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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-31


VETLLLb, IS.
III nryrArnArrur, -
No. 1909 MAIN STREET
so = ! begins tic cold season VILE renewed
w kxsyy energies :nd Increased resources. Tho
N.Y. public vii! find IN his harder ever!
luxury that l. !'rOIG.CL Within the United stale.
lie offers everything n season nee. md e!;Cs-
cies of the tropics. TAHE and WE'D FOWL
OF wafer and land of all corts, EENi>DN, uEr-
TIERS. FISH, TEIEAPISS, and HUIfhTlC
MEATS, Of the very best, selected with ssill AID
care.
He has tie best Of cooke, under The direction I
4 French artist, master Of the profession iils
tables IN the main saloon and bis suit Of dining
rooms for parties supplied with dishes TO "r.r7
from the palmer sorts 10 IT," most elegant, el"a! "a
any prepared In Pari-. Parties entertained with
entire privacy and comfort.
He win supply parties and families promptly
with ncats, Fish. Oysters, Game Pastry, Desert
and W ines and liquors.
He viii cater for hose in town and country Tto
desire uncooked supplies, cnsurinR the brst Tie
market affords IL the most reasonable charges
His Bar is Supplied with the choicest LIQUORS
and WINES. This he warrants. Nfxed drinks
prepared by the most skilfu brewer III the clti'
Grateful for past favor, NJ Invites The public 10
continue It's patronage. ana promises tie mp''
faithful ami prompt filin2 % orders. "cf
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LOST AND FOUND.

V1ST2AY, \ DARK RED COW GE==::H
IL with white spot III face ana ear-mark. sI>Ao
ehc (, rather small and about i've years old. A
liberal reward viii be paid II returned To Goa!
wood. ward corner Main and Seventh streets.
NH 3l-.t y. IL. :. nohNo.on-.
] est, on Saturday the 2Gth instant, be-
4 tween The Spots~ood Hotel and Adams street
LADIES' rLAlN GOLD BRACkttI, WIN VIZ.
,-tr attached, Thsre IS IN cribed on the Inside
81 the br. ceie: the word " Wynnie-" The finder
viii be rewarded by leaving the same at tlieofh
NH 2J--at
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mo- IS j. 3. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND EORTHW EST-CHANGE
OF SCHEDUL E-DAILy except SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, 9Th OF June, passengers
for Baltimore and I'll points North and North.
west will take the passenger train from the depot
OF the Richmond and York River Railroad a.
Richmond for West Point, where they take The
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. c. FREEMAN,
Or KENNEBEC, Captain j. II. FREEMAS,--bott
boats having been put In first-rate ordcr-reAchHe
Baltimore the following morning II time to con-
ue:t with the trains for Philadelphia, New Yors,
and the Wet. Returning, the boats leave pier 2C.
Leht-Strcet tlarvcs, foot Of Barry street daily
Except Sundays) at O'Clock 7. NJ, passengers
arriving in Richmond at i@:l5 j. VI. the follow .ng
day in time 10 connect with the express tr,ip
on the Richmond and Danvilie railroad for Dan.
willie and all points on that road; Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C.. N. c.; Columbia, s. G.,
and all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except Surdays) .. ]
O'Clock P. II. leaves West Point daily iexcept
MonGays) III 1910 A. 81.
THOMAS DODAafEAD,
1es SUPERINTENDENT
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTs.s.cn
MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAP eE5j
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES RTVEk.-TSe 5s:i
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL stsamsr
JOHN SYLy IS Err
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf ut Rockets for the above-na,,ah
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI.
Tuesdays, Thnrsdays, and Saturdays. VI
Passengers arrf7e IN EoTfois Ia time 20 con.
aces With steamers foz Baltimore and points
i-orth. '''""
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on AMI.
7al of g.earner. ~ '-'-
Fare TO Norfolk, s2.se.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursd3y5, and SATURDAY..
ron: TONI IL ". to g Z. H., for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
chesapeake bay and all regular landing on james
river, at reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight: for way-lana,ngS must he prepaid,
Applyt L, B TATU&. Agent.
9e II ONCE, steamers' wharf,
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pHILADELP HIA, RICH fSss
= HQND AND NORFOLK STA N-LAkGn
\ " T r steamers RFOIK. j. "
EVERMAE. and J. s. GREEN, composing his
line, VIII leave Richmond every MONDAY and
pay and SATURDAY. alternately, at II O'Clock
III. Freight received every day tAindays exc.pt-
cd at the Company's frelght-house on the Dock.
Freights taken for Norfolk ut moderate rates.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals and
staterooT, $9. W. z. PORTER
Agent at Richmond
Office 40. 2425 Dock street.
Wn. Z. CLYDE b CO.,
Agents at PHILADELPHIA
Offices No. II South wharves
fo is and No. Is North wharyrs
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COLOGNE WATERS.

