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New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
DRAMATIC NOTES.

In Difference TO the requests of many play
goers Mr. Boucicault's Daddy O.Dowd" has been re-
stored 10 the stage OF Booths Theater, ana VIII De
acted till Saturday with Mr. BOucicaut IN the chief part
Another of the devoted band of public
readers gives token approach upon the capital Bliss
Jenny Jewell tod, designs TO appear on tne New
tertanments In the Wost, and has won the valuable
Communications Of several OF the local papers IN MGh
gan. Her chief success seems 70 nave been made u
recitation OF "Enoch Arden"
Mr.. T. +. Morris has become manager OF the
popular PARK Theater In Brooklyn, ana VIII open IL
about the ls Of September theater Oh the nr cas
and reputable players. Mr.. Morris Is well known for
an experienced and prudent manager ana consclen,
the new field In which he thus proposes 10 LABOR Is Que
that ought TO yield a rich harvest Of success
The new play that will presently be brought
out at the Ffth Avenue Iheater IS named we unuei
them by DR.. Mosenthal. and one by Mr. Day. DT; NO
sentha, 10 will DO remembered, is the author OF Deoo
his Leah the FOrsaken." The manuscript OF Dr'
Moseutnas four acts, told was saved from t9e
Twenty fourth-s but the manuscript Of Mr.. DaYs one
act was burned. He has since rewritten u, ana ~ u
derstOOd revised and adapted the whOie picce
which very kind " DR. Moaentha Miss cara a9r.'
viii play the chief female part IN Madeline More''
Mr.. Lester Wallack has recently acted, with
brilliant success, in several NewEngand CITIES ls
SDringdeid Republican makes this reference 70 NeW
YOrks favorite ana best comedlan' "A Vlsll run 'l
Waack Is OF those redetter OCCASIONS lua a.ouo
for weeks arid OF ninstrelsy and sensaohs
while hs Rosedalo Is crowded Win lheIoeht i anu ga
citing situations. 10 never becomes possO~ 20 C9u.ouhu
which has taken moro than one mint rom its 5 :,
aud spoiled them In the taking. 'RosedAe ~ "oiA p,
art, done by oonsunmato master OF stage eneo. S
manager well a born actor. Grace. cas- an
Inent the obvious charseteristlos OF MI
acting but they adorn not weaken roouIsjj %
with the superlatye apomD decision dehoato huhof
and knightly galanuy that the Amerioan PaDio KNOW
we'll and admire " eatFelF aeu a'a al WIN "i''
uaturgIaAAA~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
5peclal AoIlres

The Board Of Missions, p. r.. Church. New-h orb
Auxiliary Gomnittec.-rbc bgIh hssouau Meeting nulo
Will be- he'd he Anthon Memors
Church OF SThavc, THIS iFrisll fhNl'0
CLOCK Lhe coHs-cad Bishop o tapv Palma Ai -
Rev. Dr. AUER s address The CONGREGATION te sgs % 20
NEWTON Recior o. MemIr Church collection vii -
n.de IN behalf Of the African Mission % ths Church.
HDRATIO POTTER Chairman.
PKANct. U,Ki,oy S..resv BkNJ. HAIGHr, YerCharnsN
Communion can be Curee.-sCnBSCKS p LAONlc
SYRIP S1IiRSCKS sEAWEED TONIC sthkNths NAN
DRAKE PILLS 0u MEDICINES hat s enre Pulmonary Coz
Faurnty medicines that stop cough vii the ssih
patient Taey ock up the ibe nrcaaloa Of hs bo
hsmorhsg oos AL !ac ef clog We 2e"1 o sAe very oraa
that cAlscl; The cough
Liver nt and Dyspepsia he o two-ihrs
Many complain ui doll ihr
5atei tongue pain hs shouderbAis feelings a
srv.,..s an essn The inod lrug heavily the
eoppTuiet with aciditr becAiug up Of Wud
Tdes symptoms usasy originate IRON sorded condition he
Psrson 80 ayreci heavy oo aad II ID.
sudielT checked u ind
i've eoyg remaining torpid md anosl before t1sv
are laag Of sores ami sud-
SCgENCKs PULMOSIC SYRUP an eIprc,orni -brh doe, no,
contain opium thug calculated coagh sucaf
S1HENCk SaANkED TONIC dssoirrs she hs
gastric ees Of 'As stomach aids digestion aud
whsi bowels eose shin ow Or The synpto, s,hert..
of bilious tendency, SCHkhCKS MANDRAKg PILLS arr
quired.
These acdicinos p'spared only By
J. ". sCHkSCK & SOy
Northeast oorner of s3Hih Arch sts Pal.dsghla,
And are of sale o. All dfpsssis and deA.erA
Whss,aIe agent JNo = HANRA No4 ada College plsS-.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
THE FIRE RECORD.

