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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

CATCHING THE HARE before cooking il is not
more essential than to have a choice stock of
gOods on hand before inviting the public TO call
and examine il; and even this is not more i'm
portant than 70 let the public know the attrac-
tons and inducements YOU have to offer after
stocking your shelves These plain business
principles are well understood and practiced l,y
MI Baum, the well-knOwn corset and hOoD-
skirt manufacturer, at 4Os 9TH street The result
Is ms establishment is always crowded with the
secure his latest Styles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

INSTRUCTIONS FOR GARBAGE COLLECTORS.
"A circular has been issued to the garbage col
lectOTs by Inspector General Gatchell. instruct
ing them that from and after this date il shall
be the duty Of all garbage collectors to keep
careful supervision over their respective dis
uicts, with a view to collect all garbage ashes
NTH, and decayed vegetable matter therein, and
to see to its prompt removal; to notify the occu-
pants OF each house in their respective districts
TO deposit garbage, ashes, &c, in some conye-
niSnt place on their premises, easy of access
and in a suitable vessel, that the same NAV be
collected daily, and any parties failing to com
ply with said request must be reported i'm writing
by the garbage collector of such district, thai
proper steps may be taken to enforce the sani-
taTy regulations. No garbage collector, under
any circumstances, viii be permitted to absent
himself from duty any day or part of day. with
out nrst obtaining permission. Garbage cOllec-
tors, while in the discharge of their duties will
treat every one with respect aud courtesy
charges against garbage collectors for neglect
or duty, or violation of rules, will, il sustained
be deemed a sufficient cause for recommended
ton for dismissal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

GENTLEMEN's DRESS SHIETs-the largest
variety of kinds and sizes
Boys Dress Shirts from 81 to a.
Gentlemen's Night Shirts.
Night Caps, Silk Handkerchiefs, Stocks, Sc
frlces are based upon the lowest market values
GEO. C.. HENNING,
No. 40 18th street northwest.
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Shy lock among the Hospital Stew

HOW A CLAIM AGENT MADE A GOOD HAUL.
Is NOT SATISFIED, Bot LIKE OLIVER TWIST
CRIES FOR HORE.
Early in the present year a certain CLAIM,
agent Of this city, who was formerly chief clerk
Of a bureau in one OF the Departments made
an arrangement with fOTtv-nine hospital stew
ards, who had been appointed from the clerical
force of the War Department, by which they
were - pay him ten per cent. on all amounts OF
pay which might be found due them under a
favorable ruling, which he thought might be
extra pay, but which ruling the War Depart
ment and accounting officers of the Treasury
had refused to make. BY means best known to
himself, he ascertained that a favorable ruling
would be made in their cases, upon which he
de manded twenty per cent. Seventeen of the
stewards refused to consent to collection OF
their claims at that rate, but twenty-nine con-
sented to the additional demand. The favorable
decision was soon forthcoming, but a day or
two before its PRONUNCIATION the stewards were
visited and told that as there was some uncer-
tainty in the case they had better sell their
claims for fifty cents on the dollar. Most OF them
eoLsentIng, they were then taken to the Office of
q Notary Public, where they were paid ff6y
per cent, with an additional deduction on the
gross amount of five per cent, which left them
but forty -hve per cent. of their original claims
by TINS little game the purchaser secured an
average Of S325 on each claim, and the claim
agent the fee OF twenty per cent lover SfOO1 uDon
each. 10 Is said that this ex-chief clerk secured
over one hundred and fifty claims, on each of
which be gets twenty per cent. for collection
while the purchasers make fifty-ive per cent
The ex-chief clerk now claims that he has a lein
upon the pay checks of the seventeen hospital
stewards who refused to be victimized by him,
ana who filed their own papers in the proper
quarters As he holds written agreement with
these gentlemen, by which he was to receive ten
per cent OF the amount OF their claims, he insists
upon considering them his debtors, notwith-
standing the fact that he violated the terms of
the agreement by demanding twenty per cent.
The hospital stewards alege that they with
drew their claims after this demand and prose-
cuted them themselves, he cannot possibly Law
claim to any percentage. Ii Is understood that
the Secretary of the Treasury has been made
aware of the facts i'm the case, and will take
measures to protect the hospital stewards against
the demands of this Shylock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

