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Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24
LETTER FROM NEW CASTLE, DEL.
Correspondence Of The Ihiddletown Transcript.
New CASTLE, DEL. Sept. 81, 1870.


Mr. EDIroR-Having few leisure mo-
ments thought they could not be better
employed than in dropping you few lines
from "ye ancient towne," so forthwith
begin plying the quill. Firstly, then, let
me tell you we are now prepared for the
enemy L" fire." whenever he shall put in
an appearance, for water was introduced
on Tuesday last, and that too without the
aid of the two thousand men advertised
for not long since. The machinery at the
creek works satisfactorily, the basin is
kept full and everything watery is lovely
The weather hereabouts is quite cool, ow-
ing, no noubt, to the copious rains lately
fallen in some sections of our country. The
new Roman Catholic Church is being
pushed rapidly forward under the super
attendance of G. L. Jemison, Esq the
contractor, and will undoubtedly be roof
ed in by Christmas, after which believe
it is the intention of the congregation to
hold a fair in it for the purpose of adding
to their treasury. The new Odd Fellows
Hall, that was to be, remains in statu
quo There appears to be dead lock in
some of its machinery, somewhere f.
Leckler is putting up small frame build
ing adjoining his stove and tin store, in
tended we believe as meat shop, q thing
badly needed in this place. The NJ. T..
Church held Fruit and Floral Festival
last week in the Market House, which was
well attended, and was quite success
A French Barque, abandoned at sea, was
picked up by the schooner Jos. P. Come
gys and brought to this port on Monday
last. AS she is richly laden with French
wines and brandes she is quite prize.
There is a rumor of severe fight hay
ing taken place at the colored camp meet
ing in McFarland's woods, among the ne
groes, and of several being severely wound
ed, but cannot trace it to any reliabl
source.
Matters political are very quiet, jus
now, neither party seeming inclined t
make much stir, but this inactivity anon
the Democrats will not long continue, a
the grand ratification meeting in you
town next Saturday seems to have arous
ed them to the Importance of doing some
! thing here, too, hence we hear rumoi
, of meetings to be held here, at no distal
day. H.
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24

MEETING POSTPONED Jesse Sharpe,
Chairman of the Executive Committee,
has issued the following notice of post
poncment of the mass meeting announced
to be held at Middletown, this afternoon
Owing to the lateness of the season,
and engagements of the farmers just at this
time, and to meet the wishes of very many
gentlemen who desire to be present, but
cannot If the meeting is held on Saturday
next, the Oath of September, have been
Influenced to announce the postponement
of the Democratic meeting heretofore call
ed at Middletown, until future day to be
named hereafter" JESSE SHARPE,
Chairman of the Executive Committee
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24

WHEAT CULTURE. requires a
rich soil for its growth. The analysis Of
its ash proves it to contain many mineral
elements all of which are essential to its
proper development. 1t requires potash,
soda, silica, lime, magnesia, chlorine,
phosphoric acid and sulphuric acid. All
these ingredients are essential to the plant
and without them or any one of them il
cannot be grown. These elements are al
contained in Whann's Raw Bone Super
phosphate in such proportions that they
are Immediately available as nutriment fol
the growing plant. This celebrated fer.
tilzer has achieved signal success wher
used on wheat Farmers who have once
used it rely on it from year to year, And
are well satisfied that it is all that its man.
ufacturers claim it to be. In all whea
growing regions it is largely used, ant
never fails to insure good crops. w
would advise those farmers who have no
tried it to sow it with their wheat this fall
They will be fully repaid for their outlay
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24

The Democrats of St. Georges Hundred
nominated the following ticket, on Satur-
day last:
Inspector-James Garman.
Assessor-Robert II. Foster.
Road Commissioners. Isaac Woods,
Thomas F. Dilworth,
In Appoquinimink Hundred the nomi-
nee for Inspector and Assessor, was Mr..
Andrew w. Webster. He having decln-
ed the Office of Inspector, a meeting will
be held at Blackbird on Tuesday next, tc
fill the vacancy. Messrs. Samuel Rob
srts and Alexander Deakyne, were nomi
mated as Road Commissioners.
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24
| GRAND EXPOSITION
VI FOR THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.

