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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

EoR SALE AND RENT.--wE HAVE FOR
I sale and rent in the best situations on Capilol
ELEGANT REsIDEkOEB, both large and small
~ gs I'm % no pan rsstIy snnyht ofie,
BY citizens and strHnsets OF undisputed taste and
Judgment; by the opulent As well - by those en-
joying high social and political position The time
10 buy well u when you can by oheaply; apd the
those In search Of pleasant places. property that
will surely appreciate In value; rvn . pyoy
je95-eotf Real Estate Brokers, OApitol Hill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22
G IL A II f y

RECEIVED DAILY FROM MOUNT VERNON
VINEYARD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
u. w. REED & SONS,
Au5l.w i2i4 Y street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22
JAMES II. McaILL,

81 s.veutb strs.,. opp este Pos, Omss
HeLk.tt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. lOrsnse, AleI AndriA And Mama
sns and Lynchbnrr and DAnvills Railroad

D2UBLE DAILY TkAINs, tsleept Sunday D, m.
sonnsctions viii Dc made between Wilmington and
hSnc9bqrs IN the Erea. line from New Orleans and
ahd Ohio railroad At qordonsvil1e and Charlotte
~ ,s mi hshmSnd md South. and al the line q
Lssve sw.shinston sy Po,om.c Ferry Company,
ma e'1nh mi fet mhn ~ ~ twice ,a d.i{IIa N
Union streets, Aletandris AZ asos. m .ndI 10 p. m
msii,w sioss ysSnSafE " r M md y m
-. PAssensers for MA1sssas Division leave Beyentl
Pullman Palace Oars from Aierandris 70 New Or
leans. chsnEins only q LynehburE.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, WashipEton
y: III or u Alexandria. corner Of King and UnioI
KnoI's Omnibus Line makes rapid connection DO
snsen bAl!mere and Ohio railroad depot and Bcv
BIsski.st and supper on ferry boats for through
Ap2 J. M BROADuA a. r. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22
JlALTIMoltB AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6fFor ooRsES o sITJH vAED , sTRxrn

obfVf oVnNh vsp4} III u NJ -
After JULY %, is,S, trains vii run - follows,
TnAI SsLf hfASE ron rhwsxsn tsa frSs Al
% q m-,. NIAGARA H 6is q. ma new foIk OF
TT - FIX, Y. ye.. p. s::i =. s.ny. 81.
soSano al dahl. sosiS I'D StREs We. d. ,SI
Wet daily. encep. Bun. Ton from Rsitimys..
day. ~ y. M. Cincinnati n.
90 ,. m. Now York CT. Crcss, daily except Bun.
O. n, Baltimore express. ID q =. m. n y, enron.
= su y. m, baltimore Ac. daily, except rrwdAy.
oommodAtion, daily, or. 5is p. m, all daily, OF.
oept sunday. cept sunday
SIS p. m, Cincinnati FL. 8 - u, m, daily, from
grsss, daily. e1ocpt Bun. hsltinoIe,, daily from
gsAsa fs Il y.t s:- i:riSs.. s:uys Sa'A'"
ieL .is AM M Paeino FL u u.s. New York enpress'
1s.ns s:ss Ss.s Viz ... r iS
MN Il M sTs.s i e 3 md D. nj sd
Trains arriving 81 Washington Il II u = m. s!,s
and ID r. connect ct bowie with trains leaving
| Marlhoro' at ~ .. m, ~ and ~ m
Psssensers leaving their order, 81 Ticket Once
nue., northwest corner Sixth and PsnnrylysniA ave
nue., can have their baRpa~e called for And cheoke!
/ West Through Tickets to Cinoinnstt Columbus
/ Indianapolis, Iouisyille, ~ Louis, New orlesns
ShissSsS S%.h. ss1 Tr.sci,So and al po'n''
| Som. ID YOtIN0 (len psssenSrT Avent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22
T v Y q r Y

ivy CITY 900.
Is on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. adjoining
the grounds Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute. only
Twelve minutes wsk from the street cars 81
Ninth street est. Lots containing 1850 feet fol
only ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. OF
easy terms, Any one can buy q lot.
Apply TO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

