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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
M ARIN e LIST.
FORT OF ALEXANDRIA. SEPT. 8.

FORT OF ALExANDRIA. SEPT. 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia Dare, Moncure, Aqua
Creek, lumber to w A Smoot.
Schr Gazelle, Fshey, Norfolk, shingles TO
J b D Smoot
Schr L T Dunnock, Salisbury, Md, lumber
to II D Smoot.
Schr Martha Gregory, Norfolk. to Virginia
Peat Company.
Schr Nellie H Benedict. New Haven, to Am
erican Coal Go.
SAILED.
Schrs Z r Kirk, Jersey City, and Nellie q
Benedict, New Haven, by American Coal %.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Utility, Nickerson. hence at Nor
witch 9Th instant.
Schr Mignionette, Colbert, hence ati.Balti-
more 9Th instant.
Schr Dexter. Straughn for this port. cleared
at Baltimore 9th instant.
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sTOVEsl STOVESI STOVESl

Ihave on hand and constantly receive com:
plete assortment of Cooking, Dining Room and
Parlor Stoves, at prices which defy competl.
ton. Old Stoves taken in exchange and their
full value given. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere M. RUBEN,
al 3y.lm 80 King ST., DR.. Cooks old stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND In exc
- cution of decree OF the Crcuit Court of
suit of Joseph Sanderson We. John + Kelly.
Samuel Mex nney and others, the undersignsd
will offer, BY public sale, on MONDAY, tho
10Th day OF September ne' t. at Fairfax Court
House. Court dry, the undivided Inter. st of
said Megnney (it being one thlrd) ina TRACE
OF LAND conveyed by him anc wife to J f.
Kelly. SaiG tract consists Of no acrcs, being
the land formerly owned by 6 w Cal ahan
1t is situated near the Chain Bridge, and near
the road to Langley, about four miles from
Georgetown, and is highly improved with good
buildings &C.
TERMS Ten per cant in hand the residue
IN 6. IL and l8 months, with interest hond,
with good security, to be given and title re-
tanned until the plrcnase money is paid
b w THnMA AS, Commr.
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NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ That tho AleXandri, and fredericksburg
Railroad Company will apply to the County
Court of Alexandria county. at the ensuing Uc-
lober term thereof, for The appointment Of five
disinterested lrcehoders, who, or any three or
moro of whom, shall constitute bosrh to ss-
certain Just compensation to the owners Of
land upon the line of their improvement within
the said county, for such of tho said lands as
are proposed to be taken by such company for
its purposes
Aexandris, september, 9 1870.
GEO. B. ROBERTS,
President Of said Go mPsny.
r. L. Smith, Attorney. sep 9-laW4w
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aSy" Several communications are unavoidaby
omitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS AND
FLUES.
Samples Of these desirable articles may be
seen at my store, and orders received for the
same.
Flues may be built in nine inch walls ut great
saving of expense, occupying no space in rooms
Of small dimensions.
Chimney Tops arc ornamental and cost less
than brick stacks and no. sui sct 10 the action
OF the gasse, from coal rs in mortar joints Of
brick chimneys, and requiring no repairs.
sen -so3m Il. j. MILLER.
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THOROUGHFARE MILL FOR SALE.

