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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27
Eastern shore Isems.

Vim. Bosnian, Of Revel's Neck, Somerset
county, has boon adjudged 4 lunatic and will
be sent to the hospital.
The new Methodist Episcopal Church ct
Rock Creek, near Deals Island, will be
dsdicated on Sunday, May 7th. Rev. J. Bar.
nett Mann, Of New Castle, will conduct the
dedicatory services.
A horse belonging to Mr. James Dryden,
resididg near Puncheon Landing, somerset
county, ran away with the carriage and
jumped into the Pocomoke River 1T the
landing Of Mr.. Geo. @. Powell, breaking his
neck aud killing himself instantly.
Stephen pearcc, = half-witted negro who
imAgines himself 3 coDjurer, has been
locked up in the Centreville jail chsrp ed
with body snAtching at Church Hill. A
child OF Josiah Goodwin was buried, last
week. but its body has since been removed,
and Pearce Ia suspected Of the theft.
Five prisoners were sentenced TO the
PenitoDiisry ut the late term OF the Somer.
set Court John Taylor, TIL August 1873 /;
Maria Ward, till June rs; Fletcher Miles,
till May ~ John Cassill. till May 81 Vim.
Milbourn, till August n. All are colored
except John TAYLOR. The charge Rpanst
CAssill WAS attempted rape the others
lareenv
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0Aeoea.
r1h nEW TOWN nALL-DEscnIrI1oN OF TEE
BUILDING -TME DRAMATIC AAeocIAf1oN.
Cpyysspondsy,os al tks (pznMnre<al

rTs HHw TOWN HALL-DzscnIrI1oN or TEE
suILpINo-TnE DRAMATIC AssocIAr1oN.
cbwsspoadsnes Of tAs Cbmm~stsl.
ODESSA, DEL, April 22-Aftsr the many
long reveilles and tattoss Of expiring years,
and the rise and fall Of generations who are
sleeping their Last Sleep, and the long de-
ferFed hope Of men and women who have
grown old In anticipation and doubt, and
the careless shake Of the head Of the du-
bious, We nevertheless have town hall in
our midst. Although not completed - yet,
We feel confident the managers will finish
1t during the coming summer. When
done, it will have the most convenient.
symmetrical, chaste, audience room and
stage In the country. 1t Ia frame struct-
ure, 36x70 feet The lower story will be
used ~ \ store, school and supper rooms.
The school and supper rooms will be con-
nected with sliding doorr, no ~ to increase
the space whom so desired. The second
story il the main audience room, with .
seating capacity Of 400.
The stage demands especial attention ;
depth, l5lS feet fall from back to front, q
inches !; height from main floor, 81 feet.
Tho ride fronts are finished in pearl color.
Ths width Of the arch il "a feet, in imita-
tion st.ne work, with the keystone. The
size Of the room IN ~ feet front, by IS feet
back. The Lies and back are finished lin
oak color, with Ioor and windows in centre
and back. There Is = green baize drop
curtain, and q foot lights.
1t has been decided by l;,ose we'll posted
in Buoh matters TO be the n,eat complete
stage in the State. south Of your city. The
building will cost whom completed about
$1,000
We have an association, devoted to So
cial, moral, and intellectual advancement,
known ~ 1.-THE Odessa Dramatic AssociA-
tion." 1t Ia composed Of ladies and gen.
tlemen Of Odessa and vicinity. They arc
regularly organized with constitution and
by-laws, have regular meetings every
mouth. This association gave an enter
tainment on Thursday evening, tho eth
inst, which proved . most pleasant and
profitable affair, in which all the parts
were we'll taken. Our correspon.
dent sends ms = lengthy report, which
We woald very chesriuily have printed
when the occurrence WAS fresh, but II il
now rather old to occupy 70 much space.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

bAuINa TO THE CENTENNIAL. Some Of
: he vessel owners In Milford propose fitting
y their ves.ols With passenger sccommo-
alton, for the purpose Of carrying excur-
t0nists 10 the Centennial.
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Liquor Cases In Kent.
A HEAVY BATCH IN THE CouRT-NUNERo
DIsCoNTIsUANcEs AND rKw rhlAIs,

