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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
PIIRIIC SALE.

~. The subscriber intending to decline Hf III
I0Niarri-ing will sell at Public SAL. az
ms residence, on the farm Of the late MT H5en
February 25h 1862 at 10 o'clock. a. m, the follow
ing personal property, viz + ..,,ss ..o
horses, all good farm horses, Two o. which are
prompt drivers one six years DID, suitable for draft
mich cows, some OF which will be In sroht by DAY
of sale Durham and Holstein hefers cofsing two
years old. very handsome Durham and Hestein
Bull coming years old, yoke of oxen years CD
well broker, we'll matched and prompt workers.
Farming Utensils! farm wagon in good order,
with hay rigging OK cart, OF yoke reaper and mew.
or combined. nearly new, lKirby's patents Haines
& Woods drill 2 pr. twin harrows concays plows,
corn Shelters 80 grain bags grind stone, single and
double trees, hses, rakes, shovels, spades forhs,
barn shovel, hay knife; half bnshel AID han pecE
Jenny Lind carriage, made by Jesse AlexandeI IN
complete repair, market dearborn by same make
oa rds and wSaa s single
nearly new, set dearborn harness. sels wagon mar
ness, sets pow gears, double lines brides coilar3
saddle and bride, army blankets curry COMBS anu
Household and Kitchen Furniture, such as beds,
bedsteads %Ssh stands wash 5ows a me- ysnds
ply ingram carpeta nice article ~ Yes ray csrps.
stair carpet stair rods, hall carpet and mat ing,
e1okng stove with fixtures complete all in order,
Kitchen table, chairs, &c. lot OF superior MANS anu
shoulders and picked pork BY the poa,oes
bush mercer potatoes, lot Of cabbage. 20 acres o.
wheat in the ground, tons OF hay well mixed tm
othy and clover TO go OH tse farm, aug ' w be I'D
pether with lot OF corn fodder and straw 10 DC leu
DAIaY FIxrurEs . dsz. milk pans, churns, but,
ter tubs good pair of scales lot lard by the pound
be .de many other articles not mentioned everything
Will be positively sold No postponment on account
CosniTioss OF SALE An sums of $50 or over, sA
months credit, all under that amount cash pei
will be deduced for the sish IN e. s Gs1 Xxx
u' MEW1s w. sTIpHAM q sun, Auct'rs. febIitsu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

A large meeting of the peach growers of the
Peninsula met in the Levy Court room, in the
town of Dover, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The President Robert p. Cochran was in the
chair. The minutes of the previous annual and
adjourned meetings were read and approved.
Mr.. Todd reported that in pursuance of a pre-
vlous resolution, he had waited upon the prlnci-
pol and responsible commission merchants oil the
city of New York, and that they were in favor of
making Jersey City the place for the delivery OF
fruit
On motion of Samuel Townsend, the report of
Mr.. Todd was accepted. and further, on his mo-
ton, II was agreed that Jersey City be the place
for the delivery of fruit hereafter except for such
fruit as was retailed.
Judge Houston offered n preamble and series
Of resolutions stating that irresponsible parties
fror2 the city Of New York had come into tue
State and solicited consignmcntsof fruit whereby
many persons had been defraudcd and no return
made of the sale of such consgnments.
Therefore, on motion Of Judge Houston,a reso-
luton was adopted appointing Arthur Mcdaniel
and r. w. Todd, law partners, late of Delaware,
but now of the city OF New York, attorneys for
the Peninsula Fruit Growers Association, to col
lect claims against Irresponsible agents in the
city of New York, and otherwise protect the
interest of the Association.
On motion of Mr.. Bradford the Executive Com
mittec was instructed TO wait upon the different
Railroad Companies and make arrangements for
the transportation of fruit to the best Interests
of the peach growers of the Peninsula, and tC
report at a meeting called by the president, wher
deemed advisable.
On motion of Mr.. shallcross, of Now Castle
Judge Houston was appointed to ill vacancy ii
the Sussex county Executive Committee.
committee to audit the accounts of the Treasurer
Several peach growers came forward and jonet
the association, after WHICH the association I'd
jaagnsd 10 meet ut the eali OF ths President
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
The Proposed school BilI,

