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Ncm- gersep Real estate for Sole.

E0R SALE or to LkT-At Orange. near
Leveyu ark comfortable 60 rAGh small eani
$50. Pssession imneiiaieiJ
Twenty Country Pace, for ,,lc, 55Sooio es.'oI
E0R SALE, or EXCHANGE for City Properly
"A .rs,.aus and essan VILLA RESIDENCE o. y y q. Of
ton Hogse feet sauac p Barn AID ols1 H9s omp
ply to T. THOMPSON, % Collsi
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city property
gvntrnat's ETsuEECR, sitnaiel on the iasae e
roe 5o1cs s sab esSau sad he5s A4ass
WILSON Box lll. Tsiune Ode ~ 'gentt nee answer
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City HOUSE,
or BSI-LIo.,e lAih 10 sers' Her 80 ae1ie J., n J.
0. Ii rlL,oy Real E.at. P5,l. 4
EIOR SALE or to RENT-A LARGE tirst-rlass
LCU Or the highest frolnd ,he City Of Eza5ea u s,oa
q than value. Address g. f. D. rO,Olee Boz No. $50
EOR SALE-Two fine Residences in Bloom
red n j. nev tI''e.1 all Hoie,n mproyenenis ot' each
extension eacae Appy WI T. LYON owner Tdonass " l.
1--WE new HOUSES for SALE, and three to
l. +. HAsElLL. Nc. s,a,,aNY
OR S i, 4. acre Ground, rooms
NJ proe, 81 $40 Appvto r. PnACocK lGl Bcalssy. SeF.Yo
7 + You wish TO PURCHASE or RENT PROP
bars L10e4 Also several large AMI aesflOe -9es q LAID
Holm T. JENKINS q SON,
YEw.BRUvswIcK. X. J.
MEMO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
"a rr D1ce 20 1914 BROADHAY Room d. LOTS Tor SALE
20 et by $50 tei Tor S2O 70 Llsf Full particulars
be charmed az Conp1Hys oEee.
v JERSEY REAL ESTATE for sale or to let
~ htNsoS q. bohLMIS. ti3 Proid st., Newark. " j.
IN 0RHISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
-IA-Propeuy Of al k.uis tlr Sale and Rent Address
Ih4uDpEL AYERS. Norrgown v J.
ORANGE, \. J. Ga specially. EXCLAMATION
- Wallis, Gasu, Offer HOl Sc 10 we'll located
uofol.h unii ahout bali JO, oaeah CASH
ORANGE, MOutrose Station.-yery complete
~ French rooted RE7IDENCF o,cs2 acres scl loi 1gnd
ing On" ycTs sale furnished hANlLIOA WtLiS9 ti'anc iii p
DARIIES wishing 10 establish STEAM MAN
4 lFACTOIES DO athrvas u,di ug I1uilctHre Vi
oce Le tuA an cu.l ri0Bg tn J. urs Of %e"'
l0. ou lots lATc-- u adjoining ue rl"a!
DEPOT by aIire stag NLNJ.RsLl, PIG laHt once
DLAINtIELD, y. IA valuable FARM for
SALE chel mile, city, within walking di'i-leo oil E'o
MA S,ato'. A4lFcs. BOX 9''.
DLA!NFILLD \. J.-NOUsE, stable, ald
~crr; ,- .le &c. IH,e, $500 liu' II Office q ~
G.. TO TER Architect. ID E.o1iTar.
= ACRES, house aud barn. $4,000; or % acres,
- bulldogs. sos .e whole e ld building, -i0i
.. mlu.cs o Nte-IeIsrr, on "a iata o. D.
LO1AHOJr Sous. D h,o-aHay, W'.ian,2a-fh, y. /
SUBURBAN. HOMES.
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fe9al Notltcs.
CORPORATION Notices.

BOARD of APPOBTIONNENT and AUDIT.
D -Puhc Notice hereby conformity ' -.'t"n = hap
Laws Of Jlr14r 80; - titt ST.
ourn Public e. e Boar Of Airport a~rt "a AG o 'ae
be i the One Of ne Controller
Of me CIV Of Newborn Arwlor Comfy tolroa Al Rs
DAY AFTERNOON r. ociocA the 7,n dr oi NucA Dated
Me-. Y,r. n -rn T. I.... HltHAAD a.. SIUt.>
Clerk Board vi Ayrorloulcnt .a,. Aa'-t.
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Gldrt!e ano 5laie 1tlantcls.

