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for the purpose Of electing one person to
be om2,r,tler Of the Treasury for the
State Of Maryland. to serve two years.
Also, one person 20 be Clerk of the
Court of Appeals Of Maryland, to serve
six years.
Also, one person To represent s. Ma
rvs County ia the Senate of Ma y!aud,
to serve four years.
Also. tw, persons to represent st Ma
rvs Coun,y in the House OF Delegates Of
Maryland. 10 serve two yerrs.
Also, one p'r.or to be Clerk Of the
Circui, Court for St Mary's County, to
serv. for six years.
Al-o, one person to be Register of
Wills for St Mary's Couaty. to serve for
six yeas.
Also, one prison to be Sheriff of St.
Mary's County, to scrv" for two years.
Also. one person 10 be Surveyor Of St
Mary's County, to serve for two years.
Also, Eve persons to be County Com
missioncrs for st. Mary's County, to serve
for two years.
The polls for said Election will be
opened in each and every Election Dis.
,rics OF said county. at the usual place,
OF holding the polls, at nine O'Clock. A.
NJ and will close Mt six o'clock, p. NJ,
when the ballots shall BE- opened aud
publicly counted.
BENNETT r. ABELL,
Sheriff of st. Mary's Couuty.
Oct 9, lS73-te.
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8 (Leonardsown) on Monday. the
18th. Tuesday. the 10th and Wedncs-
day. the 18th Of Sept. 1873, on accom-,
Of death and removal.
Booth ST
Bayley Noah S
Brown Charles ID
Brooks Charles
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Crier Will.
gladden. John T
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Dorsey John NJ
Dorsey VIM
G.
Green Anderson
n
Medley Charles
Miles Henry
Stone George r
JOSEPH s. FORD,
Register 3rd Election District.
Oct 2. 1878.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wHExr.-Tke decline in Wheat duriag the
past wcek has bcsa fully Is cents per bashel On
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Registered Voters.

The following is List Of Qualified Voters
for Election District No. 9 Clifton
Factory registered BY me on Monday.
the 18th. Tuesday, the 10th and We'd
tuesday,. the 18th Of September. 1878.
A
Arm'"0r'hy Th0' P
Biscoe Wm W
Blackstone Thomas
L
Loker Charles G.
Lumpkins Richard II
X
Ridgell Alexander
Smith WIN II
s'a'e'"a" ISln Jr
Tippctt z Fl
w
Whaling Madison
The following is the List of names Of Reg.
Is'ered persons stricken by mo from the
List Of Qualified Voters on the Regis.
traitor hooks of Election District No. 9
Clifton Factory ON Monday, the 18th,
Tuesday. the 10Th and "Wednesday. the
18th of September. 49, 3. on account Of
death and removal.
Abeff VINO
Aud James w
b
Bohanan John
Biscoe Walter s
Baden Joseph A
Bradburu VIM r
Bush WIN w
Bohanan Geo NJ
Cox VIM
Cecil John l.
Clayton Addison
f.
Evans James f
G.
Gnldsborough Wilfred
Guy,hcr W Nv
II
Hcbb George II
jackson Thomas
Lumpkius John 8
NJ
Me.sick George
Monroe Walter
Magill James N
Peacock James b
r
Thomas j VIM
w
Wheeler John T
BENEDICT MAGILL.
Register 2ud Election District.
Oct 9, 1873.
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Columbia Classical Institute

A Boarding School for Young Men and Boys.
For Circulars, address Rev II 5 ALEXANDER,
Columbia, Pa.
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Notice of Election.

N.WTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the judges OF Election and to tie
Voters Of Saint Mary's County. that an
Election will be held in the several Elsc-
ton Districts Of Saint Mary's County,
At the usual place Of holding the Elections,
on
Tuesday after the First Mon.
day, being the 4th day Of
November, 1873,
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BUILDING FELT

mo Tar ussd), for outside work and inside.
instead Of plaster. Felt Carpetings &c Send
stamps for Circular aud Samples. c. J. FAY,
Camden, N. J.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

Camden. arriving here at l0A o'clock. hav.
ing left New Egypt at I; distance Of 40
miles made in 81 hours, IN average Of
about III miles per hour.
And now to the readers Of the TRAM
SCRIPT who may bs so unfortunate as to
have occasion Of travelling on this road .ws
sincerely recommend to them the follow
ing advice That to whatever station. city.
or town you may visit, whether 1t be from
one cxterminus to the other, unless you are
consciously opposed to cheating railroad
company buy your ticket for the next sta.
ton only. It will carry you through. -
The only thing we regret IL that We did
not buy our tickets for nearer station
We could have gone just as far. Second
ly. take enough provisions with you to las.
a, lcns, day; you may get TO your des,'-
nation in due season, but il is more than
likely you will not This, Mr.. Editor, is
what We know about the great and won
derful Pembertou & High,s,own II. R.
Amboy Division Of tho great Pcnna. road
in the State Of New Jersey. under the con.
duc,or.hip of Moses Broomstick.
TRAVELLERS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
Rare Ministers.