ACCIDENT TO TUxSEL-In consequence of
he partial caying In OF one Of the tunnels ON
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad west of Cum
beriand, on Wednesday night, the passengers
due in this city that line az 10 O'Clock YES
terday morning did not arrive until after dark
last evening. IL IL not likely, however, that
travel VIII be seriously interrupted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03
A HTH0NY FISHER,
FIRST CLASS sCoURER,
SIS err sTRxEr Opposr-x p.-x.- orv,r,

FIRST CLASS sCoURER,
SIS srH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT oTFIcr.
By promptly ADOPTING the latest improvements.
whether OF American European invention, Il AR
snsbled to do my work in manner not 70 De eQuAlsd
~ those not possessing these facilities.
All kind Of spots removed without cleaning the whole
Isrment, and Grease Spots, after being removed.
oC%Rs price,. co.t. sTss s ind Psns tas
xReRsirins dose neatly snd - ressOnASis prices.
s ssr i e style q cleaning KID Glove single
6rspe Wells and trimmings cleaned, bIaofened ana
ahs eOors ss.s. ss sq NT ,e ss.Sss
o. sss ISIS p ss Es
ZINC IN the ''o &SfHos N Isl ~ Agent,
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, oRs
specially, at Q. Z. WILD a BROS, sasHA
and street. Inventors and manufscturer, Of the
wonderful Musical Dancing Toy for Pianos: manu-
mos, Musical instruments, and Musical Msrchea
a NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
HogsEFURNlsRIsG GOODS.
khPAlRING Of every description in the Furni-
second hand FURNITURE bought.
n. w. corner sth and ID streets N W. jel1sm.
EsTABLIsHED IsSS.
JOHN McDERMorT a BROS,
COACH hAkb bkaL ANR AsRlAshe@&
$40 PennsyIysni. avenue, near 81 street -
kkcE,SfEESR IN sS hN9 FzzSSS S kSSsLp ON
CARRIAGES R aEEfa4mfts6iOM tn.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING
ID NsATEhrfH ff S1L sRfTSShM6SRIEEI d koSscUTkD
sBl4-ly street. betwees eth and Tth streets.
woot Gyg.yrOr SUITS sr R.FEERrsr
oc between rsnn iStS : and i isss streets
OFFICE OF sgPERIsTENDEsr OF ASSESS
WASHINGTON, ID. O., October ~, ISL.
To tchon tf MAY concern
trct Of Columbia 20 the Board Of Appe.ls
8 70 and n;
PTopsisy 1. the District Of Columbia" approved
SoIIcI + IIns.! GIVEN tina. the said Board q
% %ss ana T iss efs q e es u wssssa
ton or 1Hs ssds s ss4d S
from clock a. N. until O'Clock p q each day
Except sunday until the expiration Of the time
%. n :s ID Al
aesin.t whsm s.sss SEE nsse ben made shall Be
ID
superiniendenf Of Assessments and Taxes.
GEORGE BAssETT, Assessor.
CARTER A. eTEWART,
oca4lot SAMUEL r. BOND.
RLuE AEp BLACK BEAVER oAPEs, slo
A. sTRAUs', Ioll Penn avenue,
oc15 Between l0th and 18th streets.
F1SD Az ~ ss: s Al
nh street, between and n streets III
THE AMERIOAN SUBMERGED pOtJRIl
Il ACTING hoh-fkkkzlN6 ToROR PUMP.
The sinplea and nost powerful IN uss.
oHARLKs WOOD,
eo1-D Corner eh and stresh
r syuerH PAYS TAIR pRICEs sor L.a,e,,.
u. Cent?, and Childrenf eECOED- HAND
ySLdgfHiNS, gkpEk- CLoTHINo, BOOTS,
sbOEt, &C., ~ 6lS street, betWeen o<h and IN
ate. k-te by ,e.n sr~mstlv ss.sDs q %. ssis-a
osr-MuSEYb By not buying your cLQrHIsG
I'M A eTRAtS,
lO1l Pensylyenis avenue,
&C . iOt between 10th and llfh streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

