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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

OFFICE OF TBE DAILY CoMMERCIAL,(
Wilmington, DEL, Jan. 8, 1876. {

OFFIoE OF TBE DAILY CoMMERCIAL,C
Wilmington, DEL, Jan. o. 1876. :
The National Bank of Chester County has de-
clared dividend OF one dollar and seveHty-hve
cents per share on the capital stock, clear of
taxes. The par Is twenty-five dollars.
WIN. Painter e. Co., the efficient fiscal agents
of the Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany, are rapidly disposing of the bends of the
road. They are first mortgage, seven per cent,
and are disposed of at So. See their advertise
ment elsewhere.
The Christiana River Improvement Company
announce eemi-annual dividend of five per
cent, payable on and after the 10th inst, at the
office OF The Treasurer.
The 1.t National Bank announces It's semi-an-
nual dividend OF five per cent, payable on and
after the 10th inst, clear of all taxes.
The Washington Evening star says that test
vote on increasing tue volume of currency will
be again attempted in the House soon alter Con-
| gre-s reas5embes.
| Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
read shares are selling at Boston at par, dividend
off.
The National Bank of Wilmington and Brandy
wine announces dividend OF eight per cent, for
the last Fix months, payable on and after the 10th
inst. clear of taxes.
The January dividends of the Massachusetts,
manufacturing companies show u decrease, but
moi, II is stated to the extent that might be ex-
pectcd from the duluess of trade. Out of twenty
nine companies that pay in Boston, six pass their
| dividends
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Philadelphia Markets,
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 4.

iuhsDAf EVENING, Jun. =.
SEEDS.--Tbere isn falling off in the
demand for Cloverseed, and ii is taken as
1t arrives at yesterdays figures; sales of $50
bushels fair and strictly prime, in lots at
1908 75. There is very little Timothy here
and 1t is held at $4 so. Flaxseed is dull and
lower The crushers now refuse to pay
over So 20, and are unwilling to contract
ahead for lots to arrive at this figure.
FLOUR.-There is little more doing In
Flour, for the supply at the homesteads, but
shippers are not operating to, any extent.
The transactions to-day comprised 100 bbls
superfine at 81 25: 100 bbls good extra at
81 sTa 800 bbls Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota extra family at 81 25@G, for low
grade and very choice 800 bbls Pennsylva-
mia do. do, at So 25@5 rs; 100 bbls Ohio
do. do, at 5000 20 for good, and some fancy
lots at $6 50@7 80. There is no change in
Rye Flour; small sales at $i@5 l2I In
Corn meal no transactions have been re-
ported.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Wheat. though
small, are in excess of the demand, as there
Is no inquiry except from the local millers.
Sales of 400 bushels prime Pennsylvania at
Is 80, and 800 bushels Maryland do, at
vi 20. Rye comes in slowly, and cannot be
quoted over 81. There is steady demand
for Corn, and the offerings are light sales
of 600 bushels old yellow at ST OF; 800
bushels Western old, mixed, at 81; 5000
bushels new, damp, and prime dry at $40
92c, and 800 bushels new white, at SIC
Oats are in rather better request, and 3, 1000
bushels Pennsylvania and Western sold at
55@57c, chiefly at the lowest rate. In Bar
ley and Malt nothing dong.
PROVISIONS are exceedingly dull, and
prices have again declined; sales of mess
pork at $50. Hams in pickle, at Ice; sides
in salt at i4sc; shoulders in salt at l2@l2ac.
Dressed hogs at l2c and lard at l7ac.
WHISKY is very quiet and 99c tor wood
bound, and $l.0l for iron-bound packages. :
COTTON is more active and 500 bales
middlings sold at 25i@26a for uplands and
New Orleans.
GROCERIES.-Sugar is more active, and
800 boxes of Havana were taken at IO3c;
400 bids centrifugal molasses sold on private
terms.
PETROLEUM is inactive, we quote crude
in bbls at 20lc. and refined in bond at 300
30Ic on the spot and all the month,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
TIL E PENINSULA.

