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was referred Senate bill No. 256, entitled
AN act to repeal section one of an act en-
titled an act to define more fully the power
and duties Of the Board Of Registration and
Supervisors thereof, for the registration of
the qualified voters Of the State, approved
September 10, 1868, and to make other pro.
visions respecting the same,n respectfully
report favorably on same, and suggest to
the House the importance OF immediate pas.
sage, in order that its provisions may be
put in Iorce.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH II. DEGRANGE.
Mr.. Harper, St, Charles, moved that the
consideration of the reports and bill be post
poned until tomorrow at one O'Clock P. N.
Lost.
Mr.. McMillen, of Carroll, moved that the
minority report be accepted. .. ...
Messrs. Lott and Mcvean called for the
yeas and nays resulting as follows:
Yeas: Abbot, Buckingham, Brewster,
Barbee, Burrel Bergeron, Collins, Crawford,
Demarest Eager, Esnard, Faulkner, Guidry,
Beidenhain. Isabelle, Kent, Lee, L LHoste,
Mollere, McCullen, McMillen, Melvin, Mo.
and, May, Noble, Pratt, Slaton, Sterrett,
oimms, Wren, Wilt, Zoelly-32.,
Nays: Alexander, Antoine, Adolphe,
Belot, Deslonde, Devices, Dufresne, Dupart,
Evans, Gair, Garstkamp, Harper Hutch
inson, Hall, Leroy, Lott, McYtan, Mansion,
Pearce, Page, Raymond, Reese, Rey Umph.
reys, Walsh. Washington, VIM. c. Will
liams, H. Williams-2s.
The report was accepted and Senate bill
No, ESQ was ordered to be placed on the
calendar for third reading.
Mr.. McMillen, of Carroll, moved to sus-
pend the rules to place the bill on its third
reading. 7r
Rules not suspended.
Mr.. Lott, of Rapides, moved to postpone
the bill indefinitely,
Lost.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Lee, of st.
Bernard, on the committee called for by
House bill No. 2l5, an act to provide for the
sale of one million five hundred and eighty
six thousand dollars of bonds, undisposed
of, etc. .Y.
The Speaker announced that he had re.
ceived the information of the death of Hon.
VIM. Smith, of Point Coupee.
Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans, offered the fol.
lowing resolution, which was adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has been announced that
Hon. William Smith, Representative of
the parish of Pointe Coupee, has died at
his residence in said parish on Saturday,
October 3, 1868 therefore be it
Res9lUed, That the House of Representa-
tives do now adjourn until to morrow al
twelve o'clock, in memory of the death Of
our deceased member, Hon. William Smith
The House adjourned until tomorrow al
twelve clock, N.
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ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN SPAIN,
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MINORITY REPORT
COMMITTEE Rooms on REGIsTRArToN
House of Repress natives,
State Of Louisiana
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives:
GENTLEAEN-Your Committee TO whom
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-13
SUPER Phosphates In the Spring.


EBlrogs TRIsuNg Your correspondent
u. G. j. propounds question relative to
the application of super-phosphate, or any
other fertilizer, as top dressing for wheat,
in early spring, and asks "Will it benefit
the CROP
will answer his question as well us
can theoretically and practically. First
practically some years ago, sowcl Peru
Wan Suano on field Of wheat in early
spring. quite 4 heavy dressing and never
saw much benefit from il On that crop or
any that followed it. Tie potential agent
III Peruvian s.Nane being ammonia, and it
Very volatile, was lost 10 tia, and i'll other
crops, III consequence Of laying ea HE sur
\ iace But according Ia the scientific article
in the same paper. from Mr. stewart. al
! mnspheric influence might have had a great
deal 10 do with ii, think however, that i
was sown immediately before a rain. Had
4 the ground been narrowed with drag har.
\ row, have no doubt but the application
would have been beneficial. and more Is
H peeially had it been good super. phosphat,
instead Of guana. the ammonia being les
volatile in consequence Of the sulphurie aci,
used in lis manufacture.
With my present experience in the matte
would not use any kind of commercial
manure on wheat in the spring, unless III
ground was narrowed with the application
liza fertilizer is but partially mixed with til
soil it soon dtluses itself through it SO tina
but little escapes.
Without extending these remarks furthe
l will leave tho subject, hoping that some {
your readers may be able 10 give NOR
satisfactory answer, in which case leave ,hi
unpublished C.
KENT, Jan. 3!st.
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p. W. s b. X. H.
Tnigr iETn ANIMAL REPORT


