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, 1876-12-12

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
STRAWBRIDGE 4 CL0ThIER,
North West corner Of Eighth and Market Streets,
PHtLADELPHlA.
A matter OF POPULAR INTEREST.


We condcnse/from tho L<high EryiMtr the
snbstan CO % Conversation about Oak Hall, in
attendant Nc the speakers:
Visitor. "What corner is tho nuilding orr
Attendant. "SQuth- East corner of Sirfh and
Market Please note tho SIXTH, for como
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have been mislcd
by designing persons"
". at Is perfectly colossal Do you know
A. "I2,000 square feet-6s on Market, and
$50 odd OH Sixth, sig stories high has over
three acres u aooIH3, and covers space once
occupied by Drek6Rn twenty different bust
ness Places" r.
v. lido you use ste am -powcrr'
4. "A giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators and the
boilers steam for heating, and tho other opera
tons Of tho house."
v, "WhRt order do Won take with roodsT'
4. "They arc first opeZei and arranged In
the basement, on long Low counters, and taken
thence ON the flnighH elevator 10 the tnspcc-
tors room on thay n door"
X""iNs INSPECTING the tirst operation Re- r . A..
measured In the piece, then inspected. The
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

perfect aystcm I'd rules a aslfsAsasulemeat
mako IL possib5s 70 please peoplc 2,ooe miles
away 11ferascsly - II they weEe here in
,pps:s ysn s,yo. least half dozen
A. my dear siEl We have moro than tscenty,
each charged with its own bs,sinea, and each
thoroughly oresni,ed. Necessary wheel with
v. win you name dossn or % Of them r.
A. with pleasure. Tho Custom Depart
ment, for those Ehc prefer custom-aeds 70
, ri.s 4. ts9; ~ pspds%snt
Tho Shirt 1t6tory, with IT, busy machines,
ming DepAzt@ent itsslf = Big q %eny ssEu-
Receiving ROOM Ss The Order 6epa9iment,
named before. The Special Uniforms depart
ment The DELIVERY DepaEtmsnk with IT.
score Of messenger The"
A. I'm not half throushr Tho Advertising
Department. with y. bill and sign distnbutofs
editing and publinhin01 buaineM and popular
jt sn n ;ans isP's Inn %oSHs Sy
department. w!thta msny rooms. The BoY1
chfidrcn's Department. WITH il specisi
ment. The Chief CLERKS Department, vii,
its book keepers and assistants. General Man.
ayers Department.; Financiers Once, and
other oficcs Of the hrY all busy. ~ bees
UAy Au8s max
Ing, registering, rec9fi1 sending out selling
and In . thousand ays Joining thelr force
Ing TO between 100000 and &,000,Oo0 an
nlally;",.
A. Indeed 1t tsl ! oexo4 10 namc IN,
Cashiers Department, which handles In a o.
Of retail sales on some aingle dayaV
v.."s250O0i lmmcnsei That's what enable
the house to buy cheap and eVcheap7".
A." Exactlyi You Aeve ~ hit It tn,
people t hl,a,ss hese, b Y ne: We DEEPEN.
much about?'
A. "Our system Of business dsalinS-1. On,
price, NO deviation; 2. Cash 1be everything;
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; T. III.
money returned IL the buyer can't otherw "
be suited.S ~ -@l
v. Nothing could Be fhifsR."
A. Nothing. And the people sec IT,"
attention."
a; "Not at all, Irs pleasure 70 g(ve you
Call again; and be sure of tbs pl1Ge-Wans
maker e. Rrown's Oak HALF 90 East COZ
ner Sixth and Market" "
V. THANK you'll shall b happy 70 DO q
Gnf,d m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
Town Elsctiens.