Rev. g. W. Folwell, Baptist minister
Of Wilmington, for having refused nu-
msrous oFersof larger salaries, &c, than
he receives in WILMINGTON on tho ground
that he believed bis work was in that city.
is considered a "rare minister" This is
all very commeudable in Mr.. Folwell. but
ho is not the only clergyman in this re-
gion who ever refused bigger churches aud
bigger salaries. The following. from the
Richmond va D;spatch. Of Nov. 1854.
shows that there is at least one more Of
the same sort left, rs we'll as the esteem
10 which the rector Of ST. Anne's was held
in the Old Dominion
ave see it stated that the Rev. John
c. McCahe. the able and eloquen. Rector
of the Episcopal Church at Hampton, has
received call to St. Johns Church, Mo-
bile. and also to Trinity Church. New
Orleans both Of which he has declined.
Mr. MrCabe is one Of the most efficien.
and pure hearted Of the clergy Of the Old
Dominion, and i. gives US pleasure to see
his talents and character appreciated
abroad as we'll as at home.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
Tug pRorosgp SnIp CANAL.
Baltimore Gascnc says:


Baltimore Gascte says:
"Ifa canal is bull, from the upper wa
tiers of the Chesapeake, across to the Del
aware bay, for the purpose of carrying
coal to New York by internal waterways
which seems TO have been the primary
object Of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Ship Canal Company-we see 10 reason
Why the present canal. from the bead OF
EN-. should not be widcncd and utilized
AID for such a purpose depth Of fourteen
feet Of water would be sufficient. This,
however, would not DO ship canal. The
shin canal We want is one that would
float the largest ships and steamers that
are bound to our port. and that. crossing
the peninsula, would come out on the
Delaware, near its mouth l, is sheer
foil; to talk Of n ship canal thu, would
oblgc vessel, leaving Baltimore on nn
ocean voyage to sail frs, nor,hward up
the bay toward the Susqnehauna cross
,ha Peninsula by way Of the Elk or Sas-
safras, and after reaching the Delaware
forty or fifty miles from its mouth. sail
down that bay to the Capes. 10 the first
place. the saving Of distance would b"
comparatively small In the next. such
a canal would be Theoretically closed b,
ice during part of every winter, aud
when ,haw sets in vessels going up the
bay. after leaving North Point, would be
\ in constant danger from the enormous
/ masses of ice brough, down the Su.qnehan-
n. In the hardest winters we can keep the
patapsco open with lee breakers of suih
/ cicnt power. Bat the experience OF las,
winter demonstrated that the most diff
4 cult part Of the work was ut Seven Foot
Knoll. where the ice from the Susquc-
hanna accumulated alinos, ms fast Ms i,
was broken loose by the steamer Mary.
ipna The further we 90 down tho bny
from this pcin, the thinner the ice be.
comes. until ut Annapolis--thrty miles
down., offers. even in the hardcs, win
ters. no serious obstacle to navigation
II is therefore, manifest from the ex.
plantations we have given. tha, We mus
seek a route for n ship canal down th,
bay, and not up it, for the reason that
eve.y mil. we take southwark car
rcs Us nearer to the ocean and, Mt til,
same time. into water TIM, is more strong
ly saturated with sea sal. 'cyona the re
gion Of ice. From these considerations
aud they are paramount in any enterprise
of the kind-it must be clear that the bcs,
route for ship canal would be by way o
Chester river, and thence across IL,
peninsula to the Delaware hay. few
miles from its mouth A greater lcng,l
Of cutting would be required but the dis
lance from Baltimore 10 Europe and II
the eastern ports would be shorienc,
quite two hundred miles. while vessel.
: passing out Of the canal inst above tn
Delaware Brcakwatcr could take .heltc
behind it in the event Of a storm raginl
usidc the capcs. and vessels entering tn
Delaware would have a short, easy anc
safe run to the canal
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

