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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

DETAINED LErrERs.-Amongst the letters held
for postage or unavailable at the Philadelphia
postoffce are letters for the following persons /;
5. Crauston, Newport, Del, (evidently 5. Gram
ston); Catharine Mcbride Wilmington, Del. {;
Thomas ORciley, Fort b ware, Del. ; John g.
Stokes, Editor State JOu,a. Del. 1t will take
some trouble to find the last named man. There
is no Stokes editing paper in Delaware, and
though there is sheet called the State journal
nobody ever suspected from its management thai
IL had any editor,
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Address Delaware City. Delaware.


ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
IN NRw CASTLE County, June 18th, 1868
Upon the application Of Shadrack Boyer Executor OF
the ae will and testament Of Alexander John late
OF Red Lion Hd lin said County, deceased 1t Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Executor aiore
afid give notice Of the granting Of letters Testament
tiry upon the estate Of the deceased, with me
date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days from the date OF such
letters in six Of the NEST public places Of the County
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same or abide py
an Act of Assembly In ench case made and PROVIDED.
And also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE Tribune newspaper
publ shed iu Wilmington, and to DO continued therein
two months
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of ONCE oil
H. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
| above written H. G. FRAIM, Register.
NOTICE-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executor, on or before June
18th, 1s70or abide the tof Assembly In such case
| made and provided -,
Address Delaware City, Del. je24 I'm
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A. Ii. DIXON.


WILMINGTON, DELn
Mr.. Robert Atkinson: This IL to certify that in the
summer of 1866 We had slaughter house aud shed
rooted with Plastic Slate, being of the first put
ON in this place. II has in every way proven to be
durable and satisfactory, and we consider 1t one OF
the best composition roofing now In use throughout
the country. The Plastic Slate has become hardened
and now forms complete sheet nf slate, without
blemish Of any kind. JOSHUA HUTTON,
uIEIT HUTTON,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

TIE WESTERN HosE.-This Company having
now been regularly admitted into the FIRE De-
partment of the City has appointed the following
Committee to solicit subscriptions to procure APP
aratus. -
Dennis s. Mention, President of the Company /;
VIM. Donaghy, Secretary; Benjamin Green,
Charles Solaway, j. Donaboe, Samuel Cannon,
James Zebiy, P. Nc ermtt, Jonn Thompson,
John Dunn Robert Cottingham, Michael Holland,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

The proprietor OF the Hero and Gem Fruit
Jars has sent his agents through the State pro-
curing the names of dealers wko are selling The
Star, Dexter and Mason Improved Jars, with the
orders to commence suit in the next term of the
Circuit Court of the United States, II they Will
,nt stnn selling
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

ROBBERY OF Mr.. CREswKLLs HousE.=-fost-
master General Creswelrs house. near Elkton,
Maryland, was entered by burglars on Tuesday
evening about o'clock, and quantity OF cloth
Ing stolen. One of the robbers was caught with
a iull suit of Mr.. Creswcll's clothes on. The
other cscaped,
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HELD FOR PosTAGE.-Letters addressed TO me
following persons are detained in the philadelphia
post office: Miss Mary Given wilmington VI.
MiddletoWn
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LOCAL NEWS.

VINO CAN TELL?-A lady subscriber Wishes to
know how to make Tomato Vinegar. VIII any
body tell, who knows?
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worth Co., has put large forc at work upon
this boat,-one Of the OF the old government 'dou-
BILE enders, and she is 10 be thoroughly no,
constructed. She will have new additional
deck and changed In many important respects.
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APPLrs.-Sume of the farmers that have been
shipping this fruit to New York have informed
us that they pay far better than peaches. One
gentleman showed us his returns, and his apples
brought from S1.25 10 S1.75 per basket while we
believe The best peaches only brought from 10 TO
IS cents during the week and great many not
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CrsTREvnLr, DrL., Jan. 2s 1869.
Mr.. Robert Atkinsun-Dcar Sir: The Plastic Slate
Roof which you put gu for mt in June 1866 answers
every purpose Tor which roof il intended. 1t has
heither run nor cracked il perfectly sound and hard
as slate ITSELF and think frm all appearances ii will
last ~ losg as new building feel confident OF liz
success as roofing material when properly made
and applied. Yours, Respectfully,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

TIDE WATER CANAL.-The Hayre Republican
reports the following arrivals at Hayre de Grace
for the week ending Aug. 9Th. For Philadelphia
SO boats, loaded with lumber, grain, &c. Fol
Baltimore Sc boats loaded with lumber, coal, re.
Hayre de Grace 90 boats, with coal-total 141
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DODD'S
NEkVINE
DID 1T.

