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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

sby II tbe ensipc s,hse,sndps theHrsn line Of Perns
wanna Central on the s and thereby rardne The movement from NE
pedstnr ront made se nbns prompt deliveries we're bt
b bise hid; Slipping ponnsly 1o Refined Inactive
steady l32al9i month and per In moderate
request Al Ice NAlbtls dull al SIG for Civ tbs creek quotations
fellows: Tusie 81 5 Tdoute soc bid Psrsefs Land
ING III end Petroleum Center 95e The Phsaeha market ruled
dull and retdy at l3isdl34c for Spot spd January
PR0vsl0NSTbe Pork ntrte tm Ano sr, terve for spot
the sales regular $40 htls AZ sl4 10 for on
hess Sl6d$l6 20 New ia rs for Western Prime Mess
SIT 90 f Ces ~ delivery tear OF 800 bbS Mes. seller
February &l5 950Sl6 go bib seller Msrrh al SIG %
Beef sm and fair demands sales Of 100 bhs ~ 5Odsll for
Plan 81 50dS3 90 Brtra Mess sl30ss so for Packet
Terce quiet Beef Hans and fair de-
nAbd sales Of 100 bb 500 for Extra Western Cut Meats
Smoked DO 79., 200 rciec Hans 9ia09i, l4di5
average; 30 tee Pckd II 10 al lOc 600 smofed
ri IL 2 GO HEAVY Belize Is n. atty; 90 tea
Pkled pvst, 10 hoIe DO terms tOOO NJ
10 aveEe. al g24e 10000 n ~ average n9ae Bacon 10
Of $50 boxes Weten Lorr Clear At
1s07 l6c $50 Sho Clear Western 7 dSe spot 80
Ions Clear spot Use; 155O boIe, hAfandsi seller
February 7f0Sc 1000 seller January at 10 d1'Si
2SO bore Loug Western lot 717a; 800 bcres Short
Clear Together a. lll6c Dressed Hoes stronger
quote Ga Tor CITY and 6d1o for West
Lard hit Quiet; sale, Of go btl ard tea
Sc for No ! ssdS - for Civ Ssde lll6e for fs to
Prime Steam and size No Western future delivery We bear
q $50 e December at lliec $50 es, seller !Anuar,
S3l6dS7 800 FebrBsry &c; $50 tes seller March, at
eas- ana $50 tes, seller Apnl AZ 9A9e. -
buTTER-Rec.p to-day 432 psrs The demand for State s
less prices STEADY and the srA arSas
there chauee Welsh the pest qualities beng eIuemt
ebota,iors. Western W quote:
A..r Vel. Afan .ffFa.Y ID Pam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30
COTTON MARIETTA

