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uno eeiuno, biibi6es 2 totlges m o bltrtes 5aus,
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Weine felt pielCn Sa6ren NIT beftem Grfolge betries
bene 9fefauration III g.riultz8 erbdltn'fie batber bill
Io Al perfauien. MARTIN Tietrid),
G4q-l Sd Der baltimore un0 NoQtoGhfir
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I'm 81 berfauien.
&l Das @runoeisentbum Rr. SO. Rorsz
Calpertfrafe. Jest als oeutIbes Baiienbars be-
must. UfGn menoe it6 an Safob Sruff In 0sr. ~,
Saupperarase, Spbdnn &telmaun in Nr. 23,
Siesgbarparake, oosr on SbriRian liz in Rr.
rs, SarrefrdRe.
eJafpb Sruf,
Subann Stelmann, @omtte.
1I0-i.a r. Sbriffian Nr,
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

DsAsraous Fing IN HAvaSA-DE-
srkucroS or A MAosricsSr FLAzs.-
On Saturday. September 9th. the square
Of buildings known as Plaza Vapor was
reduced 10 ashes The fire broke out
81 nul,anccus,y in four corntrs Of the
50 uarc. and is supposed to have been the
v prk Of an incendiary. The loss is esti-
n, atcd at over $4,000 900 1t is report
cd twenty five lives we're lost The scenes
around the burning square were exciting
and terrible parents threw their children
from balconies to save them from the
flames.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
HonRrDLx AssAsIxArIoNs iS LOUISIANA

IIoaRIDLx AssAsIxArIoNs iS LOUISIANA
j Judge I. s. Crawford and District
Attorney Arthur II. Harris, Of tho twelfth
juiical district were assassinatcd last Mon
d.y, twelve miles southwest Of Wins
b. rough, in Franklin parish, while on
their way to hold court in ,ha. place.
They were saot seven times. aud their
brains blown out. The murdcrers are
no, known. but it is thought personal and
ao, political differences led TO the nssassi-
nation. Crawford was radical and llar-
I'll a democrat. Both leave families.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

John Heenan, the celebrated Beuicia
hoy. whose battles in the ring have given
ise to more excitement, than those Of any
prize fighter Of the century, is in Chicago.
lie is on his way to Colorado fer the good
Of his health. and will remain there but
a short time.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

Six deaths from cholera in St Louis
las, week. eight at Murfrecsboro and
five at Jsncsboro 1t is spreading
through the low grounds west Of the Hi
moi. Central railroad near the Mississippi
river.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
WASHINGTON COLL G L ,
cllEsrERrows. MARYLAND

TINE FACULTY az WASHINGTON enL.
L lEGE has becn tear4anizra by The fierfiea
III Prof Nv ] RArH, 4 fhe Selth Carolina
University. as Principal ffof Nm II kfNafa.
Man Src Priueirai AMI Mr.. JastrH PktEas y
Assistant Professor
NJ Rivers has far seventeen yrars hern
Professor in tie .ayersitY South i'Araiiua Mr.
Zimmerman was for sesera wears Vie" Principal
II The Mrstern Nlr,laui tbllrge and Mr fe.
,rrsu i educated Al tie University Of Virginia, i
moat t,yarahiy kuann rs a teacher in This com.
mHoff
The pi4a a. instruction. iltemhfaen full Gn-
eye .t5lrsr ine5uiiug Gfepk. Latin, The Modern
Languages MHih.matiea, Natural Philosophy
Chemistry ana tar Natural Silence. Aara Phil
asapee. logic, Rhetoric n and what IN the
opinion oi the Board Of Visitors i very iAn9f-
mni. = thorough English Education II tie SIN.
dent does nor desire To study ihc languages In
nfdrr 10 accomplish thi. Preparatory or Arm
dcniie Department hts beea established IN nhieh
fall aud thorough instruction will hc given IN lie
various English trauchrs viz Grammar 6ens-
rlphs Arithmetic Algebra. Gehmelfta History
Natural Philosophy Chemistry. a. aud all 9TH
rr branches oi learning required Ia complete an
English Education
There il nm earnest aud we hope well direct.
Cd caatt made l., The Board Of Nislinrs 10 re-
store the College IT, iis former condition oil pros
p.rity aud 10 establish an ustta ton 81 learning
which shall secure the confidence aud support u
the public,
Tie College will lc re-opened on Wednesday
/ the tts, aay OF ueiahe next.
EXPENSES -1tirioS English aud Classics
or Modern Languages $50 Engl al Classics hnt
Modern Languages sdU. Board, per week 81 20
| TN behalf of the bonri OF Visitors
jus. A. WiGkES, rugs r,
JAS \ PEARrE sEeY,
RICHARD ilYNSoS,
WI y T. WlckES.
WILLIAM =. WALkER.
For further info, nation apply 10 JAMES \
/ PEARcE, Secretary, Chrsicrtown. Nd
/ Aug. 10, is13-a,.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

