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Middletown transcript., 1877-09-08
Arm shOt on.

Daniel Fite, a lad of about sixteen years of
age, residing at Clayton, had his right arm SO
terribly mangled by the explosion of a shot
gun on Saturday last that it had to be ampu-
tated He had been out cunning, and leaned
against tree to rest, with his arm over the
muzzle Of the gun, when from some unknown
cause it exploded. The smputation was sue
cessfully performed and there are hopes of his
recovery.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-08
The Delaware Bible society.

The Seventeen Annual Meeting Of the Dela-
ware Bible Society viii be held in Middletown,
New Castle county, Del, on Thursday after
noon and evening (Sept. 18th, 1879 The
county societies win please send delegates and
all Others interested are cordially invited. lido
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-08
The Churohe. To-mOrrow.

THE NJ. e. CHURCH H-Services, morning and
evening as usual at the customary hours
1890 a. m. and 7.3O p. m.
The PREsBYrERIAE. Services in the morn
ing at lO.sO and also in the evening at 7.sO.
ST. ANEE's ErscoPA1-Rev DR.. Frost, of
Wilmington, will %. W conduct Divine ser
vice morning and evening at the usual hours.
TIE Gospel TEMPERANCE MEETING will be
held in the Town Hall at four o'clock p. m. as
usual; These services are of very pleasant,
interesting and profitable character, and should
be well attended.
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Assault ON a Llttls Girl.

Patrick Mcbride was arrested in Whining
tonOn Sunday evening charged with having
committed a felonious assault on q little seven
year-Old girl named Mary Duffy, the same
afternoon he is married man and so years
old. He was given hearing before Esquire
Brady and though the charge of rape was not
sustained he was held in $500 bail to answer
the charge of an indecent assault.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-08
Delaware College.
The Next Term will Commence
September 9th, 1877.

There are three courses of studyi
The Classical
The Scientific and Agricultural;
And the Literary.
In addition to these a SPECIAL COURSE
in Agriculture has been instituted, the ses-
sion for which will open Nov. 1, 1877, and
close March l, 1877.
For catalogue apply to
PREs'F. WIN. H. PURNELL,
au0 I8-Im Newark Delaware
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Household or Faith.

DR.. Kramer's new church, in Wilmington,
seems to be progressing finely. Since its estab-
lishment few months ago it has been steadily
increasing in strength and numbers. Nine
teen more members were added on Saturday
last and one on Sunday. Dr. Kramer has been
offered pastorship with salary of $500 in
a church in Pennsylvania, but declined it, pre-
ferring to stay with his Wilmington cOngre.
cation.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-08
The wilmington Election.

The election for city officers, in Wilmington,
on Tuesday resulted in slight victory for the
Republicans. But slight interest was mani
fested and there was no excitement and no dis
turbanoes. The vote was light. NJ. L. Lich-
tenstein, trep. was reelected President of the
City Council by majority Of 2Os over Mr..
Bright, and Mr.. Vincent was reelected Trea-
surer by majority of 2O7 over his Democratic
competitor Mr. Morrow. In the Upper District
Provost, the Republican candidate for Asses
sUr, was elected by 400 majority, while in the
Lower District the Democratic candidate, Kyne,
was elected BY 265 majority. Of the thirteen
members of the City Council elected, the DEM
ocrats have seven and the Republicans six. Of
the fifteen Inspectors the Democrats elected
eight and the Republicans seven. On the vote
for Councilmen the Democrats carried six
wards-the Isl I'd, 4th, 9Th, 9th and 10th,
and the Republicans four-the Sd, 5th, 9Th and
7th. The total vote flor President of CounciI)
polled was 423l against 5246 in 1875, indicat-
ing much apathy and want of interest on the
part Of voters.
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The Ariel Aaoat Again.

The steamer Ariel has been fitted up with a
new cylinder, steam chest and walking beam
and she resumes her trips down the Delaware
to Bombay Hook, Collins Beach and Port
Penn. Excursions on the river have been
growing more numerous every year. Seven
years ago the Jersey Blue made only two or
three trips week, carrying few passengers,
then the Pilot Boy began daily excursions.
The Ariel has carried as many as eight hun
dred passengers upon a trip. Now that cooler
days are looked for the fares have been re-
dueed.
PremInms Awarded to DeIawareans.
E. R. Cochran, Esq, of Middletown, was
awarded the first premium, $40, for the largest
and best display Of peaches at the Permanent
Exhibition last Wednesday. The second pre-
of Wyoming, for the next best display of
peaches Honorable mention was also made
by the judges, of the fine display by Messrs.
Polk, Hyatt Co, Of Odessa, and by Van
Dyke, Matthews Co., of Philadelphia, form
erly Of Odessa, Del.
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Deatla OF Edward boyer.

