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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-03
pY COLDwELL & KING, Auctioneers,
- No. 40 Eleventh street,
One door north OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue
CHANCERy SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AN
LOT, ON MONROE ST. BETWEEN BEAL

CHANCERy SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
AEDDUNBARrOs, IN GEORGETOWN, u. @.
Ia of the District Of Columbia passed in Eqnity
cause No ri Beckett 10 Roche o. va Pat
rick Reynolds, May Reynolds ct AL, shall, on
ses, a, o'clock IN offer for sale, at uolc suc
ton, Lot SO. in Holneads addition 10 Georgetown,
DC, except tsaJ part thereof which was hereto
fore ed by Charles Stewart to William Stall
liDgs; the part conveyed TO the said -tsilings
being the southern part IL said lot fronting 10 feet
inches upon Nome street. AND the part TO be sold
said Monroe street and run 9ing back the depth OF
the lot. and improved by two. story Frame House.
Terms: Unet third It the purcha se in cash; baanc
and Is months from the day Of sale, with six per
cent. interest. TO be secured by the purchasers
notes. Deed given and deed of trust taken rsti-
chaser 8 cost. deposit of S25 on day Of sale.
REGINALD FEFDALL. Trustee.
ic2o-dF COLDWELL KING, Aucts.
DY LATIMEB & CLEARY,
ID AuctiOneeTs aud Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Oi PenDa avenue and 18th str eet
star once Buildings.
TBUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
LRoNED PROPERTY ON TENTH srREEr
60 b. virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated Tune
~, 1871. and recorded in liber No. 65i, one Of the
~- land records II the District Of Columbia, asd
MCsBAY july a 's Al % oc iSS ms iS Ss
IN Square numbered nine hundred and forty four,
ard Lot numbered twelve, in Square Numbered nine
hundred and forty three.
Terms: ore half cash; residus in six and twelve
months. with interest from day of sale. Deferred
payments u be secured by deed Of trust the
property sold. Stamps AID conveyancing a. the
FRANK TRIGG, Trustee
| leal d&ds LAT1aER CLEARY, Aucts.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Northwest corner 10th and street

TRUSTEES SALE OEvALUABLE PROPERTY
In SQUARE No. 675, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS
CHURCH.
IA By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated Decsm-
EnH Der 18th, A ID. lS7l, and duly recorded in
LLiber No. 6o9, folio 40, &c, of the land records
for " Washington county D. G., and by direction of
the party secured thereby. will sell, at public
auction: 10 front of the premises, at ocl m,
on MONpAY, the eih day of July, r.. 1879, Lots
nun bered 1913, 1884, 1876, 1856, l l93 1879 200 2Ol and
2o2 in Giberts recorded .nbdiy ision of square
oered 66. in the city OF Washington, with all the
Improvements thereon.
The above described property win be sold subject
TO q forne deed Of trust, statement of which will
be exhibited at the sale
Terms of SALE provided by said deed of trust. in
cash, the amount OF indebtedness secured, 81 DO,
with interest from Decerber IL, 1871, and the
penses of SALE of which 3 100 must be paid at sale
The deferred yments to be made in three and six
months with interest from day o. sale, and secured
by deed Of trust To the satisfaction of the trustee
Terms TO be complied with within six days after
sale otherwise the trus reserves the right to
sell the property at the rick and cost of defaulting
purchaser, after one week . notice. All convey
spcing and stamps at pnrchassr's COST
WM H. WARD, Trustee.
je22 3taw2w6ds GREEN VILLA MS, Aucts.
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VTNHE FARE INDUCED 10 IHE C0NyEN.
i TION is nothing compared with the reduction
Of Prices at A. sTRAU6, Uothisr, l0ll fsRnsyl-
vania avenue. Gy2
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RI W. l.. WALL Z CO.. Auctisnecrs,
- New Marble Building,
900 and 902, o W. cor. Penps ave and 9Th a.
, 1872-07-10

For office expenses and
amessengerafter pre-
vious approve of the
Government and &C
cording to specified
accounts, to an amount
OF l,53S.
, 1872-07-10

IS 96,771. Is 1870.
, 1872-07-10

The superintendent of Gus
toms at Christiansted, sa
larry $4,000.
For keeping horses 200.
, 1872-07-10

