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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
H. r. BALDWIN. benera fas3 mgr A2ent.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRN RAILROAD


Bnghamon syraeI AMI Osveeo without CHANGE OF CARS
~ - MINER ARRANGEMENTS, cOmmcaciug MONDAY, July IT,
a:ooa BROAD GAUGE EMPRESS TRAIN ya Booron Branch,
I'm s hTsas from o'HS gnGa sa Sa ''
and at Scranton With and for Kingston. WEesOarFe P
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Denl with gooS.
ar AnOyrr anI Newton Washington the d. IT, and W. B.
cu. and Os"e and at Eason with Lga Valley for all points
u: LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop. at Xers.t Morris,
V Is Bt Dr. r. R. 70, BcTde g. a. a. E,stcn Y
for Bethlehem. Allentown hsarh Chunk. Wkbse Reading and
400 D. M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson AMI
BDuucn drectg through Bnzhamon change Of
stopping plep Stations Connect at Dover With Chester H.
MO FAsT6N EXPRESS connect. Dover with R.
R. At Ea'e,oo With SUSSEX r. r. and at Eaton Nh L. v FOR
500 IA cKBrTSTOwS MAIL, connects With BOOn'On, Chester
ror hGRRIsTowN lis 9lo 2O 1900 n. 2:9o, o:ao 49,
Por SUMMIT and station, at $50 I:l51:i oo lOo
aD For FOX oRayE G sS% SoTr oRiSGs go & go 1910
.n 20 a. NJ l:lo 80 $40 $50 SD 600 $40 s:' s'
!5 80 80: &C. &c. g. s S s.o l0 49, i &c.
ls FF' % 1r BhoSS R ' s Sd's aoSrcLAra &c.
co aud 400 $50 $40 f ssS lRd s5s.,n,.ne,
T. foot Ch,mbess-st and foot q zsdss as follows. u so
Fps s EI9;' 2 Ne. d improved a I'M
M H 5G es4
hrou Sleeping Coaches accompany tho
Susquehanna BudsO the $3.50 train from
EeTYoEk Suspension Bridge snt the train from heT-Io to
Bfap Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Eurant Tram leaves
dsily at SIS p.m
For Por: Jsrvis sul Way. E:oOa IN. GnI4 40 Pm.
For Nj letONn and Way. a. 40 and j:JO p NJ and sundays
ONLY. $50 a.
Otisyile and WAY, st +ll:0 J.
Scgh a WAY, at m. $50 and p.
For Sudrrn AMI Way, and ?. 49,. a..
NaT q: 6:4j, 10 m IL m I;h - ':l o
6:l5 D. m. and 'l2 m 'lnirh. - .,,- .,.,.. - .,,,,S
s4:CO 500 g. 6lj aad Wednesdays ana Saturdays only
t2 milG'ght -, " lam. - Am Car,
i5 a. fS:p 30 $50 aud Wdaes ay' and satur,
DAYS ouIy midnight Special Sula Trans At 1890 NJ and t;
.L,iybo
23 dero Is miants isu tune Last boat from Jl
for Passage anil for APaIensin Drawing Room ana Sleeping
Caches can he ohane for the checking ard transfer OF Bag
@ v be- 10 AZ the COMPANY Goes 24 49, and 57 Broadway Us
I-s anl III Avenue, Harmi
nr,t ProoLyn: Ia Broadwi, NaEsburgh Depots foot Of
c,mit and Cot Of ScwYOrk; and Long Dock Depot
IoSnv City l5i 4! the Agents the principal hotels
'Dsiy tPOr Piermon and Hyack tFGr hae1en.acE
r. IpTcKEP ~ An VIM r. BARR
GsriSnnt 1911 Gen'l Pass'r Al
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

AID II EIv.E kALB"ID COHPAST
PKEs'DsNl O2PiCa--G -auI Ieai: al Depot
HNHE PASSENGER TRAINS of TINS Company,
Win tie rxceon CT the lONKES SPECIAL aud amer WEB
NESpAl next AMI from the Gran4 Central Depo"
Forty second st. aud Fudrth.l7c ,.,,-, -
Rntrance for paserkeS Cepaayc between Pnr'n ara
Forty. ioI II .sts. W. H. NAApERbAbi, '. T.
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
"' ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

