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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
Drp GOODS.
HAND on nrriying at

VISITORS TO ENGLAND, on arriving at
Liverpool viii snd At H. J. NCoLpS Extensive Establishment
No Bodst Dress immediate made to order AZ
notice The superior style and huh Is observed as AZ
his we'll known establshmeut Rrgent-st london.
FOR Fashionable Goats Tor the season
The Prince, and The Princes Riding Coat These
garments are eO tnG and pleasant 70 wear
The Fashionable Wasteo consist o Cashmees Cuttings pr
aud Riding
Tronstr, are OF Cheek Fancy Agolas ia differ
en qualities prices l4s 1885, 2A 25s kc The FashoDsos
OyefcoA Paeo" This garment nenss some WHAT 70
and has very geusnan apparaneei Is made 81
unn for Fancy CheO trimmed With SIX snd feWeh
Two uness and Half Melton Cloth to Three Gnneas
FOR YOUNG erbocker Highland and sailor
for Dress Morning and School pupoes Oteeoa &c
FOR LADIRS-Speeae IN Riding Habits. Riding Trousers AUG
Hats Promenade Jackets Waterproof CoAs Travelling Dresses Au1
CoItumeL
IT, j. EICOLL,
MERCHANT CLOTHIRR. AND MANUFACTURER
OF CLOTH TO THE on ZEN. TIKI ROYAL FAMILY, AND THE
- COURTS OF EUROPE.
(Soa ia, IL q, 4 -, I2p RsgsntEt, W.
LONDON .,,,........( No. n Corubill T. q.
Nos ~ and IS WGraskst, W.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so Bold-sL
MANCHESTER. .......No 10 Mosley.st
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 Nes-st
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DEPOT OrlWTERN AtTERs OFFICE, I
wAsHfSGros, d. C., June a. 1899
CTEAM-TUG and BARGES at AUCIlON.-
- win be sold Public Auction ClSfks Wharf Locust fen b
tmoe under the supervision u Capt D. O. THOMAS NJ - NJ on
o'clock the seamtug bIEfhEh
DECATUR sud barges HOPE and JAMES r. GOULD ,...,..
Tug stanch seawohJ, aud In good condition. OF ~ yo
old Phdsphn hnt sud S be sold WIN az het
tscke ADD furniture consisting Of Charcoal Iron Boiler ana fgh
Pressure Bngae cylinder 26 inch stroke built by NeAte Levy
metall c boat chair cable. &c
The Of loo tnns capacity each IN gooa ordef hl VIII
be sold with furniture aud tackle on board IN. -,
vessels be At above shar u day o. SAFE And every
facility viii be granted TO examine them With view
to purchase sppeAon 10 Capt BANCROFT A A. M No
81 s.. SharpSt
Terms: cash q day Of sale.
b. order Of the Quartermsster General,
J. e. MCfERRAN,
Deputy Q NJ. Geb'l Bvt Big.Gen1 u = A.
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TdV cTantto.
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7up M n iSn SFW wt'sT TIF OLD AND NRw WEST.
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Ner Ncr Mrrsf NCc iaicr N1r I4HsHa!ioH'
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C31 Pigss. 2l6 EHgnrhgs AMI splendid Maps
Trira C5antssi0us Pfidi frtru fomnifnlhs Ffld
AGENTS WANTiuI AGENTS wASrEni AGENTS WANTED
Send FOR Circulars wtirf cell Tie uroa story. Ailrr"
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N,rsrk n J. a. BLISS 60. Toledo, OHIO, hEIlLhloN
c. Cuc.ausui " q. GiLMAS Co, chicago
MAN of thorough practical and scientific
~ etr,r~ucs IN Dsaion sud krhnuE o. Petroleum us WIN
able manufacture the hurst of oils ai also Who mas
Id are stprener 40 hs hr1 chs aBd bring NE hc II Teirr
loA ,uugrmeut'v te made Address Boz Nc. 2. r. "
NVANTED-AGENTS 10 canvass for the
w NATURAL WEALTH 81 tALlFokNlA. u 10 tue. Only 70
H,l. hook pub,bed tkst St- uri Sith sixteen h page
sur,t.ug make from e. o. 40 Per DAY Addis.'
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VANTED-AGENTS TO SELL TIE
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muute Liberal iluccntas Agruts address Ahhhi
Can KNITTING MACHSB Co. B"sion Mass. o. - Louis h"
NNyANTED-For WHALING VOYAGES, ID
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mathinsru.