Carried forward
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

The express companies are busy.
This is the last day of the year 1872.
Ihe Wo@thsr moderatAs. and slush follows
Watch.
The Wilmington Loan Association meets this
evening.
Watch meeting tonight in the Methodist
churches
The weather is moderating and general thAw
is indicated.
sport with Young America.
The Delaware Fire Co.'S ball takes place At
Odd Fellow Hall, this evening.
Prof Kreuger's first grand masquerade takes
place at bis academy, this evening.
Work has suspended on the Berks County
lsailroad, and the men and teams are showed in
Why don't some one revive the roller skating
assemblies OF last season. Properly conducted
the investment would be a good one.
The students Of the teacher OF telegraphy, at
Nj asonlc Temple. complain OF that gentleman 3
extended vacation, When will he retnrn2
The Old Church will be full Of younR life and
Joyous carol singing at the childrens festival in
the Oid Swedes,at seven O'Clock, this Tuesday
evening
The annual meeting and election OF Directors
of the W. W. Railroad Co. will be held at the
company's Office, in this city, on Monday, Janu-
ary 18th.
The City Cornet Band fair at institute Hall.
Mtnqua fair, at the City Hall and Old Church
Division fair at Temperance Hall, all invite your
attention.
Mr.. E. 7. Taylor performed his last duties in a
session OF Council last evening. Tomorrow he
surrenders the Office to his successor-Wm. s..
Hayes, Esq
Miss Belle Hunter, formerly superintendent of
the Second Baptist church infant school, was
presented with a magnificent silver tea set on
Christmas day.
The Law Committee Of Council will prepare a
petition to be submitted to the Legislature, ask
ing that the sale Of intoxicating liquors be pro
hibited on the 4th OF July, Election and Christ
mas days.
The furniture Of the Workingmen's Institute
was removed to the now location, at 9th and
Market streets, this morning. 1t is expected
that the reading room will be thrown open to
the public about Thursday.
LADIES and gentlemen desiring to become
| members of the society for the prevention Of
cruelty 10 animals can do 30 by calling at the
0ince ON OF Wm; Oanoy. 60s Market street, or at
Mr. Rumford's Office GIT Market street.
The coupons of the nrst mortgage bonds OF the
Wilmington Western railroad Co., due Jann-
| ary list, will be PAYABLE on and after that date
| by the First National Bank. The registered in
terest will be payable at the Treasurer's office.
The annual meeting and election OF Managers
OF the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co, will
be held at the office OF the Company, s03 Market
street, on Monday, January 18th One years in
terest on all deposit notes will be payably at this
time.
King street presented another animated sp-
pearance, yesterday. Several OF ou CITY Faith.
era were on the course, urging their horses "a
| tue highest rate Of speed. We are informed that
in one sleigh one held the reins while the other
| piled the whip.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
Fires.
BARN BURNED NEAR NEwpoRr-rIRE AT Nj

BARN BURNED NEAR NEwPoRT-FIRE AT NEW
CASTLE.
The light seen from this city, last evening in
the direction of Newport, was caused by the
burning OF large frame barn on Lewis Wei.
dln's farm, just beyond the above named village.
The hre was first discovered about four O'Clock.
and in time To save all the live stock but the
barn, with all it's valuable contents. in the wav
OF grain, hay and farming implements. was an.
tirely consumed. The farm was but recently
purchased by Mr.. Weldin, and the barn IL said ID
nave cost $4,000 in its erection.
The fre is not positively known to have been
OF lhcendiary origin, but two colored men were
seen running away from the farm, and were
asked what was burning, when they replied tbai
It was thorns. 1t is thought, however thai
these men eithe. accidentally or Intentionally se
the building on fire. In addition to the barr
aud contents, several stacks of straw and nav
near by, were destroyed The total loss IL esti-
mated at $4,000. There was $1,000 insurance on
the building, and $500 on the stack, covering
about half OF the loss of the latter, all in tLe
New Castle Mutual Company.
At New Castle, early yesterday,morning, fire
was discovered in MIR. j. q. Shaws mills. which
originated in drying room, and finally DESTROYED
about $500 worth Of property. The New Cas.
Tie hose carriage was out and, assisted bv a
number OF citizens, soon stopped the headway
OF the flames, aud nnally extinguished them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

~ Lasting LoDeliness.-Twenty years ago when
paint pearl powder and enamel, were running The
complications and d strOying the health OF women OF
FASHION, HAGAES MAGNOLIA BALM was brought as a
pure botanical cosmetic, guaranteed TO restore
boum and beauty 10 the skin. From that time 10
the present II has been continually rising in public
estimation as the safest and most unexceptona
preparation OF its class Instead of producing an
artlhtla metallic surface like the deadly ensIueIs
OF whitening the cuticle like the poisonous fluids
sold under various names as beautlners IL kpeps
the skin as soft as velvet renders il as smooth and
glossy as satin, and mparts 1t that deli ate ROSY
tlnge winch IL the beau iiedi OF cOmpeXiOnal love.
ness This exquisite chromatic effect is not tran.
slenL by applying the Balm daily 1t may be pro
iongeu from youth 70 age. lady who purchased
lhe .nIht bottle OF the article nineteen Years ago
writes 70 say that her complexion at forty is ''purer
clearer and more brilliant than it has ever heen :.
and she attributes its beauty solely 10 the daily use
OF Hagan's Magnolia Balm 49,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

