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, 1870-03-15
STAIR LEGISLATURES.
Special Despatch 10 Tbs Chicago Triouuc.

MADISON, Wlt., March II.
Both houbes Of the Leg,tl2tnre have been ETted-
re auay at foutira busineas, this Horntng, aod
hare cleaned It up 70 far Il could be do.e 1tsn.
fnt members enough to pAss An appropriation
sone rall1oad bills IN roe serA'e. sed one Of Two
oahe1 natsess rtmau - poans OF contention,
s1d sy y ten by rsoSTsns1opt ea @os ~
hefure uidDiI hs Tuestay, After vnicu no o'ns ca1
ne peued. Both nouses meet to night. and there
"a pzcspec. Of . :ate sesston And much !onstet'
II in he Assembly On DeLs In?rortIc7t h:lA-
In the Senate, TO-DAY, resolution VA nIo.
aucfd ard Loaf that Iii rules .h,ch interttsc WIN
the reading Of oils ne ssc,.d aod to,a =; a. se t1e
me yptc By which the Sens refused 10 ptss the
Dill 10 authortxe the Secretary Of stste 70 purchase
an irdex 10 tho s:ate lawf WAS 1eoonsfdezed ana
Tne men oria to Congress for division OF the
state into t0o Judicial Districts was coocurred IN
~ srneuded ny the Asaembty,
Tte bull ra.slrk rates Of hqnor nceu1es Wa lost
by vote Of u TO p
sezats bills , ceIe pissed pso.dnK IN ;, q Gom
en Catholic inmates Of the SsAis Prtsoa req9lE-
'nS noslee 70 occupants Of laed beiase re nsoe
Bills Rete Indefinitely poatooned relAa1E TO tbs
utnuaiul Ct carm3 a32tnx: the ex1s48 OF dece2aed
peF,ons. a1d 10 protect Insect destroying otrds ID
4ssemoly resolution, vera adopted directing :ne
Secretary Ct Sfste to v1rd copea of the session
nd 70 allow Tho inirodoc''on Of ! memorial %
Congress tor R7xnt OF land To tho Wis o1Is1
Farm Mortgage Land Compa1ys
I several local oilis we're psased; also, aoe t1
1 AMEND the lxw granting aid TO families Of Wtsooa
"a soldiers: 10 amend Chapter 1la Re'sses VI
| t,ru u, Chapter 10, General LAVA OF 1858, which
provide "a fer assessment Of properly for sa1sdoo
and tAe lew Of ts1ca thereon; 70 further provfd'
Tor the assessment aud co'fecttoa Of deMnqaen
i4Ics for 1865 and 1866. en- snaEes n SAt.ona
Ban 10: 70 proseet tho people u Wisconsin ZOE
irnnd IN tue sale OF territory for the EA1e Of pAan
rnhIa: relating to costs In certain cases; :
amend ssctioD !, Chapter n, Laws Of 1sa7, to a.
| caufsSe me cultivation Of cTanne1fteA
I Ssuste pul WIS coccurrca in 10 xuend Cnap
| ,.-1sp Iave or 1852 relative to evidence
, 1870-03-15

Tnkc no moro UppIensanf and Un.
safe retDedles tnr unpleasant and dangerous pis-
eascs. UAe Relmboldt Extract Butnn and 1m-
proved Rose Wash.
, 1870-03-15
HAY.

BIZ HUNDRED AKD TIN yD1xs FOR NY4llunNT,
PARrs, March 1k-A RoEe despatch oI 70 dAyfs
'dste s;A:es that tlo votes arc toK sure foe tn
Pspsl lrfa11Ibllsy dogma In the R5ume1ioat
f.ns,fr
, 1870-03-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.


