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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

Notwithstanding the nnple sant weather the
attendance ut Mr. Hvald'ss lc IN saturday, was
quite uree aud ior soiue Of The choicest lots The
blddig WIS lui spirit d. he square tictwrrn
9Th nii 7ih aud franklin and Brbope str, cts
AZ; by 256 iurt, sold Tor 92O,S5i. The SALTS were
matte in the l,,liowing Uriel:-
NJ. 8. AZ II. IN ir' tune street., between Atm and
o h, I" Jaiu, Bradford, ut so 10. .i'3 ~; N's
!, ., 2, ], rnrh AZ II. same squire, 10 Alex. j.
lin,, ut slO.5p. s,ll %, 5lo 80. aud $14, or
ss211I.01 Nus. 8 nnd Z, 20 ic,t each. on Fourth
STREET. S5l2.5u. NJ. Z. 23 ii, on 9Th strect t.
James BsadiuId, Slal.25; No. ~, 20 lr,,t ,n
Fntn street, 10 Charles McCabr. $40 m
to Joseph Head. Sl25; Nus. 0 10. II aud II. ~,
4lh street, To Moses Dillon, s6SU; Nus. q. - ~
ind q, On 9th street, To Muscs Dillen T55ll; M.
10, ON 4lh street, u Peter Ford, SlI5; No IA
AID H. gu 18th street, To John Sauerlnndrr s2,ln ;
No. 20, un 9th street, to o. 4. Senler, S93 10 ,
Nos 10 aud IL, on 5lh street. IN Z. f. Thomas
Sl15 M. 16 l0O IT. On 4,h by l20 II. on Frank.
lin street, I" Il. f FiLni.nIi, Sii75; M. IL, cor
Responding lot, 10 IL. IN Ffnukliu street by l0C
on blh street, 10 same, $3.50 All these lots ex'
cept the list two ir''nted Oi 4th or 9th str'is
helw, IN franklin aud Bl uunv stretts. aud each
was rs feet in With.
LOIS n, xt sid were Situated between 9th aud
9Th and FIuuhlin aud Bro"nc. Mus 2S aud 20,
90 feet tucl, TN 9th street, sold To Moses Dillon,
&lOU0; 81 III 82. 80 IT, each IN 5tn sweet, 10
NJ, SEES Dillon, Tor S3Un; No 33, 90 II. IN 5lh st.
IT, Israel Durham for 1852 90; NJ. 80, 81 f. M
Bib sre,t 10 Nus, Dilimi, FIR 51il so, No. 81
100 II. q, 9Th street, u VIM. VI. Fr'nvi, T 500
No. 30, lou II. ON bib street, u Fannie Dugan io
SBOb
The next lots sold were In the sQurre abnv'
alluded 10, ns having sold f'Ir nvei @2,,Wll. do
H. jackson hught nnr LIT 81 12S u on Broom
street, for So 52S; au,ihci I'll l2S M saiilr stree
Tor az 1875 30 II. ON 9Th street, u, OBS; so #. u
9Th street, S1.t 81.
George @. Lubdell bought fly feet on Sevent
street. for 81 ,8UU nne hundred feet ndj ,ining
for S2.1u0; one hundred itet on SIKH street
for 81 sou.
William Press bought fifty feet on Sixth street
for SlOUU.
James q. johnson bought fifty feet m Srvent
street, foi IL .10D; fiiy frut az SIKH street, ia
S0OO, aud l2S feet IN franklin street, for 81 o.,
Henry Evans bought 12S lc,t, On Fruukli
street, Tor ~ 592.
The Mhoe ssr amounted To s3O, 25G CO.
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letter From L, wer sussex.


THUNDER sToRM.-srRucK by LIGHTSING-BIo
STRAWBERRY.
RoxAsA, SUSSEX COUNTY, June 7th.-A thuu-
der storm passed over this place on the night of
June I'd, during the continuance Of which the
house of Il. E. Wigus was struck by lightning
The electric fluid passed down the chimney and
through the corner Of a closet in which two guns
were standing, one a doublebarreled ono un-
loaded, and the other single-barreled one
loaded. The latter was discharged while part
Of the brcech was knocked off the other. The
lightning pa. sod down the house Ia three differ
rnt ways, leaving Its make plainly TN the shiugle
walls ~ the huusc. some Oi the family were Ia
bed and Mr.. Wilgus was lying on The floor Ut the
time. He wins aroused by the stroke but none Of
them were Injured
The lighl"iug also struck the blacksmith shop
Of W. 4. Bradshaw. 1t passed down one Of the
raiters to n pile If iron uii the nuOr
I huve just been shown strawberry which
consider hard IT, beat IL was grown OH plant
in R%. W. X. Tubs garden and measured 81
inches around it. l think Baltimore Hundred
can do about as well as any other place 10 the
berry line. B. M.
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@arriagfs.

