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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-03
Letter from Leyves.
ACCIDENT - FIRE = SICKNESS - IMPROVEMENTS
-RELIGIous-THE TwESTY-sEcoSD.

ACCIDENT - FIRE = SICKNESS - IMPROVEMENTS
-RELIGIoUs-THE TwENTY-sEcoND.
On Saturday afternoon on accident occurred 10
town, which resulu d 10 the death OF q valuable
horse horse driven by Mr.. Thaddeus Welsh
took fright. and, dashing blindy iuto team
owned by Mr.. Rubt Arneil, drove one of the
shafts into the abdomen OF his most valued horse,
IRON The fleets of which It died in few hours.
On Saturday night nineteen stacks OF fodder
belonging 10 WIN. Norwood, u colOred man re-
aiding near town. were consumed by nre. IL ID
believed to have been the work of an incendiary.
Only one stack was saved, aud great labor was
required to prevent the destruction OF all the man
had. Evidently this was the design.
a great deal af sickness prevails ut this time, in
town, principally among our children. The sick
Dess is catarrhal. Have also humps
Mr.. Joshua 3. Burton Is improving some OF his
town property. Mr.. Daniel Hazard has COIL
pleted and entered his new house.
On last Sabbath the Methodists OF town held
their fourth quarterly meeting for Lcwes Circuit
The pastor announced, Ia conformity with the
requirements of the Discipline, the condition oil
lhc Charge. Among other items presented, he
mentioned the increase of the membt rship 10
town to be sixty-nine, five OF whom he had re-
ccived by letter. For the circuit the increase was
one hundred and seventy. Rev. DR.. Thompson
the Presiding Elder. preached two able sermoni
on this occasion. He Is deseryedly popular al
Presiding Elder IL this part oi Dover District.
The only demonstration during WnsbiDgt0n'
birth day this year, save the occasional booming
OF cannon, came of In tho evening, in the hal
Of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Ate
prayer by Rev George w. Burke, OF this lodge
James IL. Russell E-q read a brief but interest
iug paper. 10 which he answered many Of ID
objections urged against this Order. He wac fol
lowed by Rev. DR.. Thomas, OF Georgetown. VIII
lnade Que Of his happiest efforts. His eadrel
va eytenlpoIiSeo and wAs Epl Fsaalype'
hfsssl fsMRtfT sasA y" ~
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Marriagfs.

LITzENBERG,,scoTT- in Elkton, on Wednes-
day evening, III 10Th inst, at the residence of the
brides mother. by the Rev. j. ]. Timanus, Of
Media. Pa, Perry Nuremberg and Lucy Ii. scott.
both Of Elkton.
RAKRsTRAw-HoRso this 10th inst. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Friends
ceremony, Henry kakcstraw, Of Lancaster county,
Pa, to M. Jennie H0bson, of Wim ngton. Del.
EDWARDs-BURr0N.-o the 2lst ult.. at the re
.idence OF The brides psIen's. By Rev. T.. W.
Burke. VIM. y. Edwards 10 Claia w. Burton, both
If Lewes Del.
BURKE-vcSHRLL- On the 2Bd ult. at the resi-
deHce OF the bhJe's parents, ne Ma9rslia. De-.
by Rev G. W. Burke, H. l.. burke, OF imi Jgton
to huih a. vo,hell, OF Kent cJuny.
LAMBORN-B 'RRt Lion Feb cath. 1871 by
Kew j. +. VI, mer. ut tae pars,nage Norris ID
LamborD TO Emna j. BOrrell, all Of this city
STEWART-POW ELL-on Wednesday, Feb 20, al
NorristUwn, Pa. by the Rev. DIR J + Halsey. as
sisted by Rev. DR.. ~. kalston, j. II. Stewart, Vi
this city. ana Anuie b. Powell, oi Nurristown.
BRIGG--CROOKS On the 21st inetant, at Calvary
Chuich p .rsopage, Wilmington. Del. by the kev
George a. Lniimer, Jonn Briggs and kllzabelf
CrooKs, both OF New Castle county, Del.
LUTToN-THokNLEY-- the Gath inst, at ths
Parsonage Of the Union NJ. e. Csurch, Whining
ton, Del, by hev. samuel L. Graoey, Joseph b
Luton and Jennie thornley,, both of Newport
New Castle county, Del.
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From Dover.

