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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
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NEW YORK And MA9AM0To0 TH1ouaa
On AND AFTER MARCH TN. 1875,
Trains will loavo Wilmington N conAeohoa with
the Baltimore PoenaRao r r, q tolsvo:
Leave Wilmington 10, 4. Il. Arrive WasAingto0
= ~. = wi ~ iss. 4 n. Arvs w.sAl,s.oa
Lave Wiimfa6 toa laN r. II. A1s.vs waaa,assoa
~, r. n, city eMe.
Leave Wilmlnsteo In, r. u. Arrive Washington
Lave Wiimins roo Ito, Pm. Arrive wash,Assoa
11.0 r. L., city time.
Leave Washin&toa Aos, 4. L., city tina Antve
Wilmington 1901, p. Il
Leave Washington On, 4 Il, city tins. Anivs
wilmington 1AA0, p. II.
Lave Washingtoa q LIS r. Y. Arrive Whining
Lssvs wasaingsoe ~ r. L., city nns. Arrive
Wilmington $50 p. II.
Lave Washington 800, r. L., city tina. AE1ivs
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100, a1o and Io.c1,
A. T., LOO, 40, 1.1b, eSo p Il. Arrive WAshinGtoa
es, - and l1s A. l., -, ass, so, and LILO r.
Leave weshington 40 and ll.w A. L., alo, no
and 1o.lsP. Y. Arrive baltimore 1918, 4. L., LIZ,
k.An, as md IL p. II. Gro. @. Wukulo,
Supe1tntendsnt
FRANK THonsm, 0eni Manager.
D. n. BoYD. Jh .0enssal Pea Ar fshes-0
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

II you have . discharge from the nose, offensive
or Otherwise, partial loss Of the sense Of taste
or hearing eyes wAtery or weak feel duh and stupid
or ebiiitaed pain pressure In the head take cold
easily, you may rest aasured that you have got the
Catarrh. Thousands annually. without manifest
ing half OF the above symptoms, terminate In con
sumption, and end In the grave. No disease u st
common, more deceptive, or less understood ~
physicians. X. ". Pierce, NJ. D, OF Buffalo, n: T.!
Ia the proprietor Of DR.. Sageb Catarrh Hemedy-a
perfect Spscino for Catarrl, "C0ld In the Head,
Or Catarrhal Headache.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

A Fox HUHr PaoDuoEs PANIC IN SCHOOL
"A fox hunt which attracted nnch attention and
enlisted many hunters In the chase took plaoe IN
Mil Creek hundred, = few days ago. Rey-
and led . noisy and hurried pursuit
70 North Star school house, near Hook
essin, where he was caught. In m extrem.
ity tho fox leaped into tho school-house, school
being In session ct the time, and was closely fol-
lowed BY the whole pack OF baying hounds. The
descent was 10 sudden that the children were
terribly frightened, and for while = panic
relgnod In the school.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

An old physician, retired from active practice,
Nj sionsry the formula Of simple Vegetable Rem.
edy for tho speedy and permaneot Cure Of Con:
sumption, hronchits; CAta RIB. Asthma, and ~
Radical Cure for Nervous Complaints, after having
thoroughly tested iu wonderful curative powefn IN
known to his suffering fellows Actuated BY thii
motive, and console tious desire to relieve human
suffer ng he win Rendtrss Of oharge)to al who deare
and successfully using. Sent ny return mail by I'D
dressing with stamp, naming this papF.
DIX W. q eTxVKN6,
mar9,1yw Monroe Block. Syracuse, N. 7.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

OnrRAs TO EUaoRs.-A gentleman Il engaged
in the ahipnent Of oysters TO Europe from Chin
qeteague. He makes his shipments via the
Junction b BreakwAtsr r. B. and tho Old Do
minion steamers to New York, and thence per
are put In strong barrels and loaded up nicely.
and reach England In about ten days from the
start. Bt Miohael's IL anxious for similar en-.
eerprise, and il only debarred from 1t BY lack Of
better communication with the Nd. d Del. r. Il.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