NDREWSs FRICTION STEAM HOLSTERS
~ noise compact well made aui economical Al
dress VIM. D. ANDREWS BRO. No. Al hAIeTst, n \.
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
~ ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 10, ls6a
Passenger Station 10 NeslorE Of Twenty ieTea aha
f00'o TalrS s' GfISs ST SEw.S0RS
For HesHayea and Bridgeport tkIl l1o nj Z'l' Ahh'
For Milford Sir,ioi Fafel Southport aud wepOr ll;N
For 40 ScrsaG ! tETr 1880 is.l' Erh Oh ';'s
40 tgEl $50 S'9l and s tErl ma, "a, ,,ssNrm
For siamlorl atEE iI:?o M ll,I' tErh 2lA 'Ei"
For GrseaTieb O. ll:3O al' 3s a;'. SD s' '''
70, po, Chester and intermediate. stations all uOa N 49,
'''' ''' ''0e'O CO c5S M s;iI TRANS
FOR Boston. via Springfield 8 a. m IkII. CErLspn
For Boston 's SsSTs Line s' Sst "a,
F ST GoHsses eap ,r Railroad a a B ASS l'a'
For "a PC;duos aud fL Railroad Rl n" 'S
For S,-rl,veu NevLOudOu asi stOuaoa Railroad at n
Fc1 Canal Railroad m I to Northampton and "'a'
FOR Hou.a,oue Railroad a IN. aad Pm
For DooaT Rro. yo 1s s'a % 80 s, S 80
roT Ns..cias,S R.reai "a RIP 49, , and s''P ~
c0~H0doa s'''rE Cars '''''G JAMS Is f. h6TT sop,4.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL WITHOUT
~ CHASGE OF cars oP .od as J c. ecfgs o.
sbs and Foar. ave- da lsurday eIcepl At ~ 49, -
'0I rs.s an p peaI AID Gsse checked to al Fo0'
The tS r. i i5aa * EaT ss % BuckHoUT Gen sn Sc
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FR0M FOOLo'55
~ PHi ". MI, S, as.;i, No.
Baltimore Nashiugt"u-B;tO O. M isi'' p w. '''' -
south South Vests; 40 a M S;iO- p n
FOR THE WEST-8:tOa 1850 p M ~ ps Ck,ssso
Tn. $40 a. and D. 10 through 90 'lhaaay ~ y,
With ut ose change Silver Palace s,egnr C .. s,I
Chicago without esAhse Sai
S srcsptel aud ou those DAYS on . p M sn W.
ipe un,ug through cars Chicago by evening nae, nt
MAY u, l9SS NJACh0OS' Osar.1' 90, ",
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD or LOJNGSS
- GLAYD- SuMMEa ARRASGEMGNr o. shi .t.' .,!
he trains VIII The Roosevelt aui Orsud tss' " ~
a. M Nail tor Pat .iogde and Way StatVt&
a. m Hyruck ami at stations v.u.y Stream
3gp, Exme.. TO Pselogle stopping n tnhca 'a ',srr
Bshwuuils Msre South oyster Boz, and Al 'a,e,' a R,oon
WrlNood Passengers by this tram Nit DC UeAes' 'u''s7
and Fire Island, via stage hom PaehesGv ,t q p,,,hogre
4.sO p M Accumulation 10 slp Salnllys t!"fe All tnrs
Merrick Saturdays t.E1 20 70 "'
will connect valley Suesm ior Eoc.asailbe ,rtrk Surt
No.. VII With boat for hlrr ls'n'' ~
NTCs1
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Sails bp anttiOm.
A. MKKwIS. Anctoneer
DANCC hIFR\VIN a.. Co Broadway, cor.

