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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-15

A wILMiNGToNIAN ouTRAGED-IIE IS SENT TO
JAIL BECAUSE HE DOES NOT ALLOW HIMSELF
TO BE PEAcABLY ROBBED.
Mr.John MANI, who carries on the manufacture
of machinery and agricultural implements in th.
city, visited New York on the 3D. of July. In
strolling up the Bowery, a man, bearing the dis
tinguished name Of Logan, made an attempt to
snatch from him silver watch. lie failed IN the,
attempt, and Mr. MANI, in turn snatchcd him and
handed him over to n policeman. The officer
took him before one Alderman Moore, who
promptly committed Logan to jail TO await his
trial, and ut the same time committed Mr. MANI
to the House OF Detention, as u witness.
Mr. MANI says he offered bail which was re-
fused, and he was not permitted to 20 and hunt
other, so to his great Inconvenience he had to re-
main there several days, leaving his family dis
tracted at his absence and his business in this
city without his attention.
On the 18th John Logan was tried for his at
tempted robbery and sent to the State prison for
five years. This last fact spos this as un aver
age specimen of New York City Justice. Ordina-
rily the prisoner would have given straw bail and
escaped, while his victim would have been kept
in jail until this fact was officially ANNOUNCED.
We advise any one visiting New York to he a
Christian, and If any one demands his cloak to
give him coat also, AID then come home as soon
as soon us possible, In his shirt sleeves. He will
save money and trouble by it, and keep out of
Jail.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-15

The incomes reported In the following list do
not MS rule show the full Incomes of the parties
named There is exempt by law $1,000, and the
following deductions from the income over and
above $1,000 are allowed ;-National, State, Coun-
~ and Municipal taxes paid within the year |;
Losses actually sustained during the year from
fire or ship-wreck, OF incurred In trade or Ia sale
Of real estate; amount paid for labor In culliva-
ting land from which income is derived amount
paid for live stock, sold within the year' Amount
actually paid for rent Of homestead amount paid
for actual repairs; interest paid out or FILLING
due within the year, salary or pay us U. y.
officer from which the tax has been withheld |;
interest or dividend from communication which
tax has been deducted already. The last named
item often keeps the bulk of the income OF tax
able persons from appearing on the Income list
as the tax is paid directly by banks, railroad
companies, and many other corporations before
the dividend Ii declared.
DIVISION No
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IMPORTANT NOTICE..

Farmers families, and others can purchase No
Remedy equal TO DR.. Tobias Venetian Lniment for
the cure Of cholera, diarrbos, dysentery Group
collie. and sea sickness. taken internally-lt is per-
fecty harmless; oath accompanying each bottle)
and externally for chronic rheumatism, headache
toothache sore throat, cuts burns liugs bruises
mosquito bites old cores, pains III limbs, back, and
chest. The Venetian Linimcn. was introduced in
s45, and no one who has used it but continues to do
So many stating, If it was ten dollars bottle they
would not be without It. Thousands OF certificates
can he seen at the depot, speaking Of lis wonderful
curative properties Price, Fifty cents and One Dol
lar Sold by the druggists and storekeepers through
out the United States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York.
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From Seaford, Del.