: = T Toh sSIa
i ts IT. s1 inquire OF
a .,td-tt .oposstis she T,:h.r House stoek Tatd..
asef t' oe 01 '1
A fEcEITAELE Rus1HE.s oENTR.LLT 70
iIa9ss S5 III II" II
NEW. 1ND DWRLLSFLKTTFns SIOUX or mn
ss!th s'as' 'af :sss :. ss4s.ia. address. Tzsaas
TIN Ann HARDWARE RToRF. VRRY GOOD,
"A ,oea,.9n tar SALE Good ou'oet' done 1nausfo At
An 4cr,vKMAE OF GOOD Address, WITH,
q eHk sn h,;. Int Ia my Sa.tas.
A F1RsT-C1Ass PRESCRIPTION DET0 STORE
s Ss T. .Ds ID. Z Rce Z: 1.'s
GROCERY STORE ON THE SOUTH sIpE
ae: ..' iss1 !'fsfsf is Il <ss ssss.
r :seans aosrss nin: mn 4fe+t ..oaet., with II
ffsa = ~ ss.it wi
;staat x..ine.,ntps Fer Particulars "e'F''' =" T.
H0TFI. LxasE 9ND FUaNITgRE FOR sALE
II IL ttis e't{ large ho'et Nei farnteerd st.h
W se:as az
neea Of the rrtteas nwler Apply to flHLD. klSd q
- and e1shausc tatce,.. est.ht,hsd Il .rs, tor
ssia MONEY q ohJeet- Address I. Ttioune osaee.
| DARE .0PPoRrusITY--TaE REsr s:EAx
p!se.y q p!ce wheat .na % u hssse d,s9d + ~ d
i: s
DARE 01AN0R-BooK. NoTI0S AND VA
Ii Iet. md 1ink .tntns .se;sv ,os asls ia
e = 3yS e. no r IL d.ea oay s
ss! sei'ius 'tc Sal,s,s NEWTON
, 1870-03-15

PAEIs, March 14,-Deepatoues from RoEe cru.
nrn The repo1s OF the aeusld n3de py Franc.
tor representation m the cooBcal The paoltea
Too Of the twenty. one eakoss OF tha Church ren-
tert inevitable Z coanke 10 me a.sttnd7 oi
Frrcr, ~ in the aesssse; they viols.e tie prtncL
pies OF modern govssnmeps and society, and n1e
hoat1le 10 the wt;nes expressed BY the Emperor In
hi1 Erce ch to the Chsuber.
, 1870-03-15
MARRIED.

Paper HnnKtnRo md WtndoW
easdeF. latek. bt5leh Pants, ols, 9len ana oruao-
e., at F. E Rlgby4. 50 Ra-coloa street
, 1870-03-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

w nr rnttxxe OF roma On Iuonthly payments. md
Lease ct Iot s~o CT Eve ycars. Addieaa u Lh"Ass
Tnhnne Office
xrASTTp-COTTAGF,O on LOT as OR 80 FEET:
w PSF cab, n.laner In IuinoA IAnds. Addrc5, T
p p n Rnr
, 1870-03-15

Epfccbled and Delicate Con8<us
tions OF both seIca, use Helmbod6 Ex6nct HI.
chu. # will give brst and energetic feelings, and
eneblo 1o0 70 sleep we'll
, 1870-03-15

BY EuWD. T. THOMAS d CO.
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE.
Pa1or md Bed Set, lpetA Crock CT md GlAasW e!t
spIrLdd Plated Goods. Gsok and Pa3l1r stoves. sha
rtjrrte on the pfeuttcb. No. AZ cat Jsck3ouH. On
fAURADAY. Matrh II, 1t ~ n wtth9at zrtslTe.
ISL Neft A1dtsoE+t.
, 1870-03-15

Rourh skin made smooth by using
Juc.per TRr Soap, Manufactured b5 Cass"ell,
Ua1Ard / Co, New TpTE.
, 1870-03-15
OHIO,

conrxsps Ms.ca 1t@Resoa4aosa ss Hsse sat'y oas,Ha
.tkfnS ihe Onio REPRESENTATIVES, u CuoEfe0 70
usc lnetr innoerco to ano.Iah tte NauonI baohx
he resolution 1eut On tho table uadI NJ -
dlkfp1k.
, 1870-03-15
AUTION SALE.