Gldrc.e ano Jaie Glantcls.
KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~ IylNt WORKS "a TBS Fast Eht'onfst MArb, aHi
iis red Mantels Filing Monuments
deig conf clifton. M4rblc turning for the tr.te
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- PLAIN,
MEret ard Decorated r-"er from 10 10 % AID sP"aH
Aao 20 pu0u, M aul ornamental
FLNRIlIN SLATE Co.. No 20 ,st L.fLtcc1il-N'.
Between Firth AM SIh-Ne..
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS: largest as
ormpf IA the ,. prices Elegant designs. T. 4.
STEW ART Co. bet 1htrst4 sad IArt'-th sd
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AriI,y d. " Ltt. AacI n,ef ~
TCTTON SALE of HOI' rs and LOTS {

FICTION SALE OF 1Ol 80 ana LOID vi
\ Nrtp-y aHI Il or a.. re hi'' ~ "a
co. a auction N III LDAl A-h " o. 4 COCA a. 'Ae
I4cr.,-e So -.r."I III B.oaaN ID, ..-.- 49, 49,. ...
Cpl M Of si % % between rptIs anu fl-ers.s aad Known IS
THgNPsOS-~T to lots oflan4 together wh ne ,-li IA
..r I,r.. r.u-.. ''AF
, etsr-n Bfo,ue a.d rsll.., aud LuoAn a No 81 -N' IN
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Aurion Sales Of Real estate.
}. JoHysoV IT, sucuoneer.
RY JERE. JOHNSON. Jr.,

J. JoHSsoV IT,. suruoneer.
RY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
lp tsncces.arto johnson a. hiuerl
No. % NAssiU-s fEptR ST., hEW-inFE
Real Eaie promptly Sold and Frcaug AuIua tIis O oSOcA
Furniture. herciaLifc &C.
TUESDAY, MAkCi -
A. y o'clock, ~ TX hauge n ',E-0'm. III Broadway,
POSITIVE AUCTION SALE.
~ ori % Dvirht Webb go Executor Of the te 81 Jacob W'sn
de.i valuable LOT north eide ~ iiChs5.. 5 " E
riae. valsnhe HAfLEM HOUSE siua-fd on
rorh ~ ihs 85 70 vest Of Big th Desirable = tory ana
bi'smeai ou e. eonnme II rooms oil modern improvements Aco
pavement IN sire; connect Terms
A-o. yaai- LOTS II ta-sLlll.hst -l3 r. west OF
Fbae Maps Of above property Alc.Ouecrs Oce
WtDNErDAi. MARCH o.
at y O'Clock Saesr0Ou Of lr Thomas Co.. J Foast
Boolhn.
SUPREME Court SALE Of ,ory brick HOUSE ard LOTS on
Fres.eni-t rs o fon Boalsi. BrooklH.
TIT RSpAi, MARCH 10,
Al 2 o'clock n ofe Of josiah A. WLeg esd Sgnvick Terrace
Long isslG Ciiy. Astoria
GREAT AUCTION SALE
CAPT. JOSEPH BOUNITS SPLENDiD PROPERTY
A. Lone Island Cts, Astoria cf 90 ~ BIg Lots Nh Bn d.
AMI ffoa, sring o. tJn
HoY eq AID within fw hgHei yar.s OF the Coz
Hs este This j. opportunity for capitalist for those de-
string Tor residences IN sev oil the Past RIVER The ey
be hv - rgrniag l8ti
Pecssp; ao by Nneeous- Perry AMI h Hunters Point Hose
Ero4L lc1nss ,r rnan 1Jni AMI Tor
Map, rrdy at Alctore r ofec % Nasaut y T.
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0rttior Sales OF Real Gsiate.