FES-COUNTy OF WASHINGTON,
49, hoard OF PUBLIC wonKs,J
DISTINCT OF CoLUMBA, J
wAsnISerOS, August \, Isi1 y.
Whereas II having been deemed conducive TO the
public interest to widen Fourteenth street or Pney
branch road, from boundary street 10 Stou.hton
street In tho south division Of Colun biA university
grounds, on the square between said streets In said
division; and whereas the widening Of said road
In said diyisipn batween the Aforesaid points, has
b.en by the direction Of the underuisned, duly
Office NOTICE Is hereby given OF the proposed extern
sion Of said road, and AL persons having objections
thereto are requested to make them known to the
undersisned. on the let day OF september, isiS at
hoard Of Public Works Of the District II Colunl.
bis. room No, ~, Morrison building. -Four Anda-
which may lie made will be heard and considered
HENRY ID COOKE, -
ALEXANDER II. SHEPHERD,
JAMES A. MAGhUDEh,
ADOLF CLUSS,
HENRY A. WILLARD,
Bard Of Pubic Works
uuii-ikis,sscbNH hronicleNStar1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

n 4. .ns
driyers In the city, Apply at Room Marble nntld
ing, seventh street, opposite Patent Once Ant 81
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

NsxEO TeAIN, ,--Xorthwasd will leave Del
npnr q Z As p. ~; Laurel 3.i? Seaford, 3.43 :
ny)4eevills, 4 -: (ssxeuwood, 40; Pennington
l.1e; nAsrt.sgtoa, $40; Dover, G.3a; Clayton,
T.3t; NiddlstOwn, q. 20. Arriveat " .ln,ington
o.Ss; Philaaelphia, l i.3o; Baltimore, $50, r.
as.thwasd, viii iea,. phila. at 1880 p. n.
HlJr(msrc, 7.ao; Wilmington, IL. IS; New Cas-
~, 1. 10; Middlciown, 2.2s; Townsend, 2,45 I;
Clayton, sis; Dover 400 Wyoming, 4.i2 (;
Fe1sos, A.A0; Harrington, sos; FaImingion,
617; Greenwood, 5.32 Bridgcvic, $50; Sea-
Gnrs, SIT; Laurel, Q. 30; Deinar. 100.
Ths mixea train will be run subject TO delays
heidkat 10 height basinrss, and VIII stop only
a solsioGs whsss time Is givea.
xsw cAsrLx TRAINS.
Leave New Csstle for Wilmington and Pbila-
delphia at 7.40, 4. n. and Gas r. ". Leave Will
uiestou at l.25 aud $50 ?. ". for New Castle.
SMYRNA HsAxcH TRAINS.
Additional 10 those above. leave Smyrna for
Ciayt0a li.s0 A. ". aad 7. .35 r. N. leave Clayton
lbe Smyrna $40 A. NJ, and 400 0P. NJ, leave
- make coRucc,ies with trains 10 and from Do
~, - S1asisss seasa.
euesscripN.
Al TOWNSEND, with the Kent County and
Queen Annr's 4 Kent Railroads Al Clayton,
with Nd. aud Del r. Y. A. Harrington with
J. 1 y. Il. H.. AZ S~aford, With Dorcesier and
Delaware h. n. Al bsmnr, with Eastern Shore
\. H., and wicomico and Pocomokc r. r.
naysp-'y H.r. KESxEY. Superintendent
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Acoistcr's s Orders.
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Oct. 10th. 1879