WAPLES-WOLFE.-In Le~e-, on Thursdsy, June
Cd b, R.v. Mr.. Nj mo, Mr.. John u. NAPLES to
Miss Elizabeth Wolfe. all Of sussex county.
DRAKE-TsYLOR.-On The let INST at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES fai her bv the Rev. ]. Barnett
Manu, Mr.. A. T. Drase OF Ithaca, N. T., 10 Mics
tapnie Taylor, OF Wyoming Del.
PCOL.-GUM-At The residence OF the brides father,
Frankiord, Bel, Jane Cd, BY Rev. @. W. Burke,
M Rob. W. Pool, TO Miss Sadie, daughter OF M.
Gum, Esq.. all Of Sussex county.
RouNEY-REEvES -Iur sd. 1868. at Emmanuel
hurch, New castle Del. by the kev. John Oh
ney, John Henry Rodney to Annie Dorsey. dau b.
Ter If the late Cap ain, j. &. K Reeves, U. =. A.,
b tn Of New Castle. Del.
HOT 'IlKIN-NEAGLE- In the Church Of the As
nsion. laympnt. nj on Tues ay, June I, 1873
b. the Rev n u. Dttrll, as listed by he Rev. j.
b. lemson, d. D., aud the Right rev. Alfred Lee
d D t,e Rev. Samuel Y. H. chkin, " Cha IN mt
Del, to arab su,ley, daughter of the lac Juhr
Neasle. artist of Philadelphia.
MIDI krON-B VIZ ARD In this city, on the %
Of June. at the Uninl ..ars,n ige, by 70 Rev. Mr.
sracy, Nj. Charles y Middleton, 10 Niles Fl Bl z
zard. No cards.
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The Salisbury, (Md.,) Eastern Shoreman OF
Saturday states that the shipment Of strawberries
from tue depot at that place last week, amounted
10 about 15.OU0 quarts. 1900 pounds Vi cherries
were also forwarded.
The Milford Mutual Friend Of Saturday says
THE strawberry trade In Milford the present.
week has been very heavy. The quality Of the
berries this season Is very Il ie, aud they retail In
our market ut ten To fifteen cents per quart. The
first Strawberries brought TO the mark rt this sea.
sou. grown In tue open field, were from The farm
OF Mr.. John B ,nti, formerly OF Schenectady, N
Y. They were delivered on the both Of May, and
purchased for one dollar qmrt."
The Georgetown (3ussex Co) journal If Sat
urduy, says "Lirge quantities of Strawberries
have been shipped iioin this place during last
week. Fifteen Thousand quarts were shipped
one day this week from Blidycvie, aud as nauy
from, Spnfnrd ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

