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, 1870-11-12

The attentlon OF all persons who hare any idea
where Roumknta u, and who feel the a1Rhtes1
interest IN what hAs hfppened% Is harrcnln2, or
following 1cpouncenent Some time ago the
citizens Of Koumania, nudlng The hurden Of rhe
tntst est which they were compelled 70 pay to the
borne, TrTn1ted, and slaughtered the sfare-
said creditors, their heirs. executors,
and s1ngns: ctvti1ed Ea1uPe aoeus-
seajopssy legal but equally certAin. manner wss
box1ifed u ioi1 rsdsrat way Of pxg1nR old debts.
md beWx1sed thu bt1h&Zity tE seyRal. dAy6.
, 1870-11-12

committee, containing representatives from
the different temperance Organizations In The
city, ind the friends Of law And order, has made
ar ans cnen:s to hold q central mee...,,e< rverr
Sunday afternoon, n FsEwsi! aal9, AID ~ msa5
mon In tne ne 1a1Ious wards As may be oenene1at
ire following n wha' the committee hpre to &C
cnmpnth hy mass meetings and .wAtd meetings;
F1zst To bring the yeunE into the II cl temper.
Rnet. secn1,d; To r1elattn ~ fnzrf dFnnkatds and
moderate drnketr potthe, Thrt T1 elect 10 office
temporal tc men. FotEth To diminish the demands IT
cor1ont det1 asrfues and restrAin the F1yaers and
E1yna<sMnes # & r,,oa und.5 the sse et Dse5s
:,iz :,zbe M s.< tiae ard tses;
snss.<1 sutanEnz m slnr ef @oDaa dfnnf. .sds %snd
tne 6Hn annually to dsukAEas gfavea: deprv1nx tI.
Ions OF tnnoetrt wo1vn and children this -tzut Of
noastrd IbctU Of the support Of thaf husbands and
fsshefs. and the comforts Of happy hon., draxeiuk
.ss doug MET T. the Lowest a*sth. saane sae ~
hsa'es: j.IS; aad Mtsea' sLh dc vestss. Il.
sad: uattnx he f..et I'd ,qesnaez os
otr nonry annuay than 10 Appropriated for -
fost OF sehoos. ehufrhet and the u.alnfe
uaner ef the Ftatr and National Gfvr1nment There
ford ahe fDs.fahie issue now ~ iuscMpt1Anee. With
tsmre1sses :na IL fruts-~ Mie ioesy end lie pas
suit Of happipesA-'
The committee intend to n9ht It out until the
monster, tntAmperance, shall hxve been driven
from the land, and pence and prosperity sha.l
rest urou the nation, rs the eAJa Of he sun 81
upon The universe
, 1870-11-12
FOR SALE.

E'oR sALF-1n BE snLD-TAK VALUABLE
= Ene& tefae II OF No. IS E4Ss Nopr1r-st-. with n
tnSd hEsk hnfdinr therein. Eh,ch be aae ar.tI
ASt- fnf nus nf.s r1E-oses Amply to GEO ". NEW
CoHbs Room G. q D. AsboruAt.
E'OR sALp-A t7fs0Fs sFcOvNH AND BANK
ennnter. nth slass franz. suitable for o1iee
lcfn. ste Apply to kROEBER & Co, Couch, place.
TOR SALE-CHEAP-THE SCHOONER Hat
IT, EicE # ch1enSo-ar. bridge. For PARTICULAR.
, 1870-11-12

Nj! Colbert, commercial cdltor Of TUE TEncH8.
VII lecture bsfs re the feguiss monthly 1nst!tuk.s
the OGDEN school, North n1y1aon- Thn suDteci
OF 1hc lecture il 'sAAucnnmy.r
The regular scml-month'y meeting OF the
msragerx Of the Nursery and HALF Orphan Asglun1
VII be b. Id 1t the Nursery nexr TUESDAY, Il half.
past 10 O'Clock a. N. A general Attendance u re-
qnsst led. .
The nsutl clinic Will b. haId at the Acx1Au
Hoapt: al this aft Enoon. and free ope1aaola viii
be per fn' ned by Dr. Baxter.
scs waoa.h arenue, il open eseiJ Saturday, lroG
4 m. to p. u. Admission fteo.
-Thelc Will he regular meeting OF tht Senatt
LJoeun. this eTening, At Bryant 4 StrAttoni
rUoMd.
, 1870-11-12