Auf.,s n. MULLER. AGci,nr'r
AUCTION SALE, by order Of the supreme
q Court OF VALUABLE business rkO'LEI4, LAtIAN'b
PLACE. BEOAD. SOUTH AMI I@ARL-Nir.
LDRiE II. MULLER. p H. WILKINS Co. viii sell at Auction
on ri DAY Mrch - o-ock Tire Exchange Saesroou III
Boauav hy Of fl. SUI Court under l- 4e ol oil "o'
er.o igrr-. Referee:
LAC-rue Lots n Land together with the . story
luid thereon, situate on e norAc ad OF ffc"u..
No, l..4.u BrN-st., sul known Aos g. and -
to hey in front and by $50 H. on tie east
er.-. taf nc rrS,cr Inc
p40tp AND sol srS-Ie Pot ~ Lend together wish he 4
--- e h--- trrHu situate on Tie r. v corn W
sos y AL 10 bsOi!ft. aul Sos
IL .rt if SIu;.- 4tj IT, ol :r,tls-. a4 H o. On ~
- -rE tuI Lo tuItr oi &C. n" it
e..ar corner Pearl aIi llsts fnd Anofu ~ ~" i'
On pe4.i a4i 3'.ll r 90 D. 81
-0 Y TIT Aftpru"g No. - Brua'"fr.
... oe.. az t,. ..-rer. No. f.u,..f. ts.J0
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Countrn pcopcrtr - ct.
Gcaro c,Io Rooms.

EfRST-CLASS ROOMS and BOARD ut 81
aud Hzhts Brp,Avu via advantage Of Turkish
Baths n desired; three monies walk rom fulton PERI.
DOOMS WITH or without BOARD, can he
iul IL -au- FURNISHED houle Fthave and Forty
e,as- Ref d At. IS VI. T. Times gp .0su office lil WAY
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A'lu' Nl-HL'r' -,'t' '' .-...:.41
nWELLING on observation-disclosures N ~" ON
: a. ~ III b. s.-toa or FRIDAY, n-rL % is. q j. o,ocA
... ial.IaV Trinity bI lhgl 4oH l"A
EA,I Osi rNuELDANl-IN ~ liILii lHs te e. a7'ls
t,'.. IL ..,n be. UOi anI LOT. no 20 Eat one
,--,..t.f north .li, b-,setu frstry ard A''.Ie a.
.g.. . i... Iu good ones. a4i ctths ih'o'sH LOT
ia Ia P.r,.aal east siIe 5000 remain 'H 'oa- and
Inprtaa-. .-...-.. =. qp,..r y-g York
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Eos! mo Gour0.

I OST or Observation-Disclosures No.
Il 80 dated s.a. u. 5 to- i've a,.r.s o t' '"r SOC, :"
&C. CINrkAL SAT. BANK. T. s'aHias boo Go e. LUCY
,EIL,W Iiase u. been stopped ial application me % new
ceru-,It.
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Alnohlucrp.

tI.lecfllancCrs.
BUSINESS MEN wanting 10. 100, or 1909
I'd copies ac, ola letter circular. prceurFsn quota
ton drawing. u1u music. Immediately br using
MAC3lCEs ACTOGRAPluC PRESS o. by ealing az Ma1rce's
Aut,nic Printing Esal shu,u loo N,nst tEnZTi Circu-
lar rc--.ist; Au.rc7n Institute Report i-e.)
LNRlE SCOW BOATS WANTED.-Parties
II open Boat, good order e viii aad cash puT
K J Co.. il5 wslnut.t. Philadelphia
EOR SALE-THREE PAIRS of new solid
n BUR- Stone frtIrs nr'e- anees frame and els-
y,ors and FOi Il AUTOMATIC PACKING hAChltN To LEI,
ROOM nth steam power 30 olh Bol'n Apply 10 kOBEhI H.
COKBETr. No. 6W4l-sf. NrV-iorA 'ty.
GREAT Improvement IN rectlfyluG LltO OIS.
vue III I'm and s.aoonr process patented impurities 81
all Kind. entirely removed leaving them chemically pure. Territory for
sil.. Mo.l I'D zion %, " irren-st. n \
GAVE YOUR NEWSPAPERS, and send TO
- J. " COLLINS So. 20 spucstL wuo pays tie HIGHEST
PR, l. Tor Oh N.g..sr-r Panlrlr.-' BOOK, &c.
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IrlutlnG.