We have received the Thrift eth Annual Report
Of the President and Directors, to the Stock
holders of this Road.
The report Of the President, Mr.. Isaac llinckley,
shows the road TO be in prosperous condition.
The receipts from freight aud express Were
thirteen per cent. larger than the receipts from
the same sources of lS6d, and the increase was
principally in local freish traffic. The gross
earnings from all sources, rs compared with those
OF the preceding year, are, however, smaller by
about s20O00
The operating expenses were II per cent. larger
than in 1866. Nearly the whole of this excess is
found ic the item Repairs of Read" These
repairs have been made in the most thorough
manner. \ large quantity of ballast has been
distributed, and new rails Of steel or iron extern
siyely substituted for worn ou; iron rails. The
track is in such condition as 10 render smaller
outlay necessary in lst;S although the policy II
laying some steel rails every year. will Tor some
years swell the eost d REPAIRS q track, Tho
President says our expenses after more than
three years use u s;ecl rails. prove HAT true
economy demands their substitution f1r iron, AZ
rapidly as the receipts O the Road will allow
The sGsauehanns Bridge proves ii Is great
benefit as was anticipated, and has been in use
,yfhont ,nt,ry,,,,i,,, dnrin,. ls,- Tt.. snF.n.s
$3.50.
~ feSsleuVe % ~ ilers 9 is aho Na0i 'eilee's
great credit on the engineering skill ot Geo. \
Parker Esq, who designed and constructed IL.
The distinguished engineer BENZ. latrohe. ESD.
aftar 4 thntou,h examination, al II r,f,,rls
!. "a I'M, ,-sss II ~ WI.
through three winters encourages The conviction
that the bridge will safely withstand Tie danger
f,o,n Il. beret,,f,ra cars;i...,a a. ~, NJ,
serious which bridge at the mouth q the Sus-
quehanna would encounter. e and that no
ininrv n ,he hril,,,. ,,s, II. ,,arad mis-. fro,
"'hu storms OF nnpfseeaeh!ea violence.
Iae Delaware hallroad business has resulted IN
sinall direct proAi, which seems ASsly 10 con.
unne 10 De Tue case as various branch roads
when VIII peeoie Valuable ieedcrs 70 tliat road
WI! soon be completed.
The chester creek Road, connecting tile East
ern terminus OF the p. X 3. Central Railroad
with ,he r.. W. X B. al Chester. is under con.
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Farm \ fireside.


-. - ,..,,o,, hss ,,ore mean-
e.. \, 4. ,ha nav, of |
s :, :, c,rr,ar ~, rat all he |
:. ~, ...,,., - oo,rsa
l.. A., 49,, In ~ aarar rrah-oame ukill |
nc eo's ny ~ o. e"e $50 80, WV
ue sooso ""'su '"'n ~ -. i,,,,. ~
eAhauS.,ns 'lo sun i'"' ~ u.s. r., an,,,,
"uon' 20 an W, = ,,,...so,s - ~ h;s
oa''o" :, '"'o' ''' ~
| hired help.
S"pposs -. =. -, ,ho ,.rres,
"'s""' cas- ..,,,, ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-13
ia, rys5sii:s-7sssgs NEW ROUTE
eat22 .slidni..,ssizss no Tps

IA .E1a s..,sas 70 1ns
SOUTl AND SOUTH WEST,
Steanlaat train II leiaware Rail Read line
leaves Wilmington daily Sundays exccpted,) ati290
A. NJ. connecting with 'hc Use Sieamtrs
city Of Norfolk and Lady OF the Lake.
For Portsmouth, and Nurins, Va, AT Portsmouth
passengers make close connection with trains Of
Scabor1 and Roanoke Railroad ftI Weldon, Raleigh,
Charlotte Wilmi .gnn, Charleston, Savannah, and
all Southern Points, RctnuuR, boats leave Ports
mouth at 70 A. 81, lsa,nrdnyr exeeped,) On arrival
Of the southern traili passengers leave Crisfed At
600 T. M.,ahn arrive At Wilmington AT ll;4b =. NJ.
FRblilIT CONNECTIONS are made not only at
| Portsmouth win Seahartl and Rpanoke Rail toad,
hut 1t Norfolk, with Nnbrukeh X. n. line reaching
| the Mississippi at MrnpAe, and whose con seetine
| ines reach al points Il: IA Southwest.
q q. SEWALI,
deos snut, bel. H. X Lin
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Chr alousrhula.
coxprerRp NJ 4 pglAwAng l4pY.