TIE 8MyRNA RsvIvAL--The revival In this
town 10 now in it, eighth week. The results Of
the great religious awakening arc ~ follows
conversions to date, 283; taken into membership
membership to Sunday 173-nearly al adults.
The children converted uumper %, which arc In
cludsd in the above figures. They are still un-
der the pastors advisement, and arc yet y b.
admitted. The MONDAY meetings, and Rev. Mr..
asubbs' talks abate nothing in interest," --6nsy.ra
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

IA NovSSd Appsftss ~ EsotAsAses n the only
effect OF the unmedicAted and adulterated spiriIs
frequently used under the Impression that they are
Wholesome dtamulAntA. Abandon such ''buIning
duids" as once and forever. II you ere weak, low
spirited dyspepttc, nefvoos, or sofeElns fron the
bodily energy, that real stomschic and nsevs ano-
dyne, UDOLFHo W0LEB1 6CHIBDAM AAoAAfIC
6CNMAPFS. cope, 1tdAW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

GRANGE IrRxa.-The DelaDare Farmer, the
organ Of the 0rangen In Delaware, was issued,
last week, in double sheet form, In order "a
print the address Of Prof. E. D. Porter delivered
before Newark Grange. The address will also
b found in this Issue Of the DELAWARE Tai
DuuB ..---.-
Master Whitshead, Of ths New Jersey State
Grange, viii lecture before Port Penn Grange
on March 9Th, In the hall OF the Pier HotS1.
subosdinate Oranges which have not paid
their dues TO December S1st, 1875, are re-
ported 70 the National Grange - in arrears.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

IMPROVING T11 NAVIGATION OF CHksrK1 RIVER.
Congress from . number Of citizens of Queen
Annss county asking Al appropriation for deep-
ening the channel Of Queenstown creek Also .
petition from citizens OF Queen Anne's and
Kent counties for survey Of the tributaries Of
CLestsr River, and deepening the channel Of the
In circulation hers asking Congress TO appropri-
ate . sum Of money sufficient to clean out
Corsica Greek - far up - the Oentrsvills Land
I'M
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BAND
IL AGE Institute, Il North Ninth St.,
B. G. EvKRETTB Patent 0faduastn9lE
Pressure TfuM has cured rupture Of %
yeASs' standing. Elastic Abdominal S0ppoFtsn
Elastic stockings, Shoulder braces, Anus baadegea.
6aapensoEtee, Clutches, Deformity instxuMantAs
years. .xpsRieaoa. Lady attendant
0nna0hee nAHAo nd AnDba9.s Nq1AVV
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

RURAL Jor1tAos.-Cyrus B. Thompson, near
Hockesain, has resolved 10 discontinue farming,
and will make sale of his personal property on
the 10th Of March.
William Nsgandank, Of Mil Greek hundred,
who latsly made sale Of his farm stock, has con.
oiudsd 10 build at 0rssnbAnk.
Bone little plowing 10 being done when the
weather will permit, but for several days past ne
progress has been made.
We understand that It 10 the intention of many
farmers In this county to go into the cultivation
Of truck more extensively, this year than usual,
because Of tho Centennial.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

SAoak-P. e. Atkins, phrsnoaoxist, of this
State, has recently been giving lectures in Wor-
csstsr county, Md. The result hAa been that
quite number Of the young men have sudden
IL discovered hiddsn talents in their brain, and
their bumps Of modesty are - fattened ~ =
pancake dropped from the noon.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Al our reporter came along Water street LIST
ntgh shiveFtnS with the chill night air, and drawing
his overooat eighty about him, he thousht. "noW
ID the time for colds and cOughs but II p01g NOR
tails only knew Whist certain cure Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup u how few would long suffer, And then II
| only costs - cents Saturday (OASo] AAgisfN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