MEETING OF THE KRNT LovNTY LEVY COURT.
DOVER, March 1.-The first of March has, with
Its accustomed fickleness, brought us cloud, snow,
sunshine and wind, and par'akes OF both the
characters of the ''lion" and the lamb" for
which this month Ia proverbial.
The Levy Court Of Kent County assembled to-
day, quorum being present
Mr.. Loaand, of Milford, has already arrived,
and understand, has o list of new voters names
not now on the Assessors Hat, to be presented to
the Court, they being residents of Milford Hun
dred. Dr. Davidson is expected tomorrow.
Mr.. Brinkley is hero from Camden with the
names of voters not now on the assessment Lists,
and this l understand Mr. Draper will present
them to the Levy Court. The list brought by
Mr.. Brinkey represent North Murdelkill, mud
numbers about $50. The Assessors lists have
only 165 OF these. 1t Is fair to tho Assessor o.
that Hundred to state that he says as he has TAX
en- an oaih to do justly, he is willing to add th'
rs TO his list.
am informed that it is more than probabl,
that 300 new voters names will be on the tai
list In East Dover.
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ADMINIsTRATORs' SALE.

VIII be sold at Public sals c.he farm having
been rented), at the late residence Of Spencer d.
Ev,s, d, .sed, In New Castle Hundred, miles
the wilmington road, on THURSDAY, March 10,
1870. at 10 O'clock A NJ, the following personal
a. Eleven heroes Bay hose Bill, 1, years
1f2Sold grey MESSENGER mare Fanny. years
old; bay mare Kate. years old; bay mare Flora.
years old; sorrel mare Lizzie, ears: black horse
epssy. with fo.i, 10 years black mare Marie +;
ASSe dam Bs ss
tie Lancaster ceunty black pacing mare can pace a
mile In min s Sec and T. heavy Win fosl to the
Seventeen head OF mich cowr, all home fE2RY
raised, from well selected cows. TwoAt1c
year; Devon bull, Halcomb stock . yoke u sooi
working oxen; PAIR nf year odd twins, home
raised. One brood SOW, shoas, pigs, chi kenr.tui-
AIao large quanity OF milk dairy fixtures, but-
ter churns, Large and small; hbtbed sashes and
| lii hu, hung and well bracsd, vers to match
Farming Utensils.-Two.horse wagon. OK carts,
I nearly new; two hay r'geins. two sxles, two.
broad tread nofse cs. hny wagon grain
SO raker, corn shelter, Van Wrinkle fan, two-horse
endless cnain power and ihresher- complete, made
rope and pulleJs; steel tooth hotte rake pieces Of
Inch rope. ore roller, plow horse hoe Alen's horse
Ss r. ' sonb e. single ana trebe tn TSerra
hay tiers, chains, OK chains, OK yokes rakee
grsin cradles scyihes, forks. asparagus forks hoes
| cnn cutter, cr0ss-cut saw, hand saws maui u.
wedger, griLdstones, broad and chopping axes
| yards plough harness with chain and rope traces,
tets OF wagon harness. Gets of carriage haraess,
seis sngle harness, cart harness. BRIDES, collars
| Germanioan CARRIAGES panneed by Watson; Ger
midtown dearborn, milk dearborn, carriage poles
| rutahagas by the bushel, vinegar by the barrel
| Al rye assor ment Of g cd Household md Kitcher
| Fnrniture.-Beds eads fc 1T or beds, mattresses
tables chairr, lounges several wood and coal stoves
eo.k stove, refrigerator, washing machines, clotte
| wringer, meat tubs, and m my oihsr ar isIes.
| TEENS OF SALE-Under $40 each. Over $50
| banknbe note at m jnths, vi approved enaOrser
| with interest and stamp added
Mrs r; hvEs.} Adm p,strators
| A. ID. EWES. w "ieuao'e
| THOS NJ OGLE Real Estate Agent and Auc
| tioneer. No K. Third street, Wilmington, Del.
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9eaths.