The toua xtax a1neles. ennfl&ntd 70 WoHfHsad-
TON sOE, ChleaEa, havi1x feE11iaed N depex o.G
uap.Id .nd the ee4 OF ownef1 of sha tae hAr-
ing tetsed or ne<leel "a Eeeeive thso after ffpeo
Applications freto the Company sna saesa eass -
w,Iehsuse In Chicago Willing to reeaSe tsn IND pAJ
ea1ss nada and ornF1aed shall seu u Fslc auction
u tho hshezt Nadr On tbn 18th day u 1assh ne1s:
ii II eoek In ths fnreaocr- 1t the EEtkht oepos ..
ths g. n. Y. r. h, VII Diva Ch1casot 70 Pu
Eueh freight ma zhArxrs,
AR1ICL1S:
Se--cn GrindStOne6-
Ry osaer ol O, EN- ". Railway Co
AaFrf 1 Nrh r. J. SFuAAa. A9s4..
, 1870-03-15

Nhattcreu combinations Restored
by Helmbotd,a Extract B1cnn.
, 1870-03-15

Hclmbold:s Extract Ruchu Eives
pa!Ud cheek. Deoi!.y d accompanied nJ tnau7
alarming symptoms, md II 10 treatment sao-
mlrted 10, consumption. inaAnisJ, or eple2uc us
, 1870-03-15
PERSONAL,

DKHSpNAL-IF MARY AADnxN, ALIAs con
L royr, viii return tby mail or uhrFtsel Ehat M
bo ssked: ctheEw1se soe wiI Be 1fuseeoted
nYRSQNAL-sATuKDAY FIGHTS SnoMt ~
IL ttoIm. CalpAntef4t. u ak1ee4hA to Aayy .tHrE
ecuua htcd With the kaLeT. Fttxsa sdafess LHAuA0<
TIfknne ed3ee-
rrpsoaAilJoUH KAY, PAI4rxE. NHt
/ soa n = 1N Hq7tA Qniaass. l aa'' "0'4 u
, 1870-03-15

r,oR sALR-F1NR rwO-SroRY DWELLING
and Ios, tn bocks from Lincoln Pa1E onl, 8kbo:
&1oG0 dow 4. Jku. e. NICHOLSON. LII DeArhasnd #
TloR sAlE-A TwO-sTOKF HOUsE AND LOT
s1loi: 500 cash. b.taneo easy. SHORES = FIN
LhY, I31 hsnGolph 1t
r7OH HALE-OR ExOHAEGF-A GOOD COT
j. ta1e and bstn on leased lot ksukakeesav. Gko
ri UEHS. III QisIkBt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07
OUR NEIGHBOURS.

The Je6ersonidn seeks notoriety through
seryile imitation of Brick Pomeroy.
Tho wife of T. r. Jones, P. NJ, at Cupola.
Chester County, fell and fractured her arm re-
Gently.
Wilmer f. Priest OF East Goshen the pillage
Record says, has a COW that gave ut one milking.
milk from which lib 2oz. of butter was made,a and
made too by stirring without churning, while
Isaac A. Calvert OF Newton Square, has %
months old heller that gave in days, 100 quarts
of milk from which pounds Of butter were
made.
The steam tow-boats plying between Havre
de Grace and Baltimore, have resumed trips.
The Havre de Grace Marine Railway was
sold at auction to Amos Spencer, for $4,000.
This is considered very low.
1t is surprising to see how many papers,
hitherto respectable, publish that villainous
divorce advertisement. Most OF our neighbors'
are guilty of II.
"A bill has been introduced in the Pennsyl-
wanna Legislature authorizing the West Chester
Railway Company to increase its capital. II 1t
builds railway in West Chester, 1t will require
| no legislative enactment to enable 1t to diminish
| its capital.
| Joseph Umstead, of West Brandywine, twp,
| Chester county, Is about TO remove to Hannibal,
Mo.
The West Chester Republican says:-
''rhe next Republican Nominating Convention
for Chester county will consist OF one hundred
and nineteen delegates, seven less than last year
JJwcblan gains one and the following districts
each lose one: East Coventry, East Vincent
| Charlcstowp, Dowuiugtown, West Goshen
Honeybrook, Pennsbury and the South Precinc
of the Borough of West Chester"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07
Burgiarles at Dover.
run THIEVES TRACED TO THEIR HEADQUARTERS.
WAGON LOADS OF GOODS RECOVERED.

