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st. Charles Hotel.
On and after the 18th inst, day board
per week, 81 So. N. B. HAMILTON,
iy1O.5t Proprietor.
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For uniform good board and cool, venti-
ated lodgings, go to the Planters, Sum-
mer near Cedar. nrH jy 6 If.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

The store and dwelling No. 223 Market street,
belonging to ID. Chandler was knocked off by r.
NJ. Ogle, nuctionctr, on Saturday afternoon TO
james BARLEY, for $4,000 Mr. Is. intends car
rylng on the manufacture of candy.
l.. W.. Stdham " SON, auctioncers, sold at
pubic sale on Saturday the 9th inst house in
Poplar above Ali street, TO Rebecca Stevens.
for s320O cash.
s. A. Nebrkcr & Co., have sold their brewery
al the corner of 9th and jackson streets, to +.
Herting IL Co, for 522, 0Ut.
Capt Kent has sold new three story brick
house, in Fourth street near Madison, To X. f..
Hayes for $500.
VIM. Bright sold two three story brick dwell
ings IN Shpey street, below Second to George
Mccall, for 5000.
Eli Nichols has purchased from Sibila Wilson
ard sisters, u farm Of DO acres, near Centreyle
Tor -, 500.
The property of II. Farran was sold by Thomas
VI. 0ge, i.r Joseph 7. Comegys, ESD, Trustee,
for 81 10, to T.. C. Stotsenbnrg.
Thomas Mnhaily has sold his farm In Brandy
n.:'.Ir-a Containing nifty acres, to Major
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.

WurRr DO YOU GET Your PRINTING? Inc
proper anaver TO this question is a matter
ofconsiderable Importance to Fdrmers,fo
Peach Growers,t to Merchandise Bankers
and to business men generally. Time ana
Money are saved By directing all oraers
to the office of the DELAWARE TRIBUNE
The Proprietors Of the TRIBUNE haze one
of the best appointed Steam Job Print
ing establishment in the country. 1hesr
rooms are con,modious, their a0orknien
are skilled, their Presses and Types Of
the most approved and latest styles, the"
material are neao and as they ito an
immense amount of printing, they can
afford to execute work al much tess rates
than smaller offices Consequently their
schutaule of price range as toW az am
office in the country, and their .facftiy
for erecuting elegant work and httihg
orders mostly wtthin q .fe,v hours after
their receipt.
AU classes Of business men are there
fore invited to send their orders direct TO
as in The confident belief that IL ,OiU
be a saving to them Of time and money,
and that they will receica complete sat
istdctiOn as to quality and elegance #
workmanship.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
PUBLIC SALE.

o. The subscriber intending TO decline fsizyy,Rs
A9Nfamng, will SILL At Public Sale atA(Ytd
b. Me rome, in New Castle Hd., on THUR d a,
February 25 h, JsGs at 10 O'Clock. a. IN, the follow
Ing personal propery, VIZ - . =, ,,.,.,. ~
prompt drivers, tx years old suitable fer draft.
a mich COW some Of v hich will be in profit by day
of sale 9 Durham aud H0lseln heftrs coming two
years old / very handsore Durham and Hosten
Ball coming years old. yuke OF oxen years @ld
well broker, well mpc I'd and prompt workers
with hay figg ng, cart, yoke, reaper and now
er combined. nearly rev. thirny's paieutt) Hanes
Wo Sars Wsp o AWE Ssnc pnD ows
con thelcr., 80 grain bags, grind stone, SINCE and
double ire =, hses. Iakes, shove-, spades, forks,
barn shovel, hay knife, Falf brshel hhd half pc !.
measured hat bed sash aud frame, lot lew glass,
Jenny Lind carriage, mste by Jesse alexander. ia
comlIeie reiai', mr. g, dcarb,rH by same make,
in cd order aud would cut any ufe attending mar
ket sci of double bara 70, set Of single harness,
early new set d ar ORR harnessA Sc wagon h,r.
n, Ats illw se' r, fnube ins hridrs collars,
saddle and brd e. ARMY bl'nkcts curry combs and
nsh, s, wheel barrow. x
llous hold aud Kc, 81 Furniiu e. slch ~ lcds,
bedscads, wash stand wash huw anil pitchers,
extension table 10 II ini 30 her tahcs Sy.rds q
ply ingram carpets rite siclf. ~ ,ds. ras carle,
stair carpet. stair -Gs. hall carpet and mat ing,
gas burin9 p iIlor stove, gem stove, So. Magee
c ukn, stove with ilN nr,s compt,r, all In order,
Kitchen table, chairs, ct, lJi OF rturr or hams aud
20 busr Of turnips, 90 hmh. ticnich po, tees, IS
bush mercer potniot-, % f cahb 60 20 acres of
U wheat n II the ay srSand 9 T my ND ND m ns ,
gcth' with lot 'f' 70 'oii'r an straw II ne Ted
on the farm.
ter tubs good pair Of scales, Ul lara by Ire .ound
be eide man, other ar icr not mem lone every thing
Will he positively io!d. Nop -lp,nmrn on accouut
CoNnIrloss OF SALE Al sums ii $50 or over, six
months credit, all uhder that oint ca,h per
e-nt will be deNared o. he s,.h ~ ~ ms oyGt 50
LEWIS W. sTlDHAM & Sun, suct'rs, icbitsw
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Farm for Sale.

