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COOK, WASHER and InUrER.-A sitOH2
~ Young woman cool sam y 1oOh; malrs gopc 'iead
aid Liscuit Is el-nt au ie-H
ami en- TlsA very best oiA is t"ilJ 90
G. be s.en at ODELLS AGENCY lJJ West 81 ST. ocrai
Or.
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ForterJ


j by an int,l ,sent uiiaoasO. coored mih tall; VEL
bih and expert need Eeiors 10 H. WINTER II DiJa"~J
L.
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Nurses,

AN American woman as NURSE, Invalid of
~ Monthly country objection; best oil reference 20
~. ora
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Rev ". T.. Aihc'i, pasior. VII ureach 81 l03 a. N
and "a D. NJ "a -. Lukes NJ. Il. Chmcl,. Folty-Hst 81;
Gear SiVth.ave Al welcome
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4 RESPECTABLE young girl wishes place
~ az NURSE and CHAMBERMAiD, or NURSE aud
PLAIN SEWfNG good reference fTom Last place can b
At 4 We~t5 L. REID
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Waters.

4 YOUNG MAN wants a situation as VAIL
"A En; 10 drive AMI make bins II generally useful in
city country has good city ref renee and can be seen ~
tho PROTES FAINT HOME 80 REA Z, Us Otn ave-
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uOUSEWORK-By a competent yo

scotch girl general work good cos and launrsSsl
stIOng Quick wants by good 20 valn strsy
place city or country Ca at No 100 6t betHeeRsu
and 3th-sts, up stairs
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Ladies' Raids.

I AIDES and Gentlemcn's fine WASHING
and IRONING neatly DONE and FLUTING ot every style
taken at the Of Mrs. JULIA WENDELL. i35 wes,
st Call address.
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Doayo ano noome.
Country Board.

COUNTRY BOARD. near Long Branch, on
~ Shrewsbury River bathing, nsiinG. boatng mos,
qutocs cisi references at EN EitErr LIBRARY oSo
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4 HOUSE pigeon Mass.-Sitlatci on the extreme
ront of ae Ann within few rps Of the wafer AMI com
inaul,g III the ocean and iighs ot cape
Ann foOi stable accommodations. Exc lent ro's ana ut
a., nshinc Telegraph Office IN hotel MIRA h. b ROBIN
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N0OK. WASHER. and IRONER. OF HOrSF

" VODKA strong Young wOLan. who is so0A plan
family COOK ana LAUNDRfSs would like place n cry OF
country makes good bread and biscuit at
( rnisE zceptiOaaLle reference ApPy a. oiGbLs
Al,ENIY lny West - ID ST. conner RrOalaAy
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4 NOOK, &c.-Dy a capable COOK. NdNbtI dib
~ irne or general houseSOrk; has about ., smart
active useful wat on table work IN cren ani cas
OF King the cnDE "a no "a board
ing house pr aay will co tpr los veg togc A"i
good rrferencts At the PtOlL5 IAN I viva -
BUREAU, 1875 ave, above 10th ST.
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ncliqiono Notice..

"A, ssSty.nrt stree, NJ. F.thu-c' hcavecr Thru and
so-EPiI Pl-I fsfAN Young rcsles PRAYER meeting ~
n ~, ani SUNDAY sch al al . and =
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Doaro nno Rooms.
Below Fourteench-ss.
West Side.

west SIDE.
| = OR handsomely furnished cool ROOMS,
Including pau1s aa, IaoT loor terms irom
to s2n inclaing superior BOARD a. West 26tls near
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OcEAS HOUSE, EEiawponr. a. L.
WAIVERS & BATES
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TWO handsomely furnished, largcsize, hall
4 BEDROOMS To LET 10 gent men; private Family
ter,ns tuOderate all al !: < East 10th 81.
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: Si.ua.ions rJauleo--ffmaie5.