Edward Boyer, Esq, one of the Oldest, if not
the oldest resident Of Middletown or vicinity,
died, after long and painful illness, at his
residence on Thursday morning, in his seth
year. He was a native, we believe Of Mary
land, and resided many years on his farm near
sassafras, with his sister, who survives him.
A few years ago he sold his farm to Col. Joshua
Clayton and moved to this town and built
handsome house on North Broad street. in
which he resided until his death.
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Good Bye to the prouth.

The drouth which had lasted 50 long as to
become matter Of serious concern to the farm
ers, was brought to afull stop on Thursday by
hrst-class rain which commenced falling
about O'Clock in the morning and kept it up
all day, giving the ground good soaking and
effectually settling the dust, which had become
terrible nuisance, to the intense qualification
of housekeepers, who will have little more
satisfaction now in trying to keep. their houses
clean. It viii also soften the ground SO that
it can be plowed for the fall crops. All Of
which was very desirable, and for which the
people should be duly grateful.
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AOIDULATED PHOSPHATE,
pronounced by persons who have used it
irst-class manure, which they can sell at
much lower rate than the Super-Phosphate.
A chemical analysis of both phosphRtes can
be seen at the TRAHscaIPT office, or on appli-
cation to the agent,
JOHN A. REYNOLDS,
aug lift Middletown, Del.
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S9tlistellautolls,
NEW JERSEY
Chemical Company's
Super-PhOspfate.
zzzzss
Trad, ". c. Max.

The New Jersey Chemical Company, hay
ing purchased the right 10 manufacture the
celebrated Watson CLARK Super Phosphate,
their facilities will enable them TO
Maintain its Past Standard
in every respect and at the same time to of
fer it at the most reasonable rates. When
large quantities are ordered liberal discount
will be given for cash.
The quality of this Phosphate has not been
suffered 10 deterioraie in the least, and is ae-
knewedged to be one of the very best and
strongest manures in the market.
The New Jersey Company Ire also manu-
featuring an
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NTEIY- YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOrND BRI0K ROCTE. -.

FOR TRESTON AND PHILADELPHIA. u,o
Leave NewIork for Trenton and Pihltie pna ~ ooO'
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Leave Trenton fo7 New York 2O 63j, 8o', 1879 m
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Auctiou Sales OF Real estate.

DUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE on 1th
day III Of 2th mo- December. 1871 az O'Clock p.
The valuable homestead farm 0i James DE- on deceas %
either lgO of acres best suit purchaser > mics
east from Ioideutown. Burlington 'o Ne"J rI>i, am
from, T. orar.s celebrated sud farm Land ia igh sit"
81 cult yation good buildings excellent oTler aud 10 pleas
ami and con onleut ntgllOrlood - 49,, 49,
Inquire OF DANIEL DE COU, Executor
Columbus.
New Jersey.
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Gin Real Cstale for Sale.

u A. CRUIKSHANK & CO.. IS Broadway.
Ne have some very aud near jtIaye cspa-
be o. immediate improvements IN sale al very 10" Prices 4io
Improved property.
MURRAY HILL.-The four-story high stoop
w brown house l2l East 3stAsi elegantly fur
nsled: possession imm, Giately.
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Gilp propertn 60 Get.

HANDSOMELY and newly furnished house,
I ON Murray Hil. To LET Tor the Winter or yeai =
would give family private table best references Al 90
9Th ave 4 DALEY.
STABLK TO LET.-iIalf of iirSt-claSs stable,
- 10 West 45tlst Apply ON premises.
no LET-The wcll-ventilated and handsome
h.frrn'shed English basement HOUSE, g, 49, ais.ei
order not water furnace open fireplace ng'
the promises
WATER FRONT TO LET.-FOr a term ~
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Conulrn Real Gstate for Sale.

AT MORRISTOWN, y. J.-FOr sale at a bar
"a cain m consequence ~ illness p.pr the H
known DUNCAN HOUSE, 20 Morus-sl has b rooms +, n
excellent ORDER BIAS and grounds are IJOXtJu,
well shaded =. EDDY, No. l45 Broadway, Room IL
nUTCHESS County farm, - acres rolling sur-
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iues and c0uluan ClsruuC views, inc tdins 'ateas
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date suitable Tor large Institution access, e! bF
seambo and two railroafs hOMEk MORGAN, = Pints,.
IAMFS RIVER. VIRGINIA.-A very yaua-
~ bic state Of over 1900 OF productive land uahs
for raising vegetables and fruits Tor Northern markets
steamboat landing the premises. Fun paitrti-is'
rutland * WHITING. Bcekman-sL
GOUTHPORI, CONN, near Long Island
- Souud-Gentlemans residence; me house every con.
yeneuce barn carriage house, hot house. grapety eleven
acres: viii De sold al tlr,lt one nli Us cost
rutland * WHITING, Beekman ST.
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6ieamboaie ano Railroads.