The following is the Catholic School Bill, ac-
campaigning their petition, II was introduced in
the House, on Tuesday, by Mr. Dean, Of this
county,
" Al Act 10 Encoa,age Pubic Schools and Eda-
Gallon.
BE Il enacted, Sc,
"SEcrIos J. That when, and rs often us the
members of any religious denomination In this
State, who are Of the opinion that their children
cannot obtain in the Public Schools the education
suited to their wants. shall erect and furnish n
building or buildings suitable for school purposes,
and shall tender the use Of them TO the Board oil
Public Education in Wilmington, If the buildings
shonld there be located or TO the School Commit
tee of the District in which the said buildings arc
located; II shall be, and is hereby made the duty
Of the Board Of Public Education in Wilmington
'or OF the School Committee of the said District
or Districts To take under their control the said
school houses and the schools formed or to bt
formed in them, and to support and govern th'
said schools In tho same manner MS the Publit
Schools are now supportedand governed, except ~
to the appointment OF the teachers and the sclcc
ticn of books, which shall be under the.control o
tho religious society or denomination so buildin.
and furnishing the said school houses as aforc
said provided that any such school shall whei
so rendered as aforesaid, have as many chlldrel
in attendance us the average number assigned I.
one teacher in the Public Schools in this county.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
Contamination snti be Cared.

An Eastern medical periodical gives an intsresling
Of Manor, Iancaster county, Pa of hereditary Con;
snniptioi Her parent5 and several brothers nd
sise era died OF this terrible disease. Mrs. standcr
was herself reduced to mere sge!etob; tht pufc at
10 her breathing painfully difficult, eIpecorai ans
very exces i've; diarr IRA worse than chronic and
her condition so hopeless hat at conference Of tn
aid and skiiful physicians she wss prononacd ncura-
bic. AT this stage ST the disease. Dr. y Hartman;
" Milersvllie Lancaster county; ~ "a physic.h o.
Biturs. Tine patlen; suon expert need pleasing
inygorating SENSATION throughout her system, and
Hnrtmdn- treatment, she did 40, gradual; imp o.
wing under Increased doses acSordisg e her trep3
Inc. in the Run enjoylheno OF perfect health G.. b,
Herr, ESQ.,, President Of the Lancaster County pa,)
National INK subsantates the particulars of this
most wonderful case,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

xewJyses VIII be- sold at the residence OF tes PUB,
kEI ~ scriber the turnpike near JacRs9n,s Lime,
sH,-3s 6marries, in Hockcssin valley, on Filth CAY
(TnunsDAf) the 18th Of March, the following personal
property viz 1.-Two horses, one good Tor driving OF
farm purposes The other large and able snitabe LOT
cart or wagon. two bay coils OF good stock coming
years old and partially breheni two good cows, one
wears Old home-raised steer, light two morse wa
gon with hay rigging to snit, bread FORE wheels OF
heavy wagon with axle, bolster and tongue, COED
horse cart, horse market dearborn, light German,
town wagon, single harness. wagon, plow acd carl
harness. collars, blinds aud head halterf, Atrcyu
plow twin harrows, cultlyators, double and einSls
trees OK chain, revolving horse rake hay and ma
nure forks barn. feed and dirt shovels potato ferk
mattock; spades, hoes, hay and garden rakes, NOV,
ing scythe, grain fan, half buehe, hall peck, iced
chests grain bags, 2 wheebarrows, crosscut saw,
wood saw, augers, monkey wrench, drawing knife,
etc. lot OF chicken coops, lot OF corn fodders ABOUT
acres Of wheat in the gronid also lot oil superior
poultry. ct. .,,.,,. -.
pecretary bureaus bedsteads, wash.siands, complete
Get Of grained chamber furniture feather BED, nAi
mattress extension and other tables, WORK stand,
LARGE and small rocking chairs camp, cane scat and
other chairs hat.rack looking large zero,
sene lamp sewing machine, Harris patent), In gnv1
working order ingram and rag carpets mattlug MA
gee parler store No 2, Q wood stoves, new cooklpg
stove No. for weod coal, kitchen CUPBOARD a4ugn
tray tubs, buckets, kettles, etc., SPANS cnurn No
scales and weights, milk pans, glass fri
horse several good maps also new Atlas OF the
Of Delaware, some valuable boohe, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 m. Conditions az sale ~
N''S ~ JOSIAH WILSON.
GrorcE GREGG Aust,r. frb1i-2tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