Bread Pudding.
Take stale bread and poar on milk sufli-
eieut 10 soak it soft. but not 10 make il very
thin; add any Kind OF fruit either fresh or
dried previously soaked until your pudding
i pretty well filled with it. Pc, in pad
ding doth and boil il one hour. and then
with good cream. and sugar. or rich sauce
il preferred. YOU have pudding that will
he very palateablc as well Us wholesome.
Baunre of Bad Books.
beware Of hooks Of mere fiction hook :
OF Exciting romance. books OF lnfideliiy and
Slepiicism. OF Piracy and murder. /. Be
cause thay will injure you, waste your time,
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ihor"sarfy.
Forty years ~" q morr, i was ,lle habit
q young girls 70 rmhroidcr all The cal.als,
capes, edsing, ruillinss, etc. which adorned
their pretty persons, unless indtc some Very
few who were wealthy, and cho 10 throw
money away, on costly tritlrs Economy Of
! time was inculeated more then than now.
rs well as economy generally, :" Daughter
vet YOU work. don't sit idle was mater
III con,ma,a f.,,i,.r - m.,v ~ ~ .nd
- -
most wholesome III us eliec's'@ anu most II
dies were cunning in initiating French work,
even the finest. and always had some elabo-
-
."'e ais'eie - N't'" - ~" ''ote 'e's''e
hours, when the active household duties
were over. That good old time it seems To
rs had nas.cl ana now for many yen,s
,.. H., ...,;..,
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DIR. SIMMS'
WHITE PULMoNIC BALSAM

The Great Standard remedy for Diseases Of the
Throat and L7css. itclres promptly and quickly
thnuic and Recent Coughs, Colds. sore Throat,
Bronc9 Its Sorenss, and Pain in the Breast, Eoarse
noes &C. aad stands unexcelled II rarely eqraled In
curing al
DISEASES or THE THROAT AND LUNGS
and especially PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
We guarantee il ali We represent It to be.
We refer n ,4li,ctsd TO Lesi. zebey. Joseph
I'D Samuel Z, Car. Brandywine Village; James
Gibson. George Fllyd, john Hcks. VIM. Under
wood John Liyl AID Others Wilmington; James
Lacouni, A. U. Nea,ol II George; Wilson Green
uoncprdville. Del Go, and hundreds Of others wac
will attest its merits.
re- Price 50 Gents snd II : bottle.
Prepared only BY
DIR. j. SIMNS & son.
nealers la Pure Family Medicines,
Fourth and King streets.
j.nai-st d&w Wilmington, Del.
V,ooLsl TOOLS ! .-Diston's saws. Butchers
il Chisels and Plane Irors Bea.ry's Naiehets and
Axes. Watts Ship axes, AIDES and Chisels. Caogs
Senning's, Pugh's and rszewells Anger Bits, VITA
a full assortment Of other toos. can be had al
J. A. ROBINSON & cos, I'd and Market SIS.
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SrERLING'S AMBRoolA OIL.

