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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08

WI present 10 our readers to-day the ADVERTISE
ment OF the Wheel fiang Plow and Cutivator,
manufactured By A. l.. Brearlry s. Co., ut rrcn
ton, New Jersey. We advise our readers to read
the advertisement and make inquiries eoncc'nng
the machiue. We have seen il In operation aud
the wncr of it WIS we'll satisfied with its work
ing capabilities. Send for II circular
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08

MIppLETuwN LpAS ASSOCIATION. - At the
meeting Of the Mhldl,town building aud l. an
Association, on the LIST inst, the following oiii-
GERS were elected = President Samuel Pepning-
ton Vice President--Sainuc W. ROBBERS; ), C.
fetary--A. G. Cox; Trnsurer--.Iamos NJ. Cox ;
Mauagers-R l.. Smith, for two year. Jrmrs
IL. .cowdrick, for thrse years W. j. II. Lingo,
for three years 7. ". Buckle, Tor three years.
Al the same meeting money sold for 3l94 per
cent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08

The language of nature and experience demon
stratcs that whoever would enjoy the pleasures Of
food, the beauties OF landscape, the joys of conf
partnership the riches OF literature or the honors
OF Station and rennwn, must preserve their
health. The effect of foul Injurious food, enter
ing the stomach, Is to derange the digestive
organs and produces headache, loss of appetite
undressing sleep, low SPIRITS fe, erish bnrnngs,
etc., which are The symptoms of that horrid dis
case, Dyspepsia, which assumes a thousand
shapes, and points toward miserable life and
premature decay. Plantation Bitters will pre-
vent, overcome and counlersct all of these effects
They act with unerring power, and arc taken
with the pleasure OF beverage.
MAGNOLIA WATER,-superior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne, aud sold At half the
prize.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08

The Clayton Heraa says =" The prospect for
II large yield oi wheat in Dclawa, thus season is
good, MIR. James Tiaux, In Thoroughfare Neck,
hna u splendid field OF wheat about four and six
inches nigh already. We are also informed by
our farming friends that the peaches are not as
VT injured.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08

~ A. d. Il. Stevenson are the agents OF the cele-
brated Florence Sewing Machine which has given
universal satisfaction and tonk the premium at the
Paris Exposition in 1867. Those In want Of q good
machine should call aud zee them at 7l2 Market St.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08

Travellers Gntde.

&@ MiNaTON AND BALTIMORE
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE; ,,nrn mn. 1910
AND fs' %As s esSs p xRSsN SSI'
WAY-MAL TRAIN at $50 A. NJ lsnnaa als,, erceP
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at wilmington
for Crisfeid and Intermediate stations
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1900 AM. Sundays creep
mington, Perryville, and Havre-de-Grace. Connect
" E %Rnser R Ts Is Ses Gr Fey p
ed) for Baltimore and Washington stopping 81 Chee
ter. Thurlow, Lnwood, Glsymont Wilmington, NsM
town. Perryville, Havre-de-orace, Aberdeen, Perry
man's, Fleetwood, Magnolia, chsse's and stsmmer'
NIGHT EXPRESS at 11.so P. NJ, paily,l for Bait
more and Washington. stopping 4 Chester Thur
low, Linwood, Csymont, wilmington Newark,
Passengers Tor fortress Monroe and Norfolk viii
take the 1900 AM. Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all stations between Philadeiphs ahs
Leave Philadelphia at 100, a. NJ, a.so geo, and
100 z NJ The ., Doe F. u, M; tram anS s9 IN.
Leave wilmington at 100 and s1o. A, NJ. Lao
nos .t OD Sssrosn Slaser and IN PhaSeph '
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1880. A. NJ lAl3, Dad and
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA, -.
Leave Chester at 1.54. 8 4s and 1l03 A, M, s.ls.
46s, 8 81, TAI and 053 p NJ
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 1.2o A. H., Way Mail. p.D A.
M, Express. 2.25 p. Express. 1876 p NJ. Express
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intermediate
stations at zoo p M.
Accommodation train from Port Deposit will leave
Perryville 647 A. NJ, for Baltimore and nterme
diate stations. =,
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at s.19 A, M,
and 40 p. NJ.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington At l2.<s Ans
1902 A. NJ, Leo and b.27 P. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at 7.2o p. NJ, stopping at MAG
nolia, Perrymans' Aberdeen, Havrede-Graoe, Perry
Vile Charlsbtown Northeast Elkton Newark, Stan.
ton, Newport, Wilmington, Caynont, Linwood and
Chester,
Fl. csHzHze5H1 DELAWARE RAIL
~ HsssY8fe% ROAD LINE.
FALL ARA NGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY OCTOBER bth lscs
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Hew AduertIsements.
NEW SABBATH School BOOK.
Just Published.
I" The Morning Stars. 2"
A Book of Religious Songs