COLOGNE WATERS.
TOILET No. Q.
vERBESA, LILLY OF THE VALLEY,
LAVENDER, FRANGIPASSl,
ROSE GERANIUM. MILE FLECRS,
VIOLET BOUQUET,
NEW-MOWS HAY, JOCKEY CLUB.
HELIOTROPE, VIDAVIRA. and
WHITE ROSE.
SACHET POWDERS
MILE fLECES,
MARECHhLL. HELIOTRurE,
EEW-MHWS HAY,
ROSE,
JOCKEY CLUB,
EERBENA, VIOLET,
ChRNAT1ON PINK. ROSE GERANlCM.
FRANGPANNI. BOCQrE2 hE CAROLINE
and WHITE ROSE, at
Il. IL. NAZARU'S,
mis- Franklin street, corner Fourth.
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
/ =. II. EXCEpTEDl 70 TIE t,MhIiI; Last:
AID WEST, uEER TIE F-.EpHlIE Rot ~
QUICKEST ROUTE THE THROUGH TRa!hs
o. or this route from the depot corner
Of Byrd aud Eighth streets 1T IL Is 4. Mi4nd 80 T.
VI. (Sun;lay 1T II Is 4. y. unlT) making close and
r.li .hle connections with 1HE NASlllNirIDtt
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and With trains
FOR TIE GREAT SORTHWES
Cars fitted up with SPLESDlD RECLINING
CHAIRS, for Which no charge Is mad.
The elegant and connections steamers on The
Po.omac river stop ut Alex lrdria each way.
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner o
Brad and Eighth streets daily LSunGay5 EXCEPT.
ed a. 800 Z. NJ, and arrives III Richmond ut $40
4. 4.
Through tickets TO I'll principal points North anc
West.
For further Information and for through tickets
North apply at the Office corner Broad and r xbtt
Streets and for through tickets TO al points North
and West apply at the ticket office corner Byrt
and Eighth streets
no IS J. 4. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
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WANTED, ,or.
TWELVE PER Cent. MORTGAGES
for three years,
INTEREST PAyABLF. SFMI-A> SuAiLfN
in sums " $40 and upwards.
xrcoTr,rED ON DESIRABLE CITY PRO-
,rpry nv r. r. NEwDURN.
Real Estate Agent,
NH 81 no. Aoi" '>'' '''e'''
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CUR RENT, a NEAT Is r &c X Ts
4 HOUSE on Marshal! street between Eli
Iwrnty-I,rnth ami Twcnty-il!th, containing NE
rooms a!.d = large couhing-room ;di"ini ( the
Basement: also. 4 good brick kitchen with w"
r .ulns and aMcil Of good water In the ward The
upU has just been thoroughly repaired ana
r.i,,,d JOHN ". FERGI S~oN.
at FERGUSON Rady'a,
corner Fourteenth and Main streets.
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WANTS.

WANTED, IN t.RETA II GROCERY,
w aBOY from twelve to ftecn years Of aye.
,ddress, with name aRid rcfs rences, through the
,>na,oe,co t.k ms NH 3l-1ts
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". Il. pFCnnAM. PrcsiteDt
p. I. HOOKER, Eice-Presi,iont;
I. IcADAn, Secretary aui Actusry;
II. /. suDiCk SIX. superintendent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

TABLEAux EXHIBITION AT BRASDYwISE SPRINGS.
The ladies of st. James Episcopal Church,
assisted by several gentlemen, gave very
pleasant entertainment at Brandywine Springs,
"Wednesday evening. The large dining room of the
building was filed to Overlooking, and the hearty
applause which followed each representation
showed that the audience appreciated the efforts
of the participators in the tableaux.
The exhibition opened with representation
of " Preparing for Tableaux," and followed By
Coming thro' the Rye" John Knoxs Inter
view with Mary Queen Of Scots" a scene from
the opera Of Faust, an absurd representation of
SO The Coming Man." as predicted by the anti
woman suffrage adherents " Forsetfulness, "
and several charades.
All the scenes were very well gotten up. and
quite creditable to the performers.
After the tabeaux were over the audience adj
journed to another room in the building where
ice cream, lemonade, and other refreshments
were served up to those desiring them.
Quite handsome sum was realized and will be
used, we understand, for the purpose Of purchas
ing new horse and carriage for the pastor o.
the church, Rev. Mr. Marshall
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wilmington Carriage Factories.
NEW FAcToRIEs-ApDIrroN TO JONES GuTHRl
SHOP.