DONDOUT and Misunderstanding at New
~ bgrgh Poughiespsie Hxhand Pals wes, foinp Com
Del n. X. steamboats, THOAAs CORNELL and JANIS
BALDWIN. frgR f1er o0s bpxtngSA Il, daily. p ~
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j. HOLMES.

The new novel MILDRED. by Mrs Mary Holmes author
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ERIE RAILWAY.

~, 1877:
ROOM Coaches 70 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
1913 m-Express MAJ for Bufao with Sleeping Coaches
7 D. m (Daly)-Pac'dc Express the West sleeping
through POch ster Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
and Chicago without chauge also hOtol Dining cars 70
Ilains leave Chambers Street Depot y. Y. Tor
NeWsrk, tlJ, $50, 1915. ll3O q. 3lJ, 5:lJ, and y
T. III, and ~ midnight saturday nights ONLY. Sud.ys 9l5
Rutheriuld Park and Passlc g. 7:45 10 M y noon i5
g. $50 10 A. M, Lao, $50 2. ~. and = midnight
6i6, 100, $50, 10, 1913, ll31 - noon,
14J, 2, 70, i45, 4p, 3, jl5, g. Glj ESQ., = 20
aud ~ midnight ndays 8, $780, 0l5, 10 a. m, lj. $50,
sunel, s. 7l5, 10 IOi5a NJ l:i5, 3:i5 g. Up m, and
i2 midn ght. sundays G. s30 10 ~, las, $50 p ~,
az Cornwall p M $780, t:So p. m Sundays, $40 an
warwick IO.ij H., $50 I.
Newburgl9 l04 @50, 1870, m. sundays s:30 n.
KiuesIoD Q \. m. $40 p 10. sundays, $50 "a. m.
Goshen L. 7iJ 8. 10. ln4o u. $50. 3iJ, s.3O p.
SUNDAYS. Is $50 10 q. m. 60 p. IN.
Midi etONu. 145 10, lO45 q. H., $40. 40. m sun
days = 30 10 M The a. m ana I: 80 %. NJ trans
Port Jervis. 40, 3, l, lOfj M AGO. sundays,
$40 10 a. M. snd63 Tp.m
ms leaving ChaHbersst. on even or bali hours
before D. M leave Twenty thrsi hiieon MINUTES earlier
man time; leaving ChaDers' on quarter hours
leave Twenty tlurdst thirty mhut earlier Hotta leave
Twenty ,t at 94j and ll:i5 p M via trains
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Tickets aid for Apartments ~ brdNhgtoon
and SernuV Coaches be obtained aud orirs iof the
be left At the dpdYs
23J. iO '-J and 0o Boad"ayi No. N'u''s''
Brook aud al The COinutEys Defnts
Express from the West arrive al Ne"-ip "t I'D
" H. no '' ABB6TT General Passr Agent, NewY
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
EVENING ROATS-pFOPLE'S

A LBANY EVENING BOATS-PEOPLES
n LINE-Drew aud st. John. leave pier 81, n. r., every
week day. p NJ connecting NJ Albany 0sdnday morning eS
centad) with rotth and StaterOOms comfortably
warmed transfer by OF the Brooklyn Ann0I'
Fare ~ 90. :. 4. MAYO Genl. Pass'r. Agt.
RRIDGEPORT. and all points on HOusatOnic
- ana Aaugauck Railroads Fare 81. steamer Bridgeport
leaves aharinesp daily tsundays excepted) at 80 n,
aud Bridgeport ~ J. T. m.
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the Exchange saIesroom to-day:
Bg James W. OItJey 2 Co.
3st0ry brick buildings. with plot u land Nos 81 e3
and 81 East 52fst, - rs = n w ffh.ave plot III
xlOp.6i Abraham = Underhill ................ .
similar house, @ith lot, 80 l26 East iOffhst IS s.
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i.gt4st, s, 81 II 2dage, lot -OXlOJ.l0; Germaaa
nv P'ier f. Neger.
fsi0y brick faci0Tie, with plot NJ land Nos n %
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02lKZll.6xll7sx206.2 A G. Kinesiand ...........
Bg Riqelr0rf & NTH
Sstory frame building ana story stables with
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3-story rick buildings. with bts. sos J0S. 5lOard
az Last i2lstsf, 81, 1913 Z Avc-A. each Dot TX
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