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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
Railroad Meeting.

,crnin ,ut'ig OF the friends of the Middletown
Cnn',,.s VIA warwick and sassafras, of the emf
IN fly county Railroad, was held at Sassafrns
noin,"5 saay, March oath. X. s. Griffith was nm,
Ihe Thurman, and Thomas Budd, Secretary.
In ha ~ thurman stated the object of tbe mcrting
liz Nv, ~ ascertain whether enough stock would
sired ron, 70 secure the adoption of the de-
the sa,,. ue. d. Is. Fenimore gave a statement, nj
and his ono OF the Directors, ii regard to route
by ln"s,Twh views OF the advantage TO be derived
Major Seasrs .hc road via Sassafras and Warwick.
was in,s n.ars, OF Newark, N. j., upon inoniry'
BY thu ' sId that s4O,OOO had been subscribed
OiO cond c , OF this route and said that if 500
take son on NC raised, he and his partner wonld
Mr. E a,, additional and build tie road
levied nnon n p said one-fiith of the 800 600.
citizens IF IN, ncnt county, partly belonged to the
priated Vi this district, and should be 20 annro.
cure It, Peu s'eps would be taken to Sc
Of thIs sears finally proposed that If the fr,epds
Low sph toute would add $4,000 to thu amonut
lie Womb n, mat the road should be built: or
good as either ihe 70 build the road entire, as
over !, IN good repair, 10 charce same rata.
would ev .nc above roads charge, provided thew
years T A,c,cute TO him lease for ninetv.ni
scrini;oni ms ne would do without doliag ami
After soma M ny y guarantee of . or q per cent.
Resolped T Hl,seussion 1t was on motion
Sears H., lhat the meeting rcouest Nessrs
slton hisarrlson and Stratton To law tha,r nro,,,
County Voie the Board Of DIRECTORS Of The Kepl
sey's 70 Mi ddIstaa,nso build the Road from Mas.
the meeting request the Board to accep
above named S'.Ion upon the basis of the agreement
pointed Sr nnI and B. H. c. Massey were an.
and repro committee to walt upon tie Director,
route. A further ie friends of the Middletowr
and NY for stock Waa
wood INA HG9 anan named Messrs, ID. W. Lock
iamilaoua George Blddle, for Cccilton .Iohn ann
and R Il. \ Morton Gu, for Warwick j. B. Fenimor
Frazier and IRSctk,woood, for Mlddletown !; r. a
A. John T wis., r.. Z. Massey, for Sassafras an,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

A.cibEsT.-0n Friday lust, John Mctcalf. a
,'age driver on his way from Lewcs to George
.l"n was kicked by one of his horses, and lad
us khee-cap smashed.
El,,IloN OF Town COMMISSIONERS. Satur-
WY, March 2lst, the following named gentlemen
, Msle election Town Commissioners, Of George
Ell, ior the ensuing year,
w niusar Z; NAPLES, George Willin, Kendall b.
p"n,siie' D. Thomas Adams, and Charles +.
"neil. Two Of these are Republicans and three
',, ,iei Democrats, the nominations being nom
u W meeting of citizens unanimously adopted
nj ms"fea, That as expressive of the sense of
s meeting the commissioners Just elected. be
,%' To exercise their full authority under
.' ', INV, ia", Tor the Improvement of the town. and
's's SANG lime adopt such regulations, us shall
m. nv; .nc provisions of the act with respect to
Wv nlisuelneanors therein named.
,MIioN AND BREAKwATKR RAILRoAp.-The
and p. between the Directors of the Junction
n. nav ;Dreikwater Railroad and certain New York
ni'n ',as been completed, and the road is to be
me a,s 70 Lewes In July. II Is also said that a
",s VI steamers will run, during the coming fnll
T"veh iewes and New York and Phladelphia'
h. amh iArE SNow.-The recent snow storm was
snn,y n, ~ Sussex than It was further North The
u" g H. NY thirty-two inches on level in lie cir
lr,;n !" ,,u .'ie centre of Georgetown square. The
un,,l. w 'he junction and Breakwater road was
'''''iu 10 make Its way out
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

