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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-02

Notice Of Fiaai fsitIemeat.

HHAa BARKFh, EIssuisT q he lasi
v will afd fssiaueui " lehn w. Ger
tan, deceased, Aas Ale I in ~ oiies Ms tns
seesuai suTTsni wilh said estate ioxtihsT
With his Psiiiioa PFsyiHg iAat hs 10 ~
LEASED fIom al further liahiliiiss a.
RxssaisE aforesaid. Ihis l. therefore is
hoiify all Psrssns Interested, 10 b ani sp-
pear bsf0Ts The lien. Ceanty touTt u Dali
las seuniy, 10 be holden Al The Courthouse
il ihs city 0f Dallas ca the last Meniay
the 2sih dayl u October A, D. leo, and
eoAissi the sane II ihsy ihink proper,
s, 8 JONES, G. G. Q. u, Z, T.
Dallas, Osi0beF :, 1853, asi,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-02
TayIor's Monitor.

tes- No esAdidats Hars ,riR BE- sHRovHssd
he HrFad Wai'1 paid for in adrSHes,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
Underlined Ailments.

There are many ailments, trying in their nature
but the symptoms of which are not sufficiently spe-
cic to enable physicians to classify them under any
particular head. As general rule they arise from
general debility of the whole organization, but their
urinary cause In at least three cases ont OF five, is
lack Of brick vital action in the stomach and liver.
stmulat and tone the relaxed digestive and sccre
tive organs. and bodily ease, health and vigor VIII
follow the treatment. Among all the medicines
which have been recommended as conducive to tn
end, none has been administered with such uniform
and entire success as HosTETTER's STOMACH
BITTERs.
Its ingredients were selected from the vegetable
kingdom, originally, with view to the inauguration
of the physique and the constitution. and also for
their antl-bilous and slightly laxative properties
Twenty odd years OF experience has proved thai
these herbal restoratives were wisely chosen ans
have been judiciously apportoned in this celebrated
preparation. Not only as specific for indigestion
and all kindred complaints, but as a household re
medy for all the mnor ailments incident to humanl
ty, 1t has obtained a reputation based on usm
peachabe testimony, which fairly ecipses that oil an
proprietary or oficinal medicine in use.
dec2d-eod6w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

Tho Bulletin. hopes that Judge Strong Is TO
DO made Attorney General, since Mr.. Stanton
succeeds Judge Grier.
The Bvuetin's aspirations for Paid Fire De-
parlment have run into verse; thus:-
Strike for an alter IN our fres
Strike for the credit Of cur sires 1!
Strike tn the last loud rongh expires
Peace and p. +. D."
The population If the Almshouse is 1864.
The Republican Invincibles give banquet at
the Continental, Thursday evening.
The Academy of Fine Arts stockholders are
considering the propriety OF purchasing site for
a new building. They meet to-day to consider
the subject.
The Telegraph thinks that Commissioner
Wells would soon make the people as poor ns he
pretends, In his recent report, they are, II his
ideas of currency contraction and free trnde were
carried out. but asks whether IL Is worth while
to ruin millions Of people that the mallgn pre-
dictions aud stupid representations Of one
official may be verified.
The Post calls for the removal Of Special
Commissioner Wells, and says that with due
credit for all he has done heretofore In the inter-
csts of British Free-raders his last effort 10 that
line cclipses oil tho rest.
The Coroner's jury, who sat upon the victims
OF the locomotive explosion, report that they are
unable to determine with any degree of certainty,
the cause of the explosion.
The Press expresses its conviction that Sec
rotary Fish has done wisely In his intercourse
with Cuba and Spain. 1t would have found fault
with him, II he had not proven firm amid the
thunderstorm of conflicting accounts from Span
ish and Cuban sources, or If he had trampled-on
the law of nations, so as to give rise 10 cause Of
war with foreign power.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
Philadelphia Markets.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. g