SUNDAY Schools AND THE HONE CIRCLE
Tho authors bell we'd that by recourse to the Folk
melodies hitherto but little worked,-music ut once
very easy very attractive, beautiful OF high order
might be placed in the hands of children; and from
careful examination Of about ur thousand of thsse
German, Folk SONGS, the present collection has been
culrd. Great pains has Deen taken to put the music
Into proper keys for children's usage. II is our ex
perience tn It music for children liz very generally
written too gh A chd's voice should s'ldum he
carried above ID; and as rule. 1t cannot be man..
tanned for n number of bars c or ID without flat
ting. Accordingly have 81 lie ted the keys that
only very few melodies, in which 1t was impossible
Of thrm.
Price in Boards, 50 cts.; Paper, so c,s Sent post
paid on receipt of price.
OLIVER DITsoN 81 CO., Publishers,
11s Washington street, Bssl0n.
q. II. DlTSON & CO., III broadway, New York.
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annse furnishing Gauas.
HEATERS, RANGES g. STOVES.
II. F. PICKLES s BRO,
81 Nos. 2 d East Fourth street.
~ WILMISGT0y, DEL.
h.nufanturars and dealara in Wrought IrOp A

HiLML " GIOS, DhL.t
Manufacturers and dealers in Wrought Iron,
Tight Gas Consuming Furnaces for Wood or Coal.
soLr AGENTS Ton
M A G. E e r. A NG ES,
Which are acknowledged to be the bast Cooking OF
Heating Range in the country. 1t will bake quicker
burs less e than any other range In use. The YER,
large sale which these ranges had and are now hav
Ing ie sufficient guarantee, aud classes them as tn,
drst range IN the country
THE UNION PAkLoR HEATER
Has NO equal as Fire Place Heater 1t will resd,
warm the rooms in very cold weather. We would
say to those about building ttng up houses, and
contemplating putting in heaters or ranges they can.
not do better than have one of cur Magee Ranges
and Union fireplace Heaters In. We will warrant
them to give entire satisfaction pay, and to dc
lust what they are represented to do.
We have now on hand the largest and beet assert
ment " stoves ever offered In this State, and our ia
cilites such that We introduce the latest and bes
patterns straight from the foundry.
Tin, and Sheet-Iron Roofing, Sporting and Gut
tsring promptly attended to- large aud well &c
lected stock of Cutlery, Table and Tea Spoons Wait
srs, Plated and Britannia Ware, Tin and Jap.nnet
Ware, Buckets, nc. A,so large assortment of Oh
Cloths. Factory and Vessel work done TO order.
jys4 II. f. PICKLES q BRO.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08

JENKINS a.. ATKiNsoS's City Directory for
1s69-70 will be issued in May. II is now being
canvasscd for by reliable agents. and the publish
crs expect TO make their werk more complete
and accurate than that of 1868. A very large
edition will be printed,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08

