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New BUu.DIS1s.--H. +. Dure is building three
three-story brick dwelling houses on Eleventh
street between Orange and Tatnall, and two
three story brick dwellings on Twelfth street
between Tatnall and West streets. Mr.. Dure is
building them for SALE
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NOR SALE.-A steam engine and mill machinery.
Engine II ill., cylinder, 80 in. stroke, fly wheel ID
feet diameter. Husk and pit gearing complete for
two run of burs, well built and In good Order-prtce
very moderate. Also, a ~ in. improved Jonville
Turbine Water Wheel as good as new with shaft,
puies, etc., and one pair Of feet hnrs. For sale
only for want of use. For further particulars, apply
to JOSEPH TATNALL,
ap14,u Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
f ~ y ] I; ! /; !; Is 1 /; ].

HOFF's MALT EXTRACT is not only renowned
In of Hoarseness, Coughs Dyspepsia etc., and
on account of Its non-exciting properties as bey-
erage which be used at all times by every one,
but is douby so in cases of Tubercuar Consumption.
The official reports of many of the military hospi-
tails of Europe state that: sit puts stop To the In
road Of this powerful enemy, and renders the pro-
grtss of the maady impossible. IL Is a direct an
tagunist to tubercular, morbid constitution by pre-
venting the settling and liking of the albuminUus
matter; moreover IL powerfully eXcites the activity
of the lungs and increases the circulation OF the
blood"
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GRoCERs.
TARRANT g. CO., s,s Greenwich ST., N, ",
SOLE sqHgTs yos rHE UNITED STATES Ero J
spgs,sntakyir H..
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ALSO, SALE OF WIDOWS DOVER.

Also will he exposed to sale, at public auction at
the same time and place, the remainder Of the farm
of the late Purne Jefferson, deceased, of which the
above described tract OF land is a portion, bounded
by the said above described tract of land, by lands
late of Samuel Higgins, deceased ana by the public
containing thirtytwo and threeqarter of land
less, 1t being that third of the said farm
heretofore assigned by the Orphans Court Of New
Castle county to Margaret Jefferson, as and for her
dover, widow of Purnel Jefferson, deceasc'land now
offered for sale by her and the heirs Of Prne JEFF
ferson, along with the residue ~ he sold By order of
the Orphans Court.
The improvements consist of line Dwelling
House and Barns. The farm is under frst-rate
fencing, and Is one Of the most productive in the
county.
Terms of sale easy, AMI will be made known Mt the
sale by
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
Attorney for the Widow and Heirs of Purncl JcTer-
son. deceased.
L. w. sTIDHAM Il son, Auctioneers. jyl4,tsw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The MONUMENT ASSOCIATION. meeting of
the Monument Association on Friday evening,
the contract with Mr.. LOWE, of Philadelphia to
cast the bronze eagle for the top of the mon,i-
ment was accepted. The eagle is to be finished
in about two months. Several committees were
appointed, on estimates for stone for base by
laws, etc. The following persons were elected
members Of the Association: VIM. Y Swiggett
of Wilmington, Edward N. Willard, of Washing
ton, ID. O.
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aslarriaars.

PENNELl-T the residence of Mr.
Davis Mesmer, by Rev. II. l.. Hood, William L,
Pennell TO Sadie A. Taggart.
DuBELL-BRATTON.-ln this city, August 1st
1870, by Rev. J. +. Clymer, Chas. L. Dubell for
merry of Burlington. N. j. to Retta Bratton
Youngest daughter of James Bratton, ESQ.,, Of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

fT-A Brilliant Disc0perH -Every man and woman
in the land, whose locks have been touched with
silver by time, or prematurely whtened, has reason
to rejoice that Phalons Ntaa or salvation for the
Hair, " numbered among the wonder-w0rking pro-
ducts pf this age of discovery II II clear aud free
from sedment, while the shadssof color II imparts
arc mae natural than those PRODUCED by any other
AFsnk't =, =
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EGIsTER's OFFICE,