Mf&QEEx
AyORF MONET CAN he MADE SELu~E TIE
VI es F.iy Sewing Machine. than any ct'1sr QUO
9n!fed- STANFORD & CO.. Room 81 RclHotda'
W erntentn'x c1st-oH etn&hfn1. BY arnAn7 let-sT
to I. GKIDER. ~ South WeEsst, you can 6u3 pul-
chaser.
TNAETFD-TO FrEp PARTIES HAv1Et; t;tzKAF
" flrHAfns in city property, for which AL cash
priu r. n4fd By j. r. BUKCHkLL 4 CO., No. Ii
Wsanin k1on.et
WAxrRn--roR Rgy 4 sALooS L1oKssF. an
W dfcss 4 b. Tribune onacr-
, 1870-11-12

- SEWING MACUHz.
-r---e--e-<
TOR EALE-I WILL. SKEL 4 ROSEWOOD. FULL
II cabinet stnsrr Sew3ns Machine, and tn stnek
Addteas 8ANEO, Tribune office
0SE HUNDRED GOOD sEcOypH SKMlSG
~ m4fAt~e1 for QSte vtty cheap. And J1l1Ahted a
Enod 1eWinx craef 10 J9S West Madtsoo IT, oppedso
Western Sowing Aathtne Car ofaen-
TTTFSTFRV 8EWtNG MACHIHE CQxpANT, III
w West N4dison-41 pesf HA1s*+d. sen ~ aIsssassA
naw mAeAtoet nYsf selection not NJ,
exeA44&1 without e1t1a tt4kxA
, 1870-11-12

prypEcEs ASK8 N CIRCUIT CoCRT.
Elizabeth 6wAzts =. SeurAe IL SEa1t4 Blu Tor
IIynrce. Marriage aiNRp& CITY. CaliforniA. Au-
rust 10, 1861 Sepa atm on the part OF complain
Su,, March. 1885. cnaFe, hAb.thsi drunkenness.
Jul!a Ann Jas:nhs, tau Baker. '. TasnlnEton r.
y.uz Jacobs. Bill fur dkosce, and snri1ytt Of the
1ss7, Ut Providence, 3aude lsiaud. ChatEs, dese1-
tar
, 1870-11-12

Say.uss Bant T. Da~iel J. Nmoek It slA Decree
of eeie a. der trust decd. oa L,ts and e. Rooere
sous sabdiy,a n Of the north ss = Aeses N mag
part o. th- esst half of tue noEtheast questet ol
Section - -, II. lying east Of tne 1nanos oens1
Kalhoad-
Thomas II. Harrison Ct n Y. George MSsahar.
For $l6,9tS ~
-WouNptp sotptE1s' BxsK71r-1HE fRocsEps
The Concosdi. Aeuuefcnor, OF CuicaEo, Y.
Albert C1csbF AS-uuspett- Demand 94,G1o.
Suit brousht to recover Sl.aaa alleged 10 hRSe
h en- received By trp: ~ srom INC sale of uckess
= pnte I'VE n5 y pssnid, x sae ooefs nouse foT
The benenf OF the G-rl.sua wounded IL the pres
ent KaEtfp war. The chlgn il tnet the dcfend-
1ur retained the entire n ce'pts Of the 7erforun
aocc. Ii nut ssa3, $l.sno ocluR chaEHc4 foF 1ne
ot ,,.e ,se neuse ,.asT xps sns ssnstroeSs IT,
bcure On bis own Responsibility for the week end
! hi October -, for the purpose OF performt1E
| "Eauet" onr1t &lL nlRhta subsequently. tue
Copcordia WAS Invited TO fo1n n!m In the enter
prise TIE proposition ~ aechneo. ana as 70
the sEeat Of crosby declined to s1ow When the
| performances for the wo1ofe.l PTuEsiAns wef.
nfproeed the leader Informed his society that nc
had yentrd the ppe.a Hove for week, aod tney
might usc tE-not being tntofmed' aoHe'f, - ~ y
lecrd, too, that Crosby never 20 notified thems
GuARDl1HS aALx-
Petition Of Jane Law. guardian IhA pso.
| ttop hy a Eu1rtisn ot Francis y. LaH ann otass =
miner ss,ss T. sel "a a1a ssn,n tap an Lots ise
TnrmasE Subdivision of Rt.cx 81. Canal lkos ees
SutHliy,.ipn Of the weS helt Of Secuon s' ~ IN
HxcHl lSlcS LIEN.
Thomas Patterson IT,. tsa ,a,c.. Il. an L n
is-s md 1, Of Heck -, IN thr West nalI oi ~!
: | -, II.
, 1870-11-12
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
The Provision Trade.