sTERLINGrs AMBRoSIA OIL Is distilled from
Roots, Barks, and Herbs. II W n cure all Diseases
OF the Scalp aud Itching Of the Head; entirely eradi-
Gates Dandrna, prevents the Hair from falling out,
thick and long II Is entirely different from all other
preparations, and cau be relied an.
This elegant Preparation for the Hair has been pro-
nnnneed bv thousands who have nsed Ii, OF the
most successful articles for the Toilet. As Beauti-
fer OF the ll.ir and Preventive against It's falling
lcERTIFIcATE.l
IasTos, February, 1857.
MISSES. sTnnLiso & BtonEa:-
GEsTlsIEs;-hy hair was short and thin, and
"slerlings Ainbrosia Oil Amer using the first
bottle my hair ceased falling ont and commenced
growing rapidly, md have continued the use OF
your preparation since My hair at the present tins
Ii at least fur feet long, very thick and beautiful
Very respectable,
Miss MARY APPLETON,
No. 1874 \. Russell street
Lock Of her Hair can be seen at our office, No.
LOG S. Eighth street.
CAUTION
no not be led To believe that Sterng,s Ambrosia
containing two bottlc- in box at Sl.00 is the same
article as sierlings n.bftsiG OIL for the hair. NY
Ambrosid Oil has no connection whatever with any
Other preparation sold Tbs nlbrosia OIL Is sn i'm.
proyrnts' en- all other hair pre- psrations and IL mt
no in one bottle in neat package bearing the name
OF Sterling 4 Roomcr on tie back and price 30 cents
on the front label
sTERlINGs sMBRpsiA on,
SrERilNGS AMBkos1A OF.
FOR THE HAIR
| FOR TIE HAIR
| PRICE, so CENTS PER ROTrLE
| PRICE, 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
FOR SALE By ALI. DRUGGISTS,
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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r rmuu.wHr1 pIasLADELPHIA,W WI.
~ NfNaTON AND BALTIMORE
COMMENCING MONDAY, sEPTEMBERsG ni,; lsS ~
Tsas VII ssyS P SpyEs s3re, = oows
wAYMAiL TRAIN At $50 4. NJ. Sundays excep-
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
for Crisield and intermediate stations
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1900 NJ. Sunday. excer-
ted for psi'm me snd ws 81 undavs e.copt
ed,) for baltimore and Warrington stoppng at Ghes-
ter, Thuriow, Lnwood, Caymont Wilmington, New
port Stanton, Newark Elkten, NORTH Esst, ohsres
mans Edgewood, Magnolia, chase's and stemmcrs
Run ,.,,,,,,,, :, =, M NJ ,n.uv IN, pa,t,
more and Washington, Connects at Wilmington
| Saturday excepte) with Delaware kailrosd Line
stepping at New Castle, Midaletown, Clayton, Dover,
,ac,us Al Crisneld With Boat for Fortress Monroe,
| Norfolk, Portsmouth and the sonth. -
| Passengers by h0ai from Baltimore Tor fortreHs
Monroe and Norfolk, will take the 1900 NJ. Train
Via Crisfed will take Hoo M Irsin.
Stunning at all stations between Philadelphia and
| Wilmington
Leave philadelphia At lse asoe .oOn ana l I'm,
Delaware Railroad for Milford and intermediate sta
tons. The 500 p. NJ. train runs 70 New Castle oo
Leave Wilmington a, 100 and 500 A. NJ, 400
A'u I'll TMRso ii TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1910 A. NJ, 1890, $40 an
Wv CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at o. s.4l and Ills A. NJ, A.49
Dbl. Z. 30 and 1914 r. NJ. -
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Lcavs Baltimore at T.25 A. NJ, Way Mail 9.ao A.
NJ Express ais PM Express e.sSP- NJ. Express.
From Baltimore ~ Port Deposit and intermediate
stations ut 800 r. NJ. ~
Aeuniu. latiOn Train from Port Deposit will leave
Perryvte at Cal A. Nj, for l,atimore and interme-
diate station. :.
Trains Tor Baltimore lcave Chester Mt si2 A. NJ,
and 4. 05 y. NJ.
Trains for baltimore leave Wilmington at 1000 a.
NJ, and Abs =, NJ.
Freight train with PASSENGER Car attached will
leave Wilmington for Porfyyille and intermediate
stations at 7.ao Z. NJ
SUNDAY TRAIN rn0M BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore ~ a.5 f. NJ, stopping At layre
de-tirac,, l,crryville aud Wminston Also stVIe a
North East EiktOn and Nrtrs dc take passenger,
for Philadelphia. and lrl,i passengers from Washing
ton or Bal;iinnrp) aud II gsrs'r II leave passenger,
rom Baltimore ~ Washington.
II. r. KENN!,f, superintendent,
~, rgss.a -sfs7 DEI.A ~ ARE Raj
~ e-sissss,.sss;ts%' ROAD ZANE
. NINTER ARIA NGEMENT
IN AND AFrLh MpsuAl, SOY. 10Th, 1sJT.
Passenger Trains VIII run 81 followe, until inrthe
tpll
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prnsosaL.-wm. D. Dove, ESQ.,, formerly
law-parlncr of Hon. Daniel NJ, Bates has recent,
" gone to Virginia, and is now one Of the hrm 81
Z. G. Randolph & Co., Real Estate Brokers' III
I,ynchburr,
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sTERLiNG'S AMBRpslA OIL,
SrERi.lSG'S AMBKosIA of,