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 JONES GuTHRIE's
SHOP.
Mr.. c. W. Weldin, Of the firm of Weldin &
Lane, lumber merchants, on the south side of
Market street bridge, is erecting large building,
adjoining the lumber yard, to be used as car
rage factory. 1t will be 1877 feet in length, and
GO feet in width, and about 80 feet i'll height,
making two stories. When finished it will be
the largest factory in the city, but one, tMcLear
" Kendalls) and capable Of turning ont an I'M
mense number of carriages.
1t is to be built of brick and one story is now
complete, and the remainder is being rapidly
built up. Mr.. W. hopes to have all necessary
facilities for manufacturing in the building and
ready for use by the first OF October.
Mr.. Jones Guthrie, whose carriage factory i
on the causeway, adjoining Mr.. Weldin's has Just
added story to his already large works, about
$50 or 100 feet in length, and has a full compi
ment of hands employed.
Messrs Thompson & Paschall, opposite the
way, have the foundation of their new factory
about laid, and will push ahead with their build
ing
When the two new factories are completed. and
get i'll working order, the causeway will be reg
ular beehive of industry, there being four car
riage factories, the three already mentioned, ant
smaller one owneds by John Walther jacob
Sinex's large sash factory, Wedn 4 Lanes lum
Der yard, and W. ]. Browns agricultural ware
house.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

II at once relieves and invigorates all the vital
funetohs, without causing, at any time, or under
any circumstances, the slightest injury to any "
them.
The most complete and uniform success has for
many years attended It's use Ia France and IN some
portions Of the United States; and 1t is now offered
To the general public, with the most absolute CON
yieton That 1t can never fail to accomplish all that
is claimed for it.
II is harmless in the extreme, at all times aad
under all circumstances; and is unequaled hy any
remedy vet known TO the world where puFgative
is Indicated,
produces little no pain In It's operation; leaves
the organs entirely free from irritation, and never
IN NE slightest degree, oyertaXes or eXcites the
yotis system,
In Bilious Diseases, Indigestion and Dyspepsia 1t
Is Invaluable. = 7
1t is The grand Purifier of the nlnntl, ami h,nG.
cannot fail to eradicate from Tie system ScrulIIla
Erysipeas, salt Rheuin, tanker, and CutanruIs
l.fpliuns generally Irregular or want of Appetite,
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis Catarrh Coli,
Pains, DiarrhUa, Waer-hrasli, Sour and Bitter Sto-
mach, and ullness ana iantness II the same: I'm
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Headache, Rheumatism tDut AMI Infiaminatons IN
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powerful remedy.
General Dibility with its inseparable accompani.
mehts-nlehtal and piyslral-sugh as greeii-silk-
ness, lassltude Of mind and body, drowsiiess ndis-
position, to exercise, weakness uf the limbs. feel
ings Of encouragement, despOhdency and dstrlst-
all disappear under lis magic influence.
1t regulates and invlgoratrs tn. bowels; Is a SURE.
antihote for obstinate costiveucss and piles: gives
renewed yigor to the stomach evokts The action Of
tine liver; dssipates the yellow dye of aundice aud
eradicates from the skim bilious spots or mold
moths and Freckes
II excites to renewed, vigorous and healthy ac-
d n and is certain 10 bring prompt relief in nil
CASES of Darrhdea and Dysentery.
II y eminenty eiiectual in the cure Of all diseases
OF children, however tfantile, especially for collie
worms, and irritation AMI fretfulnes while teethng
As "a dinner pill or digester, 1t is second to none
other, taken with the food 1t operates as general
Alternative Whereby the entire impaired organism is
stimulated to renewed energy, aud to healthy vi
Rur and vitality. ~ extensively used by the Fa-
rhlly ~ q convenient and thorough cath2rtic hav-
ing no action other than the one intended. gS-Sept
| ny mail on receipt of price AMI postage viz.
! One Box, sn.2J pOstaye q rents
| Five Boxes, LOO IL !,
IL Is sold by all dealers In drugs and medicines and
| by TURNER 4 CO., sole Proprietors
Jy2o,4w 100 fremont street, Boston, Mass
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