IestslZ&y afternoon an attempt Was made to
hold meeting OF the Board OF Trade, for the
purpose Of tSking action on certain revised yuies
OF The provision trade, recently reported to the
board by special committee Since these Tn1cs
are restrictive In their natare. providing. among
other things, that 70 much, and no more, salt
shall be p4cked IN a barrel Of mess pork, and,
sancc many packers are fond Of selllng much sails
and little pork 10 the barrel this report has been
hanging It being impossible 10 haTe acuon taken
Oh IT.
The attempt made yesterday to secure quo
INN was ~ much OF failure a. preceding ones
AT tho appointed hour 1 eeE were gathered
together. VINO talked Oh the election, mainly, un-
III Ccionc1 Hancock went to one OF The windows
looking out On Exchange place. opened It, aud
tell.pg wbeas her dtd not Own % people who had
Or three umes. lid tobacco Juice feii from heaven
Ike dew, 70 attract thef sstentlon, and, when be
had secured Il, invited them to come up and kalk
tog. Three, who were tired Of the bnstlc below,
came up stairs and Joined In. Little bJ little
eshe.a came, ,untn there were tozty. people in
The Secretary then 6uGxested that nf1 constt-
tuted quorum, consequently they needed bat
two more, and they would. doubtless, soon turn
tained The i,oor, ana began an exceedingly inter
estinc and valuable speech. specially nolees lie.
man suddenly remembered thAt he Ind an ap-
po!ntment; smother 1ecollected that he hA1 to
mest @ h his - wtfe; % anotnsz esthoagas him ct - tne
lact thai 1t was dinner time: 1t occurred 70 an-
ether that he generally took I drink At that tine,
tpd another had letters to Write. Thus did HI.
tnlbcrtson 20 on. waking memories that, but for
him, might have slambefed forever, asd awaken
Ing bis hearers to the pAr1monnt necessity Of
1heir being somewhere else q thxt moment, uu.
III ahort Iventy we're left In the room. The
lcsnty remnant adjourned, 70 meet At O'Clock
next Monday.
, 1870-11-12

HAse Ball.
Tue cHAXFiOSsHIP-
IA discussion, In the last issue Of the Clipper On
..nnss ..:ct Of the base ball championship, con-
s,t;cie. ha tie chanstlon At the brad d tha
ne c.n te<, II AL haug4 for leDf" ~ " ~
Mhsa .Sd 6a1soe s y
cnmf. II they we7n ;txn.Ar contests. then the Cd-
esce arc ehsnr4onf II they were simply exhibition
raEes shrn the Autna hold the n kht to y tho whip
pru1nt. We a*e the two cl1ba to tettl. taAt Paint
s. their respective ktat mrufa
They were Irregular contests" bcyood doubt
Assu1ealy the nrsl game WAS reguisr;" no one
questions that: then 5egq|aF" series. lnvo!stns
tue chs1y could not refuge to carr throuRh Tie
....tsx with the White stockIrgs on Thai basis.
whatever course they took With other clnns The
whites arc champions, and the TACT cannpt bf.
tuhbed out ~
PROPOSED BEERFT
10 close the season in good styIe thu Whfte
stocklnfs Will play picked nine couposed Of
kuca Of the R0ckf fds and Gthsf good rlayerA A.
Cen be collected for the purpose Of m4k1ug the
fonfest good one The game Will take nlaca
carry ne1t week, AID viii be complimentary
Dcnsnt rendered hy the nine, she ptesa the DeT-
YET rafk esoclatlon, and BY The people Renery13y
70 ina Chicago Base Ball Club, and viii De iie
more Interesting fs1m the fact that, on this occa
t1on onlJ, Will m oppertu ity he presented ms
YEAR OF lying the champn.n whip pennanL
0AXE r0stfOxHn.
NET {0RK, Nov 11.-Thc nome -aud-l One saIuc
hetW cen the Mutuats and Atanfcs old not take
place, 0xtDH to the AhseDce Of Zcftletn- Tho Mu-
fuals start On Southern tour Oh Monday next.
, 1870-11-12

Sn1t IfhcuEm cured By using Juniper
Tar Soap, mhtle BY Caawels Hazard Il Co., New
yoIt.
Cod Liver OIl-HAzAFd i C6AWeu1 Cod
Liver on u TIE bekt-AcrsvtiskMk1f.
, 1870-11-12