STAFFORD, July 12tb.-The past year has been
one long to be remembered. The almost entire
failure of nil kinds of crops and the tight pres
sure in the money market, was well calculated 10
check the spirit of improvement, and throw our
mechanics and laborers out of employment, but
in spite of all these influences there were more
buildings put up in 1868 than the previous year.
This spring opened with still mole glosmy
financial prospect, and yet we have to record the
fact that there are more substantial buildings in
progress this year, so far, than last
The new hotel is rapidly approaching compile
ton, costing some $4,000. Mr.. Marshbank is
in the very best style. The double ycrandahs,
extending the entire length and end of the build
ing, fronting on the river, will give the traveller
beautiful view of the river scenery.
He has also at considerable cost bought the
ground and opened and graded new street
winding along the river bank to the hotel and
depot. With his new hotel elegantly furnished
and first class restaurant at the junction, he
will certainly command good trade.
The new foundry, from Wilmington, Dela-
ware, by the Messrs. Stewards is just finished.
They have an eligable location on High street
and are prepared to make all kinds of agricutu-
raj implements and castings.
notice some new and improved patterns Of
ploughs which have not been introduced here
before, aud which will certainly take. They will
make u trial experiment with thei. steam engine
Tomorrow.
The extensive planning mill of the Messrs. Man
ners II Fisher is dodg huge business.
With their 60 horse power they are driving
some eleven different machines, and not able to
fill their orders. They find their large house al
ready too small, and are about commencing
building another addition quite as large, in which
they will Introduce, another mill saw, machiae
for hubs, spokes, fellows, &C. l notice some
handsome styles of Gothic windows for a
church in Salisbury, pies of peach boxes, doors,
sash, and fancy and ornamental work for build
Jugs, veraudals, &c.
The indomitable DR.. Jacob Knowles is in full
blast, with his profession, farm and store. He is
also pushing on his brick business with redoubed
energy, having largely increased his yard and
facilities for making brick. He seems determined
TO build up an immense business at this point in
that line. Success to the Doctor. Q.
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LawroN BERRIEs.-There is no other single
variety of fruit so certain to bring good prices
the Lawton blackberry 1t is still comparatively
finc, firm texture allows 1t to reach the most dis
tant market in fine condition. j. NJ. Cook, of
Philadelphia, owns a farm near Westover, 10
acres of which are planted in Lawton backber-
ries. If the present dry weather continues he
docs not doubt that he shall have 10000 quarts,
but, If the much needed rain comes in time,
he will have 10. 900 quarts. He is already ship
ping them to New York and obtaining 40 cents
per quart. They will bring him handsome
~
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CRors IN KEST.-The late drought and hot
suns have injured the oat crop materially 1t
appears that 1t is almost useless 10 SOW oats in
this Section as they have been what is termed
''sun killed" for some three or four years past
Corn on stiff white oak land is burning badly,
and very early rains will be required TO make
even tolerabe crops. Peaches are In abundance,
hut il is said that the drought will effect the
peach crop both in size and quality.
The peach growers have been very busy lately
making arrangements for shipping their fruit by
boats vessels etc, but in the end they will resort
to the Delaware Railroad las it is the most certain,
though somewhat more expensive. 1t is reliable,
alwafs makes the time, SO necessity will compel
many to use it.
KENT County, July 18th.
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RACES AT SUFFOLK PARK.-On Monday, Tues
day aud Wednesday next there will be famous
trotting on the Suffolk course. On Monday the
Little RATHER Ironsdes will appear against the
more diminutive horse Dot. On Tuesday Myron
Perry aud Hotspur, both of whom took prizes
al the Boston races, will contend, and ON We'd
nesday the meeting will wind up with grand
lrot botween American Girl and lioldsmih Maid.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-15

JUNCTION AND BREAKwATER RAILRoAD.-The
mistake in the iron furnished for the Junction
and Brcakwater Railroad was that it was too
heavy instead of too light The mistake will
probably cause some delay in the completion OF
the road beyond the time originally fixed on
the last of August-but nothing like 50 protrac-
ted delay as an item published from Dover
IAnnnr iniimntnd
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PniLADELpniA, July 1ith.-Cotton less active
Uplands 34114 cents.
Flour unchanged; Northwestern extra family
s60l725.
Wheat-new crop commands :1.5O@s1.55.
Rye and oats unchanged.
Corn quiet; yellow S1.1j; mixed western
s1.10Q1.12.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Cattle moderately active; extra PENNSYLVANIA
and Western steers 9619gsc; fair to good 7@sllc;
common 5@6l1c per Ii. gross.
Sheep dull; 416@6c. per lb.
Hogs rather lower Sl5@:13 80 per cwt., nett
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Good Advice.

Let our possessions be what they may-marble
palaces broad lands, magnificent plate, or Baskets
Of "prccious stones"-they all sink in the bal
ance against Heavens great boon, HEALTH, and
they cannot be enjoyed withoutit And yet how
little is it valued, and how careessly preserved
The laws of nature cannot be violated with i'm
putty. Night revelry, luxurious living, irrcgu-
larity Of meals, and u disordercd appetite will
gradually destroy the power and activ y of the
stomach. How many ladies and gentlemen eat
and drink disease at late suppcrs, and arise in the
morning with headache, loss of appetite, feeling
nnguid and unrefrcshed. There can be no med
ical remedy that will turn lead into food, or
poisoned drinks into nutrimcnt, but medical
science can assist nature, supply exhausted fluids
and to great extent correct the effects of dis
ease. In all cases such as.the above. we recon :
mend Plantation hitters. You will find them
just The hipg-nt the same time most delicious
tonic and appetizer.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, aud sold at half the
price.
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9faths.