ThLhor
The new head of the Easton Gdsehe is the
uglicst we have ever seen.
A brick hotel in Easton. is completed, and
was re-ppcned with grand terrapin supper
"A telegraph line from Eiston to Clayton is
talked of.
Joseph Denver, of Talbot was recently ar
rested on a charge Of stealing horse In Anne
Arundel county, last April.
On the lst iusi., the fodder OF John Whitman
at Bay Side, was destroyed by fire.
wIcoMlcu COUNTY.
Christmas passed pretty quietly in Salisbury.
There arc 100 knights of Phythias 10 Guam
tico
Warren Hastings kcepsa tavern in Salisbury
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Bishop Lay, OBLIGATED at the Christmas ser.
vices in The Episcopal church, Mt Princess Anne.
MIR. Rider has concluded to continue the
management Of the Washington hotel.
CECIL COUNTY.
On Thursday evening of last week the NJ, Z
church In Eikton took fire from detective place
IN heater. II was extinguishcd before much
damages was done.
The Wig says the prediction Of the Con-
MERciAL's E,kton correspondent is coming trnt
and Tint more weddings have already taken place
there this winter than tor many years before.
Rev. w. Il. England, paster ot the NJ. u
Church, at Port Deposit, has received as pres
ent from the Ladies' Mite Society, of his charge
splendid ebony gold-headed cane. heavily
mounted, beautifully carved and appropriately
inscrib, d. IL is cane OF rare value, and will nj
doubt be highly appreciated by the receiver.
TALBOT COUNTY.
A fine steam saw and grlst mill belonging I,
Mr.. Carl Engerman. in Truppe district, was de
stroyed by fire on Dec. 23d.
Boat building has bpcn actively resumed a
st Michnels
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
MarriagfS.

BoG9s-MARION.-o Monday, Jan 8, by Rev j.
+. Mace-. y. Rector ST. Albin's, ko borough,
Philadelphia. Mr. lanes II. Bnggs nd Mics Eliza
Mai N, both of Wilm'nst ~, Delaware
MooRE-FRIEDE[.-De 23l 1862 at the resi-
dence OF The brides parents. near FELTON,. by Rev.
VIM. NJ Warner Mr. Archibald Moore. of Warren
county n. j., and Mics Mary Fricdel, OF Kent
county. Del.
WOLFE JENRINS.-Jan. 9th, 1870. bv Rev. Alfred
Cookman, DR.. William n Wolfe. Of Laurel, Della
ware, to Miss MOllie Jenkins, OF Wilmington, Del.
Now HoRTER-lYNCH.-Ou the 23d u'timo, III
the Pre'byerian Church. at 81. Georges, by Rev.
d. j. Beale, Mr.. j. r. McW hotter 20 Miss Mary s.
Lynch, all of New Castle county. Del.
JESTER-JEe FERso N.-Jan. Sd, 1870, at Cents
Presbyterian Church, BY Raw. hsrles ID Shaw,
, Frank Jrs err. OF Fort Wayne, nd, aud are
Jefferson, o. tn city.
HUG 7INS-KEEN.-0p the 2sh inst, At the
Asbury NJ. Il. Parsonage in this city, ny the Rev
Chas. Hill Mr.. Samuel II. Higgins to Miss Mary
Keen, both of New Castle county. Del.
LTNEY-REDMIi.R-Ont the 23d irs'. in thi.
eity,by kev chas Hill Mr.. George VI Ponl ne,
II lei. Mics Ella A'd"''' '''A OF WILMINGTON
wINDLE-BowERs Dec. sMh. IS 0, by Rev
Charles D sh,w at tie rcsideace Of tbs b'de's
~ ma L., daughter of W Bow re-, Fsq CT thi,
| city
| ALLEN-"OLTON.-On Dcrt mber 29h 1909 by tn,
Rev. DR.. Humphreys ir Harrison All II to Jul's
A., youngest daus inter- Of 3. W. Cotton, all o
| Philadelphia
BRIoE-. GnANTLANp-.At No. tCi N. Broat
htr et fhl autlphia. ny rev. A. Man nip on the
.9th inst ,Mr JO.epn W Brce To Miss Jennie Grant
laid both Of Wim sion, Del.
SHEPH ERD-WJLrRANK.-O the ed inst, Of
| No 50 N. Broad street. Philadelphia, by hev. A.
Manship, Mr.. Benjamin + Shepherd To Miss Els
Jane Wiltbank, both Of Wilmington, Del.
HILYAkD-HovEY.-In New C,stle, on Tuesday
evening, Dec get. by the Rev. W. il Elliott, W
T. llilyard, to salie L. hOvey,bot of New Castle
Del.
| WBSTON-MARSpEN.--o Dec. 23i. 1867. at The
bone of the bride, by Rev. john d Rigs MIR. Geo
| W Weston, to Mics Mary j. Marsden both OF New
Castle Co.. Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
The Field.