Cooks
COOK.-py respectable woman rs frst-c'ass
- coon; makes m kinds of nice spnr-, desserts ~
preserves PASTRIES ans &c. bones and ar AMI cai
furnish ,tiouabe rler"ncta AiJV a. ODELio
AGENCY. No l'5 West 34t.-t corner oi Br'twh'.
NOOK-Ry yOung Welsh girl, with two
v years reference for general work good cook and
a,uirrs and v.rv oIlielng with children Nari. sie4y
place ctv OF Call at No los 9Th ave. between sb
.ud9 = 8. up->faT+
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I0H EAST 15TH-ST., third floor, Room A.
- A respectable Protestant woman wishes BABY "
ing up on the few older children good rcfrenc&
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| VNO IET-In private house, two hand
somey furnished Rooms separate or together. wA gas
4 - Ea-f3 Inst
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SIO 2D-AVE., corner 29th-st., respectable
- ~ young general COOK and assist la wash
ing city or country. Good city roierenca
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amu5rmenis.
Gnmmcr Retreats.

EArSKILL MOUNrAlNS.-WHIT SUI
~ PHUR SPRINGS HOUSE considerably ENLARGED para
= Special terms 10 parties rsnainng through September
ri apply h. Henry iO.chheim, 40 BfOaiway
Address waikiki. y. LENNON. proprietor. Caro- Greene
County, NeW-Iork.
L'LM HOUSE. Bethlehem, \. H., for SUM
II MER BOARDIRS pleasant rooms, beautiful scenery,
mo drives; board from - to - WeeA. WALLIS b.
fUiIfif.-, Proprietor.
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NIIIDDIEl MVtI-N nv - NI-'V', ~ %
CELEBRATED CHALYBEATE WATER
Pt RE MOUNTAIN AIR
only three hpurs from New YORK AMI PhalelPhh .
Circrlars a. obtained at Dr tanbury smith azards
No - mon square.
M col man GA the Coleman Hpnse Broadway
aud 2Stn st.. every "Wednesday rom i ult 2"cl'rf
J. A.sl...-, COLEMAN, Pc TctOr.
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DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,

II
mountain with unsurpassed III
tie world 20 acres o. grounds. - ,,...,
kittSgCLA,S AECOMMODAFlONS
for ggts icccssbl" By day boats ana cars Hud
ann River Railroad viii open June 10. AdirtSs 800.
~ ~ JOHN BREASTED, CatskilL
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Geanstressss.

BUREAU can promptly supply all Fsnihes Hotels Sum
nef Boarding Iloises sc, with relabe capzbi~ ctv1
HELP Of at kinds coosA IaundresssA chamssraaidA
mattresses Honseworkers dermah srA EDslsh. scotch
swedish American and French ss and 70 suit "
Al the HOME BUREAU. 1913 9Th ave-, above iothsA
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
MARYLAND Affairs.

On Thursday, of last week, a little daughter
of Mr.. Oliver Peacock, who resides a few
miles from Newtown, was burned SO badly
that no hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
A little son of Mr.. Peacocks had set fire to
some grass and brush along the banks of .
ditch, and the little girl, who is about three
years of age, was playing near the fire. Mr..
Peacock, who was plowing, had gone to the
other end of the field, some distance from the
fire, and when he returned he found the child
lying on the ground, the clothes burnt off its
back and apparently dead. DR.. Coston was
called in, and did all that was possible for
the relief of the little sufferer, but no doubt
by this time it has expired. This is the third
accident of the kind which has happened in
the same neighborhood within the past few
eks.-Newtown Record.
DISTRESS IN THE LOWER PART OF DORCHESTER
CoUNTY.-A gentleman from Cambridge re-
Gently informed the Salisbury Shorem,an, that
in the lower part of Dorchester county very
considerable proportion of the population is
Frustrated with yphoid-pneumonia. The
physicians are worn out with travelling over
miserable roads in inclement weather, and in
watching by the bed sides of the sick and the
dying. The gentleman stated that it was
with difficulty they obtained any one to dig
the grave, and utterly impossible to obtain
the service of priest, clerk, or deacon to read
the burial service over their fallen brother.
A farm of 200 acres in Chapel district,
Talbot county, belonging to Mr.. Charles w.
Arringdale, has been sold to S. R. Newell, of
Pennsylvania, for $4,000. A farm of so acres
and storehouse in same district, belonging to
S. T. Love, sold to F. S. Whitman, of Penn
sylvania, for $4,000, and the farm of 1876
acres, on Trappe creek, Oxford Neck, belong
ing to Col. H. E. Bateman, sold to John R.
Robinson, of New York, for 81, 600
The Somerset Herald says: ''The weather
week before last was good and many of our
farmers made the best of it. Some sowed
oats, others planted peas and potatoes. while
a great many turned over the soil for other
purposes. We understand that Mr.. Thomas
Miles, Of Marion Station, planted fifteen bar
res of potatoes. He is one of the largest
growers of this vegetable in the county,
FIRE IN DORCHESTER County The dwelling
on the farm of Mr. Daniel NJ Henry, about
half mile from Cambridge, Dorchester CO.,
was destroyed by fire on Thursday of last
week. 1t was large and commodious build
ing, and Mr. Henry and family were making
preparations to move into it on the first of
April. 1t was insured for $4,000.
The election for town commissioner in Cam
bridge, Dorchester county, on Saturday last,
resulted as follows: Whole number of votes
cast 2s4; of these Joseph Bradshaw, Demo-
crat, received lat, and William H. H. Todd,
Republican, 1877
One hundred and twenty-six acres of
'Jones's Delight" near Quantico, in Wicom-
leo county, have been sold to Mr.. H. H.
Dasbiell for So ,Oo0
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
II E N RY CLAYTON.
MT. PLEASANT, DELAWARE.
January II, ls74-lyr.
NOTICE.