BY the exchange OF large amounts Of Governments
called IN for redemption, into these securities.
The Bonds are secured beyond all question by a
nrst and only mortgage on the Road its entire roll
ing stock and 600 900 acres Of the finest land
in the world.
We do not hesitate to commend these Bonds Ia our
friends and the public, and no stronger proof of
their popularity could be offered than the sales
during the first week Of the present month, which.
no LOW the disturbances in monetary af-
PERIOD.
All marketable securities received in exchange.
Fun particulars furnished by
oc3e-tf JAv rnnuv n ~.C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

NoTloA'
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
First-class goods at fair prices, for cash.
LITH0GkAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited to call and examine our
new stock. BEN. II. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to Jay Cooke & Co.
selz-u Washington, ID. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

HEMPLER has all kinds of Thermometers and
barometOrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03
LOCAL n EW S.

Amusements, de-, Tonight.
National TAeater-Mrs. +. 5. Chanfrau-
UDora."
IfaooIa Raa-Lecs1Te by Anna f. Dickinson
On - Demag Ogues and Workingmen."
Masonic TsMPle.-Tbe Orphan Boys Fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

The NV JERSEY CONGREGATIONAL Asso-
CIATION.-The association reassembled AT the
Congregational Church at 3o'elock Yesterday after
noon. when the Lords supper was celebrated.
and Rev. DIR. Whittlesey preached the prelimi-
nary sermon. The services were conducted by
Kew. DIS hurlbert, Bradford, and Adams The
evening session was opened with devotional ex-
eTcises, and the topic, "The education and
eysngeliZation Of the South }" was discussed by
Rev. W. Ii. Brown, Of Newark, n. j.; Gen. o.
% Howard, and others; after which the associa-
ton adjourned sine de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

TEE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL Mr.
sANcE-The Board OF Health having recently
ondemned mat portion Of the canal between
nth street and Georgetown as a nuisance the
president and committee OF transportation Of the
chesapeake and Ohio canal yesterday made a
tour OF inspection Of the canal between the
points named, with view 10 present a report of
Its condition to q full meeting of the stockhold-
ers I'm Baltimore on the 10th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

.I "DO'o PIiOes afe IoI exactly the Same
classes OF machines as sold in both countries
There is scarcely any difference in the cost of
material and labor in any of the above-naned
machines.
ANocrtt-W. G. Wilson, President of the
wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally ap-
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
cNlars published in the United States and Eng
land nnoer the corporate names of the COM
panies manufacturing said machines.
80 FRED. SMITH,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
I'M of Cuyahoga Co., ..
Inc Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. RosENTHAL, 4o4 It'll street.
Terms easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

ANNAE- DIcKINsOS's NEw LECTURE, 6Dema-
gogues and WOrkingmen," the fourth in the
0rand Army course, will be delivered at Lin
coin Hall this evening. Ii Is attracting more
attention throughout the country than any OF
the previous productions of this gifted LADY.
having been delivered n large audiences In
Boston, New York and Eailadelphia and Lin
coin Hall viii doubtless be filed 10 oyeraoying
tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03
Georgetown Advertisements

CLAYS Patent WEATHER STRIP now ON
" exhibition NJ llf Bridge street, l. decidedly A
great improvement. Any one DESTROYS 20 embark in
light and profitable business should call ard see hi
AZ once. There v money In ID. mol 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

~ OIL ID b o n ID 3.
DURING THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THE DEMAND FOR
$50 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD
BONDS
Has been daily increasing, and holders of FIVE.
TwENTIEs continue to manifest the fullest conn.
dence in
NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN
THIRTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03

PARENTS, SAVE MONEY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock o<
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
aus AT POE a sELIGsON's georse.ovn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-03
THE TRADES.