Ngw LoNDos, Coss April 10Th, 1869.
Remembered Fritnd--I thought II Well To wait an
other week before writing, To see If ] continued TO
improve, AZ have been doing for some time under
the treatment of the new medicine, and ! am happy
TO tell yun that am getting beter-even faster than
when you here. ! commenced the use of
DODD's NkRvINE without anybody advising me to
do il. When began with Il could only walk from
my bed to the chair. Mytrouble has been extreme
pain In the head and has lasted three Yeas.
All the edclnes have heretofore taken has failed
10 give any relief am now able to 90 ~ and wn
stars, aud daily improving. | consider the NER-
VINE The best medicine ever found, and shall con-
tlnue - use, Tor am confident Of entire recovery.
have taken only three bottles, and would not be
without 1t on any account.
iylb4w Very truly MRs. l. g. MUTE.
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DELAWARE CoNFEREScE.-Amongt the appoint
ments made by the Delaware Conference, lcold)
recently held in Milford were the following -
Odessa District Harris Smith. Presiding Elder
Odessa, VIM. Broughton Middetown, to be
supplied by Samuel Dale; Smyrna, Simon Tay.
Cox; Harmony, j. w. Saunders Millington, j
H. Holland Kent, John Manluf, Centrevllle
Isaiah Boughton: Kent Island, w. B. Green
Hisborough, Asbury Grinnage; Friendship, Phil
ip Kennedy Greensborough, David Eaves Den
ton, Benjamin Gibbs.
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This Is to certify that had Plastic Slate Roof put
on my dwelling over two years ago II has given
entire satisfaction. considerit by far the cheapest
and beet Roofing in use II improves by age--neilher
cold or heat affecting it, Mine is now one seamless
sheet of slate over the whole roof
RICHARD H. JONES OF Shiuley ct
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TF5E DELAWARE TRIBUNE wILMINGTOr1, DEL.

- oENTREvILLE Z
nv II S H II 1 f y
KENNEL TURNPIKE,
FOUR NILES FROM WILlfiNGTON
PEACH TREES
100000 Peach Trees including all the lending Va
warranted pure
APPLE TREES.
$4,000 Apple Trees, of the leading varieties.
= PEAR TREES.
90. 900 Pear Trees standard and dwarf, embracing
an extensive catalogue.
MISCELLANEOUS TREES.
Cherries, Aprico's. Nectarincs, plums. ounces,
Shade Ornamental and Evergreen In any quantities
desired.
STRAWBERRIES.
100000 Strawberry plants embracing all the lead
ig varieties most favorably known
MISCELLANEOUS
Raspburrcs, Blackberries, Currants and Coos Der
ries, Shrubbcry in variety &c
Particular attention being paid to the cultivation
Of small fruits enabled to guarantee all plant
pure, and invite our customers ut any time, to cal
and inspect our nurseries and satisfy themselves ina
we know our business.
| For descriptive catalogue address inclosing +.
| stamp.
WIN. NJ. PETERS,
Ceutrevc, New Castle Comfy, DEL
Or 10 Jesse II. Covington, Agent, Princess ANNE
| Md scplT-1yw-tp
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fully concur In the above statement; se much so
that | have had the roofs of new houses covered
with it, and lind perfect satisfaction in them.
JAS. NJ. JONES, 21s Market ST.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Being Fire, Water aud Steam Proof-Light and
Durable, and equally adapted 20 any form Of roof,
srep or fat,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

A PAIR OF 0XES TAKE BATH.-tlnite an anti
sing scene occurred at Edgemoor II few days
since. The water for mixing the mortar used in
building, is drawn from the Delaware liver in OK
carts, containing several hOgsheads, which are
driven out into the river until the water reaches
the body OF the cart when the driver fills them.
The day was very warm the flies were trouble
some aud when the oxen were driven in the river
they started for the Jersey shore regardless OF the
cries Of "whea!" from the driver. They kept
on until The hogsheads hoated oil, and the driver
and theheads OF the oxen could he seen just above
the water, After going some distance They con
cuded to return, and in n short time the team
was driven up on the beach with the driver wei
through, and his hat and hogsheads gone. lii
said he had Just concluded to abandon the shil
and swim back when the oxen headed for shore
-GGseHe.
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WII.MlNUTONt DE-, Ft1. 5, Isby
take great pleasure in recommending Plastic
Slate Ro9iilug 10 any who may want IRE and water
proof roof. had my store and dwelling covered
with 1t, on the top Of al old shingle roof nearly two
years ago. The roof IL now one entire sheet Of slate
giving complete satisfaction, and u all Appearances
very durable LEVI WOODROW.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

