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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26
A Desperate NIndman.
HE ATTEMPTS TO BREAK INTO cHuRcH--A SCENE
OF HORROR

HE ATTEMPTS TO BREAK INTO cHuRcH-A SCENE
OF HORROR.
Just before two o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon,
great excitement was caused on Market st. by the
arrest and Judgement, in the City Hail. OF man
who struggled violently with the police and citi-
zens who carried him to the hall, and uttered the
most horrifying screams. 1t seems that he is
lunatic, escaped from some place of confinement
in Delaware county, and that he came to this city
on the boat, followed by two friends OF his fami-
w. who wished to secure his return home.
He went up King street, and coming 70 zen
traI PRESBYTERIAN church, he conceived the idea
fiat God had commanded him to enter it.. He
seized the lock of the iron gates, and with the
wonderful strength of madness, twisted 1t on n
with a single wrench, and then threw himself
against the heavy doors with all his strength.
They were beginning to give way under his per.
sistent attacks, when the officers arrived to arrest
lin. ,,,4., liz,
lie declared no power on earth could take MN
away. for God had hidden him to enter thai
church. and when the officers attempted to arrest
him he fought them with desperation. He was
finally oyerpowered, however, hand-cuifed
and put into the city prison unit
authority could be procured to- senc
him to the Insane Asylum. After he wa wa
shut up his wells and groans were terrinl,
| He threw himself down and beat the floor Will
| his hands and feet, frothng at the mouth iik'
| one suffering from the hydrophobia. Men use'
| 10 the most fearful scenes of suffering trempe'
| with horror at this one.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

HE BELONGS TO RESPECTABLE FAMILY IN DELLA
WARE COUNTY.
The young man arrested, on Tuesday, while la
boring under an attack Of insanity was Thomas
J. Clayton, Of Delaware county, Pa. He gave
no indications of being wrong in his mind, until
Monday last, when he began to talk strangely Of
a mission to which he was called, and on the next
day, yesterday, against the protests of a few to
whom he stated his Intentions came to this city
in the boat. He paid a brief visit to the family
of Lewis Zebley, to whom he is relative, we
believe, and there acted quite strangely. They
tried to get him to bed but he would not go, and
started down town, when he made his attack on
the church, He was taken, last evening to the
insane department of the Almshouse, and will
be kept there until his friends send for him. He
belongs to very respectable family of Delaware
county, and is a near relative of Governor Clay
tom of Arkansas
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

man, of New Garden towp., Chester Co., (sad
to be of incorporate habits,) a man about 90
years of age,was instantly killed, while in state
Of intoxication, last Thursday night on the Bal
timore Central n. r., about half way between
Kenneth Square and Toughkenamon station: His
brains were dashed out and the body hurled a
distance of nearly rod from the track by the
force of the shock. A verdict was rendered i'll
accordance with with the above facts.
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Horrible Tragedy.
HOMICIDE ny A DRUNKEN WOMAN.

An item elsewhere mentions the finding OF a
dead body, near the West Chester railroad, in
Delaware county. =,
The West Chester Republican says A horrible
tragedy occurred on Saturday night last, near
Clifton Station, on the West Chester and Phia-
delphia Railroad, Upper Darby township, Della,
ware county II appears that an old man named
CLAW. whose son Keeps store in Chester, was
travelling along the road in Company with his
daughter, grown woman, and it is said that
they had been drinking. She had hatchet with
her and struck him with the blade thereof. just
under and behind one ear, repeatedly, almost
severing the head from the body. The corpse
was not discovered until the next morning. Coro-
ner Rigby summoned a Jury and held an inquest.
The daughter was taken in custody.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

MERIToRlous ARTIoLE.--Among the many
brands Of Whisky now offered to the public the IA
nous Coneily Whisky may justly lay claim to ngh
article and has stood tho test of quarter OF CEN
tury without losing its high reputation MT Harry
G. Alexander, the well-kn liquor mercnant N.Y.
article He has, in addition, choice invoice OF
Table Clarets of different grades Fine old SHERRY,
and MADEIRA; Old Port; Cognac Brandy also Sc9 20,
il nj No. T22 SAMSON street, about midway between
seventh and Eighth, south side, philadelphia Cal
and leave an order; he cannot faii 10 pease you'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