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 81.
FLOUR.-T is no material change in
the Flour market to-day, and prices are
weak, though without material alteration.
The-sales foot up little over 1000 barrels
to the home trade, including some superiine
at 81 75@f S7s extras at $5t95 l2a 400
bbls. Northwestern extra family at S5 50@
6 %, the latter figure for choice 800 bbls.
State do. do. at S. 50@6; $50 bbls Western
do. do. at S. 75@6 %; and 100 bbls. In
diana do. do. at SO. There were some small
sales of Rye Flour at So 25@5 so. There
were no sales of Corn Meal to report.
GRAIN.-The Wheat market continues
dull; 1,50O bushels Pennsylvania red were
disposed of at ST. 23CDl %; LOCO bushels
Southern do. at 81 26@l 27 and some
small lots white at 81 40@l 80. There is no
change in Rye; 500 bushels Pennsylvania
tire sales comprising about 5000 bushels
Pennsylvania and Delaware at 56@'5Se.
There is only limited demand for Corn,
and prices are again dropping. The stock
in the market is Inferior, and buyers hold off
for the present 800 bushels old yellow
were taken at I'll 05, and about 5000 bushels
new do. at S0@S2c for damp, and S3@S6c
for good.dry.
SEEDS-Cloversee meets with ready sale
at 5000, according to quality. Timothy
continues nominal at 81. There were some
very trifling sales of Flaxseed at 81 20.
BARK-Is without movement or feature.
We quote No. l Quercitron al $50 per ton.
COTTON.-Is firm, and the business is
looking up. Sales OF $50 bales middlings
at o55@2Gic for Uplands and New Orleans
GROCERIES.-The market continues
very quiet, and the only sales we have to
report are 45O hhds Cuba Sugar at lOac, a
decline.
PETROLEUM.-Is dull, unsettled, and
weak. Small sales Of Crude at 2lac in bbls,
and at 30s@3Olc for refined, in bond
FISH. -Mackeral are not inquired after
| to any extent. Small sales from store of new
Shore Is at $2s@29; Bay do. at S27@2s :;
Bay rs at $l7; and new Shore rs at $l7.
Goldfish command SHOT.
| PROVISIONS. There is less firmness in
the market, but the stock on hand is too
small to admit of any extensive movement.
Sales of Mess Pork at $32'50@33. Mess
Beef may be quoted at 500 80 for city pack
ed extra family. Beef Hams are quiet at
S3O5O@3l per Dbl. Bacon is extremely
quiet. We quote plain and fancy canvassed
| Hams at lS02lc Sides at lS@20c., and
Shoulders at l5l@lGc. Green Meats-Sale:
of picked Hams at l7@l7ic., Shoulders, IN
salt, at I2a@l3c. Lard is less active andic
lower. Sales of bbls. and tics. at iSac. iol
steam and kettled rendered. Butter-Thert
is very little demand except for prime grades
Sales of good Roll at 3l@33c. poor do. a
a5@30c.; very choice do. do. at 35@30c.
choice New York tub OF AGO $780,; good do
at 42@45c. Cheese moves slowly. Sales
prime factory at 1S@lSic.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
Presbyterianisin.

MNLRsAEY OF CENTRAL CHURCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL.
lhr anniversary exercises OF Central Church
'tlay school, on Sunday, were very interesting.
d large congregation was In attendance in the
A'niug, of which the children formed very
CONSIDERABLE proportion. The usual order oil
u0lning service was pretty closely followed, ex-
Ol' that the hymns were selected from Sunday
Naool sources and were sung by the scholars.
te pastor preached sermon expressly to the
,olhg folks, IRON the words: keep thy heart
s'l all diligence, for out of 1t are the issues OF
y. The sermon was peculiarly adapted 10 the
VISION and the audience Mr.. Shaw having the
I'Vly faculty Of addressing children so that
w shall be Interested and at the same time
nlncttd
alter this the rewards for catcchism and Scrip
r , lessons were distributed, comprising. large
amber Of Bibles and hymn books, several copies
le Pilgrim's Progress and other valuable and
lesllng volumes. Rev. Mr.. Shaw, in giving
". :; rewards, spoke few appropriate words oil
management to each child.
A., u Tue AFTERNOON the church was more than
Vnseu. Beautiful hymns wero sung by inc
a'als and the superintendent read bis annual
tlg.l showing the school TO be IN honishinp
"uulllon, The missionary offerings were theI
m,Nhttd. The pulpit had been removed ant
tVl 'uc platform u very handsome evergreen
y, M vas placed back OF u frame up the sides oil
7seh vines Of ivy were trained. starting from
| ky vines in which they were planted. Across
IT,. up OF this frame were tho words I'm
' Ii Of ihe Spirit"
NE Offering ceremony which followed wal
w beautiful and novel, but our limited spac
Ses paper description of II impossible,
Aulllul memorial urn on which was inscriDc
i Nv name lATIMER, stood upon the front OF IN
,alOrm. Beside 1t were two smaller vases. A
r, nshal three little ones from the infant elias
.ai NV up one Of them with 40 evergreen wreatf
s s,Vn she placed upon the large urn, the othol
ivy ul wreaths of immortelles, one having u
gaM Maggie" the other that Of Eugene"
II mi, yi,chlre These were arranged in front oil u
'Oey were in memory of two members OF Il
,S Ss who Ind died during the year. The vi
n s n wreath were in remembrance OF Mrs. LAT
A M r1 Tor whom the iniant class was named, al
a ,h uu was always most deeply Interested In u
l u,neh and Sunday school. 1t was her custo
,nt ky Tor the annual rewards already alluded I
Nv during her connection with the congregatit
II aad expended 10 that item alone, over $500
n MY. Mr.. Marks delivered an appropriate Al
,nMni,esllng address aud the services closed.
,,,rurxsefsary: occasion probably ever more the
CGsSS,Ey enjoyed Within tho walls OF Cent
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 22.-Poultry was abundant
IN Market this morning, and as people generally
purchased their Christmas turkies. 1t went of
rapidly, notwithstanding the bad weather. Turkies
S1371l pair; ducks, SLIPS % $l.5U, and other
poultry ut proportlonate rates. Butter, 90 % go
cents eggs, 40 cents. Meats at last week prices;
sausage, 20 % % cents scrapple, @ II cents !;
apples. 10 90 20 cents per half peck potatoes, 10
% II cents per half peck, and 20 @ 80 cents per
bushel; celery, a 10 cents bunch cabbage,
3 q cents head. Other vegetables at proper
tiOnate rates.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
.Communlcated.l
Kpr0aene.

