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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

, Local Brsvltiss.

Local Hrevlttos. -
Frederick rejoices 10 street lamps.
Eggs sell for 20 Gems dozen, in Dover.
Tho Milford colored school has 90 pupils.
Milford has had fifty weddings within month.
ThIriy-four dwelling houses were built in Dover
during 1860.
The railroad buildings at Lewes are about
completed.
R. II. Phelps Of Milford has been appointed
Notary Public. sH-sd a-
The religious revival at Milford continues with
gratifying results. d. H. le.., s.-,5 .
Gregg 8 Bowe arc extesdisg their market
facilitles for farmers -m " a
There are len candidates for the Republican
nomination for Sheriff qs,sl il nIta
Milford forbIds glee clubs to exercise their
vocal powers iu the streets after 10p.m IN.
Thirteen persons were admitted TO membership
in Smyrna NJ. E. Church, last Sunday week.
meeting Of the managers of the Bible society
will BIZ held on Monday, ut Hanover church.
Rev. Mr.. Flippo. Of Dover, bapiised Ave per-
sons In Evans Mill dam, on Saturday 30lh ut.
WIN. A. Hukill, announces elsewhere his can
didacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff,
Money sold at 30 and q per cent ut the last
meeting Of the Mechanics Loan Association Ia
Dover
The revival meetings ut the Baptist church at
Dover, have closed, those In the Methodist church
continue, however.
The Transcript speaks highly of DR.. Chatham's
lecture on Lie and Death delivered In Middle
town last Thursday.
Rev. DIR. McCahe's two lectures on the Woman
Question came Of ut MiddletUwn on the evenings
Of the 18th aud 18th.
The Milford Hufu4I Friend speaks Of "a negro
girl belonging 10 one OF our citzens.' Has IL
heard OF Emancipation. .-.-t
WIN. Hill, of Milford, wants to DO Recorder of
Of Kent county. He Is one of tho only kind oil
hills Kent county possesses.
The county taxes for the coming year will
probably be Twelve per cent. on the s100 instead
Of eight per cent j gs n
In pursuit of the ''old age championship"
smyrns, IN this State reports fOs persons over
60 years old. siNs.- = 7. 4s'if .T A."
Oiliee nj Dover, In March. There arc q number
OF applicants, OF course
Business at Harrington Is weak IN the knees,
because ship knees sent from there have been
rejected at Philadelphia navy yard.
Rabbits once more have rights that srortsnen
bound To respect II IL against the law to kill
any more OF theui until next November.
A correspondent of the Deiawdrean occupies
large amount Of space that might have been put
To some good use in stupid abuse of the DELLA
WARE TRIBUNE.
The workmen engaged on the extension of the
junction Il Breakwater Railrood from Lewes have
struck for higher wages. They; were receiving
81. % per day of hours. t. sl '
The Smyrna Debating Society have decided the
question "Sbould Chinese Immigration BIZ En-
couraged D. In the affirmative But the true an-
swer is . No." nevertheless. f
The Reading Dispatch saws the work on the
Wilmington aud Rending Road is being pushed
forward very rapidly. The tracklayers are near
ing WayNsbsreh, and the whistle OF the iron
horse can be distinctly heard OF the above place.
At Brdsboro', they are approaching Hampton.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

A correspondent wIItes us that short time ago
local preacher at Roxann, Sussex county. per-
formed the marriage service between man and
woman, whose names we withhold for the present.
notwithstanding the fact that It was known to
the eptre community, the ofiiciatioe preacher
included, that the mat had wife and child living
10 Wilmington, and that he had never been
divorced from his wife, nor even so much as
applied for divorce.
Our correspondent, whom We know to be a
trustworthy gentleman, writes with great POSI-
'veness mud gives the names Of the parties. but
he story Ia so remarkable one that we hesitate
To print the MINES until the investigation the
wrtar urges shall have placed the facts of the
ease beyond the possibility of doubt. II the
marriage laws may he thus violated with impun-
ity, divorce cases ave likely To become rare.
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MarrianeS.