sTRkLISG's SCALP RENovaToR.
This Is another preparation Of still greater efficacy.
T. may be applied by Itself but is most effective when
u.ei with the Ambrosia Oil, especially when the
Hair is falling out very rapidly.
CERTIFICATE
NEW lnng, May ., 1867.
hEssss SrEElisa BLoARR:-
GEsrLEnEs 81 feel II my duty 10 make You aware
OF the effects ~ your AmbrosiR Oil. During the
riots in New York was badly beaten about the head
and face which caused me long spell of sickness,
during which time lost all my hair and whiskers.
was compelled to wear wig for some two years
ard half barring that time I tried number of the
advertised hair preparations in the market, and re-
eevea no benefit whatever, ] was advised by a
brother broadway police officer 10 sterlings Am
brosia Oil and Scalp kenoyator. which uscd about
eight months at the expiration Of that time ! wa.
obliged To discard my Wig. At the present time
have as hne head OF hair as any gentlemen may
wish for. all from the use OF eight bottles OF Ambro
sia Oil. The above facts well known by all NV
brother Broadway police Officers, aud well known
by many Of my friends. Very respectfully
JOHN Ii WRIGHT
Broadway police ofllser New York.
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sIERLING'S AMBRoSIA OIL,
STEkLiNG'S AMBko>IA OIL,
S.'lD iiY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
PRICE 80 CENTS PER HOTTIE.
PRICE 90 CENTS PER pOITLE
STfkLlNGS' SCALP RENoyATOR
PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE. Si'
PRICE Si.50 PEkBuftlk
AUGUSTUS p. BLOMER
,. sole PropTiet,r, 692 Arch street,
JOHNSON HOLLOWAY & Gown
81! Arch s.. Wholesale Agents
For sale by Edward McInall, i24 Market street,
y. Il RriughuFst, Eli %
{. Heuzay, Jr, 40
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DATRoNlzE home industry aud your DAILY Pa
l. PEE ny getting your printing done Ut the
TRIBUNE Steam Printing ONCE.
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PUBLIC SALE.


ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY l4TlI, 1865,
ut O'clock, r. NJ
Rented Of Inhn Todd. In Blandywine hj., one mile
from the village OF Brandywinc, on the Wilmington
aud hila,, lphia road
ia HEAD OF cows
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E'AnMs FOR SALE BY
Lewis 4 Joseph,
REAL ESTATE AGBN
Z, EfJIp(, LJfJIlN Sitsxur IA D.J