JUST COMPROMISING THE SITUATION. = The
Philadelphia Telegraph stating the fact that
hessrs. Morris, Tasker & CO., have made an ex-
tensve purchase Of real estate at New Castle.
and presuming that this is the outgrowth Of a
refusal by Council to permit them to Law R. II,
IN Moyamensing Avenue thus truthfuily states
tne advantages which will accrue from the
change CT location:
at New Castle they will enjoy all the facilities
that they need, taxes will be much lower, and
as 1t is their intention to erect a large number
OF small houses for the accommodation of their
employees, the latter will also have a chance to
put by something out Of their earnings by rea-
son OF cheap rents and low rates Of living II
the New Castle branch Of the Paschal Iron Works
should prove snccess, there is great danger
that the whole enormous establishment will be
removed to that point, and Philadelphia will not
oAly lose it but the hundreds Of skilled mechanics
to whom It gives employment. The possibility
OF this and other similar removals should en-
gage the serious attention Of our authorities"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
Societies.
MEETINGS. THIS EvRN1nn

Asylum Lodge, No. 20, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 8, S of T., at Hall
9th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle b. U. C. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. of p, at Knights of
Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
:, American Star Lodge No. l, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. IL, 1. o. @. T., at 9th
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple No. l, True TemplArs, at Hall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Heuru.
TRAINS LEAvR WILMINGTON.


TRAINS LEAvR WILMINGTON
For Philadelphia GAb, $50 $40, 1850 a m.
laso, 800, 400, 600, T.1b, 1876 p. m. Sundays
630, p. m.
For Rels ROrk-l.s5 a m. 1asO and $50 D m
For Baltimors-1AD2, aOs and 1908 n m. LIS and
b1T p m.
Eer he Dsla,eare R R.-1aSS. $40 and 1910 a. m.
62o p m. No Sunday trains.
62D pm.
~ oOatesville-csO A. M.and 5 and p. M. The
nrst two run through TO Reading.
For W. d W. r. R-lMarket st. Depotl s2n
1910 a M, and Q. SO y. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
1870 $50, and 10.4b g. m; 121b 1asO, 8sO, 400
puO, 81 lolo and lls0 p m. Sundays 1915 ii.sO o.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Deidicdre X k.-aO0 from New CaA Ael
lV.1b q m abo, 800 and 1890 pm THE two lai ter
are freight with passenger car attached)
Ffon v. a r. R-61b and 11.1b, a n. and s1r
p m- The slb q. m. only runs from Coatesyille
From Phfladetphia-12sa, SO, 9.o6 a m 1900,
lls' 2Oo $40, h0I, ais, 500 1880. sunday f2A9 a
M, and 1880 .. m.
From v. e " r. R-lMarket st., DepoD 1865 a.
m, 2.lb and $40 pm.
- See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

Cry DIsPENsARY.-The Committee of the
Wilmington Dispensary, founded by Trinity
Hospital in June last, have published their frst
report. It shows that for three months ending
August 3lst, there were 30 cases treated
males, 20 females 81 adults, minors 10
whites, 10 blacks. In September 10 cases we're
treated IN october IL cases. and in November
cases During this year s133 OIL income was
receiyedi $3.50 expended. The Committee for
1928 is-Drs. Jno- X. Krane, Lewis P, Bush
and j. T. M. Cardoza. Geo. H. Bates was elected
Iraaanrar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

CoID WEATHER AND THE GAs.-In that por-
tion of the city east Of Market street the gas
burns very dimly, indeed. There seems to be a
difference in the brilliancy Of the light even on
the opposite sides Of Market street, and some Of
the dwellings on lower French street the pipes
have refused to yield any gas at all The weath.
or has been so cold that the drips have freezed
and obstructed the passage of the gas along the
pipes. An ehort was made to free the drip in
French street, but the ground was 80 hard fro
zen that the attempt was abandoned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

CouNTERFEIr FIFTY CENT N jTEs.-A dangerous
imitation OF the fractional fifty cent notes is in
circulation. They read not fractional currency
OF the United States, and are signed H. Greeley.
PRESIDENT, in imitation of +. Il. Spinner's sigma
ture. On the back they read not exchangesble
for United States notes, &c. Examine every
fifty cent note carefully.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