FEN NELI--KTPF.-''n, The 81 inst NJ the Delaware
House b. Mayor Valentine. Mr. Ell q Pennell al
Dilis ortnstoan. Pa, 10 Miss Phebs Emma kiJ', OF
Oh dds Ford, r..
BOG tls-PIEkCE.-'n this city, on the 81 inst, by
Rev r. N. Chatham. Mr.. Colu nlbus b 'ggs to N iss
Emma Pier e.
DERM KSON-FORD-On TIE evening of the "a
itst, AT the homs of the bride, MIR Alfred / er.
rirksun, 10 Mt s Hannah q. Ford, both of vii
mingu'n Del.-key. j. II. Ciymer, IN 'iating cle.-
g!man.
DONNEtLY-EISt ING ON Tuesdiv. the 1st Inst,
atSt Mays Church bY r.. XIV. Bishop tc,k r,
MIR Fetr j 10 nelly, nf Philadelphia, 10 Niles
Matilda q. K-irg of his city.
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The evy Court.


The Levy Court held an adjourned meeting al
New Chsile Tuesday. II was somewhat late Ia
organizing. as Ing to the heavy storm Mr..
Walker. one Of the Republican members, arrived
late, und for obvious reasons there was no quorum
until his arrival.
Messrs. Hicks, Enos and Walker, the committee
appointed To ancit The accounts Of MIR. Titus.
TREASURER OF the Poor, performed their duty and
found the reports correct.
The committee appointed to examine the ne
ses-Inent reported on several hundr ds, and iht
assessors were discharged from further aitel,,
dance ut this session. The examination OF the
assessment fer the city OF Wilmington has not
yet been completed, aud Mr.. Lewis is still In at
iendaDce. ~
No motion .was made to go into election for
Treasurer and Collectors. as owing to the con-
tiuued absence Of Mr.. Ingram, member from
Appoqunlmlnk the two political p,rtes were
evenly divided, and an election therefore impos-
eiblu.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

Train No. /, South, connects at Chsdds Ford
with Trains on B. @. r. r., arriving at Philadelphia
OF 40 a. H. ano arriving in Baltimore at Lib p m.
and at Wilmington with train leaving for Baltimore
at 1902, a. m and with train on delaware HAnroad
leaving at 1910 q m.
Train NO. Q, South, connects at Coatesville with
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, which leaves
Philadelphia at 80 >. m, and with Pacific Express
from the West; and at Chadd Ferd withtrain leav-
ing Philadelphia at $50 p. m.
Train No. /, North, connects at Chadd's Ford with
trains Baltimore Central Railroad, arriving at
Philadelphia at 40 o. m and Arriving in Baltimore
1.1b p m, and at Coatesyflle with Nall Train West,
| and Lancaster Train East, on Pennsylvania Kali
| road.
Train No. 8. North, connects at Chadd's Ford with
| train leaving Philadelphia at 430 p. m, and at
Coatesville with evening train for Philadelphia and
Cincinnati Express West
| train arriving at Philadelphia at $50 p. m
Train No. ., North, connects at thadds Ford with
the train and at Coatesyle with train leaving
Philadelphia at $50 p, m. A Daily Stage from West
Chester connects at Ssger's MIL with Trains NOE
and South, and Trains Nos. and North.
j. G. SHAMELESS,
| Engineer and General 6upsrinte ndent
| Coatesvllle, January 91st 1870. jan3,d&
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p UBLIC SALE.