Nrrly 10 zone Who'Knows," ! would say
'i believing is one thing, and knowing another.
suow that our lamps are trimmed from three to
y times week and us for wioks needing wash
" the sediment out every two weeks, we have
y occasion. as they are to renew about every ten
en at iarthest we clip all the charred wick OIL
uey trimming about half an inch, and yet some
q lr oil will coal on the wick in single night.
NtOuy the best oil brought TO this market-ten
hl9is at u time, and our merchants have II
ht1nlcd To them rs prime article, but there is
s.Htlhing wrong with the oil. and Zone Who
Alpwa' would do us a favor if he would inform
swhcrc we can get an article that will not ex
Mc' with nil possible care. Light we mus
l'e' bnt it we must set by magazine liable L
Mode at any moment, we had ncttcr return II
blow dins q.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
Marrfages.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Philadelphia, by
Rev. Herman L. Dubring. Rector of All Saints,
Doc 81, Mr.. Robert j. A. Morrison and miss Anna
!. Armstrong, beth OF Penrader Hundred, New
Castle county, Del.
NOLEN-SAYERS On the 1ath inst, at the resi-
dence of thu BRIDES parents, 81. Louis. by the Rev.
Carlos Martyr, CAPT. Frank Nolen, of Wilmington
Del, to Miss Mary sayers, of st. Lonis- No cards
WHITFORD-CROw.-In Philadelphia, on Tues
dav, Dec 18th, by Rev. T. W. Conrad, Mr. j. NJ
whitiord to Miss Beckie Grow, both Of. Whining
t,n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

fltiLAbhLrhih 4"hhnhis'
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 22d.-Cotton unchanged.
Flour dull and weak superfne, S4.6O a. sl.1o;
extras, % a. So 20.
Wheat dull; Delaware red, $t.29. Rye, 81 90
$1.O5. Corn in light demand old yellow, u O4
new ditto. 80 q 80 cents. Oats dull, and selling
at 90 0p 81 cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2O.-Beeves dull, lower,
extra Penna. and Western steers $685. cents ;
fair to good rosie; common 4ls@tlac per
gross.
Sheep fair demand, 5@7Is cents Ter pound
gross.
Hogs held irmer, at s1i.6O@l5 nett, latter for
prime corn fed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
educational.
MELTON SEMINARY.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN
This Institution offers 10 it's students thorodgl
training in the common and higher English Branches
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES, MUSIC
AND PAINTING.
Spring Term opens March a. 1862 Fall Term
opens Sept. 1852 Winter Term opens Dec. 8, 1859
Students admitted at any time and charged pro-
porti0nay for the residue OF the term.
Commercial Department will be established for
the Winter term, to enable all who may wish 1t, TO
obtain thorough, practical, business training,
~ Send for Circular.
r. II. SKINNER, Principal.
oct10-lyw Fc.Ion, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

