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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-14
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NIX wILMINGToy AND WESTERN RAILROAD
SUBSCRIPTIONS ALONG THE LINE NEARLY CON-
rLETED-Now FOR WILMINGTON.
The Directors OF the Wilmington aud Western
Railroad company held meeting 10 this city on
the 9Th lust, at which satisfactory reports were
received of the progress in securing subscrip-
lions to tho capital stock of the company along
The line Of the proposed road.
After the transaction of routine business the
following preamble aud resolution, OF interest to
lhc business men OF this city, were adopted -
, WHEREAS, IL appears, from The li.t reported
VA, day,th the subscription made to the capital
suck Of the Wilmington and Western Railroad
Company 'by parties on the line, and by those
,,n,'tr,slcd who may reside outside the city of
wilmington and It's immediate vicinity" are likely
70 be filled up to the requisite amount ut an carly
day; aud
WHEREAS, The commencement OF work upon
'ald railroad depends upon the making up OF the
unconditional subscription IL The entire amount
81 s25O, 900, therefore
Hesofsed. That the responsibility of early pro-
Vgtss On the road now rests upon the citizens
81 wilmington, and they are therefore. hereby,
WNittu TO give their energies 10 making up their
llola Of subscriptions ut the earliest practicable
moment.
THIS, we take II, is the preliminary to an active
,anvass OF this city Tor stock subscriptions ano
W trust that the t1f rt will meet with hearty
Vspohse from our business tnet and the pubic
.eneially, for no road could be built, which is
.eitaln To be of more immediate advantage to
,h's Guy than this one, which will run through
l'i richest portion Of THIS State and Chester
un'y, bringing to our doors trade that be-
pnged 70 us 10 the past, and which even the pre-
~. Railroad facilities for carrying il to Philade
Puli nave not been wholly able to divert from us
put beside the great immediate advantages Il
oilers, the Wilmington " Western Railroad pro-
r,, Is iuli OF splendid possibilities for the future
Is almost certain to give IL, in very few year:
alfect line OF railroad as far west US Gettysburg
~, with the further prospect Of indefinite extern
n1nwestward through country rich 10 agrcultu
" railroad facilities, and which has consequent,
"oi YET made any permanent trade connections
n ne enterprise is In good hands, Its Board o
nrsetors being composed Of our most publi
'lirll,t and energetic citizens, and with prope
support IRON the people OF This city will b
'pv,uliy pushed forward 10 completion.
The town f,onuoll ol'osf,rd sl,o,o5 last "a
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FiNANcEA. At.D COMMERCIAL


The County Treasurer Of New Castle county,
Mr. j. B. Clarkson, desires US to state that allow
ances made by the Levy Court, for the past year,
are payable only on and after the LIST Of May, and
that none will be paid previous to that date.
The annual report of the Diamond State Loan
Association shows receipts during the year end
Ing March 31st amounting to s19,342, with s26
still due, and 80 cents in the treasury at COM
mencing. The loans have amounted to $4,000,
expenses to s155.8S. The monthly payments of
the Association are s5 per share, so the amount
paid on each during the year lie $50, and the adj
vance on each has been &34 40. The total receipts
from all sources for three years together with
$25 duo and unpaid) are s55,043.7s, of which
s54 $50 has been loaned out to members, at an
average premium of 261s per cent. The whole
amount paid on each share $3.50, and the present
value of each Is s271971l.
The coupons of the first mortgage bonds of the
Wilmin gton and Reading Railroad Company, due
April LIST, will be paid on presentation at the
bankinI, house of William Painter Il Co., No. SO
South Third street, Philadelphia.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday.
,rho new Telegraph Company has Its wires up.
n,.. ,ybarves present On animated scene Just
A few flowers are in bloom In the Brandywino
woods. ,rr,
peach trees were in bloom around Milford q
week ago. ,u,,,,
Tho Avenue was crowded again yesterday win
pedcstrans
A train has been put on the new railroad norm
If Coatesville
rr,serica does tableaux on the evenings OF the
1ith md l0lh. a.. o
uorbeson Hickman has bought tho Ocean
House ut Lewes'
Already crowds of people begin to patronize
the steamboats,
Tho amateur "old Folks" concert In Dover
was great success.
snor,smep about Milford arc killing plenty OF
snite aud muskrnts.