On THU RSDAY, the 9Th day of October,
1870, by virtue Of decree Of the Cir cult Court
OF Prince William county, pronounced at the
October term. 1867, in the suit of dorner ct al.
VS.. Chapman. she undersgne as commission.
ers of sale, will offer, to the highest bidder, at
Manassas station, at twelve m that splendid
Mill Building and Water Power also the saw
Mill Building aud Water Power, known as the
1HuROUGHFARE MILL, lately the proper
~ of John Chapman, deceased. Said property
is situated at Thoroug hfare Gap, Immediately
upon tho Manassas Gap Railroad with switch,
&C., for lading and unlading cars, torty.two
miles from the city Of Alexandria, and in direct
communication by railroad with the cities OF
Washington and Baltimore The building is
FIVE stories high, with basement, and can be
easily ted into factory for cotton and
woollen goods, and is surrounded by a large
wool growing country. The stream is never
failing, and the whole is considered one of the
most elgibly situated and desirable pieces of
property in the State of Virginia.
The attention of persons desiring either fac
tory or merchant mill is particularly called to it.
1ERNS-Ten per cent cash. and the residue
in three equal annual install ments tho credit
the satisfaction of the commissioners title to
be retained until the last payment is made; the
property subject TO DO resold under an order of
Court, in event of tho failure to meet the pay
ments
At The same timo and place, and upon the
same terms, will be offered for sale WO
TRACTS OF LAND about three hundred
acres each, one adjoining the described Mills,
and lying on the south side Of the Manassas
Gap Railroad partly in Fsuquer and partly in
Prince William counties, said land beng also the
property of the late John Chapman, divided into
two tracts to suit purchasers. Each tract bias a
small DWELLING HOUSE, upon it; gssa
and other buildings, with suffciency If azssl1
water and timber, and is partially enclosed.
The Mill and the land can DO purchased TO
gether if desired, or the TWO tracts OF land can
be purchased rs ono.
For further information apply to John ;.
Chapman, No. 68 Prince street. Alexandra, Va.
JOHN =. CHAPMAN,
RICE w PAYNE,
EPPA HUNTON.
J. V. BROOKE, Commrs.
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CITY ITEMS.

~ Tho largest cheapest and most comp etc
assortment Of CLOTHING is tn be found at
B1oNDHEIM's
sap2 Corner King and Fairfax sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

@YoU can save Is per cent by buying your
Clothing At BLoNDHEIM's,
sep2 Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

VIRGINIA., to TIN the Circuit Courto
Y Fairfax county, Septemb Der Rules, 1870
Richard Eastow, lairutf, against Henry Krom
ling and Fanny @, his wife; Arm 4. Hcoe
| Thomas j Bragg and Mary D., his wife; Jane:
II Hooc, George q Hooe, CAthar,ne Hooe;
Philip Berlin and Sarah O., his wife. and
others, defendants: In chanccry. -
Mem The object OF this cross bill. filed IN
the chsDcery suit depending in this Court, IN
are complainsnts, and Philip Berlin and other;
are defendants, lis to set up q contract or con
tracts for the sale OF the interests Of George l.,
Hooe and Robert T Hooe in the tract CT laEd
in the original aud cross bulls mentioned, to the
said Richard Bastow, and 10 assert the rights OF
the said Bss.ow under deed Of trust from
George W. Hunter"
1t appearing by afidavit lied that the above
| named defendants are non residents of the Staic
Of Virginia, it is ordered that they appear mere
within one month after due publ alton hereof
and do what is necessary to protec: thicr inter-
ests. A copy, tesle;
Moore. o. sep 9-law4w
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ That the Alexandria and Fredericks oIrg
Railway Company will apply to tho County
Court OF Fairfax county, at the ensuing Octo'
Der term thereof, for the appointment OF nVe
disnterested freeGolders, who or any three or
more of.whom shall constitute board to as,
certain y just compensation to tn. owners, OF
land upon tho line Of their improvement within
the said county, Cor such Of tho Said lands 5
are proposed TO be taken by such company tor
it, purposes.
Alexandria, September g. 1870.
GEO. B. ROBERTS,
President of said Company.
4, L. Smith, Attorney, sep 9-1aW4W
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JOHN D. SMITH,

NOTICE-An adjourned meeting OF tho
~ Board Of Supervisors for Alexandria
county will be held at tn Court House, in Al
exandris. on MONDAY, the 10Th instant, for
the purpose of finishing the laying of the coun-
ty levy for the past year. Parties having claims
against the county will present their accounts
properly authenticated. J. TACEY,
sep I'd CpK. Board of Supervisors.
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uornn;er m. SOP 6-cots Com 'nssinncrs.

