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9faths.

ALLEN.-F.ll asleep In Jesus, ut her home, the
residence of e. M. Copper, ESQ New Castle, Della
ware, on Monday July 18th, 1876 Miss Jane Allen,
In the 18th year OF her age.
Her friends and those OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral on Thursday
morning, the 18th instant, at eleven O'Clock.
DKACON.--on the 18th inst, Edward n, son Of
Louisa and he late Z. 7. Deacon In the Qsth year
OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and Eden
Lodge. No. a. o. O. f.. are respectfully invited to
204 West street, on Thursday the 18th inst. servi
cea ut O'Clock, p. IN.
PLATT.-In this city, on the l4th inst, Ella Plat
aged 10 years.
MARION Thursday, July Sth WIN. Mari, aget
IS years.
month sih, 1915, Samuel 4. Green, In the 18th ~
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Dover Btems.

..E DovKa, Del, July s.
The warm weather is driving quite . number
Of our citizens to the Beach. jas. l. Heverin,
Esq, has selected very fine spot for bathing
along the Bay, joining his farm, and erected
come q fAvorite resort. =
Tho Dover Base Ball Club plsyed game with
the Milford Club, Thursday, and were defeated,
by SCORE Of n to II: On Monday they play the
GnyrnA clnb, on the Dover grounds, and ON
Thursday the Milford will play them return
eAzAAA
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The COl~Fed Race.


WASHINGTON, July ia meeting was held
last night for the purpose Of taking measures
towards establishing . weekly journal IN
by colored mon, and devoted to the In
forests Of colored people. Frederick Douglass,
Professors Lxngston and Wilson, and other
prominent men Of the race, earnestly seconded
the views of Rev. Geo. W. Williams, Of Boston,
who came here to establish such journal. The
general sentiment wAs that this was absolutely
necessary, n the white man no longer took All
interest In the black man. Various sums OF
money were subscribed in order TO make tho
proposed enterprise success.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

LONG BRANCH, July 1l.-Mrs. Agernon Sar-
toris, daughter OF President Grant, gave birth,
at g. is this morning, to q fine boy, weighing
lOh pounds. The happy household Immediate
ly teiegraphed the news to the President, who is
at present At Cape May. He immediately sent
congratulations and fathers blessing by tele-
graph. Many friends arrived during the day to
instructions from her physicisns, mono were per-
mitted to see her. excepting near and dear rela-
tives. This evening the mother and son we're
doing wall, II
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Remarkable Names

Remarkable Names.
A correspondent Of the COMMERCIAL commu-
nicates the following: ..
There is a family in Fsuquier Co., Va, near
warrenton, the members Of which bear the
following extensive names az Americus Ves-
pucius Kosciusko Marstella, (O Whigoletta
Democratic Marstella, (3) God Help Cyrus MAJ (
tela, az Cora Nora Maurice MarstellA, % Cyrul
God Help MArstella, and (6) Stella Mars Mars
tella. These are equal to the old Puritan names
OF England. 1t proves the wonderful vitality Of
the human organization that their owners sur
vived their babyhood.
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Champion SWaaming Match.

