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New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
BROOKLYN BOULEVARD IMPROVEMENTS.

An act was presented to the Brooklyn Com
mon Council by Alderman ROdman. yesterday, pro-
ydng for the termination OF work on the 5aeket Pres
dent and DOuglass-s BOuoyards, by the PARK COmms-
sion The act provides that within 60 days after It's pas
saee the Park Commissioners shall be required ana di-
reoted 10 mako TO the Common Council of the city OF
Brooklyn full and definite statement Of work DONE and
money expended or drawn by them, under or in any
manner III OF the powers conferred by any act
entitled all act to widen portions OF sacket Douglass,
and President-sts., and otherwise TO alter the
COMMISSIONER maps OF the city OF Brooklyn;
and thereupon all powers given 10 siid
Commissioners In and by said acts shall end. Tae Com
mssoners are also directed within the same period to
file all maps relating to the Improvements In the office OF
the Board OF City Works and hand over all funds to the
City Treasurer Immediately after such reports are made
and the papers fled the Common Council Is authorized
TO proceed ascertain and fix the account that has been
expended for the improvements including the amount
paid as authorized, and shall consider aud make that
portion Of each OF said lying west OF Bedfordaye
an entire improvement. The money for the payment OF
outstanding bills, aud for the completion Of the i'm
proyement it s proposed by the issue
OF Improvement bonds TO the amount OF
S5OOOO0 IL is also provided that the Common Council
shall fix the amounts hereafter TO be paid on the i'm
prOVements; that after district OF assessment Is laid
the Common Council may proceed 10 ninsn tue WORK,
and may, II advisable, continue the contracts made by
the Park Commissioner; but no mOLey shall be eN-
pended without twotlrrds vote of the Council. The
Board OF shall fix the amount OF assessment
within the district OF Improvement. and the money will
be collected by being added to the assessment district
the successive years Onetenth being added 10 the
tax bill each year. The clerk directed TO forward
the b Albany. and to send resolution requesting
the Legislature to pass the bill
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
TILE Stokes DECISION.

There was something of crowd in the
General Term room Of the Supreme Court yesterday
tine decision in the Stokes the application for
trial being expected although 1t announced for
to-day. Judges Ingraham and Davis were the bench
but decision given. The current rumor which It
is said comes from OF stokess former counsel is
that the motion will he denied IN which event It will
probably be taken at to the Court OF Appeals and
decision possibly be rendered at the end OF the
month. The general opinion seems to he that the chance
for Stokes in the prior decision Is small.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
DECISION AGAINST THE CONTROLLER.

The General Term of the Court of Common
Pleas has decided that the provision in the tax levy OF
forOiddng the Common Council from raising sala
res creating offices unconstitutional under
the decision OF the Court of Appeals in the Huber
The decision was made in OF the appeal OF Michael
Sullivan from Special Term decision adverse TO his
claim for salary janitor OF the Sixth District Civil
Court the Controller having refused to pay his salary
1872 the ground that the Common Council had
authority 10 make the appointment. The Court or
dcred Judgment for sullivan. Abraham K Lawrence for
Sullivan aud ID. j. Dean for the city.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

The road completed and equipped as proposed, within
five years. would earn at the lowest soOoOOO per
year. OF which IS per cent would be net But the earn
ings would probably far exceed tOoOoOOO and tho net
receipts might reach $4,000 900 or slsOOO per year Do
fore the five wears roll around From this Is plain that
Notwithstanding the recklessness ana prOdgaity WIN
which, for so many years her resources nave peen
sQuandered great prosperous future Is sun possDe W
Erie II she can command the large sum OF money re-
0uired properly TO develop her great estate yet remain
ing and can be administered. under a comprehensive
policv with systematic economy, integrity ana ldr
business ability The necessary funds being secured,
sucb are the natural and acquired and readily athabe
advantages her position groat channel OF COM
merce, that 1t would become comparatively easg ntSA
70 render Erie prosperous and profitable as any rail-
m America,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
THE FIRST ROAD TO ABOLISH PASSES.

