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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
A. n. 8sspAeas h C0a0gssA.
How ZEE NATION ruxlszns nssR1s.

4 The rsAppsasaucs OF Alexander H. stsphsns
Of Gporgis, - . menbsr Of oon9rss. VII b. an
event OF come siyni6csnca. That within eight
years Of tho collapse Of the rebellion the vies
President Of the Southern Confedsgacy 10 per-
mitted TO take part In the national councils u
sufficient answer 10 ell rAus abOut prescription
and cruel revenge 10 which the DepoofA&io par
~ have treated the country 90 every occasion.
Mr.. stephens Is elected 10 the forty-:hird Con-
grss~, which, unlsss N extra session Il called,
will not meet uu,l December He rs, lately Z
candidate before the Georgia Legislature foz
United States senator, but General Gordon ~
cured the Office Stephens friends then rallied,
and the death Of the member OF Congress in his
district having Afforded AL opportunity, all others
yielded their ambition 10 enable MIR. Stephens to
b. elected. It will he remembered that he IL .
bunker Of the hunksrs aud utterly refused TO
favor tlls party submission to the Cincinnati
movement. The nation has driftod away from
the IDEAS which comusnd his approval, aud be
will tiud himself ~ much out Of place 10 the
linked States Congress to-day ~ il he we're 1
relic Of tho times OF Thomss Jefferson. Tue ul'
tra doctrine Of state rishts which he holds, no
l0nger has the respect Of any onsiderable mum.
ber the people. -Boston Adsertisr.
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MNossoo.

wEDpINo.-Rev. Jno. z. gmith, junior pastor
OF Smyrna circuit, wss married, on Thursday
evening last. In Bethel u. church 70 Miss
Emma Mvu, OF Kenton. The osgsmouy was per-
formed BY Rev. J. Z. Bryan, broshsF.in- to
house.
OoaN.-Op last Monday end Tuesday there
were shipped from this plAos Z. 500 bushsls Of
corn. Ill OF which. with Ne exception Of 100
eeshe!s. vas loaded f!ca The wagon. Over ls.ooo
This 10 more than ever was shippsd In one Sea-
son beSoeo
Movuo DAY-SAsurday lAst vas moving Day,
Pot = the Mttinss bad been going on for sons
ttme thsrs vss little seoving 70 b done. Our
people are now settled In tksiz nsw homes.
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W. b. AsAsrse.'s Family.