Train No. leaves Springfield at 90 A. NJ, Joanna
ol, Gold Run TO- Gegertown I %. White Bear
~ Hampton 7 81, Birdsboro' 40. Returning,
Bear 81, geigertown 4 IS, Cold Kun o., Joanna
Is, Springfield 20.
Train No. ], North, connects at Chadd's Ford with
Trains on b. O. r. r., arriving in Philadelphia at
y % a. M and arriving in Baltimore at 1b p. M,
pna at 70 q. H., and at Harrisburg at 10 35 D. n
au at Blrdsbor0' with train arriving at Reading at
10 S5 q. m.
Train No, Q, North, connects at Chadd's Ford with
Coatesvie with train on Pennsylvania Railroad for
all points West, and at Birdsboro with train arriy
Ing In Reading at 8 20 p. m.
IRAN NO. 3, North, connects at Chadds Ford with
ts ort arriving IN Philadephia at s35 p NJ and at
cinnati Express West and Harrisburg Acconin,oda-
tlQn East on Pennsylvania Railroad
Train No. 4, North. connects at BtrtsborO' with
Train arriving in Philadelphia at 10 20 and in Read
Ing at 10 20 a. m.
:, Train No. l. South, connects at Coatesyille with
rarkesbqrg train on Pennsylvania Railroad Al
Cnautts Ford with trains on Baltimore Central mr.
rVing az Phiadephia at a. M, and in Baltimore at
II, 10 p m AT Wilmington with train arriving In
Railroad leaving at 10 10 q. M.
Irhih NO. z, South, connects at BirdsbOro' with
Train leaving Pottspille at 0 90 a. M. and Reading
~ ~ 80 a. NJ. AT Gainesville with Through Train ON
renmnsyWnnia railroad for all points West.
- Train No. 3, South, connects at Coatesyille with
marrisbllrR Accommodation East and Cincinnati
Express West on Pennsylvania Railroad At Chaddis
9ru WIN Train arriving at Oxford at 10. 10 D. m.
. iiaih no. . Soutl connects at BirdsborO' with
at 635 p. IN. = ' i"b
g., a Daily Stage from West Chester connects at
sagers with all trains. ~
j. c. sHARPLEss,
Gainesville July s, 1870 lima IEY,
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RaiIrnaa Hinss.
- -r,.rHa11 PHILADELPHIA vii,
E& u hdINGTON, BALTiMohE
E1I.1fIR6E6 TfME TABLE

EA IN u nfINGTON. d BALTIMORE
&xl4TT ~ +, h,fUH TARJE
nhihnNv,a ~. .. - -, an 1a7o
Commencing monaoN opt ~ :, umppur
Trains will leave Depot corner BkOAD ninNnA
AND WASHINGTON AVENUE, as loliowh:
WAY-hfAIL TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, lSnnuayss tsxpep-
te) for Baltimore stopping 81 ~ regular
WITH Delaware h. r. line at Clayton with smsrnA
Branch r. r. and M. d d. X. r.; a. harrington VII i
b. r. RI at Seaford with ~ z N y 4, Y - p9,
mar with r. s. r. r. A. salisbury Mlin w +. T. x
EXPRESS TRAIN at Il. As A. NJ Sundays exsSG,e,pteu
sor baltimore and washington, stopping at winning.
ton. Perryyille, and Hayre-cs-Grace- Connect ~
Wilmington with train for New CasMe. -
'EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 p. M. SSuudays excep.
ted) for Baltimore and washington ssopp,ng t ~
Nassnor Stanton Newark, Elkton, NORTH ast,
t,harIeston Perryville, iavrede-G Grace, ADerdeen'
Perrynan's Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's anuSteul
mer,s Run. - r f.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 1t.80 P. M, DAILY, 1or Balti-
more and Washington, stopping at Chester Linwooa,
Claymont wilmington, Newark Elkton, MOTH hast'
Pefryvliis nasrs-ds-dface, pefryman's ana Nag
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, will
take the 1900 M. Train .i
xvIIAyINqTON TRAINS -
=. ~ " 5tstions i hatveen Phiadelphia and
o.oppihs Nv -" vViimingtnn. y 80
,uo Understandable nj III M L. M $40 400 and
LeSVe TSe 4 IN 5 N train connects with beia,
v =; ,ni,oaa for garrtnoton and lntermedate ala.
maIs n"iiio .',r, So = = AZ N T1-'Ii
ti9ns. xyu,,n,,or OF A Ak and a IN A. M. 900 4Dt
Leass s moiiva B NJ THE a 10 A. nj train will moi
s stn,, KAT hetw S Chester and Philadelphia
Il a al staoas on chester Creek and Ph
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

NEW PEACH OF PRoMIsE.--J. NJ. Chambers,
nurseryman Of this town, presented us the other
day with peach called the Mountain Rose, "a new
variety, of great promise, grown on tree planted
last season. Besides its quality of early bearing
il can be truly said that the Mountain Rose IS !.
size and productiveness II it sustains its repu
tation on a general trialin different localities il
will certainly take the place Of the Troth il
standard lists -Deldtparedl.
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wilmington & Western railroad.
MEETING OF THE BOARD or DIRECTORS.