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Oct. 10th, 1873.
Upon the application Of William W Thomas,
administrator OF Joho Thomas, late Of Anroqmn-
mink Hundred in said County, drcrstd II u
ordered aud directed ny the Register ,lii lie Ad-
nnis,rsior aforesaid give notice Of the granting
oi Letters Of Administration ipon the Estate OF
the deceased, with the date Of granting thereof
hv causing advertisements io hc posted within
FORTY days from the date OF such letters 10 s'S o'
the mos, public places ot the CSasiy oi New Cas-
tie. requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate TO prc.en, the same, OF abide by an
Act Of Assembly in such made and pr"sid-
cd And also cause the sane to be inserted With
in the same period In the MinDLEIows TRANS
cRirr, n newspaper published in Middleiown, aud
to bc coniianed therein two months.
Given under the h.nd and Seal of,s-
fee OF the Register Aforesaid, at NV
:. Castle, ia New Castle County aforesaid,
= the day aud year above written.
d. GIBBS, Register.
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= IeFc sASSAFRAs RIVER.
TyHR steamer "TRuMpETER" being now

vTvHR steamer "TRuMPETER being now in
i comrle,e order, will resume her trips on Sat
osdkv, the ist Of March. 1873, leaving Pier No.
8. Light street = harf. BAftimorc, every Tnesdsy,
Thursdsy ana Saturday, at iol a. ", arriving
IL Georgetown nj 4p n. Re,usning will leave
Gcusgc,owH tic alternate days at 4. ~, arriv
~ u baltimore at3r. ~. touching At Buck
Neck, Bsrnaras, Bettefton. Turner Creek, Cas-
sidays, shallcross, and. frederiek,own, going
aad returning.
We tinc~v~ly trust that the friendly relations
hithssss existing between the steamer Trumpe-
Ter, her patrons and tho public generally, may
newer grow less Tar the perpeiaa,ion Of which
We will ever be found striving our very hest.
mar lily Nm. CuNDIff, Capt.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
THE AMERICAN FARMER

Begins new volume January I. This Is an old
established standard Farmers paper, devoted TO
agriculture and It's interests. Special aiicn.
ton 10 paid--bcsidss that given 10 the staple
crops, artificial and honic-aadc mannrcs, kc., =
70 Live Stock, Fruit Growing, the Dairy, kc
Sems Of The ablsss. Of American agricaitnris,s
write for y. y !. PRACTICAL, SuBSTAN
TlAh, kBLIABLE. $i.Be . yeas. To cluhs
Of Ave or more only 81 each. Very liberal and
handsome premiums ios clubs. Last three sum-
bers oT ,13 free 10 all new names received before
Dec. 81. SpsrisScn Numbers free. Agents
wanted everywhere. SAML. SANDS b SON,
No 32-6. Publishers, Baltimore, Nd.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
BsCRIlpTIONS.-1s1i.

liARrsn's WErxLY, one year, 81 90
81 90 includes prepayment of L $. postage by
III. publishers.
Subscriptions 10 iiARrrG's MAGAZINE, WgrKLy,
and Bazan, 70 one address for one year, SiU 90 .
or. two OF ilarpcr's Periodicals, 10 one address
for one year, 81 10 postage payable 10y the sub
serbsr Mt tho Office where received.
An extra copy of either the MAGAZINE, Wtgk-
~, or Bazaar viii lie supplied gratis FOR ever,
club Of Ave subscribers Il; $500 each, in one re-
mit,anes or, six copies for So 90, uiiheu, cS-
ira copy postage PAYABLE by the subscribers at
,he offices where received.
Batk Numbers can lie supplied at anY time.
The annual yolGnioa of liARrggs WgEgLY, in
neat cloth hinuinr. will lie sent by express, free
Of expense, for 81 90 each. 4 complete set, COM
prising seventeen Volumes, sent on receipt Of
cash a, the rate Of 81 25 per vol, freight Al sx-
peuse OF rsrchaser.
The postage on lIARrgns WEEKLY Is % cents n
year, which mus, be paid a, tho subscriber pos.
Office. Address
Noi5-6t IIARPEr h BROTHERS, New York
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.
No.lees V lhs Prsss