REAL EST ATE ENTS
GEORG FRO Nm, SUSSEX Co.. Dei
TIME Subscribers having located themselves at
1 Georgetow u. the County spat of Sussex Co.,
Tel. Agents for the sale uf Real Estate III that vi
eiuty would most earnestly call attention To the fol-
lowing statements No section III the United States
offers many Inducements II the Fruit Grower lie
Farmer and Gardener. Tor Sportsmsu,l AS The rich
snd lnsmy lsSds u this Country which comprises
nearly all the snl known In this Cou Try, from the
light sandy soil tna t' heavy clay, and all suscepti
bic u hph state ~ cultivation and adapted To the
easy growth VI all the
GRASSES. GRA!Ns, yEGRTABl ES, and FRUITS.
The Timber is ~ the best varieties and abundant
Fish and Same abound.
The C!ims;e is peasant and healthfnl situated as
1t is hegr the SEA Cnart side, and Chesapeake
Bay on the ether II almost constantly has tbs bele
tii OF sea hrvkc, which makes the summer heat less
Oppressive thsi many places farther north Superior
water Navigation AID Railroad communicative, viii
bring us w.thiu II hours Of Philadelphia on Que side
ard Washington aud Ral imnre IN the other, one
among many If the advantages Of this Section is the
early season, en.slng us 10 furnish the early market
vt almost incrtd bic rates
We have an halii $4,000 Acres of land compri-
slug many very valuable farms cuniaimin. from 10
to i4D scres "a II. Ps-sons from the North wishing
To invest money 10 advantage and flroft, will hnd Il
to their advantage 10 give lis a call
Address.
LEWIS & JOSEPH,
sepia-if tieorgetoWn, Dei.
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E IA ~ 1 IL IL L y
or the Newest ana varieties Fall Sales 1851
Pear, Apple, 0hei,v, Plum and Dwarf
Pear Tres,
Grapes, Gooseberries, Gu p.is. ESspJ,rrie.
BtGck6erries. Strdi,5.s''ss, Ar,
OF CHOICE yARlg1.ss,
Usage ORANG QJICKS
In large and small quantities
EvERGREENS, BAle..M FIR
NORWAY SPRUCE, ARBok WITS
For price or particulars, please address
A. H. Carey,
ieis-iyw camden. DEL.
JoIN NEYBURN,
licensed -4uctioncer,
CIIADDs Forn.
novT-f Delaware Co. Pa.
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Coupon Bonds. per $1,000. 'sieo
: Registered Bonds and Stocks, 1v00.... o. ]
Gold Coin or Bullion. ........ 100o.... a'ao
Silver " ......... 1000. ~
! Gold or Silver Plato. ......... 10O..... J ~ ]
. Deeds & Mortges for each title ........ i.eo !.
This Company also RENTS SAFES within :
its vants, at rates varying from $50 to 40 pet
snnum, of which the renter alone has the KY Z
RECRiyEs CASH bones, liability limited for
: se5 per annum: COLLECTS COUPONS ana .
INTEREST for one per cent. eomuiissioni az /.
!. LOWS INTEREST on deposits Of meuey; hAE-
! CuTES TRUSTS, MS Executor, Administrator
: Guardian, Trustee, or Agent.
: Further information afforded on personal OF ;
written application.
sec. d Treas. Vice-Pres, President.
noyS0-Sm-eod-dkw
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OLIVER RoUGE-The hest ariis e row extant for
= CLEANSING silver and plated ware. gold, jewelry,
&c, I.in't fail to try 4. sample packages given
away By J. A ROBINSON q CO.,
Second and Market sis.
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This we'll knuwn lnin ar trade mark viii he fund
ny ~ every package Of the shove tntnnf.-.
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Public sale.

I iNGE r,'enp'aiy S.le Of Household Goo : sud
- liat Fx'a-r-, Ut ihr llHte M ni East Water
.ttcri .n tiiuAI February 18TH, 1T - o'cu, K,
4. NJ ~ ;olt3w: iwtt9e BEDS, ne ls'cids ant bod
M.tu bpNel. and pitchers bureaus about one hun
drsl yards tnsratu cdsi"l, imev rs gaoi, ah,ut Il
hnaditi sar- uf ~ lp;h, very ilr m-d, va iciy
81 mf0r- Lar se ard snali, large quantity OF Miud-
NJ, cl.is, rnektng chair- table,, wii d w
e-. and hli d.. uir large dlnilg table. suta lie
fur hoe, card in-l :, Sllohen rabies setiees l0un.
GO, susa. large qhatily 81 tsbe wSe, suitsble for
nnir K, epng, one l.rgr trst class couk stove and
fixtures. one lie bux, tubs, bnckcs, benches also
he en;e Bar Rnom Fixtures, namely: ene lar e
mirror. liquor bar snd fxture- one large restau-
rant h.r with copper fixtures and everything
c IN, lcir platte, k'iyes, fnrks spec and m ne
tes.afy fAtITes, large bar rouin stove and lir,
b,r ra,'ni cisif-, dec iiers, Tnmblers &c many ar
liele. nut here enumerated 81, RASH
| l.. W. SilnnAN & Sos. Auct'rs. iebiJ-ls.l4&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-13

FURNITURE! FUREITURE!!
l.. :. TAYLOR
<yyg3 Would announce 10 the public that he has
- constantly on hand At his wareroums at the
E.IsN5 y. W, COR. THIRD & SIMPLIFY SITS.
In the
City Of Wilmington,
large assortment oi furniture Of every variety and
style consisting Of EedrtrAes, Bureaus, Sofns,
Chair, Tables. Mattresses. aud other goods III great
variety.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Hearre- and carriages furnished and attended by
careful ate ndgnts st all times. jal30-iy-w
r. r. ROBINSON !. CO..
B1Nh-Ef,S.
COR OF FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Wilmington, Del
Dea!ers in GOVERNMENT, STATE aud RAILROAD
Stocks and Securities.
Gold Bought and Sold.
Also, Drsfts IN
ENGLAND,
GERMANY. and
novI-iyw FRANCE
| FOR SALE.