WE. the undersigned, shall on and after
" February 8, 1875, adopt the cash sys-
tenn in our business and shall confine ourselves
strictly to the following rules: On all work
when the cash is paid on delivery, 10 per cent.
will be deducted from the regular price. For
all work which is charged, credit of six
months will be given, and 10 per cent. will
be added to the regular price and no bills TO
run for a longer time than six months under
any circumstances. All persons whose bills
have stood upon our books for the space of
SIX months are requested te call and settle at
once and save costs. LEE & GEARS,
Feb 6, ls75.-3m Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
READING ROOM OPEN.

Notice is hereby given that the Middletown
Library and Reading Roem are now open for
the accommodation of the members New
subscriptions can be left at any time with the
treasurer, G. Tatman, Jr Esq.
Jan. 3o-tf E. W. LOCKWOOD, Prest.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27

Pure Ground Raw Bone and all the ingred-
tents for manufacturing Phosphate, furnished
to Changers at wholesale prices. Orders and
inquiries by mail promptly attended to.
j. A. CRANSTON,
Feb 3-4tjnnl. Newport Del.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
RAN AWAY

From the subscriber, in Odessa, DEL, on
the sth inst, ELIZABETH LEWIS, an ap-
prentieed colored girl about Il years DID, All
persons are forbid trusting her on my account.
w A. HUKILL.
Odessa, Del, Feb. 20, I875.-2t
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
FOR RENT,

The large and commodious STORE ROOM
in the TOWN HALL, Middetown, now eccu-
pied by e. w. w. NAUDA1N. Possession
given March 25th Apply to
Mar l3-tf. SAMUEL PENNINGTON.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

EXCELSIOR OATS weighing 40 pounds
TO the bushel, Mammoth White Dent Corn.
and EARLY Rose Potatoes for Seed, for sale by
W. F. GOODWIN.
March G, le75.-3t.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27

Business Locals and Special Notices 10 cents
= line for each insertion. Obituaries charged
for at the rate Of cents per line of eight
words. Marriages and deaths inserted Free
TERMS Cash in advance, invariably.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27

John Mitchell, the Irish Patriot and
Member of Parliament, who has recently
been the cause of considerable furore
in English Circles, died on Tuesday.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
NEWPORT PLASTER MILL.

am now grinding and have for sale
LAND PLASTER,
the purity of which guarantee. Can furnish
large or small quantities at short notice and
low figures. j. A. CRANSTON,
Feb 13-tjunl. Newport, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
CUT THIS OUT,
It Nav Save Your Life.

