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New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
THE FAILURE or COMMUNISM AT P1RL

THE FAILURE or COMMUNISM ar P1RIo.
The rule of ruin in Paris is virtually ended.
The Commune must now not only despair of
controlling provincial France. but it cannot
much longer continue TO distract Paris. Con-
flicting reports from the capital and from
Versailles still confuse the accounts which We
publish of the final struggle at Asnieres; but
enough of the truth of the actual military
situation i. known to show that the invest
ment of the city is complete, and that the
starving ont process has begun.
II will be remembered that simultaneous
with the movement of Marshal MacMahon
against Asnieres, where the insurgent right
wing under DOmbrowsk was thrown out as
an offensive cr0tchet' to the line of the ram
parts, the Germans moved from st.
Denis to ST. Ouen and Auberyillers,
and otherwise contracted their lines
on the north and east of the city. The sue
cess of MacMahon mt Asnieres having forced
the insurgents across the Seine, the conse-
auent advance of the army of Versailles
brought their left in connection with
the German right at st. Ouen. Prac-
the capital and, though the French President
wouia very eieahy o.9oo' " i'''A,ns puo'.I "C
'i0"' 60 ~ n. -..a.,oo,.o.
oi '"c uoinan 'on' "po "u'o p.ooon'e.s,I H.
'neio Is ha,oiy "uouo' ,'i"' 'noy "oi9 ,i'
WIN ,i'9 uc9's" VII 'no oou'n p.%'".on -
lines nave oeen lor some 'ii'io hiiniy c','o'
ilshed' ana as 'ho "einan' n'vo asioo! "
preveh' 'hc PASSAGE y. ,oou ,"ppn,' lntI
ra''s' .no Gnu 0anno' p Ions 10 10 uole' e y.
~ 9uo'''" Ui' ''eo '' .." n'' T ~
Oh 'no io,"', o0'"''on' 'opDou "'
the resi- OF france, anu .n.io are
not now as when the Germans sat uown De,
fore the walls LII September iast oread ana
wine enough for all Paris TOT hve months
to come. The brief time which elapsed be-
tween the end OF the German siege ana the
beginning OF the present investment had not
served fully TO replenish the stores OF the great
city-indeedit Is doubtful IL the supply OF heces-
sary food on hand had reached the actual de-
mand' Paris , will therefore soon be on short
commons again -.
There is natural dread which we have
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

The announcement recently made that the "neo'
DR. X. shelton Mackenzie had written pooN GU
titled Black sheep" which treated Oh rn'iue.pa
society, was only partially accurate i"e -.
Mrs. Maekenzies book. no" IN tue pi's'' - 90,
or tbc Rack sheep" and tho characters and scenes
are exclusively German.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

way of an amicable and just settlement.
England cannot claim either that we have
delayed action upon this or previous efforts
at Cancellation and settlement
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

A good many have heard Of the Englislman
who, writing letter in the public room Of u
hotel, saw fit to say, 81 cannot writo what l
would. because M impUdelt IrishmaQ ID look
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

adjournment of the old one; put on the whole
IL seems TO have wrought THIS time' rather
more good than harm.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Duelness Notices.
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. ~ per annum'
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According to position in the paper.
Terms cash in advance.
Address The TRIBUNE. Newfork.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
amusemenis, etc. obis epen'ns.

BoorHs TnEATER.-" Richefcu'
F,tru-AvENUE TuEATRB.-" Married for Money
In, EDwIN's THEATER.-"P "Pluck.' George Clarke
NtnIos GARDEN" Richard the Third
O,ynPIC THEATER.-"Honzon." g. l.. Fox.
W,rI,CKs THEATER.- The Liar" and His
Ie.t L-s~'
ACADEMY OF Music. - Philharmonic Society s
R.hrsgssl
features
SAN Francisco HAII--The Japanese,
THE RINK.--Howe's London Circus.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22
Collectors Notice.