WJLMANs Departed this life, at Galveston, Texas,
Of typhoid pneumonia, on Sunday afternoon. Feb
qoth, 1870. Frederick Gordon Wilmass, aged "a
years
loving dufu son. a kind and afectionate brother,
q devoted friend.
1--WE see not, know not; all our way
Is nigh, with The alone is day;
From out the torrents troubled diff
ABOVE The sturm onr prayer we lift
Thy will be d3ne."
rD-charlesion, Philadelphia aud Darlington pa-
pers please copy.
N ok alG in this city. on the eth inst, Ann NC
Nag, widow Of the late John Mckag, In the 18th
Year Of hor age.
NoG JvERN in this city, on the 9th inst, Mar
ksret Mc1overD. In the 18th year OF hsr age.
SPEAKMAN.-1n this city on the 2,.h instant
George. ron Vi hchIrd aud Margaret speakman
In the l9tn year Of his aye
aAWTuORslE,sseE Saturday morning. Feb. %
Msi ssss psstNsHs sn'iE ~ Hsg's' \ h
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Greensborough,

sAD ACcIDENT-HEw HALL-FARMtNoo OPERATIONS
LARGE VESSEL BUlLDING-suDDEs DEATH.
GREEssBoRouGH, Caroline Co., March IAN
old lady named Mrs. Rollins, of this place. got
out OF bed the other night and started down
stairs. She made q missiep aud fell, iractuIing
her ankle. She Is about 80 years old.
j. Bernard talks Of erecting three story build.
lug for The USE Of the Masonic and Odd Fellows
orders. 1t Is badly aecdtd us the one in uee is
entirely too small
The weather is mild again, and our formers nre
at work seeding oats aud blowing Tor corn.
large vessel of 800 tnns Is now being built
here by company from New York.
Mr.. Seward, an aged citizen of this place, died
very suddenly on the night Of the 9th ult., OF q
pafalytic stroke. 1t came on at p. IN, and he
died at o'clock on the following morning. lie
was said to be the greatest walker In Caroline
cDuuty. d.
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From Harrington, Del.
a FARMKKs' CLUB ORGANIZED

4 fARMKKs' CLUE ORGANIZED.
HARRINGTON, February 2Sth.--On the 26th
instant an association was organ zed here by the
name of The Farmers and Mechanics Club Of
Harrington" Kent county, Delaware.
The objects of the association are the advance
mcnt aud elevation of tho agricultural and
mechanical interests OF this section OF State.
The club will hold meetings at stated tunes for
an interchange Of views aud experiences relative
TO agricultural and mechanical matters. Fairs
Tor the promotion Of these obj, cts aud the Guilt
WALTON Ot the social relations, are Included in the
programme.
The following is list of the officers, for 1870,
with their post office address -
Presidential. II. Tharp, Harrington.
Vice Presidents Thomas II. Dormnn, Harripg-
ton Robert Raughley do; David Scott, Houston.
Treasurer-Joseph Booth, HarriagtOn.
Recording Secreiary-Albert II. Butler do.
Corresponding Secretary Isaac Brown, do.
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ID U Lie SALE
on
Monday, the 7th day of March.

The subscriber being about tc retire from the farm
ing business and having further use 10. his rad
| leans, will sel, al public sale, at Hi e-ni4 Iron
~Orks, West cain township Ches er county, Ps,
the following described p rs0nal property to Nit:
Nj elern Ii ues. wei Orusen, suitable for farm or
road OF these mules, here is Que team of black
mares. 10 hands hisr, well made and Eint, he'd; - q
team BAYS 10 ha ds gh, well made M d m iiched
ali in nne cond ton; gUid IA IN or driving horses
pony mare, snitabe for lays hact ney morse col
rising two years olA Can dian; pair lat oxen 10
fat ieeniog rees stock steers yoke of work
oxen. che pair OF VIII Oh weigh IlC0 euunds; cows
ming in prort; three quarters Alder,ey mil 3
M ary land heilers, yonug calves two horse py
thfeshing m chine. Majors make; l one-hur-e
power threshng machine, Ellis IN Ike; Dodge q
ote,ensou's cOubiAed mower and real err Pfa't :.
emedly's stee-t, othed Nurse rske, with grass ed
Fewer attached ! sleeltoClhtd horse rake, q Nj
Ian, cutting boxes, \ threP-in b wagons, heavy
tour'inch wagon, heavy; two and one half Inch
wag u, broad wheeled OK carts two fse wagon,
! mill wagon, horse cart, 3 spike harrnws 3 nos
hariows. l large cultivator, . White bar she r
poushs, = wooaen Wiley plougns, wooden plough.
wooden roller, OK yOkes, 4 sets IT &c harness ~
te:s lead peas It's h bandsc VI irs, lea .-liles
chains. whipplet,ees double trees singie trees OK
chsiis, log cna MS OK pole, hay irs, hay mandy
hay hrks, rope and tackle, pitch lorkssbani rake-
scytnss, cradles and many other ariiclst TOO nnne
rOus to mention
bale to commences AT noon on said dsy. when
terms and conditions will be maze known by
x1.,,. HORACE A. BEAl.E.
JoNhS moCtkhS, Auctionetr. ieb2i.2tw
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LOCAL NEWS.