CRYZER.-on the 18th inst, Mary, wife Of VIM. ii.
Cryzer, in the 39th year of her age.
FIELD.-On Sunday, July 18th, 60, John L., son
of WIN, NJ, and JeanHic Il Field, aged live weeks.
PAGE-In this city, on this Tuesday morning. l3th
inst, Mrs.. Mary Page. formerly of Baltimore aud
Cincinnati, in the Goth year Of her aye.
Dol BOW.-In Phi adclpha. on Sunday iiih inst.
Fanny Dobow, daughter Of Sarah Dolb9w, former
ly Of this city
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TEMPERANCE HARVEST HoME.--Thcre is
nourishing Lodge of Good Templars in Chesa-
peake City, and they intend shortly to hold
harvest home. We hope some of our friends
there will keep us posted as to time and place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-15

PRosrEcTs OF WORCESTER. = The future of
Worcester looks brighter, financially, than II has
for some time past. Not only are the accounts
from our crops Of all kinds cheering, hut the oys-
tiers in the Synepuxent bay have spread over
these native oysters would either be OF little value
or soon exhausted. We have been agrceaby dis
appointed. The prospects are that these oysters
will not only be fne and fat the coming season,
but better favored than those formerly brddcd.
and that the crop will be perfectly incxhausthle.
They are oil different shape from the old beddcd
oyster, being cleaner and not ~ long. A heavy
return is expected from this business next season.
-SnoD Hill dfessenger.
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SperiaI Autirss.
SHIRTS

Made Of New York Mills Muslin and Linen Fronts
for t36 per Dozen, warranted to lit, at
WYATT n GARRETT'S
Gents Furnishing Store,
nov7-1yw %. cos Market St, Wilmington, Del.
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summary of Deaths
in the City of Wilmington, during tho month Of

Iultl, II -N-ph
The ages of the above were, under year, 10 /;
from | wear to 2, TO D, 2; to 10. !; 10 To
20, ); 20 to 30, Q; 80 to 40 40 to 30, Il 80 to
60, / 90 10 10, 3-3l.
Born in America, 80; ireland, 1.
Males, Ii Females, 15-31.
White, %; Colored, 3-S1.
ELISHA HUXLEY, Registrar.
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GRANT AND PROSPERITY.

GRANT AND PROSPERITY.
Business revves under the new regime. Other
than general causes have, however given a tremcn-
dous impetus to the s'le of
CristadorO's Excelsior Isa'r Dye.
The Chemists haye come out in two leading scieA-
tifc journals against the cad and sulphur Poisons
for the head for that is their proper designation,
with which the country is infested while DIR. Chiffon
the first analytical chemist in America, announces
to the world that
CRIsTADoRo's DYE is UTTERLY PoIsoNLEss,
and that he knows it to be because he has anay-
zed it. CRISTADoRo'S HAIR PREsERvATIvE, as
Dressing acts like charm on the Hair after Dsc-
ing. Try it.
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PEACH SHIPMENTS. Small shipments of some
of the earlier varieties of peaches are being made
already. Monday 100 crates equal to 200
biskets) were shipped from Middletown,G 90 of the
crates going to Philadelphia and % to Jersey
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-15

sS- Ladies' wishing Chiden's Clothing made and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed should 20 10
A. 81 Is. Srht EN- >ON,
712 Market street.
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aH- The place TO go II you want boots aud shoes
that will wear is Nicholson 6 Foulks, No. lO2 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety of boot and
shoe, from the light dress shoe fancy pump, to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and
who wish to bny fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children, 1t is just the place to 20.
Remember the place. 1902 West Second street, Viii
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-15

CHANGE on liouEs.-Mr.E.Q Scwal, Supcrin-
'tAdcn', announces that freight train, with
rsscnger car attached, will leave ilr stations
laMcd below nj The following changed hours,
,'uipg South, leaving Wilmington about 3 90,
I, NJ; New Castle, 100; Middleton, 600 (;
layton, 10; Dover, so; Camdrn,3 10, FELTON,
~ and he duf II Harrington 1890, A n.
;, ',ning Nprih, 10 leave Harrington about 800,
!, NJ. Fritlr. 90; Caufcn. 5.O5; Dover, 5.4j i;
,s..nftnn, G.10; Clayton 700 Middlelown, S.i5
-, wv Castle, IL 30, and he due at Wilmington
y %, +. NJ.
MS train will stop 10 take up passengers only
~ stations named, hut will set down passengers
~ any regular stopping place between Harrington
lnd Wilmington, except Hare's Corner, State
hoad, delaware Junction and Du Point.
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W. Those In want Of patterns for ladies' anl chill
drens clothing of the latest style should call on
A. y L. STEVENSON,
Tie Market street
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re La lies and Misses Merino Vests, trimmings,
Hosiery, Bindings, Buttons, &c, for Boys Clothes
A. 81 L. STEVENSON'S
Il2 Market street.
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re- WHEELER s. WILSON'S
SEWING MA CHIMES
IT'S Market street. Terms to suit all purchasers
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MarriagRs.