A WNING AND FLAG DEPOT.
JOHN G. HOGAN,
Manufacturer Of Awnings, Flag Tents, Horse and
wagon Covers Decorating Of tails for Balls npd
Parties. All orders promptly TENDED TO us .
Market Space, over Riley store ocle
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
md Consu,nption.

such as Coughs, Cold5, Whooping
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before IN the whole history OF
mciicinc has ANY thing won SO widely and sodecriy
upon tive confidence of mankind, as tihr excellent
remedy cor pulmnnar! complaints. Through long
setic. uf ycaTs, Ani among most Of tie races ni
mon Il has li-cn higher anil higher IN their cfimh.
tiou a. b. has herpne better known. IT. uniform
character and power - cure the various anneii"na
Of the lung and throat have made y known ~ re.
liable protector arains, thein. While adapted 10
miidcr forms Of dsensc aud I" young Children, u ia
nj the same time tbc most oGcclual remedy i'i' ran
be given for incipicnt consumption. and tllc Ian
gcrou. affections Of tc thr0nt ansi lungs. a pr"
ylslrn a-rir,i sudlcu aiiiaksof droaP. Il 'houle
be kent on hand lH ciCfy Iiutlyt and WHct'l ~ ny
arc sometime tuidcri "a cull. aud coughs all
should bc provided with tins antdnte for thcn.
Although settled mnIltiha Is thought IN.
enrallr -tl great nuubcr1 Of cnscs whcrr The di--
ease seemed settled. have been completely cured,
nnd the patient restored e. sound health ~ tNr
CherrD r,cf0rdf. 50 cunl let y ~ mastery
over ne ,li4oriegr or the Lungs eHl lhr1r,. that
tn mot obstinate Ur them ,t'd toit. Nhth uHth'
ius ei-c could reaeh thru, uHder tie cherry F'r-
torai they .ulsaic auil ,li appear
.inpcrs ami fnsiic Speakers hnd great pro-
lection irnu If.
,.thma /, ..laag relieved and oncn wholly
cured ty ".
gyoncLii,s /, eenrri,ly cu-cl ly taking tie
Cherry I.cforat IN small AMI frequent doses.
For q CongL and cam. 600 hritcr remedy ran
H. had Taxi small d,trs three timrs 'lay and
pu, tho le,t in warn water N nlfht, uuiil The
di..asr 4. nrokta uf.
far inBaensa, Wten !, affect tho throat OF
! luuxs thie t'ia s'nrto
For pAoopii,si cauch, give small d'-cs three
/ or four uun,s day.
For Cra,,i.. e.tr i.r-e nul frequent doses rHiii
4 r. olson oE.rrelr.
Sarrftv .Ns3ll fe tlfbou' ,lr ChrrtV reeto-
r.ai III .,.i {, iratr.f ineni b ca" 20 attack,
fram No alatc asnin'.. T. tw. u.r oeen
spa-.. tsr t-.'.ii s eers' ama"'' IF HIfrfF anal
IN. ,ghu p ir w.Ull iu-rw rs waiting unh be
eeiti4 -rt at' ea+l r4ru' keeaitin STR hth,e
f5r ina .cNa, lr. ti,a a.. iNo ''1r g. yau
mas tr -at,lt q.
- .rn,.aliv ure i' v,r'utl known. ta.t "r ueet
MT puli.h r.eitA .ie. ~ iham hrrc "r dn inar'
uau -u.. cpuli' tiat i'ia ie-t quHl.i'"- 40 ets
pa.-,.-cI ar. ,tr'y.ls. maintained
Prepared iy ne. !. g. iilH CO., lra.'is
ann Npa'yita! Chemists, lpNc.t Macs, and sal
All fUuuI tne Wafla,
Fof sale Is ttHt.,s raHWa, @d'uM~H
and D, prulgis md l'a.i.t ID Mclu nc g 2
where 't'' l'
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
.~;f21 { y SIi