Mllfords streets are muddy.
The Middletown town hall is about finished.
Bishop Lee confirmed FIVE candidates ut Lrirsic
on the 2ytn ult.
John B iggs and Joseph Vingaskcn Of Smyrna,
have guie west u seek their fortunes.
The steamer Perry has commenced semi-wH ky
trips between Bombay Hook aud Philadelphia
Johu I. Brown has been elected Teller Of the
Natl nal Bank vi Eikton, vice JAMES Mckiusey,
resigned.
The vote in Middlctown on lay representation
In the VI. E. Church, will take place On Thursday,
the 24lh Of Jnue.
son Of WIN. Burrows, of Smyrna Landing,
aged about four years, has almost lost the power
OF speech. The causci, not ki'~n.
At the last meeting of the Middlctown Loan
Association money sud Ut 2i@29 per cent. fle-
MUM.
Triple Link Lodge, /. o. y. f., of Frederick,
will give grnnf. cuBccrL and festival on tile 10th
aud l6tn iusts.
On Thursdny of this week the NJ. +. Sunday
Schuuls ut GrUIgctuwn ana Milford will juiu ut
Glendale in II giard excursion.
The Acaoeinc Basc Ball Club, of Middlrtown.
beat the ID, taucr, Dr.. Il Odessa, On Satuld "
week, by II score OF % to-
A new bell costing $3.50 aud weighing 5n6
pounds has been procured nr lhc bcfry Vi Christ
T. L. Cnurch at Delaware City.
Milford Is exercised iu mind over the prpbahi-
lily oil the bulge VI the road lo Cedar cli, tne
great Dalhiug rrsurl Of the pcope, being torn
dowu
The Ladies' Sewing Society of Laurel will hold
u festival aud lair TN the sth. iyth an 10Th insts
for the benefit OF st. Philips L. Il. Chapel III
that town.
The authorities Of the Methodist Episcopal
Chuich In Middletowp, have decided IL admit
instrumental music aud an organ has been pur-
chased Tor II.
Gu Sunday week the lay house OF Mr.. Colby,
near Calndcn,wu- struck by lightning, TINT thruga
Its corner p SIS were sbivvreu 10 atoms the hay
was not set On fire.
A son II Nathuuicl johnson was drowned near
Spiingf Ia n Roads, Ia Sussex c 'uuty, ON Tues.
day vi last VT, k. lie was 'ujcct 10 Its, and
one came un lille he wus bathing.
The supply Of peach baskets is not equal to
the dciiiuud mud the price .as advanced nom 30
To 30 cents. Most of them come IRON Now Jcr-
sey
The congregation If the Episcop, Church at
Clym mt, Del. interd hUlding u iair un Ju e
10Th, lin. aud t2th, IL furnish tic parsonage vi
their worthy pastor, Mr. hlntchkln.
The members ni the Oxford ". E. Church will
hold stin~b rry festival IN Oxford Hall next
week, commencing III trl'ty eve"ing, June
1lta, anttcoutiuulng on saturday afternoon aud
evening.
John Meyer, confined in the pri-on NJ Media,
Pa, attempted To commit suciGe recently, by
hanging himself with his stsrtndeia. Tic Was
discovered III time 10 prevent The commission ol
the rush act.
The Middletnwn Transcript has been shown
some peacli-lwig- taken from Hun B. I. Blggs
farm, near Milliugton, ON one ol which, iLchts
lsng, there we're IL peaches, and OH another II
Inches Ion Z 81.
The Chief Of Police Of Chester. has made d
baigain with n smper-phoshi tc mnnurctnrei
whu ngrers To tike all The dead dogs sent him
A proclamation ordering all dogs Ia wear ~ir
nuzzes under penalty Of death has accordingly
betu Issued.
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Thu Heated Term .. Com,np.