er for sale my Farm, In Delaware, situa ed near
the tosn Of Newark. about oIe md half miles from
Railroad Station, i2 mites fem WILMINGTON and 40
from Philadelphia by Railroad.
70 Acres good Ian for Grain, Grass and Negeta-
es excellent Fruit and well adapte 10 grow Ing
Strawberries, Rlspbrrries aud Backberrlrs. About
5acres in timber. 20 in cnl ivnton, well wstered,
spiing house near the bulldogs, which are old and
need repairing
Price 5000; 500 to lie paid on delivery of the Deed
balance eau remain on tho pr petty il desifcd
Tn. soil and climate beng favorable, Fruits Ilpen
rlier and command better prices than in more
northern sc tions, and well am sa isflcd of The
great pr fit Of Frur Culture within two hours of onr
b:st markets. that to y person wishing 10 engage 10
growing small Fruits am willing to furnish Plants
Of best selection for Of Strawberries, o acres
Of Ras pberrie- and Of Dlackberrits at une-
Half eur regular Catalogue Prices, and wait three
years Tor the muney, ihat the purchaser Can get
go farm well stocked with the best selected Fruits
and have an opportunity from the Sale of Fruits and
Plants to make the purchase money before payment
is required.
Many Fruit-growers are turning their attention to
the advantages Of locating IN Delaware, and those
who decide 10 90 now will not only be first in the
marke, with heir Fruit, but will have stock of
PIants to dispose OF TO Others
Persons wi,hing to see should leave the cars on
Camden a. Amboy Railroad at Rivertor Station, 2
miles from here.
WILLIAM PARRv.
felI-2tw CinnamiDgon, New Jersey.
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ENF3F VIII be soli at the residence of the sub
MrzAz- Quarries, in Hockcssiu VALLEY, on Finh day
IHUlsDAY) the 18th Of March, the following personal
property viz Two horses, good for driving or
farm purposes The other large and able, suitable for
cart or wagon, two bay colts Of good stock. coming
years old and partially broken, two good cows, enc
years old heme-raised steer, II light two horse wa
gOn with hay rigging to suit, bread fore wheels OF
heavy wagon with axle, bolster ard tongue, coed
hurss cart, horse market dearborn light German
town wagon, single harness, wagon, plow and cart
harness, collars, blinds aud head halters, Atwood
pillow, twin harrows cultivaors, double and single
trees. OK chain revolving horne rake, hay and ma
nure forks, barn, Il ed and dirt shoves potato fork,
mattock, spades, hoes, hay and garden rakcs, NOW
ing scythe, grain fan, half busnel half peck. feed
chests, grain bass. wheelblrr0ws, cro-s'clt saw,
wood saw, ausers, monkey wrench, drawing knife,
etc. lot of chicken coops, To- Of 0dcers about
acres ct wheat 10 the sronnd also lot Of superior
poultry.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Consisting of
secretary, bureaus beds"adr, was lstands, mplete
matires extension and other tables, W rk stand,
large aud small rocking chairs, "a mp. rlne seat and
other chairs, hat-rack, looking glasses, large kero
lamp, sewing mat hnc, (tarris laien) in good
worKil order, insraln and rag carpets mating Ma
gee paricr stove No 81 wojt stoves, new co king
,oye No. for wood or coal,kitclen CUPBOARD, dough
tray, tubs buckets, Kettles et;, Spans chnrn No: 4,
scales and weights, milk paus glass irni ars clothes
hurse, several good maps, also Atlas of the ate
of Delaware, some valuable bbuks, &c.
Sale TO cOmmenc, at IL m. Conditions at sale by
JOSIAH WILSON.
GEoRcE GRfso Auctr feb1i-2tw
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TIE DELAWARE TRIBUNE WILMINGTON, DEL.