BAIslsoHs Dee Aodiss 15aIc; Low hddng
lI Good Ordinary, l4te receipt, t45 bales eE
por 36 bales 2o bassj last evespg 800 bales
an nper,' 300 hsl,s roet, 5,03l bsiea
SALyrsrox 29Cotton quiet and frn Good Ordinary 57
Ordinary l2 recepn t<7e bses sIper< 10 the cor nent
500 aJss; LOOT salssi sales 7o0 bas soei 1888
so.rcrx Dee 2s-Cotscr frn Low hddnns 1896 net
5000 b. eeAsvss +223 ba sles $50 bs,as suck
WmsrSsTor Dee Cotton arm MAILING ls4c net oevss
ls3 bales soastv 3os bses - 80 bales soea
- 49,.
I537 baIes; shipments 1853 bales stock 81, 36l bales
PsIIAprIxniA, Dss 29-Cotton quiet; AddhnS 1919 Log
Bsdpe II6s.. sie, GOOD odaSy, l6ei net recipe l66
tSrcIrSlr1 Dc 2a-Cotcr sm; NddHnf 16ise reesipts
972 bae sppesn 626 bAes sss r esnsunpaoa lO0 ees
IDu,svIILa De- 29--Ccuos quiet, MhcHns bed Of l6c
EEvIaLsAHs 29-CoItol qulet and rssiar hddlne,
l6lss Middhng l6e Strict Good Ordinary 1890 net receipt
~ "a bsss EIe % 800 ea; eHpors Great BntAa S3A1
ass 70 s34 bes 70 prsnes 2o77 bsles coast
Wis., 4O7 sss aes 5000 bales las evening. 1000 bales
savASsAE Dee 2sootos Steady hddnss lsb9lohei ees
rsoe $50 balls szpors the Continent $50 bss ooes&
v,a Osa bAss; sA 50 bales; steel l2l 307 bsses
CHANssros Dee. 2e-Uouon hrmer ssasndt nedhng,
lBl1e Low hddnt l5t snot Good Ordinary, l4l pst re-
eap CSC bales ossssiss 30el bss; ss looo ea
nos,Ii bee 29-osaos irregular, hisdhss 1870 Lev hAdh.s
pos $40 baiss sales 200 bales, ssseh 81 J48 ea
sT ious Dee 29-Coon higher bot inactive nAahnf lote
r,sspts nj basi sApmssu 20 ss.ss saiss 90 h.sss
ApsrsTA Dee 2S-Ceiss In. hrsahAs, llA rssspe 1913
hsIs, I ,66l eska 49,.
sss,s De- 10 Vssss AsDsQ A6ssG leSa ~, NsssA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30
DOMESTIC MhRKETS

