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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17


Its reported that another Cubn e%pedi-
ton of 900 men is abpu, to sail from Now
York.
The propeller Queen Of the l.akc9 was
burned at Marquette, Mich, OH saturday
night.
Governor seymour, of British ,lnu,ha,
died on June l0lh, while ON q tour ~ III
spection.
Half asQuare ofbusiness stores in George
town, ~. WAS destroyed BY fire on Saiur.
day night.
Lyman Whitman, Of Agawam, Mas.
| piper manufacturer, committed suicide on
saturday.
The 'ug-boal Gond News was struck ~ i
collision on Lake Huron on sunday rignt.
| Los, S25,OVO
Davidson NJ. Leathermorcannounrc him
self as al Independent candidate i1r Cover
nor Of Tennessee.
The War Department has authorized the
use Of L. 5. troops 10 enforce the revenue
laws in North Carolina.
II D, Ellenbrost ~ Co., produce dealers
Saa Francisco have failed. Their iabil
iliss are estimated nj 'ss00,0OO.
y paper mill beonginsto Kendall, Hice
y o.. at Newton Lower Falls, Mass. was
haGJl On sunday. Loss, Sa0O,ou0
The eaincr Quaker City has been naain
~ y ~ the L. S. Marshal tt New Io!k.
t.iis TING On complaint orthe Ilaytieu An
t4ssq5iur.
\ recruiting Office for soldiers, villa $50
pen month offered as pay, has been apenfd
a Richmond, Va. Ii Is supposed to IL IN
tend d Tor Cuba.
Gen Thomas has ordered military cx
p.or,ton OF Southeastern Nevada, To ascer.
: tam is resources prior to establishing mill.
L tlry posts there.
The Hon. NJ T. RYDER Of Memphis mll.
Gates his Willingness 10 run as the working
h men candidate for Governor Of Tennessee
. II he .hpula be nouinatcd
: An order was received at the san frln
y cisco Navy Yard on the lllh, to have tn,
i ifonclaas Mpnatuook lnd Camancmc Read,
= Tor SEA al MI hours notice
: rnt War Department order for the dis
j clilrge OF clerks hts been modified 10 rs no
!, 10 Gpply to several of HE bureaus, wucr
" most Of the clerks are enlisted men
jesse Edwards, negro who had iclo
liuusly assaulted and murdered y0un
= !ads III Roekbndge county, Va, was take
from Tie county Jail and lynohCd by fou
men.
"A HNti WIS IHuS. ~ l4uiluy Lane, Can
! ada. On sunday morning, the principals bt
lie Ing Cuban aud the editor ola spanish pape
y IL NV York. The former was dangsroil,
Y Is wounded.
Is It is reported that the Indians are aeai
Of t!cprcdatIng in Western Kansas, and hay
o. hilltd TWO men near solomon City. Gen,
d raj llarney left Selna yesterday forthe seen
liz Of The outrages.
+ The soldiers Home, at Albany, has bee
n. Closed, the last Legislature OF New YoI
- having made no appropriation for its 81,
" port. Its inmates, 200 in number, hay
- been transferred TO Augusta, Me.
y Information vas received By tue Igcaaul
is Department yesterday uI the murder
10 Frank Dupont, customs inspector, nc,
Of Br1wnvile, Texas. Ii is supposed he W,
murdered by smngglers, Of whom he is til
third victim in six months.
~ The National Division Of the sons of Ten
" peranre has closed its session At Wnshin,
y ton, and win meet at Newark, N. j., nti
u year. The question Of admitting col0rr
Is rlepbors was left 10 The subordinate Div
fgipnF.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17