.,snruaucc City" is very scraggy looking
lawn Of about half dozen houses.
Fishing for suckers is the iavorlte Sunday af-
.rnoon amusement ON the Brandywine.
Camden will have an amateur dramatic enter
ierlaininent ON the evenings OF The 14th and lotb
The II O'Clock train Oh Tue new railroad Is be-
coming The popular one WIN wilmington passeh-
GERS.
sicnor Blltz will exhibit on the 18th, in Dover,
for the benefit Of State Capital Lodge of GOOD
lemplArs.
saturday, May 21st, will be the Day of Judg-
mrnt on the claims OF rival aspirants Tor the
cherlilllty.
s,nyrna Is fairly torn up with improvements,
and Is rapidly adding to her already lurge number
j really handsome storea.
the wilmington g. Reading Railroad has Just
received new locomotive, No. g., IRON M.
Baird Il Company's Works.
Int Davis killed white swami ut Slaughter
Reach, near Milford, last week. IL measured
l,ct from tip TO tip and was u beautiful bid.
shifting engine No. 8 is now on duty on the
smyrua Branch road and gives better satisfaction
lhau auy other locomotive ever tried there.
large quantities of bloom iron are being re-
civ, ID al Bush's wharf Tor shipment over the
wilmington IL Reading Railroad.
Thu Wilmington ~ Reading Railroad has just
received II new Locomotive, z, making the
,ccond new one within II week.
Rev. ID. A. Harris of Brookaeld, Mass, will
preach at the Unitarian Church here for four
sundays, rmmenciDg next Sunday.
The collier the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Com
pany is building for The T. and X. Railroad 20.
viii ht ready to launch IN lew days.
The Presbyterian church at Dover has recti lived
a hell Weighing 996 pounds. The Episcopal aud
Baptist churches vi the town arc also trying to
gel bells.
The statement made some weeks ago that the
railroad fare from Oxford to West Chester had
been reduced is erroneous. The two companies
ronld not agree upon the proposed reduction.
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Marrtages.

COLE-SMITH.-Nsrch slst, 1870, by Rev. Alfred
eoOkman, Elias Cole, Jr OF Newark, Del to
Josephine Smith, Of Wilmington, Del.
PERRY -HuHN.-On Tuesday evening, the 18th
inst, at Nc. 1912 Washington street. BY the R.y
hos f. Pummer, John u. Perry and Annie Hahn
both Of this city.
BuRCH-TINGLE in Centreville, March %, by
hey. will am II. Tupbs James Burch, OF Worces-
ter county, Nd. to Mrs. Ann Tiuals, Of Sussex
county, Del.
L1TTLETON-FAREI.-On March 81, near Ore IN
View, BY Rev. Wi liam r. Tubbs, liam Litilston
to Julia e. Farel, both of sussex county, Del,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chester, Pa, on march
80. By Rev Geo. W. +. Graf, hdw. w. Jeneries 10
Mary e. Huston, both Of Wilmington, Del.
BETTS-BETHARD-On April 9Th, 1870 BY Rev.
DO epl Cook at the residence of the BRIDES father
Mr. John Bets and Miss Mary a. Bethard, bp'h u
Somerset county, Md
TAYL 'R-HEALD-Att the residence of the brid =
parents, on Wednesday.the 9Th instant by Friends
er.mony, Daniel w. Taylor aud Mary p. Hesld
both OF this city. No cards.