GRAND EXPOSITION
Vt FOR THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. NJ. A. BINDER.
No. ll0l, N. W. corner Eleventh and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia.
FASHIONS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
Of 1870, Wholesale and Retail.
which Paris and the first manufntactories supply.
Dresses Mantles, Cloaks anG Costumes for La
dies and Children. A special depai tnent of
plain and elegantly trimmed patterns, of the lat
est Partisan and English styles, at Sc per dozer.
If you want handsomely fitting, wel-made
suit at short notice. go to Mrs. Binders for taste
full trimmings and dainty stitches. Mourning,
Travelling and Wedding outfits, Walking and
Fancy Costumes.
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, BUT
TONS, ORNAMENTS,
comprising the latest Paris novelties in black
and colored Fringes, Gimps, Ruches, Loops,
Flowers, Gloves, Bridal -Wreaths Wells, Ribbons,
new shades in velvet, Satin and Tafeta Ribbons,
Sashes, Neckties.
MADE UP LACE GOODS-GRAND DU-
CHESSE Ia CE FOR DRESS TRIMMING.
Pointe Applique Valtnciennes, Hamburg Edg-
ings and insertions, Black Guipure and Thread
Laccs, new in design and moderate in price.
CHOICE INDIAN ORNAMENTS.
Fans, Birds, Mats, Cushions, Mouchoirs, Ca
ses and Fancy Goods, selected by Mrs. Binder at
Niagara.
Elegant line of Whitby Jet Goods, in SETS
Brcastpins, EARRINGS, Necklaces and Bracelets.
Splendid line of French Jet Goods, Coral and
French Gold Sets Charms, Sleeve Buttons,
Chains, &c. which for price or variety in style,
cannot be surpassed. Strangers visiting our ci-
~ are respectfully invited to examine
Pinking and Golferng. Cutting and Fitting.
Also, perfect system of Dress Cutting taught
Patterns sent by mail or express to ali parts OF
the Union. MRS. NJ. A. BINDERS,
N. W. Cor. Eleventh and Chestnut SITS. Phila
sept 24-4mos
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

@s- DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRH treated with the utmost success, by j..
IsAAcs. NJ. d. and Professor of Diseases Of the
Eye and Ear (his speciality in the MedicdI College
Of PHILADELPHIA, l3 years experience formerly OF
Leyden, Holland No. s05 Arch street, Phila
Testimonials can be seen at his office The med
ical faculty are invited to accompany their pa
tients, as he has no secrets in his practice. Ar
fifcal eyes inserted without pain. No charge
tor examination. apr l5-ly.
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24
GIBSON'S PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices will be paid in cash for pro-
duce delivered in good order; and we wish to
say that we keep constantly on hand good as
sortment of Groceries and Provisions which we
will sell reasonably for cash, at the Corner of
Broad and Anderson Streets, Middletown, Del
March 20-tf VIM. z. GIBSON
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24

In the greater part of Sussex county, no
rain fell from June till Saturday last. The
rrops have failed four years in succession.
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24

Governor Hoffman and the whole State
ticket have been renominated for re-elec-
tion in New York, by acclamation.
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24

A serious defalcation at the Baltimore
Custom House on the part of Deputy Col
lector Bowerman, has been discovered, the
amount being $751; or $40, 900, which
will be made good by his sureties,
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24
$4,000 PEACH BASKETS.

For Sale at Very Low Rates; made to order and
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Address w. p. BIGGS,
apr 3o-4mos Summit Bridge, Del,
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24
Twenty Dollars Rev ard.

GTRAYED from the premises of the subscriber
~ known as the Gum Bush farm, on Sunday
night the 2sth ult. a large RED OK, four years
old, no marks recollected. The above reward
will be paid for his recovery.
sept lo-3w, THOMAS GOULD,
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24
NOTICE..