LkfTERs F6ON HIS WIDOW, At M0NROvIA.
The parents, (residing in this city,) Of Hon
". 8. Anderson, Of Liberia. whose assassination.
st Aonrovia, last Autumn, was reported in the
COMMERCIAL. have received recent letters from
his widow. The assassin Sharp. was tried. and
acquitted. on what grounds We do no not upder-
stand. Ex Governor Warner has been associated
With Mrs. Anderson TO settle the cstate OF her
husband. and TO close out the general mercl,sn-
diziug business Of her husband which he had
Just established at MonroviA. and for which q
cargo Of goods, previously consigned him from
England, arrived soon after his death.
Wfs. Anderson, in reply to pressing invitations
70 remove TO America, finds herself unable. as
ct present situated. to come. She thinks. how
ever. Of Whiting England, upon the kind propo-
ssl Of friends there. who became acquainted with
her husband while he WA in that country, and
che thinks 1t possible she may then extend her
trip thus far.
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To isA notice OF Mr.. Raad to his poslto1
~ mA44f let,eis and . writer. would b. to
place TOD low an estimate upon his character.
CoDbt,Hd with 9 miod we'll cultivated ,e pos
sessed toral qualities which give to other o.
dowDeres their highest value. H, was . pure
man, ui'blamsble in bis conduct. and irreproaeh-
able ~ . christian professor; simple in habits,
Afable aud courteous in manner SIu his inter.
conrse with others hs never lost sight OF tho
dignity aud sobriety which became his profession
as member Of the church. For many years
he was member OF Emmanuel church, and de-
voted himself TO the Advancement OF her spirit
usl interests with zeal aud energy which con.
tiuued AZ long a. he lived. and iu every good
work for tho advancement Of tho spiritual good
OF Others He was always foremost, aud made
by his will liberal bequests for the Parish and
for the Episcopate OF the Diocese. HIS death
will cause vacancy in the church and tho loss
Of wise counsellor aud ready co-operator In
her work, which will not EASILY be supplied.
1t should bs added that Mr.. Read was, from
its organization an interested and valued mem.
ber OF the Historical Society OF Delaware, and
at his decease was one Of it's Vice Presidents,
He made SOM important contributions to tho
historical materials collected by the society
among which was paper read before tho So
cety on the 9th Of September 1868. and after
wards published in q pamphlet cont tanning some
interesting aud valuable "reminiscences from the
early l'.tory OF Delaware and Maryland. His
decaase Is loss to tho community which II will
be difficult to supply.
After the reading Of the memorial the follow
ing resolutions were adopted, aud ordered to be
published. =
Resotcei That the Historical Society Of Dsla-
ware has heard with profound sorrow Of the de-
cease OF VIM. T. Read Esq late one Of its mem,
bsrs, and Que OF it's Vice Presidents; and We re-
cognizs in this dispensa'ion the loss Of one OF
our most nseful and valued fellow workers in
the cause for which this Society was organize d.
Resolced. That We place upon record our tes
timony to Mr.. Reads excellent attainments In
scholarship aud general literature, his urbanity
and refinement In social intercourse the rare
purity aud consistency of his Chrlstiau life. and
his unblsmished character Al Z man In all re-
spects; although kept for the most part by his
modesty and qniet-loving tastes in private life
the value OF his presence and example and iptu-
ence to the community in which he lvopare be-
yoad estimate: and his loss must 10 long and
keenly fet.-Ertrdct from he minutes Of the
society
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n0all Fox.

CASE At Providence NrILs, CECIL COUNTY, ND
Jonathan Smith. the sexton of Rock church,
and An employee of the Providence Paper Mill
10 Cecil county, Nd. died OF small pox, OH Sun,
day, and was Inferred on Monday. The discs 50
was contracted by the deceased wearing a con-
pArstivsly new flannel shirt which he aad
found amongst the paper materials at the u.,ll.,
some one who had the disease q year ago.
Mr.. Lp~is was highly respected, and leaves a
wife and several children to mourn their sudden
loss. Considerable excitement exi.ts in the
neighborhood, and every precauton ia taken to
prevent the spread Of the disease.
This case, We believe. comes newer To our
door than any that have had an existence in
this section Of country, this winter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

TEE lows 1lAU1oH.-Ow Town RtsokSoa
came OF, to-day. (Aooday) There we're two
Tickets in the dsld. oonsisting Of ths old board
Of eo0missioosss with one Of two exceptions,
By an average majority OF about 50, having on it
two Republicans. There was no distinctive Be-
publican ticket, end but few Rspuhlioans voted
TIE following ars the odaesss chosen: Alder.
man, Henry @. Budd Commissioner. Thomas
=. Js@sreoo, Samuel TaylsR. John II. Hoasoksr.
John 4. CAvendss, william Wordsn, Charles z.
Foxwell. Nathaniel r. wilds; Assessor, Ezekiel
J. Colt, Treasurer, J. Wsslsy Dspnsy.
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4eaths.

KRB.-on Saturday. March Let, Jacob Bzb. V I'd -
years.
EAB.-on konday, M-rch Sd. Leah Erb, rsct Of
Jacob kfb, agSd o. yeara.
bot the snort interval Of two days 1hey removed
. few ycarn go from Lancaster Co.. Pc, 70 VII
mtngton. Here they ws,o not GENERALLY Known bot
ve J estinAble people.
DR4kICE40N.-0a III - inst. MRR Taoey Des.
nckson, In The I'd year Of her ago
CONN sR.-At FELTON,, Del March 1.t 1873 Mary L
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