TIE REsuLT AT SMYRNA AND HARRINGTON.
Elections we're held, on Monday, by several OF
the towns in this State. They were without po-
litical significance, and, 30 far - We can learn,
involved no issues and commanded but little IN
terpst. Returns have been made ~ follows
nMYkNA ~.
Town Commissioner Thomas Jefferson, Ma
thanial +. Wilde, John H. Hoffecker,, George ".
Taylor, Samuel Cats, J. W. Denney, John Cos
den.
AldermAn-Henry G.. Budd.
Assessor-E J. Colt.
sursr-JoLn u. Collins.
HAnAIN0rON.
Harrington voted on Saturday with this re-
suit: cl :,
CpmmissionoB = William Shaw, Robert II.
Short, John elmer, Robert =. Downs and Geo.
L. Baird.
AldermAn-W. E. Bates.
Assessors. L. shaw.
OOllector-George Jester. Hy
TroaDures-J. W. Stevenson.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

MEETING OF THKIB sHc9i;D LOCAL INBrIfOrk-
Nhxr SESSION 10 81 HELD AT nELBYvlTLK.
Cbsrepo~ds~os Of tAs COmwsrotaI.
RoxAHA, DEL, March l.
The monthly meeting Of tho Teachers' Institute
for Sussex county met at Roxana to-day, tho
President, z. D. TAR, In the chair. After de-
votionAl exercises il Wan resolved that new
article BE- inserted in the constitution, con-
shutting six members quorum TO transact all
business that msy come before the Institute
The morning w}s consumed in discussing the
subjscts Of Rsading and School Organization.
TIE afternoon session was opened with prayer by
REV. WIN. Il. T1bbs, when The Duty Of School
Committees, apd bow Shall We Persuade them 70
Discharge their Duty ?" was considered, and
this. with Q discussion Of Arithmatio, occupied
tie most pert of the session. 1t was resolved
that the next meeting DO held at Selbyville. the
LAST Saturday in March, and that vote Of
thanks b. rendered to the citizens Of Roxans
Nd tho trustees Of tho church for their kind
hoeuital&y, Il77l.. LII @ W. q.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
Conferencs Annivenaries.

9neIls1 ~ ARRANGED, WITH srEAKERs, DC.
The la OF anniversaries to be held during the
sssston Of the Wilmington Conference, which
opsns In d.is city On Wednesday Of next week,
has besu arranged in al respects, and ID % fol-
IOWA.: ~ Il Z.
Wednesday evening-Temperance. Speakers,
'Revs. E. Btubbs and o. n. Pegg.
Thursday aftsrnoon-LAdi and Pastors
Christian Union. Speakers, Revs. 7. J. Williams
Thursdsy evening Education. Speakers,
Revs. J. II. Caldwell and W. l.. 8. Murray.
Friday aftarnoon-Woman's Foreign Mission.
ary HocisEy. The speakers for this anniversary
have not yet been returned. The ladies them
selves, however, have the selection in their own
hands, and will choose only popular and pleas
ing speakers.
Friday evening Church Extension. Speak
en-, Revs. Chas. Hill and the secretary OF the
Church Extension Society. DIR. Kynett.
Saturday evening The Sunday school. Speak
ers, Revs. u. q. Ridgway and W. +. England.
Monday evening Missionary. This will DO
held at the Opera House, and twenty-five hun
tred tickets Of admission have been printed for
erasuitous distribution. Admission will be oh.
famed only by holders Of these ticketA. The
speakers chosen are Rev. J. 9. Willis. Of New
York, and DR.. Dashiell. Missionary Secretary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
mere Qaarry Accidents.

A rAppY BLAST AT ponT DKPosrr--AN Ann BLOWN
PROM ONE NAN AND vH1 vINaERs FROM ONE
HAND OF ANOTHER.
Saturday morning. about 10 oclock. John Boyd.
r., and Armistead Green, the latter colored
man from Virginia, had put In heavy blast at
the auaxries Of J. w. Malone d Co., st Port De-
poNt, which failed to explode. They returned to
& sitter some time and attempted 70 remove the
poWdsr, Arst pouring water into tho hole. Fire
10 communicated in some unknown way and
the blast exploded, horribly nutilasing aud burn
ing both Boyd and Green, and throwing them
some distance. lloyd bad one hand entirely
blown Oh, and the other hand and arm 20 badly
msnglsd that 1t bod TO b. anputatsd. One
eve q badly burned with powder and it is feared
the uixht Of Il In lost His olothing WA almost
| entirely torn frcn his body. Green lost nearly
I'll The fingers on ons hand. and PORTIONS Of hia
hody ne 6uznsd alzaosl Aoa crisp IL h thought
b b. fADily IN Virginia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