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Yeast was first used TO made bread in
1850.
-AIillbridgc, Maine, has a ''lobslcr facto-
ry"
"A New York Drug store has a $4,000
soda fountain.
Maine still has snow in some places Sc
veral feet deep.
Marquette, Michigan, has the thermome-
ter NJ 81 degrees and its harbor full Of ice.
The conscience" fund in the United
States Treasury now amounts to over $50
900.
AT Allcgaw, Michigan, June I'd three
children were drowned by their step mother
Blonde hair is worth double The price of
black, according 10 the New York quotations.
New Orleans is asita,cd over conflicting
claims upon the mud which has been dug
Out Of new canal.
The Manchester Guardian says Mr. Mot
ley las made up his mind to avoid too much
specchmaking in England.
An elephant ON exhibition at Lyons N.
y, the Other day 90, angry ana picked up u
mule, hurling it some twenty feet against II
cage.
A contemporary wants TO know whether
the 100 sledge hammer anvil chorus at the
Boston Jubilee will be ''blacksmilh's
stlike."
The Russian literary ladies want TO form
stock company to publish their works, but
| the Government won't allow such strong
mindedncss.
They wash the elephant in New York
Central Park daily, by squirting ii hose at
him from fire plug, for the qualification OF
the rising generation.
A distinguished physician recommends
the application pf slippery elm bark TO The
bile OF n mad dog,on the principle that 'the
bark will cure the bite"
The editor Of the Carson Appeal recent
ly saw Il white boy and a negro boy hitched
up together us horses, and China boy hold
ing the reins and driving them.
The Russian church at Sitka, Alaska, was
recently robbed of II copy of the Bible richly
studded with valuable stones, crosses, aud
other ornaments, and worth 100000.
in New York the papers complain TINT,
rather than reduce the price of Strawberries
below certain rate, the monopoiss who
regulate the berry market throw them in the
river.
Jacob Smith is the name of an individual
who recently took the percauion TO hand
| MS chIu 10 IL iuty pusssHEcT uciolC jumping,
from New York ferry boat and drowning
himself.
The champion old gentleman of Ohio is
a clergyman Of the town Of Washington, who
at the age of l06, breaches sermon every
Sunday, and walks five miles there and back
to his home.
The N. Y. Post says there are now on
file in the office Of the Superintendent Of PO-
lice descriptions ofiwenly-four persons who
have mystcriously disappeared m that city
during the past two weeks. Many of them
are persons of known rrspec,abiity, and q
ifcw Uf wealth and high suciul simding
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
CURRENT NOTES.

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oy 'he ran river s'ca'hooa'' w no ~
-Woouc"ch sloo'ios oo'"ne w. ~. =" - ~
ianu June io'u' anu 'hc s'auEn,e' y '"' '''o
cents promptly co"'iienoeu va .u"s Wy
-lrain oe"rers Ut u ia'u'on"o'e "'au
lue N'es' eAua'"sa". uo's9' az
belongs Tue ho"or Vi mus ie''ME 'NN -
pioded toniooieiy oil some ueluhe' eou'''
-John ooluspor"usn' Vi f.'s'o"' ""
appointed TO ciefhship III 'ie appo'",,iea'
Office OF the Post Once department Ut ""sn'
ington, at a salary oil sloVu'
"A. D. Aoeii " 70, u tnc p'''''lofe sun ~
trying their case III the supreme oourt VI 'n''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
h'' ,tlAp. f.aursc.

4 wen in'ot."o "A Washington correspond
eft oIcssEaSpa-- . Ne I,gday that =" The
iey Nus presented a 1Ph-communication
to tic English cabinet in the subject Of the
Albama claims is not generally credited
here BY those most likely to he well in
turmal Il isihuught he has done no more
fran 10 say in person to Lord Clarendon
That ON government is ready to respond at
any time in m entirely friendly spiiil to
whatever ovcrlures The Blush government
may make for n settlement of this question
There is renewed reason to believe, what
has all along been asserted in ttis cores
pondrnce. that Mr.. Motley is inSlucted not
10 Press the matter, but allow ENGLAND Ia
take the Initiative in opening the ncgotia-
lions
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
Tbe ts-ea, Peace yu,,,,ee a, u,sto,

BosToN, June l5.--Thc Inauguration Of the
National Peace Jubilee took place this after
noon. The Rev L. Il. Hale asked the Di-
vine blessing, and Mayor Shurtleif delivered
an eloquent and patriotic welcome address.
The Hon. 4 IL. Rice followed the Mayor,
and delivered an Grafton.
Admiral Farragut, Commodore Rogers and
other veteran naval officers, were escorted
to the Coliseum by the Union Navy Assucia-
ton. Many other distinguished persons
were present, including Mis-. Harrison Gray
Olis.
Parcpa Rosa and Ole Bull were cordially
greeted BY both performers and spectators
The chorus a,d instrumental performers
numbered from 10000 to 10000, and the
audience probably $4,000. Notwithstanding
the threatening weather, fully half those in
side the building were ladies.
The first piece on tie programme choral
Elm Feste burg list uustr Colt '(Our Lord is
a tower Of strength was sung by the ull
chorus, with orchestra and organ, under the
direction of Mr.. Gilmore The chorus was
composed of 10 900 voices, and the orchcstri
Of II, 900 Instruments. The vocalzaliCn o
the chorus was as distinct and clear in cnun
citation as that of chorus choir. At The
close the audience testified its appreciate ~
by long continued applause.
Among the features of the pr1grnmm,
Were the Ave Maria, sung BY MADAME
Parepa- Rosa, which was heard in all parts
ofthc building. The Violin ODligato wm
by 100 violins, led by Ole Bull. under the di
reciorship of Mr.. Gilmore.
"Star Spangled Banner, introduced tn
whole chorus, organ, and entire surce o
musicians, with the Ginning of churen bell
and firing Of artillery. This was one Of til
greatest features Of The day and was gran
success. The audience, after joining in iii
chorus Of the last verse, rose en- inassc in
state of high patriotic excitement, aud
J was repeated with renewed energy and hal
mony, and closed with another outbur2t
enthusiasm.
The LYNN of Peace, by Oliver Wci
: dell Holmes, and the "lnllammGtus'
I RUssina, were also great features, l'aicl
/ singing the - lnilumatus.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
Telegraphic News.
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
THEIR rAnApn IN PHILADELPHIA.

