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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

MEETING IN FAVOR OF PENINsULAh UNION
FouR-FitTHs OF THE PEOPLE FAVOR THE
MOVEMENT.
CArEvn.LE, Northampton county, April 49,
There was quite large meeting of the citizens
of this county at the Court House, last Monday,
to take into consideration the propriety of join
Ing these counties 10 Delaware. From the feeling
and Developments at this meeting 1t Is quite clear
that four-6lths of the people are in favor Of the
movement, and II convention is called this
county will be.fully represented in 1t, If proper
notice is given, but you must remember that
there Is no newspaper in either of these countless
SO IL takes longer to spread information here than
In places blessed with a country press. I.
NoTE.-Our correspondent gives us an account
OF the recent murder in Eastville, but 1t talles
exactly with the account oil the Norfolk Pirginian,
published elsewhere, we omit it.-EDs. CoM.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

The following arc the grand and petit jurors,
for May term, drawn at New Castle, on Monday /:
GRAND JURY.
Brandywine Hundred.-Adam Prince, Samuel
Forwood.
Wilmington Hd.-IIcniy Blcycr, William Cam
by, Caleb II. Brlnton.
Chrisilana.-Harlan Cloud, jackson Holmes.
Mill Creek.-Thos. j. Moore, Robt. L. Rankin.
W. q. Creek.-James Springer, Abraham Can.
non, Samuel g. Finley.
pencader.-James Cam, Samuel Frazier.
New Castle.-William Copper, Spencer D.
Ewes James Truss.
Red Lion.-Thomas Bird, Francis D. Dunlap.
st. Georges. Brady, Sam'l II. Rothwel.
Observation-Disclosures Stats, Joseph West,
John darrell.
PETIT JURORS.
Brandywne Hundied, Benjamin Elliott, Samuel
y. Lodge, Isaac Webster; Wilmington Hundred,
| John Mcriick, James Bennett, Alexander Kelley;
ChristlAna Hundred Rufus Gregg, Abraham Pal
mar, John Evans Mill Creek Hundred Joel Nc
Cannon, John G. Johnson Abner H. Woodward /:
White Clay Creek Hundred, William Ruth, Man
ucl Tweed, Edward B. Collins; Pencadcr Hum
dred. John J. Herdman, VIM. Cooch, Jr. Thos.
Lindell; New Castle Hundred, Robert Dillon.
Jason Davis, Lucas Alrich Red Lion Hundred,
Outten ID. Jester, Leonard j. Vaphike, J. f.
Rcybold; 81. Georges Hundred, Alfred Cox,
David B. Higgins, Daniel Stevens; Appoquini-
mink Hundred, VIM. Lyman, John Aston, VIM.
Additional Petit Jurors for Court of Oyer and
Terminrr:
Brandywine Hundred George Thompson, Will
liam +. Weldin; Wilmington Hundred Myer
Hayes, William q. Pierce; Christiana Hundred
Robert l.. Robinson, Robert Wilson; Mill Crecl
Hundred, j. Eugene Bartholomew, wi liam B
Ocheltreei White Clay Greek, VIM. Buchiug
ham, Ebor Jones Peucader, Thomas McIntire
New Castle, Julian d. Janvier, Reuben Janvier
Red Lion, Robert Qcheltrec, James II. Clark
~. Georges, William H0sten, Rlshafd Eaton
| Appo9"lalmiak Charles p tlltss'
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Extract from letter from Jerusalem

We started early to ascend Mt. Oliyet, to be-
hold the sun gild the minarets and towers of the
devoted city, from the place where memory,
stirred by a thousand associations, should exalt
the mind as well as the eye to the inspiration of
the scene. Well Is the voyager repaid for long
travels, horrid roads, antediluvan cookery squald
companionship and the opportunities Of begging,
thieving Arabs Well would 1t have repaid you,
oh man of commerce and the crucble! and well
might you have been remind of your own city,
for here, painted upon board nailed against one
OF the huge ancient olive trees, under which the
sacred martyrs toiled for the sins of the world,
eighteen hundred years ago, were these familiar
figures, s. T.--1860-X. We do not know who
cured by the PLANTATION BirrERs, wished to
advertise their virtues in place from whence
all knowledge eows.'
MAGNOLIA WATER.-superior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne ard s9la at helf The
h,tes, go :,
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Georgetown, Del.