The Mississippi State Grange met a,
Jackson on Tuesday There are more
than 800 Oranges in the State, aud nearly
all arc represented in the Convention,
noug the members being twenty female
delegates.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

A WoMAS TARREp AND FEArREGgD -
The women OF Glen Cove. Long Island,
last Friday nigh. week, tarred and feather
cd a woman whom they suspected oi
being guilty Of improper actions.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
~ -.ss.,.s-s. -ss For SAsSAFRAS RIVER.

rEilf stet,nof stHi TER being nov in
l eaRfaetr ei5isfs1,t i, ,=uHe har ittps ON sat
af3a8 t5a l.t Of Maf6h l-7e. leaving fieF No.
I.isla street wharf saitItase Every Tuesday,
fbgrsi5,, aud sa,sfdag, a - " arriving
Ia Georgetown pi if.Ns Returning vii ''aNs
Georgetown thr alternate laEs II =. ". Hfttx
ing n baltimore AZ Y tegthine ~ baes
Sefk, BaraArds. Beiitr'aa. Tafuefs ercaA as-
43a4s. slmiiaross. aul fftlafirkiamn. soing
aua returning
hitherto existing teEeaeB tAr stees.f fralafr-
Ter. hpF lattans aui HE pahiit eenef.tlst may
aryet grow le.s iuf the prfteiaattna OF @hisE
We Will eser DC t5uud striving eut very hesi.
martziY NN eUNplff. fsr.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

A fee at Mexico. Mo, Saturday night.
DESTROYED six brias and six frame stores
and two dwellings, comprising large
portion Of the business portion Of the
place loss S65 900; insurance So, 900.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

VIM Dwyer, a well known prize fighter,
was stabbed and killed in san Francisco,
Friday night, by John Harrington.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
The ,Stliddletoun Transript
II PUBLISHED EvERr SATURDAY ny
Edward Reym0ldls.

TERMS-.S7. 90 year, payable in advance.
No paper discontinued until so ordered, except a,
ths option Of the publisher.
RATES or ADvERTISfNG.--A rtisemeni Is
of 10 ines or less will be inserted twice sor 81 90,
and rs cents for each additional insertion. Bus
lness cards, $40 per year. one-qnartcr Of col
Gnn, 8 months, So; . months, SIS; one year,
$2b One-half Of column, months, SIS; q
months, $50; one year, $50. One column, ono
year, SI00 business Locals, 10 crnts line for
each inscrtio Marriages and Deaths inserted
free. obitus les charged for az rcgriar adver-
tisng rates.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

Sui jast = delays incident 70 freight hnsiness.
TIL. ftain wiH .iep 70 taxi M ~ senerF- nt.if
Al 6taiiun> named Al wiH ztee passengers u
m .tappug Place. eNtur' Hare. tefnpf, Sta"
sa.ti taiart, Armstrong anA 9Ht#at.
Tint pteMpt tlme hall e' nadt y insure con-
tiar Win Philadelphia aud Wv York il ia
fnpafttat that shippers should have their freight
s ,he seseral stations n least one hour before
t..a rain i lnr To le8ke.
T 5 trln MI, he uifhlrawn whenever ths i'm
irfe=l d the company tHaaifts I.
lUat l-u II kESSEf5 SUIT
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
MUSIC.

MUSIC for paradcs, excursions, pie-nics, &c,
lVl either BRASS or String. will be furnished by
the DIAMOND STATE CuRNET BAND Of Mia-
dletown. ~ Terms moderate.
". II. JOHNSON,
nay 3f-3m. Business Manager.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
=. W & u. II. n della WARE DE
VISION
Notice to Fruit Growers.

Is addition 10 the regular Market Trims now
] ruuuins. an EXTRA DAILY FREIGHT
TRAIN Surlays excepted Win passenger car
attached, viii rung'Eeuel riHnins hrtvr zen VIII
mjng,lu sad Harrington Monday luu- %. -.
Leaving Wilmington at 9 g. N and stopping
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
MIDDLETOWN MARKET HOUSE

VIE undersigned would respectfully announce
L 10 the public that he has taken the store
house on North Broad ST., Middlciown, Del,
formerly occupied by Taylor h Son, thasing
bought out their iniercst), where he will keep al
ways on hand well-sclscted stock of choice
Groceries, Fruits and Provisions,
as well as full supply of fresh Vegetables, &C.,
in season. Call and satisfy yourselves.
July i2-u d. W. ELIASON.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
GOA l..
Goa l..
Goa l..
NOTICE.