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p BLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale, on the pre- HEz19ff
from New Castle to Hare's Corner, withinsG
one mile of the former place, In New Castle ,uli-
dred, on TUESDAY, april 20 b, 1870, at II O'Clock
A. NJ 90 (sxty) head Of well selected dairy cows. az
good az any that has been fold in the ate; 80 Of
them will have calves by their eide day OF sae,
and the balance rpringing goods COWS with pigs,
one having ten and the other nine, from two to three
weeks old. very fine Delaware Whites; a lot Of
pick rk by the pound, 800 bushels of by the
bushel 10 tons Of good timothy kay, tons Of green
grass and white clover hay, Stems uf meddow hay.
(Ths hay can be bought AZ private SALE II not sold,
~ill he sDd on day OF SALE
CoNviTrors OF sALk-A credit of fonr months on
all sums over 500 will be given. with interest from
date, by purchaser giving bankabe not and sat-
isfaciory security; sixty days without interest, or
two per cent off Tor casD.
Dinner from 10 to II o'clock.
WILLIAM COOLEY.
L. W. sTIDHAM q SON. Auctioneers.
.pl42tw
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uui. L Er1ER BOX.


Mrsshs. EDIrsRs :-Among all the candidates
inr sheriff there Is none whc, seems to int, Is
more deserving Of the support OF working men
than Thomas Harvey. We nil know bo is a
working man, and hard working one at that.
He is fully competent to fill the duties Of the
,llice, aud has not, nor, so far as know, never
las had an ,flice. He has not 10 be sure, been
around much to solicit votes, bat that ought to
bl so much 10 bia favor. II we working men
ever expect 10 get nominated for any oilice, ihot
is the way we must expect 10 act We cant
spare the tlme or the money to go riding and
walking about to ask people TO vote for u.s. We
can only announce that we are candidates, and
then, iriift 10 the people TO nominate US, II they
soliciting business. 1, for one, intend 10 do what
eau toward it by voting for Tom Harvey.
A WohKING MAN.
WiIMiNGroN April 9th
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Deaths.

LAKE.--on the 4th instant, at Topsield. Mas.
Lizzie L. wife OF Charles II Lake. and daughter 81
Mrs Mary Bremen formerly of this city.
sELLERS.-on Saturday, the oh instant, George
w. Sellers.
JESTER.-At Fort Wayne, Ind. On the 9th inst.
u Frank Jester, formerly Of this city.
ZEBLhY lin this city, 1-t day evening" 9TH month.
10Th, 1870 May r., W fe OF Thomas W. zebley.
FoohD.-ln this city. on the 18th instant, William
Foord, in the 6sth year Of his age.
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upland 20.
Flour better demand.
Wheat red S1.30.
Rye 81 05
Corn unchanged.
Oats 81 g Ga cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA April 18th. -Beeves fair de-
mand extra Pennsylvania and Western steers
10 % 10l5 cents lair to good % 9JJ1 cents
common a. 71Sceuts per lb.
Sheep advanced "a GO 9l5 cents per H.
Hogs held Si2 30 q S1a, per cwt. for slop
fed, and $1375 q ga, for corn fed.
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BALTIMORE, April l2.-Cotton quiet and
steady at 23c. Flour active and higher in
low and medium grades; Howard STREET SUI
perfine. "a. s7a@5. I2s; do. extra, $5.37i@G;
do. family, $6.25@7; city mills supeIi fine,
4 S7t@5 so; do extra. S. $685. %; family
So 75@S.75; Western superiine, 81. 7i@5 /;
do. extra, So 25@5. G2a; do family, So rs
Wheat steady; Maryland, $i.35@l Az; Penn
sylvania, $l,2S@l.3l. Corn white firm at
$l.05@I.e6 yellow dull at $l.O3@l. 06.
Oats, Go@62c. Rye, $l.05, Mess Pork
firm at $zs@28.50. Bacon firm; rib sides,
l5ac; clear do, at lGacr shoulders, l3sc,
Hams, 10000. Lard frm at l6tc. Whisky
better feeling at $l.02@l.O3.
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PETERS q woOLLEY.