GEoRGErowS, Sussex county, April 19th.-Our
Court for this term has adjourned, after weeks
session. Nothing of much moment was DONE
The trial Of Goldsborough who is charged with
the murder of Marsh, was put off till the fall on
account Of the absesce of his counsel, Senator
salisbury. l fear politics had something to do
with the Grand Jury, who ignored bill against
a man for almost killing negro last November
colored man has but little chance for justice
here 10 Sussex county when tho opposite party is
Il white man.
Our Town Commissioners, under their new
charter, are disposed TO put down roweyism and
corner loaflng. AS u fair commencement, two
young blnods of that order were Tonight fined
ten dollars each and put in the Jail for five days,
for drunkenness, fighting, etc. SO mote it be
always.
We are having delightful weather. and our
farmers are in good spirits. Even their low ground
Is in nourising order and if the present state of
things continue a large crop of corn may be ex-
peeled. Peaches may not turn out well, but
berries will be plentiful.
Oui lodge of Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows is making preparations Tor celebrating the
half centennial of their Order next week. Their
hall is being decorated by the ladies, and q good
time is expected. PEREaRINE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

RAILRoADs.-On Wednesday last the work oil
laying the track on the branch road from Town
send to Massey's was commenced at Townsend.
The obstacles which have delayed this work have
now been overcome, and there is little proba-
billty that further interruption will occur. The
contractor is prepared TO lay the track on the
Queen Anne road as soon as the rails can be
brought over the branch road, railroad commu-
nication should therefore be complete between
Philadelphia and Sudlersville by the time the
peach crop is ready for market. Last week the
Directors of the Queen Anne road decided to
continue the road from Caryillc's to Centrevie,
but the time when this will be done depends upon
the payments made by stockholders Crumpton-
I'm.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

Marrtagf5.

WILSON, CoRNOG.- Chester, April sth, bv
Rev. James Cunningham Joseph o. Wilson and
Isabella Cornog
MILLER-WILSON.-In Chester, April 14th, by
Rev. James Cunningham, Marsh Miller and An
mic Mary Wilson.
II INTERNATIONALLY 18th, by the Rev.
James Trickett Mr.. Levi Hillegas OF Philadelphia,
to Miss Hattie Moore of this city.
MARONEY-HANBY.-In this city, April 15th, by
Rev q. W. Folwe Mr.. Charles z. Mar ney and
Mrs Mary Emma Handy
fD- Savannah papers please cupy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE WILMINGTON, DEL

BRANDYwINE LOAN Association. This Assoc
cia'lon met Tuesday evening and the members
made their FIRST payment. The money was sold at
50 per cent. Considering tho heavy storm Of wind
present darkness Of the streets 10 the Sixth Ward,
the attendance was quite large and the interest
displayed very gratifying indeed Everything In
this new section of the city rnanlfcsts life and
energy, and the prospect Is full of promise for
Eastward
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E.eyyes, Sussex County.

THE !. Il u. RAILRoAp-TnE PEACHES NOT HURT
GOOD cRoP PROSPECT.
LNwrs April 17-lt is expected tho cars will
he running to this place by the latter part of
July or the first of August. The work is being
pushed forward with unprecedented rapdty. 1t
is then, are expect to enter the race for first po-
siton" among pcninsular towns.
II is believed the fruit here is not yet mate
rally Injured and that if the cold is no scverrr
We shall have fine crop around town. There
are me large orchards Of the rarest fruit in this
section ol Sussex.
The Methodist minister recently appointed to
this charge was very kindly and Hospitality re-
ccived by the good friends Of Lcwes. Genuine
hospitality Is one of the peculiar and pleasant
traits Of character here.
Bushes is dull, yet, but shows some signs of
resuscitaiion. The scarcity OF money, and grain
for sale, prevents a speedy revival In business.
Our business men feel duty commands them to
makc haste slowly in these matters. The
slfil whistle of the iron horse" enterprise will
| probably awake us.
| Perhaps the prospect was never better for II
| full crop OF corn than now. The wheat and oats
also look we'll Grass is also looking well
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