The malt-hOuse Of George BOgen & Co. in
Harrsonave., Cincinnati, destroyed by fire yester
day The house contained large quantity Of malt,
of which was burned The loss the malt is $4,000 and
on the building about $4,000 insured $6OOO in the Union
and Fidelity Offices OF Cincinnati.
A fire at Great Falls, n. H., yesterday,
destroyed the building known the Rollins Steam
MIL, owned by Samuel and stephen Grant, who lose
g. oOO and occupied by H. b. Davis. jobbng manufac-
turer loss g 900 Clark & Prescott carpenters, loss
$1,000 ChicB Mitchell, loss, $1,000 and Eben Hlgey,
merchant, loss. $500. The insurance ls small.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
LATEST SNIP EEWS.
For other snip Ee,os see r4ard Page.l

For other Ship het0s sec IFTd Fdge.I
ss.m.bo Wan u.a Fsh. Ss~.DsJios4 mise IOd
BaE1 aSsnnEen (DsnJ Bay Jape-o s. 4.vs Eis e'ae
Bs-k Branrgek fof Portanf), rras Mtnzzg 1 VI tN
BARK MathassIen Aust. sansrEivoh g. Vaoea' " i'rts
BarS Marc fGer Rs.ng Falmouth glg O. 1'v Wig ehls sr
BARK Frank tNor) esoH' slnea y Iiy' : N -'''' -
Bug J. Leiy5'Ju LlfltJn h.Ibrl-e utr .1m,.h -, a -,
Brv vanrm a. H oi Prorac'to.al GeeH I'f'0aR'' " NJN
Brig Egr, Gic1el. slraa 20 isys, ~iih safar - -, -,
schr Mary c. Clrrsn li Prov noetou Gfsr Bar'e'a '' VIZ
sclr Ann g. CANON Oa,sn Boston , lays IN bails-
sehr George CLARK toi Hileaiil Bari'' A'Saa%' ~'@
b J. Fellows Ferguson H-bpro " i,y' sib oAssA
scar julia q nen, Mitchell 81 Jsaa. y B. va Inn1~f
echr CaT1e Nis tomln, ~ J0.1. v. o. Ttl a..3'-
Scor George G.enlrn. Jeaeis I3oro. y. b.. sh umDsf
tChOISsHs---iFSA AAD l1AitR.A
B. ,. woo.ey Proy4eDoe g. dssl-r. So, HirbeL
l.'cl'i J4lr. PrJfileac5- D. WI. ans Hfr.i1fL
Trelsgrs Prov.deas J. ~ Brinsrd Ports8t, q
Cha. carroll Boston p D-.'ss Proriis-es
imna, lsip. T.. A. Wheaton, bosiSr.
Lo.as Beard. Ne..B alori a. j. le1te- es-H.ysa
L. r Church, bristol Ar.si. slalsch
ANCHORED At HART ISLAND.
sehr Ksiron tBr b. Pe.ta Wi,lsor b
sem FoHda. Sie'ea.i '.aa'ia'sa
Bsrk FTeibsnisl lG-rl lcl;rr, Liverpool April l.
SAILED.
steamships TAurnga. o HlmLuf DenmaTs Tor Lonign CRY
Beulaa Magnolia ior Savanna ko1n'a4 o lehm0ai D.i
SiiD-sanset .resb. =. raining and hs1r.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAvASSAH Ga NAY 55a.-i. 3elHf7,s 20 blr7e' of hr~
Cu4RLzsros. g.. May 3oa 'elia Caafs 4of''ri. al
M4ry F4-ALH, Tor Scs-4lfl.
DISASTERS.
Bosr,r Maya-rhe Brush sar Arci from &c. John ~ D. 70.
Vneran Haven aOlnl. oe fep'f-. tta-1'i VS. . F -
inst. Ton Ca7e Col br t~ unt h'i, la .''aa
for domingo, AM sowsl INTO ts pfi o- u' o. Fi'r I'D
BAlTisoaH May se brig Agnes B'roa hence ,r AAr,Ips
reported ashore on Ibon Pon- succeed 4 n lf 'L t4 90
ernoon sii8Out assistance, rlceeI'4 90 i. '"fts-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09