A MKRwIS. Anctoneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN a. Co, broadway, cor.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOONS June ~ "D' %"
AVERY VALUABLE coILiRcri0S OF BOOKS comprising many
and some fne English editions o. The Poets
Essayist. Historians 6e mostly 70 elegant az 49,
them Coods Family Flora; Wilson's Oruitholg vols Nsnot
Historic N'uro %. QiseauI ia plates tGa ,i,s ,Ic,sa
Sap Book Portraits dictionaries de Ia France, with % very
beautiful plates, &c. &c Catalogues ready
GEo A LsAvlrr, AucuouseT.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astor.plaoe and Bgb,hst LBAyfGr sTRBBBlGH
CoSGSHESTs SOLICITED LBEAslEi CArALosusp AND SOLD
DEPUTY QUIKrERNAsTEEGEs,' orncE,
PnILADELPHIA, June %. 1863.
GOVERNMENT SALE of CLOTHING and
Will be Public Auction, At Scbgyllh Arsenal on EDNEs
Of Capt WIN H. GILL Military serekespsr Army large lot Of
Clothing, Camp aud Garrison bquipags and ouAernAs'sr Stores
81 us Uniform Jackets Veteran Reserve Corps new
G7,74O Yards Worsed Goods,
Ga Yards Black Cloth new.
1854 Yards Green kerey, new.
1900 Common Tents, linen -....s.. -, 49,.
There he the time large lot ofDAMAGED CLOTH
1900 WOODEN BlauteL
2,t23 Uniform CostL
857 sack Coats
1888 Forage Caps
$40 Pairs SoekihgL
I036 Pairs Trousers
100 Grain Sacks
~ Sets Harness
81 $50 Feet Galvanized Pipe
1895 Gas Pipe assorted, - - .,,.-..
and variety Of articles embracing CHBvERONS DRAWERS
FLAGS KNAPSACKS. CAMP KETTLES, BOLTS, CAkIS SAD
Terms cash payable 10 United Currency All property
chased must be removed within sve days
Goods will be sold 10 lots 10 tuit purchasers. -,
Catalogues be furnished application At this office or At te
ONCE Of Capt GILL sbuyI Ssua the Auction Rooms Of ~
THOMAS SONS Nos 49, aud al S99is tGgTt WV vrtpr
Dep'y Q'masterGen. and BT Maj'Gen. U. ~
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IMPORTANT 20 EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
Ttvee Vffng Europe should provide themselves with HAIR
PEFs HANDBOOK 6y W. PEnnEoKE FarhiDog phee 80 This
s o0mps gds book Of Europe and he last published Tie
EHgisl language, ohleh Ia made entirely every year
Also
HARPERs PHRASE BOOK Or, HANDBOOK TRAVEL TALE
90 TIE o. asss and schools English German French AID
-FiAni ~ W PKHBHOKE FETHD0E. price 81 90 HARPER \
fbBRB, Publishers For sale By NJ Booksellers
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NROTON -AOUEDVCT DEPARTMENT.