MARYLAND STATE BoUsTIEs.- notice from
the proceedings of the Legislature, that the House
has passed the two bills sent from the Senate in
relation to State bounties. One OF these bills re-
epacts, with certain amendments Zone of them
exemptng the bonds from iaxatIon,) "defenee
loan, which was repealej In 1867. One motive
Tor this action Is alleged to be the reimbursement
TO the State Treasury of nearly o., 600 OOO taken
from 1t to pay bounties. The other bill provides
for the payment, out of the fund thus raised, OF
claims for bounty to persons enlisted In 1864 and
1865.-BeI Air 4kois.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
geaths.

sTEPHENS.-March 9Th, I,aac $. stephrus IN the
4ath year ofhis age.
SHAW. -Satu day morning, March rs h. at oclock,
Mabel youngest child of kcv. Charles d aud Mary
g. shaw, aged years. Q month"; and " days
PlLLlNG.-On Sunday, 18th inst, at kianieiisi near
stanton. Tel. john Deal Pilling. son OF Thomas
aud Mary X. v. Pillingaged q months aud u days
Parents wees not your child. at rest,
And eaiely rests ON Jesus breast;
Weep not that bis little iert
Are pressing Heavens yoldes street.
ny angelo aud the Saviour troi
Around the glorious throne OF God.
PYLE.-0n Tuesday, March oath, 1858. In Millville
New Jersey, Mary A., wife Of j. Madison Pyle
aged rs years.
PiLE.-On Monday, March 23d, 1858, at his late
residence Ia West Chester, Chester Co., Pa, XII
Pyle, aged 10 years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
QUOTATIONS AT THE BKANDYwlSE MILLS, FUR
NIsHED US BY WILLIAM LIZA Il son.
Marriages.

No ALlsTER-LYN AM.-Feb. 25th, 1865, by Rev.
u. II. bodine, Edward McAlister to Mary Lyman,
New Castle Co., Del.
LYNCH-BItOwN -0n the evening Of the 20 inst,
at the CITY Hotel by Friends suny, in the Ir.s-
encc Of j. y Valentine, Mayor. Mr. James Ii. Lynch
aud Niles Emeline Brown, both ofCetil co., Md.
GREEN-WRIGHT.-on Thur,day evening, March
2dth,in this city by Rev. u. Wilson, Mr.. WIN Green
TO Miss Patience Wright both Of Cnristiana Hid lin
tAln County. - r
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

~ Don't get Discouraged. get discouraged.
Who ever gained anything by drawing down the cor
Of their mouth when cloud came over the sun.
.r letting his heart drop like lead weight into his
shoes when misfortune came upon him Why man,
II the world knocks you down and jostles past You ID
the great race don't set whining under De ples
bnt get up, rub your elbows and begin again There
some people 70 look at, worse than dose Of
chamome tea who always look upon the dark side
OF everything whist u you do get puzzle upon the
stood In exactly the same spot, and struggled brave.
that You cannot de likewise. The weather may ke
and think cheerlully Of the blue Ky and sunshine
tina, will come te-porrow; what II business shsnid
be dull, make the best Of what yoa have and i.ox
forward to something more hopeful II you eaten a
fall don't lament over your bruises but be thankful
that no bones are broken II you can't affsrd roast
beef and plum pudding, eat y.ur codfish Joy uy and
bless your stars Tor the indigestion and dyspepsia
you thereby escape but the moment you begin 10
count up your troubles and grOas over your calami
ties you may a. we'll throw yourself on the docT
and be done with IL. The luckiest fellow that ever
lived might have woes enough II he set himself ser
lousy To work In oeking them up. They are like in
visible epecks OF dust, you won't them lin Won mt
on your specks, and then 1t Is not worth while 10 hui
on your specks to discover what IL great deal bete
let alone Suppose your toes do pruirude ont 81 your
shoes and you have mol money enough to buy a nal
such AZ Flanigen eth aid Market street In
selling ut $3.50 per pair, stick your I'D ones and
trus to lu.k that before the next week II out Won will
be pair OF shocs the richer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