DHI l., LOEWINSUHN Will give n.tuc
tion in the GERMAN Ian UaGE a.
Belle Haven and Nj. .ernon Institutes and at
IT. Johns Academy during the prssnnL Sssson,
and viii also open 3 NIGHT SCHOOL, Fox
YOU'VE MEN Oh the ION of October, IN me
eac,nd story of the building on tue corner ol
S V; "a Pit streets, formerly occup I'd by
, htDs ae s harper BIS dry goods store He
WIN u.s. Uo 49,, TO such rs may desire to take
ios1a,s dnring the tail and winter months -
snplication can be made at lC9 hing street,
. - ppd story. sep.-lw
DIME MAoKEkEL- IN barrels r, Is,
/ half bbls and KITS, iyr family use, tor sale by
.en GEO. McBURNEY u SON.
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Prince William co , sep Scots


VIRGINIA, to with the Circuit Court OF
Y Fair az county, September Rules, 1870
Emma E. Frawner and John, Fraw'er, her
husband against Ben M. Plumb & Company,
Ben NJ. Plumb and LIZZIE Per Lee Plumb, his
wife; Elizabeth l.. Kendig and Sam B; Kendig
her husband, Gorham P. Hopkins and Ann A.
Hopkins, his wife. defendants: In chancerIy.
Nom: The object of this suit is to annul and
set aside a certain deed from said Emma Z. Ind
John Frawner to said Ben NJ. Plumb 81 Co., OF
date July II, 1870, purpcrting to convey all the
interest of said Emma E. Frawnel in both the
real and personal estate in the estate of Peter
Gooding, deceased, as fraudulent and void a. to
said personal estate; to recover OF said Plumb
g. Co. damages for tho loss occaslcned by the
execution under distress and misrepresentation
of said fraudulent deed and to attach the in.
terest in the said real estate to pay the same
and the money in tho hands of the administrs
tors of said Peter Gooding, belong ng to said
Emma Frswne-, until this suit is determined.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendants are non residents oil this State, it is
ordered that they appear here within one month
alter d e publication hereof, and do what !:
neces, airy to protec Their interests.
Il copy teste: F. d. RICHARDSON, CPS
M ID Ball q o. sep 9-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
CHARLES WHITTLESEY,
q. S. MISSION
AND
. nnOpNnU hMn COL NGEII.OR IN

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IN
BANKRUPTCY.
Congress having just amended the bankrupt
law go that nearly all parties can be d'scnargeu
from their debts nobstructed by the hfly per
cent clause so called, another opportunity Of
ters to secure the benefits of this most effective
and permanent measure Of rellet. Inc ABOVE
named will make bankrupt business specially
will procure DISCHARGE; on tho most moderate
terms, and transact all business IN tnae me d.
prices which cannot iail to be satisfactory DO,
ing u s Commissioner he will enGeaVsr 10
Wit The different counties on court days, "na
,hus save parties the trouble and expense o,
sever al trips to Alexandra IN oeginnluR snu
nroceedlng with their cases DIeChafses cal
be obtained here before Register BILL ss prohP;-
I.ss eYnense to parties 1t may be added that
m. Bankrupt act, in connection with the
Homestead exemption, which it is now believed
will be secured to the bankrupt unde- the bank
rupt law. is the only real relief now offered to
parti struggling in the hopeless bondage Of
old iebts. Address personally or by etto7 at
No. II south Royal street, Alexandria lyle y
rARPETSl CARPETS
u Received this morning our fr.t nstsl-
ment of CARPETS-Best E gllsh Brussels
Three Phys lngrans, &c Cali and see tnein'
sep5 WITMER & SLAYM Az n n.
,UANTED-A good sized BOY to learn the
G Do ~, 4sf Ou Il. jacobs. 66 Prince st.
n7osouITO NETTING.
~ and Gsuze Seamless MOSQUITO NET
eo . nc 1srpest size bedstead-direct from the
imnorter and manufacturer. 49,.
Asant Tor the best No; quito Net I ti1tITes OUT
10 No. l58 King street.
VISS ENGER WATER.
We ara now prepared to draw the above cell
ehr,ted Water from our Arctic Fountain:
eo'"'' COOK & CREIGHTON,
i714 Sign Red Columns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
TIMER s. SLAYMAKER.