Id EGISTER'S OFFICE,
III NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July 26th, 1870
Upon the application of George ". Bush, Exc
cutor of Jane j. Danforth, late of New Castle Hun
bred In said County, deceased; II Is ordered and d.
rected by the Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice of the granting of Letters Testamentary
upon the Estate Of the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements to he
posted within forty days from the date Of such Let
tcrs, in six of the most pubic places of the ouniy
Of New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same or abide by
an Act of Assembly in such case made and provided,
s\nd also cause the same to be Inserted within
the same period in the DELAWARE TRIBUNE news
paper published in wilmington, and to be continued
therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal of 0fllce Of
H. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. Is. GIBBS Register.
NOTlCE.-An persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
nttested to the Executor or before July 26h ISL
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such made AMI
provided. GEORGE W. BUSH, Executor.
Address: Wilmington, Del Jy2s,2mw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

YTNIIE GREAT HAIR DRESSING, DIR. SIMMS
Il VEGETINA.-As Hair Dressing 1t is absolute
perfection. Clear, clean and elegantly perfumed
Soils nothing. Highly endorsed by many ladies' and
pared and sold by DR. j. II. S1MMS,
augS,6t, d&w,p I0I Market street
nR. STMMs' CELEBRATED CHOLERA SYRUP.
~ The great and certain cure for Darrh9a,
Cramps, Collie, Cholera Morbus, Pains In the Stom-
ach and Bowels, Teething, and the Summer diseases
of infants and children. Don't suffer hut use this
sure remedy. Price 80 cents bottle. Prepared and
sold by DIR. j. ii. SIMMS, Sole Proprietor,
ugs,6t,d&w,p 70I Market street.
/" w. BAILEY,
L. NO. 622 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Is daily receiving new designs in Diamond %
Work, Fine Gold Jewelry and Silver Ware; IsEA
also, American and Foreign Watches, and lENJ.
has made great reduction In his prices. 6G:z&
~ B.-Watches and Jcwery Repaired by skillful
workmen. jyl6,2mfpd&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The LEwEs SrEAMER.-The Milford Friend
complains of some of its State contemporaries, as
endeavoring to weaken confidence in the Lewes
and New York line of steamers. 1t says the first
steamer which was said to be too slow, and I'M
suited to the business, was put on merely till the
one now running, the Granite State could take
her place. The latter makes the trip to New
York in ten and a half hours, and shipments by
il are said to be safe, prompt, and guaranteed
from loss by carelessness or neglect
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The Ledger says that they who regard
France as already beaten, have not look.d fully
over the field.n
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CAMDEN, DEL, June 10, 1869.

NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSllIP.-A co-partner-
shin has this day been formed between lemnel
Wheat and Joseph jenkins, under the irn name OF
Wheat Jenkins, for the purpose OF engaging IN tue
manufacture of Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c.,at Camden,
Delaware 1T the factory occupied by the late lrn oi
Wheat N bennett. LEMu Ell WHEAT
JOSEPH JENKINS.
CAMDEN DEL, Dec. 10, 1863. je23, ltdSw,u
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

IsSoLTTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE. = The
l partnership heretofore existing between Lemuel
Wheat and +. Oscar Bennett, under the iirm name Of
Wheat Il Bennett Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All monies due the said trin are To be paid
to the said Lenluel Wheat, and all demands against
the same presented to him for PAYNE
LEMuEL WHEAT,
+. q. BENNETT.
C.NDES DEL June 12 1862
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
ELASTIC SLATE ROOFING.