4 NKUTUN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTS
" separate Besed Proposals for "MCGONEGAL PAVEMENT"
each dOrfed With the title which relates the Of
the bdder aud a Of rs Offering viii be received this oee until II
0gt OF WEDNESDAY Juas 90 1869 from legally
ihofa Jay the S9odsn pavement kao"n the improved Pave
me MO0nega Fattu for the laying Of tbs 10 the fol
lowing localities, Wis Twenty street. Fihh
Twenty nom Third 70 hadoayenue Lexington svenue
from Thirty fourth NAyefey place
20 Chuft0phersreet
The these works be sBd forms for bids obtained
application the COuttct Cek bt this June 49, 1862
TIOS. STEPHENS } Croton
ROBT. L. DARRAGH. }Acqusdnct
GK0. =. GREENE, } Board.
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4 b. JANEs. Auctioneer. - -..--
GALE of BLAST FURNACES, IRON MINES,
- ke-Po sale by suction on June IS s9 81 u Seoct m Al
LILLIK SAFE AND IRON COMPASlS OFFICE No. 10 RAMPAGE
about acres Land Ia Bucks Couut Penusy eou
pspg Puruaes shout $50 uns Of iron per Neet Mines
The furnaces lron large fonndetT aud Ma
chine shop power and other valuable Improvements
supplies 6c teams podnee sol 9ier fc " use
conducting mining and manufacturing buB bp6a said IaEd
Por pArteaar inquire Of b. JAMES Treasurer and Agent
49, - No. 10 Park.place New York
Sale adjourned to June 70, at Y oeoes. m
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Gtatbtrs.

YOUNG FRENCH LADY, from Paris
~ wishes Pupils 20 conversation other French essous terms
onaLe address call FRENCH TEACHER No q North Wash
ugtontqusre
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WILL be OFFERED at PUBLIC SALE, on
w THURSDAY Jolly 1889 board tie vessel b. order Of hoo
Z C. BAuteld, Solicitor of the Treasury,
THE IRON STEAMER VIRGIN -
nov living sud improvement Cvmpany wharf no
bo.r Crde bu length 26 breadth % feet inches depth Of
held IL inches iuuuage So engines double oseaing
Terms Of ae Ten amouut bid 10 be deposited by he
the time Of sale he remainder TO be pl on con
by The seefets Of the ifeau and Is oeA
Of he vessel For further pariiculars inquire %
NJ NJ GRINEELL Collector 81 Customs. v Y.
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Situaiiuus &lmtiS-- Malts.

Situatiuus &lmttS-- Qlalts.
AZ experienced and steady MILLER wants
n STi ALTOS Good ecreuees distance no object Address
MILESTONE, Tribune ohse --------
OBSERNE TIllS.-Payties not requiring the
constant services book esp eau have their books ,isg %
,el accounts possd moderate charge. J addfsng ADV EEIIssh
Boz Na. 10 Tnlaps ohco
NO PAPER MANUFACTURERS. -
i wANTED-A situate a. FOREMAN 10 fAPEk MILL Abont
A., H Of August Competent will wsut uson Foreman 10
good Mone Waxing boob newspaper preferred. has ga h's
sp.r,ues Foreman; give satisfactory reehees tsm pfeu
,Hposa Aiirrss FOREMAN Boz NO 10 As1.lts lbaat On
TI'O NEWSPAPER PROPRlETORS.--A gem
ssu tharenrhr educated ani experienced writer and re-
roftr att iouTus either hietav or CONNER
"a, e,s,v ar both Address REPORTER, No lt Norb fhbsL
Broiyu. b y.
XXTkNTTD-A Permanent SITUATION as
w COACuMAS sud GROOM tPnvsiel By Asna mah e'oi i
OF D. kud add o1ng and tloroasniy ghIr
sddfs-- 90 -" '-y-' " -
Z ~ f.zstT scuIcthsi. y. !.
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CROT0N AQUEDUOT DEPARTMENT.