HAVING purchased the exclusive right for
IL New Castle county to manufacture and sell
Smiths Patent Extension Step and Fruit Ladder,
we hereby forwarn all persons from trespassing g
upon our rights in said Ladder, as we will en-
force the law against any one so offending.
June 4-tf j. B. Kenmore & co,
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24
aug l3-ly
FOR SALE.

HS 000 Very Large and Healthy Peach
Ic,OOU Trees, embracing all the best va
rieties, new and old. z. R. COCHRAN,
Middletown, Del.
N. b. Persons desirous of buying trees are in
yted 10 call and examine my stock
Delaware Gazette, Statesman, Smyrna Times,
Delawareau, Sussex Journal, and Kent News,
copy weekly, and send marked paper and bill to
advertiser
Middletown transcript., 1870-09-24
FOR SALE.

DRIME Hickory and Oak Firewood, well sea-
soned; delivered, or sold in the woods, as
may be preferred. Apply to
sept 24-3t VIM. r. R0THWELL.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
Che durf.

SEPTEMBER MEETING
. rlrEgEEEs22?sS'SSS s2?s & 'Soss 5sS;;s9GATios s,RE
MoRRISAYiA WEsTCHgSTER COUNTY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER O n u. sni % 1910
u -. . Leave Harlem Badge earn iiy ' Tie aci e'e zen
u mo. direct Tor ihe Para ,ycoyr nav
Wednesday SEPT u 1870
p,, ~ ,, o.-. best 10; ars horse 500 shs
. ,r,.,os, "@1 ,S..r.o ~ L., wbna By An-i
n 'fS Roaen, n z enter. b. :. Ch.tls, Green
,a M sn1s TTi Fst 5od P,Ii sntsr Daniel Dooas
J. A Chlnhsrs enters {. 9 HickoQ JieE 90,
John HorbecE. n Y, 'u'fTs rIyo =, CiP;.n CIG e'A
n, 5-Par.e o. 81 800
THURSDAY SEPT q p iso 80 ... ssoc - H..
'o aor'-i that never '..s ..soud ND 80 % ts,
D.i B.n.h.i so.:op '"e s,r, 3. L,ss formerly p.seu
ch,, N Ho''n' N T. ''''' '' . '4'''''
ss1a Ri1 F.ss s '-5s;s Enter: Jo5s ar,
b Psier Long Island, 'ntsrsb nra |. 4 W " de's1
No l-Pur,e Of bl 500
p b, p.,,r bat 1J $40 n. ar' horse 800 20 the
So. .eosnd nd! Sey,1 s1y8 70 S;I mi 'O'-
Sh.fs. Rcnt. Ess Haven enters b s''H''sn Boy formerly
0'Ri Jsha MaipSy Fleetwood Park inter- .na acs Ls,y ss
n pas.rs s. Bs..b Is aio, ,a sa,'ls ~ M Il L.i t' R
l. HssS5a.on saSsn'fii.iBB B s.'s5' :, sfs5 "a R'
,.,., s.s, 'fpbi 2 BSo 9 he s hose 500 the
''' second 500 70 ths & sri
wm n Bort n Y enters b. Georss "iis'
Budi Dobls n Y. cutters b. z h0spnf
" "A D,be PhiAielphia. enters b. N Lns'
Iobn Mnrpby Pieet~ood Psrr enters D & n-nr'
' GENERAL REMARKS. . ----. ---..
a except purse
mile. snd epeA1 10 na1s' a'i VIII % 0''
''r,st rnde, he erules u the National AssoctlJh
Gtas open o'clock h t,.,. t c.,,d 5t.,t. car.
single sini.son iolAr 40 srf eh'fs- 'o' '''ll ~
Tps Nv the New York and Harlem R4iIos si sAss 'a
=, 20 po.h.v, y sni a a1d - ial ID HoluiAAas
-, Ie,s. M,rrsaniA and Msros s 9d - an -,
The Psrk Is within hundred feet VI ne hAs~ iSP'' .
Raves 70 conn snoS' A. '.' = HENRY DArBR President
By order f 49,. -. 4, Pa..voa Cuh-
IT 90" 'S 5. -ise.a Port F)rJ arsiS, by JACOB
SOhRRlEDiKB.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
REAL ESTATE.
N,w.yoRx. Tuesday. sept. 70. 1870.