There is 40 person living but who suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay Is cents fer bottle of
medicine that would cure them. DR.. A.
Boschee's German Syrup has lately been in-
troduced in this country from Germany, and
its wendrous cures astonish every one that
try it. If you doubt what we say in print,
cut this out and take it to DR.. G. &. Cham
berlain, Middletown, DEL, or H. P. Baker,
Odessa, Del and get sample bottle for 10
cents and try it, or regular size for Is cts.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
KENTUCKY MULES.

TINE subscribers will have large and SUI
i perior lot of three year old KENTUCKY
MULES on hand, on and after February 18th,
1875, and they want the people to come and
see them. WIN. POLK,
Feb 6-tf E. R. COCHRAN.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
N E w H O T E L
At Townsend, Del.
TOWNSEND HOUSE,

open June lst. 1872, will accommodate
" the travelling public and permanent
boarders at very reasonable rates. The bar
will at all times be stocked with choice
wines, liquors, Tobacco and Segars. Fine
oysters in season. Hoping by strict attention
to business to merit liberal, share of the
public patronage generally.
JAMES G. TOWNSEND,
June Sly. Proprietor.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
Land Sales.

Land Sales.
Sheriff Lambsoa sold on Tuesday, at the
Middletown Hotel, two farms belonging to
the estate of the late Elihu Jefferson, of New
Castle, as follows: No. l, 257 acres to J.
B. Cazier, for $l9.25 per acre. No. 2, 305
acres to P. B. Vandever, of New Castle, for
$le per acre. These prices are extremely low,
as the land in both cases is very good.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27

Death and Sickness.
VIM. F. Hillyard, for several years tele-
graphic operator at the Middletown R. R. de-
lot, died on Thursday night, after a lingering
illness Of several weeks. Mr.. H. has been in
very delicate health fer some years.
George Derrickson, Esq, formerly Presi-
dent of the Citizens National Bank, and one
Of Middletown's best known citizens, was
taken extremely i'll last Thursday week, and
is now FRIDAY EVENING" lying at the point of
death, with scarce any hopes Of his recovery.
The Weather.
"Come Gentle Spring. Ethereal mildness
come r'-If you're comm, why don't you
come along? If that old Thompson chap
who wrote that romantic poetry about Spring
had been in this region last Wednesday he
would have been apt to change his tune.
There hasn't been a great deal of ethereal
mildness around here yet, and if Mr. Thomp-
son had have had to move on Thursday he
would have had different opinion of Springs
gentleness. There amt much gentleness
about weather when the thermometer is only
20 degrees above zero, and big snow storm
covering up things.
Arrested for Horse Stealing.
John F. White, who has been, for some
years, practising as veterinary surgeon in
this place, was arrested at Alex Maxwell's
(Middletown) hotel, on Thursday morning by
Constable Woodward, of Wilmington, on a
charge OF stealing mare the property of
VIM. X. Stockley and Michael Devine, from
the National Hotel stables, on the l4th ins j.
White was taken to Wilmington, where a
hearing was given him before Esquire Publ.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
Jhe catliddletoun Granstript
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY by

10 FUbLISHEU EVERY SATUKDAY EY
Edward Reynolds.
TERMS-$2.0 90 q year, payable in advance
No paper discontinued until SO ordered, except
at the option of the publisher
RATES FOR ADVERTISING
Transient advertisements Of less than one
inch in space will be inserted at the rate Of
ten cents line for first insertion, and FIVE
cents per line for each additional Insertion
Rates for one inch and over, as follows:
Space. wk. mo- 3 mos. 6 mos. year.
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27

Minor Topics.
Richard Harrington has removed from
Washington, to Dover, where he will practice
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27