Honest men are easily bound, hut you can never
bind knavc.
Plantation Bittcrs cuics Dyspepsia. -, ~,
Keen mo- more cats in the house than will catch
mice.
Plantation Bitters cures Fever and Ague.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs them.
Plantation Bitters cures Liver Complaint ana
Nervous Headache.
Time is a filc that wears and makes no noise.
Plantation BittcrS the effect of Dissipation
and Late Hours. :,
Better have one plow going thnn two eradtes
| Plantation Bitters are an antitodc TO Change oil
Water and Diet.
| Fools and obstinate people make lawyers rich
Plantation Bitters Purify, Strengthen and lnvigo-
| rate.
A kind wife makes a faithful husband.
| MAaSoLfA WATER.--Superlor 10 the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and told at hall Tue
| Dtite:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

~ VIII be sold at Public Sale en- the pfemisee
Iof the subscriber on the road u Leading HSgs
DAY, February I'D, 80, at 10 o'clock, a. M, ne
following personal property - horses; No. !,
No ,. fast pacitig mare, year old No. 8. good
driving horse years old; No 4, gray horse 10 years
old colts coming years old, one year Old AZ q
Cows sprnpine to calves and Others will be in groet
by day Of sale large yoke of oxen, good workers
s,osI Meick a wilmington horse power and thresh-
er. in good order, Van Wickle fan, hay and straw
cutter one wheel corn cultystor, plsws harrows,
ION and MANY other articles used about farming
There will be credit Of six rnonths given No post
pohihsn' ou "''o"A''' ASH ii. PENNINGTON.
L. W. SriDuAx; & Son, Auctrs. feb12tv2oitd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
PuBisc Sale.

The undersigned win sell at Public Sale at
his residence on the road leading rom
Ogetown to Shakspeare's MIL, on Wednes-
day, March O. 1869, at 70 O'clock noon, the following
property vz sgooa horses, colt COMING IKE sais
head yonne hefers coming years od.2 calves year
old, brood sow, farm wagon OK CARL tsresnng
reaper and mower dearborn plows, hafrows, cult,
vators, forks, rakes shoveis &c. sets wagon aud
plow harness. Conditions at SALE. ,,o,pprs
ABRAHAM CANNON, Auctioneer. ieoli-u
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

VIM Bright has sold for Col Joshua Cllyton
II thrup-stdry brick house, corner OF slh and
French streets, to John Grincr for ~dSoo iof
I:a..rge Lodge a brick house on atl street above
Poplar to Mr.. GarDcfy for s1soo; for Lewis
Perkins, three-story brick house on 9Th street
near Jackson, to Timothy W. Swccny i'r :l'oo !
for George Lodge two thr c-story brick hollses
ON Shiplcy street below second IN George Mccall
for 5000; sold to Joseph Williams brick house
ON Frcuch street ahove twelfth, al2On, Tor
George Lodge, il,rec-story biick home
on Taylor street below Wilson, to jalne'
Dougheriy for Sl200; also brick house
to Lewis liant, for $500; sold for George
Lodge two brick houses at the corner Of 9tii and
Poplar streets, to VIM. and Alexander White iof
$4,000 S Id for VIM. Tntnnll and David +, Clcig
u small house in Brandywine village to Mark
Tucker for s10O sold brick house ON Churcl
street near 9Th for tl20O also a frame house OF
Orange street below 9TH To Jacob Shcher 10
Sl2Oi for Bernard Durus small house o.
Lord street near Spruce, 10 Mr.. Murphcy for 800
--Hepublican.
The store ut No. 2l9 Market street, occupied
by Cotter, Finn Il Co.. has been sold TO Anthem.
B. Finn, for .2l SEQ, by the Assignees OF w.
COttcr.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