Passenger NewYOk Of Twenty syuthst and
Touthave. Entrance b. Twenty -SeTenth-st
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MeareS',

sI1TF IA Ea Ey now SEs ofEsfSd
THE LARGE sTls ASs4BEeE SdoS Ss Ne" AND
TO o BE HAP 9 9S sLSTH;4VB
GREAT BARGAINS IN silks Ill AND Dress GOODS.
poPfs sf AND
100 pieces Dress Good, In COlOr oc
y, choice patterns s.tTs. A Pi, fS!oI nd Plain coo
pieces Heavy POpHu Ap,cas and Impress Cloths e in
p Fine French s.tn.. &C.. zoe, and sOe.
Atwood yelour. One goods. 81 Ind sII'.
Fine A' A Eseeni Fu fI.'i LINZ 81 MOURNING GOODS
Fin. B.. cp. and Es Tsssae 5sl: nus and Sc
Best Brand, Bl,ei Alpaca. pc Sc - &C. and &c.
Pine Black cA'An'I %B p AZ x now 4 az opfSlye
R Eli. 1 TaTTs1f 81: ;1;t:': si. SID Sly
$50 very 'p!enc, Bss Gro. Grain s Just received sl'
'n h:... fys: 6; sis s'; ~
5 III EsSSE q F5$J BLACK
AND LOWEST PRICES
E:hy: sn :, Es Ss1,s 1' a. &C. s and 81
s.ei .sd ecrsi Bonnie: vs,:s Is g. and 81 IS worth
SS,s.s y::. !,e.s: .is; g I'd 60: s s,Sn
Glazing vs i ri IRR e IIs6 t sSR s opt NJ 81
5000 Ottoman sh.v sh oO' choice patterns 81 u.s. So - 90
'vs cry ae i patterns, Is, Is 90 e. 81, .sdsa
HOUSEKEEPING p! g.: AN1 R0 ~ ssS GOODS
hSa s PSs or "a N. csS. n md Piano Covers
iOI Hs.U B.nlss, % IS p st@S. Is ss%,ss.
Large s M 3sb Ss Il 81 NJ
Cent?, hstpe yests and Drawers, 7sc See, and ell
b:4:i s assei as,;s: r s and 30
n fSs s sccbs fSGshs yEArHERs AND FELT HATS
Pbhons Ps,semsntede Glnps and Velvet Ribbons.
plssk 0uipure La6ki d unusually low rItes . -.
Corset tndsrvear fsns and Hoop Skirts In all the h'ohe
HsSdtni, wOs Goods nntI Mno Coai, AID cap' Velvet
LegTihs, he HShAk Az 20 1870 $500.
mn. ~ EfnaAAa 81
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printing.

ENGRAVING ON WOOD.-D. w. G. CAM
II MEYER Co. Nos @ and "a Esssanst n T. EVER dcnp
BusVtng Wood erute In artistic sye aDo
reasonable pc Designs And Estimates furnished Orders BY mall re-
esve prompt attention
SLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
BLAEKB0oKs made 70 any pattern. 0Iders solicited
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, IVA Fulton-st:--
MANUFACTURED
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Bieamboais an6 Railroads.


AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFoRT.
c SSs p STp sr.:SSc sia e.
CRY S!ri1 OFT on soSH II; ssv and steamers
CITY OF LAWRENCE and
;1 Is S'is :. f ss:s:l :ss i
@ s' iss SS:s s s Ear e ws.. :
s? ss sss@ tickets md rates Of % g saSsf o.. .
STAMFORD and GREENWICH, Trf-WeeFiY
DAY ri crT I n snSs s ,s.
from foot Of ThIrtyssysatSst. r. 2Isp m -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COZ
tTs fsf f n y ma
k ER E s So E s n RATS Iow sso S
~ =: q: S;s:; VIM ~ I'S
'''''i' TICKETS a0oS ST51 FESSEiL o.a. A...
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-yERSEY.-
D r s%i1 a S ss sbei F % ,b %S sse Ss
with the Delaware L.els and Railroad palhpbqV
9Th The Leigh AMI sss:el.nD. yao.i .sd Eou With DE L
SGh change o. ears, si.s csotrai Penn'1
'r aEff sSEisa I aIzs EG TRs WEST
t od faSSs9 E,OG Be S s ssScs C9Tas
TS".nd TtTrPy Gr Connects Junction With D. L. and
Sera "a sS. e; E g: A.
iHsSP n FsP.Sa vim LeS1 Or M.HeA
hcrAton WiiamspO. Bhe, kc at BaOa with
Lr ,d,gh VALLEY Rdlro . for Manci Chunf
io:D a. m.-Way Train some Ylie
uis:o mo. Pennington Raston, Allentown Aanca Chuak
nanano Wv, lslto ton, Wiebarre Reading Counts Lancas
-
2p m.-For PiaIps.ld.
2;O p r-For stoo Comes Pblrp+bu-g with Leigh and
Sa on l1r AirnioHn Hkesrre md EistOa
L@esh nay for Aen:,wa ND Ca:aSaugui. Connects ~
P m-FOr Eason. Alsn.ogu anil Maasl Cham
t:s D. m-For Somervillc AMI Plsningto,
NCINNAu RKPRRss daily Ba.tpu Bethlehem, Allen
W. headnc Harrisburg Pttsur-h Chicago Cincinnati
rg ana Palace Cas- 10 Pittsburgh and Chicago.
o:l0 p m--F0r SJmHrV.s
p. In.-PJr Piston
! .. m.-Por Soncrvile
1:.Opm.-(En 1nnt)-Por H.,,on
9:40p. m.-Por PlAndh
Up m-Por Plailhed Heine, ASS alj SI;u-h-L
For !:
1899 Has M; 80 100 900 go 3S a. 4Cn 40 AS
Sis 61) 7:0J 49, ~. 800 ot00:45 D.
Ticket. Ohael the oR Of Rail.
Of LJerty-. NeS.YOrk; and
hotels and tcaet Offices in Sew-iOtE Gig :, n
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A NCHOR LINE.-STEAMERS TO GLAS-
"A Cow, LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
from Pier % North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY
THE NEW DEPARTURES:
FROM GLASGOW: FROM NEW-fORk:.
saturday Oct, "a .Ssturay Nov
TRNACRiA WenesIay Oct 8TPINACRIA .Wedne~ay, Nov
saaniay Oct 81 AUSTRALIA .SautdRv Nov II
EUROPA SATURDAY, Oct 23 EuHOPA NOW 10
Flint Capn Isrssge S65 S75 intermediate, 81 steeTa
@2S Storage tickets from above ports. SR
Wv HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
BOwlEg-grsen
For the noqon Of is patrons pubH the Anchor Line
opened q broadwAV where besides Oc an Tcet
Raa ckets station North and South be purchased
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s. DINGEF. AucuoDeer -
TWILL SELL at PUEBLO AUCTION, on

WILL SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
W ElTURDlr Nov T. 1871 st oeoci p m precisely,
" in larco,s IS O f-ucel, tie
VALUABLE FAbA or SIX Y,QNR ACRES,
S the Village ofNeW.Rochelc, Westrbeser County, n T. for
N rerl7 Owned snd occuried BY George Lockwood
~ po Us u rur wen heated for vla stes srd range
,gn6,eG Within Pot No stands tastefuly des Ened and
st vha Dwell eei under Mr. LOcswcOds personal
srTiap for private resdece Il contains kitchen cSr
roou parlOr seven bedrooms, and bathroom
sIicr the Ions sEe gareD, fu trees in full hearings
S and stable, gardeners cot
r ks Slle positive TENS easy Possession Immediately Sale
= Il peuises O'Clock precisely, SATURDAY Nov 1911
Egtrps OF ss maps &r mp JOHN FOWLER jr. attorney
ss No 81 Nas,.u.sL; r. II COWDIEY, GttOrne7ss'w,
LGWGl,L MIR + II O.DikE thorT eJ'-a,-lsa No 100
p.s,v CHARLES H. SMIi Nc. 23 BOsdSHy
80 5. DlSGEB Co,
AuctOEeers,
No g. CeiGr. st.. New-York
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Orean cleaners.