HARD ON TiEM.-The Milford Mutual Friend
does mol approve Of the course of the business
men Of that town who iail TO make use of It's adj
vertislng columns, and mildly demonstrates as
follows II" We have among us q class of people
who call themselves business men, and tho most
contemplate specimens that ever cursed any
community by their presence. There nrc in this
town but two or three men who have the courage
and lberaliy to advertise their business, and yet
they copstantlycroak, Milford ought to support
paper."'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

The election for Trustees of New Castle Com.
mon resulted in no choice. Votes polled 225
necessary to elect, 1l3. James G. Shaw received
90; DIR. j. Merritt, 50; E. Challenger, 60 votes
Another election to fill the vacancies will be held
on Saturday week.
The F., W. & b. X. r. Co. have erected porch
in front of their telegraph and freight Office on
the battery. As specimen of primitive workman
ship IL cannot be eXcelled
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

PENNSYLVANIA PEACE socrETY.-This Society
held large meeting Sunday afternoon, III
Friends Meeting House. Darby Pa. Among the
subjects presented as making for peace were the
abolition of capital punishment the settlement
of the Indian troubles, arbitration among ma
tions, abolition of caste, temperance. &c. The
The Secretary, Lydia A. Schodeld, read the con-
stitntion and letters, and addresses were made by
Rachel W. VI. Townsend Alfred II. Love, Aaron
". Powell, Editor of the Ant-Sldpery Standard,
New York, and Joseph POWELL of Darby Great
interest was manifested In the Indians, and Pres
ident Grants kind offer was approved.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22
9fatha.

DlXON.-On the 10th inst, In KenHett. Pa, Han
nah Dixon, Formerly Foote) In hcf 3ith year.
tR- West Chester papers please copy.
MURPHEY.-In this city OH the 18th Inst, Willie,
the son of Leander and Ann Mnrphey,i in Third yeui
of his age.
PALMITER--In Milford, on Tuesday hr IL h int,
Mrs. Mary A. Painter, relict % the ate kcv. $.
G. Painter, OF the Philadelphia NJ. f.. t'onf'rcncn,
aud daughter of Thos. r., and Eliza ammrr-ley,
of Milford, bel.
HGPKlNS.-In Providence, Delaware rrirty. Pa,
March s0h Nicholas Hopkins, aged ~ ,eAr-, f'r-
mcrly OF Baltimore
sE- Baltimore papers please ccry
FERRIS.-ln This city ON tie 18th iis, saras Fer.
ris in the S9th year OF her age,
BET rs On the 18th inst in her list yea, t,iiz,
beth NJ, wife Of Charles Bets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

:. .MEarrNG AT LoSowocr. sally Hol!ey and
Giles b. stebbins are Both expected to attend
Liongwood meeting Of Progressive Friends, on
First day hiorning, fifth month, End. 1869, to
dully invited to attend. Both are able temper
apce LECTURERS, and In favor OF eallnl au6frage
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

sT- The p.des To go II you WHIT boots r'l -h.c
that will wear is Nicholson Il Fnrks. NJ. t~ ..,
Second street. Wilmington. Gcnth.nrr can i',i 81
assortment which embraces every variety Of bsn ari!
shoe, from the light dress shoe f,ci pntn' "a Re
| heaviest brogans nr cavalry hoots. F,r i'iir 'nd
misses the variety offered Is alniust niGlc mad usc
whs wish to buy can fail to be st,ed, vai't get
shoes for your children, it is just the piaie ~ go.
Remember the place, io2 West rnc'd street, vii
mtnrtun.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND 9TH
The undersigned, having taken Allderdi-a FR
ce's old stand, corner Of Front and OrangeBH5
streets, opened regular
Agricultural Depot d Commission House.
And will keep constantly on hand and for sale at
the lowest rates all the different grades Of
FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT,
CORN MEAL. DRIED FRUIT,
GRAIN and SEEDS Of oil kinds
Whnnn's and Moro Phillips Phosphatoe, Concen-
trated Manure, Guano, and other fertilizers.
The only Ertensipe Hay and Srdp Depot in fEs City
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
WooD WILLow-WAEE, Wire Screens and Sleeves,
and Woven wire from Copper, Brass and Iron.
BROONS, BRUSHES, dc.
Meats. foot Strained Whale and Lubricsting Oils,
Wheel Grease. Tar in cans, kegs and barrels. Plaa
ter and Cement. A large and well-selscted assort-
ment OF GRINDSTONES.
sALT-Ashton, Fine, Liverpool Ground, Turkey
SEED POTATOES
rF- Hay, Grain. Potateer, and all kinds Of farm
produce bought and sold. W. q 3. PRESTON,
Allderdices old stand,
N. w. corner Front and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del.
ap221y and 42l Front street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