FACTS FOR THE LADIEs.-My Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine has been in use fourteen years last
July, and have the two needles-one coarse and
oae nne-which got with the machine. 1haye
used it in sewing from the thickest cloth to the I'm
est fabric, and binding shoes. 1t works as well
to-day as ever, and would not exchange 1t for any
other in use, MRS. G. II. BRIGHAM.
Mt Vernon Ohio.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, May 25.--Meats unchanged since
last report. Butter 25@3O centa, Lettuce loo
cents a head, Rhubarb 3@5 cents a bunch. pota-
toes SOLO cents a half peck, asparagus 1908
a bunch, currants 10 cents per quart, stemmed
IS cents, gooseberries 10 cents per quart, straw
abundant. Halibut 25 cents pound. Fresh
mackerel 20@25 cents each, shad 20@50 cents
each, sea bass 70 cents per pound, Holsters IL
cents pnund.
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1TyHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION,
KING ALFRED,


VIII serve a number of select mares, at myTa
farm on the HARES 9 M Aof'p' s"o
For thoroughbred mares 500 to insure $50 for the
For trotting Mares $40 to insure; $40 for the
PAYABLE, if to INSURE when the mare is ascerained
to be with foal; If for the season, at the time Oh
DEscRIpTIoN- Alfred is q beautiful chest
a ans sar - foTehead He has perfect feet limbs
stne back and loin; is beautifully formedi nne
archng neck; has great deal OF style ana mke ns
stallion In Amerca) he has fine and natural trot-
ting step He is expected to trot fast-has never
been trained. Bred to running mares, ne must get
runners: to trotting mares he cannot fail to get
troters having both speed and bottom and to mares
carriage or road He has very good disposition.
He inherts the blood Of Revenue, Imp. Irustee'
s sre s,d Planet When being trained for running,
has trotted mile in three minutes. ne was with,
drawn from the turf no b SooS 10
needed in our driving and farm horses. Tney are
more Intelligent have more enduraa iran , ana can
PEDiGREE-King Alfred was bred by Col Thos
boswell, of Virginia, and foaled April 2otn' 1905
' First dam, irona by Register; Cd dam, Black Sal
by Prince George sd DAM Presley by ca ", da
Nv Independence; 9Th dam, by Imp. Sentinel or
Flimnap tn dam, by Imp Jang ;s no carefuI,v at.
tended to- All accidents and escapes at the rsk Oh
'a' 0"iis'' GEORGE G. LoBDELL, Proprietor.
April 1st 1870. my6,4tw
United STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE.
| Notice is hereby given that the
| ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES
For Divisions s. 6, !, and s, including the whole Of
KENT AND SUSSEX COUNTIES,
WIN be in the hands of the Deputy Collector and
ready for collection on and after MONDAY, the 6th
| of June, 1870.
DIR. WILLIAM c. DAVIDSON.
The Deputy Collector for both these counties, VIII
attend at the following times and places to receive
said taXcs:-
KENT COUNTY.
At Smyrna, Monday and Tuesday, June 9th ana
al At Dover wednesday and Thursday, June sth and
At Felton, Friday, 10th, A. M.
At Frederick, Friday, 10th, I. NJ.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
At Georgetown, on Tuesday, June 18th.
| At Lewes on Wednesday, June 10TH.
At Centreville, on Thursday, June 18th.
At Laurel, on Friday, June nth
| At Seaford, on Saturday, June 1Stii.
At Milford on saturday June 1lth, and Monday
an The ANIMAL List comprises Special Taxes form
erly called Licenses), Incomes, Carrlages silver
Plate, Gold Watches Billiard rabies fa nn @ lam
five per cent will be added and exacted an az cases
as the collector has discretion in the matter
taxes If they desire to avoid the sper cent penalty
Collectors Office wilmington, Dell l,r may "A ie'o
Z ~ smyrna Times copy times. myis,4t
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lfAths.

JENKINS.-0n the oath instant, j. Pemberton, in
FAINT son Of John and Martha jenkins.
JONES.-In this CITY, Anna D. Jones, on the 18th
inst, aged 81 years.
The family and friends are invited to atteed her
funeral from the residence of Emily Ayers, in Eighth
street, between Lombard and Pine, Friday, May 20.
Service at p. M; departure at 8; interment in
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
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DeIegate Election Notice.

