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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
Other brands at wholesale prices.
OUR
H al d ware Departm en- t

CONSISTS or
IRON, Steel, Hose Shoes, Mule Shes, Horse
Mails, Rasps Braces, Bits, .9ugra Gimists,
,qi-es. ,]rcs, Compasses, Col;prs, Boring Ma
chimes, .uorfse Naclnes jack Scfur3, Chains,
Rakes, Huncs, Yrolral, Scyihas, .Noiig, Spikes,
Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Iil.' Chils, LereLs,
Planes, Bcueis, .4nri!s, BcIlo,rs, yis,s, Scrcr
Plates, Tire Bsndcrs, ScroO Ureucrss, Forks,
ShorcIs, scoops .NaHocbs, Picks, lies, Buirs,
Gross Crt Suys, hill Snss C.,sriu ,s,rs,
.NiH Smrs, Circular Sors, NooL-Togh Sclcs,
Hand sa,rs, Compass Smcs, Uhg Surs, HasF.
et. Hammers Brug kaig.s, Sg,.s twss, Hu-
ness Hrdrcrr, Clg,E Trim as Slac Flint
ings ,Niosoua Tools, Brushes Csrog. Hud'@,
Cu,ls5y, Drills, scales. with many lou-cEccp-
ing and Furnishing Goods, both American md
Imported.
Thankful. f,r r.s. fagoss, We sollc., orders for
the above named goods.
D. HUMPHREYS < co.
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Sundries and Notions.

Pepper. spices. Mace, Ginger. Cloves. Tu.
- Sutmeps, Cinnamon, Mustard, Barley,
Roc Flour. Sage, Corn Starch, Gelstine, Veg
C,,Ile Extracts, Es'enoes, &c, &c, CocoaiLs
90 Coco Cream fOr the hair, SOzOdonI for the
teeth, Hair Dyes, II AR Brushes, Tooth Brush.
-. COMBS, PeDkniyes, Pencils, Pens. Ink, Pa.
Der and Envelope, Poumon1ies, Nail Brushes,
Baekening Brushes, IDdellibIs Inks. Vegetable
Dyes f0r cJiof!ng silks, DC.
In word, any thing that u usually found in
Drug store, all Of which will be sold low for
cash. Call and examine my stock.
n. ". BILLINGS.
ShePherdliOwu, February &, ls65. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HARD
WARE, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS TOTES,
&C., &c.
Have in store and for sale
McCormick's Prize Self Raking Reaper, the
only perfect reaper in Lodged Grain, greatly I'M
pr0ved for 1865; McCormiak's Prize Mower
for every variety OF Grass and Land it has no
superior; Self D.scha:gmg Hay and Gram Horse
Rakcs; Hay, Straw end Fodder Cutters, OF the
most approved patterns; Grain D!ills, with and
without Guano Attachment and Grass Seed
Sewer.
Wheat Fans, Corn Shelters, Plotrs. Of
M hnlds
Churns of various kinds; Cistern Pumps, sew
eral kinds; Platform and Family Scales; Grind
stones aud Fixtures Boring Machines; Jack
Screws. GiacAsm!th's Drills; Cooking Stoves,
for " God or Coal; WaItrou's Grain and Grass
Scythes, (English) al lengths.
Garden, Field and FO0er Seeds, Build
ing Materials,
Nails, Door Locks, Bolts, Screws, Hinges, Blind
Fasteners &c, &c.
.NECH4NICS TOOLS,
Planes, Rules, Files, Chisels, Guages, Braces,
Squares, Augurs, Bi,ts, Axes, Hatchets, Saws,
P!nccrs, ComPassos, Spigi. Levels, &c.
TaJie aad Pockst Cutlery,
Fine Plated Forks. Sho,cls, Forks, Garden
Tools, Chains I.amcs, Briar 'Scythes, Hoes,
Horse Shoes, Horse Na.Is,Nc., CO?dage, " God
en- Ware, &c. all Of which We guarantee TO
furnish as low a. any house in the Valley.
Apr. !, loss.
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ASSETS, SEPT. 20, IoG1.
BIZ. Receivable secured by First Mort
gage :Jl,OJUOO
Bis Receivable. secured ug Bonds 5000 w
Bill hgccw...c. secured Jy Personal
Security &c go 90
Ua.c4 Sta.rs -4J bonds lO,2l3OO
C.aL ..F.s.t Mortgage R.R. Bonds 3,0+G 90
Ohio Union Loan, 3 per cent. Bonds $3.50 90
Cash IN ia... Isis -
Bills Receivable 1852 y
Real Estate, personal Property and
Due from Agents 3IOG 90
Premium Notes, due in lustailments 1Ogl5 G.
s2I2,47GO2
Note, Of poiicy-IiyIess a. Security 233 l42 %
Total A-scts Tor Insurance Si45.6.5 .
Necessary to Eg-iuaure E5-hs S3S,43G lG
LIABILITIES.
Due Officers ard EMPLOYEES 1851 n
Losses adjusted AID not uuc 2,1l2 20
AUDrToR or STATES OFFICE,
Columbus, Ohio, Sept 90, 1861.
CERTIFY, That have personally examined
the IioME INsvEAEcE COMPANY or COLUMBUS,
ONO, and iud the foregoing to be q correct
settlement Of is Assets and Liabilities, and be-
Iicyc the Assets to be worth the sum above sta
ted, JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
WHEELING. WEsT VA
Nov 5, 1867.
TINS IS TO CERTIFY, That The Homc Enatr-
ancs Conyny If Columbus Ohio, has this day
deposited Twenty five Thousand Dollars, ls25,-
O0OJ as security TO Policy Holders in this State,
IL accordance with On act Of the Legislature
passed February -, 1867.
iSlucd,I j. H. BRlSTOR,
Treasurer OF State.
E;B. + HARRISON, Shepherdstown,
Agent for Jefferson County
February s 1853. y
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R L NJ 0 Y AL.
REMOVAL! REMOVAL !