SfATE TANES In aeeottlaaee with the n.
~ qniIenenis Of Section ! u The Aci 81 tbE
General Assent 'v ~ the STATE II ileaWafr cutie
tied An aet Providing Iiceennr df taf5 StAir.
passed nj Dover. april ssh l8sa keftitg notify
Al persons liae 10 the Tax on 'es aud naua-
fac'ntts for tire quarter eaiHe F,e,mipf sist
ls1a, ana als3 tie tnnitA lAtS ~ Corporations
investments GfasS Receipts Ht Private Banker
brokers' Rel Estate Aeeuls. I2Wttfs. PhFsl.
eiins, and siAie anA County atlitrfs Imam
g.. thai | vii intend nj Tie imes aua ptats
herein mentioned 10 receive sai iBkss, rs fol-
lows ti1s
Tn arronlmolt 'he etiz.n White Clay Creek
Ill. nj john ". tHoate llottl in the town Of
Newark, on the l,lh of April, ieIl.
To accommodate tile citizens ri SeA Castle
Ill. nj the iiaugc Of Gferge Withheld in the
town Of New tasi.e On the Is,s dry ot April,
ISL.
In Penraier Hundred, n, Tie lleiei Of Mr.
Guthrie. In Glasgow IN the 18th OF Aprii. ISL
In Rcd Lion Hundred a, Dnnl,ps Hotel, in
Delaware City on ihf 2niil Of April. ls7i
III ST. Georges Hundred, "A the Hotel IL George
orilip In Nildrtonn, on The alth Of April. lsIl. .
In ArpoInin,ink Hundred. at the llnlel Of
ir. Townsend at Townsend, on the 25ih Of
April. ISL.
Heiwccn ihr hours es 10 O'Clock, a. m aud J
o,eloek, +. ~ raeii day,
TaSes tpm ans al le aforesaid Hundreds will
he received At any OF tn !hots uhoSt named NJ
Tie iime s,atri
All persons associations, frMs or corpora
,iuns, who shall mey,rr In iat ihet taxrs Al The
,,tHes and rlnrss alrt said. Will lie reqHi5f, Ia
pay In addition tile Penalties aud costs r6s tihei
BY law WILLIAM 4. LaAAM,
Collector Of State Taxes Tor the ahoNe lids.
chrisliona l.ii April Is, lsIl-2w
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WATSON Sg CLARk'S
sIPERPEIOSpiIAgE.

nffleE Bo0Til GARRETT LABRATo.
y Rf, ~. philadelphia. March afih. ISL.
II u nnr eonstaui lfaeiiee 10 make chemical
analysis of the Phosphate manufactured by
Messrs. Watson 4 cark. of this city. We ana
We maierials employed in The manufacture. the
materials IN the eolitsc ot manufacture. aud the
finished product really for commerce Weknow
from our analysis Thai |, IS the constant endcas-
~ Of " 4 {. 10 throw into market n uniform
aud reliable fertilizer. shicl shall not he Inferior
10 The best, hui tathcf surpass them The aver
Age analysis ui the asst tear work shows the
contents Of Their t..lli2er 10 lie
Solnile Phospnotc Acid ahout pcr cent. q
qusaleni TO soluble huue phosphate ) per cent.
Total fhosphnrlc Acid about /, per cent, c.
anisaleni TO total bone phosphate 3al per cent
Ammonia aheHt per eeHt equivalent 10 sui
plAie OF ammonia per cent
Soluble phosphofic Acid nneuia,es from Ga 1,.
4 PET cent, the Total from Il 10 ii per cent. aud
the ammonia from 10 | % rtr eea'
= We hase made numerous anal,sis o i similar
eriilcrs, tii-e = atier iitns We can assert tim,
The aticlc maae h N. x T. is not SURPASSED by
amy others on sale that Nc have csamued, 6n,
that il i decidedly superior II the greater part
oil them mud i, moreover, very uniform in COM
position Respectfully yonrs.
BOOTH GARRETT.
The Above Phosphate for sale by
j. A. KEN NUnDS l. SONS.
apr s-am MlaleioMn, Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22
Ear he .Mid.ilftnru Tran,erl,,t


