, aud
report to Conference the different amounts.
The committee ON the "tliird year. was an
nounced ready to report W. p Howell, I.eoni-
das Dobson, Charles W. Buckley. Jacob s. Hughes
Samuel H. Reisner, James F. M'Clcllnnd, Edward
p. Aldred, Wilmer Coffman, Benjamin T. Strong
and Thomas E. Martindale were reported upon
iavorably.
The |" fifth question was called, and J. F.
Stringer, J. R. Grey, II. r. Isett and Charles +
Masden were reported upon f,vorably.
At lOla O'Clock the order of the day, viz. The
memorial service in honor OF the dead of tn,
past year, was taken up and conducted.
The following are the names of the member
of the Conference WIN died during the past year
George q. Qulglcy, Joshua Ii. Tuner, Solomon
Higgins.
TIE following Local preachers were elected 10
Deac0n's orders g.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


exciting influences or speculative movements
Dizziness has been tho chief characteristic and
there Is IN absence of that confidence in the future
which is nm essential condition of an active mar
ket. The prospects of an active business season
are not bright, and there is gradual but steady
settling of all commodities and most healthful
scrutiny into the foundations of things. This
last feature will go far to postpone and il is to be
hoped prevent possible panic and consequent dis
uster.
bill was recently introduced into the House
of Representatives to provide for a reserve of
gold In the Treasury and National Banks.
The retail trade is dull. The Indictment weather
and the horrible condition of the roads almost
prevents intercourse between town and country.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
OUR NEIGHBORS.

Rev. Wilbur f. Nields. son of Cheyney
Nields of West Chester, died at St. Angus
zine, Florida, on the I'd inst.
A dark brown horse was stolen from the
stable of Robert A. Evans, near Harr sville,
Cecil Co., Nd, on the night of the 7lh inst.
The first raft of new timber, down the
Susquehanna, arrived at Port Deposit, on
Wednesday afternoon.
James w. Lysle, of New London, comes to
Wilmington to engage in the grocery bust
ness.
The Maryland Legislature has fixed upon
Friday next, 22d inst, for the day OF adj
jOurnment.
Herrings are being caught at Elkt IN, and
the citizens of that town rejoice IN having
fresh fish to relieve theii diet Of though
beef"
The Elkton Wing earnestly favors I'M
partial Suffrage, and rejoices that the Re
publican party of Maryland is at last definite
ly placed on that platform.
There is no Baptist Church in Coatesville
This denomination propose holding services
every Sunday evening in the Academy Hall
in that place.
As young man named Henry Hines was
whiting on Thursday last with II pocket
knife, the knife slipped and severely cut his
leg, severing an artery.
A dark brown horse was stolen from the
stable of Robert A. Evans, near Harris IL,
Cecil Co., on the night of the 7th inst. Mr. H.
tracked the horse as far as Harrisville, where
he lost the trail.
An exciting fox hunt came off last Satur-
day in Upper Oxford and Penn TOWNSHIPS
The fox was started in Upper Oxford holed
in papp aud fnulIx, t,nt r,,ft,ro nm tt,o f,,,,,
Of a sensible man who would not allow him
10 be dug out.
The Je6srsonian of West Chester which
is and always has been in the very advance
guard OF Cupperh eadism comes out squarely
Tor the reputation of the national debt. 1t
quotes President JohnsOns re marks to Gene
ral Halpine in support OF its views.
The snake house of Mr.. Joshua Renyhart
in East Coventry township, Chester County,
was robbed ON Wednesday last of l 80 worth
of hams shoulders and OtLer mt at. The
thieves entered by unlocking III. door no
clue to them has been obtained.
In the recent election in Valley township
Chester Co., the Republican candi, at. for
Judge of Elections received li5 v, ties and
the Democratic candidate 80. For many
Of the offices the Democ as made no nomi-
nations.or else run Republicans. None but
Republicans were elected.
Last week was one of accidents at the
sash factory at Port Deposit. Hamilton
Morrison, james Rial, Joseph S. Stone and
John Style were cut by the machinery. Syle
lost half of the middle finger of the left
hand and was the most seriously injured of
the quartette. RIAL was cut on the right
hand by saw, Morrison lost the end Of a
finger and Scene escaped with slight cut.
Two other men narrowly escaped losing
their hands by some arrangement of plan
ing machine.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
THE POST OFFICE.