PuiIADELrHiA, June 15.-The grand parade Oh
the Knights Templar took place In this city, 'nls
They made brilliant procession. 1t
was in honor Of the fftleth anniversary oil 81.
Johns Commandery.
They mustered about three thousand members
After passing over the route, they reached Horli-
cultural Hall, whore, after impressive exercises,
they partook of q collation..
A grand ball ut the Academy, tonight, closes
the proceedings, which will be long remembered
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
PATRI0YINM PLAILD O.


The Delawarean, organ Of the corrupt
Dover ring, has long editorial 10 prove
that patriotism is deiunct, and that only
knayes and rogues can pretend, in these
times, 10 be patriotic.
1t says :-''There is no virtue in the con
''cealment Of the truth. The Republican par
''ty has almost rendered it impossible for any
''honest American to love the government
''under which he lives.
And further adds-"we repeat, il is al
''most impossible that any honest, intclli-
''gent man can feel anything else than CON
'tempt for the government under which we
''are living to-day.
Now, whats the matter with these lach-
rymose, old political cheats, that they should
be first hoping fora Slavery Rebellion; and
then hoping the rebels would succeed in il ;
and then crying because they didn't and
now hoping England will ship us, in new
war: Simply, these men have two causes
for the condition which they thus admit
that they do not find it possible to feel any
thing but contempt for their government.
Their reasons are II
|. Their mborn, Inbred, aiistoctacy, ant
hatred for human rights. The nation is be
coming Democratic therefore they hate IL
2. Their party Is ont Of Office. When ihcy
ran the government, and all ibcir famiic
could be supported out Of the public trcnsu
~, they liked i vel enough Nov tAai IN
Republican party runs the machiae, the
net only hate the engineers, Int have oul
contempt for the engine itself.
In truth, the government and the courlr
can endure their dislike, better thtn it ca
afford 10 turn toward their smiles. Iii thai
gnaw the file, al sling themselves nabod
need mark their absent love, except To II
ioice.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

THE PRosrEoT looks very fair, at present,
for denomination of Governor Geary in the
Pennsylvania Republican Convention, with
out any serious struggle. No competitor, so
far as the county delegates have been report
ed. makes any considerable show.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

THE OH WELLS. The Titusvile Hcrold
says there wus large falling oil in tue pro
duct Of the petroleum wells in the older dis
trc's, and bu' moderate degree of success
in Tile development OF new territory in the
month Of May. The daily average was lO,-
lj3 barrels, or about 800 barrels less Than the
daily avcrlge during April. The Haroid
says that during The past six months bcnzne
OF high gravity has been extensively used to
increase the produce Of oil wells, as it dis
solves The paralline aud thick oil with which
the creyiccs ia oil yielding sand rot k become
liiltd, The beuzinr, after being used is Oft
Tn mixed with oil, which Is consequently
made lighter
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

Ii THE LAST LEGISLATURE had done some
degree Of justice to the colored people, by
passing the law they asked, TO permit them
to devote their school taxes 10 their own
schools-what then? But as they were just
as full Of prejudice and bitterness against
the colored citizens, as is usual with their
party-what then? The Fifteenth Amend
ment is on its way
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

Rev Henry Ward Beecher preached the
sermon to the graduating class at West
Point on Sunday. He painted tho "pcrlect
gentleman and pointed his moral character
by declaring that true soldier ought to be
the highest type OF the perfect gentleman"
but arguing that there could be no perfec-
ton except through the teachings of Chris
tianity. Only the latter portion Of the ser
mon alluded in any way to politics. lie
spoke OF the friendship and united action
during the closing hours of the war ofGraht,
Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas and Meade as
most remarkable evidence of the superior
ity IF American soldiers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
WASHINGTON.