HEAVY BATCH IN THE CONTAMINATION
DIsoosTIsUANcEs AND FEW ThiAIs.
Tho Kent County Court met at Dover on
Monday, and it's time has largely
been occupied with the liquor business.
There 10, fact, little else before the Court.
mol. pros. were entered in the following
cases, all for selling liquor without license !:
Samuel Higgins 7 cases, Purnell Thomp-
son 0 cases, Norah Riley 10 cAses, Wilson
Jackson 6 cases, John Mcdaniel cases.
Henry p. Mellon and Thos. G. jackson 3
cases, James McGlinchey case, Ann Grady
9 cases, Chxs. Padley IA Cases, Martin King
cases, Emory Temple 4 cases, John ".
Hall cases.
VIM. McAfee and Emory Temple pleaded
guilty to selling liquor each in two cases with
out license and MAS fned $50 in each case.
Justis Lovely WAS acquitted III two cases
and a mol pros. entered in one. Jeremiah
Golds borough. William Campbell and Lew
is P. Campbell. indicted for similar offen-
ces, could not be found.
All the above business WAS disposed Of
on Monday. On Tuesday, Justis Lowsry
Of Milford. WAS acquitted Of . charge OF
selling liquor on Sunday, aud Ira Corbey,
convicted OF selling without license, WAS
fined 800.
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Christians Items.
Correspondence o, ths Commercial

CnBIsIIAsA. DEL, April 20.-Give us 4
black furnace in the place for smelling iron
ore, or railroad for It's transit to New Cas-
tic, with furnace there and business would
rate up to what 1t was y few years back.
Important discoveries Of iron In great abun-
dance and Of excellent quality have been
made all around us, and with furnace GO
per oent could be saved Ut opce. Who has
capital for paying Investment
This IL one OF the heAlthicst places below
Wilmington. We have only one physician,
. email drug store. and no undertaken, and
yet our sick have all needful attentions,
while the doctor has spare hours for family
attentions, social intercourse with his
neishbors, and occasional games ct cro-
quot,
A plank pavement will soon be laid from
the town centre TO the III. E. church. 9th
or improvements are in prospect.
A Literary Society has been organized FOL
the boys BY Rev. MIR. Graham.
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Trial OF C,Ond.

He IL ACQUITTED IN THk wEsr oHEsTEn COURT.
VIM. NJ. Cloud, Of Claymont, Del, was
arraigned In the Quarter Sessions Court at
West Chester, on Monday, charged with OBJ.
tanning money from Jno. G. Taylor, of that
borough, under false pretenses. The cir.
cumstsnces upon which the charge was
based have heretofore been printed in the
COMMERCIAL
The prosecutor alleged that Cloud OBJ.
tanned money from him by falsely repre-.
senting that he was the owner OF two tracts
Of land in Delaware, one Of 140 acres, the
other Of 80 acres, that these two tracts we're
clear of encumbrances, and also that he
(Cloud) had judgment for considered BILE
sum against come one In Delaware. Ths
defendant testified that he had made no
such representations.
Mr.. Plummer, who had been present ut
the interview between MIR. Taylor and Mr..
Cloud, said that he himself had told Mr..
Taylor that the defendant owned two tracts
Of land In Delaware, but that it was not
said how much these tracts contained, that
to the best Of his recollection, the defend
ant did represent the land to be free from
encumbrances, whereas there is = dover,
and mortgA ages Oh the property.
In regard to the judgment-note, Mr..
Taylor testified that the defendant at first
said he had 1t in his pooketbook, but found
afterwards that 1t was not there. Mr..
Plummer was not certain a. to what had
been said, but thought that Mr.. Ciond had
made mention Of = Judgment note. Verdict
not guilty. Costs divided between prosecu-
tor and defendant.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

FIVE HAVE a large stock Of children's sohoo
shoes at the lowest prices. jobs X, BABeock,
aprlatf s. W. Corner I'd and Market,
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gfaths.