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nsxsr SiIed M nniitiosI uisoes Of sreet prUmi-
nsnos. Duzing NJ. Pisros's administrator b. VA
made postuaastsE. and was re.aPpotnsed y ~.
Bneeenan. Juss pfior @ w nfss APPon!Mons'
tfeo3oeoe t1eece aho UADnesl " anvNs*os,
vtastsd Wilmington, and Ii. As.ow ~ msae
chairman OF the dsisgssnn unlcii mes .lis ols-
onguisned visieofs q tne nssss nho ~" "o''
cowed them 70 Detewsles :
In the prefefms@te Q! nv psvs sseAo1 ll,o ~
honorsd with the Presidency OF the American
Medical Association, and was pnnct1M assen-
dent Of w. mssNnss, foA0wlng y % bs!sm0sc,
6dse0n, on4fieeeoo, .. o., = A09Ms De8Ut,
HAn ffancasco, and vneeavef icy. no w.
several times oleet4d Pfesident OF the OoleWaIc
taee Aodic1! boaeey ,snd was fos nsny yeAfs "
tAesaees. he VS. rcpeAeedly siecssd pnyhac'An
70 tAe almshouse .....
AZ m ODD Fsuow Df. Asksw wes - Aeuve
member and proninent IN tho Order in Delawsrs.
He WAS, for some tmc before his death,
the Oldest living member Of the htate
0sand LodgA Oncs hs va Grand Mas-
- Of he Grand Lodge OF The United states.
~ n?o.t Two ysas, g W. fTssadens o. Me
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

NtssRs. sarn W. r0wL1 Sons.
0s~tlsxsen :-Mias 4. Burns, Of 17th end Coates
Streets, has long been . sufferer from severe
cOuSn And hoarseneea which considered chrOelc.
she wa treated by some Of our most entnent ply.
scians, hut they were only abte 70 a4ord hef tenn
pofary relief prescribed DE-. WrsrARs BALsAA
az WIN CugRRY the use of four bottles o. which
entirely cured her, It y now four months since
she tOok the last Of 1t. during which time sne aa.
had NO return Of the complaint. For the good OF
Suffering humanity, Miss Burns has Requested me
TO iay the case before the public. Y0urs truly,
+. D. MC0RATH, y. D.,
DEuG0Isf AND CnnAl1f.
q, =, cor. Tth and Wharton Btroofe.
Z 30 cents and 81 bottles SoId by Ill dfugsista.
enalAW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
sapt1Sbmw
CALIFORNIA.
THE CHICAGO AND NORTH " ESr-
E11N RAILWAY