IT 8, MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY a. O'Clock D. n, preseIy
from PIER No. 4, North River.
BoRRo CASTLE Capt 9. @. Porter tvia Nassu) Nov. @
COLUMBIA Capt. E. Van Size. ..................NoV g.
MISSOURI. Can. T II. Morton Nov l6.
No HoEi 1yreen
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

In our advertising columns. this week.
10 the announcement Of Rev. Dr.. Nc
Csbe's lectures. to be delivered At New
ark. Del. on Wednesday, March lst, and
Wednesday, March Ssh. As the Doctors
rcpstation as = lectoipr l. widely known.
il is only nsssssary for rs here to state
that The cisiscns Of Newark and vicinity
may expect : rare in,cllsctual treat. and
should avail themselves Of the opportunity
Of hearing him.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
PnocEEDlSus or cOSoREss.

MONDAY, Feb. 20.--In the Senate the
House bill to guard the purity Of cleo
tons" was reported from the judiciary
Committee. The consideration Of the
Legislative Appropriation bill was re-
su,ncd, and, after discussion. the amend
mcnt made in Committee Of the Whole,
repeating the provision prescribing that
the possession Of Presidential pardon by
any suitor in the Court Of Claims shall be
taken and deemed rs conclusive evidence
Of disloyalty. was adopted.
In the House tho usual number OF bills
and resolutions, for reference only, were
introduced and disposed Of The joint
resolution authorizing the President to
appoint commission for the survey Of the
Northwestern boundary. and appropriating
SlO0 900 to defray tho expenses Of the
commission, was passed after discussion.
TUESDAY, Feb. 81 The Senate amen
dcd and passed the Legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bill. There was
an interesting debate on the national edu-
cational project.
In the House, the southern Pacific rail-
road bill, from the Senate. was amended
aud pnssed. In tho Missouri contested
ease Of Shields vs.. H. T. Van Horn, the
latter was declared entitled to his seat,
and Shields was allowed $4,000 for his
OK xpenses in the contest.
| WEDNESDAY,. Feb. 22.-In the Senate
the Bill providing for n Centennial Ami
vcrsory Exposition. to be held at Phila'
delphin, was discussed until the expira'
ton Of the moraipg hour. The bill rclat-
ing TO the MEG claim was recciv'
cd from the House. The consideration o
the Indiana Appropriation bill was contin
ucd and q number Of amendments were
made.
The day in the House was entirely de
voted to the consideration Of the Deicicn
cy Appropriation bill, in which numer
GUS amendments were made. The debat'
upon il was varied BY long and hot pcrso
nal discussion between Alsssrs. Faruswortl
and Butler and Messrs. Wood and Town
send. MIR. Brooks took an opportunit,
of lchouncing the use Of Federal troops il
State elections. A vote was finally take'
on the bill and it wa. passed.
THURSDAY. Feb 23.--As the presen
Congress will expire this day week. it
I not now expected that anything more Q
/ importance. except the appropriation bills
, will be passed. In the Senate several bill
we're quietly shclvcd, among them tn
Southern Pacific railway bill. as returnc
d from the House. and the ncvcr-endin
4 McG ABRAHAM land claim, which will prob
ably stalk forth agnin in the Foriy-secon
Congress. Senator Cameron is still peg
. ging away on the Philadelphia lndePeu
: dencc Exposition Centennial bill. Th
n House bill to punish embczzling bank of
/. GERS was passed.
In the House the Senate bill prcscril
: ing tho modified oath to be taken by Sci
J, ator Miller, Of Georgia. vas pissed. I'll
. bill needs Executive approval before III
!. Senator can take his seat. The Sena
:. will be full for the FIRST time in ten yen
y when MIR. Miller docs take his seat. III
. House passed the fortiiication and Il
J. river aud harbor annual appropriate
l. bills. The Baltimore harbor ship cham
=. gets $50 900, aud there src number
. appropriation for Maryland and Virgin
waters.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