Curiosisies of Letter MalIing.-why
A.e'lers "oh come 10 h"h"
Co''mun'c 1tion FOR the Tribune.
To persons unacqu tinted with the prvacies of
post offi,e, the nesgences, mistakes and blum
he Office to be mai c !, would be incomprehensi-
ble In every instance, too, the post Office OIL
als are blamed by the public, unless the Officials
an trace up the cause OF the mistake or blunder,
which cannot always be done and In those cases
where the employees of the post office trace out
md reveal the blunder of the persons mailing the
'et,er, no Acknowledgement or apology is ever
made by the pc. son in fault.
Only Yesterday a case occurred which caused
this little narrative to be written, which is as i'll
lows: A letter was received at this office from a
person in Philadelphia, stating that he had le-
,cived advices from merchant in Wilmington,
hat a letter had been mailed at the latter PLACE
Tor him, naming in his letter the person who
.nuiled the letter. The matter was mentioned to
the Wilmington mailer of the letter. when the
latter. a merchant here. said "yes mailed that
letter on the day named together with these other
ietters. for Philadelphin, all of them containing
checks for money, none of the letters have ever
reached their destination" The post offices were
blamed for the default, and the matter inyestiyat-
d and traced out, when all four of the letters
were found in the merchants desk where they
had lain for two weeks This merchant took
those letters and handed them in to tic post Office
.,rithout word of explanation to the person to
whom they had been directed who might, If he
chose, suppose they had been mislaid in the post
office during the time they were unheard of.
In another case, gentleman in Wilmington
dropped letter in the post office containing five
dollars. Time passed and the letter came not to
hand A great to do was had about it, and the
post offices blamed as usual. The result of the
investigation showed that the letter hid been
dropped into the office directed to the person it
was for, " Cumberland County, N. J."-no town
or post office named, and nasmuch as there are
many offices in that county, the letter of course,
did not reach lis destination.
Bank President, here, who, as general thing
Is very correct and accurate wrote and mailed a
valuable letter. Not hearing from It he wrote and
received reply that the letter had not come TO
hand He came to the post office in Wilmington
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
Seccsh DeInOrs'r .tiOn ut Princess
Amnc--A fOl N r Mar .hnI mOhbed.

Seccsh DenOrs'r zion ut Princess
.snnc--A for IN, r Mar, hal mObbed.
The Somers t HerH Lives the following ac-
count OF the reception accorded ut Princess Anne,
Capt. Andrew Stafford, formerly Captain of the
Eastern Shore HORSE Guard, and Provost Marshal
# the LIST District of Maryland. 1t says -
HE was with his company stationed at this
lace for sometime during the war and was high
y popular with all classes in the community. He
vas especially commended by the " Rebs'' for his
entity and imrartiality and strongly endorsed by
them us scholar and gentleman" Last week, the
Captain returned alone 10 Princess Anne to deliver
lecture on the eye illustrated by some expert
ments with an instrument called the "Phots-
graphoscope." He expected reception similar
10 those to which he had been accustomed in his
town. He called on some Of our prominent men
who cooperated with him in his object and inter-
ested themselves TO procure the Court House for
lis use.
SAT the usual hour In the evening the doors
we're opened and the Captain began his lecture,
when party estimated ut from fifty to one hum
dren pushed the door keeper aside and forced
their entrance into the Court House. They be-
san by interrupting the speaker with various
questions and shortly to throw sticks of wood
and brickbats which they had brought in with
hem. The heavy missiles flew thick and fast
compelling the gallant Captain to take refuge on
his all fours behind the judges bench. Squire
Duer and Deputy Sheriff, John w. Humphreys,
soon came to his rescue and released him from
his unpleasant position. The Photographic
scope" and the Captains hat were afterwards
brought Off in safety.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
OUR LETTER BOX.


Jfessys Editors II observed n few days since
IN the Proceedings of our CITY Council. that they
were going to get a clock for the Council Cham
Der. and this lends me tn s,gpest that IL would he
tip-top thing If thew would' while Mt it. remove
the present dial of the City Clock and replace II
with one of glass (simllar to the one in the State
House in Philaielphia) and provide for having n
light placed behind 1t al night.
Ii argument were necessary to induce them to
make the change, / think could supply 1t bul
will refrain from doing so, believing 1t unneces-
sary. TEAfPERS.
The Water Commissioners
Editors of Commerciuj In reulv IN vour
,u.s,,on {. ,vbo sho,, In ,,r xyot.r Co,nr,,s.,o,.
ora ,,pd.r tho n.v ,ct - would ,on,;n,,o IA
ward Betts and 7 Morton poo,e -.Tbev ara bot,
men well kno,vn in the commuuitv thor,uu,,
acquainted with the affairs of the water denari
ment and hove ho,,, h.., ;,dor,,aoa with IN.
citv government and with some or tbe most i'm.
portant RETURNS ,bnt have bcep made in liza nd.
miuistratiou within tho last twe,ve ve,rs
THEY renr.s.nt ho,h Tho n,,,,,,o, nort,ss and
ol,houyb I conuo, far ono .vr,,,a,,,,z. ,v;,,, NJ
poo,.,s no,itic,I onin;ous fr,I,. a ~ ,,s,;,no
IN bis onerr,, conao;,,, md ,n,orr,,,, az a ,,,nr
business. and No tru,tcr in ,be Affairs of other.
and Of IN. citv The same NAV cer,a,n,, h. s,i
of Mr. R.t,s and III. IL in al, resn.c,, ,,avo,.,.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21