THE VOTING PLACES IN cHRIsT1ANA HUNDRED
Through some mistake, it was announced that
the election for delegates to the Republican
Convention at Dover on June 9th, in Christiana
be held at Newport, and Flemming's, both; the
whole ticket for 8 delegates and alternates,
being voted for at each place.
S. Bancroft Jr.,
J.W. H. Watson.
Members Of County Committee for Christiana
Hundred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25th.--Cotton dull mid
ding uplands, 231l@2315c.
Flour dull, dropping.
Wheat dull; State, S1,3O@1.35; Delaware,
$1.3701.38.
Rye held at s1.0S@1.11
Corn unchanged.
Oats lower State, Coo.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-Cattle active this
week extra Pennsylvania and Western steers
1O1a a 1921; fair to good q 10 cents; common
a cents per lb.
Sheep in fair demand 81 a cents per lib.
Hogs dull $11.5O a $13.75 per cwt., the lat
ter for prime corn fed.
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held for Lincoln Circuit in the pleasant grove at
Lincoln, three miles below Milford, on the rail
road to Lewes, commencing on Friday, the 9th
of August next. A general invitation is given
for all to attend.
N w. BENNuM,
JAMES Common,
Pastors
BY order of the Board.
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The Peninsula.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.

DORCHESTER CCuNIf. l
Cambridge has been holding meeting tore.
titiOn Congress to appropriate SoU,Uuu, ior lie
Improvement of her harbor.
Messrs. Crowell & Co. have commenced the
erection of steam mill in Cambridge.
wIcoNuco COUNTY.
Strawberries are ripening
The Salisbury brass band has resumed its
weekly concerts in the park.
The public schools have closed until fall, for
want of funds.
John Robinson, recently appointed Assistant |
Marshal to take the census for the county, has |
removed to Wilmington.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
Cambridge aspires to become Summer resort. |
The Dorchester Public Schools continue open. |
The fruit prospect is still good.
Epicures mourn that soft crabs are scarce.
II is nimored that Judge Stewart contemplates
extensive changes in his property, at Cambridge.
The friends of Dr. Washington O. Smith, OF
Taylor's Island, talk Of him in connection with
the Democratic nomination for Congress-
CAROLINE COUNTY.
Denton is healthy and its physicians are hard
up.
| The Union rebukes the Cecil Wing for lack OF
courtesy towards its own party friends
| There are said to be some people in the lower
mart of Caroline. who believe that former resi-
| dent has stolen a railroad. Do they pretend 10
| saw that Jim Fisk halls from Caroline.
Dentons new hay scales are to be put up III
/ front of the market house.
TALBOT COUNTY.
Soft crabs have come.
A goose at Royal Oak, recently laid an egg
that had two perfect shells, one inside the other.
Bolingbroke Neck in the Trappe district, was
recently visited by terrible hailstorm. The
stones were as large as hen eggs, and young
crops of grain and fruit were seriously injured.
The suit for libel against the Easton. Journal
will now come on. 1t is brought BY Alpheus A.
Townsend, a former proprietor, for the puDnca-
ton Of d notice in the advertising columns,
signed by Lewis A. Leonard, also former pro-
prietor, warning the public against paying any
accounts due him QLeonard) to Townsend, VINO
he alleged had obtained an assignment from INN
+ rrarItlulently Such suit, for the publication
of a business notice, is all absurdity, and should
be laughed out OF Court
. The Messrs Lambdin have recently launched
:, new and handsome pungy from their boat yard
: at st. Mchaels. Thos. Kirby will soon iaunch
J large pungy.
u The PhgniL rises from Its ashes quite grace
g fully.
y Oystermen are busily engaged in bedding oys
~ tiers for the Fall trade.
70 St. Michaels Town Commissioners have ordei
Al ed the streets to be cleaned up and prohibite
rs fast driving through the town.
ne Crop reports are encouraging.
III large delegation of colored people from
u, Michaes. participated in the Fifteenth Ament
ne ment celebration at Baltimore.
ng CECIL COUNTY
to The colored people Of Port Deposit will eel
Ik brate the Fifteenth Amendment by mass NEE
an ing and procession ON June End.
,nlS At the last meeting of the Elkton Buildli
M Association money sold at 800 per cent.
Elkton children have the whooping cough
On, Professor Vaughn has reopened the Acaden
ier at Ellston.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

TUr HARpoR AT CHESTER. Hon. Washington
Townsend appeared before the Committee on
Commerce, Of the House, at Washington, yester-
If lie harbor of Chester, on the Delaware river.
The Committee agreed to make the necessary
aupropriations for it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