The nriceB paid by Robert Bonner for the col.
lection Of renowned horses which hly stables coz
tain, are stated, BY q gentleman who u satd to
ave recelved his Information frum hlI, Bouuers,
UNn linz, to be az fnlfpEH. -
, 1870-11-12

The night a1ter election, Alderman c. c. p. Hot
dep, Of the Tenth Warn. wAs Eerenaded 1t his
residence, conner uf Aberdeen and Monroe st1cess
by Eevnn8' Garden City Bsnd and numerous c1n-
= ns Of the ward. The 1mnfompt1 affair Haa
thoroughly enjoyable. The music was admirable,
and was led BY Neyan1 In person, and when, nt
the close OF the prelude, the house wAs thrown
oren to the beaiegers, what followed charmed and
delighted everybody.
, 1870-11-12
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Ths Bnsc Ball Championship.
The Last White Stocking Game for
the Season.
RHe Ball.

Rudolphe:s Challenge-Bonners Horsss
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08


The Mdyplnnd Citizen of the Sd inst says :
'.We are glad to be able to announce that a con
ract has been made bv the Directors with Messrs
Richard Irwin. Sons & Co.. Of Baltimore city.fo'
he completion of the Kent Il Queen Anne'f
7ailroad as far as Centreville-the whole to be
inished in eight months from the dav OF contract
according to this contract-and we have no douh'
rom the character of the contractors, that it viii
re faithfully observed--the road will be in
unning condition by the lat day Of May next
Much however. depends upon the promptness
II the stockholders, as money is the only thine
necessary for its completion. There are but
eventeen miles Of road nearly all of which have
seen graded between Suderville and Centrevile
md if the Directors had the means to pay fo'
he work as fast as it could be done, much
,horter time than that named in the contract
would be sufficient for it's completion. Its early
completion, however, may now BIO regarded as 0
matter Of certainty. fact which will cause oul
people great qualification"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08
Marriaaes.

STETSER-SC HELLENGER.- Philadelphia, Pa.
May 9th. 1870. by Rev. Dr. Aldar. Joseph N
Stetser. Of Paulsboro N. j., to Hessie Schellinger
Of Lewes DEL
LETT-MEACHANE.-In Chester, on August
9th, bv Rev. Geo. w. +. Graf. Samuel Stepher
Curlett to Eliza Meachane, both of Wilmington
DEL
McvAY-DEvER.- Chester. on August 26th. by
Rev. G. w. f. Graf, James A. McVav to Isabella
Dever both of Brandywine Hundred, Del
vANZANT- Chester, August 31st
nv the Rev. james Cunningham, Theodore Asbury
yanzant and Sue yanh0rn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08
Dtaths.

LOvELL.-In this city. Wednesday morning, Sept
7th John s. son of Richard and Rebecca Lowell,
aged years.
Tho relatives and friends of the family are re-
sprrtfully invited to attend his funeral leave the
hnnsa of his parpnts. French street above Second
on Friday morning, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
HtrGG.-Suddenly Of anpnplexy in this city, on the
sOth lnst Mrs. Maria Hugg, in the 73d year OF 1t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08
THN DET,AwARE TRIBUNE, WILMINGTON. DEL.
The PHILADELPHIA Press, in an editorial upon
the 90 Normal Princinlas of EducRtinn - by Holm

The Philadelpba Press, in an editorial upon
the .' Normal Principles of Education" by John
@. Hardness, A. NJ, concludes as follows
This was happy piece Of tyranny for Mr.
Hardness. for 1t has given his argument wide
notice aud reading. And, in fact, as plea wor-
thy of praise, instead of censure. we have Pc
rused it with much satisfaction It is not no.
litical essav-a demand for the ballot.
All that the female needs is opportunity for
study. in whatever vocation suits her. and this
we regard az one of her inalienahe rights. Mr..
Hardness enforces this idea with considerable
ability. and very marked earnestness. He is now
the President of the flourishing State Normal
University. Of Wilmington, Delaware, to which
our friend Col. Henry s. McComb has lately
subscribed the liberal sum of fifteen thousand
dollara
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

AUTUMN has come, and with it the tempting
catalogue of fruits and flowers from the nursery
nan. Among the first which reaches us is that
of Herendeen & Co., Of Geneva, New York.
1889, and Of all the words that can be spoken in
favor Of a nurseryman, none are more commen-
datory than that his business is long established.
No humbug dealer in bulbs, plants and trees
survive in the business more than few years.
Iessrs. Herendeen 4 co. have not sent us their
advertisement, SO we cannot refer our readers
% IT, but would advise all persons desiring any
hing in their line to send for a catalogue.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08
NOfIce.