THE FIRST ROAD TO ABOLISH PASSES.
To the Edttor OF The Trt6une.
SIR: 1t has been stated that the Union Pa
cnc Railroad was the first road dispense with the free
pass system. The Company named deserves credit for
doing away with the system but the honor Of ntroduc
ing and healthy state Of affairs does not be-
long TO IT, The Denver and Rio Grande Railway, run
ming from Denver 10 Pueblo COl the first road in
United States TO abolish absolutely the free pass sys
ten. Gen. William j. Palmer It's President, has long
believed the system 20 be pernciOus one and deter
mined time year that it should cease on his
road with the year 1872 Positive instructions
cording issued since Jan. l. 1875 no passes what
ever have been granted The Union Pacific Railroad
adopted the system IN March, hui the gauge
road belongs the credit of its inauguration IL was
adopted contrary 10 all precedent and despite obloquy
and opposition OF all kinds IL has been strictly and faith
fully carried out TO such extent has the corruptng
system OF passes &C. beeu carried in this country,
that corporation. especially young one which boldly
takes the stand which the Denver aud Rio erande Com
pany did IN this matter the thanks OF the en-
lire community and knowing the facts ask THE rRIB
UNE 10 make tue record correct. J.. n. &.
philadelphia, Pa. May 3, 1873
PASSPORTS TO VIENNA
TO the BdttOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR: Numerous inquiries in regard to pass
ports being daily made at this Office by persons intend
ing 20 visit Europe and the Vienna Exposition beg
leave TO state through your valued Journal the nfor
nation OF those concerOed that any passport issued 10
citizen of the United States from the Department of
year from is date though the have used
former absence OF the holder from the United States
but that this Consulate General will abstain from attach
ing rise passports issued by the State Department
which year more old when presented for pise.
H. o. FBIrsCH, J. * X. V. Consul
Imperial and Royal Au-tro Hungarian Consulate Gen.
Neio- York. May g, 1873.
BRUTALITY IN HOSPITAL.
TO the Editor Of The TrtbWne.
SIR: see by yesterdays paper that woman,
age 55 PROSTATE with All epeptic ft turned out
into the the night before at $50 o'clock during
storm. wish 20 know IL this is America Turkey
IL this the thirteenth nineteenth century, And
what are Hew-YOrk hospitals for, aud what kind OF
Grntes can those be- who guilty OF such barDaryt
n,ns0O NAV 1. 1874 ~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

The charges of the Committee of e, Fifty :!
against District Attorney Britton OF Brooklyn nave IN
duced the Governor to appoint as Commissioners 70 e1
anime them. Gilbert IT. speer, lawyer OF ,nS Guy
prominently connected with tho Bar Associauon Inc
time set for the investigation Is the z''n VI 'o
Tho Con,,ee of Ffty will be represented before the
ConmIssoner bv Col A. Davis one OF the counsel OF
the teformers
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
P1SSENGERS ARRITED.

IRON LIvRRPODL--h srtnship 0eTlir MAY S-hr ard Mr
Merton n MaanurA, 4. y \. Norlon W. Noron Nj" j. Noon
Ms. " Marion Lsne. Miss Chamberlain M',s becAs, M
Williams James A. Ssrrilsn H. J. Wnser L. y G.. hr Shei'
Mrs wnser Miss b. Wnscr. Miss Finns "nser Miss A,srt M
Cox Mra Cox Master Gertd Niusrr Francisco Tnnon fhi'
Joan yuue H. Wade r. Mor Mr. Andrews Charlie, - Les - A
Cutler A. Mariltnry, L. Bn Mr Batn, VI D. rbss'
M dEnge hr1uncT Duua X. g. Duls ks Mr. hyei NE
" H. johnson Msst, R. JOHNSON, D. Nasod CaP Jeh WIZ
Hfa A. NJ. and Master LaWson.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
PtSSFNGERS SAILED

FOR CARDIPP-In steamship Gaaorqaa. Nav 3D T. D. hae
line Mr. and Mr JosuA ADD Nestel Walter kr Ms Ihnn an
children MIS- LAWNS CHM Mrs D. W. Plumb Miss NJ Puno M
Punb Master George Puab George Roper Mss H. Espr Jos
Rechter, hr snI Mira David Pembrdgc
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
nlNI,rnRk AI.MANal.


n ,t.es A52 Suu ets....... 5s0l Noon scts''' si'E
rur nAf--' ..-, Sd,
s,,, HOOK. l0 GIVE island . % h.l 'iate toff''' "+
WArEB rHis PAP n s IN
Sauff lHovs toi ne" "N'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
. n,,rroN INVESTIGATION.