closed on Saturday next and that the building DO
drsped in mourning for the space OF 30 days.
MEETING CALLED IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May s.-A call has been issueo ior
meeting Of citizens, tomorrow afternoon a1 tne
rooms of the Young Mems Christian ASsoclalon' ior
the Of testifvnp their respect for the MEM
ory of the late Chief-Justice Chase
AT SALT LAKE CITY.
SALT LAKE Cry. May THE announcement of
the deatb of Chief-Ju Chase caused sOrrowful
sensstion here. The flags on the principal hotels
were Immediately dropped to half-stsf.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09

DAHLCIgy-MORGAy-At Thomass Charch y Y on
ing v6 by Rt Rev. Honuo Potter d., LID D. o. L-
assisted by Dr. Morgan, hef % tue BRIDE raa4 D srl
Rutherford Morgan.
HALL-STOSE-On MONDAY May t Ksg Chapel Bosan bv 20
Henry FOote Mr. ChA 2 La 0i j. l. 10 Ass Label 3D. o.le
Boston. No
HILORTTH-McC ALLMondiv Nav hs pesrs hoas hv ne
Rev Dr. Frel, Henry duta % Ellen McCai both % Drooa-
UUBBARD-YALENrINE-O wednesday evening. DAY Dr. ths
Henry W. Bellows, D. D., walter e. Hubbard - hee1 l.lh
Valentine daughter Vi Alfred A. Valentine al Vi ths git7
ElPLING-HOWE-On Welacsay NAY = a. the residence ~ -
father b. the Rev. T. g. Rlsse hchlri A. hl1fo o. 20
sele " D., Emma r. aaugacr Of William Ho~e, sd Aofs
Sa4en, ". 7.
sIMPSOS-uAZARDIn Brooklyn. Wedssstay Nay b hs Rev
Nrwlork City, Alei u. >Impsou q Brookfn q
Ida Hazar laughter James u. hazar VI aes5agh
n. Y. No cards.
AH Notices Of Marriages must be iHdorsed with 6Is
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
THE OHIO CITIZENS IN NEw-YoRK.

Former citizens or natives of Ohio now re-
n in this city or vicinity respectfully requested
., reet without further notice, at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Room ID R." this Friday evening. at eight
o'clock TO take action relative to the lamented
death OF Chief Justice Chase. g. 8. COX,
WHUELAw REID,
II. L. BURNETT.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09

cc,cerninr the death Of Chicf-Justice Chase were
pas,ed. and the Courts adjourned till tomorrow.
Irrrr.r Rock. May s.--An the Courts adjourned,
to-day out of respect the memory of ChiefJustice
Chase. Appropriate speeches were made and resO-
lut ious adopted
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
RICHARD WARREN WESTON.