,r,o,o was fair attendance OF buyers 10
,be exclarg. attracted by the onernss u III
oN ana rnirrroved city property Inc moS1,o <7,.
PrV'o NEG .'r had foreclosure sale OF NO 10 'il
n order . ue Supreme Court the MesSrs >, fs a
ton i,fr. fHr attorneys. NO 10 Ill., bricE
sen NL.tol Il story, basement anu SUI U ~ rand-
SovsS ..t contains II rooms anu az ~ @ o iarTe
dSelnk xyewcH-. OI the rear OF the LOT are , tlo
Sfn o sr.a and fOursory ana ctIa tor
brCh iIt an "A .r,1-tsn.il manner, and are sllauo ,
llo' 'nsnufacttfur purpose. There is Cii to
sn ~ cellar .f.r n whole ground ana eNlt1tl"EE = ~
be center Of the street, 10 10 IA ieet sn W.T. The Al
,asms brIck archie. and solid stone coIid, 20 Soct
nsons NJ a. ,.aIt are about ll5X7A9NSoN@oON, ~ go b
Ith pryate sewerage, and an arteslsn Weh, for
INV the curb. a ST. Lttman bought lne PioP''' |
$3.50 a., o,,orar,e Court sale, Mr..
-. Natbav r.f.-na 4 No Is West SeNeitc,iu - y
- strrv aud h,4euIprt hrOwneton house, Win O -,
I Saot honcbt ar Fred. Rosenberg for Sl,Vu. 49, ~,
,,rant lot in ava fronting on ulJ y, S,b size
- ,bteenth-St distant 225 feet west iNih FH'" "' ~
vo9 feet. sold hiuuer tOf SlSlVV -, o~5or ne
Ns Nessrs J ecker, son q Co. soid ul "ie va 20
Wingardf.r Enee six lots on the Sou'n Sluc %
- hrndTed and mine teouth-st commencing Ht pVl@ae ~
,"t east from Avenue A, each lot 2oAiW lee a f@VV
etCh Vg.or{o lands were made in
- and n. .f ptembCr 10y the MeSSis, a = =,
Auhh %. i rr D. H. PiersOn Of Leeds, England 81
~ = valuable l.rm on the Rappanahh0cA hneI'
,s' az Olp-a cash. to Mr.. Samuel IhOnts 0 tNeI-
-, a -r, zipe t. ~ 1lOO acres, Shenandoah Nanel
49, ~ an pa a..h: tract Of mountain and, 1lUVO
49, st g. an a... .af cash, Southern flednOht' VIZ
.,9is 10 Mr. B.III-r1 crown.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NRw.YoRK Treaday sept 10. IA

NRw-YoRK, Tuesday Sept. %, 1870.
The Horse market was very lively during
the morning hours but declined little toward the after
noo on account Of 1t being the opening day Of the Sep
temDer races at Fleetwood Park. Dealers. we'll as all
others in horseeh avaed themselves OF the
peauu afternoon and left the city either by train or
urVhR thelr own teams, in order To witness the nno
sport iul account Of which viii DO found IN another
Al the Bulls Head market, Canadian and Western
workhOr- brought the prices Several pairs OF
nhe carnage horses, well single road horses were
also soid splendid pair Of fully matched black car
Ilage norses 6 hands high years old were sod Tor
SVO ana hne bay driving horse, i5t hands high,
years o1 Tor 900 These horses bought OF MessIs
ftch conan flor their sales stables advertisements,
VINO OF ae nave received very large stock Of SUPP ri0r
road snd carriage horses mostly bred in the middle part
OF new YORK state and each horse personally selected
and bought by either the other partner OF this
leading hTm IN the NewYOrk Horse market.
very ne pair Of bay carriage horses 16 hands high,
years old were sod by NJ. }. Curry for 1900 the
buyer "a the publisher Of OF the NewYOrk weekies
The auction sale at the Horse and Carriage Auction
Mart IN East Thirteentst very well attended, and
messrs Johnson & Van Tassell realized the following
prices Tor Tie horses that came under the hammer:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