TEN DOLLARS REWAKD-Strayed or
l. stolen, on Tuesday morning, from the sub
scriber. near the A., l.. & 81. K. r. depot. Two
Mich COWS, one deficient in right hiad
teat short tail, red and white specks up to hips;
the other dark brown color with black face.
wide horns and her nose crooked to the right
The above reward will be paid to any one re
turning them to me-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

ALEXANDRIA Co OPERATIVE BUILDING AS
ISOLATION adjourned meeting of those 10
favor OF forming co operative building asso.
citation was held in the Assembly Rooms last
night, II. G. Slaymaker in the chair and Or.
lando Wood Secretary. The committee ap-
pointed at the last meeting for the purpose,
reported constitution similar in most respects
to that Of tho German Go operative Associa-
ton, which was adopted 1t was determined
that the name OF the association should be the
Alexandra Go operative Building Association,
the following named officers OF which were
elected e S. Leadbeater, President Geo.
R. Shinn. Secretary A. H. Smyth, Treasur-
er, and J. R. Smoot, s. F. Gregory, Joseph
Hopkins, J. R. Lambden. j. A. Field, and j.
P. Agnew, Directors. Doe thousand shares
of stock will be issued at $500 per share, paya-
bic in monthly installments of ST. About five
hundred shares were subscribed for last night.
Remarks were made by Messrs. j. P. Agnew,
Joseph Hopkins, COL Ball, Thos Dobie, VIM.
Mitchell, and others, after which the meeting
adjourned to reassembe next Thursday eve
ming The meeting was we'll attended and the
organization as perfected. it is considered, will
prove decided success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

BECK Frs
go NEW PIANO & MUSIC STORE
HST l49 King street,
N ear St. Asaph street, Alexandria, Virginia
AGENT FOR
VIM. KNABE 8 CO.'S GOLD MEDAL
PIANOS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP RADICALs.-A
meeting of the Radicals Of Washington town
ship, Alexandria county, was held at the house
of Samuel Smith night before last aud a Town.
ship club organized by the. election of tho fol
lowing named officers :-GiIbert Vanderburg,
President Lewis Smith, Vice President {;
Samuel Smith, Secretary /; Robert Champ,
Treasurer, and Nelson Warren, James +. Tur-
ner, Charles Jackson, Jr., as Executive Com
mittec Speeches were made by j. a. SeatoD,
Of Alexandria, Vanderburg and Mitchell of
Washington township, Stevens, Syphax, Cor
bett, and Smith of Arlington township, and
Richard Miles, Of Jefferson township. At a
late hour the meeting adjourned to reasonable
on Saturday evening at Freedmeu's Village, to
elect delegates to a county convention, to meet
in this city,to appoint delegates to the conVcu-
ton to be held in Richmond on the 22od inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
AUCTION SALES.
BvL.p. HARRISON. Auctioneer,

WILL BE SOLD, ON SATURDAY, at 10
w O'Clock q. M. at No. IS north Ro, al st.,
lot OF Black Tea, Pepper, Ginger. Mustard,
Allspice Cinnamon, Crockery, Glassware, &c
Parties having furniture &c. to dispose OF will
please have it there at s O'Clock q. 10 on the
evening before San -3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

RICHMOND MARKET, Sept 8-Offerings Of
1000 bushels of Wheat, with sales Of white q,
l35a145 for good to choice, and 115sl20 for ordi.
nary; fair to choice red at l22alS0. Mixed
Corn 100. Oats 43a4i and Rye IS.
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NJ o T I O E :

We are To-Day recelvln4 our
NEW FALL GOODS.
They are in great variety IS to style, color
and quality. We will be receiving new goods
every day through the season. and try to have
IS good an assortment of dress goods as can be
shown in larger cities, and as cheap, if not
cheaper. We will take pleasure in showing
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
REAL ESTATE GE rs.