MIddletowu schools closed on the 22nd.
The socIables around MIddlstown stll continue.
Middletown town election takes place on March
smyrna's town election takes place on the Tth
of March.
Two or three dogs, supposed TO be mad, were
killed recently, 10 Smyrna.
The Smyrna Good Templars celebrated the I'D
BY pleasant entertainment.
The recent cold snap enabled owners of Ice
houses around Dover TO ill them.
Mr.. sewall has been to Mlddetown and made
measurements for the new depot.
Citizens National Bank ut Middletown has
bought lot and will erect q new banking house.
Hoffecker q Brother of Smyrna, are adding
another story to their fruit canning establish
meDt.
The protracted meeting In the Smyrna M. e.
Church resulted In the addition Of twenty-five
members.
If any thing has happened In Kent county,
recently the Deidwarean does not appear 10 have
heard Of 1t.
Rebecca Sutton has taken out letters of admin
stralion on The estate OF Sarah Bee, late OF Pen
cader Hundred.
The recent Presbyterian fair 10 Smyrna wns
very successful. Its gross receipts were $56676,
and its clear profile 8l51.15.
Thomas F. Enos has taken out letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of Mary Ann Bratt0n,
late Of 81. Georges Hundred.
slight fife broke out In VIM. Ford & Sons
brewery, on Saturday, Int was extingnished be-
tore any material damage was dono.
Alexander Knight, formerly cooper in this
city, died at his residence In Brandywine Hd., op
Friday February 18th, at the advanced age OF IS.
Alonzo stoops, living near Middletown, will
shortly remove TO Massey's x Roads, to engage
In purchasing grain for Elihu Jefferson, OF New
Castle.
On Sunday, February Goth, humber of her
friends gathered at the house of Mrs. Ruharna
Buck, In Smyrna, and congratulated her on the
completion Oi her SSH year.
We advise the editor OF the Deawarean to pro-
cure an iron band Tor bis head. IL he continues
to tax HE brain In the manner he did last week
there Is serious danger that an explosion may
tuke place. --MilJo,d Mutuat Friend
Tho Middletown Lyceum having decided that
women shall not vote, next decided that capital
punishment should not be abolished, and will
next debate whether or not the people are capa-
BILE of self government. To be consistent they
should decide this in the negative.
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Wilmington Markets.
SnArDYwNE MILLS QUOTATIONS BIZ JAMES T..
PRICK & Co.


WEDNESDAY, March Butter, 5s@65 /;
eggs, 80 cents scrapple, 10 cents sausage,
20@23 cents lard 20@22 cents beef best
roast or steak ESQ IS cents; round, (without
bone) 20 cents sticking pieces l4@lScents;
mutton, l2@20 cents veal outlets, % cents
other veal l4@20 cents per Id. Chickens Is
parsnips, lo@l5 cents half peck potatoes,
u cents per half peck onions, % cents ;
hominy 10 cents per qt beans, 10 cents.
The market was pretty good one, but, as
will be seen, prices ranged high.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-03

MYsTERIoUs RoBBERr.-The house of l.. VAN
denbraak, Fifth street above Washington, was rob.
bed of two watches Monday night, ia very pecu.
liar manner. Mrs. Vandenbraak was awake at 2
o'clock this morning, and tonk down watch to
see the time. She lay awake for while and
heard clock strike half past two, md thought
she would look again and see IL the watch was
right. When she reached out her hand for 1t, 1t
was gone She awakened her husband, who i'm
diately made search for the thief, but he had
Ned. He had stolen another watch from o room
in which nephew Of Mr.. v. was sleeping. and
had searched his clothes for money. No trace to
the thief could be found but MIR. V. thinks he
must have gained access TO the house by means
of deadatch KEY,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-03