". T. BArns, who haa BEEN Geatlon Agent and
Telegraph Operator u Landsnburg, Since the
opening Of the W. 4 ". R. r., will, on the Let
Of March, take charge Of the telegraph ofsos and
4. B. Moore. who has for some time been
carrying on the coal business q LAndeobuyx.
and formerly Telegraph Operator n Avondais,
on the P. 4 B. Central b. r.. has hssa appoin.
ted 70 MI. Barnes posation u LAodsnburg.
This change has bean made with the mutual
concurrence Of all parties concerned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

lIIsrxa suS, MD. Correspondence Of tho
OoMMEacIAL- Ths people here felt greatly dis
Appointed that Hou. r. Stockstt Mfhsws, OF
Baltimore. wa unable 10 lecture according to
appointment Ia our town recsnty.
Ths measles arr prevalent in this village lust
nov.
The protraoted meeting At Mt. PLEASANT is In
~ SeAah wees about 50 have profsssel con-
vefySoR,
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OLD PApEBs.-A gentleman from Cecil conn
~, Nd, left at our otics, yesterday, some pA-
psrs Of 70 olden time, which furnish no little
amusement 70 the curious Among them are
the Chrtstian Reposito,y AID the Circular. pub
iishsd In this city By Robert Porter, in 1924
The former was devoted 10 religious matters
exclusively and the latter. while giving great
atteution 70 religious subjects, nIlsd 8 nuch
wider Asld and was more gsnsEal In its scope.
Wilmington DAB . sIs II he present. Say tSocsS
they ahow grsas journalists ahlhsy I'D expert
snoe foe that psxiod. Two eopiss Il the Oscsl
Rspubstoaa, published u Elktoa, wsss Alss
among he number. Ths Republican ves q
JAeksontan Dsmocratie paper. md the nunbsss
before ~ are nllsd With earnest advocacy of hia
election. They Indicate warn contest, and.
10 point Of political warfare, compare fAvoeabty
with that oonduetsd q tbs present day.
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WILL ttUCK.
Since Monday Last NO tralas have arrived q
departed for 6rdsboFo over The " B. q. n,
In deep cut near Isabelle station ths snoy1
has dhfted N such quantities that . passaRs
through Il b impossible, aud frsasht train, 4
attempting Il wss stuck and could NOT MOVE oo1
way or tbs other. An sRo<t was made 70 70.
move the drift with shovsls. bat - feat - d.
placed more SNOW drifted In and The efIore M
10 b. abandoned. Traips are shas 10 approach
within . halt mile Of sach other, and q 81
yesteedsy afternoon train left Wilmington
Nurhwsrd TO meet another coming Southwark
An exchange OF passenger cars viii b. nAde u
Irabella, and Communication will BE- rsastab.
lished in this manner for the present.
Trains have oesn running regularly betwsou
WILMINGTON and Ooatesville Ill the while.
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thX V&obidS9,
f0f Mrs.. Jones. Of West Chester, Was foand
dead in bed "a Monday morning last. He died
from apoplsxy.
"A bhgsnd attempted 70 rob Banl B. Huey
and John YaruAli % thsy were o. their way to
heir homes from wssk Chester, few EVENING"
tinos. NJ. ysrpall was knUsksd ssnselsss in
tho road, and Mr.. Husy shot 1t, but hs escaped
unhnrt. " tt77
--Havrs de Grsos has bssn somewhat Agitstsd
for the past tsn days over the axraigpment
there Of one Of tho Police Commlsslonsrs for
the violation Of the very law he was appointed
to enforce. Hts mans vas Jacob Poplar, and
lie was lined e126 and costs.
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The TRIP OF THE LsoIsIATuAE 10 WAsAruo-
panied by MAnloys Hayes, 6scrstaxy q State
Psyntsr, Geo. " Mssssy, Il. =. Picksls, Bsniah
Watson and othsrs, duly arrived IN Washington
at an early hour, Tuesday morning. 10 their
special oar. and once repaired to the National
Hotel where thew breakfsstsd The discomforts
osussd y the cold weather, and the clouds OF
dust and dirt which . sti6 March wind ssnt
whirling through the ar, cutting and binding -
they we're, soou tired out portion Of the party,
aud they returned by the l. p n, train fron
Washington. Tho others arrived shout 10
O'Clock. aud 1t LOS on Wednesday, the whole
party turned Doverwards, having lost two nights
Of rest
Senators Mustard and Shakespeare. and mem
Der VI the Sussex delegation did not 60 70 Wash.
iu0ton.
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[OoefoDcnAAoCs Of In CnARoecsa