Ne.iees " hs Press.
The Bisar 10 edited with n contribution Of ;ac,
and talent that We seldom find In auy journal :;
aud the journal itself Is the organ of the yrea,
world of fashion. - Boston Trdrelirr.
The Basar commends itself 10 every member Of
the houschold-,o the children ky drol and prst-
~ pictures, 10 The young ladies by its fashion
plates in endless VARSITY to tho provident mairsn
by its patterns for the childrens clothes, To pd-
ts.tamiias by its tasteful designs for smbroidcr-
ed slippers and luxurious drcssing-gowas. But
the reading matter of the Bl.ar Is uniformly OF
great excellence. The paper has acquired wide
popularity for the hreside enjoy ymcnt it affords.
N !. Eeea,ng Poa.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
suDsCRIPTlONs.-Issa.
TERMS

HAsrKss MAeAziSK, one year........Sl 90
81 90 includes prepay ymrnt Of Z. $. postage by
the publishers.
Subscriptions 10 IIAnrgx'a Magazine, WEEKLY,
aud DAzAa, TO one address for one year, SiD 90 {;
or, two OF iIarper's Periodicals, TO one nddrcss
for one year, 81 90 ; postage payable by the sub.
scribcr a, the office where received.
An Extra Copy of either the MAaAsSE, WEEK
rr or BAZAAR win he supplied gratis, for every
club OF i've subscribers at 81 90 each. in one re.
mit,sncc; or, six copies for 20 90, without extra
copy postage payable by the subscribers at the
Offices where received.
Back Numbers can he supplied ut any time
A Complete Sc, OF llsRrEn's MAGAkIss, now
comprising ~ Volumes, in neat cloth binding.
will he sent by express, freight at expense OF pur-
chaser, for 81 - por volume. Single volumes,
by malt postpaid - 90. Cloth cases, for bind
ing, ~ crnts, by mail, postpaid.
The postage on HaRrsRs MSGAziSg is - cents
year, which mus, lie paid at the subscriber 8
post-oi,icc. address
Novis-e, HARPER 4 BROTHERS, New York.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
SUBSCRlPTloNS-lsTs.
TERMS.

81 BSChlPlltNS--lSIS.
TERMS.
HARrER's BAZAAR, one year...........Sie 90
81 90 includes prepayment of L. s. postage by
the publishers.
Subscriptions TO HARrxR's NAGAzsE, WElRly,
and BazAn, to one address for one yenr, $40 90 ;
or, two Of iIarper's Periodicals. to one address
for one year, 81 90 postage payable by the sub
scribsr at the Office where received.
An extra copy Of either the Magazine, Weekly,
or Bazar will be supplied graft, for every Club OF
Ave subscribers nt 81 90 each, In one re,ni,a
or, Six Copies for $40 90, without extra copy (:
postage payable BY the subseribcrs at tho Offices
where received.
Back Numbers can be supplied At any time.
The SIX volumes OF HanrsR's Bazaar, for the
years lsSs 90, 10. II, u, l3 elegantly bound
In green morocco cloth, viii be sent by express,
freigh, prepaid, for 81 90 each.
The postage on Ilarper's BA1As 10 20 cents n
year, which must be paid at the subscribers post
Office. Address
No 22-6t HARPER b BROTHERS, New York
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
II FL E S u n
WEEKLY. sEMl-wEEKLY, AND DAILY.