o. The subscri will sell at Public fHYfH
A0N5ale, nj his yes depce, On the road 1<4C
lua,lng from Glasp ow to Cuothes ~ idge, tka1ez-
IN Pc cider HurdraS, on "WEDNESDAY, me ~ .
day 4 rrhrusry, 1870 ut 10 oil 'ck his entire stock
and farmipP utenril- as fows:-
M /. hay h re Fill. coming years old, good
work horse. dive driver and fl % siyle; No ?. bay
horre NJ jor, comi years old. good farm horse
fine style and q good drlver' M 3. Kate, coming
10 yesrr old, hne driver aud splendid brooo mare;
No. 4. jim, coming 10 yeas OLD, good farm hor,e:
10. 8, Frince, tom ny years old large al noe
.tye, Prince Albert stock; No. g. JenDi-,- cOm ny
years old, hne s'z,. Morg N Black Hawk sock; 4
ned Of cattle, mileh fows. with c. lse- by their
side. 2 s,ringing to calva and freth, fne bull,
hne hef "a, balance rom 10 years old 70 ne ID
~ We.tern ewesw'th lamb b. Ssn,h Down buck
fam wagon. hor cart, good York wagon and
harness, carriage with pole and shaft horse rake
lOuyhs, hs-rows, clltlvators, imks. shovelr, hoes
ube and single trees ret OF wagon harnere,l
" cd ret Of double car iage hunes, good set 81
single harness. sets Of pl0n hsrners1 good Get OF
cart har. ets. sadde and bride. work bri tles nd
'0llars he halers 10 bushels Set ID o,ts, 40 bush
els Of peach blow potat,~s, 8 tons nf good timothy
nay, at many othtr articles moi mentioned.
Bale p,tilive
given On all sums over $50.
WIN. 4. pAYETT,
Glasgow. Del.
8. NJ. ENos. Auctioncer. feblo.atw
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febi0. smw
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.

Land in Delsw.e CouHt-, because Of It, m
Close pr ximitv TO Phadepn q, Is selling At $3.50 l
to $1,000 per acre The proceeds Of flfv acre farm
drea o. more acres In mo parts Of Chester count,
whie the brica for pr due l. about the tame. In
view Of this hundreds In Delaware consty are look
attention Of those bsv ny It to re to the DELLA
WARE @ USTY AwEhI AN ,as Medium 10 which
to vsrt's. It Is the only paper puhlirhed ut the
Gountv eea', and has far Y eater circulaiion hun
any other In this section OF cru try TERMS: Ten
CENTS per line for FL ST INsEhTION. and Xix cents
per line for SUB,tQVENT INSERTIONS. Right
Ines three mon hs fivs dollars Address. the pub
llshers VERNON q COOPER,
teblOtf Mesia, Pa.
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qua LETTER sOx.


MEssRs EDIroRs. looking over your pa
per I observe IN array of names announced
for the ofilce of Sheriff of New Castle County.
Some of them are gentlemen of intelligence, yet,
there is no one named who Is better qualified or
who has greater claims for the sympalhies of the
Republican Party, than Sylvester Rianhard, E.q.,
whose attachment To the party has been iroii
principle. have conversed with gentlemen from
those Hundreds. than either OF those named. We
should louk well to The nominations.
LINCOLN
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leatha.

YaRNALT On the Jih lust, Ann Yarna' In the
90 h year si her ag
CARPE IfER.-In this city on the 7th inst, Mary
a., wife OF HE. H. Carpenter, in the cob )eur of
her age.
KOLLpCK On the Cd irs Sarah Ann, wife OF
X b. ri Ko luck aged % year.
8RADFO n-Suddenly, Tuesday might, F,b. lat,
Mrs. Rebecci Bradford, ia The 80 year Of her aee
LaTIMER On The 4th inst. Daniel Lalimer. in the
g0.h year Of ria aye.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