II your eyes are failing you there u no ooe article
that Will 10 truly give you san eye for N eye" q
the Diamond spectaclss, which are clear brilliant
and manufac urtd from the very best crystal peb.
oes with the greetess possibls care and ok1 Every
pair stamped with . ANAL diamond.
Fae sale In WilninGsM By u. OaEk,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

l. 8rnHAD OF TIE CnRlsT1AN AssoCIAzToNs "A
branah Of ths Young Mems Christian Aasocia-
ho0, numbering nearly . hundred msmbees, has
bssn formed IN Salisbury, Nd. Z. L. Wailss
pepaidant 7. Il. Wilkane, secretary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Attention 10 directed to the advertisement Of
Ellwanger L Barry, Nurssrymen, Rochester, N.
Y. They are we'll known, and acknowledged to
be tho largest and most successful growers OF
fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, and plants,
In the United States.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

REMOVING THE DEBT FRoh THE 8NYRNA n. Il.
CauRoH.-There 10 . debt Of nearly %, 600. rest
ing on the SMYRNA N. E. church. Last Sunday,
hsv. E. Stubs, pastor, made special effort to L.
quidsts its. He secured sixty names for MEM
bership in the Sinking Fund Association, in
creasing the membership to 1852, who pay geo per
month into the fund. This fund goes toward.
paying the associAuon'a dues in the building and
loan association, and entities it to borrow e6,0Oo
from the loan. In addition to the increase OF
the fund there were paid in the way Of dona-
tons &435. 1t is proposed to increase the rev
enue Of the sinking fund TO ESQ Per month
which will entitle the fund association to SS,0O0
from the loan association.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Brocx SALE At THH B1A1--On Monday, L. W.
stidham Son had large sale Of farm stock
for Henry Taylor At Bear Station, on tho Della
ware Road. Cows sold At es6, e75 80, e68, eco,
e61, and ESQ. YeArling heifers brought $66 and
Geo., mules $50 palr, and pair Of Maryland
oxen 800. Two ysarlins hsifsrs sold for >e6,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

susaIYy's RAIA-At New Castle, On Friday,
Sheri@ Lamhsoo cold the intareat Of James ".
King In tzacs Of land In Mil Crssk Hundred,
and two lots In OhriadAnA village, one improved
BY buildings, to John Msalsy, Of this city, fos
g414 l26.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Dover NEWSPAPER TALx.-James Kirk, Esq.,
for many years editor Of tho Deldsoayean,
(Which 1t 10 now admitted is the property Of
Hon. Ell salisbury has dissolved his conneo-
ton with it, aud it IL said will start . complete
job Office, In Dover, In the old DelaDarsan Of
ice. The story goes that the State and
county job work will be turned in his favor
to large extent, but We should suppose that
Senator Eli, with his newspaper and IT. Job Of
6oe would have word to say about that.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

REDUCING ExPnnaaa.-In order 70 further no
duce e1pensss on the Wilmington 4 Western
R. r., the three sections arc about 70 be con-
solidatsd into two. -Four men constitute .
section force, and the dropping Of ono
section will save the salary Of four men.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Ns1rnza DulL1ioR sLozHyuI--The Chester
Nesos says wilmington was never duiler than
Al present." and tho West Chester Local Nesce,
improving on the quotation. employs the word
'viothfuf'. instead Of '.duller." Neighbour, you
are both wrong Wilmington Y neither dul n no,
ajo<hfui. The great arteries Of industrial Life
have been auickensd Into renewed activity the
melody Of her machinery *hiIr breaks upon he
III In every direction and with clanhinG stroke
aud 6vins wheel abs u Fastening on with giant
strides in the great raos Of industrial progress
sion. The dssIth Of criminal reports hss bssn
misinteFpretsd - . type Of our ctty'e character.
Thia Il . false estimate. Our people are too
busy for quAzrels and !tisA.ions, and Me- living
q peace with each other IN The full aocspeA.
Zion of the golden rule. Would our netshboss
but come TO Wilmington and visit the b. 4 H.
Works, for instance, tesar brain. - wcca ,. E
bnstls vhich u there displayed In tbs triumphant
produnkion OF living .Donunnsnts 70 American
genius that the vsy Inspiration would long sor
v1vo tha1r departure. Do eons, netGhbsee. ~
~ ueolnise zen IN abundance d genuine infor
nAaen md isgitaaats nsWs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
NEWS.