THx wExgLy SuS is too widely known 10 re-
quire any extended rccommcndatio but the
reasons which haze already given |, fifty ihous-
and suhscribcrs, and which will We hope, give
u many thousanas ruorc, are briefly a. follows:
tits a frsi-raic newspaper. All the news Of
the day will be found In II. condensed when un-
important, AZ full length when OF moment aud
always preses,ed In clear, ineligible, and In
,eresting manner.
II 10 a frs,-rste family paper, full Of entertain
Ing sad Instructive reading Of every kind, but
containing nothing that can offend the most del
icate and scrupulons taste.
II 10 q hrst-raie story paper. The best tales
and rssuxnces Of current literature are carefully
selected and legibly printed In Its pages.
Il Is frs,-rate agricultural paper. The inost
fresh and Instructive articles on agricultural top
ics regularly appear In this department.
It's an independent political paper, belonging
10 20 party and wearing no collar. II fights for
principle, and for the election Of the best men TO
enes. Il tespscially devo,es its energies 10 The
l,eppuSs Of The griRt corruptipns that SOW weak
en- and disgrace our country, and threaten to un-
dermine republican institutions altogether. "
has no fear Of knsves, and asks no favors FROM
their supporters.
| Il reports the fashions for the ladies and Ii,
marksssf Tor the ruen, especially the cattle mar
keis, = which Il pays particular attention.
Fiaally, II 70 the cheapest paper published. -
Der. i 10 not necessary 70 get up club In or.
l - 10 heys Tns Wssxly syn u this rate. Any
- WIS saaas Disgls dellas wlll eet lie papa
fsr . ysar. We have ~ travelling agenu.
4o10 W1ugGY DUn.-Elsht pages, any 81,
eslsnaA Oaiy t1.os ysss Ne diseounn fssz Ill
1 1p GlNlsv lsvvnnikly sus. s.-sa.>ats. = y
y cs;4lez e.sss.e, ..:.ss
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
atsisllzlS
~ - sassaaasa wess
- - hinA - - Wsssa.s'
HARPER's MAGAZINE.
Notices Of he l'rrss.

Noflcts ef &c Frrss
The evcv-iucrrasinR circulation of this excel-
lent RsoRthly proves iss continued adaptation TO
popular desires and needs. Indeed, when We
ilink into how many hsmes II peueiratcs every
month, we must consider las one Of the edaca-
tors as we'll as cntersaiaers Of the public mind,
for Its vast popularity has been won by no np-
peal TO stupid ptsjudiees or dcpraved tastes.
Boston Globe.
The character which this Msyasins possesses for
variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, and liisrasy
culture that hss kept pace with, II !, has not led
she uxsss, should cause iss conductors to regard
II with jus,iaable complacency. II also entities
them to great claim upon the public gratitude.
The Mfgasinr has done good aud not evil all the
days OF its iifc.- brooklyn Eigi.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
sPLRNpIpLY ILLUSTRATED.
lNanc,, af tis l'r,ss.

-NDFirfF /" F1t TFFsS.
The Wsekiy is the attest and most powerful IL
lusirncd periodical Published in this country
Its editorials are scholarly and convincing, and
carry much weight. Its illustrations OF curren,
events are full and fresh. and are prepared b,
oar best designers. With circulation Of li0
600 the ireskiy Is read by n, leas, hall million
persons, aud its influence MS "a orcas of opinion
il siinplr tremendous The Nscdv maintains II
positive position, and expresses decided views on
political aud social problems Lomartle eaarier-
Journsi
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Register's Order.
REGISTERS s OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, November 2ist, 1873.
r 7 pen the application of Edward W Lockwood,
~ Executor OF Alexander A. Laws, dezsasrd
/, is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Executor aforesaid, give notice Of the
granting Of Letters Tes,a,nentary spon the
Estate Of The deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements TO be posted,
within forty days from the date OF such Letters,
In s;s Of The mos, public pacrs Of the Count, OF
Ne. Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, 10 presen; the same. or ahide
by an Act of Assembly in such case usie and
provided And also cause the same 10 hr insert
ed within the same period in the MinptErows
TnAxscgirr newspaper published in Middleiown n
and 10 be ontinued therein two months.
N Given under the hand and Seal OF Office
V Vof the Register aforesaid a, New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ten. D. GIBBS, Register.
NOTlcE--All persons having claims against
the Estate NJ the deceased must present the same
duly aiicsicd 10 the Executor on or before Mo-
vcn,ber 2lst, 1874, or abide an Act u Assembly
In such cnse made and provided.
Z. W. LOCKWOOD, Executor.
Nov 2a-2m. Appnxss-M Middleiown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
NOTICE.