The residence of the late John U. Bryan, of
Smyrna, was told at public sale 10 Mrs. John
Mailalieu, of Millington, Md, for $1,000.
Alexander Hodgson, of West Fallowdeld, Ches-
ter county, has purchased a farm of 2ls15 ncrrs
Mt az per acre, about ~ miles north Ut Rich
mond, Virginia. Mr.. Housson Intends To remove
there In the spring.
Pusey W. jackson has sold his farm, on Red
Clay Creek, Christiana Hundred. to Mr. Samuel
Jacobs, OF this city, for $lI,0O0.
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First MORTGAGE BONDS
CHESAPEAKE d OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, com .ectirg thu
Atlantic coast and The magnificent hsi bors OF u 9
Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River t point of
reliable navigation, and thus with th entirs VAIL
road system and wster transportao OF the great
West and Southwest, FORMS the ADJ ,,rrosAI EAST
AND WIsr TRusK LINE, imperat lively deg anded
for the accommodation IT the imme use and RAPIDLY
growing transportation between ihe A.ls n,ic sen.
board and Europe on the one hp ns. and the preat
producing regions of the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys
on the other.
The iMrohTAkoE on TINS Ro Al As NEW ou1txr
PROM THE WEsT TO THE sRA IN lzuifes it into one or
national ,nsequen e. and ns ures to It an extensive
through traffic from the .xy of It's compilation /.
WHILE in the development the extensive aerlca u
raj and mineral resource Of Virginia and West
Virginia 1t possesses, a ong its own line, the Gle
ments Of q large and PR Ihtable local business.
Thus the great int rests both general and local,
which demand the smp'etion II the 0uEsArehKE
AND Quo RAILROAD so the Ohio River, 8Yprd the
surest guarantee OF It's success and value and rem.
DEB IT TuE MOST ~ fcoKrssr AND SUBSTANTIAL RAIL
ROAD ENTERPRISE PROGRESS IN TINS Cors1ny
its superiority as ~ East and West route and The
promise OF an immense and prOh table trade await 20
Its completion. have drawn to 1t the attention and
cooperation OF prominent Capitalists and Railroad
men OF this City Of sound judgm ent and Known IN.
tegry whose connection with it, together with that
OF eminent ctizan and business men of vrgAja and
West virginia, IssUREs ENERGETIC. n,soRaurr.
AND trooEssrU. MAsAoEAEkT.
The Road Is completed and in operation from
Richmond 10 the celebrated White Sulphur Springs
OF West Virgins, e27 miles, and there remain but
2oo miles Iuow parti lily constuctt d to be compe.
ted, to c ry 1t to the proposed terminus on the bio
river at or near, the mouth of the Big Sandy river.
100 miles above C'ncirnsti, and $50 mlas below
Pitts ourg.
Lines are now protected or in progress through
Ohio and KeHtu Ky to this point. which will connect
the CBEsArssKe AMP ONO WITH the ENTIRE RAIL.
| Road SYSTEMS OF TUE WEST AND SOUTHWEST, AND
WITH The PAcxFIo RAILROAD.
Its valuable franchises and superior advantages
Will place the CHESAPEAKE AND ono RAILROAD ON
| pAsy among the richest and most powerful and
trustworthy corporations Of the country; AND THERE
| EXISTS A PAEsEsr VALUE. IN COMPLETED Roam And
Work DONE. QUAIL To Tus EsriRE ANousr or the
MOTTO Aav.
Tne details OF the Loan h ave been arranged with
SPECIAL reference to he wants Of all classes of inv. st.
and combine the various features of convenience
| safety, and protection against loss or fraud.
| The Bonds are In d; nominations of
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rw-Trade supplied