NEWARK CoLLEGE.-The informal meeting
at Newark College, last Saturday, TO prepare for
general reunion of the friends and graduates
OF the institution, was largely attended, and there
is n conndent expectation that the ting pro-
posed will be a decided success.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

LIGHT IN THE SIXTH WAEp.-The work of
erecting light in the new territory recently added
to the city and called the Sixth Ward. Is being
rapidly pushed forward, and this section will
soon be MS light as any other part of the city'
The oil lamps are already mp and tho erection Of
gas lamps has almost been completed, 80 that BY
the time tho mccD aaain retires tie wholt
T.ll hp lighsed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

d EGlSTER'S OFFICE. 49,
IL New CASTLE County, April 18th, 1859.
Upon the application Of Thomas NJ. Walker and
William II. Walker, Execu ors Of the Last VIII and
Testament Of Edith Walker, late Of Mill Creek
Hundred, in said County. deceased 1t is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Executors
aforesaid give notice Of the granting eof letters
tamentary upon the estate of the deceased with
the date granting thereof, by causing advertise
mentst oe posted within forty days frsm the date Of
such letters six Of the NEST public places OF the
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against The estate, to present the sameor
abide by an Act of Assembly in ouch case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the DELAWARE TEIBusE
a newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and to be con-
tinued therein two months
f>-> Given under the hand and Seal Of Office of
81. g. the Register afsresad,a New Castle. in New
W. Castle County aforesaid, tho day and year
above written. r. G. FRAIM, Register
NoTICE.--All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased present the same duly Mt
tested TO the Executives on or before April 10th,
ls7o,or abide the Act of Assembly in tuch case
made and provided.
THOMAS II. WALKER, r.,,,rs
WILLIAM II. Make i H-''u'o's'
Addrcrs IIuckcssn, Del. ap222m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

T'HE NEWPORT BUILDING ASSOCIATION
L The BIO ks q this as o iaion are now open.
Subscriptions will be received in Newport at the
Newport National Bank. the stores OF John W. r.
kil'gore, Chas. NJ. Groomc and VIM. DUFF, and the
Office of ,hn A. CranstOn, IN Wilmington, at the
office Of Woolston q Co; IL Station at the store of
Is, W. Dickey; in christina ut the store Of A. Cam
Ron; and At the office OF tie Kilmensi Wooden Co.
a meeting OF the subscribers will be held at the
inst, at ~ O'clock. p Al.
sp16atw Jos. VI. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

The Eiitou Wing, which has risen like a jolly
I'D fhWuiX from the ashes of its own deslruc-
iinn, has the following, which only its truth will
permit IL to print -
" HE Wilmington COMMERCIAL, that live and
lcniiEg Republican pnper of the little Diamond
State. Is now published at the corner Of 9TH and
Market streets. The cnterprising proprctors,
Ncs'rs. Jenkins ~ Atkinson, have purchased the
building on the southwest corner Of those Streets
and aIe fitting 1t up for n publishing and job
uilicr, III TIC most complete style. We called at
tic ucw establishment, on Thursday last and
found carpenters and printers all driving away
Ia The snnle building with hammer and saw, type
ann rrt'S,as. The fine hook, job and newspaper
establishment which that entcrprsing firm has
built NJ In the shurt space of three years, In the
midst ol competition which had brought the
business down 10 afro starvation prices, is an
evidence Of what pluck and brains, well directed,
tnn accomplish, The work turned out by the
job department Of the COMMERCIAL will COM
pare it,Oiably with the best Philadelphia Offices
AID the citizens Of Wilmington should take u
pride IN aiding such laudabl,ienteIprise, by hav-
lni all Of III If printing done in their own city,
IN tlncc ol taking large portion Of it to Phla-
drlphia wlcre they get il done neither cheaper
nor better, md often not so neatly nor cheapy as
they could have II executed Mt home. Patronize
home industry. and Thereby help yourselves, is
the true philosophy OF trade.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