r. lAi.za,.u prepared At at my .hpn in
#0A .prttacl nv Delaware Phosphate ; wcr
ai.h ID, il4 Improvement. iml 10 'hs most su''-
.ttuitai manner tr ihe llaiut. 4 Mood. or amy
,ommuu gr..u lfiil npn ia Ne, aud guarantee
io -itc ,uiigr satisfaction
Ftrinors Wishing the At,a,,nont viii i.easc
Forward ihgir orders as soon ~ Vo.stlir II ai'it
+, limited niml ,r viii hc furnished ihi. season.
IfRNS laiaWstr Phosphate Suwef attach
"A uil ann. >i., cash y $50 approved neie a.
sodl,F Ms ilAvIsIoy. " l..
.iul. lG-W uatssa, Del.
At. BRADLEY AerNr
Mtldic'oMu. lic.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

Srw c,srtr rstiSs,--i,avc New Castle fnr Whining
aud Philadelphia at ~ VI. Lave rhilndephIs NJ
II a. ". and Wilmington ~ + " far New Ca,tlr
SNfENt It's HNfu fEtiNs.-tddttonht % ti.sr s,.,v.
Leave SIN, lar fa, ton ~ Is \. md IS T. NJ 10
make connections wiih trains toand from bower and Sta.
tluua south.
FREIGHT TRAtS. with Passenger Car attached Ie.ye
Wilmiu V"n T. - "; Nea ca.tie, 90: MIidletovn
. 20 I"Wnscud, . a. CLAYTON -: pnYr,. ans Wv.
amnr. ~, friisi. 90 Harrington. q; Farming.
ton y" 'fid= III, Ia srnf9rl, so; Laurel u;
aud arrive ~ llcmar ~ -. l. M. Passengers
lcatiug philadelphia al | ! 20 r. ". vii, mako
close connection win this train a, Wilmington.
Returning VIII leave nclmar, :; - r. w.: Iau-
trl, . ~ Scaiprd 20: lirilecyillr. 80: Far
m!ug'on, : p Harrington, : -: FELTON,, II;
y oning. -; Dover, : %; Clayton. 7 6ah
+ foWurrh ~: Nldciuwu, 4 TO; kifkwood
! . Ut; New Castle. y 80 and urritr nj Whining
4 Ton lWnU =. ~; Philadelphia, 1t 30 r. " aud
/ Baltimore - 4. v. Subject 10 delay. incident
/ 10 freight tu-ii3os>
/ Til, train viii stop 10 take mp passengers only
ID, station. u5ulol ln, will SCI down passengers
~ ans Stopping place ENerT iarcs Corner,
state Road Rodney ami Dupont.
CONNECTIONS.
At Tpwnsend with the Font Counts, and
Queen Anue ( k,ui Earnstls iur kcnncdysillo,
Sudl,'si and iu',imeiiatc places
~ CLAYTON. with VI. 4 y. Il H. for Easion
and intermediate llur,t
~ harrington Win J. & & Il r. for Milford,
GcorYcumn ieWes ,uid intermediate uiaccs.
NJ Seniotd. with y ! =. L. r. for rcderaIs.
burg a"i ramhrjsc. &c.
~ aur With T.. : Il Il for Salisbury.
Princes Anre ti.f,l.l. .j.a ios lirrliu and OH
u .ta''un ou lie y. T. l. Il
h'> 81, = ktsNEf. superintendent
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