tE- THE EAR.-The number and the Importance
Ct tho dei lids on the attention Of Dr. HahriEr dur
ing his late visit to Phiadephia, in; the gratifying
amount of success that attended his treatment have
liz 1uced him to expedite his return ONCE AID resi
depce, No. 1io7 Chestnut 81. Reception hours from
10 to daily.
Until the 10Th of February, DIR. Hartley generously
offers to attend all pcraens suffering from affections
of the Ear, withou: charge until cured thereby pro-
wing his success unequaed, and protecting the deaf
from being swindled by paying sesiyled auri'ts ex-
orbitsnt fees in advance, and the nhict'on Of yet
more serious evils. by permitting the application OF
dangerous remedies by inexperienced hands. Deaf
ness noise in the head and MI disgreeable dischar-
ges from the ear speedily and permanently removed
without causing the least pain or Inconvenience.
cure in all cases guaranteed, where malformalion
does not exiet, Twenty-lhrce years close aud undi'
yded attention to this branch Of special practice has
enabled him to reduce bis treatment to such degree
| of success as TO find the most confirmed and obst
nate cases yield by steady attention to the mean
| prcscribed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

~ rrsc nnder.ruel will sell at Public Sale, az
Ic9Shis residence near summit Bridge DenWarg,
On ESDAI the Esd day o February. ls6g, the iol-
lnupe propcrty WIS % head cf valuable Young hoy
scs md mules, consisting US follows; ,,
No. |. Dexter, year old seir'iiui mahogany ''s
AN NJ. 8 Ssroieon, yea, old, black, also good
n D. Flora, . years old, beautiful bsss. tross in
harncs, and PAGES under SADDLE
No 4. MERIT year OLD. large sorleL ,,.,
No. 3, Gen. uoSker' year Oh ua'k oay' rp''h'
NY No. Hall, year old, light bay, stylish and good
No. I Gen. Burnside b year cd, hsautiiul bright
bay, good driver, also good family horse. -.
No. $. Monitor, ,ear old, stylish brown mare
No, .. Prince Albert, year DID, good farm or
10 10, Dole, year old, beautiful scrfei,a good
driver and splendid saddle mare.
No, ii Fancy, year old, large bay mare, iinhto-
vel stock, fine traveller also good brood mSs nry
n. Is. Nick, 10 year Cd, large gray horse g'rd
| farm horse and No 1 loader. ,.
No. ii. Farmer, II year old, sorrel good driver
| also gooi brood mare , -. ,.,., ,,., ,,..,
| No 49, Lady Il year old, very large Day hai''
gusd farm mare also & sod brood mare
MULES;
| No. I. One pair Of mules years old, very large
| well broken and good workers. :, 49,, ,,.,,
| No. .. One pair of mues year "'u' 'atse' "e"
broken also good workers.
| No q One pr. 2year old good ere. ,. - 4,
No l. ono odd mule, year old, very large ana
sSrryzr CATTLE-3O head Of cattle Of improved
MI ~ stock consisting as follows No. l. Yoke
dS--Alz Of oxen year old, very large, COED WORK
sre ai well broken, supposed to weigh 1000 ponhas'
No. . yoke year GA large and good Nv w9Tke epc
No. g. one woke year old, unoreken. no. = ro oaJ
milk COW. the most of them will have calves by tseio
sides on day of sale line young Bulls, Durnain'
| head Of young cattle.
| SHnkTS-l5 head flHe Shoats. - D., o,d
good iarm wagons, good peach wagon go os
| OK cl,is good drill with phosphate. Boou ,eapc ,,
| ,nnd cornshellcr good fun, ! good steel losll
RAKE, pows harrow shoSels, lork sa al,
ai ,,,c trotling wagon, one light sulky Peacl
Blow By The bushe 1900 peach siaps eaIk ior
p,aniin" ladder' sleirhs and belle single and doubl
harness, wagon harness. mill wagon and harness
ninw harnpfs. single and double trees, spiesu
snrris o. pules, one silver mohntcd, housenolo an
Iitehi, furniture credit Of 70 months Will Dc gyef
N'o"'" BENZ. DENNY.
s,.rs,. N. Enos. Aue'r febs-itd!tw
1,ALL AND SEE THE "GREhT IhfhoN
| /. sa.I 9TH
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
q rsrsilsrs' 8nlae
Wy -ssssszsssss1 PHILADELPHIA, VIII.
~ . MrNGTON AND BALTIMORE
:. Il OIL 4 TiME ia nI.E