DEArm or Ex-GoyERSoR CAusEY.--The
Milford Mutual Friend. Of Saturday. re-
fers to the death ofths old, valued aud CT.
Unable citisen MS follows;
1t is our melancholy duty toannounce
in this issue the demise Of our esteemed
follow citizen. Ex-Gov. Peter +. Causcy.
His death took place at his residence in
South Milford, yesterday morning ut 7 o.
clock. after painful illness Of many years.
all Of which We are assured he bore with
more .han Christian fortitude. Aged sew
cnty years aud one month. Seldom has
il fallen TO tho lot Of tho printer TO nn-
nouncc the demise Of one who. in all the
relations Of life hath more faithfully and
hoporably discharged his duties than the
subject Of our notice. reared up 10 the
nierchantile profession IN our town. which
business he persued with untiring dill.
gcnce and indeiatigablc cxcrtions in all
his earlier days a,nnssing comfortable
competence with which be accomplished
great good. Ever foremost In al enter.
prizes for the promotion Of the best inter.
csts Of the town and vicinity. with full
and lils.sl hand for all charitable and be.
uevolcnt purposes, stricly honorable In oil
his transaction, such Was Peter +. Csusey,
Having filed various important trusts il
Church and State during his active liz
eth such fidelity. hs vas elected % III,
olkes Of Governor Of lhs State in 1854 b,
large nejosity, which oiies. after III
oselitulipssl tssu hsd expired. he lais
dswn viii " psosd satislassion that D.
~ oshis NJ bslsaged The eou6dcpcs sc
pessa y Mn n ~ ssasttsssey.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
,a,DDlsrssvs, -
y enAsr Al aursmaAl.asr

Ihs recent special message Of the Pres
idsat % the subject Of the Berlin mission.
whish mssssss attempted to run parallel
bcswssu the instisutions Of the 0ermau
Empirs and those Of the United States.
and which only served to show the Presi-
dents ignorance Of both. aud made him
laughing -stock as home and abroad, has
hsd The eaect to strengthen suspicious al
ready existing. that be is an imperialiss At
heart, and actually aiming At imperial
power.
The enforcement acts Of the last aud
present sessions Of Congress. also strength
thsss saspicions. while his general de-
msancr, taken IN connection with other
shisgs. all point to the same conclusion.
In the course Of The inqnisition instituted
u the present session Of Congress 10 the
House Of Representatives, against North
Carolina. the following fact was elected !:
Rev. J. Brinton Smith, formerly Of New
Jersey. who was appointed by Gen. How
ard. Superintendent Of Education in North
Carolina. was at Raleigh, previous to the
Governors election. and conferred with
Gov. Holden on that and other political
subjscts. He heard Holden avow himself
decidedly for Grant for Emperor, and for
his son ~ successor TO the throne, while
expressing the belief that our Government
would soon take the imperial form. The
revelation 4 this fact may serve to explain
the interest manifested by the Presiden
for tho reelection Of Governor Holden. ant
the prompt manner in which he distributed
Federal troops over the whole State to in.
timidate the people in the exercise Of thci
dearest privilege.
Mr.. Smith is Republican, and n maj
worthy Of crcdencc. His statement wa
made ON oath. in the evidence which h.
gave before the Congressional Committe
appointed to inquire into the condition O
North Carolina. These things, taken to
gether, are enough to awaken the atten
tiou and to excite the arprchensions
the people Ms to the purposes Of the Pres
idcnt and the corrupt and reckless men il
his interest. Eternal vigilance is tn
price Of liberty" and the people cannc
BE- too waschfal over those now in power
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
Fjy ne Middidown Ttonseyipt.