r,tn THIEVES TRACED TO THEIR HEADQUARTERS.
WAGON LOADS OF GOODS RECOVERED.
Special to The Commercial
Dover. Del, April 1.-For some time past
there have been committed quite NUMBER OF
daring burglares and roboeries, and an UNUSUAL
amount OF petty thicving has been complained Of
This morning, MIR. Cowgirl farmer residing
about three miles from Dover, found that he had
been robbed of large quantity OF wheat The
ground being moist, he readily tracked the prints
Of feet to the premises of Samuel Button, col
ored man, who resisted an effort TO search The
premises. ..,, A.,
Mr.. Cowgirl then left two men to watch the
house. and came TO Dover Tor u warrant. Soon
after he left the door opened and five negroes
came out, armed with axes, and escaped To inc
woods.
Upon searching, they were surprised to find not
only tho stolen whsat, but several boxes anu
chests, all filed with goods, supposed TO be IN
value TO the amount Of q thousand dollars ~
least.
Many of tho goods have proved To belong 10
MIR. KATIE, OF Smyrna, whose store was robbed u
low weeks ugo, aud our townsmen Messrs. wal
lnce aud Burton, whose store was entered some
time ago, and their safe broken open aud roppea'
also recognize number of their goods.
Mr. stephens, of Camden, alsO identifies some
nf his lost property, which was taken n shor'
time ago. There are many others who have re-
covered articles of value
The goods were mostly all packed In chests
ready for removal. saw two horse wager
stacked full of clothing, meat, boxes, &c, whicl
was brought up from there, and It is stated ina
there Is vet more to come. The burglars nav
escaped, solar, but every exertion is beinI
nade to arrest them.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07
Heaths.

TUCKER.--At Frederick, March 9th, Elizabeth j.,
daughter Of Nathaniel and Catharine l.. Tucker,
aged 10 years, months and 10 days
SCHOONMAKER-On March 26th, at Centreve,N
j Nina, aged Q years and months son OF james
II. and Clara Schoonmaker, formerly oil Milton, BEL
Delaware papers please copy.
wILsoN.-On Friday. April LIST, Mrs. Ann Wilson,
in the 74th year Of ner age.
DUNCAN-On Friday morning, April LIST, at bis
his residence near Brandywine Springs Benjamin
w. Duncan, aged 66 years.
FIPPs. In this city, the 10th inst at 1o O'Clock
p. M Ellen, wife OF Cornelius Fipps.
BowERS.-In this city. on the 3lst ultimo, Julia
daughter OF John and Rachel Ann Bowers.
DAMON Thursday. April 1st 1870. Emanuel, son
of Frederick and Christina Danz, aged months.
RICF.-On Saturday, April I'd, 1870, Mrs. Mary W.
Rics, ielct Of VIM. W. Rice, Sr.
FLEfCHER.-On Monday morning, April 4, IS 0,
Mortimer Cloud, son Of James and Celia Fletcher,
aged 10 months.
SM1TTEN.-On April 81, 1870, James H., infant
son Of James and amanda Smitten, aged weeks.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