4 dream 4. no more son pi toll.
gsso'd shtiilrd of, this mortal coll
&C. Aud hndc TO all iarowtll--
NJ Ieviings. whcn iii, spirits light
HAD psss'd the hounds ui aay aud night,
4 sAad rru,o's regions hove IN sight,
Mere terrible to tell.
= Aad there | stood within that door
Where thousands went, hut never mosc
wN Return Il 10 iiic and light
Uld Milton, with his graphic pen
Would fail TO paint thai hottid den
" devils and OF damned men.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
And still a iOrc- place | saw

And still iorc- place I saw
For those cvnding human law
Their brother man 10 clca',
And there amid hat spirit crowd
I saw my iiniiord ten and proud
Sing like the rest in aeceris loud
Aud time it with liis feet,
Thus sang they NIL in Wild isrorl,
The very words on earth ~ heard,
But in u dilcrcn, vein
Homc Shrek j their notes 10 wilde, wo--
While others rocked them io Hul TO-
Each strovc the other 10 oul-iu,
To swell ,ha, siIe refrain.
Thrir very smiles were mia With ttuwns severe
For all were wont 10 siug nnl noue 10 hear
Aud this they sang aiih icndish glcc,
"Litle brown iug
pon'i love ihtr!
lia. hh, Ia. Yuu aul me,
Little brown Jug
Don, 1vc thee
They sang, I'll that isrk cavern rune
With the vile c,iugUs ol ilint song,
In one roniinu Il Ar,--
No hating ihcrt--with sharpen i pole
The devils punch Il rach AEE.pt suH.,
Aud held them a!i in firm cautrUg
Down IN that ietctr hell
who has not wnA J. with frishitul scream,
O'crjoycd io tHd It int dream
That through lhc brain bad crosii
But not for world NUuil again.
Een IN dreip,, hehnil hc pant
inflicted on mine host
Time. from my heart. can ne ei ciaec
The horrid vision a tha plauc,
Until my dsing day
ponder on what fhfH dreams l-
n h,H should Ls 5rhH ib,t ~ m -
Wave nerrr ran q, haf 1.f gl.do T.
caution nan 10 rra!
Z. MD. Il.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
iQyT sRE pREff1.."
r,tnnnn er rlNlstnre.

Acknowledged lhe nas pArdr,i. nssfa ore.
nal rarler Ha- s.Hs
"lsa sHr raia ita tDH'iai t'auo,
splrudid t'5rlof '' zsHHssul ,a'HAl v,t'. uf
art; L + N9ll l4Isf m"lu'ti a0a 'arni.t-
"a. hui fh rr f.ae = sf Hry-e-
aap, anil ta.a'lst iHi. Nesu.y. af-
fora. il oplutgH5 lh" 1--WE tHcni - 1hl,a
Dollars sHet rS lI44 81 q NJ re- H Hul'ttt}
to sulsafibcfor "pa4aHe sNa6isr, co. J yon
will never tr wi'lias.1 g. w,'5aasit. Il viii not
only teaah you how e "a. how 70 cook, how
10 uiakc over yupr sl53iHrH catlfs. tiUtiiwili
make y0u better ni..e, hHppeg. NaWtu every
whore rna II cyrg'' Hhal ly waut. Ia fict
Il Is the most com'ese Ladi.a Naraz'ue now puh-
lishcl na,Mul. Fathers, BFothtfs and Lovers
subscribe for Il, and Fr ont Il viii lie beautiful
Chrome Isn't She Pretty II will make ewes
sparkle with delight aud lisinciipn, aud prove
q monthly reminder Il sour good ,aslc and Kind
feeling. Adlte@.
W. JENNINGS DENnBEsT,
sas broadway, \. y.
Specimen copies Of the latest numbers Of the
Magazine matted free on receipt Of - cents.
mAy 20, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
FOR SALE
MIDDLE TOWN NER SERIES,
50,00H iIEALTln Peach TREE.
sep,e e-n E.E. COCHRAN, Proprietor.
Nll!eiown Del.