LOG. THE Good Templars continue to
uonrish in Milford, and have done a great and
xisible good work in the town. All the people
hsre seem to unite In asserting that the reform
the conduct ana %1ra s 81 .re ea wrought
and wonderful, and to the reform thus inaugu-
ra,ed il attributed by many, much of the great
r",irions revival of the past Winter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

Valuable Seaford Property Mt Private
sale.
an offer at Private Sale the following valuable
No. IA large lot OF ground containing FIVE
BUiLDI % LoIs. en- Main street within 100 yards of
the Railroad Depot and in business portion Of the
town. on which there is large modern built STORE
HOUSE with GROCERY STORE sns couRting room
attached; large barn. stable, carriage house. and wood
house. And double-built COTTAGE DWELLING
wster smoke house, and other necessary buildings,
suitable to the comfort o. one or two families. The
hve entire lots are all enclosed ana well manured
OnO nf Them ~ well let in Strawberries
fEThe property is in desirable location and the
buildings all new and well furnished The owner
desires 10 leave town to go to his country residence
Consitions: One half cash, aud the remainder on Xix
and twelve months. secured by mortgage
No. 2.-Nine lola adjoining ths Delaware Railroad
nepof property IN SeafOrd. These entirely surround
the depot oil the south and West bordering IN the
Nanticoke Rive, improvements a new WHARF 100
fect long, AL filled in with shells and said wharf
large and r0mmOdOus OYSTER PACKING rs
TABL1SHMENT; a new BRICK KILN with sheds
and sufficient clay to make 1880, 900 bricks ne v
NIL and about 900 brick. In clay ready dug and
trusted. The conveniences OF making brick, che.l-
be compared with In the United States 1t is located
at the Junction Of the Dorchester and Delaware Rail-
road and has The advantage of Railroads running in
ionr different sections OF the cruntry with the facility
mp or down said river. The Railroad runs through
said lots within 30 fret of the brick kiln
Any person wishing to purchase the desirable lots
can find no better location In the States engage in
New Is the time to purchase while the owner is de-
string to se.
The village OF Seaford is a thriving town with this
Increase Of 80 new dwelling houses annually and
far prospect Of 100 to be built this year Address or
mar2S-l m.d&w seafrd Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

To TUE WEAK, THE WeHs, AND THE WKAHy. the
editor Of the Bosion Recorder says ave can moet nm.
hesitatingly recommend the Peruvian Syrup, q pro-
teced solution 81 the protoxlde Of iron, to all the
rlenced its benefits. 1t posseszes a1 the qualities
claimed for II by Its proprietor"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

1O.G.T.-The Grand Lodge of Delaware of
Il q. T. will hold Its quarterly session In Do
yer on Wednesday, April 1st, at 10 o'clock, Am.
4 large attendance Is expected. Important busi-
. = az Mil be brought before the meeting.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3O.-Beef cattle In de-
mand,at an advance; 100 head sold at l1@1151c
for extra Pcnna. and Western steers; g010ll for
fair to good do; 7@Sc. per pound gross for COM
mon, rs to quality.
Sheep in demand, at an advances; 5000 head
sold at 76t9c., gross.
Hogs 10 demand, Mt an advances 25OO sold ut
f13. 50@14.50 per 100 lbs nett.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02