B.14-os. Dec 29-Coton frm.r; Low slddlins 15al5is
s p no' eShl Se '' Corr dm so1ein White
o. 5S" S T Es4 ss 2 sg d. o w n,@ IS Ss R
i'm 9Ga95s Hay UNCHANGED PIGvo1' Gull; Mes PR
Baeon-sboGlder 7s Clear rib sides she sus,cud Han;
daSee 1e rons Ps 10 frms Rio earge, 25a27e WHISKY
ereoPng small 'ales at 97esoS ,.,. .,,, r,,, ,o,,
trade wheat .c,'s and higher No sBHSg 81 II No. sprns
ie R,.es.d u o5 Cen s W. .nd SaS 30 ae
s s s FsssI' R.s 3d. 81 81
J1u. 500 P.er9sTy Refi. 3S r.. bid Rye 9Tie, z, M No ~
f. sel.. 81 So i" sgnls
. 1Gds q slt ''I LARD I'd . sS sss e.
ssG JsHS.iy s'ss February o. March Bali Na. in i,iI
s s.a s.: sS Hs .fss Han. i S s dressed
s hI:' f FosI ~ COO Sah
81; e: r.. s ss"i' 1000
4: 81: ssss s. T. / Il rs
sisssisa Kettle ssSs'4c SIM shoulder eaee
Bacon ~ s' demand o. sSo: Sc 3.
% Hs sd :s sc ' c Ss,T sS's SIDES s e Clear
g.m sas Lave Hog. set1e firm raging 81 500
cS Ss rBb asWse oae md .rner No
~ cG IN s SsaS &C. for ON H. ss for
white Petroleum quiet seaiy al lie for s,snsrWht
pr,T'I g. Dec 10 wSs 81 s. ss 55 Corn se.iJ Gle
good demand at 45e HOg IT 25aS 80 Glover see'
Io9ylli 2eEl? tp &C. 25s aso whs s1.,s si.t
I'LL IS G IS E ss Sd Mes ss q.
Hans 2SiS Lar. 0n Ss p, ' 90 as s.s sas A 100
% asi AZ ps' s: We. s ma
E. III sI pD s q s1s Dc demand S1s
t4n f F"fi s9 Tss Sp;;d
s sseassI. 800 b1Hs si h e sS Ss'' h.st
200 900 ss Flour IS 600 ss,a Wheat 5000 Hogs
spspn as bss 2s@SuI ,evs higher dull and t,oo
F esaesc o., dull 'sS GISspns 81 eS s; S9h
La. DO du Ss sna so sas ,o
ss s9 Tor Hssr , TiP'' Is. s. 50 :,
@ s.. WIKI svs Sos s. 5 oend ia ssd at 81 81
w9 bed .Sss h. eir9 sa s s., S. 5, 'ss
600 bu, 9 Ss Msss 50 sor, S' S DO
s for g1 ss i st ~ s iTs ss
e PS'I.dtpta Scs S.Ergi soc; As:.y ~,
sIp bed zoe oS quit b.: stead: ss CIV. w .1 J
:, 81 S. 3.i. dol; Of e,rNO at Sac
-Four t% sa1 Rss & 5Ssss 1
Sss &c s5ss si' s.
ssssi Anssf 81 s.S:l "a ys 1 So q 7Ss
IL for New s 'i Wa 7$a o.i. .s.a, ws sS5s
ss sS' 1859 sl ID s i for f Ss f; Crude
LoUs Dee sI S, ss i s .'9 81 ac NJ.
39asl 4o No REQ w,nt. q 6! SPOT. 81 s. Jnr, Com
Dat. in far demand higher the The .'ei for
81 d42e Barley inactive AID unchanged I'VE
IL far demand ,Ud s2as2 for No WHISKY s,esy Al s5t
Pors arm slA 50d$l5 Dry Sailed hes paeisfs
hodns firmly sbouken Clear Rib Sides 7c Clear s'des
TIC several lots from country PORK house sold AZ eash Tor
slouders The 7d7'e for Clear Sides for
March Hans Size. e.,h Green hssts-hor doing shoSher
s Rib Sides 67c Clear soes 7c Hams Sc Bacon trm
sboueni for Clear BIB sass eiss for Clear s,esa
Lard srn snan lou sc round loe bed st I've aos.
q Ia 1ss'e ::s
g 20 S ss o s Co., sI ND
ToI.Do Dss 29-your in far e.aasa And arm Wheat IL fam
demand as, No wibash 81 62 fair To prime DO 81 ~
Red winter 81 622 NO Red Winter 81 4o Corn fair de-
ms ID Am; High Miro 6le Jsrs.p 60ie psbeary $40
81 lac; G0; Low Mixed 5gc New, 5SS 0as sedyi No
siIsie No 49, Dressed Hos. irn I" g. eoSsS 20 20
wb.s 1900 bssA Corn, shDment-l 900 bush wheat
& bnsi( Can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr North Rirer vesDl' and ka'roaf, ,o,o,
2o54 pigs ASHES ptts Beesvsr % b5 Copper luoo
bas Coop % G2 bills Flour, 1856 bhs Meal l2OOtc o1s
Wheat 300 % 500 bnsh O 500 bnsh Rye wv
Malt Barley. 1860 bush Peas 30 pigs Dned
Pratt $50 tb Eggs $50 hb Besn l22 bales a
an bds Hide 1876 hbi Rosn 81 bbls Spirits Iupentne
tbs Mose 244 sides Leather $50 ptgs seArn go PKG
973 Cheese 566 pkgt Butter lls Ptgs Beef oo
Hogs 80 ptgs Rice 100 plg Pecans 2s9 bags P.snu;s
pkrs Starch 225 Tobacco 500 Tobacco 10 bales WOOL
WL,ky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

H.vAsA Dee 2E1obAnge quiet the United States 80 ci's
eSrrere 7sd79 short Cst s2ds premium 90 dys
reid premium short ngb l0l G03 premium on London
ll7d1lS premium -, A.
Fsfsh-Losding at Havana for the United States hid OF Mo
asa % Falmouth aud orer 576d6O loading Al
other ports United States hid Of sugar
Sass hLd Of Mosses 81 2jsSi 5O 10 Falmouth and
del
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