TIIE JUHGk BUSIEED INV EsT IbHIfOS'
WASHINGTON, juno 16.-1he House sub-Com-
mit,ee on the Judiciary, which have been in
Alabama for several weeks investigating me I'M
parchment case of Judge Busteed OF the unites
States Court in that State, have returned hcre,
having closed their in, designations. They have
not yet formed Judgment on the charges.
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
letter just received here from Chiri Justice
Chase gives ilatteriug accounts OF the improved
condition of South Carolina. he says the people
are fast recuperating from the effects Of the war
and, If permitted, would soon be thriving and
prOspprous.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT is in fair
way to be soon ratified. Twcnty-four States
have approved it; Rhode Island and Yer
mont will do so while Virginia, Texas, and
Mississippi are required TO ratify, as one OF
the conditions Of their reconstruction. This
makes twenty mine, or one more than is ne
cessary, while Ohio, too, will elect Re
publican Legislature in the fall, and ratify
next winter.
So the indications are decided that in the
Delaware election Of 1870, the colored citi.
zens will vote. We told our Democratic OPP
ponents this, long ago, but they preferred tC
close their ears to the truth.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

"lf," said General Butler, the other day,
If Secretary Boutwell,, Il know anything Of
the Secretary Eve ial an intimate
knowledge OF the man Tor thirty years.
can safely say that it the Wall street people
think they can change him in any policy he
has taken and about which he has thorough
~ Informed himself and male up delhcr-
ale Judgement, they are very much misla-
kan mr. am -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

Parties in position TO know say that not
more than 800 persons in all have gone iiom
n. Y, TO attend 10 the Peace jubilee in Bos-
ton, and of these the great majority are mu-
slcans of one kind aud another, who have
been. or are 10 lie, paid for their services.
New York. somehow, does not take kindly
to 'rhe HUB unsteady. any more than
politically; but on this OCCASION, il was To
be hoped even the mos. Jealous Go,hamitc
would have said, LET us have Ieacc.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

SOME OF OUR PAPERS are announcing that
New York has given signs of improvement,
that opera bou6e is no longer patronized,
and the English blondes have departed for
more appreciative localities. We beg that
nobody will do New York the injustice of
supposing she is about to reform her morals.
1t is altogether false report.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
IENNE.SHEE.

rARsoN BRowYLow FoE REBEL ENfnANciiisE-
M.NT.
NASHVILLE, June Ex-senator 3rownlow
has announced himself in favor Of uniyer-
sal suffrage in Tennessee, and In card to
the public says that in his judgement " the safety
of the State, the welfare Of lis people and the
protection oi loyal citizens do not demand the
perpetuation Of existing disabilities longer than
Tue time when they can be constitutionally
removed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

The FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.-The ratiii-
cation of the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution by New Hampshire makes in
Guiding Indiana, twenty-iour States which
have given 1t their approval. The votes of
tweniy-eight are required for the 'mplction
of the work. Vermont will add hers when
the Legislature, meets and we have no doubt
of the final ratification of Rhode Island.
According to the act providing for the recon
struclion of Virginia Mississippi and Texas,
those three States are ensurctl-wlich
makes up the required number, with one Ia
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

The Census Committee are still in session
in Washington, and have divided themselves
into subcommittee to take in consideration
the different branches Of the subject, and
prepare schedules for each. Considerable
attention will be paid to vital statistics, aud
to manufacturing operations. The Com
mitee hope to close their lahors in three
weeks
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

TIE LESSON OF the late Washington cleo
ton is a simple one, and very conclusive.
1t showed, beyond question, that the coored
men are faithfully attached to the principles
of the Republican party, and will give it
their solid vote, without noticeable excep-
t;np
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

The PEAoH GROWERS CONVENTION al Do
yer, Tuesday, was an interesting affair, not
only to peach growers but the public
generally including the taxpayers. The
criticisms offered on the action of the last
Legislature were severe, and appeared 10
be unanswerable at least no serious de-
fence of the unfortunate tax trainers was
attempted. We give very full report OF
the proceedings, elsewhere.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

The Peace Jubilee al Boston, began yes
,erllay. After prayer, an address by Mayor
Shurleil.and an Grafton by Hon A. ii. Rice,
the musical performances began. The chorus
numbered over 10, 900 persons, and the audi
ence about % 900 Parcn Rosa andOlc Bull
performed, and the effect both OF the solos
and choruscs was grand The rendering Of
the "Star Spaaged Banner," by all the per
formers with the accompaniment OF bells
and cannon, called forth great enthusiasts.
President Grant went on TO Boston last eve
ming, and will attend the Jubilee to-day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
COMMERCIAL REPORTS
PHILADELPHIA MAHRMrs