The Republican Executive Committee Of New
Jastle county are requested to meet at thu
Republican Headquarters, Southeast corner o.
fifth and Market streets. on Saturday next
september 10th, 1870, at 10 o'clock, a. nj.
H. H. MoMuLLEN, Chairman.
IoHN CAMERON, Secretary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

In Ohio the Republicans OF tho First District
have nominated Aaron Il. Perry for Congress,
and the Republicans of the Second District have
re-nominatsd job. E. Stevenson
The Democratic Convention Of the Seven
teenth Pennsylvania District Oh Friday nominar
I'll n Mptea spsAh sar pnpgfeas- nAnifl h
sassNA sleSsssSsHsi tyssszzisrss NY NsssSs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

The Mutual Friend contains the shocking an
iouncement that the young men Of that town
ave stopped bathing altogether. This is hard
IN SOAP factories and olfactories, too
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

F1sE PEACHES Joseph Bringhurst showed us,
this morning. a handsome basket OF pe ,aah \;
known to be over fifty years old. They were OF
fine appearance and flavor, although Mr.. b !;
II inks them rather deteriorated in richness; OF
late years. This Is good old age for prodnc-
| Tive neacll tree.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

SOMETHING NEW IN WIIMrNGTON..-As an addition
to our Wilmington enterprise, our friend and former
neighhor, r. II. Jones, who has been in the vinegar
business at IT'S shpev street for the last two years
has commenced the pickling business In connection
with the former and Is now prepared to furnish his
Wilmington friends with pure cider vinegar two
wears old, or clarified vinegar strictly pure; also
nckles in vinegar in salt by the l0O half barrel or
ba rel Having manufactured hts own vinegar and
cultivated his pickles. he is able to offer great In
ducements to our city and country trade Having
used his vinegar In our family for picking and table
use we can recommend 1t to our patrons as being
good article,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08
RenuhIlcnn Nominations.

Ctristtand Hd Representative, Philemma
Chandler; Assessor, George Ely; Inspector,
South James NJ. Brachin; Road Commission
,rs, VIM. b. Harvey Joseph Petitdemange.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

Fatal. AcoInEsr.-on last Tuesday, John OAR
lington, a brakeman on the Wilmington " heaa-
at Chadds Ford. His leg was run over ana
badly mangled from the effects. OF which he
died on Tuesday night. His remains were inter-
red from his fathers residence in SadsburyViile'
| = CnniesniILe IInion.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

WEDNESDAY,. Sept Meats remain unchang-
ed. Butter 400i5c. Eggs scarce at soc. Corn
12a2Oc half peck. Sweet Potatoes 100000 9
basket. Irish Potatoes zoe half peck. Peaches
sl0D1 so a basket, according to quality; Is to
Soc a half peck. Grapes Sl@1Oc pound.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

FEAprrL.-we heard a street yender OF nos
trlms assuring crowd of Gaping market
women, this morning, that the 25cpackage he was
selling would make gallon and half Of strong e
medicine good for dyspepsia" Now what Is 70
ladies of both sexes who ''take physic" and growl
at the city taxes can get tx quarts OF swirl Tor
quarter dollar!
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

II linden HALL.
Il MORA PIIN FEMALE SEMINARY
REV. EUGENE A. FRUEAuFF, PRINCIPAL.
ESTABLISHED 1894.
Litiz, Lancaster County, Penna,
For circulars and further information, address the
Principal. aug 49, 5tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

sw-The Grand Surprise. = The gray-haired can
hardly believe their eyes when they their whit
ened locks restored to their pristine beauty by a
clear and transparent nuid. Phalon's Vitalia or
Salvation for the Hair, is the article in question, and
Is free from any sediment Sold by all druggists and
i fancy goods dealers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

rB- What did Hi-Lvon's Kathalron made my hair
soft, luxurant and thick, and Hagan's Magnolia
Balm changed that saow complexion into the mar
hle beauty you now see. This is emphatcally the
language of all who these articles. A fine head
Of hair and refined complexion are the greatest at.
fractions woman can possess The Kathairon and
Magnolia Balm Just what will give them TO you.
and nothing else will. The Balm is the bloom OF
YOUTH II makes lady of thirty appear but twenty.
Roth articles are entirely harmless and very pleasant
They should be In every lady's possession.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