DERSONS who arc indebted TO the lato firm Of
l. JOHN 4. REYNOLDS 4 SONS will please
take notice that the remaining unpaid accounts
hnye all been placed in the hands OF John A.
Reynolds, who will proceed Mt once TO collect
them unless paid Immediately, as they have stood
h ng enough. +. REYNOLDS,
Aug. soft. S. N. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
NOTICE OF
WANTED!

I want To purchase half dozen good, healthy
l CALVES, of two or three weeks old.
r. {. MuRpHEY,
Aug. .su. Near Mlddlcicwp, Vss.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

MIXED TPAIS,--Nor,hwarj, will leave Del
mar nj 50 r. NJ Laarel 3l2 seiford, 3.43
i,ridgcyilic, 90 Greenwood, 1 10 Pennington
as5 Harrington, $40; Dover, G.23; Clayton,
g. Sc Middleiown, T.3o. Arrive at Wilmington,
800 Philadelphia, li.ao; Baltimore, $50, i.
NJ
Southwark will leave rhila. a, ll.3a r. ".
Baltimore, 7 30 Wilmington, ~. 55; New Cas-
tie 20; Middlc,own, a.2I Townsend, 2,3s
CLAYTON, a05 Dover 3.42 Wyoming, 81
FELTON,, 4.oa Harrington, 4lIl Pennington,
i5l; Greenwood, 5.Hi llridgeyillc, 5.aui Sea-
ford, s4T; Laurel, G II lelmar, 80
The mixed train will be run subject 10 delays
iuccen, TO freigh, business, and will stop only
at stations where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle tor Wilmington aad Phila-
delphia nj TAO A. NJ Leave Philadelphia,
lalsP. NJ. and Wilmington .25 p u. iot
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Smyrna for
Clayton Il 40 A. NJ. and I % + u. leave Clayton
for Smyrna 3 40 A. ", and 2.oop. NJ, leave
TO make connection with trains TO aud from Do
vcr, aud Stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
| a, Townsend with the Kent County and
Queen Anne's h Kent Railroads, AT Clayton,
4 with Nd aud Del Il r. Al Harrington with
/ Delaware r. n. At pcmar with Eastern Shore
! Il. r. md Wicomico and Pocompkc u. II.
4 May so-ly II 3, KESNEr, Superintendent
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
N OTICE e.
NOTICE!
To the Merchants Of MiddletOSvn n
and the Farmers OF 81. Georges
nd. and surrounding country.

HAYfNG repaired the hrcak In the mill-dam,
/ i | am prepared To grind from $50 to 900
bushels Of grain per day
Flour and all kinds Of MILL FEED constantly
on hand. Y. II. CoOCl,
ser6-3t. Cooch's Mill, New Castle Co., Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

Having opened oug new store opposite the Ma
,inual Hotel, we will at all times keep on hand a
fnll sHrpls OF The above articles ani hope by =
urict attention To business 10 merit share of
the rahlic patronage. Aug 5o-la'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
TEEMS.

THE At. Louis liEpUBLlCAN-rulIish" '
every. morhing. hy mail. one year. rwELtE
rl-fUuI pOLihiiS; at five, F~IriI-FIi l.
poi.LAKsi al ten, OSE HUNDRED n.iL
ihlts, served l.. %rarricrn. "ElN TIVE :
rThits 4 WEEK, Fourteen bnlinrs II ,cri
la'd weekly to c%htritrs, Thirty {, mis- Ter week
Nrwsu,a!rrs. Iiii" cents per ruuy.
Wc'lnc .dtHs rni Friday. SIX pDii. Ai.- q
year; ihr'" rnpirt. SEN ESIEEN DOLLAR -i
copies, FIFTY DOLLARS.
THE MISSOURI liEtl'BtiCtS NrEEHLil
TWO nbil.Nils I, years three, ~r,,'ina EINf
npIl,htiS; i've rnrtrs. EIGHT pgiL NRSi
ten rnrirs, tiFIftS DGtbNitG. tN,nlN
cnpi,., TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. e
AHlttiIits ram We maize H. rlrip NJ th0 time AZ
club ri'e.. Ten pr ,nht. commit ion n'ln. .
10 hren,' %ct',irr up riul =, rup". nnI . n, va.
i".s paid IN Alliance. aud ihvnii'inv 'iietnnti, .
y ~ at lie "hl III : ~" t,ihinr li'inivt n'". rar
hr hiale ~ nlt. risk In Dinits. i'uat cliru Order
nr u gifirr ii hhtiyrs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
A Vessel Bnllnsted with Human
N
tf'rcm the San Franeisc, Bulletin