srrp CATALOGUE AND FLORAL GUIDE FOE 1s7o-M
o'Keeie Son d Co.. the celebrated Seed Importers
and Growers, Ct Rochester. N Y have Just pub
lished their annual Catalogue OF Feeds and Guide
to the Flower and Vegetable Garden" This new
and valuable work contains full descriptions Of about
fifteen hundred varieties Of Howers and vegetables
with instruction for their cultivation, and directions
in regard to the best use to make Of them in LAYING
out parterres, gardens etc. IL will be sent fee OF
application TO M. OKERrE, Sos q Co., Secdsmen and
Florists, Rochester, N. Y.
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p U'B Lie ALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale. Oh the premises Of
the subscriber, the road leadiDg from New Castle
to Hare's Corner, mile from the former place in
at ii O'Clock. a. Nj eighty head OF well selected
Dairy Cows been we'll wistersd, making them tuita-
be for m'lK or butter dairy. Thirty Of them will
have calves by thee n lie on day Of sae, and the
balance eprBglng TO calve. Two goot Young horses,
tbirythree shoat pigs 10 weeks old, Chester Whitts
brood SOW and s pigs, ak weeks DID, breeding
sows boar. 600 weis 1t p ckled Pork1 good market
or truck wagon, nearly new ; two-horse endless
chain power, 300 buehels ri good Oats.
TBRbS-Five months credit will be given by pur-
chaser giving banksble role With approved endoraer
isterest added sixty days without interest, two
per cent on for cash. Dinner at 10 O'Clock. Sale
positively at II o'clock. WILLIAM GUODLRY.
L. W. sTiDuAN q Gov, Auctione,srs and Real Estate
Agents. mars 2tw
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TO REAi. ESTATE OWNERS.

Land IN Dolsware Count, because of 1t ffs
close prcxtnity to Philadelph a. selling al $3.50 E
70 s1ots per acre The proceeds of fifty farm
mere n Eost instances is sufficient TO purchase hum
nIeG or ore acres in most parts Of Chester COUNTY,
Whhe tie price for pr ducs Il about the same. In
stew OF this, hundreds in Delaware county are look
.ng ior cnearer land, and we therefore Invite me
WARE COUNTY AMERICAN, las medium In VIII ch
y asveits. 1t is the only paper published at the
County Seat, and has far greater circulation han
any other In this section of country. TERMS: Ten
cents per line for FIST INSERTION. and six cents
per line for SUBSEQUENT INSERTIONS. Eight
lnes three mUu'hs, five dollars Address, the pub
lkhers, VERNON ~ COOPER,
febl0f Meala Pa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-03

GAS LIenr FOE TUE CousTRy.-The Portable Ga,
Burner and Illuminating Fluid tby which fright
full explosions, expense OF chinineys and ofen
sive oils are avoided) are sold at the
following places: Delaware City. Geo. A. Clark q
Co; 81. Georges. ". E. Janvier; Middletown Geo
W. Ingram d Co.; edessa. F. B. Stevens Newark
Fizhneld q Moore Cniistiana, T. L. Eccles Prin.
cipal store, COR. SECOND and KING SITS,
Wilmington, Del
rH-Trade supplied. D. b. HIGGINS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-03

rI- The place to go II you want boots and shoe
that will wear is Nicholson Foulks, No. 109 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 with to buy can fail to be suited. while to gel
shoes for your children, 1t is Just the place to go
Remember the place. ln2 West Second street. Wi
mi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-03

FACTS ron THE LADIEs-I have used my Wheeler
q Wilson Machine ten years without REPAIRS not
only for family sewing but for all the stitching
could get to from the heaviest beaver to the fines
muslin. Insix months made alone on the machine
twenty-five coats, seven vests. ten pair OIL pants
twenty-four shirts. and number Of cloaks, etc.
Miss L. HARRIs North East Pa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-03

LAY UP reun THEAsunxs wurRE Morns WILL NOT
o,Rturr NOR 1nrEvfs BREAK InRouou AND STEAL
80 So, the good book. In selecting safe to keep
your treasure from the robber be sure you get one
that has on the casing Of the door and likewise on
the door itself series of cts or steps, padded
with gpttapereha, 90 that when It 4, elosea nitro.
gycerine cannot penetrate, these 'pesky" rascas
will wedge The door and spply that dangerous cem-
pound, and you will Ysts MP some are morhinR and
dna yisnalf pials Of ,hsss Hssgltss epoSep Of
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-03

BALTIMORE, March I.-Cotton dull and
heavy at 23c. Flour firm, but less active
and unchanged. Wheat firm and iu impro
we'd demand Pennsylvania $l.24@l 20.
Corn active; white 94@96; yellow 9i@93c.
Oats 53@55. Rive sO@9Oc. Provisions -
Mess Pork 1927 so. Bacon quiet; rib sides
i5ic; clear sides l6s shoulders 1870; hams
I9@2Oc. Lard I6tc. Whisky 81. 02.