This is light, smooth water and fire proof roof,
equally applicable and good, steep or HAT. No rum
ming In hot Notwithstanding conductors anil smear
ing walls. Leaky shlngle and metal roofs made
can he cleaned of and made good new by the coat
Of Plastic. The following parties who have used 1t
have given me the privilege of using their names as
references.
Il. G. stotsenburg a Son, Il. l. du Pont, de Ne
mours n Co., Pussy, Jones u Co.. II. l.. Tatnall Il
Co., Bauduy Simmons Co., Morris Dickinson, Jell-
kins Il Atkinson, Norris Weldie Murphy " Cowper-
thwait Chas. +. Thomas, Richard X Jones, Caleb
Miller, Hett Hutton, Levi Woodrow, and John q.
Yates OF Wilmington, Del; Shaw Il Knowles, of
New Castle; Alexander ii. Dixon, Centreville, Del.
Experienced hands employed and satisfaction guar
anteed. Office with Good lianna) $. W. cor. 9Th
and Market streets.
marlO.tfW ROBERT ATKINSON,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

IN THE DISTRICT COrRT or TIE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT Of DELAWARE
In the matter pf
Edward \. Stroud, In Bankruptcy
a Bankrupt,
At Wilmington. in said District, on the fifteenth
day OF July, A. ID. 1871.
District OF Delaware ss
This is to give notice that petition has been filed
In said Court by Edward 4. Stroud, of Wilmington
In said District, duly declared Bankrupt under the
act OF Congress OF March 81 1861, for Il discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provahe under the said act and that the
18th day of September, A. d. 1870, at 10 oclnck A.
NJ. Is assigned for the hearing of the same, at VIII
mngton Aforesaid. and that all the creditors Of the
said Edward T. Stroud, VINO have proved their debt
and all other persons in interest," may appear AT the
said time and place and show cause If any they have
why the prayer of said petition should not he granted
CfIAS. q. RUMFORD,
Clerk U. S. District Court for the District Of Della
ware. y2l,Stw
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY Aug. 10.-Butter 50@55, some
selling as low az As late in the morning. eggs
2S@32c, corn 10012c doz., tomatoes 1O012c
half peck black beans 7@5c at, whortleberries
lOc a at, egg plants Bose each. Beef, best
steaks and roast 25@30c ID, stewing pieces loo
zoe, soup meat 12CDlGc, corned beef 12@2Oc,
veal outlets 25c, roast zoe, other veal 12@2Oc,
mutton 156DoO -'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

YUyHE MAGIC WASHER after a thorough trial is
i universally acknowledged s'ther washer of the
age, Sold by j. A. ROBINSON a CO.,
myIif Second and Market SITS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

The TRiBuNg is nop directed By machinery By sys-
tenn bch indicates to each subscriber Tie time TO iphich
his subscription is paid. Persons haring matted
moat UW please note the tooieing ,eeet whether the
idf on he address has been extended accordingly If
MT, the probability is that The money has failed 70
rcdch rs. This date he address signifies an ac-
koTictyement ron, The publishers that The paper is
paid for 10 that time and is therefore, sufficient re-
capt for The subscription.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11

YIyREEMOuNT SEMINARY, Norristolc,y Pa, for
L Young Men and Boys. Classical Mathemati-
cal and Commercial lifting for college or business
Twenty-seventh year will commence Tuesday,
Sept. 9th. For circulars address
iy22 6wdSw JOHN W, LOCII, Principal
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

DIES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT TEE CENT
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE BONDs.-The ders.gned
offer for sale limited amount of the abOyc-U named
bonds. They receivable at par By the Company
in payment for any of its lands sold AZ scheduled
prices. The lands are pledged for the redemption Of
the bonds and consist of 10000 of choice loca
tions, situated mostly in the Des MoHcs Valley,
Iowa and are estimated to realize enough to nearly
or quite cancel the whole issue of bonds in addition
TO the security of the road. Price, 90. For further
particulars, inquire Of
CLARK DODGE & CO.. u Wallet.
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WEDNESDAY. Jan. l9-P. ".