ARRANGEMENTS CoNPLkf1D-THH D1sTArok III
MILKs FROM CHESTER TO aLoUcEsrER.
The final Arrangements for tho projected
swimming match between Thomas Coyle, . resi-
dent Of our neighboring city Of Chester, and j.
B. johnson Of New York. for $1,000 side have
been made. The start will DO made from Ches-
ter on Thursday next the 18th instant with Glou-
cester Is miles distant ~ tho objective point. It
10 supposed the time occupied will bs about four
hours. Mr.. Coyle one day last week In paasina
Gloucester refused to have tho steamer FeLon
slacken her speed aud lot him of, but he jumped
ashore. Johnson has also been In Chester pro-
posing to give equatorial exhibitions Of his
skill.
johnson being the champion swimmer Of Eng
land, and Coyle claiming that title for the Uni
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HALL OF BANNER oDGR No. $50, l. o. OF.
NEW LONDON, CHESTER Co.. Pa.
July 10th, 1851
At o regular stated meeting held this evening,
the following preamble and resolutions were unAn-
imously adopted:
Whereas : 1t pleased the Almighty God to re-
move from our midst. by sudden death, our well
beloved Brother. 7. @. Jacob Msssimer, Therefore,
Resoired that In the death of our Brother, we
have losta faithful and efficient member and re-
spected citizen. who In all our Intercourse with
him has commended himself TO our highest eAteem
and confidence, and while submitting to the will
OF the great maste above We viii ever cherish hil
memory with the following recollections
Resoired that we deeply sympsthlze with his be
rcaveh family in this hour of liberalization.
Rssoiped that - q mark Of respect to our late
Brother, our charter he drsped In mourning for TIT
space Of three months, his name be entered on thu
death list, the following preamble and resolution
be published in the Jehersonian OF this county
and the COMMERCIAL OF Win ngton, and cop!
sent to the family OF the deceased.
JAMES FULTON, p. q. !
ASA .. WHITE, p. g. ,
WV. MILLER, P. q. J
IomN nit
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Under year, SO; from to 2. z; 2 to s, "A; to
TO- 6; 10 to 90 4; 20 to 80, 80 to 49, Il 40 to 90,
q to CO. 81 60 to TO- s; 70 to 30, /; 80 to %, 2;
Not given, 1.-S9.
Male, 80 Female, 48 Infants, sex not given,
$50.
White, 50; Colored s; not given, 2-S9.
Born in United States, 50 France, ; Ger
many, 1 Ireland, 6.-89
Brought here for burial 6.
ELISHA HUXLEY, Registrar.
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A Horse stolen.
TIE THEY AanEsrKp AxD LODGED n new CATTLE
JAIL,

About two wseks ago, rather progressing
looking young man named Arthur ]. Holmes,
apparently aged about a yoaTs, applied to John
Mckee, farmer near New CA1tle, for employ
help engaged him and he worked on until last
Thursday night, when he was discharged. In
the morning, 1t was found he had, ON leaving,
taken with him one Of Mr.. McKee's best horses.
Tho thief was traced to Philadslphia, where he
had offered 70 sell the horne u horse market,
cited by his (Holmsa) movements. that he had
been arrested and held
On Saturday Mr.. Mckee went up and reooy-
cred his horse, aud on Monday constable Wood
ward went up and brought down the thief, and
taking him before Esq, ,HagAny that evening, he
was in default Of $500 bail for stealing the horse
and elOO for stealing the bride, committed TO
New Castle iail for trial.
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a.aQa Grap Ranarts.

The crops in Kansas and Missouri are report
cd to be "splendid !" even in the grasshopper
districts there will DO two-thirds corn crop. A
new kind Of buffalo grass is springing up in the
fields ravsged by the grasshoppers, and the
farmers are greatly excited thereat. The crop
prospects 10 Arkansas are described IS "better
| than ever before known in that State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

How GAIT. MonRls DIED suDDENLY.-The
SALISBURY Aduertser relates the particulars Of
the sudden DEATH on Saturday evening, the "a
inst /, Of Capt James Morris, Of Wicomico coun-
ty, That paper says: On his way home from
Eden station, he stopped At the residence OF his
slster-in. law, Mrs. Twilley, At the Trappe seem
Ing a. we'll Is usual, except under the influence
OF liquor, took chair in the yard and after con.
versng . while took from his pocket bottle OF
whiskey and took . drink, inviting Mr.. John
Huntingdon. who was present: to take drink
With him. On Mr.. Huntington refusing
to drink, telling him lie did not
desire TO, he said, "No, you arc all toe
good to drink whiskey, but ! intend e
another drink, reversing his position in thu
chair 90 Is to lean his head upon his hands
which were claspsd over the back Of the chair
IA the family were about TO retire for tie night
Mrs. Twilley called him. but receiving no answs
she requested Mr.. Burlington to wake him, wheI
he was found to be dead. He had passed AVA!
without . sigh or . struggle, his s'ster-in i,v
and observed nothing unusual until they wsr
informed Of his death. Capt Morris hAs been
unan Of Q powerful constitution and great ply
gioal strength. Els ass vas about sl2Ag.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