At o5 and Accrued Interest.
Many persons are ceiling their Government Bonds
while the premium is still large las the Treasury has
promised to buy thirteen millions in Dscenber), and
reinvest in the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA, which pay
about onethird more interest The time to make
such reinvestment is tchile the Treasury 10 bupg,
and Governments are at premium.
THE ROAD DOES NOT RUN THROUGH WILDERNESS
where 1t would have to wait for yeare for papula-
ton and business but through the most thicky set-
tied and productive agricultural counties In the
State, which gives each section large traffic as coon
as completed
1t runs through the great GOAL fields of Southern
Iowa to the North where coal is Indispensable and
must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions of the North,
through district of cosntry which s destitute of
this prime necessity.
The mortgage IL made to the Farmers Loan and
ttust Co., ofN Y, and bonds can be issued only at
the rate III $4,000 per mile. or only half the amsnt
upon some other roads. Special security is provided
for the principal and for the payment Of interest
The New York Tribune says; "This is splendid
enterprise, and deserves the most liberal aid"
The New YORK. Jndepehdent says. " We know the
Central Railroad Of Iowa is one Of the great and
good works of the age. It's Directors include many
OF our leading bank presidents and other gentlemen
Of high character, who have means enough to build
two or three such roads out of their pockets, 80
that all It's affairs will be ably as well as honestly
managed. The Central of Iowa will be to that State
what the New York Central liz 10 ths, except that
runs through far richer country. We therefore re.
commend the Central Iowa Bonds, with entire comb
dence in their value. The truth IL that a First
Mortgage OF $40 900 per mils upon road running
through such country cannot be otherwise than
SAFE"
First Mortgage Bonds for 80 small an amount
upon road running through such rich and already
wesettled part OF Iowa, can well BIZ recommended
rs perfectly safe as we'll an u very profitable in.
vestment. Pamphlets. with map, may be obtained
and subscriptions will be received at THE IOMPA
NY'S OFFICES, No. 90 PINE ST., NEW YORK
and at the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, 4.
WALL ST.. aud In Wilmington by
X H. ROBINSON d CO.,
| Fourth and Market Sis.
| And JOHN MoLEAR d SUN,
| 6O2 Market street.
W. ID. SHATTUCK. Treasurer. decla 2mdSw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

Fork sells in Smyrna at clipper cwt.
A school teacher is wanted at School No. o in
Smyrna. -,
street rowdies.
Ann Walker has taken out letters testamcntary
an he. estate of Levi Walker, late OF Christana
Hundred
Same roeues stole several chickens from tho
,,ru Of John vandever, 10 Mill Creek Hundred,
Id Wednesday morning.
alexander and William G.Valentlne have taken
an, letters of administration on the estate of Geo.
vSeutine, late Of Brandywine Hundred.
The Townsend Singing School will give a
,,,nd coucert 10 the NJ. E. Church at that place,
\" each Of the evenings of the 3D. and 4th Of
January.
taptalu John E. Harmon, of tho Ain,ena, left
Nav York for San Francisco last November, aud
r's not since been heard from. His family reside
AZ Frankfort, In Sussex county.
tanners from tho North are carrying away
,rre Quantities of game from Sussex county,
Notwithstanding the law. One party killed Ii
mid mid reese last week and a number of ducks.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

M. M. Child a. Co., have sold for Isaac Cham
berlin. lot of ground on the N. w. corner of
Delaware Avenue and Jefferson streets, to Joseph
Tatnall for $4,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcE. This is the 23d OF December;
II M, are in arrears for this paper we shall
greatly thank you to mail us the amount
IN morrow, so it may reach US Christmas
lav. We know many will not be laggards
1, This matter. viii you?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

Governor Hoffman offers reward OF Sooo
for The arrest of the person or persons VINO
murdered DR.. Mead, at Allegheny, N. \.
The Boston Board of Aldermen are eonsi !,
dering proposition to pay, Charles burrlll
Ss5. 600 as compromise Of claim for COM
Tensation for furnishing recruits to the
quota Of Boston during the war.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

COMMISSIONER or THE CENsus.-
Ne passage by Congress. of the proposed Census
Sil, The names of several gentlemen arc already
ptya,std for the position IF Superintendent In
His state. Among them are Robert H.Cummins,
\ Smyrna aud Benjamin Burton, of Sussex
oauty, We also SEES II stated that Mr.. U. &.
stitr who is said To he a resident of this city,
,ctcnllIing his petition for the place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

Dksrm OF AN EDIrREss We have received u
sd-JM announcing the death of Mrs. Il. \.
|MConaughy, editress of the Clayton Herald on
he 10Th inst, Mt Germantown, Pa, with the
|aithr announcement that the Herald will not be
sued this week. We presume the information
sclrcct the only reason for doubt b. Ing In the
angular method Of announcement.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