500 PER 100 SHARES; $3.50 PER $4,000 GOLD.
Stock privileges, gold privileges puts and calls,
double privileges in stocks and gold, all contracts
negotiated on members of the Exchange or TespOn-
sible parties Explanatory circulars with references
mailed 10 any address. LAPoLEY N BAILEY.
Brokers, "a Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

RlCEis from Savannah reports lart more
clean Rec market adug upward SAFE. o. 80
% 200 bags Rsugc0b at 7se tnd loo bb
Lou
sJGAR-Rsw snxa to-day OF 500 bids
pa Centrifugal and 26 boIet
Saturday 2lO htds Good
hung At 7 On lbds hRseovaeo from 7asa1 ~ Refined
Powdered Crushed and Granusied lV4dO
SBEDs-Clovef about s2dSapi filt OF 200
hag, al January 9 Timothy btld ~ IS -3d
s. 90 and Rough Parsed at 81 So 30.
sTBARS fy su, and hru sslt o. ~ tes or gaae CSC
10 600 II Cv al 100 Prime srn,e At II lbt
TALON STEADY sales Of 10000 PRIME at 1'e
WHISKY siesoy ssls Of 2OO bts 81 J'4t and
= a.. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to Doth borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prol. l..
Il. Elliott Of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECIURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address GHE TRIBUNE, New-IoIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDS-Coupon OIL
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed nv the
EQUITABLE Trust Company. Capital 81 100000
For sale at the office of the Company. No &c Cedar
ST. n. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30
The nj ARKETS.

lCs1eiulY THE rsIHuNEl
hoNpAr Dec 20 1873
AsEEso is cue; sIe poe niegaa qroeG al 04a
7rsc PesTt tnl
COTFOS-Ic for Cotton has been only moderate,
qro;s,ious Z al hut The
eese. the iur We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

sso,s Prime s2ea per Ton ds a, sssSsas
Good Shipping s20 and Common Sl5. ~, No.,
ssoisd q. sl60tl6i ebOrt Do At sl2 and ost sl5.
MOlbsks kt0zi 1875 bba
pnees nERs from 65d71e. t laser pno stss, az
bbhs Of very eboos Foreg holAssts unchanged
NAVAL sTOREs-Tbt Ronb Htfket confirmed Gull pYcs.
without Material ehKrFs sale Of 100 bts Good Strained
per,<c 81 20 bat tia; stove she narts oferb
s6s 90 81 30;
sf 90 o. SO. kphts Turp~nubs
seuewhst sno<ytsn os held
n6essbk doeh d6ea, tfu,t; sale
sAy bSs 81 %o from dSI Ter ana Pn<h steady al pre'ees
pnsea ..~.~
ciLs-LpsseS frn bat es,tt SedS1t from
hasdk Crude Psb The nltst
s,sssy Lard trn Of 7be7S for Prime Win
OtAsr Ois Gull
YsrR0LIun-ss CssSe naIsss Amer teal ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

owes OF rms SswOKLHASs JAcxsOs GnlIr kosrnlnS
ElunoAp Co, No 20 NAssAr.sT, Esv YoRH. Dee Is 1878
rNHE JANUARY 1, 1874, COUPONS OF THE
i HBw.oRLRANs JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COAPANYs MORTGAGE BONDS will be paid spd
AMER pIo1inO BY hsss J. ALEXANDER Co., Bsnlsrs.
No. 10 wiham-st
Tor The purpose aud veeon Coupons nu b
Msssra ALEXANDER Co two 90 DAYS before payment
H. \ INCOME, Pfvsdslt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

S1ar ILLINOIS, TRRAsUREks OYyck,
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 49, 1873. )
THE interest lich will become due upon the
soei Of s STATE OF ILLINOIS the FIRST MONDAY Of
JANUARY 1874 will be PAID At THB AMERICAN hxCHANGE
BANK City Nevfosk rom the BIB the ZuA
dsys inslusve Of January proIma kp"AhD koIL,
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
TOR RENT OR SALE.