@~Special attention paid to the sale and ex.
change Of farms in Virginia and Maryland and
CT houses and lots in the city of Alexandria,
ap 7-tf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-15

TUESDAY Dec, 10, 1870.
SEEDS.-The demand for cloverseed has fal
len off, and prices have downward tendency
sales OF QUO bushels part at 40s4 cents per poun,
There is very little Timothy coming forward
and it may be quoted at So so. Flaxseed range
from 80 to 50 10.
BARK-In the absence of sales we quote No
Quercitron at S25 per ton.
| COTTON is dull, with sales of middlings a
15l4 to 16 cents for upland and New Orleans.
GROCERIES single transaction |,
either coffee sugar or molasses has been report
ed.
FL0UR-There is not much doing in -four, bu
we continue former quotations. The demand /.
mostly from the home consumers, who are mo-
disposed to anticipate future wants. The sales
embrace small lots OF superiine 81 so "a rs
extras 5000 To- Rye flour is quiet at So 1915 "a
20. Corn meal is neglected.
GRAIN-There is very little prime wheat offer
ing, and for this description there is steady
Indiana red at 81 45; 400 bushels Jersey do. al
81 3d.; 500 bushels fair Delaware do at II 80; 400
bushels good Pennsylvania do at 81 So. Rive il
scarce, and may be quoted at 9O@92c for Penn,
and 30 a "a cents for Southern. There is more
Corn offering, but the demand is less active
sales of 1000 bu new Penua. and Southern vel
low at 72c, and 800 bu old Della. yellow at 7Sc
Oats quiet but steady. sales of 1000 bu Western
white at DOC, and 700 bu Penna. at 5ic. Barley
held firmly, but not much activity, sales of 5000
Blu Canada and 800 bu four-rowed New York OIL
secret terms and 5000 bu two-rowed New Yorl
at so@s2lSc. Prices Of Barley Malt are entirel,
nominal
PROVISIONS attract but little attention We
quote New Mess Pork at ss20@2O.25, and extra
prime at SIG. Mess Beef ranges from $40. sc
to 1923, and Beef Hams from $50 to S31. Bacon
soils in small way at 16@18c for plain and
fancy-canvassed Hams. Prices of sides and
shoulder are nominal. Green Meats move slow
lywith small sales at 12@1611Sc for picked hams
and 70Sc for fresh cut sailed shoulders.
WHISKY is unsettled sales of 100 barrels
Western wood-bound at 90@91c 200 barrels dc
ron-bound at 81 &c 25 barrels do do at 92c, and
25 barrels do do al g3c
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-15
TIE DELAWARE TRIBUNE WILMINGTON DEL.


DEATH OF WILLIAM I. Decentralization Il.
oeanaen, connected for long time in some
capacity, with various newspapers in this city.
ana at the time Of his death an attache OF the
Republican, died at the Almshouse on Monday
night, aged o. or So. For many years his unfor-
tunate habits have kept him in great poverty, but
ne was once quite prominent here as publisher.
ne was by trade printer. He was one Of the
hrst proprietors Of the Delaware Republican,, his
partners being Horny Cannon and William Niles.
lion. John A. Allderdice subsequently purchased
an interest In the paper, the firm being ALL
derdice. Jeandell & Niles, but they were not
successful, and Jeandell retired from the bust
ness bought a small farm in Brandywine
hundred, and went to farming. He remained
on TINS farm several years, and subsequently
assisted Mr.. Francis Vincent start the Blue HENS
Chachen, and was his partner in that concern for
TWO years, after which he sold out his interest.
put remained in the office as foreman He left
the establishment in 1854, when Mr.. Vincent sold
out to DR.. Hayward, and went to the Republican
as canvasser. reporter, &C., and has been with
mat paper on and on ever since. His friends
gave hlm credit for some hstri0nic ability, and
IN 1887 he appeared on the stage of a small
theatre in Coates street, Philadelphia, and won
g, applause by his personation Of
Shakspearean characters. He was of French
descent, his grandfather belonging, it is said, to
one OF the noble families of the Kingdom. but
losing his head In the revolution, his son was left
homeless in the streets and was brought to this
country by the Du Points, and was, for many
years, foreman in their powder works near this
city,
deceased belonged to a past era in journalism
lew remnants of which have hung on longer in
this city than elsewhere. He was man OF fair
ability, probably, but his incorporate habits
eobscured his faculties while living and brought
him to his grave in what should have been his
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-15