Ssl ess a1 EN AND BAiTIMoRs
sNrSs s N"SSbaf november gs sl;. 1 |: g,
.s,l ssTt n svss f11I' !. n seioN. S'hNf
Y Nlil THAN al $50 A. NJ gspnds sYa,; sxcsp-
- gsst I'RAIN il i2oo An Sundays excep-
,.i.,,, '' prrr,y,e, md navfesds-tirace Connect
Miimygt'.,l viii train for New Castle Slss .,,
pEsM md tS II topping s cSes
:. FSp II ' f.ih,el~d cisyIish, Wilmington, New
NJ. sler,,n. .Ncwrtk, Blst9n North Dset, Charles
..ans Edgcwood. Magnolia, Chase's and stsrnmer's
NIGHT ExPREss at Il, 40 p NJ, DAILY, for Baltl-
ElKt.n, NoIth,East Perryyle and Hayre-de; Grace;
Es ss G 9 x s9' tram and N''
WILMINGTON TRAINS; ,,,. -,
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
| PhMladspATss The at &c., SSs n s ss s sns
meet. win Delaware Railroad for Harrington and in
Leay. wilmington st 100 and $40 "A. M, 1.sG
AS I'd 100 (Dsii-) P. NJ The s.1e A. N. train will
not stop between Chester and Philadelphia.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMoRE.
1920 p. N. ' - ''' "
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Is ssr,s Hssi1 and and iios M as
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
| Leavs Baltimore at 7:2o A. NJ, Way Mail. Obs A
NJ. Express. 225 p IN Express. T25P, M Express
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intermediate
| atatiOrs at 500 7, NJ.
Recommendation train from Port Deposit will leave
Pcrryvc ut :, Al A. NJ, for Baltimore and inferno
| date stations =,
Trains for baltimore leave Chester at 9.l2 A. M
and 446 p. NJ.
| Tfains fif baltimore leare yinihgten at 1919 ant
| 1909 A. NJ les and 527 r. Nj.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
| Leave Baltimore at 1925 P. NJ, stopping at Mag
| noa, Pnrrynians', Aberdeen, Hayrede Grace, Perry
vile, Charlestown, East, Elton Newark, Stan
ton, Newport; Wilmington, Claymont, Linwood ant
H. Z. KENNEY. Superintendent
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

RrtoRrEp RECOVERY OF MoSEr.-A ruInor
Is being circulated 10 this city to the effect that
all but 5000 of the 81, 600 recently stolen from
the Railroad Company, has been reco7cfcd and
that security has been given for the return Of the
remaining 5000. 1t is also said that there VIII be
no exposure of the guilty party. We cannot
youch for the correctness OF these rumors, but
they come to US through much more trustworthy
sources than most Of the many ruinors that have
been circulated concerning this robbery.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

OtrRxcE.-9utte wealthy white man residing
In Sussex county, attempted to commit shock
Ing outrage on young girl, with whom hs was
riding In q carriage, a few weeks ago. In her
struggles her muff fell into the road, and on the
man getting out for It, she gave the horse the
whip and drove OF and left him. She entered
complaint before magistrate, and although che
had been treated very badly and was Of very
respectable family, the offender was held to bail
In S-k0 -G1xsUs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

rr- The place TO gou You want b'oS and shrs
I,at will wear Is Nicholson h Fonlkr Nh. 10Y "cst
Second street, wilmington. Gsnihmen can mid ~
assortment which embraces every variety ~ boo' ann
shoe fromhe light dress shoe ~ fancy pump I" 'hf
heaviest hrogarr ar cavalry boo'r. Far '"a'es nnc
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and meme
who wish to buy fall to be suited. while to gel
shoes for your children, it is just the place to go
Remember the place, 1902 Wet Second street. WI
mir m
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geaths.

CHAMBERS On the 16ta inst ,Jno. W. Chambers
in the b3d ye OF his age. .,..
The friends aud relatives of the family are respect
ully invited tojsttsnd the funeral from bis late resi-
drnce near StrckeEti is CHESTER Crrbty Psnna', OF
7th day morning at 10 o'clock, goth list,
BLESSING the 10th of February. Estc'la
daughter Of Lewis W. and Mary A. BLESSING
RICHARD SON.-On Sixth dav morning, the u !
,nst.nt. at the residence of her f,'hs-, ne VII
minrtnn Delaware. Elizabeth 4 daughter OF jos
r. aud Sarah r. Richardson.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
Marriagfs.