DECISION IN THE CASE OF DENNIS, AssIoNEE, vs..
BRIN0nURAT.
The U. 3. Circuit Court, sitting in equity,
Judge Bradford on tho bench, gave Q decision,
this morning, in tho case Of Jas. U. Dennis,
assignee Of John W. Crisaeld. W. Joseph Bring
hurst The decision II for the complainant By
this decision, sale Of e10, 900 worth of Eastern
Shore r. B. bonds, by Crisnsld 30 Bringhurst
was sot aside - void. lA
This case was previously argued and decided
but on motion BY defendants counsel it wai
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

Foor MAsHEp.-John Fuhr, . brakeman on
No. q Freight, on the Del r. r., had foot
msshed q Dover, on Friday. while the train was
going South He make = nisstep in jumping
upon moving car, and his foot fell In between
foot was crushed 70 bsaly that physicians at
Dover think it will have to be amputsted, and
the other was also slightly injured Fuhr was
removed to his homo in this city, beyond Third
nrtI
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SINGULAR FArAI Acc1pENr.-At Parsonsburg

SINGULAR FATAL ACCIDENTAL ParSonsburg,
wioomico county, on Friday morning, we learn
from the Salisbury Eastern &horen,dn, fatal
accident occurred in Parsons, Smith d Co.
planning mill. A small belt broke and caught
around pulley under another belt and in its
winding up the loose end hit Mr.. George Truitt
on the back Of the head and killed him instantly.
Upon examining the corpse the neck was found
to be broken. The unfortunate man was poor,
and leaves wife and two children to mourn his
1oau
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

TIE HUDSON RIVER ExcuRsIoN.-The date OF
Mr.. P. I. T.. Smiths excursion,to New York and
up the Hudson draws near being only next
Thursday, July %. As q further induoenlent to
persons down the State who may wish to accom-
pany the excursion, the P. w. d D. Co. will is
sue excursion tickets to Wilmington at two
thirds the usual rate upon the presentation Of
the excursion ticket to the ticket agent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

DEATH OF WILLIAM MARR.-Willam Mari.
who resided in this city, at 400 West Street,
died in railroad car short distance this side
Of Pittsburg, on Thursday last. He had been
visiting son At Wheeling. West Va, and was
returning home, whom he was seized with =
violent sickness, and was carried into Pull
man car to hasten his journey homeward The
attack proved fatal, however, In . very fow
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

WILMINGTON 4 WESTERN r. r. CnANdEs-F.
r. Devon, Secretary Of the Wilmington Il Vest
ern X. r. Co., has resigned that office and NC
cepted . position with II. II. Crumlish OH his
road in Western Virginia. The resignation takes
effect on the 1st prox. After consultation with
several Of the Directors, President Bradford has
appointed John @. Farra to the position. 1t is
also stated that Joseph II. Hamet, ticket agent
Of the Company at Wilmington, will accompany
Mr.. Devon, but his resignation is not yet in the
hands of Mr., Bradford.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

JUDGE FIsHER's Pos1TIoN.-The Dover STATE
Sentinel, July 0, says: We are authorizized to
state the rumored removal by the Attorney
General, Of George p. Fisher, U. s. Attorney for
District OF Columbia, IL without any foundation
in fact. The many friends Of Judge Fisher will
be grAtihcd to know that the confidence OF the
President In that official remains unshaken.
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Legislative Re-umloms