auction sale Of fine carriage and road horses will be
held tomorrow Wednesday, the 2st inst, at the New
York Iattersals corner Of Broadway and Thirty
On ThuIsday morning, sept ~, private auction sale
Will be held az the stables 25 West F0rtyrstst full
catalogue Will appear in Thursdays adyertising
column. There will be offered number OF superior
carriage horses and sOme speed horses OF style ana
endurance. Major G. W. Barker, the well known auc-
tiOneer OF the y. Y Taersas will conduct tho sale OF
the whole stock. which il In part the property OF Col
Moore, esq.
oar advertising columns will show much that ~ now IN
the carriage line and refer 1t for today the horse
market having absorbed the limits % which We arc nat
urally compelled 20 cOnfne reports.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
4musemenis.


MILE. CHRISTINE NILSSON THIS EVEN
wi G-MPORTANTTbe doors will be open s 20 his even
The audience respectfully requested 20 BE- IN theH RESPECTIVE
seats poc at the concert commencing AZ that hour
Mar statosch respectfully the d second ana e"ns
of tho first series Of
Mile CHRISTINE NILSSON
which Will take pl,oe n the following dates:
THIS (wRDsRSDAY) EtESISG. September 2l. -
On FRIDAY EVENING, September ~ ana
FIRST GRAND NILSSON MATINEE SATURDAY., sept ~ AZ =
MONDAY EVENING September 26,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. September a.
FRIDAY EVENING September 3d.
SECOND GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER |, AT O'CLOCK
Nile CHRISTINE NILSSON will be assisted BY the following emil
Beut arists.
A9 ANNIE LOUISE CARY copo Roya Italian Opers London
sguor BRlGNOLI, the distinguished tenor.
Sgnor N. YERGBR, the eminent baritone.
Mr HENRY YIBUKTBMPS. the renowned violin vrtuDso,
Mr. JAMES N. WBHLI solo pi,nis; and conductor
The grand orchestra ril be under the direction "
MAX MARBTZBK
GENERAL ADMISSION 81
Reserved seats % and - esch
Reserved seats ~ matinee o.
The three ~ dollar sn four i dollar reserved for either
had
GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFlCE.
AT STEINWAY HALL ON FOURTEENTH STREET
Schirners 7O and also III Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
SnsnIrr,. Orrlct. Nrx Corr1.nor.,

sHERiFFs OFuCE, NEw COUEl-lorss, }
CRY CoUNTY NEv -ioSK. August 1870
FOREGOING be copy The police oi r
Ton r~,. yed ron the Secretary Of state.
JAMES OBRiEN sheriff " the Cy .ad touutF Of NeS ier
Plhs1. Of viii the advertisement 1nr''
JAMES BRlBN, Shenh
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

brushes of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No; NO;
4, ~ Psarst Harper, Buha. 1. Al s1s s1sr IioPPEI
la.lIr Irlr IlNN ~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
iona 3slano Real gsiais for 6ale.

E'OR SALE OF to RENT, FURNISHED-A
HOME Flushing l. l. u from Tbryourtb-ft on Sa0
i0rss freDch roof black msnte Low CRATES
agt al cold waterfall TIE Improvements Furnished com
pet The test mater occupied Immediately Address K
LBAYlrr a Co, ia Wsnsi
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
fetlurrs ano Alstilnss.