DIsArPoISTED FOX HUNTERS IN CHESTER COUNTY
The West Chester Record says:-On Saturday
our West Chester fox hunters left for Wes
Goshen, where at daylight they were to meet q
friend, and grand hunt was anticipated. They
arrived at the place at the appointed time, thcil
fiery chargers with heads and tnils erect eager fol
the chase; but greatly To the disappointment Of
the hunters, they could learn nothing OF their
friend, the dogs or Reynard, and after riding
around in search OF them, they gave u UP as q
had job, and returned to West Chester In style
similar 10 that which it was expected Little Boz
Peeps" sheep would come home when she lost
them. The next day they learned that Their
friend had gotten everything in readiness brfore
they arrived, when The dogs "struck runner.
and he strrted in pursuit, not stopping until the
dogs holed the fix near Marcus Hook, distance
of about ten miles.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Spefial Antifes.
Lisb'g's Extract Of Meat,

Manufactured at Fray Bentos, on the river Uruguay
under the direct superintendent, of DR.. seekamp,
analysed and certified genuine by Baron Liebig.
The Liebg compans's Extract Of Meat is now re
cognzsd superior to any other. and IL the oily ONT
hearing Baron Liebigs and DR.. Peter koier's certi
Gates and signatures.
One pound Of this extract contains the soluble
parts of 81 lbs. Of fine beef free from fit and gela
tine. 1t is used not only for medical but very exten
sively for household purposes.
preparei in various palatall forms, 1t Is ex
tremely useful for convalesceus, invalids the aged
children afer being weaned &c. 1t keeps unalterea
for years. and in any climate. Full directions fol
proper preparation accompanying each package. Fol
SALE. in ,.lb. Abb and j1lb. jsrs at
Dr.. L SMITHS. Drug Store,
Seventh and Market Streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

THE BALTIMORE Cry Council AND THE KENT
County RAILRoAD.-The Chestertown News of
Saturday says;-
"a deputation from the City Council OF Balti-
more, with the Mayor, arrived in Chest rtown On
Tuesday last. They landed from n steam tug at
Rock Hall, where they were met by q number OF
our citizens and conveyed to this place 10 car
riages. Here they were met by the president
and number of the directors of the Kent county
Railroad The engineer OF the road, with his
maps, made every explanation In regard TO the
Kent road, and also projected road from Sails
bury to the Chesapeake bay, the proposed west
elm terminus of the Kent road. On Wednesday
these gentlemen were carried TO Kennedyvillc,
about eight miles north of ChestcrtOwn.t to which
place the Kent road has been completed. There
they took u rough though comfortable car, used
only temporarily, and ran to Townsend, on the
Delaware road, distance oil nineteen miles from
Kennedyvile, where they tonk the Delaware
train for Wilmington and arrived at home the
same day. Weregret thai the condition OF the
public roads occasioned by the late rains, pre-
vented them from examining our lands and i'm
provements, but We learn that they have b. en-
furnished with every data necessary to lead them
to just and proper conclusions upon the object o.
their visit"
From this 1t seems the Kent county people
are still looking to Baltimore for aid in the com
pletion of their enterprise. We should like Il
see them get It, If Baltimore assists any peniu
.sula road 1t should be the Kent county road, TO
1t will undoubtedly add TO her trade while tn
boats run. Its western terminus is to be direct,
opposite the mouth of the Patapsco river ant
but short distance from the city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

TRAINS TO RUN REGULARLY ON AND AFT
MoNDAY-THE TIME TABLE.

TRAINS 10 RUN REGULARLY ON AND AFTER
MoNDAY-THE TIME TABLE.
Two excursion trains passed over this new road
again, Saturday, and on Monday trims com
menced running regularly, leaving Wilmington al
5O,A.M., and 445, PM, and arriving at Coates
willie, at 1926, A. NJ, and 7.2O, P. NJ. Tralnf
leave Coatesyille at GAS, A. NJ, and 40, P. M,
arriving In Wilmington at 0. 20 and 7.l5. Passen-
ger trains will continue 10 arrive at and depart
from the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Depot. in this city. For further information in
regard to the running time, we refer our readers
to the time table, (which will be found else
where.
The trains make pretty close connections with
those on the p, W. and B., Delaware, p. and B.
Central, and Pennsylvania Railroads.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Tho Storm.
DAMAGE DONE AT NEW CASTLE.