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
/ 10 the citizens Of town and surrounding
country, that he has removed to his new Store
Room, , doors west of the old stand, where lie
has fine Stock Of
.N.4DE-UP CLOTHING
to suit the Spring and SlmmeL trade, which
will be sold at prices 10 defy competition
Goats from 81 80 W: Pants from Sl,0o up.
In connection with tie Cio.hiaE Department
will be found d good stock Of Boots and Shoes.
Gents Fashionable Hats, has i.r Men and
Boys. Ladies Morocco Shoes amd lasting
Caters, ali styles, Misses and Ch!lGreu'l Shoes.
Gents Furnishing Goods, Of all descriptions;
large stock Of Paper Collars, Neck Ties, Eng
lish Hall Hose, Dog Skin Gloves. The Fur
nishing Department is complete. Umbrellas,
Railroad Bags, Notions, in variety; COMBS,
Brushes, SC. especially invite al VINO arc IN
search OF bargains to call and examine ny stock
before purchasing. Ny motto IS quick sales
and small profits for The Cash; 80 don't forge:
to call at the Oak Hall Clothing, Hat and Shoe
House, new building, for Bargains.
LLOYD LICKLIDER
May &c, lsG5. #
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] fully concur in the above.
STEPHEN RO \RDN :

~ EIIiEN Jt-AhthAN,
Sup'l Free Schools, Wood Co, ". Va.
NEW .qN'D SECOND HIND ENGINES, Of
81 Szc, Oh hand and for sale q, low rates. We
ere prepared to bore out UORkLNG Ear
RELS, of all sizes. We invite AL oil men TO
.ai on Us and We viii bore out working barrels
and make them equal TO new pumps. We claim
that our manufactures are equal in quality 10
ANY and superior to those OF many establish
ments in the Country. We insure promptaess
IN filing orders, while oUr facilities for shipping
IL any direction are unsurpassed.
Our Business Office is connected with our
works We will be pleased 10 nave a call from
any who are in want of GOOD MACHINERY.
IS Ne will reply 10 enquiries 10y mail, and
promise our best efforts TO please purchasers,
both as to QUALITY AND PRICE.
ENGINES for THreshins Machines and Tan
Yards, complete, will be furnished from $3.50
end upwards
We warrant all work and guarantee that we
can furnish tba same per cent cheaper than
can be furnished elsewhere in the United States.
JOHN IL. little, Ehepherdstown, is our
authorized Agent, and all orders through him
will be promptly attended to.
Call on or address
NJ. J. LEESG X CO,
Parkerslurg, West Va.
February G, 1865. ly
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May IG,ls68.