HANCOCK LODGE 49, l. o; ., OF 1J;. y; do TIInRs no
invited s'ih. sgioe personal 10
each member will b, irsnsse'si4 'ssi4,RLEs y RANDOLPH
"a L. NOOktIh Z lros~@
ioHN NJ. BENNETT,
N.x.Yors sspt 81. $50 =, =, ,,,,.,.
MSTIy MCCARTHY will return to e, Amer- \. A..
~ ics 10 Octe .NtRICAN LITERARY BUkhAA, Log N--'-
A. SeS.Yofk p o. boiV'.-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
CTPREME COURT.-DANIEL ;. VAIL as
- EIsouor last VIII and TasRert Of JOSEPH w VAIL de

CTPREME C0URT-DANlEL :. VAIL as
y Executor VIII and Tasmer Of JOStPH W Vail ue
ceased Agan YRAmAFs jnplr LUCY 1kAMAhh hh VIE ana
SUPREME COURT ELIZABETH b. VAIL against lA lEAMANS
iunor LUCY YBAMANs biz wife an THEODORE sHOI"ELL a.
IN pr,91pc Of 8eut d sale entered each Of the
above euttd sctous dsie the 18Th August 1870 James H.
Coleman named each o. THE said two Judgments N SILL
room No Broadway the Cts OF New fork on fhIDA1 sept =
1870 Il occci ~ those Two certain 20 pl'Ts OF pA
OF 'e
.rery and kDovu by The ireeinumhe
81 eks four Or enw $50 1fT-6ye W1hugtonstree and
which os bounded follows BEGINNING 81 point on the western
% az eet dni sud tv feet three inches
- f,r The porherly sde Mosstreei running thence
ssst,s5 sardred aOd feet o+ e' e1 V noe
e&ssey Eds c Washington street thence noheI along w A
.out hundr 6o ie tS0 ~ ncbs 70 t1e
~ey hence sonhery along ssid Wet
rnns o' h4gpng less beng
he sane premises eonved 70 a In feaans junior b
David Moses and Jabete A. he wife and william O ao susan
by deed dated APn - J aud recorded n tle
Ofce Of The C and County oSeEioiE Lbe S 4" 'ohe An'
And ,s q. thai certain other and lot piece parcel
OF land u the fr Of tbe sad City OF New orr on tae
westerly Of Gpenwi street known Number fVlN0 t'
and bouDded iOlOEt BssefD ID Hohl V
feet and three ~ inches Horthh) U anu
pos ale belonging her OF BIkboA LyngsiOn nner 81
southelV lOI he most part w iAnd ioiut
Sng 10 Hem Whit pnetr-nine lg 2 inches and hs
ofa1 mn and ssT sod formerly belonging 70 stephen
Wt.y The westerly The Suhery %
Of be sad M berebv conveyed point distant nDetynihe @ feet
On half Ia II an inch NsNariN rub he
M ,eebs asd thence boThSsTd ID gh
linz 70 0ui u @ boberly line Of the sd lot distant uiuetysI ~
veSArdy from The WesIrN sae OF
Ysn.ns no7 br hrs Mar L. Ogden by deed dated Deeem
be Is l reoorded Office Of The Register the CITY ana Voun
o. Nev YorE Liter 81 o. CoDye Sns PAgt 70 Rt
DATED Nev.Yort Aug Is. 1910
J. Z LVDpkE Plaintiffs Attorney. .. , -, 4, ~,
The above hereby POSTPONED 70 FRIDAY The h asy OF
BIpssusJ JAMES II. COLEMAN, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
6ouses ano farms n1antfo.

WANTED to IRENT-A FURN lSHED
w HOUSE containing al The DodsR situated On vs
Sssrae willing less for win pf
le, OF purchasing address STARR MARCUS Y Johnst
WANTED. "A DWELLING, about eight
w rooms IL 'iAt' ." ' E. j. AMIN. $50 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
Rtal gsiait 10 &rthdnqe.

EXCHANGE.-Brook HOUSE wanted in
IL eIchsnge for tine FARhS :, ,,,,,p IN p...,
ITO EXCHANGE for a HOUSE and LOT III
Il ppnnKIYS-A FARM Of u acres sOmeryiIe n j.
tg loase rood oubangs 80 fruit stock and i'm
P'sileA'' N'''D' NJ A. RULASD Co., Beetmsns.,S N. Y
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
5tationerp, &e
Dentlstrp.