TlwO DWELLINGS situaaed o. Lake Street,
i Middlctown, Del. They vili hc rculcd or
sold on ensy terms. AaarsG,
wM. II. REYNOLDS,
Feb. i5-.w. $40 West ST. NiIu Del,
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
FOR RENT.

A Conveniently located II o [ Z
n ear Main street having all the IsySsU
onyen.eaces pertaining 10 n house
in a Village. Cellar, garden, water at
the door, &C Rent reasonable.
Apply to Mas. +. l.. RYAN.
Oct lp--n
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
T, A. MoCLELLAND'S


"A II G t i @ II II o o IN =.
3uy your Furn,trc Mattresses, &c. Of r, A
MvClvllnnd 1919 chestnut Street Handsome
New Furniture for parlors Bed Rooms aud hi.
nsiag Rooms, al Auction Sales, every Monday
ard Thursday, and told at Private Sales a, Auc.
Sion Prices All goods warranted Furniture
careful. Packed ani shipped
Ladies Kid Driving Gloves, at
5. N, REYNOLDS
The only place in town to gs, tho Regular
Frog Mouth Buck Gloves, Is a,
5. NJ. REYNOLDS
The celebrated i1Oui. GRAIN FAN NJ. bcs,
in the world for clednang all kinds of gr4u.
For sale hy t.. r. EVANS
The Estclc Kid Glove, the best glove III Amer.
lea for 81 a5. warrab ted not 10 rip or tear u first
putting on, At $. NJ REYNOLDS
New No, |. nnd Extra Shore Msrkerel,
by bh!. aud half u Al
s. N, REYNOLDS.
Whit. Sugar for .! eta. et
$, ~ REYNOLDS.
Odessa and Bon-,bn Bas,lcs. Al
s. ~ REYS0In nS
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01

Ft 10 ExT30o 1Ue +. j.
= 44$ t4 .aE4 f4t Fl at
- II teti IT
il ass a5sls ID f.ls. Il ~ Is .tslh
ef H3f fntis55iaatlt4s. = '5.s
sf5#H n f#= ki5ss HH nadfi.t Il -
tlH5. { ## it-asss.- taa . sf-tt 4i
Nta5r 88t lta5.5s= ftEHs F. GHeA IH$' T. st
atal Ms#a- + MIA ie5et4se. sI#d - ~.
fest#fsl a5#l hsH#tzei #tLs5#stf. - tsNs
~ Hz1 hHa tta @9H4 sr1ft4f IT,
a teaer l. :. NJ ha 5.
tn NssA SEt+s u Is tzt35#ess
il L fi5sf5faz n 5Gsi#z5= E#IfE ss.l i = y
rTa4t tHsntHi8HHc isast pss fst
isaa ts lsf-stts In f ds trf -
n izag ers=szt 4iAAH=. +=. ~.
TT. Fl sHi!aHes ttgs
IL iaars "A .#Hs 81 iHHtrs f5F +
- r. ,.A45 ftss ltsf.5
n t51 esz=zez tts
+utas FL ts.r5t# If - f.afr
f*E==5499.l e ssH##4E{# .s###g
agt Ss41s 80 a#a ce
lfa r5tE : 5ft'-t1
tr #sefa saa ,s+iesls e9p-bsa.
sa6
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
'ss.i

=. . >. ! ? Z :. . = : -
= sI tH fsff. - -.
= HE5 - AN ia tteIs q. = ~
ettgf5s# Ht.ta = 80 ~ 4. 3# a.+ II
=fstsilrbta- tfsd In ~ srEe IL eH Ia
l.uf trsisr. ard l.it ssfe4Eta to = Ats,
tHefab. ttFnes3Hg ft#-3fs. n y A. ari
fE-ius ssfieHts- II tfte | hihfi. NaXns ! in
Ghg Il IiaaE5HAiisI 81 fftqHflI ift - + ts.s-
-. IN = : IL
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01