DtMssvAL Having removed and combi. ed
HI my Leather Store with that of JO Is & Rich
mann, No. 209 West Filth street, take pleasure to
return my thanks to the public sr their very liberal
patronage heretofore extended To me- aud hone they
will continue To favor the above firm, Of which am
u member, with their custom.
RoBT II. JONES.
April list, 1869.
Notwithstanding purchased Of Robt. II. Jones
the STOCK a. Fixtn es of his Leather store at the
N. ". Corner of second Orange Sta, and reno
we'd the Fam. 10 cur four story brick building, No.
202 West Fifth street, where In connection with -ur
sheep -kin business WE will keep full apsori msnt
Of all kinds of ShUemakers and Sadders' Leather,
which will dispose OF at tho lowest market prices
We shall be pleased to show our stock, and invite
persons to call and exa mine befors purchasing else
where.
N B.-Personsl attention given to orders.
JONES Il kICHMANN.
April 1s,, 1868 SD 2tw
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Also, Frelght trains with passenger ear attached,
will cave Wilmington about 200 A. NJ, New Castle
Camden, $40, re'ton, ;os, and be due at aarrng
ton about H. 80 A. M. Returning, to leave HaTing
ton ab ,ut $40 P. NJ, Felton,, 400, Camdon,. 800,
Dover, SO ;, MORTON, b.e5, Clayton, 6.tb, Middle
town, 7.40 N, W Castle, 90, and be due At Whining
ton, about $50 P. M. Subject to deisys Incident to
freight business.
Tits train will stop to take up Passenger only at
Stations named, but will set down passengers At any
stopping place, except Hare's Corner, Slsts Hosd.
Delaware Junction and Dupost
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Casle for Wilmington sno Phiiaas'-
phis at 7.40 A, N. Leave Philadelphia, ii 40 A.
and Wilmington 90 P. M, for New Casts.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those above will leave myrna FOE
Clayton l1.46 A. NJ, and $40 r. NJ. lie I'VE Clayton
for Smyrna, $40 A. NJ, and 21Or. NJ, to make con
nection with trains to and from Dover and Stations
south.
Steamboat trains heretofore run are withdrawn.
boat will, however, leave Crsfrla for Norfolk. In
connection with local train, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings.
Superintendent Del R. X
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COCOA MATS, COCOA MATING.

81 Large new and we'll filled Carpet
Room at less prices than Philadelphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08

DELLEyUE INSTITUTE
- FOR YOUNG LADIES.
ATILEBoRo, Pa.
The Spring term commences 3rd month, March
%, and continues fourteen weeks. Address
W. 7. SEAL, Principal.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-08
LOCAL NEWS.

There is q talk of reviving the Farmers Club
at Milford
The Gazette ignores the Sixth Ward IN Its IT.
port of the school election.
James NJ. Vandegriit has taken out letters tes-
tamentary on the estate Of Jacob Vandegriit.
large Bald eagle was recently wounded and
caught in Highland township. in Chester county.
VIM. Q. Lodge, Esq, of Brandywne Hundred,
who has been very Ill for couple of weeks, |,
conyalescent.
Milford is always full of people on Saturday.
Tuesday is the "big day" at Georgetown, ans
Saturday ut Seniord.
The Governor of Maryland has appointed Geo.
w. Vnndiver notary public ut Port Deposit,
Cecil county, vice Edwin D. Moore, deceased.
OF this month. Several Important trials are Il"
take place. among which Is that OF GUldsboro
for the murder OF Marsh.
The Commissioners Of FairmOunt Park. Phil
ndelpbla, have awarded the contract for furnish
ing sixty thousand drain tile for the Paik, 10
Alien " Bell. of Smyrna
During the week ending March 27h there ar
rived at llavre de Grace per TidrwltcI canal nine
boats. four of which with lnmhcr, flint, &c weir
for Philadelphia, and five with coal, lumber &c :,
for Baltimore
LAUNCn AT MnToN.-Mr. Lamb, n few day.
ago launched n sloop ut the yard Of james PoN-
der, Esq, Of Milton. She was u small craft
ship building has been on the decline for snmr
time in that place, this Is the first vessel that
has been launched there III u long time Wutaul
Friend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday, No

EEw-YoRK. Saturday Nov. 81, 1sGo
Tomorrow Mr.. James Nj. Miller will sell at
the Exchange the Yonkers lGnd known as the Abraham
Valentine Estate The property is situated on the road
leading from Kings Bridge to Woodlawn Cemetery.
The great sale Of the Loraid Estate at Fordham com
menees On Tuesday, and will continue for several days
The property consists of large granite mansion and $50
acres which have been surveyed ana lad out In lots by
Gen f. L. viee. formerly engineer OF the Central Park.
As the sale has been extensively advertised, and the
property is well known, II Is unnecessary TO make any
extended notice OF it III this column Inc sale VIII be
peremptory.
Mr. VIM H. Raynor has sold two lots on the northeast
corner Of Broadway and Forty rstst OF AZ feet front
and averaging IS depth with four brick buildings
thereon rented for 5000 annun, ior SJoOO $4,000
mortgage. The seller took IN part payment eght inll
lots on west side Of Thrdaye, between Nlnetyseventh
aud Ninetyeghthsts for S77 600 The above Broadway
pTopety the same that Mr. Raynor sold three months
ago 100000 Mr.. RaynOr also reports the SAFE OF sew
enteen full lots the south slde ni Ohehuhdfed.and-
nneteenthst between Eighth and Nmn-hNes, Tor S225O
each. A brcwn-stoue store and dwelhg ana Ot 25Xf5
the southeast of Slxth-aVe ana Onehnbured
andtwcnyfourth.st, was taken III part pa! ineht at
$1,000,
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THE wEDEKiND.GALLER CONSPIRACY.