" Separate Sealed Proposals. each ndoed WITH the e OF NE WORK
10 Which relates The Of bidder and das o ofsr9g WI e re-
eeivd ths Until ~ Of WEDNESDAY. joe 30 a9 from
legally authorized 10 Jay bv Fsk CONCRETE PAVEMENT
the city oEeW York o TIE laying Of that ement OrDdaded
and between second and rhinst ami In one
hundred ldtsslty tbrd1t between Second and TldAyet The
pans the work forms for The bids obtained on
PhoatOu " tae Contract Cerk ~ this oaoe. ..
TIiOS STEPHENS. }
- KOBT. L. DARRAuH, cT0ton Aqueduet Board
GEO. s. GREENE, .
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Qrinting.
Corporation goiitis.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
ssntr,te ed Pfopos NICHOLSON PAVEMENT e.eh 10
dosed with h title relAtes the ddt
and date oSsug will be received at this once until IL o'clock M
"WEDNESDAY 90 1853 from such he legally
authorized Hoon Pavement The CITY forf or
lie Apy OF The folio siug localities 10 Wit Twenty
farb Fst 10 Mad Tweuty seventh 81. from Ffh
10 SI ayes hrd from Fifth Madison TWcoty
ninth n from Eighth 10 Huthaves COuaudtt from Broadway ~
T.enweb from Broadway 70 West and Iourteesth a.
om Ebtsv 10 The plans for these works be
es and for the bids obtained application TO the Contract
Clerk a ths ohee.
ha5RRff I bbhRssGu crooa Aqu,doe. Board
GEO g. GREENE, }
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-11

WooL.-on Monday last, Mr.. J. Hyatt,
who represents here the finn of Hvatt
& Hobbs, made his first shipment of
wool. The p~riees~now being paid in
this market are 40 for medium and 6ne
and 35 for coarse woods. The arrivals
are tolerably active considering that il
is yet so early in he season.
The Boston Advertiser reports the de-
maud active and an unusual number of
manufactures overlooking the market.
The receipts for the week ending .June
8, were 2.IS7 bales against 2,270 bales for
The corresponding week OF last wear
Among the arrivals are reported s.. 600
It's Michigan and Ohio extra, AZ a SOC !:
I8,OO0 lbs Michigan extra, 47%e; 5000
lbs Ohio extra, 4sc.
The New York market is reported as
devoid of both tone and activity, and
suffering under great depression.
Among The sales r reported q, 600 lbs.
extra and double extra Ohio fleece at
so q 81.
Messrs. Hyatt & Hobbs Circular for
June 1st. gives the following prices cur
hi at Worcester, Mass.
OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA AND VIRGINIA.
T~hTee-quaT. and FGiI-6iood Merino, 20 a 81
Halfblood a 81
Quarter and q so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-11