GRKAr anxiety is felt at New Orleans
regarding the yellow fever at Galveston
and Shreveport. Private kilograms state
shst bo.,s from Galveston arc quarautined
=, Houston. thereby stopping all through
travel. Tho following from the president
Of the Shreveport, La, board Of trade
has been received at New Orleans: Gov
ing to the prevailing malignant fever here
snd consequent panic in the country, our
city has been quarantined by interior
points. and trade in consequence is para
USED" A dispatch from Austin. Texas,
says = panic is prevailing in Galveston
and Houston, and it is runtorcd that the
Central. International aud Grea, Northern
railway has been blockaded.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

totally disappeared from the market. and
new 10 supplying its place =. higher prices.
Rye--an extensive bread crop-in France.
Belgium. Holland and Germany is reek-
onsa % very deficient and rates are rising.
In Husgary the condition Of the crop has
been greatly ovesrs.cd. 10 Germany on
y au ordinary yield is hoped for" The
Erpress sums up the situation abroad BY
that with . deficient crop. exhausted
stocks. and but generally moderate pros
poets in Europe. low prices seem almost
impossible next season." Tho crops ia
this country are excellent. and We mus,
prepare TO make the most Of them.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
Maryland Affairs.

The fair OF the Kent County Agricultural As
soeiaiiun. for which great preparations are being
made. will take place on the 30ih inst, aud will
be held at Woriun station, on the Kent county
railroad three miles from thcsiertown, having
direct communication with Baltimore Philaicl-
phia aud New York. There will be trials OF
speed each day. Hon. James 7 Earle OF Queen
Anues county will deliver the annual oration
Tisaty EScorgAGtsa DIR. H. Il. Pitts, n. J.
Henry and Lcnucl Shovel, Esqs were in Sal
isbury on Wednesday week, soliciting snhscrip-
,iuns to the New Seaside Resort siork, zig ho-
tel near Berlin aud were encouraged TO The
amount q, 80 lSe Taey stated that citizens in
Worcester county have taken - 750, Philadcl-
phia. IS 500. the Western Shore Of Nd, and
baltimore city S?5 coo.
Five prisoners broke out OF Jail a, Princess
Anne, Somerset county. on Thursday OF last
week, who were placed there for safe keeping,
there being no ial In Wcomico county, where
they were To be tried They were nll colorrd.
and charged with theft. Their names are ns
follows Jehu luckey, Charles l.nrkes, John
Dorsey, George Smith and George rot,oman ;
the latter not over twenty years of age.
ATTEMPTED R,rR.-Solomon Fletcher 4 rlas-
,ercr, WAS lodged in the Queen Ann.s county
iail Friday week, in default OF $500 tail TO an
swer the charge Of attempting To finlaic the per-
son oil Mss. Anna T., Enhlll, widow residing
IN Queenstown Fletcher, We iriIii Waa uHuei
the influence Of liquor al the tue.
Mrs. Willis, wifs of Thos a. Willis, Of Cam
bridge Dorchester county, fell dead in her room
on Monday last, She had walked on, In ,h'
peach orchard with soaic children, and. on re-
turning Nid she never felt SO warm, and in
stantly fell dead
Tue ELgros AND MAssgY's II. R.-Thc Ektot
Domoeraf, OF Saturday says, proposals have beef
made by responsible party 10 build the Massey
Railroad on such terms, slightly modified as tn
Board OF Directors will probably feel justified II
accepting.
| A committee has been appointed TO prepare
charter for n proposed bank in Cambridge Dor
chester county, and present the same TO tho Leg
islniure for its action.
Tn. Cecil paper mill, built on the site Of th
old Forge property, on Octoroon, three mile
from Rising Sun, Cecil county, turns out Rbou
twelve tons OF paper per week.
Mrs Sarah II. Ritter, Of Baltimore, has sol
her doubic-house, on Main street, Elkion, wit
doable-houses back, 10 Jonathan bremen, fo
5000 cash.
Washington Hinton, colored, was arrested .
Cccil,on on the lst inst, charged with the mu,
der of a colorcd female child, and committed !
Elk,on jail.
The farm OF n. C. Lewis, (3i acres. one an
= half miles from Elkton, has been sold to Nj
Joseph En,wistls, Of philadelphia, for 81 200.
Elizabeth Hawkins, colored, Was arrested o
Wednesday last, at Chesapeake City, aud take
TO Elkion Jail, on charge of killing her child.
Five prisoners from wicomico county, In Il
Princess Anne jail, made their escape on Thur
day night last.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