HOPES LIGiITF0 ton the q nj March, 1867
at the residence of the BRIDES father Mr.. William
lighii'iO by Rev. john Owens, Mr. joseph liuupes
Of 'lminGion. Del. 10 Miss Anne 4. L gnruot, oI
Sham0na Ieli, Chester county.
TlIuMSON-SPR GER.-By Friends Ceremony
et're Ma,or McNiiclae If Philadelphia, IN Fifth
day Third month, l4lh,' yrus b. Thomp sun of New
put, to Esther A. Springer, Of Hockessin, De-.
SMTrH-LEAGER.-Onth the 18th inst, by Rev II. E.
Giroy, Mr.. James smith to Miss Ma y t. Leager,
bnlh Of Wilmington.
wHiTE-KELIY.-O the 2Gth nit, Mt the parsonage
Of the NJ. Il Church, IN Chester, by the Rev. II r..
GilrOy Mr.. Edwin +. White, to Miss Mary A. Kelly,
both of Wilmington, delaware.
FENIMORE-SU1TON In New Castle, February
2Uh, Mt the residence of the brides muher by Rev.
Jn',: b. Spoiswood, MIR. Geo W. fe i'm re, ul
Del.
STOCKTON-STIDHAM. Thursday, March II
at the Chnrch q the New Testament, III philadel-
pm ny rev N mas II secession, PASTOR unomas
kate Stidham,of Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21

before mayor fnlentlne.
MALICIOUS AssAuLT.-'Iames Walters was ar
rested by officer Heritage, for an assault and bat
terry on young man named James Steward,
down at the Grace Church Mission School, Young
Steward has jolnei church and attends the mis-
sion school, and by this course of conduct slightly
offends some Of the roughs In the neighborhood,
who heap all kinds of abuse on him. This Walters
followed him and insulted him by abusive cpithets
until Shewaid retortcd when Walters struck him
heavy blow on the mouth. The Mayor fined
the latter %. and COSTS and would have fined him
more heavily had there been any possibility of
getting the fine.
On THE WAR TRAII"--Richard NJ. johnson,
nnlnesake Of the celebrated Democratic practical
miscegenationist, supposed slayer of Tecunseh,
and Vice-President Of the u s., imbibed too free
yof the fl water and started on the tra If
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
leaths.

MUSSEY.--At Media Pa, upon the 18th instant,
Helty CaIoIiua, daugh Inter Of r. Deavan and Mrs. l..
=. Mussty, AGED Two years and seven months
DICKERS0N. Maggie II =, daughter Of Susan Dick
trson, in the 1S,h year Of her age
HESTON-On Thursday the 18th inst, Sallie G., in
fant 'ughler of Joseph A., and Laura H. Heson,
aged seven months.
TAMILToN-In this city, on Thursday evening, 1ih
age.
CRAwFoRD.--At his late residence, Poplar Grove,
near COchranville, Chester county, Pa. on Thurs
day, March 7th William Craw ford, in The 10th year
OF his dge
Also on Wednesday, March 18th, Mary rect of
We ar of her ure.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21

VESSELS AT MoonE's Sur YAHD.-E. & G.
Moore have repaired and launched from their
Marine Railway within a few days, the schooner
"Sallie veasey," OF New Castle; sloop Fame"
of New York; steam-tug Arctic" belonging to
p. W. & B. R. R. Co., and Steamers " David
Utlcy," and "B. Comstock," (Swiftsurc Trans
portatlon Coz On their Railway is the steamer
"vulcan," and under repairs waiting to go OH,
the steamer Frank" (both of the Swiitsure
Transportation Coz Undergoing repairs, the
barge " Joel Fink, (Manoyunk Pulp worlss.)