Late on Friday night the DOdy Of Michael Gal
Yer. whom Dr. August Wedekmd alleged TO have bcea
poisoned by ms Wife, was brought TO The MOrgue from
the Lutheran Cemetery at East EewNork ana Oh Satur
day Coroner SchirDer jury commenced an nvesti-
gatio when Martin DubGls, ". D.. OF No. ~ Thrdst,
who attended Mr. Caller s sickness, testified to the
condition Of the patient aud The medicines prescribed
Coroner Schirmcr stated that ON he 1911 inst. WedekiBd
md called on him at lis Office. ana made Known his
picons cOuceIniig MIs. Caller. As Or. Nedehind was
now confined in the ToHhs, awaiting an eNami.
nation ON charge Of eXiOTtlnE money
Trom Mrs. Caller, tie Coroner read the
affidavit Uf Nr. Weekend IL has already been given
i'm fnll iu THE TRIBUNE GurHg thF proceedings at the
Tombs Court. A. The conclusion O the reading OF the
affidavit The post norton examination 81 tie body was
proceeded with. There were pIssCut Prof DUrcmus,
Drs CushIuan Morton. CLARK, and others. The brain
was much dfcDinpusrd. and the remaining internal
organs ere also d.. aH advanced OF decomposition
HE stomach aud contents aud portion OF Tie internal
organs removed FOR "ia} ZdUU bN Professor Do
retuus More Oi Tire surgeons wOut rNp'c>s az opinion
with reference 10 the presence of poison 90 tue body
Ihe examination MIL be continued today b} iIr C,.OLCr
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wEEnMa orr TIE rHllNE.-

A short time ago Edward flanagan. young
saB giving his place Of residence NJ 30 roOme ,
made application 10 Commissioner Henry smith for APP
p0intment the Police Force. His Application bore the
signatures Of Police Justice Edward j. STANDBY Thomas
Conan President ~ the Buard OF Aldermen Deputy Tax
Commissioner Thomas Siicds a WcllkpuHH Sutcntlt
Ward politician and OWICr Of several iunr stores Jacob
SeebacIcr rv.NiriEber III Assembly ami John Gal.
Vim OF M i2l Cbcrry-sJ., also WeilkuOWn
Seventh Naid politician. BrHagdu hA,d up
the usual form given 10 al applicants for
appointinent on the Police force ald in answer To the
printed question Have ever been arrested for or
convicted of, any ernie ~ Wrote No., and this Was
subse1ucltIy sworn 10 By hun Capt Bennett Of the
Thirteenth Prceiuci ordered 10 max: inquiry
concerning BTauagan and reported favoribH vi hn,.
Brsnagau was appointed aud consigned ~ thc seventh
Precnet where hr was recognized who had been
arrested by he uirrrs there seven uutS WIun ihite
years or course Branagau is suspended, p'udg re-
port by Police Commissioner smith, 10 whom c ease mas
Anef f.r
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INorEsTs.