mode Of choosing Presidential electors. The
Amendment, which returns to the House for
concurrence, prohibits any distinction in ex-
ercising franchise or holding office in the
States on account OF race, color, nativity,
property qualification or creed. The vote on
the Amendment was 40 to l6. The follow
ing Republicans voted nu-Anthony of
Rhode Island, Corbett of Oregon, Grimes Of
Iowa, Edmunds Of Vermont, and Fowler of
Tennessee.
In the House, the bill for railroad from
Washington 10 New York was passed. Mr..
Judd, on behalf of the Committee on Bank
ing and Currency, made statement OF the
various financial bills ON which they were
prepared to report, and It was agreed to re-
ceive their reports on Saturday. The. Elec-
ton Committee, in the case of Chaves VS..
Cleaver. of New Mexico, reported that
Chaves, the contestant, was entitled to the
seat. Mr.. Kelley introduced bill to pre-
vent collections of passenger taxes by State
authority. The Army Appropriation bill
was considered, and also the Internal Rezc-
nue. bill, the latter in evening session.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11


rF- THE EAR.-The number and the importance
OF tho demands on the attention of Dr. Hartley dur
ing his late visit to Philadelphia AMI the gratifying
amount of success that attended his treatment have
induced him to expedite his return. Once and resi-
dence. No. iioT Chestnut st. Reception hours from
10 to daily.
Until the goth of February. Dr. Hartley generously
offers TO attend all perssns suffering from affections
of the Ear without charge until cured, thercb, pro-
wing his success unequaled, and protecting the deaf
from being swindled by paying self-syed aursts ex-
orbitsnt fees in advance. and the iniicto1 Of vet
more serious evils by permitting tho application of
dangerous remedies by inexperienced hands. Deaf.
ness, noise in the head and all disagreesbc dischar-
ges from the ear, speedily and permanently removed
without causing the least pain or Inconvenience. A
cure In all cases guaranteed, where maforma' / On
does not exist. Twenty -.hree Yeas close aud undi
Tded attention to this branch Of special practice has
enabled him TO reduce his treatment to such degree
OF success as to find the most confirmed aud obsti.
nate cases yield by steady attention to the means
prescribed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

a. VIII be sold at Public Sale en- the premises
&2Sof the subscriber, the road leading from
Day, Febr ,ary 22d, 60, at 10 o'clock, a. M, the
following personal property "a horses; No. 1, a
brown mare with foal can trot close to minutes
No. 2, a fast pacing mare, year old No. 8, good
driving horse, years old No. gray horse 10 years
old; colts coming years old. one year old, all OF
good stock. Thirty head Of cattle. II head are ilch
by daY OF sale large yoke of oxen, good workers,
yoke small size, good workers, balance young
er, in good order, Van Wickls fan, hay and straw
GUTTER one wheel cult vator, pl.ws. harrows,
cultivatofs, OK cart. one tu ky, wagon hay by the
ton and many other articles used about farming.
There will be crcd OF six mouths given. No post
pQninent on accom-, Of weather.
ASH II. PENNING Ton.
l. W SuDuAx; Il SsN, Aucvrs fsbf1ztwg0ttd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

II is seldom that we use the columns Of this pa
per to "putf'' or notice the " Thousand and one
articles known as Patent Medicines. We, how
ever, vary from our rule in the present case, that
we may call attention to the article knows ms
IS. T.-1s60-X., Plantation Bitters. We desire
it understood that we do so without any solicita-
tion or promise Of benefit from the proprietor or
other interested parties. We simply do ii as an
act of duty towards those who are laboring under
physical disability, weakness, and the various
complaints arising from impurities Of the blood
Having used the Bltters at the nsligalion of Il
medical compound, and to our great satisfaction
accomplished the object for which they were used
MAGNOLIA WAIER--Supeiior TO the best I'M
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
WASHINGTON.

i,irogrASr ACTION IN THE MISSISSIPPI CASE.
wAsHISGToN, Feb. 10th.-An important vote
was taken to-day in the Committee on Recon-
sruction, defeating by three to five the proposi
tlon to admit Mississippi with its present govern
meut and with the constitution framed for II by
the last Convention, but voted down by the
people.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

tF The place TO go II you want boots and shoes
that will wear is Nicholson & Foulks No. log 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 none
who wish TO buy can fail to be suited while to get
shoes for your children it is just the place to CO.
Remember the place, 1Oe West Second street, Will
minufan
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Deaths.