ULOUR for sale by
u June 20 DGv.i Diiimyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

Cha.r' ls0m $40 500 Ier SEA, MaltTasies
Of every size and quality made TO order from
the best ma:erla. and warranted. Breakfast,
Dining, Extension, Par!or and Office Tables Of
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AGRICULTURAL AND HARDWARE
S TO E b.
a. Il. II. Ransom. J. Ed. DUKE.
RANSOM & DUKE,
HAWKS COACH ElCTORY BUILDING,
Charlestown, Jefferson County,
Have in store and for sale :.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HARD
WARE, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS TOTES,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

y lMl,- John 'cter,on Price, the fast young
wan N12 hired and ran ,if with a horse aud car
consequently created n sensation in Richmond by
Hh,tAs himself oil as Judge Wickcs, of Mary
,Anl ''aS hrrn arrested and taken back to Easton
81, W., tlo Cambridge MieAigencer suggests
f. ~ hlgll. Wickcs is not already acquainted
~ nt'' ~ mt gentleman is one OF the Judges
=" "a, ~ circuit. Their meeting, we doubt not,
W., W. y ulstrsss'ngly painful to enc of them at
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

Accomac and Northampton counties, forming
what is known as the Eastern Shore of Virginia,
we regard as one of the most beautiful and de-
slrable sections of county to be found anywhere
within the limits Of the United States. This is
strong language, we know but we believe the
facts warrant the assertion. These counties form
the extremity of the Peninsula, the latter termi-
mating In point known as Cape Charles. They
are bounded on the West by the broad Atlantic,
on the South and East by the Chesapeake, while
North and West, the great centres of business
and trade, invite to their markets the products Of
the soil and the rare delicacies of the season pc
culiar to this highly favored region. The society
In these counties is uncxceptionable, tho people
being highly virtuous. generous to a fault and
Intelligent. Tho spirit of the Railroad enter
prise Is fnst taking hold on the communities, and,
ere long, the locomotive whistle, which alone is
wanted to perfect the agricultural interests, and
bring them into their proper position and PROM
inence, we doubt not will echo along Their at
tractive forests
Tho most valuable farms anywhere on the Pc
nlnsula. arc situated on the Eastern Shore of
Virginia, aud il is a matter of surprise to us that
capitalists have not earlier turned their attention
thereto. We suggest n move in this direction.
Newtorn (sld.) Record.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31
aslarriages.


MAXWELL MACKLEN ON the ed inst, by Rev.
w g. Rob mon, No 25l North Thirteenth st,
philadelphia Mir. j mas j. Maxwell to Miss Lydia
f. Macken Of Newark, De-.
CLARk-MORRIs. TN Tuesdy cyoain.. Decem-
her 92 'Gs 1T he reid wee If he tlicltin minis
Ter by Rev. \. y. Div. Mir. VIM. II. Clark 10
Mis- Eliza A. rf's, both "f Char clinwu, Del.
FOSTER yEh.--tercnl'rr AL by Rev. j. d.
turis Mt iic residence oil the aiih y parents. Mr..
Joseph u. Foster, To Miss Malta W. Dryer, all Of
this ity.
GRoWI.-rIEirE.- Drccmhar 2ith by Rev: j. D.
urs. VIM. II. Crpsl, of New Land III, Pa, to
Sail Pierce.
sE- Chester County pa ers plcafe copy
IopE-RODMAN.--ln this city on the Goth of No.
yemhrr, by Rev. W. t. England, VIM. X. Hope and
Miss Anna NJ. RGdman both of New C,atlc 20.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On the 10Th inst by
Rpy ". n. Enpluud. Paschal Peters, and Miss
Elmta Nnnvcr. Of New Gaelic Co. Del
80 l'na. Ledger please copy.
McCALt-WiER In this city, Dec. 81 h, by Rev.
q. W. Powell, MIR. John S. Mccall and NJ IS Eliza
beth Wier
rooIE. WARMER -un the a3d inst, u Water.
lun,r hy the fey. q 4. Latmer, Thamas $. Poole,
Of Wilmington, ncl. aud Lille Jean, daughter Of
II. n. varacr, Of Schnyl III TO-, Pa. No cards.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31
Proceedings OF The Delaware State Edu.
cational Convention,