LOUNSBERRy--On Saturday. April al, Mary
Resale, daughter Of William Bush, aud wife OF
Norman o. Lounsberry, aged p years
Huxi.EY.on the 18th inst, Hannah, wife Of Eli.h.
Huxley, aged IS years.
HUxLEY.-On the y,th inst, Elisha Huxley, aged
50 years.
BENNETr.--In this city on lath inst. Mrs. Eliza
beth Bennett, aged 50 years. months and Is days
BARNES.-On April aDth, 1876 Mrs. Ann Barnes
in the eishty-fouItb year OF her age,
KILMER-DEWEES,-At the residence Of tho
brides brothernlnw, Mr.. Georg. kilmer. W
French street, on Thursday evening, April 10th
1876. by Rev j. Owen Syphcrd. Mr., Ziba kllnel
and Miss Annie X, Devices, both Of Wilmington
- Del
Vim p. Davis, Samuel H. Baynard aud Cora
Price, all of Wilmington, Del.
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Gentlemen-It Is with feelings of gratitude that
place before you a simple statement of my sufferngs
and cure from the use of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. I
am forty years Of age and my occupation is that Of
map en9rayer. About fifteen years ago was Mt
tackled with what suppose was disease Of the
spine. | could not walk erect. owing to y great
weakness which | experienced ut the small Of my
back. My digestion becaine impaired, and by de.
grees my whole system became deranged. lsuiiered
in this way for years, and then placed myself
in the hands of eminent physicians They treated
me with mercury and many other strong remedies,
but grew worse instead ot better
In the spring of 1857 there appeared upon my
back and side two large abseeasos, and at this time
also suffering from very bad tlstulA my whole
system became utterly Frustrated, when | was ad.
vised to try the PERUVIAN SYRUP. ! commenced
using it, and at once experienced great relief. I
have taken three bottles Of it, and every trace Of my
former complaints have LETT me. My system has
sAined its strength. my appetite has returned and
feel myself completely renewed in and visor In
word, my health Is now perfect, and can truly say
that was never able to do more work, and with
greater ease to myself, than at this time, Yours
respectfully, JAMES. +. COX.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

ITS MEETING AT PRfNcKBs ANNR-sYNoDlCAL
ADMINISTRATION - ELKCTIoN oY DELE
aATks TO TEE aENkRAL ASSEMBLY,.
The Presbytery Of New Castle held it,
semi annual meeting, in Princess Anne,
Md, on the 18th. l9th and 10th inst.
There wAs full attendance Of both clerical
and lay delegates. Rev. ]. NJ. p. OTIS, D..
d. preach the opening sermon and pre-.
sided until new Moderator was elected.
Rev John squier, Of Port Deposit, was
elected Moderator, and Rev. George f..
Jones, of the Lower Brsndywne church,
and Mr.. L. P. Ripple, were appointed
clerks.
The time was principally taken up in the
review Of session works, and the years
work In the different churches under the
care Of the Presbytery. The reports
showed . most encouraging progress
throughout the Presbytery. There have
been revivals in most OF the churches.
The pastoral relationship between the
Rev J. +. Umstead and the church of St.
Georges was dissolved. Arrangements
were made for the installation Of Rev. Mr..
Taylor paster OF the Church Of Delaware
City, and Of Rev. @. F. Boynton ~ pastor
Of the church at Milford
The General Assembly overture on Syn.
odical representation were answered imam
imously In the negative.
Rev. L. Marks, Of Wilmington, aud Rev.
Geo. J. Porter, Of Newark, were elected ~
delegates to the next meeting OF the Gen.
eral Assembly, TO be held in Brooklyn, next
month.
The next regular meeting will be held in
Dover in September next. y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

H*1te0 Feo" pPe1UHs 1etyTUW'
PHILADELPHIA, April "a Beef cattle
were dull. this week, and prices favor buy
err $500 head arrived and sold at 6ll@
CSC for extra Penns. and Western steers
10 for few choice, 81 @6c for far to good,
and 4@5c per ID. was given for common AZ
to quality. Sheep were unchanged, 1000
head sold at 5ss4@7sssc per Id. gross ~ to
condition. Hogs were dull 2 300 head
arrived and sold at Sill 5O@l2.50 per one
hundred pounds nett.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27
the Double Funeral,
INrERMENr or THE REMAINS OF ELISHA HUx.
LEY AND WIFE