I1S"1sS''s u - S"8@1'csAGJ
TEE TowH ELAcIIoa.--At the town s.sotjon,
YESTERDAY. tbs following gentlemen vsrs elected |:
Hurn, J. H. Soowdrick, 9. b. stephens. J. b:
Bobests; Assessor, @. 2. Andsruou Treasurer.
d. ". G. walker Alderman, J. A. Reynolds
Politics were ignored, bat there was . Lively con-
test between tbs different fAceioos.
OoMruIso1Y EDuoAT1on.-Aftae . warm dis
eussi0o Ia the Lyosum, lest night, The question
'bhculd We have Compulsory Education" wss
dscsdsd In the @rmssivs. 4 wise dsciaion NOW
les'e have IT,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

LEVY CouRr APPoINrMvNrs FoR KENT CouN-
.Y.-The Levy Court Of Kent county. at its ses-
ion last week, made the following additional
appointments:
1 Attorney for the Court-Jamea L. Wolcott,
leq.
| Trustees of the Poor Jonathan Pratt for Do
s,r hundred Webster D, Learned for Little
Creek hundred Abner Dill for Sonth Mnrderkiil
h,, drAd and George McNatt for Mispi.l on hun
ded. in plsce Of Henry Clark. resigned.
(ollect for Milford Hundred = Nssh1 b
Tho mas. IL. ...
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howard NolMAll. IT,,
Wa0LKsALs AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
AND rRRsChIrFI0krsf,

=. Z. CsS. e0osai I'D 0aF6et osfeets,
Keeps constantly on hand, Pure DrpSs, Fine and
Rare ChsmlcAA Reliable Medicinal freparottona,
such as:-TiactureA, byupa, Fluid kxtfscA, Sold
kxsractI And Euxirs, prepared IL his own LaboFA-
tory.
PhysciAns' prescriptions are specially With oar
house having large facllinea fof obtaiaia1 only
pure and N liable arurles ~ are prepared % nset
any reQulrnm-ntA IN his ltue.
We hsvo Away ~ rsAdlns0 co@ppseat ed SAu.
oaied tlerks. Of O6aiginR ue11seS % VAT uyp 10
r1b3ic, Il, =. = =
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

WILMINGTON AcApExY,-Prof. Alexander @.
Harris intends opening . school In Worrell's
building. No. $40 Market street. occupying the
whole Of the Sd floor The school will open on
next Monday, the 10th inst. and will give in
struction to pupils Of both sexss. Tho rooms
will be thoroughly fitted up and furnished in az
cellent style. Prof Harris has been engaged in
Rugby Academy for the last year. Facilities will
be afforded for the study Of drawing and the
languages.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

PAID BAcK.-Tbe conductor and . fireman,
who had been in the habit of filing . smoke
pipe, with broom splints. and playing other
tricks on the lsndlady Of the Landenberg Hotel,
mad no room to complain when. one morning.
one OF them found quart Of stewed apples IN
bits boots, and the other . pint Of moiasses In
his Just ask those chaps how about molasses
or apples that's enough.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

BRIaHT FLowERs.-Everv lady who has sun.
ny window or the smallest garden patch should
cultivate flowers. II 10 surprising to those who
have never triedit. what pleasure 10 afforded to
the occupants OF q city home. by the presence
of these bright adornments. We advice every
one 10 write to Briggs 4 Bro. Rochester. New
York. for a catalogue Of the flower seeds and
plants which they offer for rale. II Ia . really
splendid work. gorgeous with wood cuts Of flow
6rs and plants. in fact, II Hur,asses anything OF
The kind published in the United StateN. To
hose ordering seeds the catalogue 10 gratis.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