NEETHoDIST=WTIiam Street Charge
vi VIM. ST., bet. Main and Franklin P.S,
Donelson, Pastor. Preaching at IL and ~
o'clock on Sabbath. Sunday school at g.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening.
81. Paups-HfH st, bet. Franklin & Wash
ington. D. H Moore, Pastor. Services
same as above.
East DeJdl0dre-Corner of Hammond and
Oak SITS. G. owen, Pastor, Preaching each
alternate Sabbath, at 3 o'clock. Sunday
School at2 Prayer Meeting as above.
GernaalCOrner Hill & washington SITS.
Geo. schaals Pastor. Preaching at l0% and
~. Other services as above.
AfIoan-Corner Washington and Railroad
SITS. Rubt. Hurley, Pastor. Preaching and
Prayer Meeting same as first noted. Sun
day SchoOl ats.
DRESBYTERTAN-F9rst, 20. B)-Corner OF
i Winter and Washington SITS. D.. King
cry, Pastor. Services same as first noted.
Second, IN. Sl-Winters st. bet. Main and
Franklin. u. II. Newton, Pastor. Sunday
school at 81; other services uniform with
the hrst noted.
EPISCOPAL-St. Peter1s-Winter ST., bet.
L Franklin and Washington J. Uhord,
Pastor Services same as first noted.
DAPTIsT-Franklin St., bet. North and
ID Griswold. A. J. Lyon, Pastor. Services
same as first noted.
T DISQUALIFICATION St.. bet. Main n
IL Union. @. II. Schuette, Pastor. Preach
ing in German at IL, and in English at 8.
Sunday School at 8.
GERMAN REFORM-Corner William &
Henry SITS. J.Xogt, Pastor. Preaching
at I0L and 7%-feach alternate Sabbath in
Germany Other services same as drstnOted.
NATHOLIC-& MarysS-HiH ST., between
OMain 3 Franklin. j. McSweeney, Priest.
UTELsH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w st.. bet. Liberty and Catherine. j. ii.
Jones, Pastor. Services same as first noted.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For Black Worm and Pfmples on the
Face use PeTry's ComedOne and Ptmple
Remedy, prepared only by Dr.. B. 9. Perry,
where: b trade supplied by wholesale
medicine dealers. marie m8t
UPPER DRUG STORE will be open on
Sundays from s to 10 O'Clock AN, n from
2to4P.M. S. LYBRAND & co.
Opposite the post office you will find
Miss E. J. Rogers, and b keeps all the
latest styles.
A. Lybrand q Sons have a large stock
of Cooking Stoves, which they Will sell low
er than they can be purchased any place in
/ the City AS they are now building a new
store room and want to make for q
new stock.
Sewing Machines in Delaware and adjOin-
ing counties. call on Up. Cummins' agent.
nyou want a Sewing machine. buy
SINGER
The Singer Sewing Machine surpasses
all others.
The singer Sewing Machine sews
heavy cloths better than any other machine.
Don't use that old Baby Carriage, when
mari9 g = = - '-s ]. s. Cox's.
Small Fronts and Quick Returns
The subscribers having received a good va
riety of Books, offer them for sale at IS low
prices as can be afforded. Please call and
examine for yourselves, at No. 38Sandusky
street. B. DICKINSON &SON.
ssLeader, is the
new Stove which A. LYBRAND & SONS
now have on exhibition-cau and see 1t.
Slate NANTES of all the latest patterns
can he found at A. LYBRAND &SONS-
also all kinds of Coal Grates-Seet them be-
lore o purchase-they are cheap.
A. Lybrand & SONS warrant all their
WORKING charges made unless work is per-
fectly satisfactorily.
r.. r. Henderson not only sells the best
shirts in town, but cuts shirt patterns war
ranted to fit.
B. Dickinson & Son, have been and are
receiving a good assortment of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles. Plated Table
spoons and Forks, Tea Spoons, Butter
Knives &c. Persons wishing to buy viii
do well to call and see. Special pains taken
TO suit persons buying Spectacles at No. 38
SanduBky street. B. DICKINSON & Son.
Omc OF Singer Manufacturing Co.
No. 81 West Fourth Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. o, 1868.
Our attention has been called to an ad-
vertisement of w. H. Smith, dated Nov. 20,
S6S, in which he states hat j. P Cummius
IS not the sole agent for the sale Of the Sing
r Sewing Machines, and that he Is agent
iOr the saIe of that Machine.
In reply, we beg to say that his statement
is UNQUALIFIEDLY FALSE, as Mr.. J. P. Cum
nins is the sole agent for the sale of our
Machines in Delaware county, and w. H.
smith is not and has not been agent for tina
Machine.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.
J. F. ELLIOTT, Agent. febI9
Persons wishing to purchase q first class
stove, will find all they desire in the Morn
ing Glory.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-11

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs.-It has
been suggested to us that Delaware
should have a mandatory of agricul-
tural implements. We are sending a
great deal of money out of the county
every year to pay for various things,
but many thousands of it go to pay fer
agricultural machines used bv our
farmers. Might not these machines be
made at home and thus not only our
own market for them be supplied, but
an important interest be established
We can see nothing in the way, pro.
vided men who have the capital arc
willing to step forward and invest it
What is to hinder Delaware from be.
coming a manufacturing city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-11