TIE WILMINGTON II READING RAILROAD
The continued bad weather OF the past TWO weeks
has Of course materially interlered with the work
on this road, but notwithstanding this we are
glad to learn that there is still prospect OF hay
Ing it open to Coatesville, by Christmas, 1t is
now expected that the two forces OF track layers
will meet on Friday afternoon. The force work
ing from this city towards Coatsvile is now about
a milo beyond Chadds Ford, and the force work
Ing this way is about two miles from them, SO
thc hope of union this week does not seem an
fro uuant one
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

or rnl THAcK.-A locomotive and construc-
lDn train Oh the Wilmington and Reading
giIroad ran oil the track last Friday, at u cave
1eut six miles from this city. 1t took several
tas Of hard work to get them on again. There
I'm not be- much danger of such accidents hap
pniug after the road Is thoroughly ballastcd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
pEsT CABINET ORGANS AT LOWEST
ID PRICES.

i
That the MASON " HAMLIN CABINET and
METROPOLITAN ORGANS are the best in the
world IL proved by the almost unanimous opinion of
professional musicians, by the award 20 them of
Seventy-fve Gold and Silver Medals or other highest
premiums, at principal industrial competitions
within few years, including the Medal at the Paris
Exposition. and by sale very much greater than
that OF any similar instruments. This Company
manufacture only first class instruments, and will
not make cheap organs" at any price, or suffer an
inferior instrument TO bear their name. Having
ereatly increased their facilities for manufacture,
by the introduction OF new machinery and other
wise they are now making better organs than ever
before, at increased economy in cost which In &C
cardance with their fixed policy Of selling always at
least remunerative profit, they are now offering at
prices of inferior work. Four Octave Organs, plain
walnut case, $50. Five Octave Organs, double reed
Stops (viola, Diapason, Melodia, Flute, Tremulant
sl2b Other styles in proportion.
Circulars, with iull particulars including accurate
drawings OF the different styles of organs, and much
information which will be of service 10 every pur.
chaser of an organ will be sent free, and postage paid
to any one desiring them. dec7-4w
1854 fremont St, Boston; sos Broadway, N. Y,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

rtnsosAi.-Henry A. Brown, law student with
p,piel Dougherty, Esq., was admitted to the bar
ii Saturday. Mr.. brown is young man of
,tpat promise, and is destined to make his mark.
IL spoke in this State during the last campaign
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

Gn,,s SHIPMENTS. Notwithstanding the low
,ricc. Inc farmers arc dsposing of their corp,'
nd arre quantities arc coming up the Delaware
E1lroad for shipment ut New Castle. Two YES
N, arc now loading there.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

AwArou, pair of blankets, ,ullt or shawl for one
dollar seems almost impossible but such may be had
and hundreds of other seful articles by patronizng
Parker u Co.'s "One Dollar Sale"
Their system Of doing bushes has been examined
by the authorities and decision rendered from tne
Internal Revenue Department At washington oa.en
and legitimate, and entirely different from the nu.
nervous gift enterprises OF course all 90 not get
aroe cb one of these articles cold for one dol
lar. as an extra inducement and some member OF tne
club has the chance Of obtaining it. A new feature
Introduced by this enterprising firm, is TO pay theil
ngepts 10 either cash or merchandise and 70 prepay
the express charges. No better opportunity can o.
offered to either ladies or gentlemen having iesu'
| lime than to form clubs for this nrm.
Read their advertisement in another column aho
/ aend for catalogue.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

THOR sALE.-A VALUABLE MILL r-rHx-
II PROPERTY, with 10 acres land n Ah.Ic....A,i
buildings large and substantial; Il
miles ont from Philadelphia at Rail mi q Hnn1
road station. The mill in complet
order, good power and doing good Dlsiuess APP
nv nj ,iHIS OFFICE, dec23,6tw
NOR RENT.-Thc Indian Queen Hotel, corner OF
Il Fifth and Market streets. This property has
been long known at the largest hotel IN Wilmington,
having been estab ished than sixty Year, aga
$50 u. CHANDL ,R, or
U. 7. JOHNSON.
dec1p, 6tdSM2t sNo. sl6 Market St
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

rutTtNu ur STATIONS. workmen COM
rtnccd putting up the station ct Embreeville, on
be Wilmington and Reading Railroad, the
lciunlng Of last week. II is Of FRAME and of
curse would not take long to complete IT.. Last
sek The station at Mortonyille was finished.