DRs. MONROE AND HAssENpLuG.-We called
on these gentlemen at their rooms, ut the Washing
ton House, yesterday and found their roouis and
even the passages leading TO them thronged with
patients. We had an opportunity of converting
with several of their patients, aud we found them
unanimous and enthusiastic 10 their assertions Of
the efficacy of the Doctors mode of treatment.
No one can doubt the earnesiness of these peo-
pies belief Ia the relief they have experienced
from this novel mode of treatment and some of
them gave evidence more tangible than mere be-
lief In The free movement of limbs which had
been useless or painful for years.
We subsequently saw the Doctors themselves,
and saw one of them operate for the removal OF
painful lump from young lady's neck. The
operation was nothing more than passing the
hands over the affected part for few minutes.
The young lady asserts that the lump, which had
troubled her for long time, has, under few
operations, rapidly disappeared,
In brief conversation with the physicians,
they Informed us that the theory of their system
was that by means of animal magnetism, sufii-
cient vitality could be infused into the diseased
system of Others TO restore the circulation of the
vital currents and restore tone to the discussed
system. Without attempting to 20 into anything
SO abstruse as all theories connected with dis
ease and its eradication under any system are, we
merely say that the system practised by these
gentlemen presents an interesting subjnct for
study, and seems so far to have given the most
thorough satisfaction to their patieuts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, April Flour in better dc.
mand sales of 1900 barrels of spring wheat; extra
family at $40 @ S11.75. Wheat shows un ad-
yancing tendency good rcd sold at s2.7O q 1919
Oats IS 40 90 cents
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

srsp,y S,IIooL ISsr1TurE.-On Monday even
M, A meeting was held In Central Presbyterian
"lI1rch 10 take measures for organizing o perma-
p'nt Sunday School Teachers Institute. II or
"suzed by calling Mr.. Gregg Chandler to the
clmIr aud appointing 8. NJ. Harrington, ESQ.,, Be-
,tcary. A committee was appointed to report
measures for the permanent organization at
meeting TO be held In Grace Church Sunday
school room on Monday evening, April ID.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

THE STATE OF Pennsylvania provides for the
support and education Of the orphan children of
her soldiers Tho superintendent of this duty
towards the orphans Of her colorcd soldiers has
been entrusted to society In Philadelphia. This
society has purchased and fitted up handsome
home for those entrusted to their cnre, at White
Hall, on the Delaware river, below Bristol Mr..
Isaac 8. Flint, of this city, has been appointed
superintendent OF the Institution, and will in
a short time remove there to enter upon his du-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

p,upoAp DETESrIos.--Owlng to o heavy
.,orm on the Chesapeake night before last the
N"rin,s boat was delayed several hours, causing
,cIov Of nine hours Of the express train yester-
law ri, the Delaware Road.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
Spsfial gutirss.
BOIIS

ID ~ IL >
Like the volcano, Boils give issue to III foul amp
fiery contents Of the deep interior. To remove the
cause Of such suffering it is only necessary to vital
lie the blood BY supplying it with Its Life Element
1Ros.
THE PERUVIAN sRRUP,
"a protect ed solution of the Protoxde Of Iron) will
do this eectualy. and give strength, vgor and new
life to the whole system.
Extract Of Letter from Rev. RIonARp S. EpKs, Of
Bolton. Mass.
"F0r years was sufferer from Boils, 80 that my
life became wearisomc through their frequent and
persistent recurrence; finally carbuncle formed in
The small OF my back. Durisg its progress large
out away, and the pl0stration and general disnr-
bance OF the system were great Before had recsv-
cred from this attack two smaller carbuncles broke
aut higher up, and was again threatened with re-
currenec sf the snnferngs 10 which l had so long
been subjected. II was 1T this time that common.
ced taking the PERUVIAN SYRUP. continued
taking II until had used five bottles since then /
have mad nothing Of the kind For years was one
OF the Creates sufferers. Oiher medicines gave me
partial and temporary relief but this remarkable
remedy, with a kind and intuitlyc sense went d.
rectly to the root efthe evil, and did its wsrk with
thoroughDess worthy ofts established character"
A ~ page Pamphlet sent free. The genuine has
"Peruvisn Syrup" blown In the glass.
J. p. DINSMuRE, Proprietor.
No. 81 Dey ST., New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