M MINaToN AND BALTIMORE
COMMENCING MONDAY, April 18th, 1869,
AND Y AsHNSToN VENUE sSlI' }. follows:
tei,j for Baltimore, stopping al ali regular ststons-
Connecting with Delaware Railroad ct Wilmington
EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 NJ. tsnndsys exoep-
ted for Baltimore and Warrington. stopping at WI.
mington. Perryve, and tIayro-dc.Grace. Connect
ExPREss TRAIN at AGO r. N Sundays exosp
ed) for Baltimore end Washington, stopping at Chess
santSn Nsep ShaO sas Charles.
to7n Pcrryyiln. Psvra-ict;r:c" Aberdeen, Perry.
mans, Edgewood Magnolia. chars'r md Stcmmer'c
NialiT EXPRESS at il.se p RI, y,aiiy, for Baltt
n'.re md Wasli,ngton, stopping st ChestotI Thur
Ekyn, North-tsast. Perryvile and HaYre-de- Grace.
Pes.engers q. tcrtrsss Nome. and Norfolk. will
take the 1900 u. Treis.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
= -e;us Al ell stations betwosi Philadelphia an6
4 = sAa,Isdsps #s, at IT, s 60 an. and
ter'andiste stations
ave %iliilns,ln At CAS- snd sic A. NJ. 1.so
IS nj 100 tDa;Y P. NJ. The $40 a. NJ. train win
not stop between Chester mud Philadelphia.
PliiLsDA md BALTIC CENTRAL II. 4. TRAINS.
Stopping at All Stations Chester Creek and Phila-
ada and Dalto. Central RaifroaG.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit Sundays ens
ceptclD ut 7.,o A. NJ. and 4,30 p. n. Leave Pha-
dclphia for Oxford at $50 2. NJ.
The l.10 A. NJ. Train stops at all Stations befweor
Philadelphia and Lsnokin.
Leave Port Deposit Tor Philadelphia Sundays ex-
cepted) at $40 and 9.2t A. NJ, and 4. 20 ?. M. ~
Trains leaving Wilmington at 6.45 A. NJ, and <.1b
P.Mwi connect at Lamokin Junction with the 100
| A. M, and 430 p NJ. Trains fcT Philadelphia and
| Baltimore Central Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington ct 1890, A. NJ, 1880, s.i4 and
| 1920 p. M.
| CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 740, s4s and 0. 10, 1lOS A. M,
| ali. ass OBJ, 7.47 and 1888 p. NJ.
| FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
| Leave Baltimore at 7.2b A. NJ, Way Mail. 9s5 A.
NJ, Express. 225 I. II. Express I.25 P. NJ. Express
| 10. % r. NJ. Express.
FROM Baltimore to Fort Deposit and intermediate
| Accommodation train from Port Deposit win leave
Perryve at 8, AZ A. NJ, for Baltimore and fntefmo-
date stations.
Trains for baltimore leave Chester at 1906 A. M,
| and OLE A. NJ. and 4.40 p. NJ
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 12.49 and
| 1909 A. NJ, Les and b.2I P. M.
| SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Baltimore ct 1925 p M, stopping at Nag
| n0la, Perrymans' Aberdeen Havrede-G Grace, Pefry-
vile, Charlestown Northeast Elkton Newark Stan
ton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymont, Linwood and
h. F. KINNEY. superintendent.
ycSI EsssseleG DEL n H RAIL
| 80 g9iSSsrssyt1Ss@ ROAD LINE
| FAIL ARRANGEMENT.
| or AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1858.
Passenger Trains will followe, until further
| nOtice:-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