TUESDAY EVENING, April ~, 1871.
FLOUR.-There is only a moderate de-
mand for Flour, and this is limited TO the
wants of the local trade. The stocks on
hand are light, which alone enables holders
to maintain present prices. Sales of super
fine at "a 37i@t so; extras at 81 62a@4 sIt;
300 bbls Northwestern extra family at 500
8 40; 200 bbls State do do at So 25@5 80
some lots Western do do at So 2596 20, and
fancy lots at SO 5o@7 80, according to quail
ity. Rye flour is quiet, with small at w. SO
al 625. In corn meal there is a iirmer feel
ing owing to the advance In Corn. We
quote Brandywine at $5@5 l2a, and PENN
sylvania at 81 75.
GRAIN. There is some Improvement in
the wheat market, both In activity and
prices. Sales of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania
red Of d. et@l 80, and 1900 bushels Della
yssa Ysa ss 81 ] al a9=tha Lower aslTl ~
isirasTa lyAiiT Il t'la ~ n seFf W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

WEDNESDAY,, April 6th.-There were
pretty full markets this morning, but there
was but little variety in vegetables, but few
new ones having yet come in. Butter sold
at 5O@5sc; Eggs CSC Potatoes 5O@70c per
bu., or, s@lOc per half peck; Beans lOc per
quart Hominy l2c; Lettuce 2@l0c bunch;
Apples 2s@35c per half peck. Meats are up
somewhat, especially Beef; Beef roasts and
Steaks steaks sold at 20@30c; Round Steaks
25c; Whole rounds zoe; Slowing pieces Is
@2Oc, and Corning pieces 14@l6c Veal
Outlets 25c; other veal 12@2o; Mutton
Chops, 20 ; Leg, 1920; other Mutton, II
@2O. The fish markets were well stocked I;
Shad sold according to size and quality from
soc to $l.2O per pair; Herring, 20@3Oc
dozen, and Halibut at 25c per Id.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07
REGIsTER's OFFICE, - ,.r

DEGISTER'S OFFICE,
III NEW CASTLE COUNTY, April 9Th, 1870.
Upon the application Of Ambrose NJ Irving, Ad-
minstrator Of Geo. W. Walker. late OF Pencsder I'd;
In said County, deceased it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator Aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Letters Of Administration
uppn the Estate the deceased with the date OF grant
ing thereof by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such letters. In six
Of the most public places the County OF New Castle
requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate, to present the same or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided. And
also cause the to be inserted within the same per
Tod in the DELAWARE TRIBUNE newspaper puBliehed
in Wilmington, and to be continued therein two
80, Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of
Ii. the Register aforesaid at New Castle, In New
W. Castle County aforesaid, tho day and year
sbsye written b. GIBBS Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against The
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
sttested to the Administrator or before April
bh 1871. abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
Address Khkwood. Del. ap7,2 a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Pneumonia is fatally prevalent In sussex
cou1ty. -.,,
Mlddletown is 10 have On "Old Folks Concert
by amateur artists. -,.
All the Dover Churches closed on SUNDAY VICE.
on nccouut OF the storm.
Sussex paper has tho lying audaclty to assert
that that county has no debt.
Daeworthy Derrickson, of Sussex County,
died Of pneumonia, recently.
The Sussex County Medical Society meets In
Georgetown, on Tuesday, April 9th.
A dock of wild geese, porthward.bound lew
over Dover Wednesday evening both ult.
Dover colored man named Wm Chfton, mas
been held to bail for cruelty beating his child.
The Mutual Friend hurrahs for Spring. IL is
easily satisfied, II 1t likes this one.
Geo. Musgroves smoke house 10 South Mil
tod was robbed recently.
Cedar Creek Navigation Company holds lis
annual meeting IN South Milford next Saturday
tap. III.
Tina philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail-
road ia now running Sunday train, as far AZ
West Grove.
Some yillainous vanda recently cut down 10 OF
20 Young trees on the premises Of Simon Hnger-
man, near MILFORD. .
The water was let into the Susquehannn and
Tidewater Canal, on Friday, and buats are now
passing at all points.
For seven weeks the prevailing winds have
been from the East 80 gentlemen say VINO nave
taken note OF time.
Five hundred peach sclons were stolen one
night last week from the nursery OF Alexander
Fallen, OF Lincoln, Sussex county.
TIC. Taylor, of this city, delivers his lectures
on California ut Newtown, Bucks county, on the
evenings of the 18th and 10th instant
Edgar G. NAPLES, late of Georgetown, has nc
cepted q position In q New York commission
hOnse
A little daughter of VIM. Kellum, of Dover
fell into well few days ugo, but was rescued
Immediately.
Charles Wright, prominent citizen OF Sussex
county, died on Saturday, the 10Th ult., ut his
residence rear Stafford.
Samuel W. Roberts, of that place drew Int
s3OUU house and lot, which was the main prize II
Inc Mddletown land scheme.
Henry VI. Baum. of Dover, has entered th'
Episcopal Divinity School in Philadelphia pre-
paratory to taking clerical orders.
In commenting upon recent letter to ou
p,per from Greensborough, Caroline county, ih'
i,cnton Union states that our weekly edition, th'
Delaware TRIBUNE, lis gaining favor, In tbi
county" which Is quite true. Our weekly Il
,rong more and more, every week, into Thu
counties of the Eastern Shore, and It's circulation
will soon be nearly uniform, throughout TIT
d.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07
PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.