ANNUAL GATHERING AT LEwn, ON THURSDAY.
Senator L.sander F. Riddle, In . note to the
CoMNKRcrAL, desires rs 70 n0tice that the MEM
bers and ex-members Of the Legislature are re-
quested to attend the annual reunion At Le'wes,
on Thursday, the 18th inst -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

FRUIT FOB CANNNa.-Messrn. Htetson and
Ellison, at Camden, have purchased what yell
low peaches they want for canning, for 2b cts.
per basket delivered at the factory. Messrs
Richardson & Robbins, packers, Of Dover, are
Offering 30 cents per basket for yellow
peaches they are now packing cherries, fol-
which they pay ten cents per n. d. on
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
Fatal RAILROAD Accidens,

While railroad train was approaching Jack
sonville, H., on Saturday morning,i it was thrown
from the track by some cattle, and the engine
engineer fast while the steam poured upon
them It WAS believed they were fatally scaldsd
None Of the passengers were seriously injured.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

TIE PRoTHcNoTARYsHIP.- Middletown
Transcript has tho following card from its edi-
tor, Edward Reynolds, Esq. =
"THANKA-To the many citizens who 20
kindly gave me their friendly assistance in my
recent application for the Office of Parliamentary,
return nv most cordial thanks Though de-
feated, the very hearty support received 10 ex-
ceedingly gratifying, and that did not succeed
was not from the want Of friends, but from
csuBeS beyOnd their control. Il. REYNOLDS"
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TEE P. ". h B. Co.'S DOUBLE TaAcxs.-Rapid
progress has been made in the laying of the
second track OF tho P. W. 4 B. r. R %. below
Havre dc Grace, and 1t is now expected that the
Improvement will bo thrown open TO travel by
the last OF the month. The grading 10 all done,
and for about woek the laying Of the rails has
been progressing. The tracks arc also beng
laid in various sections across the rivers,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

FATAL ACCIDENT TO CHEsTRR OouNTY FAR
MxR. Word has been received In this city by >
relative that Ellis Gatohell, prominent farmer
near Oxford, Chester county, was Kicked by .
horse ~ O'Clock, on Friday evening, from the
same evening or the name hour next morning.
Mr.. Gatchell was about % years Of age and leaves
n vrifa and fnur chi6rau
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TIME WILMINGTON

TIME WILMINGTON
POUDRETTe COMPANY
.. Are manufacturing and have for sale
REFINED CONCENTRATED pOUDRETTR.
FAR CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER IN THE
MARKET.
TWENTY DOLLARS PER TON.
Orders BY mail with money order or checks en-
closed will recevs prompt attention. Address
WILMINGTON POUDRKTTE CO.
CIV. TENTH ST.
jy1b, smw-jys ,smf wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

C0HrAAor FOE BuPPLIHs. -Messrs. Bucking-
ham Co., grocsrs, have obtained the contract
for supplying the Light vessels and light houses
in the 4th light house DISTRICT They, Thursday.
loaded 4 yaHaal with supplies.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

The FIRST OF THE PEACH CRoP.-Two baskets
Of premature Early York peaches were shipped
from Kirkwood to Philadelphia yesterday. Tho
Hales Early are beginning to color and will
probably be ready for shipment in about ten
DAVIS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

TIE Orr SoIicrroRsH1P.-Chas G. Rumford.
ESQ, who WAS elected City Solicitor by Council
on Monday night week, has signiRed his intentie y
to decline. Il is understood that the pressure Of
his private business prevents his acceptance.
Tho resignation will probably be presented "a
Council on Thursday evening next, and sue
cAnnor t,a than a1ocfad.
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marriaAfs.

HANEs-uALL.-On the 10th Of June. 1875, at the
parsonage Of the n. T. Mariners Bethel, No. 925
w. Humphriss, Edwin Hanes and klleaths Rall,
both Of v ilmingt0n, DEL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

AFRICAN n. L. CONFERENCE The African M.
Z. Conference which embraces this Peninsula
and q part of Pennsylvania aud Now Jersey will
meet At Snow Hill, Maryland, on Thursday July
22d. Bishop James Of the NJ. f. Church will
lNrAaida
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Faux .Sfxleagf1fS.