BRlLLIASr METEOR, Last Friday night. at
i1.2l, while we were observing the planet Iupi-
ter, large green meteor proceeded from the
neighoorhood Of the constellation Pegasus pur-
suing q serpeniine course towards the eastern
horizon. Such was the hrilliapcy Of the meteor,
that it eciipsed the light Of Jupiter and Of the
fixed stars casting upon the roof Tor three-fourhs
OF second, distinct shadow of pair Of spec
tacles which had stopped to pick up. sup
posed, al FIRST that ms companion had struck d
match to aid me 10 my search, but. quickly look
ing up, saw the emerald train left by the swiftly
flying globe Of light. some twenty mcteors u
greater or less brightness were oIl,eryed between
1880 and ~ o'clock, mostly in the southeastern
sky; and since the 10th instant have observed
nearly hundred. 1t will be remembered that al
this period the earth is passing through the nnel
edge of an orhu ring Of meteuric bodies lii
other mode occurring in February. K g.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19

DELAWARE WHITE LEAD WORKS.
JANNEY, REAKIRT & CO.,
WILMINGTON, DrL.
Manufacturers II Pure Dry White Lead and White Lead
and Zinc 6rsu,ld IN OIL
All the different brands for sale by the principal
Paint aud Hardware Storcs throughout the State.
my2O 1mdcodSmw
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A GREAT LEAP.-Peter A. Chandler Of Cen
trevie, accompanied by William Noblttt was
about passing over Smiths Bridge, on the Bran
DIVINE, one day last week, when the mare took
fright and eapcd with such force against the side
OF the bridge that the weather boarding gave
way and she was precipitated into the water be-
standing on the bridge Fortunately She escaped
with a few slight injuries, and Mr.. Chandler
fixed up the harness which was somewhat broken,
Put her to the carriage again and returned home,
the fright having entirely untitled him To attend
the festival for the benefit OF the Brandywi1e
Baptist Church at Chadd's Ford to which he had
designed going. The escape without greater ill.,
jury to the mare and carriage was truly sur
lrisinp - RfDuJLcqn
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New advertisements.

We clip the following from the Providence Adrer-
tiser
AT this season OF the year, when cholera, cholera
morbus, dysentery, and other kindred complaints
are sure to prevail everybody shonld be literally
supplied with Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.
Persons leaving home, whether it be Tor days tx
cursion trip to Europe, should be in condition
TO place their hands on it at a moments warning.
Many diseases incident TO the summer MONTHS which
will prove fatal if not Immediately checked, can be
promptly cured by one or two doses of the Pain Kill
Ter. On more than one occasion have we been re-
licved of intense suffering by the timely Of the
above named preparation. Sold by all druggists,
grocers, and medicine dealers
lO0 PER DAY-Agents wanted everywhere
| er ZOSample for two stamps address
| jyl54w BATES, HAISEs & Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
| Cancers, Tumors, Ulcers.
| IORoE. KLINE, Of the Philadelphia University, is
| Il making astonishing cures of Cancer and all tu-
] mOrs by new process A Chemical Cancer Anti
doe, that the largest ~f and tumors,
without pain the of the Knife without caustic,
eating or burning medicines. and without the loss of
| drop Of blood. For particulars call address T..
II. KLINE, NJ d., No. 9Sl Arch Street, Philadelphia
| Pa. jyl5.iw
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DELAWARE CousIY RFpuBLIcAS NoMiSA-
rIoSs-The Republican County Convention Of
Delaware county, Pa met on Thursday 18th INST,
and nominated the following for county officers.
Senate-H. Jones Brooke, Media.
Assembly-T. V. Cooper, Media.
SheriiI-Eyan E. Barileson, Upper Darby
Commissioner William Russell, Media.
Treasurer-John ]. Hopes, Middletown.
District Attorney-Geo Z. Darlington, Media
Director OF the Poor-Joseph Powell, Ippe
Darby
Auditor-Eii Lewis Newtown.
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COMMERCIAL OFFICE, Feb. II, 1860.
Mr.. Robert Atkinson; We are much pleased with
the Plastic Slate Roof You put ON our engine house
two years ago. The roof being within IS inches of
steam boiler, and consequently subject to sudden
and extreme changes of temperature has been well
tested, think, and has stood the test perfectly 1t
now appears without flaw and apparently better
than when put on. very haspectinlly.
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Or to Jesse II. covlngton, Agent, Princess Anne,
Md. scplT-lyw-tp
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A coating of Plastic Slate is a sure remedy for
leaky shingles and metal roofs also preventive Of
damp walls. Metal roofs painted with the hest ma
tnIinl Enthusiastically used by tine X. IL. Cn'h
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Cherries, Aprico's. Nectarincs, plums Ounce
Shade, Ornamental and Evergreen in any qnantiti
desired.
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Alexandria and Vicinity