NEW DRUG sroRE.-Among the spring removals oil
business firms, is that of Dr. ]. II. Simms, from
Fourth and King streets to more central
location. at No. 1O7 Market street. The Doctor
has at considerable expense, fitted up hand-
some store at this number, and is prepared
to do business in his line to greater
extent than ever before. The Doctor makes spe-
eio,tv of patent medicines, and Keeps on hand a
good stock, much of which he prepares himself from
formula that has been in his possession many years
The Doctor is large advertiser not only In VIII
minpton but in other places; and he receives orders
for his medicines from dealers and consumers lron
Instant parts Of the country, His "Cough Balsanl,
!. Ague Cure and other popular medicines though
they have not yet acquired the reputation OF te me-
,cfnes of Helmbold, Aver or Schenck yet Tor eill-
cacy in efectng cures 1t is doubtful whether they
are not as good any more widely advertised anu
| more generally known. The Doctor proposes 10 p,t
in his store soda fountain in few days to supply
thirsty people with refreshing drink. we trnst
| Dr. Simns will meet with the success that US laiy
falls TO the lot of the industrious and enterplising
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Doctors Pussy and Mary Head; the latter
favorably known i'll connection with Dr. jack X
erect large building for the practice OF the
Hygiene system" of cure,in the north western
mart Of the city, near the Brandywine on por-
lion of what was formerly know az the Lowering
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

posr orr1cE CIASdEs Office is established
AT Nanticoke, Wicomico county, Nd, and j. Y.
Turner appointed Postmaster, near Iyaskn.
Al Queenstown, Queen Anne's county, Md,
THOMAS A. Embert is appointed Postmaster
Nee Thomas T.. Bryan, resigned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

az Tanning the Scalp.-All the hair dyes and their
cnnpepers the scolorers ares0rers," &c, discolor
the scalp, Phalons vifalia, or salvation for the
Hair, is the only article for restoring gray hair,
", sold by ali druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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WORK ON THE poMERoY ROAD

The Oxford Press says: The grading OF tho
Doe Run and White Clay Greek ltallroad ~
beinr pushed rapidly under the Superintendent
of the energetic contractor, John Clark: About
eight miles have been already graded; The COM
pany want about 900 yet to finish the gra-
ling from pomeroy to Chandlervile,, when the
completion OF the superstucture will be guaI,an-
teed by other interested parties, and the rolling
stock put upon the road. The managers are
sanguine that trains will be running upon the
road inside of year. This road will do large
amount of business, and the money required to
finish the grading should be subscribed without
delay.
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LOCAL NEWS.

sussex cattle are being driven North ror saio'
Lewes rejoicss over the appropriation 'or i's
pier .,,,,s
abushel. 60, .,,,
Dover NJ. E. Church will hold festival early
in June. .. -,
The NJ. T.. Church, at Harrington, will mold a
festival, commencing on June l4tn. -,
TIC M. E. Sunday schools, Of Milford, Will
make an excursion to Lewes, June list.
A Tomas. of Dover, had two COWS killed, and
ope badly crippled on the Railroad, recently.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars held
apecial session, at Smyrna, on the l7th inst.
.Tobn Mag of Dover, fell from street car in
Philadelphia recently and dislocated his shoulder
Miss Lizzie Reedy whose singing is so popular
in Cecil county, is native of Milford IN TINS
state.
Joln Ii. APPEL of Milford, was recently severely
injured by jumping from railroad tram at gray
Ferry.
should we ever have any more clear weather
walks M the Brandywine will become popular.
The valley is lovely now.
Tho wilmington Il Reading Railroad Company
las decided to erect and operate telegraph nhe,
If its own for the present
Mr. Register, merchant at Houston Station,
sussex Co., had three hundred cords OF wood
burned, accidentally, on Monday the 18th inst
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

Preparations are now being made for the cree
ton OF a shop on the foundation walls OF mouse
nolished by the great powder Wagon, explosion
there seventeen years ago. When this shop is
erected, the last vestige Of the wide devastation
worked by that memorable calamity Will nave
tafaItal
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