All persons having claims aaaius, the Estate OF
the deceased must prssen, the same caiy at'.sied
to tle Administrator on or before October ION,
1874, or abide the Act Of Assembly in snrh case
made nnl provided WN. W. THOMAS,
ApAalss-Norih East, Nd. Ad'a,ntars'or
Oct ls-2mos
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
non
MAKES TIE WEAK yTlG|l1

"a az so1ssssc~ ~ 81 AZ 1890 e
Iron, e 20 ecsss6jssed a. . ks6o
the ch0rnc6er Of a. Aobeeogl1s -
easily sjjSSSSssS asa oes6G0j691o1
sctiA fhc Mood a. ~ stsepeeeo
(oOsis II tSscre0euU the looQn1llD
Of NntWre'o OsCW vJe0geDo0G
Agent, Iron IN the be0Os5, 0el8
cures sso thUese0wo 5looy ySs05sapon
BY T'OsstSuO sep, IssOio0r1e6eD 6ss8
TttnlixtW0 fko Snetesn. 1JSo oop
riched and Vit0elsesg 6eOo9 poos4
ssc0fes every part OftAe 6o6ve
s.ep0irtssO dssls0Oce and e0nooo,
sesrchiuO Osse sssOrojst eooUo~
ti0ns. and Ie0riW0 N0eb(nD ~
diee0se 10 fecse ssp0sss
This 70 the secret Of tho spoy~
derfisi ssccess Of this ss-ssoodn ~
cssriug Dyspepsia, Liver Con-
plaint, Dr0psy, Chronic Dlae~
rl,Ga, BOils, Nervous Anectaonss
Chills and Fcvers, Hum0rss
Loss Of Constitutional vigoes
Diseases Of tho Kidneys ana
Bladder, Female COmp1aimtn,
and all Jisc0ses originating -
a bad state cf tho Mood, ~ Ne-
c0smf,anied 6v debility Or u l0sep
state Of the sVstes's. Being 6.e0
from Alcohol, In any (0s'S1ss ~
enervisi,sO c6eces WSe NET ~
l0sCei bv corresponding s'ee0-
tt0n, but arc pev'sssnseesses tse1)e~
sing strength, riOOy, npsSs slSeo
iifc into al parts Of the sUslcsogs
and building up 0s Iron Coee~
stittsfi0n.
ITosfsamsis hare been cknn1ese
bv the use of this rcWsesfN, ffono
s0cahs, sicktv, snfertnO cre0-
tMycs. to strong. healthy, 0ssGs
happy men and sCOWeessS and
imrafisis cannot reasonably hoo>
ttate TO OtUc Il q trial.
See that each bottlc has PERU
WAN SYRUP 1losc,s In the 0sosos
Pamphlets E'rcc.
SETH W. FOWLE 4 SONS, Propristorss
No. Milton Place, Bostos.
Som ny pRrooisrs oKSERALLx.
Feb sly
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
1.-THE WORLD.
~ Park Row, New York.

POSTAGE PAID.-on every subscription for
one year to the Daily, eini-weskiy, or Weekly,
paid ior a, the above ra,ss before April /, 1914,
we will prepay the postage.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
QtllDll(sls!
Itpps>1us ~ 1s7l Seventh Yssr.
.F,IHH ! HLDInE,

Al iIiusnstsd Monthly Journli, universally ad-
mitsed 10 ~ the llAndsonsst Periodical IL
rths world. AReprcsentasive and Cham
''-tA pion Of American Taste.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
NkTYCNAL HOTEL,
Opposite n. r. Depot,
isa6DLnrOws, DELAWARE.

rIAy1NG taken the above well-known house,
= = A. prepared to accommodate my friends
so9 ~ pahi'c gsaesslfy in Arst-class style and
- ssasosable rates.
n nAs VII always he supplied with the
e6oicsst Wines, Liquors and Segars.
HnlesoAge solicited. JACKSON BRlANT,
PaorniRros,
elfoenssly q Dash' Hotel, Phila.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Co-PARTNERsnIp.