Coroner Schrmer yesterday held an inquest
at the New-YOrk Hospital the body Of James kcs
pasterer who died from injuries received on Thursday
last nc having fallen from fold, distance Of 90
feet IN the Equitable Life Insurance Conpanys build
lug He was native Of Ireland age p Years ana re-
Ing about p years OF age 80 much under The niin
euce of liquor that he could give neither name or resi-
dtuce found i'm Mater-st, and taken o. the Oakst
Police Station aud locked mp. Two hours after he
found dead In his cell Coroner keenan, VIII hold an IN
quest to-day II is stated that the name " the deceased
Is Kelly. Coroner Keenan, held an inquest at
No 3Cj Cherry-st the body OF Catharine
Dillon, age z, who fatally burned by her
clothing taking frc from On saturday, short
time before the sailing Of the steamer George Cromwell
nom Pier No. North River, the Oilcr, VIM Lawler.
resident OF East New Ork commenced Ciug the en-
Tre which was started without giving him warning.
lie was struck I'm the breast by the crank OF the engine,
crushed to death, his ribs being beaten ~ Inc ac-
rident WAS not witnessed by any one dead body
was found few moments afc1wafd ana removed 10 mo
pier. Owing 20 the abselce OF the necessary witnesses,
The having sailed after the accident COrO-
uoT Flynn adjourned the inquest for three weeks
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SUPPOSED INCENDIAFISN.

A DRUG CLERK AN ASSOCIATE OF BURGLARS
On the 18Th inst the residence of Mi. Earl
g. Martin, at No. Wauen-st, entered by thieves
during temporary absence Of the family, and robbed
of clothing and icwelry valued at $1,000. On the day
previous Mr.. Martin had Informed Dr. Thurber. pro
pretor drug the OF Canal and Nestry
SITS IN presence OF Marcus Dubois clerk Of the lat.
ter his family aud himself intended TO pass Ihanks-
giving Day in the country Capt. Petty aud detective
Field OF the Fifth Precinct informed Of the robbery!
aud a day two ago Dubois informed detective Feid
that he had heard yOung men conNCrsInR aDOhI
suie property they had stolen from house N jersey
Cl!y. Acting tins information, detective fleid on
Saturday visited No. 900 East Ihrtiethst ana arrest,
ed John Martin and William stevens, and
i'm their possession fouud portion OF the stolen prop
erty. They taken 10 the Iconard-st. Police station,
aud there asserted that Dubois had gwen them nOrma
ton which LED them commit The burglary. He also
WAS arrcsed Yesterday the prisoners were taken be-
fore Alderman Conan at tho Toulbs Police COnIt, and
subsequently taken by Detective Field to Jersey Guy 10
await q tIial there short time ago Ar IlhtbeIs
store was broken into and small amount ol property
carried away. There large number OF bonds ana
considerable amount or money IN the safe OH the night
in question: and nothing but the fact that d. IhurDer
had taken safe key with him prevented the bonds
aud money from being stolen. Martin aHd stevens say
that Dubois induced then 10 commit TINS robbery
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"A piece Of his left ear and causing slight wGP P

m niece OF his left and causng o slight Womb
Ronx wac arrested by officer Worde OF the secoha ~"
riet INIT stated 10 the magistrate thht ne ana NOT hrt
ihat lie only struck Gardner With the uuzze He was
held 70 bail $1,000. He Is German SSe1 50 nh
and sixteenth aud Observation-Disclosures Ieehtn
az Holm Rafferty, and James balHes
~, S,iYr,inV evening entered the restaurant OF
gahn Dean az No Jaiuesst and obtained refreshments
80 the amount OF 20 cents Each then deci1ftd lnt ~
stier had induced him to enter the saloon, ana as ee
sould nay they arrested and yesterday committed
"a fht Tombs... Thomas Noble aud Lucy shlith were
s-,,nitrd FOR having brntaiy beaten and Kicked Mar
pared Stanley about the face ana body, during row m
Rsterst AL are disreputahle characters ne iiJuic0
woman was sent 20 the BlackWe'5 leland Hospital.
on saturday morning john C0chraHe aud Michael ward
Of No 22l FrsaNe., into the Olrd store ~ charles
sude No 1876 Fisave., TOT the purpose of eNchHbShe
son,e birds which they had bought there Few days
erevioslv stude Jared that the binds not the
ONES purchased from him. and IN the quarrel tht etGt0
fred wo uis;.shOts 40 COchTane WOuuding 'he attep
h, H., left arm StHde arrested and committed 10
tho Toutb. Henry Williams Was committed iOi having
o. ur.iIuy night entered the residence Oi Thomas tO
igN ORTIZ no. l9 Leonard ST. AID stolen Two Watches
= mesrsCifauuI ulpa and $50
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COURT CAlENDARS-Tms DAT.