Tmx TsxAs DxMocRAric CONVENTION. -
The Democracy Of Texas. in Convention
st Austin. have nominated Judge Richard
Coke. Of Waco. for Governor. aud Hon.
X. b. Hubbard for Lieut.. Governor, and
Stephen II. Dardeu. Of Lockport, for
Comptroller. The platform adopted BY
the convention is liberal and conciliatory,
promising, in case Of their resumption
Of power. to rise above resentment and
administer government fairly, without re-
spect to party or color. They further de-
clare II is their firm conviction that legal
interference with merely social habits Of
any class Of citizens Of native or foreign
birth is contrary to sound policy, to genu-
inc Democracy. and to the enlightened
spiri. Of the age. Judge Coke. the nom
ines for Governor. is . native Of vii.
liamsburg. Va. He emigrated to Texas
about ten years ego.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

Arrsxriox 10 invited to the call in ano-
cher column for . meeting Of citizens TO
take action in reference to the enforce
msnt Of the New Liquor Law. These
assetings have been held in other towns
svd 4 manifest determination evinced on
the par, Of the law.abiding people to sec
the Law enforced. The Law is good one,
and. il properly carried out. will. doubt
hss. be the means Of accomplishing .
srea, deal Of good. We trust that Mid
dle,own will no, be behind her pcighbors
in her efforts to maintain 90 good and
Sholcsoms . law.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

A fellow named John Irving living in
San Francisco, California, has been max
ing sworn statements that be had hand
IN the Nathan New York murder mystery.
end that be knows . good deal abou, it,,
bu. be can. get anybody to believe him.
He is said to be a 6r,t-c'sss pickpocket
and thief and il is though, ,ha, he is TAX
ing this plan to get to New York. He
now offers, on condition Of protection to
himself, to tell where the murdered man
memorandum book and bonds o.
Whether he knows anything about the
mystery or not. it might be a good idea
to bring him on. and il hc fails to fulfil
his part Of the contract, believe his story
about his connection with the murder,
and hang him. The world would lose
so,hing.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

Persons who write articles for uewspa.
PER publication should be careful to review
them bsfsrs sending to the Printer. Ed.
isors do not always have time to make the
uecsssary corrections in spelling and gram
mar. or, ~ 10 required in many instances.
10 re.vrits the entire communicstiou. Un-
lees these persens vii use more care il would
psrhaps Be - we'll for them to obey the
advics Of b. Dadd to young writer's:
Pisss--Don't write anything
Sseond-Burn il afssr you have written
IL.
Third
but the hints already given are pro-
'Bshly sufkcient. II strictly followed. you
viii never have ~ article rejected By q
ssspid editor.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
Another Fire in Baltimore.
BURNING OF THE HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,
BALriMoRE CITY COLLEGE ASp ST. Sicuo-
LAS HOTEL.

About half past two o'clock on Wednes-
day morning FIRE broke out in the rear
par, Of the Holiday Street Theatre. which
rapidly spread over the entire structure
and before the frs engines could be
brough, to work upon i, the whole build
ing va. on FIRE The wind was blowing
gently at the time and the sparks were
carried all over that part Of the city, aid
ing greatly to tho spread of the flames.
The Baltimore City College, adjoining the
theatre caugh. fire, and is almost total
loss.
In a short ,imo the roof Of the St.
Nicholas Hotel on the north Of the thea
,rc took FIRE, and many awnings in the
vicinity we're also fred by the falling
sparks. This caused considerable alarm
and for time general eonaagra,ion was
feared. About quarter past three por-
ton Of the walls Of the theatre fell in
with n crash. sending up a shower of
sparks and giving new vigor to the flames.
BY the most strenuous efforts Of the fire.
men, assisted BY the citizens who rushed
to the scene and worked with a will, the
flames were finally got under control, and
little after three o'clock. A. NJ were
confined to the theatre and city college.
Ths theatre was totally destroyed and
its loss is greatly regretted by especially
the elder portion Of the ci,y's population
[. was an old land mark Of Baltimore
the building just destroyed having been
erected in lSl1-l2, to take the place Of
the old PLAY House" which had occupied
the site since l775. For the past eigh.
teen years il has been under the manage
ment of Mr.. John r. Ford, who loses
about $50. .000 The theatre was valued
at 800 900. and was insured in eigh,
Baltimore companies for $4,000
Tho old City College building was
erected 10 1900. as hall for public er-
tertsinnents, by an association called the
Baltimore Assemblies. Of which John Ea
ger Howard was president. In its earlier
days all the great banquets were served
in its Assembly Rooms, and such notable
characters as Henry Clay, Daniel Web.
ster. Davy Crockett. Andrew Jackson and
Lafayette we're entertained beneath its roof
A new city college building is in .h,
course sf erection on Howard st rect, I,
take tho place Of the old structure. ant
the destruction Of the latter will nscessi
tate . little hurryiug up in the compla.io,
Of the former.
At the St. Nicholas Hotel. when th
FIRE broke cut, the widest excitcmen. oc
CURED, Therc wero abou. 6fsy guests il
the hotel. one half Of whom were women
mostly actors at the theatre. and member
Of tho Great Eastern Circus Company
The greatest alarm prevailed. aud sh
women rushed into the streets in thci
night clothes. snxiously asking after th
safety Of friends. &c. At length shei
fears were subdusd and they were induce
to take shels.r in the nsishboring house,
The total loss BY the 6rs is estimated ,
So, ,925. partially covered BY Insurance.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
Cot. Huouss. the Republican candidate