DR.. GARvIN's TAR REMEDIES
Curc lncipicnt COnsusmp psi00.
DR.. GARvIN's TAR REMEDIES
euro Cntnrrh.
DR.. GARvlN'S TAR REMEDIES
Caro Asthma.
Or. GARyIS's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Heart DiscnSc.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Skin Diseases.
Dr. GARvlN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate tho Liver.
Or. GARvIN's TAR REMEpIE9
Regulate the StOsnncl I, aad Bowels
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR lsENEDIr.S
Cure all Female Wcnkncsses.
Dr.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Purify the Blood.
DR.. nARylN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Diseases Of tisc ThrOnsx
DR.. GAsvIN'S TAR lsEMEDlE4
Cure Bronchitis.
DR.. GARvlN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Rose Cold. or "llayFcycr'
DR.. GARvIN's TAR RENEDlEs
Cure Lung Diseases.
DR.. GARvIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Constipation.
DR.. GARvIy'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Salt Rhcum.
DIR. GARyIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Kidney Diseases.
DIR. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIvS
Prevent Cholera 4 Yellow Fever
DIR. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Proven. MnlnriO,ss Ecyers.
DIR. GARvIN'S TAI. REMEDIES
Remove Pain In the Breast.
DR.. GARVIS'S TAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain in tho side or Back.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Arc Superior Tonic.
Dr.. GAI.vfN'S TAR REMEDIES
Restore the Appetite.
DIR. GARysN's TAR REMEDIES
Cause tho Food - Digest.
DIR. GARSks'S TAR REHEDFIS
Restorc ii,c " eat and loni,iisintcd
Dr. GARtiN'S FAR REMEDIES
Giro Tone 30 yoar system.
L. T. HYDE & cl,,
so-E PeopRIEToRa
1915 Sore.sh -sre.a ee,t o,b.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01

" \ tafm iaHts ttss adjoining Mrs
set Jun ilHa containing sa 4ar#- ina high
state af cultivation .piea883 ilfef sear IA
fr.tsb a-lftti i.s 1Hr3- ar5iAta anil snaif
aHii Haai.Hsa es#tiaa' IT, afui y tli aaa3.
npiu altlt aa# Il fte a#.2H#HagH#H ft4H6s8
d lasliels wnalt ~ are llls staf Pr.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.

'JNElE heaas.fnl, qSoaysnsos and well arrasgcd
l. dwelling on Broad st., opposite the Acade-
ny, Midd!etowa, now occupied by Mr.. Pyle.
Apply 10 q. 4. HtKllL.
Feb S-3Ws
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
To the Public.

TINE undersigned respectfully informs the ci'-
izens Of Middlctown and vcini- -
~ that he Is prepared with excellent
Horses, Wagons and Carts to do all A0191
kinds Of hauling a. moderate 1.tes. Proprietors
Of hotels and housckecpers wiz lind II to their
advantage 10 give him call. Coal and lumber
hauled at shortest notice Orders Cor baggage
or other pafcels lcit At the Pest ofgce, will re-
ceivc prompt attention.
N.B.-1s Loads Of good bailjiag Sand for sale
Jas. t-ly. wM. ". WILSON.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
Railroad dims-dable.
@4A8
Delaware Bail Road Line.
Summer Arrnpgen ent.

~ and ansr Monday. May aotA. 1879, Sundays -.
J crrted, lr.in. win ieaye As fciiowrs
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
PU BL &c : Al e
Stock and Farming Utensils,

OF " II. tornng,
The undersigned having rented his farm will
sell AT Public Sale. pn his premises, 10 Penealcr
Hundred ON the rokd leading from sewark 10
tooeh Bridge, one mile FROM the thu former,
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
PEACH TREES.
A RARE CHANCE

rI,o prft .fAsE A DESIRABLE FARM, con-
J. tanning is Acres, more or less, known A.
tho .told Aiken Place adjoining the " Pier
House property, aud within hall mile of Port
Penn. The place is beautifully situated on the
Delaware River and the soil the very hes, for the
cultivation Of the peach, or for trucking. The
terms will be rstg easy and immediate possession
given. The improvements are a framc House
and Stable Apply to MRS f. \. ALRlctls,
Jan is-3mos Port Penn, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
8usin ess Iotals.