Richard w. Weston, who died on Wednes-
day has long been identified with the commercial COM
munity OF NewYork City. He born In Weymouth.
Mass in 1922 and began hs mercantile G Boston
in early youth Subsequently he became supercargO
various trading vessels, and in this capacity visited
Cuba Russia China and other countries. Thus engaged
he acquired large experience and sound Judgment in
the East India trade In 1886 the house OF Weston l.
Gray was founded in Wall-st The firm afterward
merged with thai OF Goodhue Co.. but after the death
of Mr. GOOdhue, 1862, the firm name resumed.
Mr Weston was a member Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
rustec Of the Atlantic Insurance Company, director
Of the Bank Of Commerce, and was prominently con-
uected with other business organizations. Mr. Weston
recently attacked By congestion Of the lungs. He
leaves a wife, two daughters. and son. His funeral
will take place tomorrow at 10 a. IN, from his aJe resi-
dence, No. II Ease Slxteentn-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
rnocrrnrNGs OF TIE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May Sin the Centen-
NAL Commission to-day r L. A Gobrght Of the District
OF Columbia presented report the subject Of placing
upon our coins an appropriate emblem Of the Centennial
during 1876 covering letter from the Director
Of the United States Mint Dr. II. K. Lind
erman setting forth that Il impossible TO place
upon our coins any additional embems. The report
recorded aud filed. Mr.. GObrght offered resolu-
ton referring the matter of commemorative medal OF
the Centennial 10 the Committee Legislation 20 take
such action may be necessary in the premises The
RESOLUTION was adopted
communication was read from Mr.. George Hon or
NcW10tE, presenting plan OF centennial atas OF the
United states with statistical charts II was LAID on the
table for further action Mr. WOrren presented com
munlcauon recommending Capt Montgomery as agent
OF tuc commission at London, England, which was re-
ferred To the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09

Those who lament lost friends or relatives
need never despair Thirtynve years ago. Cyrus b.
Hull u Milton departed from Milton with sort OF gen
era intention OF enigrating to the West. During all
this time his family have heard nothing until the other
day, came from him letter postmarked Noryile, CAL
n enormous letter 0f pages and well 10 might
De. for cOutaneda full history inc wanderers life for
50 years, stating how he nrst Illinois, thence 10
Iowa, thence 10 Oregon, and finally 10 NOrye aDre-
saidl Tho poor man was probably waiting until no had
na'ie his iOis41o DSAo4S .As VT aLs sosO -
ing family.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09

The Paris CFr,nc- Times, frng the ninr'r'r-' Of s
FAHBAfKs 5CALEs veil -l4s.s se rs
ton e7 have e.ue Of beng tie hlrrs lle o,t suf -a
Ia tue Sorit
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
MARRIED.

True False Science speech TnilI 3ssIgst bi
PaIks GodElh. 10 rdlBUSB L2cTTns hErRA No. s.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
SPRING WEATHER.

DESTRUCTIVE sNOw-sTORNfs IN NEw-ME1ICo.
SANTA FE, May THE Ell PGS0 Sentinel of
April 26 states that that section and north from there
all the way up the Rio Grande, the most severe snow
storms ever known have prevailed during the last few
days, and the fruit crops Of all kinds including the
grapes, completely ruined. The same is true Of this
section heavy SHOWS all the mountains sur
rounding Fe and the fruit is ruined. The great
scarcity Of water severely felt here and Agricultural
prospects are very gloomy.
FLOODS ~ VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, May ESPECIAL messages to The
DssDaeh from all sections Of the State represent all the
streams as being much swollen by the recent heavy
rains, and give reports Of largo amount OF damage
sustained. Fears are entertained that the floods win
equal those Of October 1870.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToF D. C.. Friday, May 9. 1881 a. m. }
synopsis FOR the past hDentu-to,fr hours.
The barometer has slowly fallen, with south
eastery TO north-easery winds. cloudy cold weather
in the Eastern and Middle states and lower lake
tOns; clearing in Southern Virginia; southwest
erly winds, increasing pressure and generally clear
weather prevail in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
eastery and southery Winds ncreas pressure
cloudy weather and rain from the ONO Valley to the
The The Potomac River is rising.
ProbabihbeS
For he Middle StrteS and 0,cer lakes, norhedsteriy
and S0uheaSterg Cinds fdtlln0 barometer, cloudy and
rainy TeaHer, clearing IN Prg'Hta and Maryland.
For New England and Canada south-easterly ana
southerY winds diminishing pressure, cloudy weather
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States sOuth-westerlv
to northwesteriy winds, higher pressure, warmer and
generally clear weather.
Missouri, occasional rain, partly cloudy and clearing
weather
waukee, Grand Haven, Woods's Hole, Boston, Portland
Reports are generally missing. except from the At
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09