Perhaps never in its history did the ho-
" church Of st. Francis Xavier behold
such multitude. rs gathered about her
on Easter. The day was very fine for the
season. heat really oppressive amid the
dense ,hrong. but yet. the artistic embel-
lishmcnts Of the altar. intcrmingling con-
trast OF evergreen and marble, studded
by rare boquets Of living and artificial
flowers, gave an exhilarating effect charm
ing the mind with the coolness Of rcposc.
Fair hands dcfily arranged the magnf-
cent embellishments, for the fragrant sur
roundings spakc cloqucntly Of woman's
tact and nicely. Statues, wall and altar
bloomcd with beauty us n bridal wreath.
giving to view strange, wierd, pleasing
spell, like spirit love. And the song of
praise exul,ant rose and fell, song of
triumph, thrilling and waking the apathet-
ic TO the life Of worship. Above the vol
ces Of those who sang In concert, was one,
full and melodious. according time to the
deep bass Of the organ, yet rising iubilant
and clear. eloquent with music. warming
tho inner life Of auditor 10 visibility. BY
the divine touch Of its purity and power
II Was the embodied language Of undying
hms. q tribute TO immortality, breathing
VOWS Of holiest ecsiacy in the wild swell
lof natures pathos. uystic. q volume cf
Svmpsthy sweet with the summer bloom
81 great merit and depth Of feeling.
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ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY ACRES

in bearing, also mn Orchard Of Sixty Acres,
which hns not yet come into bear Il
Su- There are also on the farm two valuable
FISHERIES.
TIE TERMS or SALE, as prescribed hy the
decree. are 81, 900 TO hc paid III Cash on the
day OF sale, Sin.ao0 10 he paid on the fist day
OF Scp,cp' cr. 1915; anl The remainder on the
first das oi September 1872 The crcdi, pay
n,anis 10 draw Interest from the day Of salc pay
able on September lst, laii, and semi-lnnually
thereafter on the trst days OF March aud s rtcm-
Ter, IN each year, mud to lie secured 10 the satis-
faction OF the Trustee but The whole of sail
credit payments and all interest thereon 10 be-
come due and payable wherever default he made
Ia any paYmen, of principal or interest for the
spnec oi ~ months after the time herein above
fixed for The paymeut thereof
5ic~ Possession given on confirmation Of sale
Cost of Decd, Stamps. &c. TO be paid by Tho pur-
chaser
JAMES BLACK GRUuME. Trustee.
afr Its Ekipn. Nd
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cnoP ls,apon1,s.

FRuIr.-There ID generally in this Soc
ton full bloom Of our fruit trees. Per-
haps IL may bc premature 10 conjecture as
to probable yield Of fruit But We know
that very many peaches have been killed.
in orchards scarcely au embryo peach be-
ing left on the trees. On the other hand
VIC have heard that only very small por-
tion Of certain vari,ics have ns yet, been
blightcd. this is the case with the Hales
Early. We shall yet hope 10 have fair,
Il not full crop Of this fruit. Judging
irom the bloom. we have no reason nt
this date to think We may not have good
yield this season from our Apple. Pear.
and Cherry trees. .--.SaoW HH. MI. Mcs-
scngcr.
TnE Cnops.--Thc prospect for good
crop Of grain and fruit in this county is
encouraging Tho wheat is growing e.
nelly. and the frui, trees have assumed
their beautiful Spring Garb. and all ma
,ure seems smiling on an.--.Smyrna
Herald.
Tmg Cnors The prospect for good
crop Of grain and fruit in this county is
encouraging The whca, is growing line
ly, and the fruit trees have assumed their
beautiful spring garb. aud all nature seems
smiling on man.-kem News.
From all appearances We will have a
good fruit and berry crop. The wheat,
crop lis looking remarkably promising for
the season. cambridge. Ma. Herald,
TnE CRors. The early oats are up and
looking finely. Wheat never looked more
tiourishing, at this season of the year.
than it does nt present in this county
We have favorable reports of the crop
from all quarters. Peach trees are in
bloom, and have escaped injury from frost
this spiing Every prospect seems cheer
ing for the farmers III this county LH-
Ion, MI, Wing.
The weather continues extremely dry
for April. Indeed, we have not had u
rain this month. For the last five or Fix
days il has been quite cool, with frost Of
nights. The ground is fast becoming too
hard to plow in sections Of the county
where stiff land aboupls Wheat needs
rain. In consequence Of the cool weather
and drought, the Young vegetables have
ceased to grow The fruit has not yet
been injured by the frost. Many Of our
farmers are planting corn. and VIC have
heard If some who are done planting The
general halief is that il is too cool yet to
| plant corn Oats are suffering for rain,
As js also ,heyonng clover. The pastures
arc e, sa,y in need Of rain. - Eastol,
| M Star.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