Tur ISsriruTE LIBRARY.--The late Librarian
,rned over the library TO her successor Inst even
"m and The latter entered upon his duties this
morning.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
A maryland FARM for sale.

a. The subscriber Offers for sale that welknown
Ra beautiful and valuable estate, called "CLIF-
TON" laying on Munokin river. 81 mi es from
MISSIONER STATION Maryland and Delaware
railroad and 10 miles from Princess Ann the county
half cleared and the residue in timber is mpro-
we'd by fine BRICK MANSION, with attic and hart
ncnt complete, barn, corn house and other necessary
Ont0nldlngr, together with five tenem-nts for labor
ers all in good order. There is an orchard VI 1910
choice peach trees just In bearing Some forty
around The dwelling are of light and warm s,l which
for adoption to the culture U the earliest fruit and
vegetables is unsurpassed. The rest is clay loam,
productive OF the grains and grasses Lime can bs
OF the farm.
The situation is delightful, in full view of Tangler
sound, with all the Injuries Of the salt water. good
bathing, &c. Would make delightful summer resi-
dence for family living in the city. VIII be sold
bargain. Application in ersen or by letter directed
tn me, Princess Anne Md, will receive prompt at
tentun. Mar26-lmw Us ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

FORMAL OrENrSG.--The Wyoming Seminary
bnilding, at Wyoming, will be dedicated to the
ca,lse Of education on Tuesday, April 18th, at 10
n m. Rev. A. Wallace of Philadelphia will deli
ycr the dedicatory address, and will be assisted by
distinguished clergymen and educators from
abroad. The first regular session Of the Seminary
xviii commence with the dedication. Classes 10
h, formed In the afternoon aud a grand concent
in The evening. The public arc invited to attend.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

TnI REASON why MISIII ER'S HERB BITTERS
cures many different diseases, is because 1t Is the
best remedy for deranged stomach, Dys pepsa,
now knowI. and because Is invigorates the entire
SYSTEM strengthens the nervous hbres eevates the
standard OF all the vital forces, and sustains mo. I
healthful tone OF the entire human orgnnisin Medi-
cine that will do ths will cure any disease for the
simple reason, that nature will do the rest
We guarantee that no woman or child ho,rever
pale and emacated can use these 5tters regularly
Tor twenty0ne days, without the return OF the rosy
health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DIR. =. b. HARTMAN d co, Proprietors, Lsncas-
ter, Pa, and Chicago. Illinois.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
ANAJ,EPTTOA.

A Physician who had Consumption for
lungs, cared himself with medicine unknown to
the profession, when his case appeared hopeless He
IL the only physician who has used II In his own per-
son, or WHO has any knowledge of its virtues; and
he can ascribe the degree Of health he enjoys to
nothing but The use OF this medicine; and nothing
but utter despair and entire extinction of AL hope Of
recovery, together with want Of confidence In all
Others, Induced him To hazard the experiment To
those suffering with this malady he recommends his
"Analeptica," u certain remedy in Coughs, Colds.
Of the Lungs and Tnroat. He has treated more ca
successfully than generally follows the treatment
by the performance of his duty. that he IL able d.
minsh suffering aud prUlong life Gall or address
DIR. e. B0YLST0N JACKSON,
Jsnl1-iydkw No. $50 N TENTH ST., Philada.
rN- Medicine rent by express all over the States
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