The gold market is decidedly dull Prices
hang between 1914 and 1919 Holders pay for carrying
gold and per cent currency, and the same rates ID
gold The last rate to day was per cent currency.
In the money market the supply is IN excess OF the
demand and the rate is from to per cent Al com
mercial paper IL sold at "a TO 10 per cent.
At the opening the Governments were firm but the
large offerings had tendency TO reduce prices The
amount advertised for S2CO0OOO and sG,OOO were
offered at prices varying from 1873 to 1l4l2 Gov
erunents closed firm, at p. at prices ranging from
III Tor lO-4Os TO lie for CO Of 1881.
one Of the best in the money market is the
demand for United States bonds FOR home investment
Too many Of our bonds cannot he held nj nome ao TINS
keeps the gold interest among people. There Is
no better security for money than the bonds OF the
United States OF this security there can be no question
They are good safe beyond all doubt and our Savings
Banks Trust Companies, and capitalists. are wise III
seeking Government bonds for investments.
For wO or three days the bOnd-hoders" have been
drawing their dividends from the old Bank for Savings
in Beeckerst This morning We saw In and out OF the
Bank some 500 or more men and women, ninetenhs Of
them women waiting for their money. or the invest.
meuts by the Bank one-third is Government gold
bearing bonds. The industrious men and women who
we're there and whose savings Of the Of labor had
been deposited the people who hold the bonds The
rich were not there, but the common people were
The operations in state bonds were IN Mssouris Nir-
einias Tennessees and North Carolina; Alabama g at
o. The prices Railroad stocks steady and with
but little change. varying from to per cent from the
quotations Of yesterday. In the Long Room, New1ork
Central and Hudson Consolidated, 49, dGti New'1Ork
Central and Hudson Certificates, sss assi Lake Shore
s3as3 Wabash, 55l a56; Northwestern "a ai2 North
Western Pre- erred 81 2s7l; Rock Island, lO7SalOs; Mil
yankee and ST. PAM, 743a7H; Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Preferred, SLASH; Pacific Mail, i2dl2s
The following are the prices Of Government coupon
bonds in currency and In gold at lo4 o'clock.
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Dun, BARLOW & Co., ProprictorS.
335 Broadway, NcW-lork

CHOICE SECURTTIEs.-First and Second Mortgage
per cent Bonds of the great Air Line LallIOad Of
Virginia We offer for sale
First Mortgage South Side Railroad per cent
Bonds at ~. Mortgage less than 5000 per mile. In
terest coupons payable January and july I'm New
York Whole amount of issue, 100000. Net income
of the road. $4,000 per month.
Second Mortgage Norfolk aud Petersburg Railroad
per cent Bonds at -. Aggregate of inst aud second
mortgages $1,000 per mile. Interest coupons paya-
BILE January and July i'm Ncw-lork Amount of au-
nual interest, $4,000 Net income of the road $1,000
per month.
These roads with the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road, form the AIR Line Railroad from NoItak Va.
to Bristol, Tenn. distance of +O5 miles, consolidated
under the management of Gen. VIM. Malone. and
running in connection with the Old Dominion Line
of steamers from this city To Norfolk.
LANCASTER, Brown n Co., % Nassau ST.
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POLITICAL ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELEY.
us and TT Markets.. Philadelphia.
and 40 Broome-st.. New York CITY