The Old Reliable Hail., safe. ''s ,ai 81 Bo.aay SEQ
YorE, he best n tle wOiL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09

The Maryland State Temperance Convention
'e''srihf aio7si ,onsutuuoa osHA. hs VIZ . ~' "A'
rsm2orlses Alliance
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09

Ex-Judge Edward King, age so, died yester
day at his resdenee in Philadelphia. He has been the
presiding Judge OF Court OF Common Pleas. and
the cotemporary Of Judges Randall and Jones' He was
a lawyes Of great learning.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
OBITUARY.
OAKES AMES.

OAKES AMES.
THE RISE OF THE AMES FAMuY-rHE STORY OF
oAKEs's CAREER-HIs GOOD AND BAD FORTUNE.
Oakes Ames died at his residence in North Easton.
Mass. at 9:S3 D. m, yesterday. His disease was
apoplexy, complicated with pneumonia. He died
very easily, passing away without struggle, in the
presence of his wife, his three sons his daughter,
Mrs II. W. French and her husband
Mrs o. A. Ames, his granddaughter; Mrs.
Maria H. Ames his sister, Mrs. s. A. Witherel the
Hon. Oliver Ames, his nephew, the Hon. Fred l..
Ames. and DR.. Geo. b. Cogswell, his family physi-
clan, who has scarcely left his bedside day OF night
since he was taken sick The funeral will take
place from bis late residence at North Easton on
Sunday, May IL.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
49, = ;. 2: z; A.yeTry,s Auction: -,

=. u. AVeryis Auction.
SAkB OR HIS ENliRR JOLLKC .iON Or
COSTLY PAINTINGS.
MAY 10 AND
100 choice Subjects br celebrated ars
evening 65 BROADWAY,
VII De sod b. SOAkRVlLLR ,Se advertisement ander snoos
sound and HEARING, Yo4ce and speech. Tte kNsla-
ngfiOn rt ftuar.i Hr~m9nN irEirltnrN
=. Ps-L k.sers. ts TRBUhR LkCrUsA EsraA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed sith 6Is
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-09

These resolutions were also adopted
TIE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS or THK CABINgyr
EXPECTED AT THE FUNERAL sERvICKs-THg
TREASURY TO BE CLOSED on SATURDAY AND
DRAPED N MOURNING
WASHINGTON, May s.-AssOciate Justice Field of
the United States Supreme Court leaves Washing.
Ton tonight for San Francisco via New-York CITY,
where he will stay a few days and attend the
funeral Of Chief-Justice Chase. His departure viii
leays no member Of the Supreme Court in this city.
Nothing has yet been done by the Government
relative to the death of the late though
II is thought that Immediately upon the return Of
the President there will be meeting of the repre-
sent4tiyes Of the Cabinet, 10 take proper action.
Il ~ probable that Secretary Richardson and AttOr-
ney-General Williams will leave here tomorrow
night attend the funeral and opinion is expressed
an quarters that the President will proceed 10
Nee-IOrk for that purpose instead of returning
here tomorrow night, he intended. In this case
he will be joined by the members of the Cabinet in
New-York. There is as yet no concerted plan among
the chief officials Of the Government
Secretary Richardson will Tomorrow issue an
order paying tribute Of respect 10 the memory Of
the lato Chief-Justice in which the Secretary will
alude 10 the past services OF the deceased as the
As-d Gl tAs TIcasElJ Department. Socl.s.y i..c.-
GdSSn wall also direct that the Department 10
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18