INSTRUMENTATION 2l'h OF June, at the
NJ. +. Parsonage. Bethel Circuit, nv Rev. W
W. Redman, j. W. Arrlson, to M. +. Mcvey, both
of Cecil county.
WHITE -COYLE-In Baltimore, on the ith inst
by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, Thomas q. White, and Man
,,ia IA lnyIn
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GyrsIEs. The band OF Gypses which has
been wandering about New Castle and Cecil
counties Tor some days, was at Fivot Bridge,
near Chesapeake City, last Saturday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-15

CAMDEN CAMP MEETING.-We visited the Cam
den camp meeting grounds Monday and found
large force engaged in putting up tents for the
camp meeting which commences there on We'd
nesday next, 21st inst. From present indications
the meeting this year will be the largest ever held
on this celebrated camp ground. Union NJ. E.
church, of this city. has had large tent 40 by 49,
made by X. W. Birnie, and place has been Sc
lccted for it; they have also procured an awning
40 feet long covering their table. We shall pub.
lish full daily reports of the proceedings at this
camp meeting, and the COMMERCIAL will be reg
ularly delivered every evening at the camp.
WIDENING THE CANAL-Asargc force of hands
peake canat- at Summit Bridge. This is ut the
celebrated Deep Gut" aud is the narrowcst
part of the cnnal
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-15

Daniel l. Tenney Esq, Aston House, New York
cured by Brandreths Pills OF Dyspepsia and Cosvc-
ness, when all other means use1 had failed.
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Spefial gutifes.
ORESLYIO AND CARB0LIC SOAPS
AND sAPoNREous COMPOUNDS.

L ~ hN0 OahoO1LS bOhA "
AND sAPoNEEoUs COMPOUNDS.
We have received quantity of these Soaps and
Compounds of established reputation and eiiectual
dscncfants, dnitsepics and destr1ers of Insect and
Fungus Life We have on hand
CREsYLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
for all ordinary uses in the house aud laundry; WOOL
lens, &C., washed with 1t are rendered obnoxious to
insects
CARBoLIC DIstNFECTANT SOAP
for destroying vermin horses. cows, pigs, dogs,
&c. and to protect them from flies.
CREsYLlC OINTMENT
for destroying screw worms, cure of foot rot, wash
for cattle, &c.
CRESYLIC PLANT PROTECTOR
to destroy and prevent tho harborng OF bugs, hes
and other insects; used as wash for trees plants
vines, DC.
CREsYLlC INDICATED SOAP
pcrumtd for toilet use. Valuable for cntaneous dis
orders, and preventive oil infectious diseases.
We strongly recommend trial Of these soaps and
compounds by the eiple generally, believing their
constant use would be productive .. health, comfort,
and cleanliness.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
SMITH u DIXON Chemists,
Seventh and Market Sts., Wilmington, DEL
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Furnished to us by JonN VI CLEAR Il Son, Bankers
GOT Market, Wilmington, DEL
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"Fresh ns a Maiden's Blu Ia.