HOWELI.-TURNER.-- this city,. Monday even
Ing, February 18th, by Rev. G. W F9well, MI
Edward Howell. Of Baltimore, and Miss Naomi q
Turner, Of this city
BIoND-BULLoCk.-On tho mornnp & February
81, in Philadelphia, by the Rev. M. Wswell, ~
Clarksen Blond to Miss Susan BnllHk, nh OF thi'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

FARMERS I'll 20 TO the DELAWARE TRIBUNE once
10 get their printing because they save time and
money.
OAnn ACRES CEDAR SWAMP LAND for sale
E4UU NJ iveaulars per q re III Dassbero hur-
5rciI sussex COUNTY, state vi Delaware: Ausly t.
S's'' MaNAEN GUN,
;a,asatw frsnkiord, Del.
~ ADVANCED WIRE FOR CLOTHES LINES
NJ fhc cheapest in use can be lad ~
\ - JAS. A, ROBINSON g. cos,
sseo"h and MAKE; SIS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

pnLApttrmIA, Feb. 15.-Catile dull md high
err; 1900 head sold nj 10l5@l1c for extra itnna
fair to good GSSc gross for common.
Sheep in deiiand at fill prices COCO head sold
at 6l9@Sc gross ,.,o.ty 30;
| 11IS IN nett
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
DAIRYMEN TAKE NOTICE.
- puhvtc Sale.

will be sold at Public Sale on the promises 81 she
subscribcr on the road leading from New Castle 70
Hare AZ Corner in New Castle Hundred. on Thursdsys
tie 18th day day Of March. at 10 o'clock a: n, -
head Of wel.seected Western Reserve COWS som y
aue bsIls, coming years old, young horses Nos
and bay horses, years old match well and goed
NV pood farm or road horse; one large two-horse
wsson suitable for market or truck wagon. A large
quantity 81 lockwood suitable for garden and lawn
borders. Que large cook stove, NO. lo, and many
other articles not Sere enumerated. a..
CONDITIONS OF chLE.-A credit OF Silly a t,,It
will be given without intereef, or eight montns VIZ
interest added frsm date by giving pankA9ie NO.,
afi satisfactory security. All notes not pa9 wpe'
due 10 per cent added. WIN. pv WYE ~.
L. W. S1rphkx d SoE, Aucilonecrs. !e0io-tsw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

MARsiALLroS BHrDaE. - We noticed soiSsae
months ago the erection of a new bridge ut Mar
,,ss.iiii.on, in place Of the ons washed away last
Pg snas %s are "a su g ss siars e."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

SALE OF srocK.-T. NJ. oglc sold for Robert
Morrow in Cristana Hundred, on Thursday
last, horses $50, Sl1s, s21s, and 1890; and cows
fiom s5i 10 $s7. MIR. Ogle also sold for }. v.
IciIeris, u few days ago, mare for 5000; the
stallion, Admiral Patcheh, was bid In at $1,000
and the zeal estate WAS bid up to 80 900, when il
wns withdrawn, :1i 900 being the lowest figure
nj which il rniIld be s,ilh. Herubiicnn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

TRAcAs.--Wo learn that ON Saturday evening
an aifray took place Mt Smiths bridge,
on the W. Il II. Railroad, between contractor
ton. and one of his men by the name of Brown.
The latter finally struck Sweeney on the head,
,ni,ring him somewhat seriously though not flu
all
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18

MARsHALLroN lroN MtLls.--Edwafd Mendln..
hall has withdrawn from the firm Of j. Mafshali
q Co., owning aud operating me rolng mil, III, ~
hereafter be conducted by DR.. G. Marshall the
other active partner In The firm. Mr.. Mendin-
hall Is coming to Wilmington to engage In busi-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.

TuE G. & ID. CAsAL.-The canal locks Mt
Chesapeake City are being repaired, and freight
intended to pass through hos to be transhipped ut
that point and moved acrUssed the locks.