ID EFFORT OF THE CONDT1fON or .SrHR Ma
IN T!ONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON 4 BRAN
DIVINE" u Wilmington. In tho etAte Of Delaware,
RESOURCES -
Loans and Discounts sl9i, O14 81 en-, olAas
u. & Bonds 10 secure circulation. Soao00no
Other stocks, Bonds and Mortgages S,1aa08
other National Banks, l11oe 70
Banking House. Eooo0O
Current E.psn.es and Taxes Paid. sssSss
Checks and other Cash IeeDA el.100 a6
Bills OF other National Banks R9Il.QQ
Fractional Currency, Including Nlckas 3S0S1
Legal Tender Notes q a10o0
redemption Fund with U. 8. Treasurer, s,ose.Oo
Due from u. 3. Treasurer (otheF than peF
cent. Redemption FUND.-. ssgo.oQ
"a. s7s&sGs.n
Capital Stock paid In, SoQo1aeO
Surplus FUND, g6ao0 %
Other Undivided Profits, SS6es g
Circulating Notes received from ..
Less Ant on hand and With Comp.
State Bank Circulation outstanding. S7ixSS
Dividends unpaid. a4p1.l0
Individual DepoAitA SQ,sol.H6
Due to other National Banks, ls7iG7O
Due to State Banks and Banksra ,s1BsO
s7vs,seSi
I, Evan Rice, Cashier Of ssThe Nattonal Bank Of
that the above statement Is true % tAe best Of my
knowledge and belief. 4 RICE, Csahiey
State Of Delaware, County Of New Cast,s:
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 1ssh day
H. al HIP. RUMFORD Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
US: k 4 SIZE. D,,.s.o.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

Snip BUILDING AT CuEsrER.-On Wednesday
afternoon, the sloop which the Italians at
Rosch's have been building for year past was
launched and christenod the Columbus. 1t will
10 used for pleasure purposes. A sloop named
the Enterprise, and built for Morton Black
was launched from the yard Of 8. II. Stevenson.
The drAughtsmen at Roanh's ship yard are en-
gagged in drawing the plans for the Old Domin.
ion Line steamship to be built there. She will
DO OF iron. Her length will be 1853 feet, breadth
Of beam "a feet, aud depth Of hold 10 feet
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

MrssINa MAN.-William Eastwood. an aged
citizen Of CoAtesville, disappeared on Monday
last, and his family fear some Ill has befallcn
him. He was last seon o. the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Depot, In Philadelphia
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

~ Nsrpows Dsbtltty.-A depressed, irritable state
energy or animation; confused head, weak MEM
DRY. Ths consequence Of excuses, or mental over
in HswsSArsDs' Hom0pstAso SpseiRc, No. q. 1t
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and re1uvenAtes the entire syatem. 1t
IL perfectly harmless and always efdclent- Prizes
o, for package Of i've boxes and large - vial Of
powder, which 10 important In old, serious cases !;
or q per single boz. Sold by all druggists, sent
BY mail on receipt Of pfico. Address Humphrey
specific Homeopathic hedicne Co., No 90 Broad
Vny.N,Y. feb1Ad4
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

Rx-opxS1xa.-Newport N. E. Church, having
been closed for repairs, will bs re.opened on
Sunday, 18th inat Preaching at 10 A. u. and
and 8 P. n by popular ministers from dis
=
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