cLOTE & JAMES, STATIONEES, PRINT
- EKs aai BLANE-gODK MANI FACIi RES No ~ feoas1
BLANK-BOOEs made to sny pattern ories solicited
NVM. ENERDELL's SONS, 104 FuitOn-sr.-
w LTEOCB PHC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS anu LABL"
IANiFAC lthLES.
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hoaEs WILKINS, Azcaoiref
EXECUTOR's SALE of DWELLING on
IL Ivenhst between Fnt-iye. AMI Cnivetplee. H. EUD
Low Co. will sell D. THURSDAY, Ma-h H. 1879. ~ y
O'Clock the Errhnye 1on No. III BTo1v9 (rry Build
BY orier of the Executor of Frances enrcl deceased
EASFTNELFru-Sr-I valuable DWELLING tyefher vlth
rVe Lot Of GpOCND No. - ivelh-,
side oi Ffaye. House Is stories attc an
basement "a SCOOP brick 2xitb with nel piazza, AMI has the
The b., 2s t rort 2oi 1914 Tie west SIDE,
80 the side be- the sa several ucusol or less
sixty per 81 the puc-ase u0uey IN OF bond an mort
gaze. cl6D NJ. HENDRICKS. Executor
HUGH y. CA,IP. AuCtiOncer viii sell at
section on TUESDAY March 2I2 70 ocock the r.
change oorn broadway the vauat,e PLOT OF GBOl I'D
three Clinton ard Iu1ur CousA and aIto1-
BooAyn Maps and particulars the sncuoueers oce 100
BroalEay. "a ND
MILK FARM at AUCTION.
VA Ou the premises, at m, 8lrrh 10, 1872. -
The property o. TIE be 81 the ate ARCH lBALD SARs,
colti a.lg 10 acres OF Ind
cows hore W farming m ne''s in the town o.
SOUTHEAST PUTNAM Co, y y. ,
Il les Harlem Railroad . miles
q 81 lTe@.'er g 10
Onehsf the purchase money remain on bon and MOTT
ior partc1iars applv TO -
). II. SAt NETf 80 C,'3r Uii)u, New-iors tIf.
< DINGEE X Co. Auctioneers, will SELL
-. public action ~ tbe Esrhaug" si.roo III B'aiFay
Nea}or THURSDAY. Nlrca a. 49,. y O'clock noD No =. 81
MAEhapLAta. Terms Te Desss u' be seen iron a. Ii
to ;. 4....
). DiNGEE ( Co.. AEc;ioaeer. % Cei,r-t.. SeE-york
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-,l.nnl-,1r cnrtnf sAI-E-IN PARTITlON-

a. INIII IUTIlI NAI4I--I-N II : - TN
- Of XALIAiLE BROADWAY rLoFtL4l.
JOSEPH Moot RE- A.eluurer 49, ,,-, . I'd,
90 r nom % th. EXCHANGE sALL,hOoN, 20 ~ h''4'-f
T,.r airctiuu If OEatz Nathan, c.l. i.risfrt
III. ,,-rie s.r.ilry aul cellar BIth bllLhlN1 % ~ ,i
W.l.p-IIae tllg the ioi ltis j. ore ' W.
" l., a. ~, of Ees.Y ork. Renal premise about
gIsu .r s1im Maps, with fuh particular a. T." A1''
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Citations noanico-- ttla!cs.

5drlliUis Uanlc0-- Hga!r9.
VHrANTFD-N SITUATION for Nan and
W W,,-ma. q. .~.cr,uee Goodman aul q a.c y t-
cl,.s qe-c-, pdouae reere-c Gan De
- Gse- n c.l~r
VGTANFEH-A Situation 10y q competent man
~ n. MILLER a-I lILLNEiGht. crr4.r.i .s1 r-' o.
a7 branch o. l..es.. ' address ED ARD "4' f', 40
II chest. Br,oal9G Lor- Island
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Uc00no Cavos, 81.