StTtATED in Indian River Hundred, Sussex
~ County, Delaware, ! miles from lIarbcson
station. on the Junction and I,rcnkwaicr Rail-
road miles from Lewis, from where there Is
regular steamboat communication with New
York About 80 acrts of this tract are cleared
and fenced, aud in n fair slate Of cultivation OF
Tue remainder, 20 acres nre in oak timber, and
25 acres in pine The land s well ADAPTED 10
The growing OF pcachce, small fruits, and early
vegetables. cranherrics could he SUCCESSFULLY eui-
ttaicd, as small stream OF water runs through
the fraet. There are no buildings on the land
This property is worthy the attention of rcr.
sons wishing 10 engage il fruit culture, and i,
will be sold at a low prize, Oh easy terms.
Persons deslrons OF viewing The premises will
call on Thompson & Burton. ilafbcson Station.
and further information as 10 terms g.. can be
obtained from them, or from John N. HOPKINS.
rnylors bridge, New Castle County, Delaware.
April G--Gm
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

according 10 Mr.. Moran, Charge q Ag'dros
Of lc American legation ~ London. buoy
seven aud halt feet 'oug and llr.c aud a halt
i,ct Ia diameter belonging to the United States,
was iCund On thc western coast Of Ireland, in
l.s vicinity Of ArfauSslani. in The latter art
oi hast March. Il is supposed 10 lie one OF the
hnoSs thi,h were lroseucd III ,he hudson River
about two months nee The probability Is that
Il has hecn caught IN curirut and driited three
thousand miles across the c,a'u Tho hnoi i
now in the possession oi the lir iish Ecycfnn eat
waiting for reqnsiioa OF q minor sort ot Ala
hama claim.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22
LARGE SALE
OF
Town Lots Z!
In Middletown, Del.

nRAFTS Of the proposed addition 10 Middle
- town nre now ready, and we would like
ever, unc 10 call snd examine them, and r. saiis-
fed, TO enter their names. One may he seen at thu
store Of John A. Reynolds ! Sons, nnd one at
the Office At A. 7. bradley, Esq.
We claim that no other lots have been offered
In Middlctown, or ever will be again, which
possess so many advantages rs those We now Of
fer. They arc all situated within the town limits:
they are all Of good size they all lie high and
dry they are nll laid OH at righ, angles. Cass
street continued, cuts the block almost exactly In
hnif running nearly due north and south, and
just on the back bone rs Il were Of the Whole
piece. The water on the east Of |, drains To
Broad street with n heavy faii--on the Yves, 1,
drains TO the railroad, and when II he's rea. he'll
either Of these outlets |, flows TO the mill pond
The three new streets running east and ives,
are all forty icct Wide
All the lots have wide alleys ia the rctr Of
them, which Is great convenience ms well as a
great saving Of ground. The main alleys are 20
feet wide.
The plat contains nearly twenty -four acres Of
ground lying immediately south of the business
part Of the town proper, bounded on the east by
trrad street and on the west by the railroad,
aud is divided into
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

II is said that frauds have been disco, :
red in the Easter election at vcstrymen in
81 Clements Church, 9,.,.aislphia whore
High Church practices caused So much c, :
citemeni latrly The matter is to he IT,
ken before the supreme Court by wris Of
quo ,rnrraHid
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22
6 CENTS REWARD.