The rain and subsequent high wind, of Satur-
day and Sunday did considerable damage al New
C,stle. The establishments along the front of T.
7. Tnsker's property, on the river shore below
the town, were broken and large area Of land
overlooked. The properties belonging to the
Episcopal Church. and the Messrs. Janvicr, above
the town, were also flooded, and considerably
damaged.
The lumber yard of Giles Lambson, 10 the
town, was overdowed, and q large frame building
used for drying lumber &c, was moved from lite
foundations BY tbs winds, and very much strained
nd broken.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

CARRIAoEs.-we yesterday published the an-
nouncemcut of the admission of John Dixon
(late Of the firm of Smith & Dixon, druggists }
to the firm Of Thompson 81 Paschall, carriage
manufacturers, the firm becoming Thompson,
Paschali &c Co. Mr.. Dixon brings addilional
energy aud capital TO the business, and we pre-.
diet for the new firm the success that has attended
the old. They have always been noted for the
excellence and elegance of their work, and have
helped to establish and maintain Wilmington
high reputation as a carriage manufacturing city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Deaths.

CRA1G.-on Friday, Dec 3l.t, at Jones' Neck, Kent
couaty, Mary Craig, in the 18th year of her age.
GATEs.--Tn this city, on the LIST inst, Mrs. Sarah
Gates, mother of j. r. Goodrich, in tho s5th year
OF her aye,
Emma l. Bunting, aged 10 ears.
J0NES-In this city, on the morning of the Goth
insr., Mary Libby, daugh er of Rufus and Caroline
Jones. in the 1Ttn year of her age.
WELDE-In this city, on the ais ult., In her 18th
year, Mrs. Rebscca. relict of The late Wi n
W.lde.
o'DANIEL.-In this city, on the LIST inst, wi.l..m
UDanisl.
TUFFREE in this c'ty,on the a9,h inst Mrs Ellen
wife OF Z. H. Tuffree.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

os, mG6n JaI INLAND tci ao1 steady E and
more active Howard street superfine, 81.
75@5; do. exta; $5.25@G; do family; Sc
25@7; City Mills supeifine, S5@5. Is; do.
extra, at So 50$6 so; do. family $7@S rs /;
Wesiern superfine, $4 75@5 do extra So.
25@6; do. family, Sc 25@7. Wheat dull /;
prime to choice red, S. B. &l.4O. Corn ac-
tive; prime white. S5@00c; do. yellow, 80
@02c. Oats dull at 55@57c. Rye, $l@i. 0S.
Provisions unchanged in every respect.
Whiskey in fair demand at 9sc@$l for wood
and iron-bound barrel.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Markets by Telegrap d.
PILL AARI puIA MApKErs

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHiLADEi PHtA, January 5h.-Uplands 251 4.
Flour dull superfne, 81 % q $780, extras,
575
Wheat dull Pa., red 1.29 q 1.30.
Rye stendy 81
Corn in fair requests Old yellow 81 q 81 02 !;
new SO 90 90 cents.
Oats stendy 55 q 81 cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARREr.
Beeves dull, rather lower; extra Pennsylvania
and Western steers 0lg@ti0; fair to good 700
for common 5t96j5. gross.
Sheep fair demiDd 70l9. gross.
| Hogs dull, lower. 1i0fi4 75, nett.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

fr- The place 10 go Ii You want boots and shoe
that will wear is Nicholson & Foulks, No. 1O2 West
Second street. Wilmington. Gentlemen can find al
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
who wish to buy can fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for YOUR children, it is Just the place 10 GO
Remember the place, l02 West Second street, VIII
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
educational.
MELTON SEMINARY,

LrELToS SEMINARY,
roR
LADIES AND ILEAfLlN.
This Institution offers to its students thorough
training in the common and higher English Branches
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES, MUSIC
AND PAINTING.
spring Term opens March "a, 1869. Fall Term
opens Sept. l. 1869 Winter Term opens Dec. s, 1869
Students admitted at any time and charged pro-
portionally for the residue of the term.
Commercial Department will be established for
the Winter term, to enable all who may wish 1t, to
obtain thorough, practical, business training,
rE- Send for Circular.
r. II. SKINNER, Principal.
oct10-1yw Fe.ton, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Astounding Revelations.

Two scientific publications are in the field against
the hair dyes If which lead is the basis The New
YORK Medical Gazette" and 'The Journal of Chem
stry" bitterly denouncs them. Yet the hair may be
safely dyed. Have yor seen
PROF. CHILT0N'S TESTIMONY,
founded on careful analysis. and certifying that
CHRIsTADoRO5 EXCELSIOR DYE
not only frst-cass article for changing the color
OF the hair, but
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
CHRISTADoIo'S HAIR PREsERvATlvE, as a
dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after Dyeing
Try IT,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
A Humbug.