A SOUND CoMPANY.-phe Auditors of the Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company OF Chester county
were last week in session, settling the accounts
Of the company. Their report will show bal.
ance in the Treasury Of about fourteen thousand
hYehundred dollars. The losses OF the Company
Tor the present year, have been greater than any
while other companies are laying extra asses !,
ments upon their MEMBERS the usual annual
payment OF members OF this Company added h
the above balance, will enable them to meet ar
equally excessive loss in the coming year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

PROSPECTIVE IMPROVEMENTS. s.-Georpe Dravton
has sold seven acres Of the Brinton Mill Property
at Chadd's Ford, Del. Co to the Methodists for
s2lOO. 1t is the intention, We understand, to
erect achurch and several dwellings, thereon.
a new dam ls erecting on the Brandywine near
the Ford by Sellers Hoffman, and il Is rumored
that the mill is to be changed into factory
West Cheste1, RecOrd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
Daily Board of Trade Report.

WILMINGTON, Dec. 81.
The Flour and Grain markets are characterized
by Increased activity, and general firm
ness IN prices. Operations, here, are
limited yet by difficulties of transportation.
but II the moderate weather continues, yery
considerable movement may be expected, and
under the present prospect, an advance in rates.
For to-day, we leave our quotations at yester-
dAY,a fRnrna r 1-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

t~-RALL CL0THIHG-Mr. John II. ui.....r-..n,s
pleasant tailoring establishment al 4i5 kLs street
mas Just been supplied with line stock OF Fall
GOODS, selected With much care and Discrimination.
Just such STOCK as tasteful people like TO examine
aud select tr9m. Nj, MS. customers have the adj
vantage OF MS 10 years experience In the selection
o1 goods and styles OF make up. Those who begin
70 1eel the need OF Fal and Winter clothing shOuld
BY al means, call at his place before getting
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

FREIGHT TRAINS TOMORROW. Freight trains
Nos. and %, and the Wilmington extra freight
trains on the P. W. & b. r. will not run to-mor-
will be received.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

The bids were referred TO the Lamp Commit
tee with power to act
Mr.. Pickles introduced resolution instructing
the Committee on Law to prepare bill praying
the Legislature for the passage OF a law pro
hibiting the sale Of Intoxicating liquors within
the city on the 4th of July, Election Day and
Christmas Day.
The Committee on Public Buildings reported
IN favor OF the payment of the balance due the
Washington Fire Co. on the contract for the va
cation OF their present engine house, which was
adopted. An order was directed TO be drawn for
the amount, 81 225.
The same committee was directed to have in
snred the city property upon which there is no
The City Solicitor had suggested, by letter. to
the Committee on Public Buildings the propriety
of fire proof cases and safes TO file away contracts
and deeds, and the letter was read in Council.
The subject was referred to the Committee.
Mr. Foulk complained OF the present condition
OF the city cells, and that matter was also re-
ferred TO his committee.
The Police Committee reported favorablv unon
the appointment OF John q. Murdock az prison
keeper, and the appointment was confirmed. the
democrats, with one or two exceptions voting
against it. -e
A yearly appropriation Of $50, one half pava-
BILE every six months, was made to uniform the
prison keeper.
Mr.. McIntire called up on its third reading his
ordinance providing for the appointment OF an
extra policeman in the Second district, when il
was lost by tie vote.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
MAN CAsrLE. nnn 9n

Steamer Pioneer, from Philadelphia for Will
mlngton, N: e., put in for harbor yesterday az
teFnoon and left this morning. Tug America
and CITY lce-boat No went up yesterday. Brig
riverside still remains at Delaware CITY. Tug
Bruce came in harbor yesterday morning and
still .remains. Ice very heavy. Wind N W.
Thermometer 90
Later-Steamer Pioneer drifted at Ii. 80 A. NJ.
fast in the ice unable to got out. Tug Bruce has
gone to her assistance. Wind NV. Ihermom
eter 80 80
LEwEs Dec. 30.-Steamers Hunter and James
dreen came IN yesterday and left for Philadel.
phla about 2, 80 M. Schr Prudence was haul.
cd on the point of the Cape yesterday morning
condition not reported. Vessels before report.
ed are unchanged. Tugs Major and Cynthia
are hero. Wind FNE Thermometer "a
Z; M.-Steamer Pioneer, with the assistance
OF the tug Bruce, got OF the ice and came back
into haabor at P. NJ. Steamer Yazoo. from
havana passed up at l T NJ. Steamer q W Lord
from Savannah. now coming in harbor. Vessels
before reported as being here, still remain,
Wind south.
+: M.-Arrived, schr Isabella, from Porto Rice
wa Hampton Roads, for orders Schr PauRussei
lost bowsprit and headgear in the ice lam on
Saturday, and will return to Philadelphia' SchI
irovldence got Of Henlopen yesterday and de,
llvered In harbor She is leaking about COO
strokes per hour. Capt. Foss, OF the brigg Abb,
Elien, reports on the 18th inst about 35 miles OF
BaTnegat; Alfred $. Rea, native OF Scotland
ieli overheard while hooking the main boon
tackle, aud was lost. Wind southeast
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