This Is light, smooth, water aud FIRE proof roof,
equally applicable and good steep or fiat. No run
ming In hot weather-choking conductors and smear
Ing wals. Leaky th ingle and metal roofs made
water.iight by q coating of Plastic. Gravel roofs
can be cleaned of AID made good as new by the coat
of Plastic. The following parties who have used 1t
have given me the privilege Of using their names as
reference:
K @. stotsenburg & Son. E. ]. du Pont, de Ne
m ,urs % Co., Pussy, Jones q Co, u, L TstnalI q
Rims g atkinson Morris Weldie, Murphy d Cewper-
thwa,t, Chss. F. Thomas. Richard X. Jones, Caleb
Miller aieIt Hutton, Levi Woodrow and John e..
Yates. Of Wilm ngton, Del. Shaw d Knowles. 1
New Castle; Alexander u. Dixon, Centreyille, Del.
Experienced hands employed and satisfaction guar
anieed Office with eooa % Hanna) y. W. cor oth
and Market streets -.
mar10.if.w hobEhr ArkiNSoN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

The general commerce of Toledo for 1869
amounted to: Imports, $685. 1860, 700 ez-
ports, $l9s, 723, 432. The total flour and
"a ain traffic amounted 10 1860, 949 bushels,
besides which there was total of ., 7S9, $40
of through shipments by fast freight lines
The lumber received was 1872, 1921 feet.
During the year G67 new buildings were
erected, valued at Sl.377. 800.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07
Legal Intelligence.
SQUIRT OF onAscEnY, AT DOVER

SQUIRT OF oIANCERY, AT DOVER
In the Court of Chancery, on Thursday, in the
case of the sureties of Matthias Day, late Deputy
Collector, against Chas II. B. Day, late Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the District OF Delaware
bill having been filed to restrain the defendant
from collecting S12 200, the amount of the defal-
cation OF the plaintiff as said Deputy Collector,
alleging payment, upon fling the answer the
slreties admitted the correctness OF tue account
and abandoned the case.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07
TTNTTsD STATES INTERNAL REV
AssrssoR's OrFIoE, DISTRICT or DELAwARE,l
NuwtsaroN Aprii 8 h. 1870, (