A.
Aayazd Taylor VII have posn N me As'1
A0ostic Ao~EAly.
Council says we won't 10 70 market in FouEsh
strsse, yet awhile.
The rsported attempted suicide In Caandsn
turna ont 10 BE- NOT yery serious affair.
m. 49, ru,,h., ~ . nav nansr es,Isd ths
Ssmt~ary Rsvisss has been ISSUED IN tbs inter
ess Of Heltop Semtnafy.
~. n.a = oh,.h.. 1. aid IN n. tha oou,lus
prn.id,n" T,ds A. ~ ora ~ she d,stricta Of he
Wllminston Couferaoce.
w,,,,s., n 49,. h..o.,.. t,,a nav sd'hor Of
thinS n,.cs;cat st,,,r. h,n
'1.-,e r. sA' '' o.. ~...a.,
ws5r..1." rh...S. !, .~d Frid.v. loth. Iith.
1ath- and iS,h dsvs n nceohar next
=. - sr"-- :, ~. N.v n..&,s
~ .c01n .o. me@ ~, ~ ~, ~ =, HSrch an
=. .s-,.,.... an
49,, AnaNw 900 sa40es nG.s.aSo1 no.a..,.s.- ~
- - ~. ss ~, q ne Iese so"oP" nSs'' ~
WINE olay eFesA hondteo'
Vns Wilmington q hsnness IuInrsJ ~
.nnGunoe ol1idend OF swSnty. os1S '''" =
Payso'e on ana Asss AARON 49,
Town elections will b. held In Aiddleeown,
Smyrna, Dover, Milford, and other towns In this
o'Ats the nrss Monday In March.
About e2,600 will b required TO erect the
Delaware head. quarters II the Centennial, and
less than half that sum has been secured.
Among the graduates of the Washington Mod
cal College, OF Baltimore, for 1878, 10 the name
OF Sudler r., Roberts, son Of q. Nod. Roberte,
Esq, Of this county.
The dvellino housa and stablas Of W. b
Tomlipson. In enssex. burned few deys suo,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

REMOVED 10 LInwooD.-J. 7. West, Of this
city; has Removed 70 Lnwood. Delaware county.
whsEs he haa leased the store formerly occupied
BY Back 4 Mckay, md sons Into the msrchan.
6gipG business. 'sa.sr'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

dealers in white oak and yellow pine spsoaltiss,
DO, has bssn dissolved, 8. A. Hodgman and A.
O. DEMO retiring, but the business il continued.
under the sAme Arm name, By OhaA. W. TAllsy
| nd Thoe. ]. Talley.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

We have from tho Dnsee Oonard Co.,
Rose. growers, West Grove, Chester Co., Pa,
their New Guide TO Rose Culture with = cata-
logus Of over 800 elegant varieties, from which
they allow purchasers to make their own selec-
tons. They are the largest Rose-srowsrs in
America, and send roses by mail to al post
ing their safe arrival This company ia widely
known ~ one Of the most reliable in the coun-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Besides the shove andsrd eoods, We have every
reliable make Of Nuslins and shsetings, in ali IN
widths, at lower prices than they have ever been
sold, even before the war.
The attention Of Housekeepers and Proprietors OF
Hotels " especially invited. Itt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

New MAMIE RAnwAY.-The marine railway
Of Messrs. Kirby d Lang, st 81. Aichasl's, u
completed, and the hIst boat, the AtdraNd,
Capt Slower, was drawn upon 1t last week. This
doubtless attract large amount Of marine
frndA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

TEE In 0aAxp-How WILL THIS Do ?-Wil-
liam Bright, Esq, informs NJ that he has not
yos selected. finally, name for the new hotel
which be 10 building at Rehoboth. "Le Grand
House." however, strikes him ~ name both
pretty and appropriate, and his inclination leads
him 70 select It. He will hold the matter under
advissmsnt until the May excursion, and will
than annnun0A tina mama 49,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