INrERMESr or THE REMAINS OF ELISHA HUx-
LEY AND WIFE.
The double funeral Of the late venerable
Elisha Huxley and his wife took place on
Saturday. The friends Of the deceased met
At his late residence and proceeded at
O'Clock to st. Andrews church.
The remains, placed in collins cover
ed with black cloth, were borne by
two hearsss which were driven side by side.
At the church the collins were carried In and
placed In front Of Ike altar. Bishop Lee
conducted the services, assisted BY lev. F.
M. Arnold.
The services being ended the funeral
train moved to Brsndywins Cemetery, the
two hearsss, a. before, drawn abreast, and
long line OF carriages moving in the pro-
cession. At the Cemetery, further services
took place and the two cofiiDs were then
lowered into the vault, that Of Mr.. Huxley
first.
The pAll-bsarers OF Mr.. Huxley were
James bradford. A. G. Robinson, 8. N. Pu-
sey, Edward 7. Bellsh, Edward L Rice, and
Isaac J. Jenkins of Mrs. Huxley, John b.
Lewis, John Jones, Bauduy 6immons, Z.
O. stotsenburg, Philip Garrett and Gregg
Chandler. Thomss Mitchell WAS the under
tnker
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

An old physician, retired from active practices
having had placed in his hands by an East Ind ia
Missionary the formula OF a simple Vegetable Re NJ
edy for the speedy und permanent Cure of Con:
sumption. Bronchitis, Catnrrh. Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, also positive and
Radical Cure for Nervous Complaints, after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers ~
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive, and conscientious desire TO relieve hn.
man suffering, he will send Gree Of chArRe) to all
who desire it. this receipt, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using Sent by return
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
DIR, ". G. STEVENSt.
mar2.lyw Monroe Block, Syracuse, N, Y.
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Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, DEL, April 26.-The mar
ket this morning was unusually full for
the season, but prices for the most part
are unchanged since our last report. But
ter and eggs show All improved tendency.
the farmers facetiously remsfking that 1t
WINS "Centennlsl times" Flowers are now
the principal attraction Of the market,
somewhat cheaper than last year. They sell
readily in spite Of the stringent times.
The following il = synopsis OF the prices
asked:
Meats, -Beefsteak. l602Oc per pound ;
stews 70l2c roAsts 12t0l6c oorned, To-
12c Clipped, 5000 veal, l0al2 outlet
zoe ; mutton, 10@l2c leg, l5c chops 16
@lSc pork IGc ham, nc sliced 2O@25c;
shoulders. 149l5c fitch, l2@l4c sau.
sage, Ice bologna, Ice pudding, l2c; lard
lGc.
F,uH-Apples 25@2Oc per half peck,
dried apples lOe per quart dried pexctes,
lOc pared 18@20c CrAnberrles l2@l5c !.
oranges 25tO3Oc per doz lemons, 25@30c;
cocoanuts S@1Oc apiece.
Observation-Disclosures 8p6Oc per pound;
eggs 23@25c per dozen; duck eggs 35c;
dressed chickens zoe per pound; live l8c;
spring u 25@l.50 per pair; potatoes lie;
cheese lac lSc per pound; lettuce 5@1O per
bunch; spinach and other greens l0c per
bali peck; onions l3c per half peck; email
onions lOc per quart; bunch onions &c; soup
beans l0c; hominy l0c; lima beans lie;
green peas &c; green corn 12c; cabbage 30
80 per head; parsnips 60 per bunch; apple
butter zoe per quart; rhubArb 5(1So per
bunch; very line siiad sold for so cents per
pair and herring for 12@l5c per duzen.
ouorA rroNs At ME BHAuDywrNr MrIIs vop
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MlarriaNcs.