The State Educational Convention. called for
the purpose of considering the new School Code
prepared and presented by committee appointed
at a previous convention, met Mt Dover, on Muu-
day. the 28th inst, and was organized at o'clo k
p. M, by calling ]. Alexander Fulton, Esq, of
Dover, to the chair, the Rev. A. d. Davis, princi-
pal OF Wyoming Seminary, acting as Secretary.
The convention was attended by able dclcg,-
tons from the different counties of the State.
The proceedings Of the former convention were
read aid approved, when the school CODE pre-
pared by the committee and previously published
in some Of the Papers Of ihe State was presented
for adoption.
The new code, after being ably discussed by
Prof. Grnmbllng, Rev. A. ID. Davis, G. p. Rams
dell Prof. VIM. A. Reynolds, Prof. John c. Hark-
ness, James NJ. Johns, DIR. j. II. Clawson Rev.
VIM ID. Gregg, and Others, was unanimously
adopted. When, on motion, a committee Of five
from each county was appointed to present the
code to the Legislature; to circulate petitions
favorable to the enactment of the new code into
law to have one thousand copies of the code
published for distribution, and to make arrange
ments for meeting and an address before the
members of the Legislature in behalf Of the cduci.
tional interests of the State.
The following is the committee appointed rs
designated =
New Castle County-Jamcs NJ. Johns, Esq,
Prof. VIM. A. Reynolds, J. Z. Walker, Thomas
Chandler Thomas Dilworth.
Kent County,. Alexander Fulton, ESD Rev.
a. D. Davis, Prof 9. NJ. Super Elias RUSSELL DR..
j. Il. Clawson.
Sussex County--Il. L. Jones, George Russ,ll,
Turpin Wright, j. T. Cornwcll, John Ward.
The convention then adjourned to meet at the
call OF the chairman.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

NAN GnrR,il The congregation worshipng
IN Ing african United Wesleyan church, at Pleas
an Hill ah ut mile north of Newport, are
budding nc@ cdiee, their old meeting house
having bec me quite dilapldatcd. The new build
ing i Of frame, and is already rooted in and part
" plnstrred. new colored school house has re-
GENTLY been built in the same neghborhood.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

inn S,-stx Nurpfu. There are now Lew de-
N"pnlents IN the Sussex county murder case.
Robert Gnlsb9rouati WIN has been arrested for
ia' inutder seems quite cool and collected, and
trlcn's 10 hc very confident of an acquiial.
Il l,ishdfough is u small man, about so years Of
40, has light mansiaclle and light hair. lie
We h"'n IN caioline county, Md. and removed
T. lh!s State about eleven years ago. He was in
"a, lived around I.cwcs, working, fishing and
cumming lmr q liine.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31
9eaths.

CLAYiOt'l.n,. In til $ city, Dec. goth. Us, Alfred
i ii kcs Cliyp,olc in the fourth year Of his age.
RIIE Sal u. Rilr daughter Of /. NJ. and Harriet
NJ. Rilc, Ia the 18th year of her age.
MTEPiiEY On the isth insi in Wilmington, Dell
VI ir, riprfn ., daughter of Samuel aud Nm !
Murihrt in he 5 h year of her age.
Ma l.IRY IN MI city Dsc 2Gtb, 1865, Mrs. 81. an
fctilIy, wi'ioS Of the late Sa iuel McCiarS. ~
the snh year Of her age.
MEN aFNIIAlia--In this city IN the 2ith i's ,
tyus Mend, nh.ll, in the olst year of HE age.
BRADFoRp In this city on the 2i.h inst III :
H., AGED ni- nnnls. infant son Of Edward I,
aud Elihabalh IRA ford.
BoYS--ln This city IN the path inst, Mary Rebecca,
daughter Of Abraham and Sarah Jane Boys. aged
two years.
CooXE--on the 2ith inst, William Henry, infant
son of wilt IN W, and Catherine r. Cooke, aged
~ h.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31
Milford.