At WIN. EVERDEL!.7 Sons, No. l04 Full
- to,-s-A EDDiNG CAED> Esd FINt STATIONERY. ts"@r
lshei ISia.i
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
1-30 GOLD LOAN
uf yilr
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
Rapid Progress Of the Work.

1NilE hudiug of theNorthern Pacific Railroad
begun July last. il heing pushed forward
with great energy from both cxircmiies Of the
line. seven thousand men are employed in Min
neso'a aud On the Pacific coast The grade II
nearly completed aGj miles westward from Lake
superior; trsins are r0uuing lS1 mile, ol iiH-
ished road. and 'rnek-lu.iug Is progressing to-
wards The eastern border Of Dakota Including
its purchase OF the st. Paul 4 Pacific Road the
Northern Pacific Company nnw hds 81 miles oi
completed road, and hy September next this will
lie increased 10 AT least 800
GOOD INVESTMENT. Jat Cooke 4 60
arc now selling, and unhcsitaiiu.g recommend
rs profitable nna perfectly safe iatrsinIeas the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company They have
20 years 10 run, bear Seven and Thfec-renih.
per cent gold interest more than per cen,
currency and secured w frs, and omly
mortgage, On the entire road and IT. equipments
aud also, as fast IL the road Is completed on
23,Uon ACRES or LAND 10 eycft mile ii
track, ar iOu acres tor each = zoo Bond The,
dr, cXcmp, from L : Tax principal and inter-
est are pa, able in gold denominations cu.-
pons, sioo 10 $1,000 registered, Sloo 10 Sio,-
200.
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific
i-sos ate At Al all iimc, receivable a 10 pcr
cent. above par, IN cxch iugc for the Compi-
nts lands, NJ their loArs, cash prizes. This rem
der- them practically interest caring land war
"a nts.
SINhiNG FEND The proceeds OF all sales
Of lands arc required 10 hc devoted 10 the put-
rhasc and cancellation OF the First Mortgage
Bonds OF the Company. Thc land grant Of the
road exceeds fifty million uefcs This innien-.
sinking fund will undoubtedly cancel til, prnc.,
pti OF the empant's bonded dcti before il ill.
due. With their anp'e security and high rate oi
interest there j. no investment accessible 10 the
people, which is mere profitable or safe
EIcHiSGiSG T. s ENTIES
The suesc,s ot the ucw government ; per cent,
loan will compel the early surrender of United
states per cents Many holders OF Fivc-Tw.n-
ties are now exchanging them for Northern Pa
chr scscn-T Thiriirs, thus rea izing a handsome
profit, and greatly increasing their Yearly in.
come.
oTHER SEetRITIEs. ALL marketable
stocks and londs will he received at their aigh.
csi currc..i price IN exchange tor Northern Pa
ctc Scscn-Thirtirs. Express charges on none,
or bonds received and on Sesen-Thir,i.s sent III
return, will lc paid by the financial agents Full
Information, maps, pamphlets. etc can lie obs
,aincd on application 4, any ayeacyy or from. the
undersigned
JOHN NcLEAR 4 son,
Bankers anl Principal Agents for Delaware,
No. COZ Market Street, Wilmington.
For sale at the Citizens National Bank, Middle
aug 26-3m
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13

a PssSgssIoxAL TLr In the Whar-
ton trial now going on at Annapolis, a
,ilt occurred during the examination on
Thursday. between one Of the Witnesses
DR.. Warfen--and the Attorney general.
Mr. Syester. which resulted in the CON-
plcte overthrow Of the barrister by the
.Esculapian Wit DR.. Warren being on
the stand vas explaining some point in
the evidence, when he was interrupted ms
follows:-
Attorney General Sys,er to witness-A
doctor ought to be able to give au opinion
Of = disease without making mistakes
Witness-They are as capable as law,
yer.
The Attorney Gcneral-Dociors mir
takes are buried six feet under ground
lawyers nrc not
Witness they are sometimes hung
on tree
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
SHERTFFALITY.