The summer months will very soon DO fairly ush-
cred in with sultry weatoer and long train OF dis
eases 1t Is the season VIII nature can do little Ia
required to fortfy physique against the dan
gers arising fr,m the universal prevalenry of sick
ess. TIE only true safeguard IL that sure and re-
liable tonic and iusigorator Mi-hler's Herb Bitters
which IL indofsed and recommended by the nedica
iacul AND by nnnumnered thonsands Of persons ID
every city. tOwu and village Ia the country. wht
to led Its ial virtues, and by It's AID pre-
served recovered their heslth. 1t will purify tn,
blood and Gel jnr cure every firm Of indignation
I'd afford immediate relief in cases Of Dysentery
oh lie. cholera, thol.ra NJ rbu- and kindred disea
-rs. Provide you sell now against time OF neud
DELAYS are often dang .r,,us
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THE CRAZY MAN AoAM.-The father and
brother Of Peter Quisley the insane man who
caused such an excitement In Brandywlne Hun
dred few days ugo, came down from Philadel-
phia yesterday and took him nut Of the ulme
house 10 lake him home When he arrived 10
Wilmington he beci me so unmaDaga 10 that they
had To call on the ppiicc to prevent his esc pc.
The officers took hin to the hall until the train
was ready to start and then took him down to
the depot. hut his demennor was 80 wild that the
railroad officials refused to allow him to get on
the train unhss the officers would accompany
him. This they wero not prepared to do and the
man was taken back to the cells to walt until
this morning when his relatives took him away.
-Safurday's Commercial
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WEDNESDAY.
The Conference met NJ 0 O'Clock, President
Chippr, IL The chair. Pruceedings were opened
with prayer minute read aud approved. Tue
consideration uf The reports was continued and
occupied MI the morning session and u part Of
the afternoon.
The conference went into mn eli elton fr Prcsi-
dent Of the District for the ensuing year. Rev.
Edward H. Chippey was reelected. Adjourned
to Tuesday morning at o'clock.
THURSDAY.
Conference met at 8, A. NJ. md after religious
services commenced the examination of minis
ters, which occupied all the morning The CON-
ference adjourned to meet Oh Friday morning ut
O'clock.
Conference met, President Ch'ppey In the chair,
and proceedings were opened with PRAYER by
Rev. Salmon Brncan. All the members were
present ut roll call, and the minutes were read
and approved.
The examination of candidates for orders was
taken up, after which the Conference priceeucd
to lay tlic boundaries ut the District. Adjourned
until o'clock.
In the Afternoon the Conference rc-nssrmhled
nrd was opened with prayer by Rev. Alfred Ia
Con %. The roll was called, and the minute
wers road and approved.
AT this junctuie u committee nj sisters IRON
Norii,town. Pa came IL and presented thr fresi
dent, ftev. E. H. Chlppey, With silver cup.
The Conference passed vote Of thanks TO thu
committee, sisters Clubs, Brown, Wilson, Brown
and Harris, and to Rev. John Jenkins who pre-
scented II. Conference after transactiug SOM
other business, adj ,urned until Saturday, Mt
O'Clock, A. NJ.
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]. T. Head has sold five acres of the Lowering
property, on Lowering Avenue, West Of Rattle
snake Kun, and East OF Riddles Road, to James
Bradford.
Job H. jackson, who recently purchased some
ten ncres Of what Is known as the "Park," on
for S12 500, who proposes to work quarries oil
stone on 1t. This property was offered to the
city last year ut &8OO per acre.
Woolston & Co. have sold the dwelling No.
805 West Second street, for Mrs. e. f. Delame-
Ter, to Daniel Eliridge.
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FINE SrRAwBERRIEs.-Ou neighbor John @.
Boughman handed us, on Monday, two-quart
box full Of the handsomest strawberries we have
seen this season. They are of the Trlomphe de
Gand variety and were raised on tho form of bis
father.in-law, VIM. Lore, near Odessa: Seventy
six berries all the box. The Triomphe has not
been considered prolific bearer, but Mr.. Lore
has q large crop of them this year.
We are also Indebted to Mrs. Martis, of Seaford,
for box of large berries forwarded us lastwe
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

IMPORTANT MARINE CAsE.--In the United
States Court, yesterday, the initial proceeding Of
an important case was taken. This was the " IL
beling" of the steamboat Major Reybold, owned
by the Messrs. Reybold Of this county for run
ming into and sinking the U. 8. steamer General
Putnam, while lying at anchor In the Delaware,
near New Castle, some months ago. Mr.. Hig-
gins, the o. 8. District Attorney, proceeds In the
case, under instructions from the Attorney Gen
erals Department, at Washington, and the dam
ages claimed are some $4,000. The case Is by
no means clear one, apparently, and 1t may
probably occupy con ,iderable time and legal ci-
fort In It's disposition
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

rB- The place u 60 II you want boots and shoe
that will wear is Nicholson d 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 fancy pump, to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and meme
whs wish to buy can fail to be suited, while to gel
shoes for your children, 1t is just the place to 60
Remember the place, 102 Wet Second street, viii
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