We gather the following Milford items from the
Mutual Fiiend:-On Friday night week thief
broke into the bar-room of the Milford hotel and
bored a hole in the desk from which they stole
tlemen recently bought large load Of wood for
Rev. John l.. McKim, pastor of the Episcopal
church, sawed 1t up and slowed it away in the
reverend gentlemans cellar. i. Tho recent fcsti-
val for the benefit of the VI. L. Sunday School WIS
the must successful ever held In the town..
Railing for poultry and betting on the weight Of
hogs are the standard amusements amongst Ger
tain class of Milford people at present.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31
who uses ,Iisnier,s Herb Bitters ?

Physicians use 1t IN their practice because of its
salutunr effect upon their patients business men
use y because they require sound physique and
clear intellect sodentary people It because 1t
fortifes them against complaints which result from
slngsish condition u the bodily functions, pro
1t protects them agains. epidemic and endemic dis
eases !; clorgymcn, judges. congressman, lawyers,
edtnrs, teachers and students 1t because Il i'm
parts fre-h force TO mind and body and preserves
health and strength against decay; the working
classes NE il because 1t supports the body which
would otherwise suffer irreparable injury from cx-
cessive labor; families use ID because 1t Is q certain
remedy for multitude of common complaints /;
everybody uses 1t because 1t is safe, agreeable and
efilcacious tonic and etimulent
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

Miss JupITm Russell, of New Bedford, writes /;
| have been afflicted with severe prostrating
cramps In my limbs, cold feet and hands. and a
general disordered system. While visiting some
friends In New York who were using Plantation
Bitters, they prevailed upon me to try them. l
commenced with small wine glass full after
each meal. Feeling better by degrees in a few
days was astonished to find the GOODNESS and
cramps had entirely left me, and could sleep
the night through which l had not done for
years. feel like another being. My appetite and
strength have also greatly improved by the use
of the Plantation Bitters.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

DIR JACkSON'S ANALEPTICA.
New Remedy ia Consumption.
A Physician who had Consumption for several
years. with frequent blcriings of the lungs, cured
him.eif with medicine nnknuwn to the profession,
when his appeared hopeless. Tic is the only
physician wl ,ias uscd ii in his own person, or who
has at kuowude of it's virtues; and he can ascribc
the tsgr,e at health he now enjoys to nothing but
this use Of his medicines and 'othiug but uttsr des
pair aud unlirs extinction Of all hope Of recovery, To-
gclher witt want III ran ence in all Others indu-
c"d him to hasrr Y the experiment. To those suffer
ny with an, use Of h. l.'ings he prufers a treat
uie, hr confidently believes will eradicate the dis
ease, 7r g ti.oo per .tlt ,r $500 half dozen /;
sent by express. Send fer circular or call on
DIR. Il. BoYLSTON JACKSON,
No. $50 North Tenth St, Philadelphia
For sale by W. Il. Williams, No. sl9 Market street,
Wilmington, DEL, and by druggists generally.
IanIl -lYl.EM
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31
Communicated
"Man wants but Little here BcIsw.',

hf ia II, DOWNINU.
"Man wants but little here below,n
Asaying old and true,
lie one that we in general
Are apt to miscentrue.
The millionaire whose ample means
field every luxury,
Thinks II he'd few thousand more
How happy he would be.
The farmer whose broad lards extend
Far as the eye can scan
Would with ''nnotacr field or two"
BE n conte h d man.
The dashing miss with costly dress,
scarcs has the garment donncd,
Before she wants hat or coat
To make things correspond.
And folks ho Thought coach aud two
Would jny unrivalled bring.
Nuw say Chariot aud four
Would be the very thirg.
Tins Is II shown, ne each and nll
Would fain increase their store,
The little man wants here below
10 jpt a tite mare,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

re The place TO gou you want boots aud ehoes
that will wear is Nicholson & Foulks, No. 102 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety OF boot and
shoe from the light dress shoe or fancy pump, to the
heaviest hrsgans or cavalry honis For ladies' and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite aud none
who wish to buy fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children, it il Just the place to 60.
Remember the place, 10. West Second street, VIII
minnlnu.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31
LOCAL NEWS.