IN. :..ss:,sss1, !, .,';s'ss2 ss..f 80 -
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Hutr,s, &t.
ODESSA HOT Ell.
ODESSA, ELAwARE.

HAVlNG recently leased and refurnishsd this
Ii Oh safsbnshed Betel, ans prepared TO ac-
esmedate the travelling publis and permanent
boasdess lslRood styis asd st reasonahls ratss.
~ bar will always b- supplied with choice
Vinss liquors., toharro and scgnrs.
Odsssm, from i.s pleasant location on Aprosuin-
Inaat 0sasA snatiis wide, shady sssesis, and iu
vlsn1ty - H. osrat pesrh district. oihrs sprcial
aAsAntagcs ~ . summer retreat from the heat OF
~ cities.
By strict attention to business and the comfor,
q ~ gussea, I hope 10 merit a liberal share Of
ehe pnd9ic patronage. Is. =. LlPPiNCOTT.
An9S l0-6n,os.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
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"a cosnpiese pictorial History OF the times
"The best cheapest. and most success
fui Family Paper in the union."
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"a Repssitory oe Fashion. Pleasure. and
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11
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Rev. Murray. Of Adirondac, IL writing a
book on horse theology.
The copper industry Of Lake Superior pro-
vides livelihood Tor $4,000 souls.
The valuation OF the personal and real es-
tate of Missouri foots up S567, 46O, 936.
Twenty-nine years ago the first telegraph
line In the United States was constructed.
Does not Il Young mothers heart leap 4th
with ioy when she beholls her darling's LIST
9Th.
New tomatoes Of California growth are re-
failing IN Virginia City Mt 81 IL cents per h.
Excursion parties are forming throughout
the United States fur pleasure trips to Lake
Superior.
The total value of the product Of gold and
silver in the United States in 1872 was $G3,
yl3,S57.
There is Il great demand il Europe for the
lower denomination Of the United States
loan bonds.
A dollar sayed each week viii, with COM
pound interest at ten per cent, amount in
seven years to $640.
Ambition is like tread wheel, it knows
no limit; you no sooner get to the end OF it
than you begin again.
Tfie first nautical person spoken Of in the
Scripture is said TO have been Eve, because
she was the first mate. .
On the 2lst ult., Donaldson left Reading,
Pa. Tor Boston, to make arrangements tor
his European trip by balloon.
A bed or white chalk, FOYER forty feet in
thickness. has been discovered by the drill
ing now in progress at knigh1sville, IN
diana. -
Girls under ten years Of age are not re-
qui,ed to work more than fifteen hours and
H-halt per diem in the mills Of Lawrence,
Mass. ~ #< f @
The territory occupied by coke burners in
Westmorcland county, is five miles wide and
fifteen long. The number Of ovens aggregate
$3.50. 4SaE8
The New York Times says the first
thought of any ono reading Of a railroad
collision is the Wild hope that sprize-pack-
age boy has been killed.
An Arkansas obituary notioe-."J. P---s
Of Helena. on Monday. the 81 inst, aged IA
years. Ills last words Werey Il didn't know
1t was loaded." NJ S
A GAINESVILLE, O., woman has treasure Of
husband who has furnished her with mate
rial for seventeen suits for damages against
as many different barkcepers
Arthur" said good natured father Il
did not know till to- day that you had been
whipped last week." ''Didn't you pap re-
piled hopeful. II knew 1t 4. the tine.'
The Richmond Enquirer states that d
would-be legislator from Powhatan wants 10
represent .sfor mex sission the. agricultury
and. manucultnry intress" OF the farmers.
Agassiz says that any full grown man can
live for Ten days by chewing at u pair Of
boots; aid yet there are men who will
growth they don't have mince pie every
meal