...,.a N .he ssor, space o' se7rn 'nnu,s. TIE run
to Chicago ~ made In thirty six hours
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

Doar0 lno Rooms.
BOARD and PLEASANT ROOMS on reason
I'D terms. frstass Bsghborbood aud enfa '-9A Va
10 West Foryhfb-e y. y
I GLANDS STURTEVANT HOUSE,
IL Boliwav Tpsnty-eighh and TEen'ynnth-sts NsFl~l
AMERICAN PLAN, WITH ELhfAIOha
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
TIE DEPurS AND 1HEATERs
LEWIS / GBO. ;. LELAND Propus'on
D0OMS IN ALL LOCATIONS TO LET,
Id with ot without bosri Prices AMI oil pariclsrs gT.a
COLES RYDER
l2S! BoilsT
CT. CHARLES HOTEL european Pianl' 10.
- 6i3 Boalsay corner Beecssrst single eon, Sl p, ~
Family Rooms. SO 20 81 per week Hotel all@ an fI
fuui ,he1 All Broadway STAGES pgss Tie Hotel
GEOEGE !. g. LEWIS LELAND PfopE@tl[
CTANlMERING.-NeW- Stammerng In.
- stute (essbshed 1870. Prof. Minn Gown, hinistf W
Wes Tweuty-thiri-st: ilrnsIel no iliAsl. AP
ances medicines ui Boar taken, and no pay Tor o'ia ~ -
vices until cured Send for prospectus
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
DECIsIONS-MAY 9

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Barrett
al American Mexican X. grated
Sg ,mohy and proceedings before ihe referee
al .uAeI1 ~ " fcgoI Mutual Lie ns ag Mara Ct al
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT ~ Nv-fOIk ... .. .... .......'''.hA'"
,IFARtD, ..
Steamship Mayao,.of Falts Philadelphia ). Hand
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

sirc-t ~ win for everv isctimste pnrro.e y, mat
In the neautn,e wa oau snow our stOcknoluors 20
our pollcy while IL Is liberal and conprenc anJ 1, Is
the future works no present njustlce W .ndiIures
rdncrI cbarrcahIe 10 capital, should bo so %
met nd thai he clear net earnings from TINS .l'o n
he divided sem,-annually, "a earned. among '"o '"
OF this properly. am yours u. ~ rre HALLWAY
Tho ,orov,no abatement, showing tho distances
on the Erie Railway. and the estimator cost Vi nooos
sory improvements and extension OF 'no roau' anu
q, ito equipment accompanied the letter.
y " % l21 miles - e6 miles single track
Nne 10 Salamauoa. 81 miles - le miles single track
ss.maae. to punsrt sT ci; 70 Pc jer;: for sSi
iS nss.ssssr taHe 70 be laid with steel top rail, .
taken om present track u miles "nge uaea
Ilu miles single trleh
2,2S8 miles single rail
2ii2 mile. Steel Rail 60 fD per y,rd (equa to i7lDr
per mile) equals 91s6S t., which At SlsC per Ts IT,
Les. Ss 1si1: Of iii miles Iron Rail- 70 10 per
yard, 7sl55 al SsS per t. eQusls''' Aaz' a-eo ,os
La,ng track spfe es and stone ballast on Os6 miles 322O
Widening roadway ties and laying SO miles % track Jersey m oo
Additional siding various points along 2oco
Grading and masonry 00S
New shops Grain Elevators DepOts Engine houses, and 100000
Improvements Of Stations. o
Ooo New Freglt cars AZ ! $50 ............. $4,000
Changing Oo cars nom Ooaa 20 nnr'o" 100000
S6S'oS GSs E Eos S SS'5a. t6S. 1s 80 a. 100000
OI%Ps3s D 9Sr !,%s n1asCs ON c BT,uSS 100000
Purchasing Ss ss59L' S,' Company 100000
ARo0I R o' s13 SU11n anu lEOOoOO
Total Capitalization ............... sl84, ,51O.635
Amount ntofA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

general JFr1nk Auingon alas Green
burgry John Hutchinson james HALEY, burglary
teoye Ives burglary; Peter ghe oui9a assault aud batter,
George Green feonous and battery Iii Brosn larceny RON
person John Moore aeny nom the p-oD John Son9e M
Thomas Kelly
Ia Wbeelrf larceny Richard Walter larceny Edward Dempsey
Joseph Sullivan Henry larceny ant receiving stolen
goods War EIward Morris larceny John Ieen larceny
Victor H. Huesds embeulemenL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
ESTIMATES EXPLAINED.