CITY OR No CITY.-We can scarcely
allow the Herald the credit. claimed b.
that paper last week, of the announce
ment that Delaware contains a sufa-
oient population to entitle her to a char
ter as a city Of the second class. In our
'ssue of Dec. 4, last, appeared an edito-
rial not only setting forth the facts
showing that we are entitled to sue a
charter if we want it, but showing the
steps necessary for obtaining it. II
there is any special credit in making
the first announcement of these facts
and figures it belongs to the GAZETTE
and not To the Herald.
But would il be wise to incur at this
time the additional taxation necessary
FOR establishing a CITY government ?
Would not the ex penses which such a
government would add to our %burthens,
every year in a grea er ratio be better
applied in building schOolhouses and
other substantial improvements ? Tt
have the mere official recognition tina
we are u city confers no advantage and
we happen to know of towns which
have obtained it that are now sorry foI
bu6 SG6Ps D6S4u5S4 10 - AOt kuOWA u
ali the world ihat 10 deed and in fac
Delaware is a city? Where is the era,
ven spirit that dare gainsay it ? Why
already our town has been "Ealked of
in fact suggested by ourself, as the
prospective capital of the United States
and no doubt would by this time ha,
beer half a length ahead in the race
for tnat honor but for the untimely ae
ZION of the Cincinnati Commercial which
flung itself in the way of rapidly gray.
itating public opinion. THIS action o
the Commercially grew out of the we'll
known jealousy Of Cincinnati for Della
ware-a feeling which we can afford t.
indulge without resentment, bidinl
our time.
Finally, what is the use Of wanting
to be a city On paper, like Chuzzlewiu'
, Eden, when we are already one of In
real sort, de Jacto and de jWreP Bette
be content with The substance of tn
J thing and not fret about the shadow.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-11

ALUMNE REUNIuN.-The AIumne of
the o. W. F. College will hold their
Annual Reunion in the College Hall.
Tuesday evening, June 2lst. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment will be
used in completing the unfinishedtow-
er of the College. A glance at that
structure will show how commendable
is the object of the ladies, and what an
improvement it viii be to both the
building and our city. The entertain
ment will be opened by short literary
exercises, the principal features OF
which are a poem and the Alumna
Portfolio. The duties will be inter
spersed with excellent vocal and in
strumental. music. We bespeak for
h undertaking a hearty cooperation
and liberal support from the citizens
Of Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-11
Secret Societies.

TTIRAM LODGE, No. Is, f. & A. M.-Meets
III at Masonic Hall, in Oak Hall Building
on Thursday evening on or before the full
moon of each month.
S. G. CoNREY, S. W. WE MOORE. W. NJ.
G.. W HAIR j. w. J.H. HUMPHREY.
Secretary.
DELAWARE CHAPTER, No. "a, R. A. N.
~ Meets aGsaIne place, on first Thursday
following the full moon in each month.
F.E- MOORE. see'y. .. MOORE, "a. p.
nELAWARE COUNCIL, No. 40, r. & s. NJ.
IL Meets at same place, on first Friday ev-
ening following the full moon.
W. i. MOORE. S. MOORE.
Recorder. IT,. G. NJ.
OLENTANGY LODGE, No. So. T.. o. o. F.
" Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, in TemplaI
Hall Building, every Tuesday evening.
JAS. A. ALEXANDER, c. ELY, n. G..
Secretary. c. V. OWsToN, ". g
nELAWARE ENCAMPMENT, No. %, L
DrO. o. F.=Nfeets at same place, on the
second and fourth Friday evenings of each
month. @. V. DIVISION, CT
J. A. BURNHAN, Scribe.
nELAWARE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No
IL 55-Meets at hall in Evans Block, every
Monday evening. J. NJ. GUTHRIE,
NJ. c. SIM, W. r. W CT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-11

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tered several Year with a severe lung afec-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy Of
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the directions for preparing ami using the
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Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. etc, The
object of the advertiser in sending the
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spread Information which he cOnceives to
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VIII try his remedy, as IL win cost them
nothing, and may prove q blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
my28-ly williamsburg, Kings Co., NY.