GRAND SPECIAL SALE of Dress Goods for thirty
davs. The auti-e stock to be closed out
Great reduction In pri.t Of Dress Goods.
Japanese Silk Poplin, 81 per yard.
Japant sc silks, ut sl25.
si.T1 six Pop'ins at St.2o.
$3.50 Ria, k Hermann, wards wide s215.
Hermann aud Iron Berege cheap.
Mixed DressHioois refuced.
Mixed Dress Goods reduced.
SO Black silks 1s5.
S2.12 Black Silk, 81 90.
e2.25 Ba k silks, 81.
S2.s7 Bla six, s2.i2.
$3.50 Bla k Silk. So rs.
81 cent rercal, q, Is cents.
30 cent Percsles. 40 cents.
s1.sG Marseilles, At 81.
Piqu 70. 25, 81, 81, to e5 cheap.
100 dozen BUT Lisle Gloves, 25 cents.
lila Belle" Kid Gloves. si.'O; "Joseph" 9o cents,
AID Juuvin. s175 Misses Kid Gloves, Gents Kia
Gloves, SLIPS. Gents Jouvin, 81.
A. g. j. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
20 North Eighth street. Philadelphia.
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limited STATES
Internal Revenue.
Malice is herehv given ihst the AtSuAL List OF
TAxfs FIR Divisions Nos 0, 4. b, and .. inrludi III
waoe Of
KENT AND SUSSEX COUNTIES
will be in the hands of the Deputy Collector, and
ready or c,ll' cou On aud after Monday the lh day
OF Juue, 1873.
DIR. WILLIAM c. DAVIDSON
he neputy Collector for both these Counties will at
tend ut the following times and places To receive
KENT COUNTY.
At SAYgSA, on Monday and Tuesday June 7ih
Al i.vEa, on Wednesday and Thursday, Juue 9th
At MILFORD, ON F.iday u Saturday, June 18th
SUSSEX COUNTY.
AT GEoRGErows, on Monday and Tuesday, June
14Lh n, d 6n
At sr.r np Oh Wednesday and Thursday, June
The mn, u Il list comprises Special T'xes Formerly
called License INC, Cnrag' s.silver Piae aod
Waic es. Billiard Tail =. Yacht, DC.
ig- ,,ince Hours from A. M to IL NJ, and from
I MAP N.
u. :. Treasury Notes, the Notes of National
B-nks will iequi' ed
uuou all t. es mt Il 4 on or before the 18th day
Of June, 1869, rive Ter cent and interest ut one Ter
cent per nenih will bn ADDED aud exactd in al
O. es. ] ct taxpayers take notice aud promptly pay
her taxes II they desire 10 avoid the per cent pen
atty
flee of the Collector of Internal Revenue, Will
min. tn. DEL, My 90 h 1863.
my202w j s. PKkTTYMAN, Collector.
81 Nut Al Friend And Snisrna Times copy twice.
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EIkton.

soALDED TO DEATH-srABBED MAN RECOVERING.
ELKToN, Nd, June 5.-Elisha Alexander, an
employee, who fell into vat of boiling liquid
at the Marley Paper Mills, in this county, on
Thursday night last, died yesterday at noon from
his injuries.
The man Adam shivery, who stabbed McCauley
on Saturday night last, 10 a row, was yesterday
released on bail. McCauey is recovering.
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Spsrtal Aottess.
S HI r rs

Made of New York Mills Muslin and Linen Fronts
for S36 per Dozen, warranted to ft, at
WYATT a GARRETTS.
Gents Furnishing Store,
nov1-1yw %. COS Market st., Wilmington, Del.
"a Word tn Hor.emen."
DIR. TOBIAS Celebrated v sNETlAN HORSE
LtNlME NT " be.n t.sled by the fret Horsemeu in
this country, and proved To he superior tn any other
The late Hiram Woodruff. Of "trUt Ing fame" was
never without ootte in his stable. 1t Is also used
by Col. Rush, of the Jerome Park Course, at Ford
ham, N Y, who has over twenty running horses
und his care, among which RAJ k . IN. of the hrest
stock In America. 1t Is warrnted 10 cure Lamencss,
strains Scratches, Bruises, Calls, Cuts Wind Calls,
C.lir. Sore Tho. Nail in the Foot aud Over Heat
ing. wuen used ,ccording to the directions.
Ali who own or mJloy Horses are assured tina
this Liniment will do ALL II not more, in curing the
allowed named comll .in's. No horse need die oil
colo, IT, VIXEN fret en- the Lluiment is used &C
co ding 10 the directions. Always have bottle III
your Stable
Prize, III Pint bottles, One Dollar. The genuine Ii
sgn s. ]. Tobias the outside wrtl per- For ealt
by tnu Dru. g-ls S,ddere ard storekeepers through
put he United States. Depot, ~ Park Pace, New
yntE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

APPOINTMENTS FOR LIoHr-HousEs.-Dr W.
D. Nolen, Collector Of Customs for this District
has recommended the following lighthouse ap'
pointments, and they have been confirmed and
received their commissioDs,-
Cape Henlopen, Dagworthy d. Joseph, late
Captain 10 Sd Del. Vols.
Delaware Breakwater, John p. Marshall.
Cape Henlopen beacon, John II. McColley.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

To STRAWBERRY GRowERs.-Those who have
occasion to employ a number of strawberry
pickers this season, will flud IL very convenient
to have printed tickets or checks for The purpose
of keeping the account between the grower aud
tie picker. These ii,k,is are printed ut this
office by the 1t,U0, cheuply and ut days notice.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