DEAD BABY FouSD.-On Wednesday last. 10
ksnnett Square. the body Of dead infant (col-
ored) was found in an ont house building on
the premises Of Mr.. Joreph A. Mcfarland
Upon investigating the case in was found 10
belong to = colored servant girl In the employ
OF Mr.. J. Calvin Hall, who resides In Nj.
McFAfland's new building,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

LEAKEp Our We have heard this week that
picked uu ON tho beach near Indian Rivos Inlet.
by two mon who resided near by. The man had
been drowned several days, from APPEARANCES,
yet his clothes wore perfect and showed that hs
had been richly attirsd. On his person pspssa
" Saylor, and that he bad residsd In New York
City. The story however, 10 mt yet told our
informant further says that on this mans psrson
was also large amount OF money. . sum excsed-
Ing e4600, 90, and that the finders concluded 10
70 keepers, and buried the poor unfortunate on
the beach aud quietly walked Oh with the spoils,
but 1t seems from some misundsrstAnding b.
tween them, The AFFAIR bss :. leaked out" aud Va
are new left TO anxiously await further develop
ments, which W. bslisvs will soon b. nude
LeDes Liohf
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ard CAswenA. made on The Q asAore. non fre0h
selected lver.. y CsswsA Hoard ca. .l(sv YORK.
once taken II pfafer Il 70 al oshses Phyciaoo NV
desided II superior to any Of ths otAsf olh u mar
kek.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

TERRrALx BoRs.-The man, II 10 supposed,
who bored into and robbed stores in FELTON,,
Dover, Smyrna and Kirkwood recently. was AZ
rested near tho 6rst-named town on Saturday
last. and after q hearing before Esquire Pratt.
in Dover. on Monday. wAa committed to Jail
He gave his name IS David Lane but parties
present at the trial Identified him - one Hicks.
an old Jail bird that has been under tho lash at
every whipping post in tho State. We arc inform
ed. Mr.. r. Megear. who had the panel bored
out OF his store door and his store robbed Of
knives, pistols, DO, identified his cost-msrk on
q razor In the prisoners possession. and Mr..
Cook Of Felton, twho arrested him) identified 4
silver half dollar that had belonged 70 his httls
son., "A brass and bit ms also sosnd b HI
posasssion,- Bmyrna TirS1. '.'',
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

LEASE OF TEE WArHISaroN HousE.-George
Mackey, former resident In the vicinity Of New
London, Pa, has leased the Washington House.
this city. and will take possession about March
25th. Mr.. Pyle. the present lessee. has not yet
determined In what business he will engage
His sale Of furniture takes place on the 18th,
l4th and 18th of March ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

The 22ND AT Lxwxs -Lewes observed Waeh-
ington's birth day. In the afternoon parade
headed by drum. marched through the streets.
and no little amusement was afforded by thu
fantastic and ancient costumes worn ny tho pa
OF the order. when addresses were made BY p.
g., J. H Russell and Revs K. J. Stewart and
W. M Warner. Afterwards . banquet was
spread and the inner man bountifully supplied.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

Piles OF HsmmoEroidsl Tsmors cured BY wm. A.
NoLAndisA n n, son. 30 S00l Arch STR Of,
PhiladsiPhiA. Aesd their card n tnta issue.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

Rx.uar or aAlAa-L. ". eaAhaa d 8oa. aas.
tionseis, Ill East Aih street, sold, on Monday
drsd. personal properly ~ follow Horsss-Hsr.
~. e1Sl 80; Fash, el8e Frank 3240 Polly, ei46
Oxen. $l4i; cows, e7i; month Ola calf, $50
shoate, s1fc psr pound; corn. eI.o2H poi
bushel. and other thiDgsAt fair prioss. 70,
Mrs. D. Coinog. near Newark, Del, on Tuesday,
Frank, e242; Dave, $2i0 Daisy Dean eS25 ;
Lady Fashion, e999 ; stallion el2760; Dolly
Warden, 8 years old e2s5; gray colt, elsi eor-
rel colt. ell4; COWS, e77; yearling ball. e6060 ;
chickens. "a 30 per pair; market wagon el98 ;
farm wagon, el07. Buckeye reaper, OTIS hay
cutter $50 wagon harnaxs, asa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