Ml,pLgroMS, Dat. SEfg. ISL.
r. 4. coc.mAs, EsQ.-Dar Sy.--lt gives ire
pleasure TO state that the E 300 peach trees puf-
chased from you four years ago have turned ont
as represented In every particular. They are
large and healthy aud The ifGil li,ia seaaan was
Of superior quality aud very abundant The
same number Of trees purchased Of you las, Fall
arc also healthy and doing well.
SEWEL.L GREEN.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
REGISTERS ORDER.
-l.lGI TGI. 0Il

REGISTERS -G'1l
S., f.-ftt t.s,l.ss Il 81. l-si
i'run '..r t.H t' tfHSt
r,'.,'ue u'rV Af Nil.It lfe,.
t.Ntu:i.ti
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rs causing f. .slHs sf....
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C4si., clY.ras
sajust the E.'ats, 10 ut 'ls a'E. COG
is IN Act OF Assrm'l' 20 styH rn' w g. #"l
provided. An t" ss-
serted v.f.Ha tar $3.50. u 'r
7rAsty t.UHea lut IsI IL .n5 sNh
aud ,u lrruuta .O,.,at atat0'
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sMsf 'ae g. ..'u oa 80. ID Nrv
ia NcN ..tr r#Huf. .'0 at
abuy. Nr.-i.us i'it..N t'
NOTICE .m 'H
TN F.u.,,. aftst#al. f
ault uii, .'a8 IbH
feHifcr 81 =. 'I 54as
in such ra.e eH 5eel. .f9=.
CORNELIUS j. seaTr, ENr 5far.
ADMINISTRATIONS, Kent county Nd.
Sept 20, lstI2m.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
MIDDLETOWN STOVE HOUSE.
.g0si. ~. ts0gsE..Ts,

,TAkES r.m u aonaa".'as n hi- f'ieu''
II lllt'uWn aul sffarHin. gmHitt,
ihat h. L.. t4k.n 'hr IiH aud Stnt" ~tur - tr
l5t. e. " l.s-eii- ana oNrr 20 iip FHh'' ne
ht...'. aai h,.f .r'o'tt tu.s ~ ~iHy's 10th
ta.H.u- I'D ls I'a. ,t.t .Nsl,j H Nrlllel.wu.
..uA 10 Ial iHa' AuHe' il t,csu. Among
,hl .s.. .ttstai ave ;h. tatl Nms
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

r. mr., indeed, twould really seem,
The want Of sense 10 heed a dream.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
G@NaR
Delaware Rail Road Line.
SIMMER Arrangement.

M and after Monday, July i5,h, ISL Sundays ss-
" ecptcal ! Passenger Trains wih leave rs follows;
soaYu
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
DENTISTRY.
!. i. .ANbEHFOHp. y. p. :.
G.aaruu %. a.. ,..un., i,nata ,s,ic." Of
HE.tT.t:.st t;.tgtX
ELATAnL City, pILtWhlE.

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Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
INSURE YOUR LIFE
DEitU tNE ritI
TiEe Iueal

UUHE $780,
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Gala
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Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25

u would melt the living heart With wo
Were 10 tell the agunics below
Oh there are themes reflection would flfhcar,
UaAt,ing me 10 tell OF yvu 10 hear
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
PAEI.OE STOVES.

rpuJlt&T trW uGup
t3~.lt st44N+-F4.E NluN AE TIGHT
ptElur IIGIT OrEg'Llet
A.a >ENIoS sPtELuE HEATERS.
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Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
0rieinal pettrp.
THE DREAM.

Fur As Naaileie,on 7'sanserit.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-25
4 Gt3HA OFFER.
Gnlr 53, fa5 all. IN value.

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size iszf5 a0rr l.H suu eaH r'.e
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rost itte. as istHsH# ae,,g a5.2 saa..Ge
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