Never has any similar powero business oeen within
the control OF either of the Trunk lines at 80 small cost
nor woere every dollar invested was 10 Itself secure be-
oud pcradyenture without regard TO the incidental
advantages arising from such power The accompany
NO memorandum OF what think proper to be expended
,n te Erie hne may 10 you very greauy III eAcess
n trcyious estimates but assume that we can OOfoH
any necessary sums from time 20 time II ehue.s art
sssured tnat their money Is wisely expended, hu Una.
botb principal aud interest are SAFE In ts esenato
nave n lnOs cases assumed larger amount as ntves
.ary tan viii be needed, aud have intenuOnay otcu
MANY licns Of great value, among Otnetb he 40o GU
zines now on the Erle. which VIII Teuuce thcsou
ouside Hs OF expenditure. Nv oDlectls 10 bhA IOI AZ
mt may be necessary. and which know can DC Amply
secnre1 and prOiitaby used. These expenditures VIII
s,tsud over a period OF three years, comparatively
snsII noriion only being needed Ny further Op-
tey n 10 .hOw that Erie Railway be made the
,,o.f n,uOrtant OF all existing lines Of internal cOmu
can earn and pay large animal dividends WIN
ainty and that secure greater success uhi
,as ever before attained by the owneis OF rairO
.,ertv without these additions aud without com
PseEeneiye and far-reacbng policy Of extension OTIS
Si,e.s ana influence 10 cannot DC pronaDle IN any
otaessiteraLIe degree 10 Its Stockholders, nor H-
.s to the public the advantages winch were
49, cIIef object Of It's creation. 10 secure these
Init the credit OF the Company is OF uie rst conSo-
',,,se we must be placed IN such IA pOsII0b at tM
ssc.sf l,oneVed centers as vii enable lis ~ '"'''N
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

The MEASLsr Ylr Some gentlemen
wera talking shout mcapaess when one
said ha knew d man "a Lexington Ave.
nue who was the neanc,. man 10 New
York.
..irw mean Is thai z" ashsl friend.
~ by. he is So mean that he keeps a
FIVE r,Et I,ccc with string tied TO it, 10
give 10 teggaFs. and. wien their back.
are turned. he jerks it OUT Of their pock !
cts"
"Why this ran is so mean, continued
the gentleman. that lie gave his children
ton csn,s apiece the night before the
Fourth ol July. hut during the night
when tbey were asleep he wen, up stairs.
took tho money out Of heir clothes, and
then whipped them in the morning for
losing ~.
Docs he do anything elsc!'
YES; the other DAY dined with him
snd noticed the poor little servant girl
whisling gaily oil the way up stairs will
the dessert, and when | asked my gener.
Gus friend what made her whistle so hap.
rily he saii: "Why keep her whisrlinG
50 she cant eat the raisins out Of ihs
cake"
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
The Social Tyrant What are we to
for Servants.