CONFERENCE MlssIoNARY ANNIvERsARY.-The
anniversary Of the Missionary Society Of tho VIII
mington N E. Conference viii DO hold u Easton
on Friday evening next Rev. DR.. Daahisll. cor
Hon. Robt. J. Jump, OF Denton, will make the
custona nv sddreases
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

-Dstrolt has pure milk. Fur TWO wesks IL
daig sapp,y has been tasAea, end eeah A.
fuuid = b fsSs Aum easkslas{uP
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

HEAVY FHgIoHrs.- large amount Of freight
oomes North over the Delaware Railroad from
Norfolk. The through freight train. reaching
here At ten o'clock. p. M IL always heavy one.
Oysters are an important item, ~ many q ten
nipRIa train.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

s'-Geo p. o.oeR If Co =, The N. Y. Advertising
Agents, save the monopoly Of spaoa and locs ION
In mtDy hundred newspaper. and know. by their
exp. rencs, Just where invest ,ney TO the uest
Advantage. -Bsyk,hifs Courier.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

MISSIONARY ANnIvERaAARY AT ,NEwAnK..-The
Missionary Anniversary Of the Sabbath School
connected with the NJ z. church OF Newark. wss
held Thursday evening Addresses were made hv
Raw Prof. Msckev: Rev. Mr.. Stone. Of the P. e.
Church Rev. g. D. Watson. Of Wilmington. and
Rev Mr.. Porter OF the Presbyterian church.
Prof Mackey and Rev. g, D. Watson both took
occasion to criticiae severely some remarks made
by Chaurcev Burr. In one Of his lectures. where
in he said that II was useless to send mission
aries 70 hsathen lands. ~ the inhabitants could
not be either christisn'zed or civilized. Tbs COL
lection amounted to $165.
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~ D"tr Ir- MOTHERS ARMs.-Rnsanna. an
infs on NJ John Mof'nllen. residing At It's
Ro' ION let. was found dead In its mothers
arm this , -uing. about four o'clock. During
N. kha child had been frothng at the
mo, ana wing other evidences OF oonvul-
sio' tut n allen of to sleep. with lite parents,
anf diva hey were all in thi- condition. A
cor, ,sllli,s was hell. this morning, whom
an mi m was made by DR.. MauIl. and In
accor no Nth his testimony . verdict OF death
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

t.ARoE CaIcKENs.-Dr E. W. Haines, Of New
ark, sold pair Of Brahma chickens, the otusr
day. TO Barney keybold, Esq. which weighed
2011 pounds. He has two othses engaged which
will weigh II. pounds apiece. These were last
ApttnR's chickens, aud Mere pure stook.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

RMEs m 1nH C1AYron Bourx. ~ The Dela
ware Bible Society, and the Female Bible Society
have presented to the Clayton House one hun.
dred and twenty-six bibles, ons for each bed
room and psrlor In the house. Theee S6ci.
tha hibleA
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Furnished to rs BY Juas l....AR l. Bon, Bankers
6os Market street, Wilmington. Del.
QUOTATIONS., March g. tsJ1
CeaneFolAl R0Dorss.


Cotton better demand 909<02lst. Flour bot
ter demand; extra q as (; Psnna. Ohio, Indisna
extra family tS 1909 IS; rye dour quoted e4.75.
Wheat dull red 92@95 amber 95e98 No. !,
spring 70072 Rye Us for Stats. Corn nrmer |;
yellow 5000 white IS. Oats good demand
for prime white 48@50, mixed z7@t8. Provi-
slons active; new mesa pork l5s&@15,H. Lard
commando SsS@sss. Whisksy declining 9O0Si.
Gold l5lt