Cot. Huouss, the Republican candidate
lbr Governor Of Virginia. in explanation
Of bis action ~ delegate to the National
Democratic Convention 10 1868. says in .
card, that he vent into that convention to
secure the nomination Of Chief Justice
Chase, but that the nomination Of Sey.
mour and adoption Of the Democratic
platform sileuced him. and that be never
sfsrwsrd gave the Democratic party his
support.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

DAskuss OF rus Caops n EuRops.--
olssia6s oashsssd from the most rslisbls
sesssss pssss shas the harvesss in nearly
~ passs of Essops viii be much bslow
~ general average. The Mark Lass
2<ptess. Lesden. says: I'VE have more
suehsesb,s reports - to wheat 10 Eng
hod. vhisA, 10 ,sssy localities. is not ex
pssted y squal svss the very poor yisld
- - ysas. ssd there ere strong hists -
= dnaoR = spseuaiss 10 he shssk iss.
- ltsssas sssdstsssl showers. 10 Francs
n6 bass dsss nsss dsssee. and q
1f1Go1e = y lsssl ten 10 twelve pss
6cfk ~ = lslie1 spss. on vhsss haa
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

SwIvr Jusr.cE. Gundacher. Of
Lancaster. Pa. on Thursday stole = coat
from Mr.. Lands, Of Spring Garden town
ship. containing a pocket book and pro.
missory notes amounting to $500 On
Friday morning he was arrested. aud
acknowledged his guilt. Tho same after.
noon he was taken to court and sentenced
to the pcnitcutiary for one year. Tho
property was recovered.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
SArw advertisements.
Registers Order.
REGISTERS s OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, September Cd, 1879
T Upon the application Of Edward W. Lockwood,
" Administrator of Curtis Cordray, deceased /;
IL Is ordered and directed by the Register tina,
the Admin isra,or aforesaid, give notice Of the
granting OF Letters OF Administration upon the
Estate OF tho deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements TO be posted,
within forty days from the date OF such Letters,
in six Of the mos, public places of the County OF
New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or abide
by an Act OF Assembly In such ease made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be insert
ed within the same period In the MipDLErows
Tn, ,Sscnirr newspaper published In Middlc,own
aud TO be continued therein two months.
- Given under the hand and Seal Of Once
lof the Register aforesaid, at New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ten. B. GIBBS, Register.
EOTlCE.-All persons having claims against
the Esiate of the deceased must present the same
duly aiiested 10 the Administrator on or before
September I'd, 1874, or abide an Ac, Of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
EDWARD W. LOCKWOOD, Administrator.
Sept l3-2m. AppRxss-Mi iddie,own, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13
DIED.

In Miiile,nwn, on Wednesday, 10Th inst, Mrs,
Sarah A. Robinson, late Of Eas'on, Talbot coun-
~, Nd, in the Gls, year OF her age.
Mrs Robinson was quiet, retiring, aud unns-
sumng Christian; had long been a consistent
member OF the Protestant Episcopal Church, and
departed this lille In full assurance OF n blssful
Immortality
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

Gov. Woodson, Of Missouri. threatens
to send militia to quarter upon the people
Of Galloway county for not having done
their duty 10 aiding to arrest the recent
iynchcrs and murderers there.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

LAuaA Kssss vas % alsrmingly III .
isw days ago. at her residence in New
York, that priest Was summoned. who
admiuistsrsd to her the last rites Of the
Cstholie church. She subsequently, rallied
however. sufficiently 10 Be removed to .
quiet soustry rssidenos. where change
q cir. Il wss expected, wosld IN hss
health.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

Judgmen, Bonds. Notes and other Legal Blanks
can be bad on application n, the THAsscSirr OF
fee
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-13

For the celebrated Hamilton Seed ard Phos'
pha,e Drill at manufacturers prices call on
FOARD 4 COMECiS.