DANAyAY from the subscriber, on the seth
IL of March, an Indcniurcd WHITE GIRL.
Sarah y. Baker. All persons are fotb;a harbor-
ing her or trusting her ON my account
JAMES T. BROOKS,
april s-3w Levels, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

xgw Goops--J. 4. Reynolds fans, have re-
ceivcd this week another Invoice Of New style
Goods adapted 10 the prcseu, season, consisting
o. Poplins, Sergcs chrncs, Mohairs. Real Jap
nnese Silk tin Stripes aud Fluids Apacas,
riques Perca.cs, Lawns Plaid Nainsooks il,ni-
burg Edgines and Inscriings, Imperial aud Met
ternch Emhroiderlcs aud frlliugs, and a large
Stock of Prints in new and desirable patterns,
at 81, s, 10, aud l2l cts per yard.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22
GIBSON S PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices will be pa,a IN cash FOR pro-
dnec delivered in good order aud ne wish 10
say thai we keep constantly on hana good as
sortment Of Groceries and Provisions which We
will sell reasonably for cash, n, the Corner OF
Broad and Anderson Streets, Middeiomn, bel.
March 20-u Wm. z. GIBSON.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22
TIE 3rd or JUNE.

On Which day each subscriber will draw for his
situation, whether they are all taken or not, the
owner rcscrsing the right 10 draw NIL that nrc
mol iak.n. There viii he no blanks and there
will he No s. pictures, every subscriber Is 10 have
valne received for his or her money, and one rra.
son why We claim this 10 hc the besi offer Of the
Kind ever made 10 the public is because ,hele is
no possibility of any loss and many epporiuni-
ties 10 make, The usual plan is 10 have only
one prize, here there are many, thus making i,
mnrh more equitable. We will do all We can 10
explain everything 10 those who call, and will
try 10 induce them 10 subscribe as We are an1-
ions 10 have all the lots taken, il they will not
sell We Will hold them till they are wanted. as il
Il n n,aiier Of too litlle profit to US to keep the
thing open any lsnrcr than the time specified
The number opposite eaui, name dcsignaics the
turn oi each subscriber 10 draw for his situation
Each number will he placed in sealed cn,clono
and The whole one hundred aud twenty thor
onghiy mixed mp by three gentlemen chosen on
The day of the draw ing lay the subscribers for
thu purpose, then eaeh subscriber will draw mn
envelope continuing number corresponding 10
some number ON the plat and by that he will
know the situation oil his lot
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

wnirs Oospsi wmiTx Goods IA full limo Of
Pecay's IN satin strips, cords and sca shore
stripes, checked and striped 'cambrics, Pcrcals in
variety, white spreads, Marseills and Honey
Comb, full line Of white trimmings, Hamburg
and French insertions and cdgings, nj
Hanson Bros. Town Hall.
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12O LOTS,
Which makes them average
so Feet Front by $50 Feet Deep,
Including Alleys.

As before said slcl, lots never will be offered
again, from the fact that there nre comparatively
no Others lying adjaccn, TO the town which are
so well situated.
Some may say that Il Is n money making
scheme, gotten up BY me To bcne6t only myscij.
To them can easily prove that I could a'izc
much more from The sale Of tho lots by selling
them at private sale jus, MS they nre wanted, hui
by selling them as | proI osc and by Offering
them at the low price do, m my may lie induced
TO hny lots and build on them who otherwise
would not do so, and thus advance the interest
Of the town and all IN any manner related TO IL,
for !, would undoubtedly he better for all per-
sons engaged in business, either In or cute OF III
town. IT Midd!ctown contained 5000 inhasbiant
instead Of ZOO, and unless we all nut our. Shout
lcrs to the wheel the car of advancement will
stand still; we therefore call upon all, male and
female, who feel an interest IN The prosperity ui
the town, TO come forward AMI
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