tFrcm the san Franclsco Blletin.
"Last Saturday, the German bark
Matthias Meyer, Capt. Nicmann. mr.
rived IN this port from Ancnm, Peru.
after u passage of thirty-tix dnya.
nnd 10 now lying at Front street
Wharf. The vessel arrived from
Ancon with n cargo Of coal from
Newport, England, aud failing to 81.
cure sugar OH favorable irrm.. .uilc,,
On her outward trip with 800 tons al
sand NJ ballast. On Wednesday she
began dischnrging the saul previous
10 receiving n supply If wheat for
Liverpool. Nothing unasual occur.
red 10 excite the Imagination OF thu
loungers who %rungrr9atr IN TINT vi.
entity until Yesterday AFTERNOON.
when sections Of human fraiu,s were
cSlrtMed with great rnptlt,y. Hood.
curdling rumofs were quickly circu.
lated, aMa a motley crowd, attracted
by morbid curiosity, was eu"n un
tho ground discussing the varieu,
surMlses advanced, Up 90 II
o'clock this Morntha aS skulls and
. large number Of min0s bnMrs
have been discovered, Ono OF thu
phaslly relies wa. Me skull Vt II
VuNnu woman, with lung, heavy,
black hair, which eliug. ilr,nly 10 III,
renlp, Several others have complete
sats'of teeth, aud Nru hlnuphel white,
The skail with tho hair attached hh'
been aeuured fur tho private rullre'
ton Of u surgeon al Alca,Wh
"Capt NleMaAN states tina, Aneol
10 sitUated Oh u sandy. waste. Ght
that vessuls N0W. Aeeure ballast, frNl
the suhurbs OF tho tvWu which wa
occupied centuries ago rs n grave
yard, nodips OF mem, Wuluan M,
children, npheavea Nv earthquake.
ara now h!eaphlug IL the sun, IN,
may he counted by tho huntred
Within ton minutes walk from III,
heart Of tho town, Cnm In ,hr rul
10 dug out Ut tho graves In ia,S'
quantities. alss pisees Ut pottery
Images, epIus aud SVmhulir letters Il
the spirit world, made of knoltc,
tWlue aud cord, The eemotcry GOV
ers such q largo rSieut Of g,nua'
that II 10 difficult 10 supply the ncu
essary amount of ballast tor w.
large number OF vessels stopping u
anchor, without occasionally part
Ing with some Of these aurien
rc!lcs. The explanation will aifur,
reliei To those who believed this I,
DO the foundation Of u startling sen
sutluu,"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

CONNECTIONS:
AtSt. Louis with all rail aud river line. Fast
Snf,lt ana south; ut Mexico with Louisiana New
short Route for Chicago and IN, East nj Nob.rIv
Mitaiolcdo, Naha.E and Western Halfway ri
Macon With Ham! bal aud saint ,J.s,r, Itu;iroad.
NJ N.o'ifon with burlington aud Soi.th- WIsIrrn
lsniiroah, for Huntingdon, III. Madison and
iicokuk Mt uttninwa with Central Railroad ri
IOWA, Dies Moin"s Valley, and Burlington nni
Missouri River H~ailroa,'f tor 81, Paul. sIinncsno
Us, Mason city, Dvs Moinvs, 1T. Doisr. and al
,iwa amt Minnesota prini- nj thiIlicnthg = i'm
J ,ti'ht''hi rnd -. 'p-,pi Ruiir,ud ; Mt IiriIrm
Win nhi's"s I ~, Il. Joseph aud C'cntil B,unI
i,3iifpnd 20. IcnScnwortii, A;Clisun. S,lrn l.,
Z. liH, t"rucil hlufls aud Onaha (; Lnthgup " ~
i!aih;raI 'nl u. Joseph Railroad, Cameron
,,fatri al 'lattHhurg With C.irpgu, Z. /. and
81 tih VIVA ii. "".rlh and Denver CIV and
hnnHas t,tty. ~. ~, ~ sud J,urcil Gir,I.
! ~ vl,l1 ; &c; '.vnSgs tlty vi,ht 1afrg pncltr.
1i-.,iui 'nNrr II. t",ti ard cut, UHu I,nyru
N'rh. i&wrrr"r Nu'. .~I,.s'ur ErliuaIs ia
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The Largss, Dia msaa In Tia. wor,a.