The estate Of the late Charles Carroll of Carollton
We have for sale as Agents, the Farms OF said
estate for many years held by tenantry They are In
area from 100 TO 300 acres will be sold al from s25
to SO per acre, and on very favorable terms. The
welknown fertility and healthfulness of this estate
is access BY Turnpike and Railrsad from Baltimore
10 miles Distant render location there very desirable
Address for particulars
X. W. TEMPLEMAN q co,
febis-smw Baltimore, Maryland
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

gB- Rep,opaL-John T. Frock has removed his
Trimming and Fancy Goods store, from JO5 to ava
Market street, next to RobnEon's Ice Cream Saloon
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

fs- The place to 70 II you want boots and shoes
that will wear is Nicholson & Foulks, No. l02 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can lind an
assortment which embraces every variety of boot and
shoe from the light dress shoe fancy pump, to the
heaviest bregans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost Infinite and meme
whs wish to buy can fail to BY suited, while to get
shoes for your children, 1t is just the place to 60
Remember the place, 1o2 west Second street, VIII
mingtOn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02
RUPTURES CURED

Young Persons eau be Cured in many Cases By IL.
proper 'ise Wa good and rreli.dtted Truss.
nsp=-SS5H A Comfort Blessing and Relief BY
KCWtNSSN1 n.ing SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
flAllllls1 TRUSS; frees the Chords from nll pres
RyliEESf sure; never rnsts, breaks limbers or
1870 becomes filthy; used In bathing: lifted
to form no strappng required made any power I;
ceanest llghtost, easiest and hest. We have also
large assortment OF French and American Trusses,
Fitch's Abdominal Supporters Shonlder Braces for
ladies' girls and boys: Braces, Bandages, Elastic
Stockings Kuce Caps, Suspensory Bags, &c. The
Senior partner Of this firm having had over 20 years
experience Ia fitting Trusses. can confidently re-
commend all persons wishing be properly lifted to
l.. NJ. ENGLAND n SON,
TRUSS Il PATEsT MEDICINE DEALERS
\. f. Cor. Second and King sts
Wilmington, Del
and Sole Agents Tor State of Delaware for the fol-
MISliLEiis CELEBRATED HERB BITTERs,
DIR. MiGRATHS MAGNETIC RELIEF.
" - MANDRAKE PILLS.
:. - GOLDEN TONIC,
N. B--Cuuuiry merchants supplied at wholesale
rAips. dec1-ly-eOd-w
LAVE You A COUGH
Ii Then use Bingham IL Balsam of IIon.y, Tar and
Wild Cherry. This Is one Of the best remedies for
the cure Of 0ughs Colds. Asthma whouping Cough
and all complaints of the throat and lungs. Pepsr
I'D only by L. M. ENGLAND Il SON, Apolhecarips,
mar253ni $. Z. Cor. I'd and King sts., VII. Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

re- John II. Frock has renewed his Trimming
Zephyr, and Fancy Goods store, to moro central
location, No. 42i Market street, sd door below Finn
Ct, east edo.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

SwEET CIDER JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
y sale cheap by CHAS. O'DONEELL q SON.
N. &. Cor. Ninth and Orange Ste,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

HoYT's NOVELTY IN WnNNeTor.-The citizens Of
Wilmington are respectfully Informed that they have
opened Branch Store No. 8. Fourth street. where
they will be pleased to everybody While extend
Ing this invitation they would remark that they will
use their best efforts to give satisfaction In every in
stance. They are prepared TO make good promises
and adhere to strict imparIity, willing asy the always
have been to rely upon the verdict Of discrimina-
ting public. A thousand and useful articles arc
offered uson terms that cannot fall to satisfy ALL
Sales commence Saturday, March 2sth, and will con-
tinue day and evening for short time only.
NO. FOURTH STREET
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

A. Il. BRYANT,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
NO. 1903 MARKET STREET, PHILAD,A.
re- Particular attention given to the sale of
E G @ 3.
And high prices obtained. repz5.tEw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

Bal. In Treasury, Sd month, 2stb, 1868. .&47 10
-Four hundred and seventeen garments have
been made and distributed and one hundred and
ffty-nIne persons visited and assisted.
The funds of the Society being limited, relief
can only be extended to cases Of extreme desti-
tuition, and to those who are incapactated for OK
crtion by age, sickness, or other circumstances