C,.orus asp CAsslvrass Call nj The New Cor
ncr Store aud look al the uew aud fashionable
Cloths aud cassimcr,s for the coming season,
suits made 10 order prices ran-ias iroin Sii.ou
to $25 90, and good fl guaranteed.
J. 4. Reynolds 4 Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Carpets, natiings, stair, table, and floor Oil
cloths ~ 5-4 "a g. wide, At Hanson bros.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Ladies' Of Miidle,own and vicinity, arc re-
-oues,cd to call ni .Scow pRCK & CoCHGASs and
4cc their handsome stock oi white goods and
trimmings now opening
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Allen 4 Bells Sole Drain Tile, constantly on
hand and furnished 10 order nj manufactures
prices, by T. J. EVANS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

II cannot hurt you. II Is purely vegetable.
Try Simmons Liver Regulator, " you wish 10
n be we'll. II acts like q charm without dcbilitat
ing the system, and without any OF the evil ef-
fecis Of Mcrc,Ny. Simmons Liver Regulator Is
the safe remedy.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Nj, Carmel Locust Mountain Coal, llckery
and Oak Wood, for Sale at Evans Coal and
Wood Yard, Mddlctown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eu- DEAFNESS BLINDNESS aud Ca
TARRiI treated with the utmos, success, by J.
lsAAcs. N. y. aud Professor OF Diseases cf tie
Eye and Ear this spseiaii,gl in Ur Nsdich Cyiiegc
Of pliiadtiphia - years trYdisnee, formerly OF
Lcydcn, Holland, No. sos Arch street, Phia.
Testimonials can lie seen nj his Office. The med
ical faculty are invited to accompany their pa
,icnts, MS he has no secrets In his practice. Ar
fihcial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
tor examination. apr l5-ly.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Prime Clover and Timothy Seed at
T.. 7. EVANS
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22
No. 2 Mackercl n, $40 per Barrel 1T
Scowpnicg 4 CocratS 3.

Miss OityE LoGASs LEcrrHg.-Great was the
surprise OF The people on Wednesday 10 learn
that owing 10 sickness Miss Logan would not
lecture. hu, greater siill was their asionislnent
on learning the extremely low prices Of goods, a,
Hanson Bros.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22
CONDITIONS.

Owing to the scarcity Of money and to suit the
times ws only ask $40 cash, a negotiable note,
bearing interest from date, nj six months, for one
half e;c balance, aud n similar note at twelve
months for the other half each note to have an
approved cndorscr aud the conditions 10 be COM
piled with previous 10 the drawing for situations
or no sale. Deeds will be given rs soon afier-
wards ms they can be prepared and will be at the
Reynolds and A. T. Bradley will exhibit the
drafts and take names At th.ir respective places
of business, aud Mr.. Reynolds Is prepared 10
take the money and papers at any time after To-
day and give proper receipt therefor In my
narre.
e. r. COCHRAN.
ape o-iw.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Doors AND SnoFs-Ths isa person Il invitation
10 the buying public 10 call nj unr new siofc On
the corner and inspect nns latest al ic gents aud
bows aud youths fine eaIi bouts rnitcrs aud hnl-
morals. Ladies' Misses and thillrens fine last
ing kid and morocco llulionea and lace gailers,
which are selling yer, low according TO the times.
j. A. REYNOLDS 4 Sons
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Some Cbinsmen'in Australia. have late
y s.tnes nugget q gold Weighing LII
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

NOTICE All psaons having claims against
The Esinie ui the deceased must ,tes.ni the same
duly AFFECTED Ia The administrator n or heiare
April ilth. lsia or abide mn Act OF Assembly in
such ease made aud provided.
WILLIAM DUDLEY. Administrators
apr l5-am Addrtss--0dessa, Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Dried and canned fruits at
ScowDRicx 4 CocmRAS's.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

A full and beautiful line ofprints, dress goods,
trimmings etc. at Hanson Bros
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

CARPETS asn on cLoTiis.-just received from
the manufacturers iuprain, Stair and List carpets
Floor Oil Cloths red check and white mating,
window curtains and fixtures. for sale low nj
J. \. Reynolds 4 Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Good moiasscs at IS cts. per gallon at
ScowDalcg & CoclaASs.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-22

Try Poutnxa, Flour the hest in this market,
For Sale by 4. 7. BRADLEY.