Mn. EsIroR I'll wish 10 express my
gratitude to my my friends in Middlctown
and the surrounding country. for their
liberality IN sustaining me in my loss.
and I pray that God mny bless every ono
Of them with the power Of an endless life
in Heaven. Isaac b. JxsTxR.
Feb. 10Th, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Mr.. Closd sspeeted shs bin 10 amssd ~ Get 10
incorporate ths KiSkwood Building asd Lsas
Iaociatiou, which Was passsd.
On motion of NJ. Closd, The Seyate BIN % -
esruse ~ ray Of ~ usmbsrs d tAs teGioseUe
MN o. v % - ~, was Rad second ti.s
y y ss ~: On PiSs % Y: hi ii ~. s sSsss.y
NJ. Smith sGhssd joist resoIutlon isstrueti.g
the 8ouSe Treasurer To enter salt aQa1ast the
Jusctlss and Dssakwster Railroad Company Sos
sisese i.'srss. r. % The a''' 4 SsnasS
Mr. Chandler introduced bill to compel rail-
,iana river, 10 build suitable draw sepivsf bdee
20, which vas Rad.
Arrnsoos Ssnpos.
SxsArs.-On motion q Nj. vaWdegsin, the
House bill for The rrlisf of School district No. 81,
In New CMssls county, was passed also tbs bill
authorizing the city Of Wilmington 10 costracs
with the =. W. aad ,. II. n. Company 10 ssla-
.ion 10 opening Spvucs street..
I'm metios Of NJ. Lesley, The House bill 10 10.
corporate the delaware LssSd improvement Com
p~ny was takes up for consideration, ansadsd
aud passed.
Hcrsr.--Mr. Newton gave notice Of bin 10
incospossss tbe 81. Georges Cemetery Company.
Mr.. Smith, reported The senate TO incospessts
the Nssesic half Cen,pany q Wilmington, with
| Mr.. Newton, introduced bill 10 annex Schoel
district No. 50 10 81. Georges Hundrsd 10 Red
Lion Hundred .M.
Mr.. Smith introdsrcd bin 70 Incorporate The
Dover Life Insurance Company, which WAS read
Mr.. Smith introduced bill 10 amend chapter
43a. 18th vol. Delaware Laws, requiring pssD0ns
taking out license TO sell Intoxicating liquors, 10
be recommended by - freehold citizens, which
was read.
| Mr.. How, introduced bill 10 divorce Jacob
Lem from his wife, Hester }. Lem, which wss
| read.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Spring Fashions noT seady at the Elm.
porium Of Mrs. NJ. A. Binder. l10l, N.
W. Cor. Eleventh and Chestnut Streets,
Philadclphia. Read Mrs. NJ. A. B.'s
advertisement iu this issue! Don't fail
to give her n call /.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

6xxAfoR BAYARD.--Wc think Delaware
ought to bc proud Of the prominent and
manly stand taken by her able and gallant
young Senator in the Senate Of the United
Ststes. His clear head. honest heart and
fearless spirit, have already rendered him
. man Of mark among his compccrs in
that body Of "most potent. grave. and
reverend scignoirs." Indeed. she has
bssa ably represented. for some time past.
By both her Senators. and also in the low
sr House. But Mr.. Baysrd has taken an
advance position. and has attracted towards
hinself tho admiration Of tho country.
The measure Of his fame is not yet full,
spd vs have no doubt that fresh honors
avsit him. ~ tho reward Of his dis.in-
guishsd ability and Of his devotion to the
bsss interest," Of his country and fidelity to
The Dsmssrasis party. Tho voice Of Del
awars 10 uttered with distinciucss and en-
phasis in both houses Of the national as.
eanbly. and no State has more cause ;c
b proud of her faithful representatives,.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

.7l ktscrIox FaAups. s.--Thc radical press
hss bed great deal to say upon alleged
fraudulent voting in the city Of New
Yesk. Tho Hartford Times calls their at
tsutioa to tho fact that while the populn-
ton sf Chaslestown. Mass. according to
the late census Is 81 900. the vote cas-,
1t the late election was over 10000
. strikias iilsssrasion Of the purity Of the
bsllctsbox under radical rule. This ratio
vould give New York city 275.OOO, OF
twice as usDy as are cast there; yet th'
Rspsbliesa papers say that every vote .
hove llO. .O60 b ffssdulent. II 80. wha
h shs chsssstss ofshe vote cast In Charles
stvsy Il suss b even moro fraudulent
thss tkat u New York. bat q Il Is radi
81, tbaa sltsss The eass. and renders harm
4 ~ wtat h Nsv Yosk b ssesgh 10 rous
~ sitssoss isdignasios oftbs entire rad
ieai pssa = ibs eountry! Consistency
tAsssst. isdssd. jsssl. a
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
BuslN Ess LOCALS.