Is the pure pcachy Complexion which follows the
of llagans Magnolia Balm. 1t is the True Secret
of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' in Society under
stand this
TIE Magnolia Balm changes the rustic country
Girl into Belle more rapidly tnan any other thing.
Richness. sunburn, tan, frecklcs, blOtches and all
effects Of the summer disappear where 1t is used
and gsnal, cultivated, fresh expression is obtained
which rivals the Bloom of Youth. Beauty is posi-
sbe all who will invest rs cents mt any respecta.
BILE store and insist TN getting the Magnolia Balm.
Uss nothing but Lyons Kathairon to dress tine hair.
ar-SH0ES! BOOTS,
Listen, Ladies and Gents: To buy cheap. elegant;
wcll-madc and
Satisfactory Boots and Shoes, gon
BlRNI%S,
50s Market Street.
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TIM GRAPE CRor.-In Reading and vicinity
lhtie are many ACRES planted in grapes as vine
Yards, and almost every farmer aud gardener, and
prnrcriy-holdcr, in town and country has few
vines Of different varieties. That experienced
lnlncr, Juhn F,hr. Esq, who is more largely
Interested in grape culture, informs that in all
his experience he has never known season that
Promises more abundant or better crop. Ills
VINES Of Clinton, Cutawba and Isabella &c tells
lis, are literary covered with healthy yourg fruit,
ana should no blight occur, his vintage will be
ne finest h. has ever had Oar gardeners and
uIrns, who are grdpc-growcrs on smaller
,.ir, all uEiIc in tho same favorable report
HugjJJ Times
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pnlL.pRLpHIA SURGEONS BANpAGE IN
L SrlTUTE, No Il North Ninth Street, above
Market. Il. q. EvERErTs' Truss positively cures
Rupiures Cheap Trusses, Elastic Belts, Stockings,
Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Suspensories, Pile
Bandages. Ladies attended to BIZ Mrs L.
je17,1y
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i.
Embracing Cedar Creek, Broadkiln and Nantcokc
llds. in sussex County, Edward P. Jones, Assist
ant Assessor.
Atkins Joseph c si259 Prettyman Vino 97a
Cnuscy, Peter I, ST 9tl Ponder James 1904
Deputy, James IL 79l rus sell, Geo II $3.50
Mcgee Noah W l4G Russ. II, WA $50
McCanllcy, Rev p he Warrington Coard 1872
DIVISION No. s.
Embracing Georgetown, North West Fork, Broad
eek, ard Little creek Humid eds, In Sussex
couniy-John ID. Rodney, Assistant Assessor.
All,p, Maj,r " SO Layton, Caleb 52i
Cannon, Margaret Gus NJ ryel, Aaron S9i
Cohbluin, Michael Is McFer, john X 3iS
Cnpnuway, Curtis 7OMoorp John SI7
cullen, thas NJ Gas Moore, Jacob 122O
Da,h'ell, WmW PIGS Richards D.. Chas Sc
Davis, Mark II bRrduey. john ID 2O2
Fnoks, BENJAMIN 4O0Rnss, VIM II $40
Hearn, Nathaniel Ths Willin, Geo 1886
llearn, Daniel 1856 wright, Lewis al,
liorscy. Andrew j 400 Wright, Gusts w 12l
DIVISION No. o.
Embracing Lewes and Rehoboh Indian River, Days
borough, and Baltimore Humid eds-Wm. NJ. Ilick
man, Assistant Assessor.
Dndd Joseph II ibi2Iames, VIM 15i
Holland Cern,n 527 richards, Thomas E 3.2
Ilcsman, Harbeson 49,
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For costiveness, Dyspepsia, and as a Family Mcdi.
cine they arc unrivalled.
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PRESENTATIONS On Thursday last, during the
tNtnrsion of the Hanover Street Church sabbath
schools, on board the John sylvester, they pre-
anltd Captain Burns with Il handsome ice
iv. Lafayette Marks, pastor Of the church,
made the presentation, accompanied by an npprn-
lliae speech, 10 which Captain Burns briefly
responded
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SALE or PEAcIIrs.--A number of peach grow
rs about Milford and some about Dover and at
ether places have already sold their peach crop
r this year ut from 80 10 40 ceuta per basket de-
lvtrcd at the railroad station. This saves The
grower all risks of decay or accident in transport
ilun and all market fluctuations, and is pre-
lclred by many to the prospect of greater profits
Nlcnmnnnird by prpnter Ri ks.
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Dru advertisements.

NJ0TIGE-A Quarterly meeting of the Trustees OF
IN tine Poor, ol New Castle County, will be held at
the Aims House, Wednesday, the esth inst, at 10
O'clock, A. NJ.
Persons having claims against the Board arc re-
quesed present the either TO the Trustees of
their own huntred, or Thomas Titus, Treasurer, on
or before Tuesday, the 9th inst.
j +. WILLIAMSON, Clerk of Board.
Newark, July 12ih. 1s69-l5.2t
CTATEMENT OF THE ROAD ACCOUNT OF
= Mill treek Hundred from May 10th. 1865, to May
sth, 1869.
MAY 10th, 1865.
William B. ocheltree, DIR.
is ceats on the loo, $3,2i3.4s
MAY stb, 1860, CT.
by amount of orders drawn ON the Collector
IRON to 3l3 for contractors. stoning
building and repairing culvcrts commits
soners fees, clerking, house expenses, S3,53s 96
b. orders allowed " b. Ucheltree per dupli-
cate on si2i, 1870 at Is cents, 2ls.03
BY commission allowed do, OH s3025.43 242OS
s3999.02
Balance due W. b. ocheltree, 7,55.5d 5
$3,999.O2
Cm.NpLtR LANBoES,l
A. Brokisou Road Commissioners.
JAuoB kUEnINOAMr,)
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