MIXED TRAIN,-Norihward, will leave Dsa.
mar Mt 2 90 P. ". Laurel 3.25 seaford, ass
Bridgeviile, 4. II; GREEN wood, $50 Farmingtou
500 Harrington, 5.?5; !; Dover, s.23: Clayton,
s5S Middlciown, 1.39. Arrive at Wilmington,
900 Phiiaaelphia, ii 40, baltimore, $50
Southwark, will leave Phila. at 1880 p. N
Baltimore, 1895 Wilmington, u. 50; New Cas-.
lle l.?o; Middlsiown, 22s; Townsend, ass
Clayton, 3.is; Dover 400; Wyoming, Ale;
FELTON,, 40; Harrington. sos farmiss.eu,
sls; Greenwood, 3.32 BridgsvilIs, $50 Ses'
ford, .. Is; Laurel, $40; Dclmar. 100.
The miss1 train will be run snbject TO delay
incident 10 freight business, and will step ss'.s
at stations where time 10 given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington ard Phlla.
delphA At 7.4o A. N. Leave Philadelphia,
ii.45 A. N. and Wilmington, leo r. y. fol
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. iesvc Smyrna fol
Clayton II IS A. N. and I. .35 r. N. leave Clayton
for Smyrna $40 A. NJ, and 400 p. NJ, leave
Smyrna for Clayton i.35 A. NJ, and ! .33 r. N
to make connection with trains TO and from Do
yer, and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS,
Al Townsend, with the Ken, Couaty asd
Queen Annr's 4 Kent Railroads. At Clayton
with Md and Del r. II. At Harrington viii
J. 4 b. X Il. Al Scaford, with Dorcesier aud
Delaware Il. Il. Al Delmar, with Eastern Shos'
r. r., aud wicomeo and Pocomoke Il. X.
NAY 9o--ly H. >. KENSEy, superin,ssdrst
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18

The Almanac Publishers complain ,ha, their
business is destroyed by Ayers American Al
nanac. The people prefer Il 10 any other, the
Farmers, Western, Southern or the numerous
local almnnacs when they can get Ayers. II
supplies the best astronomical data, weather and
jokes OF them all, and above all, medical advice
which is invaluable for every family. /, is sup
piled gratis by the druggists, aud should be
preserved for constant rcicrcnec and use We
ARE sure that no good housekcrper or grand
no,irr goes willingly without onc.-Anti-Sla-
very Standard, N. 7.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18
suslS Ess LOCALS.

One hundred pairs of Jouyia Kid Gloves, IN
all colors, including very light shades, for Wed.
.dings and Parties, at 81 90 per pair.
S. n. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18
.NOTICE! !!

NOTICE Is hereby given, tina, shall apply 20
~ the Legislature OF the State OF Delaware, nj
Its biennial Session, commencing in January,
4. d. 1879, for the passage OF an Act, divorcing
me and my wife, Hester Jane othoson, from the
bonds of natrimony.
SAMUEL T. OTHosoS.
ST. Georges, Dec. 18th, 1872.
Dec. 21-lm.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18
PARLOR STOVES

BRILLIANT. DEW DROP.
Gas BtRAiNG BASE, Union ttR TIGHT
FAREuR LIGHT urG PAELuR.
A!so, SENroN'S rAELUR HEATERS.
Stoves Of al Kinds suitable for Stores UGces,
Bar-rooBs. and School Houses
A!sa, The Morning Glory aud tic Oriental. boli
unsurpassed IN eaiiis aud efficiency. Thes can
hc seen IN operation II The siate OF the proprietor
All sizes Of Eaf-ruum Stoves and Ten.ula.f
Ste,rs repaired al shot, noiiee.
Old Stoves taken In exchange.
fa- TIN WARE n, wholesale and retail 80
Bring practical Workman himself he think.
hc ran gise satisfaction TO nj Who favor him wit!
h,cir Murl. Particular attention paid to Roof
.ng and Spogiing.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18

The only place in Town TO get the Regular
Frog Mouth Buck Gloves, is nj
s. ". REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18
NOTICE!!