r. M roios, y ne Dtmoeri,ic P.r,p y Srtr o..
df County
Ge>rifNrS Encouraged /, ny man, friends
aud the hu,cfire vote given 10 ne at the la,i
nomination elrcton | aiu ir,ia,td 10 again uti, Z
ms self rs candidate icf nuY4iulttnn OF Sheriff
'or The County oi New Castle, p'.i. NJ myself 10
abide ly the nomination OF said pirry md give
my hearty support to the successful candidate
Respectfully, wM. u. LAMBsuN.
New Castle ia Jan ., is72--,n
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
nUsls lsss i.DcALA
PaosnAsLs AND ssccas Isvrsrxrxr


The Nor,hera Pacific R. R. Company offers II
the public nm investment security which com
bincs the ready neposiabiliiy md high credit o
iirs,-class Railroad Bond, thc solidiiy and snfe
~ ofa
Real Estate Mortgage on land worth at ieas
twice the amount loaned.
The bonds hear 7-3o gold interest, payable
half yearly at Jay Cooke L Co.'S Office. Price
Par and accrued interest.
U. 8. E.sOs, City Loan, State Bonds, and all
other marketable security received IN payment.
For sale by
JOHN McLEAR 4 SON, Bankers,
no. COZ Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Losr On Saturday cvcaing, Jan 9Th, he
tween Nr. Amos Lvnch's and the National lIo.
tel, or between the Hotel and Mr.. Joscph Walk
er's, LONG GOLD EARRING. A suitable
reward will be given the finder, II left with Mr..
Lippinco,t at the National Hotel.
Take II, take II on, aud keep n taking II; re-
duce the dose so that Ii acts rs gentle laxative
and continue II on regularly. II Is a tonic, and
will strengthen you. II took long time 10 con-
firm your disease, and YOU cant get well In a
n,
will cure the mos, stubborn liver disease There
Is no failure ia II.
Coraas AND cotDs.-A, the present time when
so many persons are suffering from throat and
lung diseases, they should hear in mind that
hAasoSs = conrorSD SyRrr or TAR never fails in
curing CorGus C0Lns, lioARsESxss, Pain 10 the
breast, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases Of
the throat and lungs. II isan excellent remedy
m bpnt Ia n.
be without IL. Beware Of counierf.iis None
genuine without tue signature Of Russell & Lam
dis, proprieiors. or the outside wrapper Of each
bottle For sale at both drug stores in Middle
town, al 30 cents Lot'le. Jan 6-3m
WAsrKp.-A white girl as nurse and TO do
house work. ). u. CHM, Middlctown, Del.
10000 bushels Of CORN wanted for which the
highest market price will be paid, ON account 0,
T.. Jefferson h Son. j. B, FoARp
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
DIVIDEND.

New Castle County National Bank of Odessa. '
January afl ls72 /
The Directors have this day declared d diyi
dend OF FOUR ~ per cent for the last j,
months, clear ot l ;. and Statt flArs payabl,
on aud after the 10Th inst, ]. l.. GIBSON.
Jan o--H Cashier
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
FOR SALE
MIDDLE TOWN NIRS SERIES.
$4,000 HEALTHY prAcn TnErs.
sep,o-1 Err COCHRAN, Proprietor.
Middlc,own, Del.
MlppLr,owx. DrL. Srrr. ISL

MiDDLEfowS, DIT. SErr. 1871.
y. r. COCHRAN, Ese.-Desr Sir Iii gives me
pleasure To state that the 9, 800 peach trees pur-
chased from you four years ago have turned ou,
40 represented In every particular. They are
large and health, and the fruit this season was
Of superior quality aud very abundant. The
same number Of trees purchased Of You last Fall
are also healthy and doing well.
SEWELL GREEN.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
Mules Z! Mules

INliE undersigned will have for sale on and
l. after the 2u,h inst. 1T MiddrtDwu Hotel 4
lot oi superior Young Western Mules, which they
will disiesr uf ~ how prices on f.s0rlble terms
tnrmcts aud Others IN want Of Mules nte Invited
10 examine our stock
WALKER & MCDOWELL
Middlc,omn, Del. Jan 9Th isja-lm
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DIVIDEND.

Citizen, National Bank of Midlrtown.
Miidleiown, Del. Jan "a, isI!. I
The Directors have this day declared Il divi.
dcnd of FOUR PER CENT Tor the las, six
months, clear of ). and State Taxes, payable
on and after the 10th ns,
Jan G-lw j. X HALL Cashier
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For Rent.