PEn1NsuLAR WHITENING GROUNDS FOE RAoHns.
Tho Federalsburg Md Courier 10 informed
that parties In Baltimore have negotiated for
the use of the Dorchester County Fair Grounds,
near that town, ~ . winter quarters for both
runners and trotters, and that 4 large house will
be built aud al necessary improvements made.
SALE OF FARN.-Jehu Pyle, Of the Seventh
Ward, has purchased Of Levi Garrett . farm
near Ashland, in Christians hundred, twenty -one
acres, for 5000. Mr.. Garrett proposes to re-
move to Chester county aud to engage In his old
business Of shoe making. Mr.. Pyle will COM
blne farming with his cArpentering business.
Observation-Disclosures Brown, the alleged
Lancaster county forger, whose attempt 1t sui
eide, when oornered by tho officers Of the law In
Chester county, proved . dasco, few week.
ago,is recovering and will soon he able to bo out.
The Oxford and Rising Sun Banks, where he
obtained the money, will not, 1t is stated, prose-
cute the case, ~ brother of Brown, residing In
this State, has come forward and made good the
lOaa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

APPOINTED Hul0EoN.-Dr. VIM. B. Neloney, 4
praotoing homeopathic physician Of this city,
has been appointed 70 tho position OF surgeon or
one Of the He'd Star Line Of European steamers
His wife has moved TO Wyoming, Kent County
nAlAMhrA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

I. To FAnxERs. call the attention Of farm
ers who want good, cheap manure, 70 the I'd
vertisements Of the Sun Guano, which VIII %
found in another column From all tho accounts
We have heard, this fertilizer has met with de-
oidsd success, especially ON I'll the crops pscu-
liar to this Peninsula. The low price 10 certain.
" . favorable feature and In hmes like the
present, when general ahrinkaSe In values "
experleuoed, 1t must commend the Ruano TO the
attention of farmers who are unable to pay high
prices. The Sun Gusno has beenbefore u
public for several years, and its use has in
creased very largely sach successive season. Ia
reputation proves it to be reliable article while
IT. moderate price certainly places it within the
rasoh of all.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

To REMOVE 10 CBon OounzT.-Dr.E- Jshsfis,
DENTIST OF this city, will, dnrng the latter part
OF .,axt month, remove b. Ossil oounky, locating
Il Fair Hill, tor ~ peAselee Of hi profession.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
QUOTATIONS At THE 1KANDyWnD kILIA HoA FLO
AM alAIN-OOpRkCrRn DAILY
Gem naerclAl HepeFsss
PHILADELPHIA NAlKKfa.
Assoota&sd Press Special Tsls9yans.

Flour quiet, with no demsnd except for choice
grades; PennA. family, e6.12x@6 so; high
grades, u O0@8 90. Wheat quiet but
steady Penna. red, s140; Western. $1,000
1.2O for sprouted !; good and choice amber,
81.41@i,4311 white. u. 45@l. 81. Rye, $40
SIC. Corn in moderate request; yellow, 68@68c;
white Coo. Oats fairly active white 44@4Sc
mixed, 40@43o. Whlskey $1.10.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

6ALA- OF oAYzNA gx1uNA1Y.- Prof. O. II.
Oaxnaham, 4 H. has purchased tbs Smyrna
Seminary propasty, md viii aasuns ths entire
mnnazomont Of that institution henoofoEth.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

4 Coon Suoa1sTIoN.-As . means Of helping
to pay fog DslawAre's proposed Centennial build
Ing, the Dover Sentinel suggests to the Centen-
BY the Legislature to pay their personal expenses
and thus set good example. Tho proposition
seams to have met with favor from some Of the
Commissioners, 1t least the Sentinel heard Sena-
tor Riddle Say, In conversation, . few days ago.
that he would be willing to devote bis propor-
ton Of the appropriation to that object. II this
were done, the whole amount necessary would
10 made up TO srsos the building.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
OBI VA II.