John chinaman has turned out as bud
As the re-, Of so.ciled hclp--only more
so--aud the vail u the hau-rkccpcr goes
forth ,,!l Unanswered The Swcede ha-
come anl npp.lrs 20 serve well the pur-
nose. DO. l'sfe are trw u him. Alsace
sll i.orrainr it was thought would solve
the servan, ,fut,-in iar ., When the ncw
order of thtn-. -tu; hom rhtir homes -
many OF the natives; tli - yet not many
of these patriotic Freuch have Come 10 our
rrscue !, u, il .eein- that 80 leng ns We
continue lak attuli isr Es servants
,rr it"pbie e .a ap lioN Il Is IL d.
applird -, eaur, at thi, nluA.rut ,nY. SET
III. sa s.thirf, q, n b t,nni At home
II 81 tat tai induce ;it+ss of our own
prn,,c. s. wAo.u sircapsl,rcrs IN lie compel
iae,a 10 l.b.r. t. 10 lugcr look With dis
daiuiu! esa ufa ih.. Lace oi ssryaais in
fsmiies ths II ui> II domestic storm sill
hoax 70 TIL, end TIE ladies' II cur large
,!si,s should wo,s with united aud con.
,.aaed eiatt aud We believe, they woul
be- ,arcss.ftl peu thi, subject we
would bc glad = h.ar fram our readers
We are led t. these Remarks, hy reerlt
incident a hah,eketper desiring eark,
advertised Wah one OF thr apr,icau,
,h- foiloaiu- eaugppal!tn "a occurred. after
the asaal .,stina II questions hal bseh
an,werci II tae ia'ly
Tha C' .'o yan Sccp sub r.
Lazy. - what:
Cook Was. sah---a .uhardinat,
ne7n, some one to 'rrrarc tie lining.
for me u soak u y.a doai you "ea',
sui,
Lady Il dat, ani therefore won't
suit -
iac -r.ns .fqs scef-r "a, compelled to
disc.ar2t h.r r- rak because thai
person ....vs.s .f.-,4 10 cook thr
Lreakfasi f,r tte rn,af,J caarhman In
cideati II us .et. 3. real occurrence
ciuh be- muiuf.i,4, 81, lliy arr familiar
20 all interested A #,lHrgI wtn employ.
ei as = wai'.r q '.t.a Z ilp,hg ,he far
race Ere ter ias f.,.aa that lc Lai 4" h,
,hira ocsi ut JILL and was net al. posed
% chs1gs :.
Really ghe .sf5 ,t question is most
,roublescms one Oar uouscs are opened
to those whom board aud ray. bu, who
will ict =. {. tbs work Uar men,s ma.i
be ea,ea II certain hours that those who
prepare them may have time ~ their own
affairs. Sc mus; be- careful If the nuns
her Of times We chung, our shirts. lr>t
she who washes u,ay become indignant
and leave We >huilrr every time the
doer-beii rugs. fearing that sammy
whom We fay Ia gu.ver It, will presently
come to u iruiariAg that lie !, tired of -
many isataps through ihe entry. and must
give u. warning We must ponder well
lh,, we d. uul iu,,te too many gue,ic
We must bear ,hakingly in mii winter
tie cnli MIR FROM IL. furnace. We unsf
not expect orr boots BACKED. our stocking
darned Or t1 ha,e nnitors on enr shirts
rinHts have thapgc indeefl The scrtaui
has become The a.a,ter; and the master
pass to DC "bosscd '-fres,.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

A Coop JogE. Il good joke is told
II o ..tlle four year.ol fellow who having
di.obessi his ia;her. was about to incur
the penalty Of switching. Tho hiher
deliberately prepared u rod, while his son
ssncd sai aud silent spectator. As the
parsnt approached TO the unpleasant duty.
The 10y STATED a. bri,k run towards a
neirhboring hill. Tho father pursued,
and sor time the youngster increased the
distance between them. but gradually his
strenasli began 10 fail. and when he reach
q ,he hill aud began 10 ascend he soon
lot his vantage. Ncarcs and nearer the
issss father approached, and as he came
within arms length If The little fugitive.
wbo sas ready to fall from exaustiou. the
boy quickly faced about. droppcd upon
~ efounj. aud with an indiscribable east
Y eoanteusree, exclaimed. -
s.pspa. that--mskes fcllcw-blow--
49, iiYs
Tbi ..ehsseing the suhject" vas 20 ex-
xvrouS)x Iudirrous shss the fssher lsughsd
1o11Is eysv the ssrptery which his hope
Z ti1o1s ~ ~ RI - - ssed.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
.lrn 0Qoia and q5rcttica
SEE :! SEE =!

HFitf B0oTS tron ;. 'l and tgrara,
tiNA -
SENi.kA-E kfN fi0EE2 sae's ~ 81 o..
BoH1AS lNb cHILDHESs SAOES al
GRdDES J.yb PEieES
Lanes BRGNS GOabS
kIAGE ra&IEEf W CISsfVERES
EoAE iNb Agk lNE SHI trLS
BKOHN ALEItHED HTSfiV
TOoL And CufTCN ILiNNkLN
G0oD NGRIiN CIAPEf 20 . c5 ei,.
GOob HEHf ciRPEE 20 Z AZ. -
UHiTE lHD G4lr RhlSEETS.
TAR RoEES IND HORSE BLANKETS
kiRfE .tReNib LooKiNG GLASSES.
iASERYiNs AND EDGING
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
Itegistcl''S Order.
REGISTER s OFFICE.