ON AND AFTER JANUARY let, 1sTe.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
will leave Stations named at the following changed
Hours, lsubiect to delays Incident to freight bus-
messy viz: -
COME SouTu, leave Wilmington about 8 90 A.. NJ;
New Castle, 400; Middletown, 600; Clayton, 1.lb
Dover, Camden. 910 FELTON,, 1905. and be due
at Harrington 10. 80 a. M.
Gorna NoErH, to leave Harrington about $40 p.
NJ FELTON,, 400, Camden, sos Dover, 6.4b, Morton,
610 Clayton, 100, Middetown, $40, New Castle,
1890, and be due at Wilmington 1l00 P. M.
rhis train will step to take up passengers only at
-sstens named, but will set down passengers q any
regular stopping place between Harrington and VIII
mington ExoEPT Hare's Corner, State Road, Della
ware Junction and Dupont r-l l.ssr
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington AND Philadel-
phia at T40 A, NJ. Leave Philadelphia, u AZ a. H.
and Wilmington 100 P. NJ, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINR
Additional to those above will leave tmyrna for
Clayton 11.45 A. NJ, and $40 +. N. Lave Clayton
Tor Smyrna, s. 20 A. NJ and $40 r. NJ, to make con
nection with trains to and from Dove, and Stations
south. .,
At Clayton, with N. d D. R. X. for Kaston and
intermediate places
At Harrington, with j. d b. r. r. for Milford,
Georgetown, Lewes and intermediate places.
At Seaford, with d. q D. r. Il, for Fredericksburg.
Cambridge and intermediate stations
At Delmar, with Z. 8. r. X. for Salisbury, Princess
Anne, Crisfeld and intermediate stations. Also,
e. q. SEWALL.
Superintendent Del. r. X
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Markets. by Telegraph.
pUIIhnTI pIIIA nARxETe

PHILAnrlpHlA February 9.-Cotton, middling
upand-, 259s cents.
Flour unchanged.
Wheat very quiet; Pennsylvania red, S1.24 a
S12j Rye 98 q 81. Corn In fair request new
vell'w. SS q 93 ceuts. Oats steady, aud selling at
o. @ 90 C 'nts.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADEi pHiA, Feb. Beef cattle fair de.
mnnd, and a cent higher; extra Pennsylvania
and Western steers 916@l0 cents, fnlr to good.
100 cents. common 6@iI5 cents per gross. Sheep
TAR d-uiutst, fts, per t,'uud t<~oss. uos,s
In demand, $685. @S14 per cwt.. nett.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS rs CARoLIsE CO.
A correspondent wiring 10 us IRON Grcensbo-
rough says that about six miles from that towt
Is place called "Ihe Plains, owned by widow
Indy, Mrs. Bowen. She has in been erecting on
1t some very extensive buildings one house for
the ovtrsecr Of her place, which has cost about
tween $4,000 aud SIS, OOO. She has also just iio-
ished mansion for herself which is believed 10
be the finest dwelling on the Eastern Shore. The
buildings were erected by Andrew Rol. Of Greens.
hnrouuh
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

The Kent Eems regards the Fifteenth Amend
inent as dreadful reality and suys that at
the next el, elton the most Ignorant aud d, grad,
negro In the community will vote side by eide
with the whites" Then let our lugubriOus con-
and education, and the :" reality" will soon cease
TO appear SO . dreadful" to it, Saturdays Com
met cini
Mir. PRisTEn.-I tell you what thiuk is the
matter with the Kent He'cs. First I'll tell what
isn't the matter with II and ,hen Ill tell what H.
II isn't because il don't want US to vote side by
side With IT, but II is the dreadful reality" that
we will vote Ia 10 fitce with it-that's whats
the matter. Yah, Yah, Yah.
am your true bhtck REPUBLICAN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

WILMINGTos CoSrERENcE.-- annual meet
ing OF Wilmington Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will commence nt Port Deposit,
Nd. on the 18th OF March. Bishop James viii
preside. The citizens OF that town and its vicinity
prc already makug arrangements Tor the accom-
mediation of their guests. This will be the second
lnreilng OF this Conference, when includes the
whole Peninsula In It's limits, and was set apart
from Philadel, hia Conference, to which II foi-
mefy belonged, il 1868 Philadelphia Confer
ence, we beleye, meets un the same DAY.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

sU- The place To 10 II you want boots and shoe
that will wear is Nicholson Il Foulks No. l02 West
second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can lind an
which embraces every variety of boot and
SHOE from the light dress shoe or fancy pump, To the
heaviest brogans cavalry boots. For la.lies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and meme
who wish to buy can fail To be suited, while to gel
shoes for your children, 1t is just the place TO go
Romember tho place. lo9 West Second street, vii
mipvtou.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