NoaaAx.-Near Concord, Del, Sept 7sth, 1875
Of scarlet fever, Alfred Goodman, youngest
son Of W. W. aud Sarah 3. Morgan, aSsd
years and IA days.
He Wa taken ~ . twig broken from the pa
rent stem BY an untimely wind, having beeu
considered dangerously i'll only eight hours. 81
was remarkable, among other things, for bid
musical powers, having been able 70 hum tune
and make It distinguishAble before he could talk.
He could also siog nearly all the tunes used In
the family or church, and the last morning Of
bis life but one he was 1t the family worship and
knelt Ut his little seat with bis namesake. He
has swept through the gats'wAshsd in the blood
OF the Lamb.
II take these little lambs." said he;
"And lay them In my breas'; z
Prote elton they shall dnd In me
In me be aver best"
MoEaAN.-Near Concord, Del, on Jan. 81, 1876
Regina b., wife Of Isaac J. Morgan, and
daughter Of Capt. Joseph and Sallie Ann Can
non, aged 20 years, 10 months, and 26 days.
Lees than one year had elapsed since she VA
led TO the hymeneal altar by her now bsreavsd
husband with hope of . life Of happiness
Of . much longer duration. But the all-wisa
Creator, who ID too wise to err, and too good ID
be unkind, has seen 1T to direct otherwise, and
has taken her to himself.
ton years. Bbe greatly endesred herself to I'll
who had the pleasure Of her acquaintance. 6he
leaves an infant who must never know tho kind.
ness Of . mothers love but her numerous
friends sorrow not ~ those without hope"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

MIA. NA1Es EeRA5s.-The will Of tho lAto Wm.
q. Nan WAS opened, ON Tuesday afternoon, after
tho funeral. It names Mrs. Susan Anderson,
Mr.. NaH's niece, with whom he made his home,
~ exeoutrix, and to her he bequeaths his entire
estate, with the single requirement that she
shAll PROVIDE dwelling for his brother, H. Il. J
Nah, at . cost not exceeding %, 500. On
his death this property rsverts to Mrs. An
derson. The value Of the estate il vAriously e.
tmAted, some persons placing it ~ high ~ $780,
morning, by J. Il. Bratton, who is In charge Of
1t, Mrs. Anderson thinking the property would
be safer than IL closed. Sale will ultimately be
made Of the entire contents Of the building.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Capt. John L. Bacon, Of Laurel, 10 loading b .
schooner, the A. B. Goodman, with Z cargo Of
gram for New York, over 1t Pennsbury. Vessel
ownsrs complain that freights are scarce and
rates low. Capt Baoon, gets five cents bushel
for thu cargo now loading,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

New DEPor At sMYRHA.-The 6myrns Times
says the T. W. Il b. II. r. Co. have purchased
for depot purposes the " Flat Iron Point" lot In
that town. acres from Mrs. Budd, Of Phiiadel-
phia, for d, Co.,, and are also negotiating with
Mra. Lydia Mcdowell for an acre adjoining the
contemplated. On the land thus obtained It 10
proposed 70 erect by June LIST . neat brick dspos
building, equal to any on tho main stem, and
also a freight house. The old depot will be
abandoned, and the track in Commerce street
will be torn ND.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

BADLY BuRNED.-A oolored woman named
Lizzie Pembroke, living At the Beaver Dam,
near Queenstown, Queen Anne's county, was
standing before the fire on Thursday last when
her clothes took hre, and before it could be ex-
tinguished she was badly burned about the
limbs, arms, and in spots about the body. In
her efforts to extinguish the flames she got
against the bed, which also took fire and WAS
considerably burned. She will probably not sur
yiye her injuries.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

6I.ArIno fH1 TIA1K1 N SussEx.-The agents.
or rather contractor, Of the Government arc
buying all over the country large quantities Of
ship timber. Sussex county has furnished
enough knees in the past year 10 knse . whole
navy. Why this outlay now2 The prices OBJ
tanned BY our people axs very small but the con-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

NApsHAlx's HoIlua NuI.-MarahAlls roll.
Ing nil, u NazshAslson, 10 vary busy On ordsrs,
and u running day md night IN m effort 10 al
thAA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

Qnssn Anas's county. Nd, u changed TO Lang
fnGA, VtfAoaA ohaA&o In postmaster.