Alexandria and Vicinity.
The Gazette Of last evening has the following
A, l.. 4 H r. R.-Chief Engineer Blythe
ana Assistants Marbury and Bruce have ius,
returned from preliminary inspection of the
Ioute OF the proposed extension of the Alexan-
aiia, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad to the
0nlo river. They started, horseback, from
winchester four weeks ago, and struck the
Ohio AT TWO points-the mot N of Big Mill
CreeR, ana the mouth Of the Great Kanawha,
foint Pleasant and report meeting with NO
oosuucuons tina cannot be readily overcome.
R0BBKRY.-The counting house OF J. H ID,
Smoof, on Union street, was burglariousIy en-.
Tered, during the interval between SATURDAY.
evening and Monday mornir z, through the
rear wIndow, and robbed Of a spy-glass and
all the postage and revenue stamps the drawers
contained. All the desks were forced Oman
and their contents scattered abont in every
direction. '
BADLY HURT.-Mr. James Higgins, while
engaged, on Saturday evening last, in painting
the cornice OF ST. Mary's Hail. was badly hurt
oy the slipping of the sliding ladder upon
which ne was standing. His legs were eaugh,
between two rounds and severely mashed.
CAMP MEKTTNG.-A camp meeting, under the
anspices OF the NJ. E. Church South, will COM
meLce near Hillsboro, IN Loudoun county, ON
fIioay next. The ground is about six miles
from Hamilton Station.
CRYING THE HoURs,-For the last thrs
Jour nights the watchmen, in obedience
SUI ucuone. nave been calling the hoursr
and II O'Clock. =,
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In 6esrxesswu.


Poef No. N, GRAND ARMY or THE RKrus
dc, wes organized last evening, in Potomac
Division hall, by the election OF the foliowin &
omcen;-Com mander, VIM Mcdonald; = v.
Oommanoer, VIM. o. Drew; j. v. Commander
q. b. French: AdIutaIt. r. Emmett smith;
Suartermaster, Albert Mott; Surgeon, John T.
Rodgers; Chaplain, VIM. Williams; Sergeant
Mslor, Lewis Hauf O.. NJ. Sergeant, X r..
Hughieti; onicer OF the Day, John Lee; o. g.,
l.. Il. Swami.
POLICE Nswe,-The record a. the police
station this morning was q lively one as far a.
the nomoer OF the patrons OF mat insntntiou
are concerned. Most Of the cases, however,
were Of petty nature, invol wing o eaiu 70 the
Evaporation OF q few dollars Ia the shape OF
inner, but the whole list OF offenders twenty
tnree IN numeerl hardly combined to furnish
An Interesting item.
tn GRAIN MARKET is dull for want Of re-
ceipts- &t 10 reported that two Of the lock gates
are out or there is loaded boat sunk in Seven
Mile Locke, which detains the grain boats on
their way down.
kIvnR FRoHT. - Entered-John Gibson.
winters, New York, with merchandise for
District merchants.
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Kf Thos. BOWLING. Aucfionesr; Georgetown
1Ry .SI e. s al, or a DESIRABLE RESI-.
TSMN GPPOsIrB TIE OLD BANK OF