kEbiSIEk > bFtitE,
New Castle County, April iiih, 1873,
Upon the application Of l.rtiin l.. Green. Ex-
rcuirix OF Victor Green. late ui 81 Georges ilnn-
dred in said county deceased II Us ordered md
directed hy the Register that the Excruirix afurr-
said give notice Of the granin. oi Letters Tes,a-
mrniary upon tie Estate Of the deceased with
The date OF granting lhrrraf, hy causing adsrr-
tscmenis TO lie posted, within fnriv days from
The dar OF snrh letters In six of the most public
places OF the County OF New castle requiring ali
persons having demands agains, the Estate 10
present the same, or abide an Act Of Asseiuhi,
in such ease made aud i.iei and also cause
The same 10 he inserted. vi hin The same period
In the MipDLgrows TnA>scHiPr - new sIaper pub
ishcd in Middeioan u, aud 10 lc continued there
in two monihs.
-, Given under the haud and seal of Of-
II. g. flee of the Register aforesaid. At New
~ Casii., In Sew tasil. County aforesaid,
the day aud year above written.
y. GIBBS, nepister.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

~ CIV tIl INIi iAHNN. At.' 2 #Ht.si5s-
ty oflhis valuable Hair Pycl araiioH;
which i due Is merit alone. Nt
can assure oar old patron that il Is
kept fully up - i i.ah lWl;
anditisthc oulyrclial.eaalI effect
cd preparation tar ,c tin, GEkv
on FADED Ham toit youthful color,
making it soil, lus;rou@, aul ii.i,en,
The scalp, by i,5 use, become whi;e
and clean. Itromoycs all orurtioas
ard daulgud, a1l hv it- tonic ron
critics, prevent the hair tjym Eiiirg
out. rs il stimulate and uauri,hci
the hair-s!aals. Ey is use, ghc hajr
grows thicker aaa stronger. IN
baldne j, rc.t#sgf tire eg illar4
glands u their normal yizar, nd
will create z rt"- growth, except in
extreme o,la-a. IL is lilo most Geo
nomicd HAZE psa slSG ever used,
rs it require teWer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, -lo.sy
appearance. 4. \. hayes, MD.
State Assaycr Of Massachusetts,, says,
The constituents arc pure, aud care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST prErA-
RATION for its intended purposes
Sol! Jy az DrYgJi.'. asl Dsiirs ia lttd.slass.
Iriee Gao Dcllar.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
Lava-Linden.

N Klamath, when the ssn vas low,
1hs lava-t-ds held Mr.. 10,
Wko dared TO fight. and wouldn't 20
For all the peace commissioners.
n trsth, II was a rnisu. sight,
To see three thousand men Of might,
With guus and cannon, day and night,
Fight shy dirty Indians.
For every fco, of lava-bed,
They threw pound Of Kissing lead,
A ton for every Modoc dead,
in three weeks roaring battery.
Fire Gille,n, ell tho commons brave,
Till Scar-faccd Charley. in his cave,
And Capt. Jack shall find grave,
Win al. his bloody cbisalry.
Wen bless yog when yon' We killed them all,
tn. men snd women, great and small,
And not a Labc is lcft 10 sqaall,
l,s hatred OF our victory.
Fcr this Is fre.dom's chosen land,
The heritage Vi all that's grand,
Aud the millennium $ at hand,
Win few more scalps for ciuciury.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
it-rE For SASSAFRAS RIVER.

VTNBE steamer 'TRrMPETER being now in
J. complete order will resume her trips on sat
urday, the Is, Of March. 1879, leaving Pier No.
5. Light street wharf Baltimore. every TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday, AT iol A. NJ, arriving
in Georgetown at AZ. N. Returning will leave
Georgetown the alternate days n, A. ~, arriv-
ing In Baltimore nj 2r ~; touching at buck
Neck, Barnards, Beticrton, Turner CrreS, t'as-
sidays, Shallcross, and frederickiown, going
and returning.
We sincerely trust that the friendly relations
hitherto existing between the steamer Trumpe-
ter, her patrons, and the public generally, may
never grow less for the perpesuaiion Of which
ne will ever be found striving our very best.
mari-iy wM CCNDIFF, Capt.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
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All persons having claims against the Es,a,e
Of the d.c~ased mast present the same, duty at
tested, to the Excruirix on or leforc April lsih,
1874, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such eHss
made and provided. LETiTtA L. GREEN,
Apensm-Middlstown, Del. Er~sfrix.
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Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
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MRs. 4. NJ. NICK EE. sliddicto,vn

Having rrmoved from the old stand opposite
the Peninsular Machine Works, 10 five doors easi
OF Broad, ON Main STREET, woa d announce 10 the
pnhic that she has Just received from the city
iul line OF MILLINERY GOODS and Trimmings
Of the ls,es, styles. Thankful for past patronage
she rsspeclfulIy solieits the favor Of . call
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