Work has been resumed on the Coatesyille
market house.
Huston Il Penrose's new rolling MILL at
Coatesville, is running day and night.
The Reading Board Of School Committees is
very disorderly body.
r. Haines Passmore of East Nottingham,
Chester county, has raised two good crops of
oats from the same piece of ground this year.
job Darlington, of East Bradford, Chester
county, has pair of oxen that weigh 400
pounds and they are not fat yet
Pork is abundant in Hayre do Grace at 80
per cwt.
Trade is about over on the Tide Water Canal.
Delaware county negroes carry razors too.
Ton dollars and costs is all one has to pay in
Chester for knocking down a policeman and
beating him over the head with his own club.
Dirt cheap.
Mr.. Judken, of the Coast Survey has COM
pleted his survey of Chester Harbor and returned
to Washington.
Chester cannot support public library.
Last week Mrs Hannah Archer, wife of
John Archer, Of Hartford county, got a small
rabbit bone in her wind pipe. She refused to
allow her wind pipe to be cut to get at the bone,
and an attemptto force it out resulted in hem
orrhage, which ended in her death.
--Ducking is still at a stand still on the sus-
quehanna.
The Bel Air .Eyis is opposed to any entang-
ling alliances with the T. W. 4 b. II. II. on the
part Of those projecting railroad through that
county.
A Japanese troupe commenced its antics at
Reading OH Monday.
The Berks County Medical Society has COM
mitted hari-kari.
Salem N. j., is to have a colored brass band
Last year there were 90 deaths and births
at the Salem County, IN. J.) Almshouse.
Do not forget to send what you owe for the
TRIBUNE, to this office, at Christmas
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-15

AT a special meeting of the Board of the Board
OF Trustees Of the Poor Of New Castle county,
held at the Almshouse, on Wednesday, the 3Ofh
day OF November, A. D. 1870, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, since the last meeting of this Board,
4 has pleased the Almighty Disposer of Events,
20 remove from our midst, by death, Thomas
TITUS Esq, for several years member of this
body. and at the time Of his death Treasurer of
the Poor OF New Castle county, therefore,
:, ResotUed, That we deeply and sincerely, regret
the loss OF 80 efficient and faithful public Off
Ger, and that in his intercourse with this body as
member and more recently as Treasurer, he
had endeared himself to us by his uniform kind
ness, and gentlemanly department, and that we
bear testimony to his fidelity as a public officer,
and his integrity and sincerity as christian
gentleman.
heeolued, That we tender to the family of the
deceased, our heartfelt sympathy in their be-
reavement
EDWARD BRINGBURsr, President.
Attest j. Il. WILLIAMSON Clerk
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-15
Marriaaes.

vosHELI-C On the 18th instant at the
residence Of the brides parents, No. $50 H. Second
street, by Rev. Alfred Goodman, William p.
Voshe to Lydia G. Carlow, all Of this city.
NEAL-SHARP-On the sth inst, at the residence
Of the brides father, by Rev. j. Barnett Mann,
James Neal to Castelia Sharp.
CARR-Y0uNG.-on the sth instant by Rev. ]. F.
Clymer, at the residence of the brides mother,
Amos j. Carr, OF Delaware county, Pa, to Sae
O. Young OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures 6th, 1870, by Rev. Chas.
d. Shaw, Milbourn Revis and Sarah H. Getz both
of New Castle hundred.
SHAKESPEARE-HEvER the Both Now,
1870, by Rev. @. w. Buoy. Benjamin II. Shake
speare to Emma L., daughter of James L. Heve-
rim, Esq, all OF Dover, Del.