rooCH.--on the eth inst, in Pencader Ill.,, Levi G.
Coorh, in the 10th year Of his ago.
WILKINSON Feb. ed, 1869, Dru-illa Brear, infant
daughter of W. II. d S. Il wilkins, aged months
SIMPLIFY On the eth November, Laura, infant
daughter Of VIM. and Ella Shipley, aged years
and months.
BoDDY.-on Tuesday morning, John Loui, Boldly,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

HEPSH The undersigned will sell at Public Sale at
M1t his residence on the road leading from
49, Oglttown TO Shskepeure's Mill, on Wednes
day. Al rch g. 1862 AT ~ O'CLOCK noon, the following
property, viz: sgosa horses. colt coming years
I'D, yoke god oxen, 8 mich co~s good stock,
head Young heifers coming years old2 calves year
old, brood s8w, farm wagon, cart,1 threshing
machine horse power, stee-tooth rake, roller,
reaper and mower, dearborn, pows hairows, culti-
vatore, forks, rakes thoveli, &c. dscts wagon aud
SAMUEL ROBERTS.
AnRARAM CANNON, ApctlOneer. ieb1lts
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Marriages.

BLOND-BULLoCK.-0n the morning of February
~. 10 Philadelphia, bv the Rev. Mr. Wswell, Mr.
Clarksen Blond to Miss Susan Bullock, both Of this
city.
JACKSON-QUl LLEN.-January Iih, 1862, by the
Rev. L. ii. Jackson, at the residence Of The brides
father near Frederick, Mr. Wesley Jacg SOL, to Miss
Elizabeth Qiilleu both of Kent Co., Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

81 The t'ses Of a Dogs 7diL--It ia All absurd as
well AZ barbarons act to cut of q dogs tail. You
might as well cut out his tongue. Indeed, dog
talks tar more with his tail than with his ton
Jude as uur little Prince does but it is clear then
tina in deprivng dog Of his tail ynn deprive him Of
an organ quite az essential 10 his comfort as you
wonl our loDp!e were You to deprive them of The
nice 10 king boots aud ncs sOld daily at o. Flaai-
gems fashionable shoe stre for the pr.ssa' at 9Th
and Market 1t.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

With peculiar organization. II is easily impart d
ana ieqaNrss incd,sr. ,ss~t,aent which will speedily
health and splendid sp rits Ladies' will find M'shlerf
Herb Bitters rare Specific and Tonic for the r eek
In avery period of life, from Infancy to old age 1t Ii
nIIeparaiion which nil aid nature in the discharge
OF its fnnctlnns inpart strength TO the system, ne
to the digestive orsns and will prevent lassitude
and insure physical regularity. Sold everywhere.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

MEETING OF THE LEVY CouRr or SUSSEX
CuuNTY.-At the session of the Levy Court OF
Sussex county. just held, the following county
officers were appointed: Edward w. Houston,
Treasurer. The following gentlemen were APP
pointed Trustees of ;hc Poor for three years, tor
the hundreds whore the terms had expired -
Cedar Creek Hundred, Captain Joseph Watson I;
Georgetown Hundred, james Anderson Lcwes
and Rthoboih Hundred, Robert b Robinson I;
oadkilp Hundred, William W. Veasey; Ball-
more Hundred, Ezekiel c. Williams.
The following named gentlemen were appointed
Collectors for their respective hundreds Cedar
Creek Hd., Samuel 2. Colns Broadkiln IId.
John Fisher; Nanticoke Ill.,, Edward |. Ford ,
n. W. Fnik lld.. Jacob o Kinder; Broad Creek
Id, William s. Moore; Little Creek Hd, Ma
thanlel j. Wootten; Dagsboro' Hundred, John
NAPLES; Indian River Id.. Robert D.stcvenson;
Lcwcs and Rehoboth Hundred. Samuel Lingo ;
Georgctown Id. B,yard Machln; Baltimore
Hd.. Stephen 7. Collins.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

How THIEF WAS CAusnT.--On Sunday night
some thief entered the house of Mrs. Jefferson,
at Delaware City, and carried off lot OF dishes.
cutlery, etc, and bottle OF whisky. The whisky
had been used fur putting in mincc pies, and
some of Il was standing in cup. This the thief
cup. On Monday morning the thief and the
stolen articles were found in barn near by The
fellow, who was colored man of the neighbour
hood, had drank oil the whisky and got dead
drunk. He was seat 10 jul and oil The stolen
pV1taty w W. wHlsBy tsSessA N IN uWReah
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