The crow Jewels of p%or,uya, ars
for sn small n kin"dom. msrw",on.
and II h Inc. WrS"anza diamond
which II uns Of ii;sm~is a true
"briiliani.n Tho PurImaese RECALLS
must he unite m~ucnna,cI' Tho Hrs.
gamza stone was fund in tho Gortn.
Minim Mine In Brazil, in l74l, aud
was frequently worn by King John
VI, THO lowest estimate of tl,c
weight OF this stone is 1850 carats.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

Man EiAH an Nat.

IN n recent letter from london,
pUu Plat makea the Rl!uwmg
sws,Llu wmNrhs .upou tho lj,llu
.arriraturl.l "it |. believed al l",ue
that this distinguished pauipalur,A,
lott Tor Europe lat summpr In
search VI good hsallh, TAls Ia uul
a%urreui, Ito went 10 Louion look,
ing Tor employing, llu misht have
secured Wn engagement, bat, Gaiur,
,unntrly for tho llltlu follow, hp oar
rigl With llm certain sprrimcns Vt
Ills aNIll, Tie Eugi,shman c"ulu' MT
appreciate his local puiitirAl hits,
aud his illustrations uf the 'l'irk.
wick Papers, d"mo tar the uarpers,
quite dissustud tho publishing bulls,
aud we'll they might, We were quito
astunlshed When we saw tl,em for
the tlrst time, The artist not only
fails 10 understand his author, but
while al duiug %yuigurize, tho subject,
and extracts I'LL tho humOr to Which
VT have bccu, accustomed in tho Ia
nous Illustrations OF Dickens. The
English journalist and publishers
ilsten To Az American while he cuio-
gizes Mast with u good natured air
OF wonder that Is easily read and 10
not complimentary. We must say
what we are not particularly sorry.
Must has not only been running OH a
false reputation as nh artist, but us
all honest artist. M end of enthusi-
assn was worked up in his behalf
while ~carricaturing the Tweed ring
that was c~rystaliized 10y the report
that he had been offered al immense
sum by the culprits to abstain, aud
had proudly .daclined the bribe.
, Aud yst since then wc have had the
Credit Mobilirr transaction - the
most infamous fraud ever Practical
oil q govcrmment-aad Mast not only
fails the side Of virtue, but gives his
pencil 10 q shameless quasi defense.
Ben, Butler, 'salary-grabber.' rs the
ind Tgnant people style him, marches
by this v%irtuous attacker of public
vice, with tho President aud . host
OF congressman, and all unharmed.
Etic cannot SEE the infamies Of the
armed occupation of Louisiana by a
corrupt administration. lie is bliud,
lin . word, to eyury outrage save
those pointed at aud paid for by his
partisass. Aud while tho public sins
" the day pass him u~Gnuticcd his
mefecnary pencil is bought up TO
iiboi tue religious belief OF the
Cathollc and the shortcomings Of
poor Fatrics. He sold himself, body
aud soul, TO the Republican, pariisans,
and then. permitted the TACT 10 Leaf
out that his pnrchasers had uot paid
him enough 70 seenre his family from
the poor house. Take him alfoaeth.
or, there isf not much iassthls asstv
Gustaye Dore Of Amorica OF Which
We cAales proud
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

y bombay newspaper sa,s that
among The hill people II Is u common
practice 10 place inrm,s beneath n
rnns'ant JET vi water conveyed
tlirnngh n bamboo spout from II
mountain stream, 40 that the water
falls upon the heat ui the ehili, which
yors 10 sleep under thus cnUling IN.
iluemcr, aMd sleeps Tor hnurs at n
stretch Tho water Ia believed "tu
strengthen tho brain aud maku thu
children not only healthy, but hardy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

a cl, rg! man Informed his people
At the close of his sermon that lie in.
tended in II few da! TO 20 on Il mis-.
sion to the hcatEcu. After the con.
grrga,iUn Was dismissed "a mum,er of
the mcmbrrs waited i,r their pastor,
anu. CROW ding around him. express.
ell their usiomishmrnt at the new
turn OF his affairs. asking him whrr,
lie was going. aud how lW.g the,
would be- deprived Of his minisira.
lions. He st,d TO them. "Mv uuuu
friends. dom, b. uiarmed-l'm moi
uuiug out of own