4 New ,ornr.slorr aud part of the house Ia
y udes.a. Del. II Is ~ GOOD stand tor ans
business. Inquire Of or address
~. CALLAHAN,
Dec :9-9ys odesss, DEL.
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OsAGE QUICKs.

'ENilE subscriber has for sal loo. coo Usage
L Quicks, one year old and ue size and quail
ity, a, low prices II. H. COCHRAN.
Jan G-3w Mddlriown Del
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
FOR RENT.

4 Dwelling House with good garden and mea,
"A house, situated in the village OF Warwick
Md. Terms reasonable
Jan at SARAH A. FItNTUAN
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
MARRIED..

In the N y. Church Eikton, Nj ON Thurs.
day evening. December 2isi. hy Rev a. 5
ThornIsen. William %. G,imorr aai Jennie +.
us(,suiey, all of Ekson.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
FOR SALE.

300, 900 Asparagus Plants, one nai two year.
= old :? per loco; 5000 Grape Vine $40 90
per 1000; also, any quantity OF Blackhetry aud
Raspberry Plants. JOS. 4. LORD.
jan o, lsTa--3m. Odessa pcl
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
ysIEI,.

Suddenly. at New'fNsaa. Del or ffiaAs, Jan.
Ssh, 1879, john Merritt ~
IN this town. On Saturday last chAFirs r.
fBchre,xc, nged ~ Feass.
ID Wilmington. on "Wednesday aighi. 10 inst
~ 10 o'clock urs Persciiia Clcayer, relct of the
sets Wm. Csassr ID the 6sth yer 81. her ags.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13
WANTED.

I white woman 10 cook and do house work
"a J. II. y NLkER,
Jan b--3w Middiciown Del
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13

Call at ]. F. EL1AS0N'S, leok.
woods Corner, and examine bic nsw
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, and
everything usually kept in . Arst-
class country store. We arc 'dstsr-
mined to sell goods low for Cash.
]. F. ELIAD0I,
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13

Real Estate Mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-13

The bonds bear 7-30 gold interest, payable
half yearly at Jay Cooke 4 Co.'S Office. Price /:
Par aud accrued Interest.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

AN ONO paper wants to know why
administration journals are 50 sparing
Of their reports Of the New York Gus.
tom house fraud. How can they do
Otherwise? What wrong doer publishes
bis own disgrace to the world 1t is
unreasonable to expect radical news
papers to give al account Of all the
frauds going on in their household As
well might the public ask them to pro.
bounce the death sentence of radi.
icali:m at once
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

| ,r from, the control of Grant. His
o co',nty could be relied upon.
sens Senator Reddick had no hesitation in
.vnrcssing his views. He was glad to see
sndh an assemblago Of democrats from all
parts of the state consulting about the big
fob before them. 1t could be accomplished
by united effort, and the party deserved
defeat if they neglected TO embrace tho
square-hold Missouri policy. Judge. Davis
was his choice for president, but he was
for the next best liberal republican, 1t he
could not have Davis.
Messrs. Webb, of Cairo, Cunningham, OF
Coles, Eplcr, of Morgan, Washburne, OF
Williamson, and Shaw, of Edgar, all ex-
pressed themselves in favor of acting with
the liberal republican and labor reform
party, providing the nominations of the
latter were Endorsed by the Cincinnati
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

MRS. LIyERMoRE. one Of the shin.
lug lights Of the woman suffrage move.
n.en'' has been interviewed in Chicago.
Mrs Livemorc repudiatc. the free love
doctrines Of Mrs. Woodruff. and cav.
TIE reason she is tolerated i. because
she l. ian able advocate Of suffrage "
Nfs' A'Yermors does not approve of,he
movement which claim, woman r,cb,
to vote under the fourteenth and &C.
teenth arnendments-it will poyor 10
secured by appealing to coaure.,
he way to get the right is to educate
l0O'!c opinion, etc, etc. The copr.,
Tue woman sufragists have taken lotoI,
educating public opinion away
ron the Increment eiIcctuoIly