HORACE GREELEY.
designed eucsie the Science Of POLITICAL ECoNo
MY while serving explain and defend the Policy Of PBOTECONTo
HOME INDUSTRY. system Of National Cooperation the Eleva
Of Labor By HORACE GREELEY bve just been issued in neat
1uo volume a4 This work the Wsnfou papers
Political Economy published weekly The TRIBUNE last Summer
and with additions and cancellations suggested by
the author revising them for this issue, and most copous aud
thorough Ausca Index Il dedicated to the Memory Of Henry Clay
aud intended fairly caudl the assumptions and
the champion, Free Trade their latest and most specoas
ssgects.
Tie this work the merit OF graphing with the Pree
Traders their ground and meeting their points they have
chosen present Others viii how far he has suceeied he
rrsby insist that he has evajei the positions which
they choose e rest their
This no, large book It aspire to embody all
with regard subject Though exclusively
argument regards the maintenance
and symmetrical Development Of Home Industry By all
uue this enc Of the Duties levied Imports the cornerstone
oftt sceu,etl central anu yr- Economic 6rnauen
subject have doubtless been written the aim Of Ills
has great truths, aud commend Item by
peeat facts and multiplicity Of homey Illustrations TO tie general
CONTENTS:
I.LABOR-PRoDUCrIoy.
II. .CONMERCE-EXCHANGE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROP.
ERTY.
Iv..MoNEY-THE BALANCE or TRADE
v..PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
vI.SLAvIal-HlRED LABOR-PROPORTGON-CO-oP
TON
.N0NO?oLY-THE LAW or PBICES-EFFECT OF DUTIES
on COST
ynI.AGRICyLTURE As AFFECTED BY PROTECTON-vIEwS
or THE FATHERS
IX.THE STATE-ITS LEGITIMATE SPHFRE-POwERS AND
DCTES-FREE TRADE AHIoMs CONSIDERED.
E..PROTECUOS FOR AGRICULTURE
XI.NANUFACTURES AND THElg NEEDS
XIl.THE IABOEING CLASs-ITS RIGHTS, INTERESTS,
DUTIES, AND NEEDS
. EIII.TuE INTEREST OF COSSUMERS-IRON
XIv..PUOTECTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
d ISTEHEgTS-TIIE
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0ttl2 Sttamrrs.

LOR ST THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED sTATBS Ui BRAZIL NAH STEAMSHIP cohP4SI
RsGua NAi Me 2si Of mOatl:
NERRIAACK. CAPT. HIAK, Jsnuarv -
SOUTH AMERICA, Oapt K. l.. TisELEPareE February u
NORTH AMERICA. Can't o. d. SLoCvE, March, ~.
schedule and ss ~ 81 Thomas
Babi AMI Ro De Jauso and ssTang FOR
.uRGg.msuts Of fcgJt or passage sppB 10
WM. GIRRIsOs. Agent No Bo-hus gr'sn sev.fers
TNROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
1 sAVANSAH-TRI-WEE KLY LINE.
t. follow ng steamers will leave CHARLESTON for FLORIDA VIA
SAVANNAH Of the New
ships and The North Eastern railroad Train: .......
PlLOr BOY, Qulspd ROutr) every SUNDAY MORNING, al :
o'clock.
DICTATOR every TUESDAY EVENING. AZ Q O'Clock
CITY POINT FRIDAY EVENING. Al O'Clock
Through had Of all Charleston aud Savannah s'ni
lire Alene.es 10 newborn -
J. D. AIKEN i Co.
a h.rissoa.
J.. J. GUILMAkIIS Il 60.
AesaH d Savguush.
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THE MARKETS.
Icnssuy reported for TaS TRlBrS..I

lCarefuly reported for THE TRBuSEl
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 70 1870
ASHES stead, and moderately active OF
and ~ 25a 50 ~ for Pearls
COTTON fairly active without important change "a
values though the the hgu
Of bales 79 last EVENING" u Which
7O3 29J and So
future delivery. the market tribe heavy With
2Ii leo February l. - lj6; TO f-brusrV,
"a l3l6e zoo February ,c an goo March, 25ic bass
Law We uo AL D loNs.
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2D EDITION READY.
The REFERENCE Book.
Issued by the
MERCANTILE AGENCY
CLARK, DODGE & CO.. y Wall-st

Second Edition. is now ready. includmgal the busi
changes from the lst to the 10th January 1870
This work contains the names, estimates of capital
and credit of 600 merchants bankers traders &C.
marked from detailed reports received at Ougohice
which subscribers to the book have the privilege Of
constantly consulting These reports are continu-
ously revised, and the only ones relied upon hy
the largest and most influential houses In each trade
We have pleasure in explaining at all times sys-
TEN and the facilities possess for aiding parties
to decide TO whom it is safe to sell and whom It is
wise to avoid
Dun, BARLOW & Co., Projectors
33J Broadway. Ncw-loIk
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, !
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