" The BIC, piu rec Suit for fraud in age s caus-
youig men not to marry In haste. Rire Is hut III
his bride 81. He swesrs that she made him believe
her fare, neck and kabds. Poor You b. he probably
found her bows weren't quite 20 eoft and pretty.
ought Hagan to be ind cled? We know Of msny
pearly and na'urai comp'eIisp, to which We don't
object We IKE II tty women, To Gpish tho picture,
thney thonld psv k2anT KathslFnI. ppop" ne hair,
l sa NM sslas s.,i ss @f fsf1 lassailMs
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tbs name Of the man arrested on Saturday,
aud lodged in Dover jill, on suspicion of murder
NJ his wife, Is Samuel voshel He is farmer
pld raid to be poor. but IL is alleged has heeD
known to abuse his wife Tor long time and to
nc guilty Of keeping women Of loose character
,hnut his hUu,e.
His vile was recently confined and shortly
afterwards died, her death at ilrst awakening no
'nSiicion Ut foul play. rumor that one of the
women about the house Ii I'd st ted that VOshel
med To Induce her 10 give his wife arsenic caused
inquiry INTO the manner vi her death, and tualy
led To the post mo,fem examination, which, by
enclosing lie fact that the woman had apparently
tp'n tavagely beaten, led to Vushells arrest On i
ttntpr Of murder.
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SALE OF THE GORDON PRopERTY.-Th public
sale If the square Of ground, commonly known
as me Gordon Lot" TOOK place on Saturday
were sold No. 1, on French street, corner oil
Fifth, to William Morrow,nt $5h.50 per foot; No
2, dI,ining. to H. F Pickles, ~ si5 90 per fool;
No. to same, at S35 90 per foot No. ~, on
SOL 20 per fool; M II: adjoining, to Jacnt
Rich ,rdsuu, ut S3i.00; No. 49, TO s. Sears, al
$50 90 per foot; No. II. on Walnut street, to A.
IraynUr, at S27.00 per foot The remainder Of
The lots were Withdrawn. and are held at private
sale.
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TnE ST.. MIcHAELs CoMET.-we are plsased
TO learn that Mcssrs. Killam & Harrison ha, o
determined TO re. establish their paper as soon
possible, aud hope to be able to make their q,
pearance In a few wetk-, In IN enlarged form unu
with new type. We understand tue paper v III
hereafter be called "The PhGnix"-a very appro
pirate name, indeed. We wish them abundant
succesS. -EanireriLka Eitizan
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PERsoNAL-A Washington telegram states
that about the first proximo the President will
noinir ate Hon. Gto 7. Fisher, OF Delaware, nov
Associate Justice on the Supreme Bench In the
District of Columbia, as District Attorney Tor
this District, vice General Darlington, whose
term expires on the 18th Of May. On his copfir-
nation the Judge will resign his judgeship
Edwin NJ. Stanton (son of the late Secretary Of
Wai) and Richard Harrington, Egg of Delaware
will be appointed as his assistonts."
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~ The place to go II you want boots and shoe
that will wear is Nicholson q Foulks, No. 100 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 meme
who wish to buy can fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children, it is Just the place 10 CO.
Remember the place. 10a West Second street. vii
minptnp.
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ApJUTANT GENERALs Report. = II. digger
Adjutant General oi Illinois, has sent Capt. Frank
Nolcn, for the use OF the Grand Army Of the Re
public, complete set of reports OF his office from
1861 TO 1866 Inclusive, consisting of eight hand
somely bound volumes containing the names,
residence, date OF enlistment, date of muster and
full military history of every officer an enlisted
man that entered the army from that State dur
ing the late war. The Grand Army is collecting
these reports from all States that have published
them, in order to protect themselves from impos
tpra
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READISG.- Rea1ng Times says business,
in that city. is looking up. There is renewed
animation In oil kinds OF trade and manufactures
The only drawback sthe miners strike in Schuyl.
kill county. which has temporarily inierfered
with coal transportation, but that is not likely to
last lOplr
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF MIR. ALLEE.-J. +. Alice,
Esq, of Dover, for maiy years Secretary and
Treasurer OF the Delaware Rni,road was suddenly
attacked by paralysis Tuesday, and at our lotest
advic,s, this morning, was lying in very Grill.
cal condition.