1t ia claimed that the finest field Of wheat, IN
Inc State. Is in the neghborhood of Milford, on
Inc farm Of General Van Worst. 1t contains
about twenty-five acres, and is now fully headed
out, about Ave feet high, thick. even, and lux.
uriant The Generals farmer. John Cow, Is OF
course responsible for the good management OF
Natures resources leading to this result.
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Is completed and running from Richmond, Va, to |
the celebrated White Sulphur Springs, In West Va,
22I miles. Iii being rapidly extended to the Ohio
River, 200 miles further, making in all 427 miles.
In Its progress Westward, it penetrates and opens
up to market the WONDERFUL Coal Deposits Of the Kama
icha Region IN West Vfrgnia. And thus brings the
superior and abundant Goals Of that section into
communication with the Iron Ores of Virginia and
Ohio and the Western, South Western and Eastern,
Markets.
When completed 1t will connect the superior karbor
facilities Of the Chesapeake Bay with reliable naviga-
tion on the Ohio River, and thus with the entire
system Of Railroad and Water transportation Of the
Great Vest and South West.
IL ,oiH make short easy cheap and favorable route
from the Vest to the sea, and piH command a large
share Of The enormous reghts seeking transportation
to the coast.
IL ,ciu thus become one Of the most Important and
profitable East and Vest Trunk Lines Of Railroad in
the country, and command trade Of immense ualue
The completed portion of the Road is doing a
profitable and Increasing Business and is fully equal
in value to the whole amount Of the mortgage upon
the entire Line-(s15,0OO,000)
The loan of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
fUN IuOFtyuye ulOu cue tHtVe LING
property and equipments north ,ohen completed at least
$50 0OO is therefore of the most substantial
conservative and reliable Railroad Loans ever offered
in the market, and is peculiarly adapted to the
wants OF
INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS.
Who desire to make their Investments with the most
satisfactory assurance of POSITIVE AND UNDoUBTED
SECURITY.
The Bonds are in denominations Of
$1,000, $500, and 500,
and nay be had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest Sir per cent. per amman, payable MAY lst
and NOVEMBER 1st.
Principal and Interest payable in Gold in the City Of
| New York.
Price 90 and accrued interest IL, Currency at trhich
price They pay nearly Screen Per Cent in Gold on their
| cost.
Au Government Bonds and other Securities dealt in at
the Stock Exchange received in exchange, at their )uA
market value and Bonds sent to all parts " the cou-
| try, free Of Express charges.
They can be obtained By ordering direct from us or
through any responsible Bank or Banker in any part d
| the country.
FISK & HATCH, Bankers,
No. 5 Nassau St., Ne,O York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

Queen victorias youngest child, Prince
Leopold, is a sickly boy, who appears to be
always ailing.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

Al the close Of work on Saturday evening the
approaching gangs Of track layers on ne Mil-
ai,aff The time for the completion OF the road
il rapidly narrowing down to hours
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-26

MURDERED MAN FouND.-A body OF q man
whose appearance indicated death from violence,
was found on Saturday, OH the line of the Media
railroad, near Clifton Station. in Delaware coun-
ty. One side of his head looked as II driven IN
IL, blnws with hatchet woman's shawl was
near him. The Coroner of Delaware county took
charge Of the body, and will make an investiga-
ton into the affair.
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II sE ! p JANviER, ESQ,

II BE p JANyiER, ESQ,
The DEN v Cot ctr Tor all that portion Of New
Castle Cd py son of the limits Of the city OF Will
Mig ion aud the PHI l4dephia, Wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad, will attend at the following
paces and ti,nas to collect lid taxes, viz:
on Mcndav June 6 b, Miedletown, at j. q. LIP
pincot,'s Ma ional Hotr,. -,
On TUESDAY, Juns 7ih. rowrsend a. L, W. Latti-
mers Store c,,-
Hotel r..
On Mpkday, Ju 18th. cblistiana, at J. Eliotps
Hotc'. -. :. r..-.
Wed eds IN 1917. Eel ware City, at George
Friday Jlne II h. New astle, at Ger. whitheld's
Hot,l, =, ..pu
Will he il the alb we il.ces tr I'M a. M. to q A..
The Annual List C mprises SsetiAl Iaxer Vopmery
Gale c. is,s) Income Carriag,s silver anl Soie
Plate NJ or Gilt WATCHES Billiard Tspes' acnes
&c, sc. ~. ,ro,as ~ National
Banks will b, 'equin d. ,7,h 40
or on ali ages not psd or before the 1!tn OF
June ave cen, and interest at the rate OF one
rer cent per M nth viii be adj ed, and risldy e1sc
led in all user, y law qures II, ano tne wi
hector has II al, erection n the iAftcr. rrompt com
plisncc vi his natice VIII alone rave tAApAJere
| ir.m this u mi y. ,,, D,v,s,ar
| can MY i nv nne OF tne prints mentioned. ,y,,
| Ciice u ,ie c il,ctur Of Int rial Revenue VII
m1uerens ~. ipRh1TYMAN, Collector.
| eT- RI M is n y ease CO y.
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REMOVAL
arAnHum kTREE1

. TTENTIoN GERMANS.-The place to get your
n goods is at 22l Market Street, where you can IN
the future always lind fresh supply q sweits ,ii;
Lm6erger, SAP Sago s sar OILS. &c. &c.
/ oae' 'S'''' HARLAN d HAYES,
apso,tf "a Market street,