iss Bare AZ AIT Q,i,as Ner Mn 9 lrck ct al aft Doll
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~. Weed sgt Loug UrhJ. Il8 .king sgt MIA ~
- same aFt Same 1885. Never sgL Nat EH. 4 Trans
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Harmony Fire Marine 2l' First Nat bans &c OF FHAef
Ire Ga 8L
1e, Tag. sat Ms,a lean 20 ~ Ouels Nat BAH at
ms. .tluiTr FaHhsfeuhnIah CLARK e. a.
B6. .gile.lse agt UBierha - 81
COUEr--ldluuTnetl i1r The term
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THE long ISLAND BONE LABORATORY.

AT the session of the Assistant Board OF
aldermen, on saturday the question was taken upon
soDcnrrng with The Board Of Aldermen in resolution
directing that the Long Island Bone Laboratory receive
eOOOO instead o. heretofore So 900 year. for The 70
Inoya Of on from the civ Alderman Roirris said he
protested against such proceedings ana mov"d nat me
usals for ths work aud that lac award The contract
10 The lowest bidder The motion was ost-lT ~ /. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29
pAsSFYGF FRS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOG-1r steamship Idaho New 2a-Hon Dste
Trap Nh. Daniel TcimaE. Miss Ausonee lehman. Miss Martha
lehman M Zebiua Eastman. T. ~ ConN al Bristol Mrs Eelua Bas
man Mis- Mar j. Eastman Mr. and Mrs Jacob Isrre Miss Eugene
A. Si.s Brce BarTei, Charles NJ flrm8n Ch4IsS IL
lor.ou DE a. Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29

Captains 9arsers arriving % ta PORT as sqntkae
pacAals addressed the NWiok Associated Pfess eny 10
persons exhibiting authority " j. " Ngonon General
packages he Journal Of Commerce Times IklbONs
World Sa EJre Eresag P0d C0Hifgc'ai Ader'~r Saa's
Zatg Ns ySrker D0kTa Should also be eeh'ss esN 70
lhr kan epeIsaU
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


wnb. sold q, Pabe Auction on the fn, MoSDAy in December
rtI IN the Tom Of Mlurg Clarendon Coau, South Carolina the
following LOTS OF LAND all situated u the said county being the
property o. A. Assigned Estate;
"TOWN PLACE"
Til. sbe late resdrues INGRAM aud Is located 10 The most
iesbs portion Of Manning The 10, contains Two acres
the .ppur,eusuees are ueapshei DWELLING eosinug SIX
Oubuing coBsog servants houses
Kitchen table place ornGneltel With beau live oaks set
out abOai year, ago Altogether it handsome place. costing "
years ego, about $500
"uOAIE TRACT"
f.,n e,eu, and ae settled tract GO ACRES Of LAND
,s sbnt two miles from Naming The land produces wecolon
corn and psaL The pps consist Of DWELLING HOUSE.
With all rsceafy oubuuS', bore houses gin hose sriH''
stables, lie
"CONYERS' TRACT"
T. tract ofs!o ACRESof LASD: veil settled add highly
,ro,se,l,. plantation situate in fork Black River sI mics ion
Manning
ROSE BAY PLACE"
T tact of60 ACRES OF the cotton sod corn LAND situate
within mile Corners, aud adOangta "conye Tract 1t
MCLEOD TRACT"
T. tract Of ACRES An improved and valuable tract OF ahd
situate In the fork Black River produces corn eo'oH aud rice
veil and Manning aud SUMTER the latter place aaos
one Of tie best markets 80 the State
"NIcKNIGHT PROPERTY"
Th, CONSIST, Of storehouse Dweug and oubungs aud Eve
,cre Of LAND 10 the village Of Summeon near "h' b'a On
Saltee River -
LOTS IN MANNING.
House and lot In the Town Of hannnI hoa '0nn'
four room, lot well improved
ma HOUSE aud ktcbcB and Land in the village Of
MsunnE
A vacant LOT
TERMS OF SALE:
One % cash the remainder credit Of and years the credit
,on TO be secured by bosd purchaser with interest at The rate
Of per cent per auuum mortgage the premises sold Purchasers
FROST ADGBR, for A,slsnees.
Charleston. :. c.