Embraces under ono masagement the Crest Trunk
hallway Lines OF the WHIST and kOkTH-W EST.
and, with its numerous branches and connections
hi ago and iii points in Illinois, Wisconsin. North
efn Michigan. Minnesota Iowa, Nebraska, taIlfor-
MIA, and the Western Territories lts
OMAHA AND CALIFORNIA LINE
Northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, wyo-
mtnG, Colorado, Utah Nevada, California, Oregon
Caiaa, Japan, and Australia it,
CHICAGO, MADISON AND ST. PAUL LINE
ID the short line for Northern wisconsin and Min
nesota md for Msdiaon, g. Paul. Minneapolis, Du-
iuth and all points in the Great Norih-west lta
wINONAA AND ST. PETER LINE
ID the only route for Winona Rochester, Owasonna,
soutess ~ s% Il. all In
GREEN BAY AND MARQUETTE LINE
IL the only line for Jauesvillo WATERFOWL, Ford
Du Lac, oshkosh. Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaha,
NeEannee, Aar9uette, Honshton' Hancock and the
FRKxPORT AND DUBUQUE LINE
Ia the only route for ElGn Rockford, Freeport and
oil points via Freeport Its
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE, LINE
ID the old Lake shore Route, and IN the only one
passing through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland
Park, WsukeGan, Racine, kenoShA, to Milwaukee
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
are run On all through trains Of this road.
This Ia the ONLY LINZ running these carr be-
tween Chicago and 81, Paul, Chicago and Nnwau-
kee, q Chicago AL Winoaa.
land Biecpo,s on ths UHi0n Pacific RAILROAD for all
points " eat Of tho Missouri River.
On The arrival OF the trains from the East VI
South, the tyal1a OF the Chicago Northwestern
Railway LEAVE CHICAGO u follows:
Through Ns'us daily, with Pullman Palace Draw.
Ing KOos4a Ahd Sleeping Cars through W Council
Toe .. Paul and Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily. with Pullman Palace Cars attached or
Tof 0feea BAY and Lake Superior, Two Traiui
! daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and
running through 70 Marquette.
msa C1Ts % night tsains Pasios Char CAEn On do
FoF spssta and winoas and Points In Mime
sofa. One Through Train daily, with Pulmai
FL DuSusue, va Frseport, TWO Through Train
daily, With Pullman Cafs on night trainA.
For Dubuque and La Crosoe, VA Clinton, Tu
Through TrAlAs daily, with Pullman Oass ON nigh
train IN Ac0fe9W, Iowa
Pullman Cars 70 Missouri Valley Junction.
| For Lake 0oaevA. Fouf Trains daily.
| For Rockford, Sterling, KenoahA, JAnesvtllo, N
Other potnts, yoo caA have mon two 70 ten txalz
New York once, No. SiS Broadway; Boston O.
~. No, 8 state bsreet Omaha Ones, - rasl
ham Htress San Francisco Once, ISL Mont9u0sI
0aeet Cnicego Ticket ,OmceaA . clark Sire
s x..,. noess Scs .a csa. " h ~.
aAd OAAA streets Wells se1ees Depet, oognt
, | Wells sAd Kin8ie Streets.
For Iases O. infoenaason not astainabie no
'es1 ~ s i.Skss ae:nts ssPZ Svr uua.,,.r
Gsa. - Az. c&ieaso. O.. SupT. csicas
Jan. 8,1yW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
yxilraaa ytues.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON J.
i HALFTNOk1 RAlLROAD

i pAIdINOkB 1AILROAD.
NOWHERE 1o5A
Trains WIN laoso WllntnS ~ - rol1oW1t for
PhilAielphiA and lntAeM6diaee nations, Ty0u, A10,
600, o.Sa 16.a0 .. n, ., 40, Tn, e0o, ,. n.
Philadelphia ed Nsw Y6fk, LIN q m, - II. 1887,
6y4e, p. N.
. n, - ,. n.
Baliimofs and WaaAingtpa, II n, 1 %, sos .. NJ.
1855, In, 40, y.10 p. %.
Trains fn DsaWaFs Divihnn. leave fos
New OasEle, so, ~, 81 q NJ, l.1b, ~, p. -.
Harrington nd lnsoEnnad1Ate HtatiO0A, A0ot A11
DsImaT I'd l1ssgmsdsass sAnoas. 800, $50, q. a.
SUNDAY MANS.
philadelDhte And IntGfmediAee NeAtio0a, A1o, q
msAS - HH
Daltnofe and washington, lA12,l.0 q n.
For fuTtAse Information paADsegssH ers referred
10 the time tables poesed q tho depot.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
FER ARRAMQE1I1nRT.
OALTIMORE 4 POTOMAC Il. Il.

NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON THDOU0A
ON AND AFTER MARCH tn. 1Sms
frnins VIII lQAye Wilmington u eo1noee00 win
- Belun0ee foeomAc 3. r, - 1nllnvu:
Lave Wilmington 40, 4. n. Arrive WoaAfngeco
Leave wilmlns soa iesa. A. \. Arrive waahiassos
Lave Wlnh8 son iass r. n. Arrive washiassoa
Leave Whnangtsn -. r. II. Arrive washinssoa
Leave Wilmington ITO. Pm. Arrive washinssoa
i1,n r. L., city 1me.
Leave washington 500, A. H.. city tina. Arrive
Wilmington 1AM, P. n.
Leave Ws.slnli9s 81, A. n, city time. AEE'vs
Leave WasAisssoa q Lis r. Il. Arrive wilnias-
ton b8, T. N.
Leave waaS,nssoo as p. NJ, city time. Arrive
"Lsave Wassineton s.os, P. H.. city tine. AzEsvs
LOCAL TTains lesvs baltimore 100, $40 md loo,
A. n, La A1D, ILL, an, r. u. AIytvs WashtnGecn
an, SU Id il1S 4. Il, 10, SW, 49,. and 11.1s r.
Leave Washinston 40 and ll.W A. H., 20, ITO
and io.lNF, n, zf1ive baltimore lois, 4. l., In,
NJ - M il r, n, GEO. q. Wukna1,
| $3.50 6upefiAsoAdeaA
YRANx fDoosm. QsaL MAnasse.
D. II. HoyD. Ja..QG1efAl kDs9, AT Wu0
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

~ At tASs saaseA n ~ rses, WAen 70 many pe0-
nle are suffering from Gods, No call attention v
Ayers Cherry fectoral e sore cure NOS only ios
tSroat hay,ns used 1t In OUT family for many years
We can speak from personal knowledge Of IL en-
cheney. There may be other reoediee that are
sOod. hut in ali our experience this has proved %
e by far the best. It1 qualities are uniform and
who " RELIABLE It 10 pleasant 70 take, and should
he kept ct oosomand, BY every FAMILY = peotec-
ti0n aRA4pat class Of complaints which seem harm
~ III tho 0egtnutDg, hut bec0me Aictng and dan
eero0s II peGieosed.-Hsw Hsssa Ragfssss.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

PnuynsuIA.-Wilh ~ seaplstoo q ~ r.
3ded 8 1rsakwaese B. r s{ssnaioa p rseaA
~ e1sam so4m1ieafiea ~ Qdneoe
noss aeasseisn ~ Sgss. 49, - -
.vt.iesd N sasas ssss - ~ e1fls - l. = !.
sellasaea q ~ poec16, ~ 1cnlk vol q ~
'eood sahooG % so6eee, hoesia, and ~ bod
tatlE vhisA y sxtsn4ed ~ eessev
3Ae goeA eoqanieoesm e24oed has aca@
vhieh snlounts e ahout Two essioads dsi!Z "
~ Delaware r =. 70 Phila6elphia, and abo~o
q large D quAatit3 Vi loves b Hew Iceh.
Bod pot21Dss ase rssslved " ~ o. %.
aainion 6tsAnship CO. fFcA Nav Xosk = - ~
~: , 81 = . s:.; 3, S. s' e sssd Sc
increase In Tie planting OF 6uck of ~ hnes.
A son Of judge Ffanklin, q 9aew Hui, aone
tiune anes, planted peas, and when our informant
last talked With hin, about two weeds 49, ehsy
wsss IN inoh higA.
PnasBsuo MN nA1A ~ NsWsuer. -xAe sEee-
tor e nsw ha,l y es.Rcst y g q ~. =
ego tho MAeons osiginaaeA he enterprise, and
now the cisssns Of ths villges an1 vislnieg have
besoms antsgestsd Ia Il ISIS proposed 70 eesee
tho building On the stock plan with capital =
iron ", COO 10 %. COO. ths Peiss Of ~ sA.afe.
0Al06. have been snbs0ibsd, and n y qults
probable that The han viii b srsoted ~ sea-
soo, The dirnenstous Of the building will b
about l6xe0 fest, and three Stories In hei9ht-
stores bslsw. . large hail on t.s second ao.s,
and Lodge Rooms above Application VIII b
made 10 tho legislature, next winters Tor .
charter.
CONVICTED IN raE DuAwAan COUNT Oouaa.
Phillip Pusnen and Robert Allen, two colesed
men afTeated In this city, some weeks Agc,
charged with tho robbery OF tho store Of Moan.
der Black, 1t brandy vine Summit. and eosnoe
over TO tho Delaware County anthofiess, ~
their tsial u Media, yesterday. Both wste CON
victsd and sentenced to pay Ans Of d. each
and be imprisoned ono year. 1870
THs New Dsror At SMYRNA Tho material 4
being collected for The nsw depot buildtng q
Smyrna, ard soon, 10 y expected, the wofk wiz
be begun. The site Of the building sce1M q
have mot yes bsen fully decided upon. II tn
deus ths trscks viii BE- carried farthsr Into town
but II NOT, then tho depot will DO located ON tAe
Flat Iron lot" ".
DKArn OF PROMINENT EAsrsA. 6noASAAF.-
John r. McFeeley, President and Treasurer Of
the County Commissioners for Queen Anns'd
county, died st his residence near Oontevills on
Friday last He had been In feeble health fOl
soma time hut death was no doubt hAstened BY
tie loss Of his son, who died short time ago.
ave dsairs to cali attention Of Farmers and
Dealers 20 the advertisement Of Soluble PActne
0uAno In this issue. The Pacific 0uAn0 hAl
been used for many yean with married. advan
tase, and The standard l. guaranteed 70 b. q
good = svss.~ ff
We call attention 70 farm near RsAobotl
Beach advsstissd In the Tribune this Nesk. VI
ars infoszpsd that II viii b. solA ehssp.
Thos. Dilwosth, Of thlh elty, has rented the
farm Of z. l. Thomas, PsnnsbuHy, Chssts
county, and viii remove tbsrsto.
Tho pipe organ IN tho Baptist church as Do
yer has inst been ovexhanl94 By Edwin HifsA Of
this city.
Real k0eaeos
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