Building Felt-We have been very much inter
ested in examining samples OF this Fetlng sent US
BY Mr.. q. Fay, Camden, N, j. 1t is highly recon.
mended for covering the outside OF buildings, and
inside instead Of plaster substance so objec-
tlonane, being used. II has great strength and
resembles nne leather Mr.. Fay ma uiac ures from
this felting moor covering paint in various nd AZ
designs For descriptive circular. price list and
samples, send two stamps-N. y. Repubsieifl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

RELIGIoUs.-Watch night service at 81. panrs
M. e. Church tonight beginning at 81 O'Clock,
to be followed by service every evening this
week, at IA o'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
Marine News.

WILMINGTON, Dec. 81.
The ice In the Chrstiana remains solid and
no effort will be made to open the channel for
the present. City leo boat No. 1, OF Philadel-
phia, made its way through the ice to Chester
on Sunday. and started ON it's return with the
bark Cdrdegud in tow. The captain cautiously
refused 10 guarantee clear passage through
the Horse Shoe, from which would seem that
the ice must be rapidly collecting at that point
and in few days may be 80 gorged that nayipa,
tion to and from Philadelphia will be an iInpos-
sibility
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
AnctIon snlen.

advertised In the Commercial
Messrs. ogle x Miller announce Ithe sale of a
large lot Of china and glass wares. The sale will
commence at 10 o'clock, A, Nj, aud be con tinued
in the evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
MERELY mEMTioMED.

W-As Advertising Agen's. Geo. p. Rowsll a Co.,
OF New York are at the head OF the list = always
prompt memorable and straightforward.-JosHnal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

". W. ExTENsIos.-Ohief Engineer Jackson
Of the W. W. has written to parties in New
London to the effect that he will begin the sur
vey OF the proposed extension as soon as the
ground is clear Of anow
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

-Ne'p Restaurant- Miss jackson has purchased
the Railroad and Steamboat Hotel, No. los X Water
and los r. Front Street, andI haa rented t in fne
style. She VIII Keep Restaurant and eating house
aud VIII also be abe TO accommodate few board.
ers. Her long experience for many years in a MS
tenIaat Will enable her 10 administer the tastes
of all 20 their satisfaction. oysters IN All STYLES
cooked promptly. She invites her friends to give
hen call. i dec.Bl-5t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

Ew-2O0 styles of dolls, 15O styles OF penny toys
80 styles OF tea sets, 1901 styles OF toys.
ADAMS A BRO Il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

~ Chapped Hands, face, rough akin, pimpes
ringWOrm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous alec
tions cured, and the skin made soft and smooth By
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswel, Haz-
ard Co., New York Be certain TO get the Juniper
Tar soap as there are many worthless limitations
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

Noh THE HOLIDAYS, GO AND SER THE
Japanese Gard Receivers. Crumb Plates Wor1 ~
baskets, Tea Pots, OF beautiful design 40 JenH
nnese na Flre works, Lacquered rays Charms Mat1h
Boxes. rem Boxes, and many rare artices az M M
only Japanese and Chinese Store in Wilmlngton sne
]. HOUSTON, JR.
II East Fourth ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

n OST-oR Saturday, the 2ist inst a or.eb Tippet
- on the q p. NJ, train from Philadelphia. The
Under viii be suitably rewarded by leaving at
dee3l-at lTHIa OFF1OK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

IN b1e1lsfpe Furniture Store.-The attention of
the public Is called TO the very large and varied
5tock OF furniture OF j. j. N. Harnan, No 4lO
King street. There is nothing equal to It In the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
tor once or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
tner own goods and sell at prices low as the best
houses in the large cities. Oo''
NOTICING are now selling our hest R1ire
IN Family Flour at $ll.O0 per DBL delivered 10
consumers within the city limits
JAMES e. PRICEACO
leD%ly BrandyWtne Mills, foot Walnut 81,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
ERINsTRUcTIoN IN

q II you want an Express Wagon, Rocking Horse,
on carriage, sled, Wheelbarrow, or In fact any toy
made, call at 508 Market street,