NOTICE "A stated Annual Meeting Of the Tru'-
tees Il the Poor OF New Castle County wi be
held a. the Aims House, oa Wednesday. April 2sh,
AT 10 O'clock, a nj. Porous havilg claims ugsins
the Board wilt Present hri % one or the Trustees
Thomas Titus Treasurer, Inter than Monday. 18th
inst. ]. H. WILLIAMSON, Clcrs.
NEwAnK, April IL, 1867. Ii 2tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

BLANron DtScAr.--The President failed Ia
sign the bill 10 restore the property Of Blanton
Duncan, Of Kentucky, which was passed by Con.
gres, just before the adjournment.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

MuRDocH.-A rich and rare treat in literary
way Is offered TO our citizens in the promised
Governing with james f. Murdoch, the celebrated
dramatist and reader,' at Institute Hall next
Monday evening. That he is justly celebrated
aud appreciated Ia shown by the crowds that at
tended his readings recently at Washington and
nther. places. His delineation of Shakcspeare's
grandest character, Hamlet, Prince of Denmark,
alone far more than pays the cost of admission,
while his rendering of the rich, versatile humor
Of Pickwick is perhaps only second to Dickens
himself There ought to be from this apprecia-
tive community full attendance to greet Mr.
Murdoch, who undoubtedly stands at the head
OF his profession, as rhctorican and delineator
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mar12-1yw

L,oR SALE-Lght Brahma Eggs (rom superior
II stock y s200 setting 13 eggsO or 1878 for two
sst,ings address A. X. TArsALL, Wilmington,
Del. ap.-eodotp
q = REWARD-Strayed White Pointer c3-)
epCDog, with severe scar on fore leg .s5S2sSars
answers TO name of Nep The hnder will receive
the above reward by returning said Dog to Zba Fer
rs Brandywine H., or by giving such in formation
as will lead to his recovery. apis 1tdltw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

New SroRE.-Joseph sconeld is having the
dwelling house belonging to him ct No. 813 Mar
ket street remodeled, and Is fitting up In 1t very
neat and handsome store Dwelling houses on
Market street are becoming scarce.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-22

SALE OF LoIs.-J. T. Head, for the Christi
ana River Improvement Company, on Saturday,
sold 60 building lots on the ground adjoining tic
I. w. " b. X. r., east of the Brandywine, on
10th, 1ib, 18Th and 18th, and Caymont streets,
Us follows; Two lots to VIM. Francis at So 10
and 81 per foot; lots to Osborn Belt at 81 80
per foot; to VIM. Francis at 51.75; 4 to Osborn
Bolt al $3.50; lots to do. at $i.50; 2 to VIM.
Conner at II 80; Arthur Jennings lots at 81 40;
John +. Branard 4 lots at 81 80; 7. II. Kane
at -. 9Q VIM. Francis 3 at s175; VIM. Francis
corner lot for $500 Richard A. Gpin corner
lot for 52.l0 $. ID. Forbes lots at ii 80; Edw.
Mendinhnll corner lot for S205; s. d. Forbes 3
lots al 81 S5 Richard a. Gllpn one lot for SlS5
WIN. B, Davis lot at 81 % s. D. Forbes / lot
at = 20; james Holt lot at Sl.10 1 do, at
81 20; lacoh l,obman I, lots at 81 O5; j. l.. Lacy
lot NJ 81 VIM. b. Davis l lot at 81 cents per
fl"t' )nln liorty lots at 10 cents s. ID. Forbes
~ l'r 80; Ed. savery lot at 51O2j per foot,
sl0.6; Wan. Forest lot at IS, $5js; Chas. Nc
Cl shoy lot at 1920, sale; VIM. Forest / lot
NJ c525 Y. Dillon lots ut sG10; r. A. Gilpin
!ni Tor 600, VIM. McMinncman = lots at "A. 80
G. I. Juhnson let at 52.75 Arthur Jennings Z
lois At 81 10; K. y. Gilpin lot at S225; Edw.
Jones lots at $3.50; do. 2 lots at s13O; John
II. Forest lots At s2.G5. Total amount Of sale
50 $50 So.