FAoIs FOR THE LABIEs-We have had our Wheeler
& WI son Machine 4 r ten years. have made five
hundred sui's of heavy cloth up 1t quite numb,
O. tents-whicn is very heavy works. ianiity O.
miy sewing, from the finest material to the coars
est, and never spent cent for repairs have seer
great many Other machines, but wonld not non
exchange mine for any other.
Newbern, Va. Miss E. II. ALfxANDgn.
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f.y.uzxxzzxR1 PHILADELPHIA Will
NJ ~ Y MINGTON AND BALTHOhk
RHff- RQAn FrIMX TARIE

ks3 MfNaToN AND BAITMoRR
COMMENCING MONDAY, May 10th, 1888.
TTsiRs E lesTe pspSs HoH,
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at wilmington
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1aoc M. Sundays excsg-
ted.) for Baltimore and Washington stopping At WI
%TWgi1In peryy t sns s New csss
EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 P. N. tsundays exoept
ed,) for Baltimore and Washington Stopping At Shee-
poit Stanton, Newark, Eiton, North East Charles
Town, Perryyille, Hayre-deG Grace, Aberdeen, Peuy-
name, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's and Stsmmsrs
NIGHT EXPRESS at liso P. NJ. psily,) for Bait,
s nS s0pRV 4 SSs.' as
Elktsn North East, Perryvile Havrede-Grace, Per-
Pssssneers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, win
t9g the 1900 NJ. Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
Leave rntladepn.s At iiSS. 4. M, ase 500. ana
100 I. Al. The SEQ r, n train co.,
Leave WILMINGTON a. 64n and $40 A, n, Lso
alb and 100 DAILY P. M. The $40 A. NJ train VIII
Trains leaving Wilmington at Gas A. M. and AIS
p. NJ, will connect at Lamokin Junction with the
100 A. NJ. and 4so P. NJ. Trains for Baltimore Gen.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1880. A. H., 1870. bsT an
| 1920 p. ii.
Leave Chester at 1885, s.4s,sos, and 11.oe A. H.,
| All, 4.5s. 6 90. L45 and 10b3 p. M.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Lesvs Baltinore At T.2b A. M. Way Mail. s.so A.
NJ, Express ass ?. M. Express. T.9o T. M Express,
| 1910 p. NJ. Express. .....
From Baltimore TO Port Deposit and intermediate
| stations at 500 p, N.
Accommodatien train iron Port Deposit viii lesvs
Perryve at 9, II A. NJ, for Baltimore and interme-
| iiate stations.
'rrains for Baltimore leave Chester at laos A. NJ,
| and 9,11 A. M, and 4.gb 7. NJ.
! Trains fer Baltimore leave Wilmington Of 1ao9 and
/ 1000 A. NJ, Loo aud Git P. M.
| SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Baltimore At 1855 p. NJ, stopping at MAG
nolis, Perrymaps, Aberdeen, Hayrede,Graca rery-
vile, Charlestown North East Ekton Newark, Stan.
ton, Newport, Wilmington. Claymont Linwood and
| 'iheFtor. ,~,,x,x,u,, ,...,..,r...,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

BALTIMORE, Feb. ga severe snow and
hail storm is prevailing and restricts bust
ness, and very little was done in any depart
ment. Cotton dull and nominaly 243c.
Flour dull and very light business. Grain,
no receipts and very little was done, and
The market is nominally as quoted yesterday.
Provisions unchanged in every respect with
very small business. Whisky in good de-
mand at JSc for wood bound bbls.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

CoRREoTIos.-W stated on Saturday TINT the
man PANIED Early. found dead Tint morning, near
New Castle Junction, had been killed by passing,
train. The C0rouers jury, on ose exaui--
nation, concluded that drcelsed had fallen iu ut
and persisted IRON col and exposure.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD
l 0 w A
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,