DUBLIC SALE OF A NEAT
COTTAGE RESIDENCE

COTTAdE NESIDENCEs
d:s The subscriber will sell at Public Sale on FRI
EW DAY, February 18th, IS 9, at 10 O'Clock, a. M,
at the Hotel OF A. A. Laws. the Village of Newport
New Castle County, Del,
FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
situated Main St.. In said Village east of tho Ma
tional Bank. House 1Sx24 #. with back udings 10
feet square, storles high cUn1 ming Ia all nine 10y
rooms with good eel ar and txcellelt well of water
At The eoor. The Duaing has been erected the past
season, designed spe caiy for convenient and com
Portable home, substantially built and huishea in the
best m.nner. Lot xl76 Il. with ample room for
stable and Garden. &c. One III the purchase mon
ey may remain in the property If desired.
G. d. THOMPSON.
IT, NJ OGLE, Auctioneer, febJ.2tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

new builhing-moving right onward. The grade
of scholarship is quite superior and the number
of students large. Al the close of the winter
term, March Sth there will be givcE an exhibit
ton consisting Of musical and literary exercises
The prospects OF the spring term are aittcring.
Success To the institution and its right worthy
proprietor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

A Coon OBJECT. Stercoscopic views in
Bible Lands exhibition in Central church on Fri
day night is for the benefit of the Mission Sab
baih School work of the church. II will be a
most instructive and pleasing entertainment.
The scholars are exertng thcnscvc To sell tick
cts of admission, and we have no doubt they will
succeed In crowding the house as 1t ought 10 be
on the occasion,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
THE PRESIDENTIAL Ell Ec7YoN


COUNTING THE KLsCreRAL VOTE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The House was filled
with an immense crowd to witness tue proceed
ing of counting the votes for President and Vice
President which was conducted In the usual man
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l0.-FlOur ire active
Iowa. Wisconsin and minnesota extra family
s. 250s7.75.
" heat comes III slowly email sales red SLIGO
Oils. white So
Corn scarce, advanced PC; yellow ss@90c.
Ont. firm nj 120l1.,i.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

CoMrLMESrAnr.-A friend down the State,
enclosing his subscription for another year, says:
You are earning very richly your money oy
tbs .,tie. stand YOU nrs taking In the vindicnlon
OF Tue right, and in the deserved rebuke of
wrong; doing noble work, the fruits of which
shall yet be seen in redeemed and discnlhrallcd
Delaware. Allow me to ask you to speak a word
favoring the repeal of the Act making appropria-
tions to Sabbath schools. We want no Church
and State. Let the Church take care of Its inter-
csts, and the State of ils.N
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

PniLApkIrHl,. Fsb. 5. = Beet cattle in lair de-
mand, at AN advance; 2U0 head sold al l0ct1Ot &c.
for extra Pens sylvania aud Western steers, SClgc,
lOi fair to good, 6@1c. gross for common.
Shrcp in fair demand. 600 head sold at 60esc.
Hogs in demand at an advance 25O0 head sold
I'll Sl1 0sfl15O, per cwl. nett
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
GRANT

HIS MOVEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 10th.-Gcneral Grant left
here at noon for Washington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
Telegraphic News.
CONGRESS.
SEyATE.

WAsHISaroN, Feb. 10th.-After some unim-
portant business proceeded to the House to at
tend the counting of votes for President and Vice
President.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

scnoLAEsnIr.-We have two scholarships IN the
Commercial Cole es in Philadelphia for sae at low
figure. Amy young man intending to enter business
college would do well to apply carly
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

regular meeting of this Society will be- held on
Thursday evening, the 1ith instant, in Institute
Building.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

es Those in want OF itterns for ladies aud chill
hrens clothing OF the latest style should call on
A. Il +. STEVENSON,
II Martut atra.t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

BONN SnELL.-Thomas Gibson, proprietor Of
the Swan Hotel, In this city has invented new
bomb she'll which he says, will burst into 40 pie
ces. He recently obtained letters patent for il,
mud now has IL ON exhibition
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

sE- Ladies wishing Childrens Clothing made and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed should go to
A. q L. STEVENSON,
zig Market street,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

II Ladcs ssd Misses Merino vesis, Trimmings,
Hosiery, Bindings, Buttons, &C., for Boys tlo hes al
A. IL K STEvENsON'S
Mori,a Nh