postponed I'LL ueSutty.
MONDAY, March %.
| SENATE. read House bills, amend
ing chapter 3e, vol. u, amending the char
ter Of Wilmington, supplementing chapter
AZ R. S. and free school bill.
Bills passed House bill requiring savings
banks and insurance companies to publish
statements; House bill amending chapter
| 73, R. S.
! HoUsE.-Bills introduced By Mr.. Broad
away, to regulate the size of peach baskets
and crates, which on motion Of Mr.. Nowland
was indefinitely postponed; Senate general
incorporation act; act to incorporate the In
dian River Oyster Planting Company; bill to
regulate the sale Of patent rights.
Bills passed: Bill authorizing The Levy
Court Of Sussex county to appropriate $3.50
each, to. Milton, SeafeId and Lewes, for the re-
pair of streets; authorizing indexes for Sus-
sex county; relating to assessments; incor-
porating the Del. State Fire Insurance Co.
On motion of Mr.. Biggs the bill relating to
the punishment of persons convicted under
the enforcement acts of Congress was referred
to special committee of three consisting Of
Messrs. Biggs, Voshell and Honston. The
Free School bill as amended providing for
one State superin tendent at salary Of $500
and making the Secretary of State, State
! Treasurer and State Auditor Board of Edu-
cation, was passed by vote of IL to 8. The
I Senate bill for the destruction of hawks and
owls was amended to exclude New Castle
county, and passed.
TUESDAY, March %.
/ SENATE.-Bills passed: House bills incor-
porating the Schoen Spring Company, Of
Wilmington, the Middletown Gaslight Com
pany and amending Odessas charter: taxing
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27
CHANGERS, TAKE NOTICE /!

Odessa, Del, Fel
Middletown transcript., 1875-03-27

the bishop, Rev. H. Colclazer presented a
paper on Peninsula consolidation which was
unanimously adopted. Rev. G.. D. Watson
made va.edictory address expressing regret
at leaving this Conference At $40 Bishop
Scott entered and took the chair, and Con-
ference proceeded to business The statistical
report was read, showing the numerical in
crease, for the past year, 4, ,4O2 on probation,
and GIG admitted to membership, also an in
crease in church and parsonage buildings.
After some discussion it was resolved to hold
the next annual meeting of Conference in the
Union Church, Wilmington. The Committee
on Missions reported the funds distributed as
follows: to Wilmington district, $5l3; to
Dover district SIT; Easton, $777; Sails
bury, $a33-total amount, $4,000. The roll
was then called and the appointments made.
THE APPOINTMENTS
Wilmin gton District-J. B. Quigg, P. E.
Asbury, G. R. Kramer; st. PauPs, J. B.
Merritt; Union, T. E. Martindale; Scott, j
0. Sypherd; Grace, J. E. Smith and A. D.
Davis; Brandywine, A. ". Milby Mt Sa-
lem, J. W. Weston; Newport, J. D. Rigg
Chester Circuit. E. H. Nelson Mt. Lebanon,
II. Sanderson; Mt. Pleasant, ]. E. Kidney
Claymont, G. A. Campbell; New Castle, j.
B. Mann; Red Lion and Glasgow, H. FL
Bodine; Cbristiana, A. J. Crozier; Saint
Georges and Port Penn, 7. B. Hunter; Del.
aware City, 7. S. Williams Bethel and Sum-
init, G. R. Bristor; Chesapeake City, A. B.
Newman Manor and Port Hermon, TO be
supplied; Newark, G. F. Sheppard Cherry
Hill, J. France Elkton, G. A. Phebus
North East, D. R. Thomas Elk Neck, L. W
Layfeld; Port Deposit, Charles Hill Rising
Sun, J. D. Kemp; Zion, T. L. Tomkinson ;
Charlestown, to be supplied. A. T. Scott,
professor in the Wesleyan Female College,
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TILE SUN.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1875.

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fcarlpssly.
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained
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e..
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the day will be found in it, condensed when
unimportant, at full length when OF mo-
mcnt, and always, we trust, treated III
clear, interesting and instructive manner:
1t is our aim to make the W LEhL
.SUN the best family newspaper III TIC
world 1t will be full Of entertaining and
Inappropriate reading Of every sort, but Will
prin; nothing to offend the most scrllpulous
and delicate taste 1t will always contain
the most interesting stories and romanccs
of the day, carefully selected and lcglbly
printed.
The Agricultural Department is prom.
incnt feature il. the WEEKLY 81 y, and
its articles will always be found fresh and
useful to the farmer.
The number of men independent in pol
tiles is increasing, and the EEkLl ST y
il their paper especially. 1t belongs to no
party, and obcys no diCtation, contcndlng
Tor principle, and for the election OF the
best men. 1t exposes the corruption that
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