How often we hear this expression from persons
reading advertisements of Patent Medciies, and in
nine cases out of ten they may be right. 1t is over
% " ars since introduced DR.. Tobasvenetan Lini-
ment to the public. had money to advertise it,
20 LEFT 1t for sale with few druggists and store
keepers through small section of the country, many
taking 1t with great reuctsnce but told them to let
any one have it, and If it did not do all stated on
my pamphlet no one need pay for 1t In some stores
two or three bottles taken on trial by persons
present Twas by many, thought crazy. and that
woud be the last they won'd see OF me. But knew
my medicine W rs no hu ubug. In about two months
began to receive orders for more Lniment, some
calts 1t my va uabls Liniment. wi had refused to
sign receipt when left l. At their store. Now my
sales are millions Of bottl yearly, and all for cash.
warrant 1t superior to any otser medicine for tho
care of Group, Diarrhei. Dysentery. Collie Vomiting
spasms, and Seasitkness, as an internal remedy. 1t
Is perfectly innocent to take nternay-see oath ac-
company, 6 each notTe-and externally for chronic
rheuma ism, headache mumps, irsstDd feet. bruises,
sprsins, old eores, sw.lipge, thioats etc. etc
Price 90 cts. Sold by the Druggists. Depot 10
Park Place, N. Y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Let Common Sense Decide.

What q the rational mode OF procedure in cases OF
general debility and nervous prostratioHY Does no,
reason tell us that judcious stimulation is required
To resort to violent purgaton in sach case is as
absurd as 1t IL to bleed starving man. Yet 1t ia
done every day. Yes. this stupid and unphilosophi
cal practice is continued In the teeth Of the great
1,ct that physical Weakness, with q | the nervous
disturbances that accompany 1t, is more certainly
and rapidly relieved by Hostetter's Stomach Btters
than by any other medicine a. present known. 1t Is
true that general debility is often atene ed with tor
pidiiy or irregularyof the bowels and that isis
symptom must not he overlooked. But while the
d. charge CT he waste matter of the system 10 expe
ded or regulated, It's vigor mist he recruited. The
BItters do both They combine aperient and anti
bilious properties with extraordinary tonic power,
Even while removing distractions from the bowels,
they tone and invgomtc those organs. Through the
stomach, upon which the great vegetable specific
acts directly. 1t gives healthy impetus to every
enfeebea function. Digestion Is facilitated, She fall
tering circulation regulated, the blood reinforced
with new accession of the a,imentary principle the
nerves braced and all the dormant powers Of the sys
TEN rou-ed into healthy action; not rpas medically,
as would he the case If u mere stimulant were ad-
mniste ed but for continuance. II " in this way
that such exraordinary chinges are wrought In the
CONDITION OF the feeble, Fmariated and nervous inva-
lids by the use OF tbs wonderful CORE live, alt rs
tive and tonic. Let common sense decide between
suth pr paraton and n prostrating cathart'c sup
plemenled by poisonous astringent Ike str, chime
or nuisia ians-eOd6wf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

ELECTION AT HAyRE DE GRAcE.-At the cor.
poratiou election held At Havre de Grace, on the
Bird Instant, the following gentlemen were elected
commissioners to serve for the ensuing year: E.
P. Fields J. T. Frieze, James Hopper, j. I.
Warehum, r. r. Vandeyer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Wilmington Markets.
MILLS QUOTATIONS. BY JAMES K.


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 5th.-rhe only thing remar-
kable about the market to-day, was the scarcity
of poultry. Chickens sold al 25c per pound, and
some sked, and we believe, received as high as
Soc. Butter sold ut 50960c, and 10 meats and
svegetabes, there was no change sluce las. weeks
quotations.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06
Allnock,s Porous Plasters.

Sudden severe pains Of the eide aud back, stitches,
epasms, etc. These affections are most troublesome
to persons past middle age. viii even come on IN
bed are very painful and often dangerous. In
damp weather they are more frequent than In dry.
These plasters give relief at once, and need to be
always In the drawer, handy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-06

U. 8. CouRT-The next session of the U. g.
District Court will commence in this city on
Tuesday OF next week the 18th inst. The grand
and petit jurors summoned for the term are
notified to attend on that day.