RoBsKRRns IN CoArKsvrIlH-On last 6atur-
day night, burglar entered the residence Of
Mr.. James Penrose In Coatssville. and took
thsrofrom about go. The house Of Mr.. John
Stone was also broken into on the same night,
and the thieves succeeded In carrying on seve-
raj valuable articles Of siverware. Charles Gil
more's residence was also similarly visited, but
nothing was taken 10 far ~ has yet been ascer-
tanned. The same thieves also made An attempt
to force IN entrance into the residences OF Or.
their efforts failed. During the last two Satur-
day nights, Coatesvle has been thus visited by
burglars. to whom no clue has yet led the Of
6cers to make An Arreet.-Wesl Chester Ne,ps.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

UNLuokY.-B. T. Lonman, printer of this
city, while engaged in friendly scufile At the
Advertiser office, last evening, had tho misfor-
tune to be pushed against partition, where his
left temple struck a nail, and fortunately for
ton; or otherwise his eye might have been push
cd out. His bad luck was continued when he
was taken home by his pistol in his wife's hands
going Of, the ball just grazing the skin on the
top OF his head.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

Masonic HAII. AT Observation-Disclosures Lodge,
A. Y. n. at IT. meeting on Thursday evening,
unanimously resolved to purchase Lincoln Hall
and to transfer 1t into Masonic Hall. The price
Of the hall is &26,OOO Tho sum Of e2,45O waz
subscribed in ten minutes by individual members
present, besides tho Lodges subscription.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

BoAlDlNa At RxHosoTH.-M. u. Lamborn haa
taken tho Wilmington boarding tent, at Reno.
both, and u now prepared 70 accommodate al
who may give him call. .0a-t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BRANDYWINI SUMMIT CAMP MEETING,
In Thomas Johnsons Weeds, Delaware county, Pa,
will commence
MONDAY, AUGUST srn,
and continue eleven days. Board tents, with doer-
ing, IL BY 10 rented 1t %, bunk 81 extra Parties
deslrtng TO erect their own tents supplied with
boards ct cost. Boards rented ct 70 cents per 100
feet. Ministers supplied with tents at half rntes
Boarding ard lodging 1t reasonable rAtes. To the
Clergy one half the usual charges. Committee to
locate tents will be on the grounds on Monday. July
18th, from TO- .. ~. till 4 p. N. BaGEage hauled
from Railroad station to camp at per two horse
load. Apply 70 T. JOHNSON,
or D. HUSBAND,
ELAN, Delaware county, Pa.
For further information address Z. =. kenney,
Booths Corner. Delaware county. Pa. tylbltw'
@Kn REWARD. - BTRAYED OR
pew stolen On the night Of July ID. iron the
club house pasture lots near KohlT Hotel Woei
PsEt, Philadelphia, dark dun horse, about 16k
hands HIGH black mane and tail, black stripe down
his back. white altp In the tace, white hind leap
The above reward win b paid for any Information
leading 70 the recovery Of said hosss.
0DO. ". BUSH.
Col.mhta Ave. above Broad D., Fiilsdslpais, Pa
! Nteea-ltW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

We call attention to P. II. L, Smiths Excur-
sion up the Hudson. His announcement, this
year, must be very attractive to all fond Of q
dny'a eYcuraion.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

uN 10 NO Wonder that invalids lose faith in all
specifics, when 10 many worthless medicines are
advertised fer the cure Of various diseases hut
which when tried. are "found wanting" We have
yet TO learn, however, Of the nrut failure Of Dr..
Ristar's Balsan Of Wild Cherry to cure coughs,
colds and pulmonary disease. 80 cts. and q bot
tie, large bottles much the cheaper.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

THE LANDKNBERG MIIIs.-The Laurel Mill, u
'Landenberg, commenced running about week
ago, and 1t 10 expected that the Other, mill will
commence next Monday. John and George Lam
denberger have been taken into the co-partner-
ship and the name Of the firm changed to that
OF Martin Laudenberger's Sons.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

hEoEIvRD AN APPoINTMENT.-Rev. Matthew
Borin, native Of Delaware. and one of the old
est and ablest ministers OF the NJ. e. church has
E. Church and will preach there on Sunday next
He has been in attendance at the Spring Branch
CamD.