MEET1NH OF THE BOAHD Of DlKEVTOKs.
The Board of Directors of the W. Il w. II. r.
had special meeting on the 10th, the object
being to consider what is to be done for assuring
the success of the enterprise. The members
present were all renewedly impressed with the
importance Of prompt movement but it was de-
cided to suspend further engineering operations
until the quota of Wilmington shall be made up
to sufficient amount, to warrant the making of
the road
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

BURGLARY AND LARcESY.-On Monday evening
the 18th inst, the Deer Park hotel, owned by
Sylvester Ranhard, at the terminus of the city
railway, and conducted by Spencer Greenwood,
WAS broken open and about fifty dollars worth
of property stolen, consisting Of different grades
of liquors, demiiohns, bottles, candies,ice cream
&C. Spencer was absent that evening, and the
thieves knew it hence the commission of the act.
: Rer,,iblicd3l 4sas FL 4rffs s4G
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

LIVELY TIMES AT PENNsaRoyE.-Among the
many agreeable places on the Delaware, for
parties wishing to pass the day, and enjoy them
selves in good, old-fashioned, social way, there
is none receives q greater share Of patronage
than Pennsgrove. The grounds are cool, shady,
and pleasant, the hotel accommodations at first
rate, and with the agreeable proprietor, Mr.. ].
L. French, and his charming lady, one cannot
fail to enjoy the comforts of home, at the same
time the sports Of boating, fishing, bathing, dam
cling &c. The table at French's cannot be sur
passed by any, and is all that can be desired.
To enumerate the many pleasant hours we have
passed there during the past two weeks would
be in van but one little affair, which took place
on Friday evening last, was worthy of mention.
1t consisted of a select dancing party given by
the kind and hospitable propretors Mr.. and
Mrs. French, to the boarders, and few invited
outsiders among whom we noticed some of
the officers from the Revenue Cutter Miami,
which vessel has been lying off the town for a
few days. We noticed one of her gallant gentle
men, in particular, who seemed to enjoy things
hugely, and assisted materially in forming the
sets for dancing. The music was from Whining
ton, and very fine. Everything was a success,
and at a late hour the dancers separated. We
wish all success to Frenchs that can be desired.
The following is list of the officers of the
Miami 81. A. Webster, Jr, Captain; w s.
Simmons, Ex-ofiicer; T. H. Ridgate, 3rd Lieut..
Walter Scott, Chief Eng'r. NJ. d. l.. Dinsmore,
LIST Asst. Engr. =. Maoney, 2nd Asst. Eng'r.
Joseph Davis, Pilot; Jacob Thompson, Boat
swain James Smith, Gunner John Legg, Car
penter. NJ.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

JAN DEIIvERy.-o Wednesday morning the
insecurity of the Jail at Dover was again
made manifest. by the escape of eight pris-
oners, viz, Henry johnson, col, convicted of
burglary at last court and sentenced to nine years
Imprisonment; Nebuchadnezar Pratis, COL, con-
victed of burglary, atlast court and sentenced to
ones years imprisonment Henry Campbell
COL, convicted Of stealing, and having part Of a
year to serve; Daniel Cubbage COL, charged
with stealing a COW VIM. Collins, COL, for steal
ing slippers; Jacob Davis, col, for stealing
chickens; Charles Roberts, small colored boy
for stealing money and James Thorne, COL, for
assault, awaiting trial They effected their es-
cape by sliding down the chute leading from the
water closet to the cesspool, aloathsome avenue
to liberty, but the only one available, it seems;
johnson took his leg irons with him, and one of
the other prisoners a pair of hand-cuffs. None
of the prisoners have been recaptured. and il is
believed they all escaped into Maryland. This
jail has long been noted for it's rottenness and
insecurity and several times prisoners have es-
capped without any great trouble.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

VNTANTED AGENTS--To sell the HOME SHUT
w TILE SEWING MACHINE. Price S25 IL
makes the clock Stitch take on both sidesO and
is the only licensed underfeed Shuttle Machine sold
for less than $780, Licensed by Wheeler h Wilson,
Grover Baker and Singer h Co. All other under
feed Shuttle Machines sold for less than $50 are in
fringements and the seller and user liable to prose-
cution Address JOHNSON, CLARK n CO., Bos-
ton Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or st.
Louis Mo. je143m