SHREINER-C the 18th instant, by
Rev. Il. Israel, Jacob H. Shreiner, OF Dolphin Co.,
Penna. and Mrs. Sallie P. Craig, OF Wilmington.
HEISS-MAMMELE-On the aith inst, by the
Rev. DIR. Issnshmd. at the German Reformed
Zion Church. Leonard Heiss and Wilhelmine,
daughter Of Gottleb Mammele all Of this city,
RANDLE- LLOYD On the 18th inst, mt the
residence of the brides mother. by the Rev. j.
r. BAily, j, A. Randle. Of Chester, Pa, I" u, J.
Lloyd Of this city,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27
Central Church PRssorRle,
4 CALL EXTENDED TO Rev. J. HOWARD NIXON,
d. D.-HIs ANTKOEDENTS.

d. D.-HIS ANTKCkDENTS.
A largely attended congregational meet
ing Of the Central Presbyterian church was
held, Monday evening, and was presided over
by Rev. J. NJ. P. Otis, Of the West church.
The object Of the meeting was to consider
the filing Of the vacant passionate, and an
unanimous call was rendered Rev. J. How
ard Nixon, ID. D., President Of the Female
College at St. Charles, Mo-, = synodical in
stitution. The call WAS 30 entirely unAni-
nous that the usual ballot was dispensed
with, and 1t adopted by reclamation.
DR.. Nixon IL native Of Bndgeton, N. j.,
and brother Of Judge Nixon, Of the Su-
preme Court Of that State. He WAS gradu-
ated at Princeton College. For six years
past he has not been actively engaged in
the ministry, having boon compelled to re-
tire because Of throat affection, but he is
now entirely recovered from it. His last
charge was at indianapolis, where he ac-
oomplished good work aud left in the full
love and esteem of his membership. Mr..
Nixon feels that he il not fully performing
tho work to which he was ordained, and IL
ANXIOUS to re-enter the active ministry. al
though to do 80 will be 1t pecnniary SAC
riace. Several churches have extended him
calls, and the Central people feel that they
will be quite fortunate IL they shall obtain
him.
The action Of the meeting last evening,
was telegraphed Mr.. Nixon 1t once. II he
accepts, he will probably enter upon his du-
ties about the LIST Of June.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

DkLAvARK MyHKRALs FOR TEE OnNTEN-
niAL--It IL TO be regretted, that owing to
~ ovsrtax OF labor, L. +. Riddle, chairman
Ut the State committee on the collection Of
minerals for the Centennial Exposition,
has become 10 indisposed a. to BIZ unable
70 attend In person to the duty. He has,
however, employed F. A. Taylor, Of this
CITY, on his behalf, who is now attending to
the work. Mr.. Taylor WAS up at Hockessln
yesterday making arrangements with J. g.
Jaokson for . full display of Hockessin
marble, limestone and iron ore, and also
with the proprietors Of the clay quarries for
exhibits Of crude and manufactured kaolin.
With the mineral deposits Of Hockessin,
the blue granite Of the Brandywine, ore
from Iron Hill, bog ore from Kent aud Sus.
sex. and other mineral deposits throughout
the State, 1t 10 expected thst . oreditAble
display will be made. Either Mr. Riddle OF
Mr.. Taylor would be glad 10 receive speci
mems OF DelAware minerals or any informA-
Mon relating 10 thsm which may contribute
70 the display Of Delaware in this branch d
the OonoounlAl.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

CAPITAL IN THE FIsHIHa BUSINESS. -Sa-
lam county, New Jersey has invested large
ly in the fishing business. A correspond
snt Of the Standard has figured up $50, 200,
worth between ElsinborO Point aud Bay
Side, some fifteen or twenty miles, ~ fol-
lows Hope Greek, 100 nets and boats,
valued at $3.50 each, $35, 900 Bay Side, 40,
"a, 900 Mad Horse, IL, 1920; Allowsyrs
Greek, 20, $1,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

BroAMY WEATHER NoRTH.-Rev. Il. E.
Bartlett, pastor Of the Elm street Baptist
church, ID In receipt Of letter from Wood
ford, Vermont, In which it il stated that
open westher prevailed until the Goth.
bince that time there have been many snow
storms, and now there 10 between four aud
dive feet OF snow on the ground. The
streams are frozen, and the mills are idle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