ASSESSOR OfFIoE, DISTRICT or DrLAwAREl
WILMINGTON, April 5-h, 1870
Notice Ia hereby given to all persons concerned
that ArpRALs will be received and determined by the
Aesess rextive TO any erroneous or Excessive va u
ations, assessments or enumeraiiens, made by the
Assessor or Assistant ASSESSOR and returned in ire
annual lists of 1870, ut The following ZINES and
PLACES, viz; -,
WILbi GTON, at the ! 80 ssor's flee Custom
House building, on Fdiay, April i5sh, nom . A. N.
u 4 r. Nj.
At DOVER, ON Monsay, April Is, at the 0filc' OF
]. a. Stevenson E.q Assistant essess e.
AT GEORGE TOWN, "Wednesday. April 2On.
At the sam. times and plsces the annual sts taken
ard returned a, azores IA will be submitted TO the
inspection OF any and all PERSONS VINO may Apply JOE
that purpose. -,
u- All appeals must be made in writing, and
shall specify tie pa tcnlar cinse matter or thint
respecting which u decision Is requested and shai
moreover state the ground principle Of error c. IN
planned o.. .,
r1- No appeal can be allowed to any party after
having been duly assessed and the annual list con-
tanning the ,ssment transmitted to the collector
OF the District. DANIEL WOOphLLr
aIbl5d&w Assessor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

ID he place 10 go II you want boots aud shoe
that win wear is Nicholson Il Foulks, No. 100 West
second street. Wilmington. Gentlemen can Ind an
assortment which embraces every variety OF boot ana
Shoe from the light dress shoe fancy pump, to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies' and
,n,sses the variety offered is almost infinite and meme
who wish to buy can fail to be suited. while to gel
ehocs 70, yeur children, IT 10 Just the place to 90
ReuantSI VA pinis, m Rsst Sss1Fl S'Yts:, ~
,aluii,.r
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

A man died in Portsmouth, N. H., on the
2sth ult., from the effects of smoking to ex-
cess. lie was obliged TO smoke in the
morning to quiet his nerves and could not
live comfortably without his pipe in constant
uae He left pR aEpkipg by advice Of. ply
slslbls, %Aa tlla llhs. lle 'aaAla die u 10
mn nqS dlilS iha nslAi hh Tss FHa lsts'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

FOUND DRowNED.-A man named james Nc
Nallv. n hboriug man, aged 81, living with his
brother in Spruce street, between Fourth and
Fifth, was i''uud drowned In the Chtistiana, at
l.obdell's wharf, on Tuesday morning. He left
home Mt noon on Wednesday, 70 20 TO harbor
ner's jury rendered verdict OF death from
"A
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

Toll. GArs REMOVED. The rapid expansion
of the city limits has again necessitated re-
poyal Of the ton-gate on the Newport PIKE.
first hill south CT the city, at point nearly oppo-
site the residence Of Dclaplaiic Mcdaniel, Esq.
This Is nearly a mile from the old location in
url,nYilln.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07
MarrfagsS.

DILL--ENNIS.-At Chester, April 8, by Rev. James
Cunningham. Alexander y. Dill, and Mary J. Ennis,
both Of Wilmington.
H1GGINs-YATES- in Chester, March 81 by Rev
James Cunningham. John Anthony Higgins and
Louisa Yates, both of Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

CFLEpRATIoN IN HONOR OF THE FIFTEESTH
AMEsDMENr.-The colored people Of this city
have determined that their grand celebration OF
The adoption OF the Fift, enth Amendment admit
ling them to all the rights Of citizens, shall take
place on Thursday next, April 18th. No effort
will be spared to make 1t a grand affair. ff.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

The WRECKED VEssEis-Threc wrecked YES
srls how lie along lhe Delaware Coast the Van.
A. Vail, and the Carrie ~. Rich from the West
Iudles. for New York, with molasses and sugar,
arc NJ Indian River, and one of them it Is believ-
cd, is IL total wreck.
The Brig Maniius, for Philadelphia, lies at
Folks Beach, near Milford, with cargo OF sugar
and moasses from the West Indies. 1t is believed
that she can be got of. --Saturddys Commercial
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-04-07

FtaE AT FELToS.-On Sunday morning week
house in FELTON,, occupied by James NJ. Mailman,
was burned down, and with 1t the furniture and
Clothing of MIR. w. and his family. He has had
lis furniture Insured for several years, but had
allowed The policy to run out q few weeks before
The FIRE. He is poor man, Ill able to bear the