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA. JunS1G-Co unchanged
Supurliuc -four $50 10 % extras sj.jOas5.SO;
Northwest extra family 80 756l $3.50.
Red wheat !: 35@sl 30; amber s15O@Tl 60,
Rye ilrm; Sl.30
Yellow corn 93@9jc; high mixed wcstern So
099l cents.
Western oats 7361Gc.
PHILADELPHIA cArTi.E MARkigr.
Beef cattle dull, unsettled, rather lower extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers algm!4 cents
fair to good 500 cents common 6m1ll cents--
gross.
Hogs rather flrmer at sl269l2 80 for olop fed
aud :13@l3 40 per cwt. .--nctt Tor corn ted.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
WILMINGTON, DEL:
THURSDAY, JUNE Y. 1869.

REMovAL.-The business Office of the Con-
MERcIAL and TRInuSE,and of the City Directory,
has been removed to the new COMMERCIAL
Building, on the South. west corner of Fifth and
Market streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
C-C3-C-C-C-C

Z AUN rev t.rms to Agents before sending TO any
! J utAe II IN. We xiv aeclts tU5 ynsd~ shcet-
ing ior Clubs OF iuO, ifnii returned, aud at
ms same late tor clubs ut lAifty, iur,y AID sxty
ugu Get uur Dollar sale is the Oldest and aikcst IN
lis tty auI perlrc ly reliable. all uricrs and LII
eis ing 1led tue rGme day they are Received.
Don't pay tA- high rirc- Changed al the sturs, bat
save your mon y by senAigs 10 Us, and doit c,h-
d mI our cub sS stem OF selling goods before ypu
Try II Male ani female dgrn : wanted in all towns
and vi lass, where pre-, high IL sending clu1s
semi 10 cents Tor each name. .uGu ars sent IrtU by
m II. EASTMAN " KENDALL, 20 Hawlcy 81,
Boston, Mass.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

senator Howe, being man Of sense ard
good Judgment, rnhcIy excuses himself from
the reported coalition to make tho Alabama hn.-
ness Republican issue He approves of Mr.,
Summers speech but thinks That tho question Is
national ono.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

The Society OF Friends have presented to
the Secretary of the Interior, for appoint
mcnt as Indian Agents for the Central SUI
perintcndency, the names al the following
members cl their religious order Cyrus
Beidc, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, for the Neosho
Agency; John ID. Mills. Of Wabash, Ind,
for the Kickapoos: Jonathan richards, of
Philadelphia, for the P0ttawatamies; Thos.
Mills, of Springfield, Ohio, for the Sics aud
Foxes, and Mnhlon Stubb, of Kansas, for
the Kansas Indians.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

SAM TOWNSEND says he has no respect for
such Legislature as our last. How low
must it have fallen, that even Sam contemns
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

Our late Minister to France, General Dix,
came passenger in the Cimbria, which urriv-
ed at New York, yesterday. The General is
in excellent health He was very anxious
ON landing to see the latest kilograms from
Paris, the state of public feeling there when
he left being such as to excite the livcliest
apprchcnsions of political trouble. The Gen
cra expresses himself convinced that the
Empire and Emperor are too strong for the
success of any revolutionary movement than
may be undertaken at present.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

AMEkICAN KNITTING MACHINE Price SIS.
TIE simplest. cheapest aud best Knitting Machine
ever lv.n eh. VIII kilt 2n,O1D stitches per minute
Liberal indlremi ns to agcuI-. Address AMERnAH
KSirrIS0 MAuuiSk o., Boston, nass.,ur StLouis. Mo
NTEurALGI N.-Ncrrousncss and icaate Weakness
~ Cuyed--A CcrgA man'r wiluw su iiprea for yeats
with ihu ABOVE Diseases and for The Dtheit ot like
sufferers WILL .esi Tbs of her own cure Tree
MltS. DIN kk ANhLIN Jersey Guy, New Jersty
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

Gen. Dix arrived at New York yesterday
in the steamer Cambria.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17

M W3yMAR a n 1SsosE Eplons pnorn'Arons
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-17
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A MINIMUM RRUNZE 4 oRoiDE WATCHES,
n wi h smc icin tngiish nnd swiss Movements.
hiins and Jrwery o every style. Price Lis rent
Tree address UliUiDE WATCH CO., 90 Washington
street, Boston " s.
4 OCAt AND TRAVELLING AGENTS can make
Ia / @ cOnmissns on the sale ~ several 'On
p.ct arli es universally u-ct; address Il. n. GRAFT
TAN ~ Co.. 81 Chs mt 1t phia.