Fresh Oysters, every day, from Crisasld At
OYSTER BAY, for 81 rs per Gallon.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Rambos Whites and Kennedny's Lime,
For sale by A. 7. BRADLEY.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Crisacld Oysters at 0vsrsR Bar, at 20 cents
per Quart.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Ladies will find relief from their Headache,
Cos,ivcncss, Swimming In the Head Collie, Souv
Stomach, Restlcssncss, ect., ETC., by taking sims
mons Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy localities may
avoid all bilious attacks by taking n dose of
simmons Liver Regulator occasionally, TO keep
the Liver In healthy action. Il should be used
by all persons, old and young. II Is not un,
pleasant, Is purely vegetable compound, 10 not
injurious TO the most delicate constitution, aud
will keep the Liver In healthy nc,ion.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Canned Cora, Tomatoes, Pickles, Prepared
Cocoanut, Farina, Sea Moss farinc, Corn Starch,
Ourrants, Raisins, Ciiron, Cranberries and LEM
ons, jus, received aud for Sale, by
]. A. REYNOLDS / SONS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines and
Needles. Grover l. liakcrs Sewing Machines and
Needles. Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewing Machines and
Needles. For Sale by
J. A. REYNOLDS L SONS,
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

- ~ s>ssnship NORTH Anssisss, from
z - 166slse. ~ 3. Theuas. arrived u
~ 1UA - lfesiay. bringing ne~s Of
81 - - slulgsl - = tks Uaised States
oo1tss 1ssssnss. tssiag % board The
& Doniaos ssnuluisssss. when The
y s. - l|uu1n1n1ks enasE esssssd -
sIk 49,, u IL poaikso, ~
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

h, \. ~ ssldl NJ ssstribusion enacted Il
ra5s - "a " he Bast q
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Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
UNION LODGE NO. s, A. "a
and A. NJ, MippLErowS. ~

A called communication will he held In ths
Lodge Room, this Saturday, afternoon at
o'clock. A full attendance is requested, NJ mat.
tiers Of business will be broughl before tho Lodge
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Wanted, 10000 Bushels Of Wheat Al highest
market price, for act, Wm. Lea 4 Sons,
4. 7. EVANS,
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Try Pouiaxat Flour, the best In this market,
For Sale by A. 7. BRADLEY,
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

BlAiR's CASTOR Or / GLycEnixs PouAps.--
We have just received n supply Of this excellent
preparation for the Hair. CmAxnsaLAiss,
Pharmacist.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

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usdseiisl = : vkss kla1 b psssGssa m ~
Y = ~ qAveaNap y. 49,. ~ 2 ~ 49,
thsls dellasa, o ss1es thsl ~ 1ss . ~
vsssal z llsWj 1laselss" s1klIl(s1s 4 e S5Ss y
O.: Shtoaa, T.. ~ % sapsulsesso s1c1S1Gl
tpos!Ass wisA snagao = - - 9 eiIIii152
= y 'F''!! ~ =: Z
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Prime Glover and Timothy Seed a,
u. r. EvANa',
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

No. /. Shore Mackcrel, In Barrels, Half Bbls.
Quarter and Kits. No. 3 medium Nackcrel In
Hbls. and half bbls. Labrador Split and Eas,-
port Herring, In Barrels and half bbls. New
Georges Goldfish, by the pound, for Sale At
REYNOLDS / SONS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Mt. Carmel Locust Mountain Coal, Hickory
and Oak Wood for Sale Mt Evans Coal and
" FOOD Yard, Middlciown, Del.