Roll on great Pill OF Aver. rsll on
Through miles tmbowclcd roll
Roll on
Through those whose livers chsfc the soul
Through those whose feeble s,omachs fail
Through meses tarics waxsn pale
Through all who live In aches and all
Ever roll on
Roll Ger the prairss OF the nation
For the sick and III OF every station
Roll down the Andes-towerinR mountains!
Roll over Africa golden fountains
Through India hnd the cherossnsse
Through distant isles Of Japanese
Wherever dwes sinking heart
Roll on, TO do your mighty part,
Ayers PILLS. roll on.
Putnam for Oct.
A choice 10, Of Glover Seed for sale by James
r. Ellison, ut. Pleasant Del.
One hundred pairs of Jouvin Kid Gloves, In
all colors, including very light shades, for We'd
s. H. REYNOLDS.
Ladies', Misses. Chiidrcas, Gents and youths
"' "' 5. II. REYNOLDS
Slocombs Mnee Meat, the bes, in the market,
Is cents per ID. at
3. N. REYNOLDS
Beautiful Line OF Ladies Silk Ties, Fichucs
and Bsrgmans Zcphyrs and Woods, in all the
new shades and coldrs At
s. ~ REYNOLDS
New No. / Mackercl, very choice Mess Shad
Cod Fish, &c. at TAYLOR L SONS.
lfyou want Apple Butter Peach Butter, Ounce
Butter or Cranberry Butter. YOU can always get
them at TAYLOR 4 SONS
g. H. Reynolds sells the hes, heavy Boots
sold in Delaware, ~ 100 per pair cash.
A large a,sor'mtnt of Trusscs, Braces aud
Supporters for sale aud properly fitted by phy-
sician, at CGAsnERt Atsgs DRrG SIogg
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01
AVOID ouAcxs aao l.aposrsss,

No Charge ;sr Advice atl esastl'=tta.
n- J. n Dsdtf GrnanHte u ! sstsf. h.a.er
G1gf,Q1 Philadelphia, gutiEtr II seye.s.l tai|.aae
-etks can he consulted al ai.sae I thu
y xlal al titmrs orIgHs t.shieh h liss issts
an especial study d uiiheE Ia itiale T.. iae n
matter from what eHur.s originating. Il u hFA
lirg standing A ptarlier uf 20 ,pnF- - q e
hi.n "a trpAf diseases Nltb hscee.s. Cures s,iaf>
aIieed ttatEes fenseiahie5 Those at eis-
taIce rau frWard letter describing symptorfs,
and cncln-iuE stamp ia pftras postage,
Send f1r the t.hiiis IL asuiBi i,risr 10 ccn,A
j. D. DloTT VI, D., Physician aud Snrfduu,
ini lhane -, Sce tWs-
Feb aiF
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-01