At IS and Accrued Interest.
many persons are seiiing their Government BOZ j.
wniie tne premium Is stii large Sas tne treasury
promised 70 ouy ,hirtesn million. " Neemoer), and
relnvest IN inc First mohIaAdE boNDS oF
Inn onNi hAh nAihhoAD of io"h' which pay
aoous oneihira more INTEREST Ine ''ne 10 MAKE
sucn teiu'es'mens 70 ~A"e tne 1'eosu'y~ o''v'ng'
a''a governments a'e ~ P'em'""'
ink Road DOES NOT BUN Thhoueh WILDERNESS
wnere IL wouia nave 70 wall ioi yeA'r ior popuia-
ton anu ousiness' pu' tnreugh tne most tncky set-
teu anu p'ouu'u'o Asi.ui'uiai eounue' ia I've
'a'e' "hsn s''' e"o' '''''on iaiso uaii' 90 ooon
us oonpi'.su'
II runs 'niousa 'no great oosi neiu, VI oou'ne'n
'owa :" 'no Nof'n ~neie 'oAi 10 inuispensA''' anu
must w 'aii'eu
d,s,r,st ~ conn,ru ha q .ne Mor.n
.h,s ,'s,n,s ,ecess,,v ~
I'M ,,,r,a.,,o i r. "a. n IN. p.u,-,, ,,,,. 80
,rrst 10 INV and honds oan ha ,ssras an,,, =,
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~ Tho ,,r,no,,,, ana s,r Tho ,,,,an, ~ ,,.ras,
rhe Nav, Vol, Tr,n,,. s.vs. :. mi. "a .a,a,a;d
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

ENOR sALE-A portable engine. 10 no 70 power.
Z nearly new built by Joseph Hyde, and considered
by experts to be one of he b'st 10 the country:
Also, a large thre hing mscline. water cart and
betting The whole will be rold together or sepa-
rately l. appi ID for soon. Address
CHARLES MEGGINsON,
feb10 xtws stanton, Del.
CMALL FRUITS AND PL ANTS A SPECIALITY.
All tire desirable and profitable varieties after
10 years experience IN small fruits The fruits yield
The pr t, and the plants sod at about the cost Of
raising hem Ft
ELIAS WALTON.
febf0 smw Moorestown, N. J.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE Gilbert L. Wells,
who has recently been residing in Texas. paid IL
Welt some time ago 10 his BROTHER living on Jesse
Haowell's place, uear this city.und aiterspendlng
some time there started to visit sister residing
In Brooklyn. fle promised to return after this
visit and take his brothers place. while he went
away. On Tuesday week he left his sisters HOUSE
In Brooklyn, 70 come to this city, and nothing
has since been heard uf him.
lie was about five feet eight inches in height,
had blue eyes, and his face was tanned quite
brown. His relatives feel great deal of anxiety
fearing some III has befallen him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

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Unsettled Claims. income for 1862.
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Governr,ent and all other Coupon
Securities, or those transferable by =, mn.
government aud ali Other Securities ''
registered aud negotiable only by
Gold Coin or Billion ............... Las per 1000
silver Coin Bullion. ........... 200 per 1,0Oe
Silver or g Id Plate, under seal, no
owners estima OF value, and rate
tubjsct to adjustment for bulk..... 100 per 100
Jewslry, Diamonds, etc...".."... 2o0per loo
when Of no nxed value, 81 year each, or accord
These latter when deposited in tin boxee charged
according to bulk, upon basis Of II feet cubic ca
paciy $40 year.
Coupons and interest will be collected when desired,
| and RENTED to the owners for one per cent.
The Company offer for Rent the lessee exclusively
| Vaults, ut ratts vary ing from SIS to SIS each
| per snnum, according " size.
Desosits of Money Received on which interest will
be allowed; per cent. on call deposits, payable
| by cheek at sight and per cent on riiae
Deposits, payable on 10 days notice.
Travellers Letters of Credit furnished. available In
| all parts of Europe.
This Company is also authorized TO act as Execu
tors, Administrators and Guardians to receive ant
execute Trusts OF every description from the courts
corporations or individuals. =, .,o,,,,r
ROBERT PATTERSON. Pres dent.
| Secretary and Treasurer dec3t3md&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

MO MONEY Is RhQUlRED for a"Magic ~as.er
~ uutil tried two weeks; Also new galvanized
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