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1sTEnPERANcE 1t is reported that a lady has
recently died IN the Eastern part Of the city OF
delirum trt mems, and that day or Two ago
little girl about eight years ago came into
drinking house in the same part of the city al d
laid ON the counter a couple of ten cent tickets
said her mother wanted pint of The best whisky
to to do over Sunday. From this 1t appears that
iutemperunce is not confined to the male SEX
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FAors ron THE LADrEA-I have used my Wheeler d
Wilson Sewing Machine for more than ten years
steady, at dressmaking. from ten 10 fourteen hours
day. For the last nineteen months have used the
sane needle, and am still using it. Ny machine is in
as good working order to-day as when first got it
MARTHA cAyAr, New York
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THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE. WILMINGTON, DEL.


closed.
.Jarnes A. Curtis has been appointed railroad
station agent at MISSIONER In place of Joseph f.
Sudler, resigned.
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JFFICE:
Sol Market ST.,
Wilmington,
ap1s.of,tf,d&w DELAWARE
TTsIrED srAT1 ll!sTHssAL REV

USIrED STAT J. REV
ASSESSOR - DISTRICT OF DrLAwAR5)
-, e-IsoroN, April oh, 1870
Notice IL ~ given to all persons concerned
that ArrE i'll be received and determined by the
Assess IT 1--WE to any erroneous or Excessive va u.
atoms, assessments or enumerations, made by the
Assessor Assistant Assessors and returned In the
annual lists Of 1870, at the following times and
PLACES, viz:
WILMINGTON, at the assessors Office, Custom
House building, on Friday, April 18th, iroms A. M.
To 2. M.
AT DOVER, on Monday, April IS, at the office Of
j. a. Stevenson Esq Assistant ASSESS IT.
At GEORGE TOWN, "Wednesday. April goth.
At the same times and places the animal sts taken
and returned a. Aforesaid will be submitted TO the
that purpose.
~ All appeals must be made In writing. and
ehal specify the pa tlcular cause, matter or thing
respecting which a decision is requested and shall
planned O..
81 Ne appeal can be allowed to any party alter
having been duly assessed and the annual list
tanning the assessment transmitted to the tolector
OF the District. DANIEL WOODALL.
aI51bd&w Assessor.
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fD-A Most Striking Contrsst-The old hair dyes and
"colorers," &C, are ali more Or less suicky, muddy
and etid, aud the hue, thgy impart are not natural
Phalons Niisls, or salvation Tor the HAIR the hewy-
discovered Sgeht, Ii, on the oth>r hand, limpid,
transp nent fragrant, and effective, and has no tedi-
menL sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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NOR THE VEGETABLE AND FLOWER GAR
Il LEN.
Grass seeds, field seeds, evergreens, plants roeee,
dahlias, verbtnas gladiousg vines small fru ts
ssparapu roots, early potatoes, onion sets, books,
implements, &C.
Dreer's Garden Calendar for 1870 (secord edition.
containing full descriptive lists of the above Q4s
pages,) beautifully Illustrated with engraviugs and
two c0ored plales Of "New Cvleus," and "Ofna
mental Flower Bed" will be mailed on receipt Of
leu cents. Address HENRY A. DREhR,
mar3l 3mw ia Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa,
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Wanamaker d Brown have the largest clothing
house in America. Even New York with all her
immense establishments, cannot boast OF place like
Oak Hall -
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~ FOUT ..
Is selling the best BITUMINoUs CoALst
SO PER TON OF 224o LBS,
Delivered to any part of the city.
1THB GREATEST REDUCTION or THE
SEASON.
AT sol MARKET STREET,
WnMIsaros, Dill.
is Bone French Corsets. for 70 cents.
Diamond Corsets, 80 cents.
Hoop Skirts. the latest styles at astonishngly low
prices.
Tucked Skirts made Of willamsville Muslin LOO.
and all kinds OF Acknowledgement at very greatly
reduced prices.
pVnUpa a
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BRAxDYwrNE MILLS QUOTATIONS. By JAMES Z.