NEw STEAMER FOR CAPE MAr.-The steam
ship Fire Fly. Captain WIN. B. Davis, master and
owner, will shortly BE- put on the Delaware river
to make tri-weekly trips between Philadelphia
aud Cape May, stopping ut Chester, New Castle
aud Delaware City. = lie Fare Fly is m English
built vessel Of 900 tons burlhen, and will have
two restaurants on GARD. The fare on her from
New Castle IT, Cape May will be 81 so.
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A Great Political Revolution


was accompi he'd by the elect Df Grant, and a
revolution vi immense social impottalce has been
Ell, cited by the general substitute N o. that pure and
harmless p eparat'on,
CrisIadoro's txceIsior Ha r pye
for tbs feaily compound OF lead and birthstone. ri
Witch according tn the journal OF Chemis ny" and
the Medical Gazette" more than thirty varietics
have b en- foisei upon the public cristadoro's
Dye IL the onl, one that
HAS BEEN ANALYZED
aud Professor Chiffon, over his own signature, de
cares that 1t is perfectly wholesome.
CRISTADUko', HAIR PRESERvATIvF, as a
Dressing acts liks charm on the Hair after d. cling.
ne,, In Ill hu oil drnuniats
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

R. X. AccItEST. An accident occurred on the
d. aware R.R., Tuesday hight, which caused con-
Siderable detention OF the freight train north
with passenger car attached which reaches this
city at 0 80 p. IN. While the train was between
ST. Georges mud the canal bridge, between and
. u'cl, ok, the axle OF tue car loaded with lumber
hruke throwing that car and the passeng, car
behlud it fl the irnck. The train waa
stopped un M eff,ht made to clear The track oi
| The wreck, but without my very great success.
lhe remainder ,h train thra cuine north, ar
irving here at about 80 this morning or, early
| six hours after IL was due. This norhing the
| rU,dma-ier went down with wrtckiug car and
cleaned the rond Of the debris IL tiule To prevent
| the detention of any ~ther trains. No one was
| hurt lIv The accident,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

PEAcHEs.-From present prospects some vari-
eties VI peaches will be rea " for market THE
year by the 15ln at July, but no shipment, Of any
consequence are likely " be made before the irsl
Ut August, ut about which time the peach busi'
| ness will comInence in enrutst.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

Loo MOTIVE SEizEp.-The locomotive Easton,
rylaud " Delaware Railroad Company, nirived
IN this city a day or twD ago, on htr way to The
road for which It built. Ii 10 still here, stored
in the P. W. d. q. r. X. Co = house, having be.D
stiz d bv the sheriff III the suit Of George Stears,
Of This city.
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Baltimore R. r.. Company is now building al ils
shops, IN this city, some very handsome chair
cars for day or night use, aud also Two elegant
drawing room cars. They will probably be flu
Ished by nbuut the first Of July.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

CANT MEETING OF HARRINGTON CIRcuIr.--
The camp meeting for Harrington circuit will
cOmm-nce IN Friday July 30lh, 1869. Ia Thistle
wonds grove, two miles East Of Harrington. a
general in,itainn i, extended to the friends Of
surrounding charges tn come ind tent with u,
Mini tiers are cordially Invited to come and assist
us in The good work.
There will be a grand Sunday School and
Temperance jubilee held on the abnve camp
ground on Saturday July Sd. Exercises to com
mpnce at 10 II. III All the Sunday Schnos md
tvinprracc societies If The circuit and surru',r-
lug G. unity nre invited To ie present.. Eich
school or suciety 10 make their own arrnng'
inents as tn refreshments. Good speakers are
Engaged aud appropriate services will he hid.
4. D f paws, Pastors.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

A w,LKIsT, Mr.. Payne, of Albany New York
prop,tes on saturday next to walk % uiileo in
i've hours aud fifteen minutes. He walked q
mile ON the causeway, South Of the Cbristiaun
this morning in ~ minutes and has walked, I,
is said, 100 miles Ia 2311 hours.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

BRANCH RAILROAD TO MAssEY's.-Thc Mid
dlciuwn transcript rays: 1T was expected that
the new rriir,Gh between Townsend aud Massry's
would I've formally opened Win appropriate ccrc-
monies TN the 4ih ri July, hut We learn THAT the
road will not br comuh It'd before tho 1Un.
Track having has been retarded somewhat. by
the u q i-hvd grading, aud by HE want III mt
was neekie1kn