TERRIpI.E SUICIDE IL CHESTER CousTY:-The
VILLAGE Record, of Tuesday, says An unknown
man Vas found in Mr.. Cumiskey's field, near
Warren Tavern, in East Wbiteland, Chester
county, Thursday morning, September list, with
his throat cut and hacked in a fearful manner.
He was discovered by little girl. Squire bos-
sert. Deputy Coroner, held an inquest upon the
i,odv and Returned verdict that he came to
death by his own hands. No papers. or any.
thing that would lead to his Identification, were
found upon him. He was supposed to be insane
and was seen the previous afternoon abon
the place. He told some parties he had worked
in the phnnixyille Machine Shop. He wal
buried in the old church yard back of the vii
lstown church. He was well dressed, aud hat
yalise with him. He was from twenty-five t
thirty years of age, small size, light or sand.
rom1leyion. and apparently Of German descent
4 harlow knife Vas found npar him Wit
| SS,,x u sss Asssa s+s*yrH
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

NOTICE-7Hs Thirteenth Term of the STATE NOR
~ NAL UNIVERSITY opens on Monday. September
9Th Rates of tuition fair, just. according to the
studies pursued and time Of attendance. Profess
sional Teachers of liberal experience. For cata-
logue and information, please address
JOHN c. HARDNESS,
flec24 1tw&tlttlec12 President.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

PEACH SHIPMENTS The peach shipments have
been as follows; -.
Wednesday. August 31st. ~ cars 70 New York
tbe shipments to New York We're l2i car loads.
Thursday, Sept. /, TO New York, 81 car loads;
to Philadelphia, 1G. On same day last year, S9
car loads went to New York. =,
loads to Philadelphia, II car loads. Shipments
in Nav York same day last year. SO car loads.
Saturday, September al car loads to New
| York, and to Philadelphia.
and q To Philadelphia On the corresponding
DAYS y last year the shipments to New York were
| IA and 63 car loads.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

DELLEvUE INSTITUTE,
ID ron YOUNG Ia DIES
AttIeboro', Bucks Co., Penna.
The next school year commences Sep. 3. Far cata-
l0gues and particulars address
aug IL, eod66w ". T. SEAL, Principal
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

TUNII1RD EDI1ION--Ihe ..NORMaL PRINCIPLES
4 OF EDUCATION An address by JoHN G. HARK-
NESS, A. NJ, President of the STATE NORMAL Uni
vERsITy. Valuable to parents, teachers and youth
Price twenty-five cents For sale by
PORTER d CO, +Og Market street
Mailed, postpaid, ON receipt of the price.
sept .3taw8wtf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08

NOR SALE-A small truck farm Of acres in
II Kent county, near Willow Grove Contains a
small frame house Peaches, apples, plums In bear
ing. Apply to sA Walnut street, Wilmington, Del
sep6,3ta,1t,w,p JOHN COOPER.
AIOTICE = REMOVAL. ANTHONY HIGGINS
~ has removed his Law ONCE to the Exchange
Building, No. 6 W. Seventh st. augl2, im,d&w
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Educational.
Ella WARE G oLLEo E,

N e 1 A " A r e G o Z I e G E !,
NEWARK, DELLA WARE.
VIII be re-opened for the reception Of Students
NEDN ESDAY, September 14th 1870.
The Trustees of the College have secured n corps
competent and able Professors In the several de-
Dartments Of Instruction, and students may pursue
ither the regular Classical Course, such Is taught
best Colleges or II they prefer 1t may contine
heir studies to the Scientific and Agricultural De-
,artments, In which special attention is given TO
hese branches of learning, relating to Agriculture
md the Mechanic Arts.
1t is the design OF the Institution to provide for
Young Men q thorough Practical Education at a
very moderate expense.
For Circulars containing full information, address
WILLIAM II. PURNELL, A. NJ, President
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| tv-A Nopel and Ns,u DiscorerN--'rhe new French
process by which the human body can be made
transparent has been discovered, or similar pro-
cess by DR.. Hssenplug so that he can examine the
/ human Indy accurately and discover the precise
nature of the disease. All cases wrapped in mystery
should at once call the Doctor at his Office 1922
n. Eighth street, Philadelphia. He cures when all
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Choice Garden and Field Seeds kc.,a splendid stock
of the choicest varieties Send for descriptive cata
lognes and Priced List. All trees well packed so as
to carry safely to any part of the United States.
Small Fruits and Small Plants Of all kinds, sent by
mail postage paid, to any Post Office in the United
States. EDW'D j. EVANS & CO.,
sepl.sm,w Nurserymen and Seedsmen, York, Pa.