Life IL full Of sofrows and uissppOtutmonta, but
tile most sanguino hopes VI all those who ny Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup are always rea tAsd. II never
dlsnppOintB NJ
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
ONE THOUSAND PIECES
Spring
Dress r brics
AT ABOUT HALF VALUE

TIVE Gases P1AiAs, lax Cents.
One Gaze vlgsiae sorges, Is Ccnss.
Oue Case FeFslAn SuiAiMgs, rs CTS.
Ono Case Do l3eHe Nuletngs, 10 Css.
Ono Case ssRway suasbnGs, u Cts.
TIVE Cases SILK Check Mixtures, use.
TIVE Cases SILK Plaid Naasings, csc.
One Case ADI.WesI DtagonAls, ~ NC.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

II weekly q m0a9Aly pApeD arc Inviesd 70 avAkl
ths0sslvsG a 01R facilities Tor - Wesx q PGioo0
ad0Alg aboye eost g pEo110t1A q ~ ocfWl1-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
M. NrLLERv GREAT vnoErABLE

u UY6pEPBIA HkHBOY
Cannot be exoelled for tho cure OF weak slo0acAs
natuleucy. indigestion and general Aebility, and
diseases Of The nervOun system. - 90 NcINALLA
Snd 8 Market Y fmtn9toa, or MONTGOMERY s
CO., eeANsAl agsnts l1l N. Nh D., PhllAdalpAlA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

Real kseAso,
Mr.. IsaAe O. Flsstwood, Of Caroline county,
has sold his home farm Of 165 acres, In the 9Th
district, TO Robt. Duncan, Of Brooklyn, for
$4,000. -
Col Fred Grant succeeds Gen. BAbcock - the
Presidents private secretazy.
Tho House committee on military Affairs has
decided adversely - to the expediency Of ro-es-
tablishing national armory u Hazper's Ferry.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

The attention OF ell purchasers OF Dress 0oota IA
invited tn the above special Bargaina, a the gOdn
cannot bs found elsewhe At the prccs In America
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09
nORCnEsTER 4 DEI4AwAEk X

TJM1 TA6LR
On and Afese MONDAY, Dpse0hsf IN, leIs,
Psanseses tsains va yF:a!ns g. $1,000.