MIXEb TRAIN, ,-Nor,hwnrd, will icars Del
mar al ." Y N. Laurel 32s Seaford, s..j
Brid.cvi. 10 Grecnwood 4 SO bennington
sos Harrington, 5 ~ psver, eas Clayton,
G.i5 Midlle,own, ! 80. Arrive at Wilmington,
Southwark will leave rhila, Al II 30 r, NJ,
Baltimore 80 Wilmington, 2. S. New Cas-
tie, ! 2o Niidviowu, 22a Townsend, 7,ss
CLAYTON, ans Dover ! 90 Wyoming, 40;
FELTON,, 40; Harrington s 0; Pennington,
5.l5 Greenwood, 5.3a Rridsevills, $50; Ssa-
ford. ia Laurel, 40; titmsF, 100.
Ths mitrd train will he run subject 10 DELAYS
incident TO freight business, and will stop only
al stations where time j. given,
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Cnsilcior Wilmington and phila-
dclphis y, ! 80 A " Leave Philadelphia
II u \ NJ and Wilmington. / 90 p. N. for
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Aiaiiio,ml ~ thtse atue. tct,a S,a*na for
Clnr,nn rs 4 NJ nni : 81 T. " leave CLAYTON
cor smyrna s W. 4 " apd . vup. " leave
SMYRNA fr ctl1trn 10 p 4 ~. ant aa T. "
% mahc CONNIE lion Will us.as 10 nnl from po-
ter aaA stations s1u'h
CONNECTIONS
AZ Ta~useul m', Ee ksBt cgna'g 80
Que Aunr \ Rent RaGtunis "A g;HYlsn
Nitll MI and hcl Il Il Ar Harrington With
j. & u !, y A. ~eafarl wtb tarscs'sr ~ !
bv,lMRrc II r. Al itetUTr w!ti Ea-tft. shore
4 Il fH4 Nuamtr4 ana to-oua M Il L
Va, -p@ly KtNStY ptrntnI.at
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-06
A Girl Murdered and Packed i'm a
Trunk.

A letter from Rio Janeiro gives par
ticulars of a murder in Maranhan of a
young girl by Judge Ponies Visqueiro,
aged IS. The Judge, it seems, was in
fatuated by the girl, who was only Is
years of age. Proving unfaithful to
him, as he thought, he became greatly
enraged against her, but left the place
for year, that ne might forget her. On
returning, accompanied by man en-
ployed to assist in the murder, he en-
ticed the girl to his rooms, and, as she
entered, she was seized by the accom-
plice, who choked and gagged her. The
Judge then compelled her to inhale
chloroform, and when she fell insensible
he stabbed her repeatedly, and almost
severed the head from the body, and bit
her savagely in his rage. Some time
before the Judge provided himself with
zinc lining for travelling case, and into
this case the body, all broken, was
forced, and the cover carefully soldered
down. In day or two the girl was
missed, when the Judges house was
searched by the police, and in the gar
den in the rear of the premises the body
was found inferred. Four persoos sup
posed to have been concerned in the
horrible affair were arrested, but the
Judge, owing to his exalted station,
could only be placed under surveillance
at the time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-06
How Paris was Improved.

G. G.. Fulton, writes to the Baltimore
american: The city of Paris has a
costly municipal government, which hes
itates at no expense to make the city
beautiful, clean, and healthy, and it has
no rings to manipulate the public
funds. 1t has something to show for
every outlay, and the people have the
satisfaction of knowing that every dollar
levied on them is economically spent.
There is something tangible to show for
it, as is the case with a giraffe just
purchased for five thousand francs, to
replace the one eaten up by TIE Com
mune. Public functionaries in Paris
never grow rich off their small salaries,
and as they are poorly paid, there is no
scramble for them. Twelve hundred
francs about $500 is almost the high
est salary paid to any municipal officer,
and there is such system of checks and
balances that fraud or unfair dealing is
wholly impossible. A police officer re-
ceives from one thousand two hundred
to one thousand five hundred francs per
annum, or from 5000 to $500. The
highest salary under the government is
to the head of the Public Department,
which is twelve thousand francs or
$2, 400. This is the most important
Office under the city government. There
are twenty-five Mayors, one for each
reimbursement or ward of the city,
whose principal functions relate to
births, marriages and deaths, and one
Project of the Seine, whose functions
correspond very much with those of our
own Mayors, he having authority over
all parts of the city. In connection
with the Monte de Piete, or city pawn
broker establishment, there are three
hundred officers, whose combined sal
aries amount to 501, 200 francs, being
an average of about 1888 each. Some
receive more than this amount, and
some less. The yearly average of money
that passes through the hands of these
three hundred officers is nearly So, 900,
600, so that it will be seen the positions
they hold are equal in responsibility to
any under our city government.