,r,,rv l. even dearcr than 1t was before
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

John l.. Bacon, of Laurel, Sussex county, was
lodged in jail at Georgetown, charged with a.
saulling Henry G. Hearn. of the some place, with
knife, and threatening his life. He was released
on giving bail to keep the peace.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31
From Smyrna.

ssMfhNh, Dee. 29.-We spent our Christmas
Jiis lnleliy. Services were held in the Metho-
a'i Hhu Episcopal churches, those In the latter
LiS " io1l, o. M, instead of o. as was the good
,' ~" atom llle stores were closed and skating
80 &c VIC general amusement. We boast some
s9 ,a skaters, Of both sexes.
i, ~, treat attraction of Christmas evening was
, :" iic aethodlst church, where tho ladies con-
~ wy, WIN The Sunday School prepared beaut-
"i 'istlnas lice filled with presents for all con-
" "nn win the school, and some others. There
%efn ABOUT three hundred presents, labelled with
Wy ~ names Of the recipients.
a., rhc numerous grog-shops, which regret to
~ ~, cSlst mere, produced q number OF drunken
Ist, unfing The day, and in Mr. Walters store. a
49,, sn' occurred between white man and colored
ua' which ended in the latter being shot through
w., Jaw and hand making severe wound.
-, ~, slollie Smith slipped and fell upon the lee
NV rkaling, last week, and sustained u SO,
WY ~. sl,ralh. Becart full
81 as usual :" '"' w. 20 e''"'eN'
n " heelleg Al Friendship Smyrna Circuit "
aess ss'' pastor. Is one oi great power and sue.
IN, many have been converted and others arr
Ky secklns Him whom their souls desire te love
IN circuit has specially been favored with m
, nh,s, AM there arc now two hundred and MI,
i'1nN'tancrs On the book.
II N.Y.. y. TRACEY lccinral in SMYRNA Melholis
IN n anrch, ''h 'ludin," last uight (Monday1 mn,
inra' "s,'Fsf mo'iipf lecture tonight. These lee
'",ss aie highly appreciated
cnn, y, SEMINARY is doing well under its Ell
m,s rprhtciphi, trof. j. W. Bechtel and his asss
~ 3 ~ ihe number Of students Is about GO. Rev
" . ofesg desires to sell one-half the property
ALPHA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

EleiioN Oh olrIcERs-At regular stated
meeting Of Franklin Council, No. 0, Order of
United American Mechanics, held on Monday
evening December 2Sth, the following officers
were elected T.. serve the ensuing term -
=, YIN. Y. Hlnc; v. u, Eli Knngs X Il
'harlcs u woodward; 4. Il. s., Benjamin d.
AAAs,Il 4. s., Parker II. Cornish l., Joseph
/. u. Seeds; f. VIM. q. Baugh; l. r., Eli
lilAwin; o r. Richard T. Boozer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

PLAsric SLATE for roofs can be used suywhere that
any material can. nestle, IT adapts itself to every
shape and condition. Adhesive, it adhercs to felt,
brick, store plaster glass, wood, metal,or any clean,
dry surface Non-combustiblc it is not the means of
destroying your property, but Df protecting it I'M.
pervious water or steam cannot penetrate dissolve
T. r. ATKINSON,
No. West Fourth street. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31
HnIea of IxenI lrstnte,

Mr.. Wesley Taley has sold his store building
and lot 40 feet front by 165 deep, No. d2l West
Front ST. now occupied by Kelley g. Allen, to W.
u s. Preston, for $4,000 who expect to enlarge
their business and open hay and straw depot,
there in the spring,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

HrgGiAgy.--S thieves broke into the sa-
loon and restaurant Of George Tucker, at the
Dover depot, on The evening before Christmas
ond carried OF large quantity Of candies,appes
md cigars Mr. Tucker had just laid in n large
supply for tho holidays the loss falls quite
hcMils unOn him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

NEWSPAPER CnANGE.-Mr b. X. Dashicll has
retired from The editorship oil the True Mary
lander. published ut Princess Anne, Md. His
successor Is ,ot announced. j. Edwin Slemons
Is publisher Of the paper.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

Tnf NEw Bismor.- Some of the Eastern Shore
,appls consider IL u matter of doubt whether
bishop Lay, now Of Arkansas, will accept the
position OF Bishop Of the new Diocese of Easton,
10 which he was recently elected.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-31

JlNHiSs n ATkiSsoN's City Directory for 1860
will he issued as soon after the Spring removals
us q careful canvass of the city can be made and
the work run through the press. The publishers
deayor ia inakc their work better md more rcia-
BE tlnn That Of 1865.