ExrsNsIvE CossERvAroaIrs PRoposrp-
JA. q. CLOUD, Of this city, in connection
with 4 n. OrAnston, of Green Bank, pr0po-
- g establish at the latter plsce, extern
awe hover greenhouses. They will ret out
In few.weeks several Thousand carnstion
pinks and other flowers, and next fall will
erect their gfeen-house.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

OPaNIsa or THE FRANKFoRD Il BREAK
wArxA EXTENSION. - On the 18th inst,
trains began to run through to Franklin,
ehs present terminus Of the FrAnkford and
Breakwatsr II. r. The trains leave Frank
lin 1t .. M, aud arrive at p. m. Some
time during this week, new steamer will
BE- pot on 10 run between Franklin and
(lhinontanUua
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QUOTATIONS AT 9HE BRArDYwISK MlL1S "
ELOUR AND 0RAIN-CORRkQrtp DAILY.
PnaiAdelpata Markets.

PHILADELPHIA. April 26.-Flour quiet
Penna. family, $6.00@6.75 high grades,
$725@S50. Wheat inactive PennA. red,
*1.50 amber, 81 Sol So white, S1.55
western, 1.00@1.07. Rye SIC. Corn dull
and weak yellow 83@G4c. Oats declin.
ing !; white 45@5Oc; mixed, 42@43IIc. ::Mess
pork, &23. 20a23.5O Lard l3at@l4Ic.
Whiskey Slip.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

FRANKroRD d BRKAKwATkR II. R.-The
annual meeting Of the Frankfort Il Break
water r. r. was held at Georgetown on the
10th inst, and the old directors were TO-
elected. John Hickman WAS reelected
President. The condition of the road,
from the reports submitted, appears to be
improving very much. Large quantities Of
freight are quite frequently passing over
~ rails to New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

NoRx CARRIAaEs YoR AUSTRALIA. Mo.
Lear 4 Kendall have received another or
der from . gentleman In Australia, this
time for first Glass cAbFsolet vehicle much
uAsd In that country, slso for = fine top
buggy with double and single harness.
They have received word that the cArrisge
sent last fall had arrived safe snd gave GU
tire. satisfaction. A tea-oart since shipped
has not yet reached its destination,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

DisAANDED.-The State Capital Guards,
last Summer, has dsbanded, in conse-
qusnce Of the lack Of interest taken In its
success by . majority Of the members. At
ameeting on Wednesday evening 4 commits
tee WAS appointed to make sale OF the ef-
fects of the company on Wednesday even.
ing next. The arms and sccoutrements will
be turned over to the proper authorities
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

GETTING ROE IN Susskx. From Frank
ford station alone. in Hnssex county, there
wers shipped II, 100 dozen eggs from the
lot OF January to the 18th OF April, which
rseurned ~, $40. During the same time
2, 40 bushels Of corn were sent away from
tie same place, bringing In $l,294. 10,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

The worth Of any invention which obyaies or nit.
igat's the loss of any of the natural cannot
De measured by dollars and cents OF this charac.
ter are the Diamond spectaces," which are hclen
tihcAly made from the best possible material, Eye.
ny pair has the trademark, u small diamond.
For sale in Wilmington by b. 5. Clark.
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EXAMINE!

The host and most durable CEDAR WARE in the
market Wash tubs. butter tubs, bath tubs ice
cream tubs, buckets. churs, OF the usual Aixea ind
made Of sound. seasoned cedar in the strongest and
meet durable manner. at the old stNnd Of Myers
Hayes. WIN, MARSHALL,
al WsSt Front street.
Repairing thoroughly done With d,syatch.
ASf17 Saw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-27

PaAsonAL. J. J. Turtle writes Us
from Georgetown, Del, that there are pa
psrs and lettsrs on file in the Department
OF State as Washington. which explain his
standing, and position toward tho Govern.
ment, during the War, and that it may also
DO seen there on whose recommendation he
was appointed.