1SHE undersigned, having closed out bis
L Flour, Feed and Grocery business 10 Da-
sid Mckee, would respectfully notify those Ia
deb,ed TO him that all bills no, paid BY the frs,
Of vebruary next will be placed In the hands oi
an officer for collection.
JAMES GEARS,
Jaa. i'm. Middletowp, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18

Fguirs.-New l,aisins. currants, rtunes. Til.
ron, Macaroni, FRESH Ninee Meat, Bnekwheai,
Malaga Lemons, nj
s. II. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18
SLEIGH FOR SALE

n superior and substantial manner. and very
handsomely painted, making 1t a most bsauti-
full article for sale at the shops of
J. n. COX L BRO.
Dec 2a--f
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18
For Rapt!

A LARGE rwo.sroRy FRAME HOUSE,
"A on Main street, Middsespwn, Del. with
large garden, stahlc and other cenvenicnces.
Possession given seth Of March, 1873, Apply
TO LYDIA A. PRICE,
Jan. i-3W. Niddletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18

Slocomhs Mincc Meat, the bes, In the market,
j 5 cents per ID. at
S. N. REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18
,Aotitt'i. &t.
DISSOLUTION.

,1,llE eo-farinefship heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned under the nanie Of
Ha>sos BRos IS this dty dissolved by mutual
consent The business Will b. settlai by either
partner at iie Old st3si. EUGENE HANSON,
Jan. H. lstg EEAI. L. HANSON
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18
FOR RENT.

A Conveniently located II O L S -
~ Lear Main street. having all the fsS(.0
convcncnccs pertaining 10 house sssl
in Village. Cellar, garden, water at
the door, &c. Rent reasonable,
Apply 10 Nss. Z. L. RYAN.
Oct. l9--tf.
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Ladies' Kid Driving Gloves, at
:. ~ REYNOLDS
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Ladies. Misses, childrens, Gents and youth.
Mcrino Vests and Drawers, at
s. u. REYNOLDS
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Choice Varieties New Jersey and pelawar.
PEACH TREES, for sale by
T.. T. EVANS
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delaware Pearl IIoininy the bcs, iu the inarkel
TAYLOR 4 son, Agents.
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large assortment Of Trusses Braces ana
Supporters for sale and prup.rl. fitted he II ph,-
siciani at tHApnraLANg pnra stoRg.
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Beautiful Line of Ladies silk Ties, rchucs
and Bergman's zcphyrs aud Wools, in all the
new shades and coiors, n,
: Al REYNlI nSt
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T. A. McCLELLAND'S
/ nctinn n Room :

Buy .our Furniture, Mattresses AZ. Of T. \
McCieland, 1919 Chestnut Street iian,lson,
New Furniture for Plrlofs. Bed Rooms aud hi
ming Rooms, AT Auction SALES, every MONDAY
aud Thursday. aud sold at Private Sales AT Aue
iioa Prices. All goods warranted fnrni,ur,
carefully Packed and Shipped.
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The celebrated POOL GRAIN FAN, the bes,
in the world for cleaning all kinds OF grain.
For sale BY Z. I. ENAN2.
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For Sale !!

nNE GOOD NILE, i've years old. true TO
" work a. everything on the farm. Sold only
on aeeoun, of being an odd mule,
Apply 10 n. N. WILLIS,
Jan lir-lm. Middleiown, Del.
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COOK STOVES.

NIAGARA. fARLUR COOK, MONITOR
CORAL COOK, WV. PENN !.ElilGll
and olhers mAdc In the ciir
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The Es,elle Kid Glove, the best glove in Amer
len for 81 IS warranted no, to rip or ,ear in irs,
putting on, at >. ~. RE1 AULDS
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crsnhcrries, Raisius. cnrran,s, Pruncs, C,rcn
Figs, Dates and Lemons, AT
TAYLOR 4 SON s.
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Those who are fond Of refreshing Bcvcrag,
on cold mornings should try Taylor ( Soa
Coffee and Tea, [, is perfectly harmless for the!
keep the best.
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s. n. Reynolds sells the best heavy Boots
sold in Delaware, nj $500 per pair, cash.