C,OITON DENTAL ASSOCIATION org
u.si bs lrs.,h-te Of s.roa. SIa. 1d@I'. - rs
"s,s manner 90 aothug hu, EXTRACT 1EBIh tsa 10 s
SIroT PAIN-so t5c 90 patients ssssi,, Sss sAe a.@S "
oncs No ~ Cooper Hsnlu's
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
Aurtion Sales of Real estate.

! JogssoS jr. Aucnoseet
DY JOHN NSON e. Nj l. l. + x,
I'D AUCTIOhBKRS AND
Estate BR ROkERS,
No C.DAE NEr ioRE
and Farms bossht sod
.s .I,bssT.s Izn pezassd sss o. Furniture k
DEFEREE SALE in Partition of BROOK
IL LYN PROPERTY ee-e ~ estaie-COLE MUhPHl AUG
r I se Al Pubic Auction FRIDAY sept o. al IL o'clock
noon their ssesOOm Js Futonst, Boohn ne 81 fhLlA
NASsON At TIE esr RAYMOND fuiouave and
CROTSIS embracing I've lot ou and five lots st.
pelir-s- House substantially built. IS 32rsI5
10 nsn snd t.r, srply ~ the Auotioner
- '' IT. SIDsEY v. LOWELL. Referee,
lnnrts BrooklIn
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

b A.. % ALEECKER, son & co. ..
4 Avenue A. 2SNlO0. each ....... SEWp
@ uN rOrfpTS & INQUIRE.
,-,h Al No n house I1IJl 70 Rosenberg VoV
Isa 4 rear Of tlHl 70 knnier isiS
Criop 80 D. and factory and lct..s''''' INV
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
Drp GOODS.
A Il JACKSON, No. 100 BROADWAY,
1A CORNER OF WAyBRLBY-PLACB,
RLAcK VAIL VARRICa PROh lUCTIOy

A Il JACKSON, No. 729 BROADWAY,
"A CORNER or wAvBRLBYPLACB,
BLACK FALL FABRICS PROM AUCTION.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT EVER oFPBRED.
PRICBs GUARANTEED.
BoMBAzISEs PARIsIESSRs, TAMIsE CLOTH, HENRIETTA
CLOTH DBLHI PoPLISs, EMPRESS, vELOURs, CAsHhkRss
MEREoRs, SILKS. ALPACAs in all the desirable brands
PARIS MOURNING aud IMPERIAL BRILLIASTB CLOTH nes
mater'a Second Mourning Popun sbsr Walls Grapes se
Particular attention called silks 81 and - 80 per yard
Suits and Bonnes ready Mourning orders executed In s
VISITORS TO ENGLAND, on arriving at
" Liverpool viii End At H. J. NICOLIS Extensive ~
No 50 Bcds articles Of Dress for immediate 9's o. made 70 os .
few bo1rs notice The sane superior style and hnsh 0o'Sea
his welLtnoNu establishment in Regentst, London
FASHIONS for the PRESENT SEASON.-
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0vercca Of Tweed Melton and Cheviot Cloths from pa 70
each Proci and Morning Cost Of Twed Imperial sn sst Oo,
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The New Registered Belt DTess for sr. Kneterboes.r
s' oP M Morning suit e. from & E''f BY ppp Pre- from
4' sPeeade' in Hat shirts Hosiery &c. suitable Tor eAeh D~
Riding H. in ,ou. aord Tnd Melton and supersn. Cloths
from - 5s to s6 Riding Trousers from Il, Hai, ria ~
falls 2s Promenade Jackets IN great variety s 81
s. waerproo fsssd ca.L. from a scarlet bas .ud other
oolored WsierProof Cloth shaNls from l5s ID to sls
III j. NICOLL, Merchant Clothier to the
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INDIA GOODS-Of every description, whole
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