II BY virtue Of deed OF TRUST, dated the 18th
E. November, 1851, recorded in Liber = O = .
Sno: %, e folio sS6, OF the land Record of
1afues concerned: the subscrtbers Will ssii ct
public auction, TO the ighest bidder on the prem
the 2eth day Of August next. st O'Clock > m !.
All tnet land lying and being in Geereet Dwu
aforesaid " hich 10 included within the foiiovir
aetSs and bounds, to wit: BeaiRsine for the same
q the end Of . line drawn easterly on the north
sice OF Prcspect street from the southwest corner
the Of the east aide Of street
ano the north eide Of Prospect street two hu adrec
feet ara nye inches and At the west side Of bIick
plliar In . wall where the said line tsrminstes
end rnnning thence Sasterly sixty feet with the
r;h line OF kfosDses street then north and At
thirty eight feet and six inches more or less 90
zen itet vide Alley; then vest With the south line
OF SAID alley and parallel with said Prospec ct street
Sky ieet and then In straight live to said Pros.
peer etreet, st the place OF beetnninC,n iOproyed
BY very desirable Cottage Dwelling and large
The debt = be paid by this sale 10 stated 70 be
y 90, WITH interest from ove0ber I, 1858
he terms OF sole are: Ore third eseh, (sf which
jug lust be Deid at the time and place Of sale:l
and the residue IN twelve ana eighteen months,
WITH interest from the day q sale. for which the
OF trust on the premises sold II the terme of sae
are not eomplied with within Ave DAYS m m the
day Of sale, the Trustees reserve the rieht 70 re-
sell the property TO the highest bidder for casa on
ten dsys public nc sce, # the rak and cost Of the
at the cost Of the purchaser.
4. fcnGEMuNrs Trustees.
TH0S D9wLlNG, uctiopeer
Y.:s-Ih ,lavtAui3&dst taeors eto.n Courier
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BASE BALL-Eafiosals rs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Victcrious-The Nstiouars grounds were
crowded with spectators yesterday afternoon,
II being the oc casion Of q match game bet ween
the Nationals Of tbrs city and the Mutuals Of
New York In view Of the fame which has
preceded the MutuAls, ard the one.hcrse man
ner in which the Nationals have been play
thought 10 be fors gone conclusion, bat the
rec uit shows the gloff0as uncertainty Of base
ball. 1t was q very close game, and Avery
short one, the Nationals play ing betier game
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TIE esl Or tne.shiD heretofore existing between
the sLdef.ieEed. under the arm Isme 81 DROP.
LEY AnetkOD. 10 this day dissolved b. mutual
s"Isest, J he mes l. Cropley retiring Wiifre q
to and By the brm TBOs. CROPLEY.
WILeRRD McLEOo'
The undsrsisned. thankful for the patronsee
heretofore extenied to the late 6rm OF CrorIey
mrLeod, beRs lesva 10 a. nouhce that he viii con
iinre the Drue Business 1t the old stand cor oer
dieh and Fridge eueets, and solicits coutinu-
ance OF the patti onsge SO literally exte 1ied 10
is.e NJ n WILfREO McLUOD.
Aueust 20 Icy. anu 81
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS
Jet Jewelry,

Received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. S36 PennsylvaniA avenue,
between * and 9th streets.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1865.
Mr.. c. Coulter, Washington, d. c.:
D1AR SIR:-During the war was In the
Government employ, running from Washing.
ton to different points on the James river, when
1 contracted fever and ague, or. as the doctor
then termed it, the river fever, which reduced
me at least sixty pounds. Various and many
were the remedies tried, but without success,
until I got your Native Wine Bitters. After
using them for six weeks found myself rad
ically cured, and an increase OF flesh TO al.
most my usual weight. I trust the above may
be given publicity tor the benefit of suffering
humanity. JAMES M. Z. LAPLRY.
Fer sale by all druggists and grocers at 81
per bottle.
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LOCAL N E w s.

Amusements, Excursions, Pic.Nics, &c.
EXCURSION TO Norfolk and return ON ths
stssnsr Coit on Mondays and Thursdays.
SINI-WKxKIY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon
on the steamer Arrow, on Tuesday and Thur.
day
OxSIBusBs for hire to picnic parties At
Mailer i Bros stables.
MARKRITER's Arr GALLEY, 4S6 TIN street
SMITH & STRoSG's ART GALLEY, 2s5 E
eueet.
AEALosTAN lsLAND.-Pic.nico of the Urban
Sfy ASSOCIATION to-morrow evening.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATB.-Green& William q.
auc tioneers, have sold part lot 2 in square 23s
fronting OF north street, between 18Th and
cash. ,'~-
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RANGE OF THRRMoNHTIR at Franklin &
CO.'S, opticians. No. pa Pennsylvania ave.
nue., to-day, in the shade 80 a. m, ~: 10 a. m,
~; ii Q. m, e3; II M, 81; p. m, s3 d. M, s.