PRICE & Co.
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uAyH YOU sEEN OUR NUT CRACKERS and
afif FREY 7 ahay sfp q ssssE supssi9lg. aIaAl i
aifFAt1 N .''s'1sss-
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Net1j advertisements.

NOTICE stated Annual Meeting of the
~ Trustees OF The Poor OF New Castle County will
be held at The Almshouse, on Wednesday, the a7th
Instant at 10 O'Clock. A. M. Persons having claims
against the Board are requested to present the same
either to the Trustee 10 their own hundred, or TO
rs instant J.F. WILLIAMSON, Clerk.
April 14th, 1s7o-2tw,1td
NOR SALB.-A steam engine and mill machinery.
Engine 14l cylinder, 80 In stroke, nv wheel Is
feet diameter. Husk and pit. gearing complete for
two run Of bure, well built and In gofd ord, r-price
very moeerate. Afro. a 40 in. improved Jonville
Turbine Water, Wheel, az good as new, with shaft,
pullies, ETC.. and one pair Of ieet buis For sale
only for want OF use. For further particulars apply
to jos. TATNALL,
ap14d Wilmington, Del.
N0TICs.-All persons are hereby notified not to
~ negotiate or take Judgment note given by me
to James Sullivan for ffty-two dollars dated the Ith
or day Of April, 1870 at six months as said note
was Obtair ed from without valuable considera.
ton therefor, and shall not pay the same.
ABRAHAM WILSON (cnl)
Pencader Hundred.
A-ril 9th, 1s70.-1t2t,w
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AZ That iron is valuable as q medicine has long
been known, but 1t Ia only rnce it's preparation in
power over disease has been brought to light its
tary
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DOVER DISTRICT PREAcnEKs' ASSOCIATION
Tho Preachers Association of the Dover District,
In the Methodist Episcopal Church, FELTON,, COM
mencing on Monday evening, May End. The
officers are as follows -
President-Rev. 7. j. Thompson, d. D.
Vice President Rev. Elijah Miller.
Secretary and Treasurer Rev. j. o. Sypherd
Curators j. IL. Lghtbourn, l. T. Cooper,
d. D., A. Rittenhouse.
The Secretary announces the following pro-
gramme -
LIST. Sermon" The Christian Ministry" l. T.
Cooper, d ID.
I'd. .'Personal "Reminiscences of Methodism on
the Pcninsnla"-f. j. Thompson, ID. D., L. j.
Quigly, ID D., and Rev. William Preltyman.
3D.. " Is the Church Advancing In Spiritual and
Practical Piety PIE. Miller, A. ID. Davis and
Stubbs.
4th. Essay" The resurrection of the Dead +"
d. X. Thomas.
9TH. g Have we more to fear from RomanIsm
than Inddelity." j. B. Mann, A. Rittenhouse,A.
W. Milby aud G. 8. Conoway.
sarly Improve the Moral and Social Condition OF
Men," A. ". Milby, j. I. Van Buikalow, |. T..
Cooper aud J. Owen sypherd.
eth. " Should open Temperance Societies on
the pledge OF total abstinence be renewed" J
Ii. Lghtbourn, j. Conner, A. y. Davis, J. COX.
slh. Essay on the Inspiration OF Scriptures.
]. T. Van BurkalOw.
9Th. " Heavenly Recognition" Revs.J, Owen
sypherd, E. L. White, E. II. Miller and j. a.
Wilson.
10th. Which Is the Strongest Influence over
men, Interest or Duty ~ Hubbard, J.B. Manu-
and G. w. Burke.
18th. "The Regeneration of Infants" T. j.
Thompson, ID. D.. A. Rittenhouse, William Pretty.
man and E. Miller.
18th. Essay-"The Trinity" J.H .Llehtbourn
The preachers of Dover. Easton aud Snow Hill
districts will meet ut tug same time and place. Il
consider the proprlety Of tongoliGstipg the lhre'
districts into one association,
By order of pntlic meeting held during ihl
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