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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-06-06
RAILROAD TINE 3
Cincin. Eaton & Richmond r. r.
LINE.

Passenger Trains will run on this Road. leaving
the several Stations as folloxs:
Upward Trains. Downward Trains.
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G. o IN G 5 o Ur II.

No arrives state Zinc NJ rs =. NJ. AMI No 10
ut clio 4. VI. NJ. ii i"3-~S IN cH-1 y xiv, -cHceut
saturday. All other Trains :eirt Daily, except
sunday.
CONDENSED TIRE CARD,
Columbus and indianapolis Division.
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BUY TIE BEST!
Knox's Practical
WASHING EACHINEi
A HEALTH PRESERVER!
a TINE SAVER!
A SAVER
SOAP AEn FTTEI. ga NERf

l S,rT2E N-Gi;u AVER
SOAP n FUEL SAE ER
Es-The ady@nt9gess-of this machine lac are Se used Il,
?. il is easily worked; a child of ten years can
3; t SECURES an tie wsII kn . G, 6enei rsS Of using
4. There Is much less wear 10 the garment than
i d Is sS shs%P: 50 esS shsaF s, f6%I , Shfs M its va al sn Is
family y TS dsh ~ TO %lIao gfGnase onsi rinsfng and
board:
81 ~ wr Thf Mr any art &c st Of sid6.hiing rom a = lace coz
lar to the Heaviest bed quilt.
We. the undersigned having tested the e45Sisncy
Wringer, take pleasure in leeonnnendiing it TO- he
PUBLIC - As q IA ieH pini I nia ae = aner II s far wfbiiifE IL
VOLS e no injury to the clothes. but cleans them IN
ordinary washing can be done IN from two e three
hegrs, am bv yh en heo ofhe aT NODE. We Consider il the
most peTTfeet Of ali the Washing Machines even
Mrs. II. j. .M'LAUGHLIN,
{" NJ. i. BROOKINS.
ELLEN FISHER. gt.g
MARY A~.sWAGG0NER.
" DR.. STEPHENS.
VIM. BROOKE.
" ALFRED DEM "
JACOB CHRISTMAN.
ANTHONY YOST-
II. b. VAN AUSDAL
" LEVI WYATT. ~"
g SALLY*CAMPBELL.
For further Information, address.
CHAMPION
Washing MaGhineC0mpanv
Een6M, Ohio.
who are prepared to furnish Machines on short
notice. AT Wholesale and retail.
o SALE. BD-FIFTY AGENTS WANTED.A
G.IWaggoner, Agent,
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-. McLAHES, GuEt.
WILLIAMS. Asst SnI:.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-06-06

DECEMBER 81, 1871.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-06-06

The copious rains that have fallen
in this latitude during the past few
days have added materially the aspect
of all crops but more especially to the
corn crop which has but recently been
planted and which i'll many instances
has just made its appearance above
ground.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
ZNa.-C Collectors Sale.
Parish Of st. James.
VS..
W. II. Aymor.
Seizures Of Property for Taxes.

By virtue Of the authority vested in nc, by
section 81, 81 and Is of the Revenue law
(Act No. AZ approved March 81 1871,
did on the 2nd dry of August, 1872, record
on the mortgage book Of The Parish Of 81.
James, and seized the property hereinafter
described, for Parish Taxes Of 1872, and will
proceed 10 sell the same at public auction,
at the Courthouse of this Parish, on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9th, 1872,
at l2 o'clock NJ,
A certain tract Of land containing
three thousand and seven hundred acres.
established as a sugar plantation, together
with the sugar house and all buildings
and Improvements thercun,n belonging,
bounded above by the lands of Bovd and
Martin, and below by those of J. A.
Gaude, a. Co, fronting on the Mississippi
river, about seventy miles above New
Orleans, on the right bank Of the Parish
of St. James. and known as the swim.
chester" or 'Buena Vista" Plantation,
being now The property of William II
Aymar, will be sold in lots Of ten and
fifty acres, for cash in U. s. currency.
The above described property will
be sold subject to the ratification Of
the sale by James Graham, Auditor of
Public Accounts for the State Of Louisia.
ma and the Police Jury Of ST. James
Parish.
d. S. HUNSAKER,
Tax.ColIector.
St. James Parish, La.
August, 10Th, 1872.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
TIlD L~OUISlANlAN.
Saturday, August 81, 1872

r. El = 50 49, ~ ~ ~ +F - ". - H
de remonter 10 -courant du Mississippi. Mais
doisje bien vous laisser tenter i'aventure7 savez.
vous nagsr?
CONNIE nne auguille, c%apitaine.
-An reste. nous irons Il votre secours, 81 besoin
st. Notre vieux philosophe du Pape Vert ne dit
rien?
de dis que leau est froide, c~apitaine, ct quinn
nam est salutaire en- cette %saison; Mais il MY a pas
antre danger = c%ourir, puisque monsieur mage
CONNIE I'M serpent on .....nne anguille.
-Alors, fit John Carpet-bagger, vous pensez,
monsieur le philcsophe, que....
Moi, je ne pense rien, ct je prize Dieu dc vous
benir ct Dc vous alder dams votre couragerse
enterprise. An reste, 81 TAI l'eil bon, Tours vous
redoute plus qu'aucun dc nous ct fuit. Oh laycz.
vous connu7
-Je ne 10 COMMAS nullement.
-C'est Orange. II parait vons connaitre
beaucoup. lui, ct ne guere vous Amer. voyez. II
Went de detourner Ia tote de notve cote, ct son uil
s'est fx6 sur vous.
-Pensez. vous quill comprenne qnclqnc chose i
nos intentions ct a nos pr6paratlfs ! Bah sol,
intelligence est trop obtuse, ct null animal nest de
force d ne mesurer avec lhomme.
-Peut 6ne bien. Dependant il nous 6craseraiI
dun coup de poing, vous. moi ct bien d'autres
QUAINT a &c que vous appellee la force, c'est-a.dire
la ruse, pours nest finferieur de personne. Dier
lni a fait reil petit, mais Intelligence waste
C'est I'M ben horrible animal, CONNIE dit Lafon
taine, il Sc defend quand on lattaque. Et puts
monsieur John, celui qui fait en- &c moment dol
vous hair beaucoup. 81 vcus ct les votres. grace
4 une ~politique de d6sordre, Dc d6sorganisation e
de fain6antise, vous n'aviez pas laiss6 Ia fortt Sc
rapprocher du feuve ct envahir Ia terre ~an.refoi.
cultivee, ce malheureux ours ne Sc serait poin,
fourvoy6 jusqu'ici, ct il ne lui faud ait pas mainte
nant defendre 81 ~pr6cieusc libert6 ct sa peau nor
moins p~recieuse que sa libert6.
j. G.
Tia suite az proclaim anm.ro.J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
GAND ASSORTMENT
De Garnitures pour Robes

GAND ASSORTMENT
De Garnitures pour Robes!
II fait aussi savoir aux marclands ct habi-
,an,s De St.Jacques ct des paroisses voisines,
quill est l'agent de la maison Poland &
Henry dc Cincinnati, pour les Whiskeys e,
Bomrtons de Get 6tablissement justement
cslebre dams tous les Etats.Unis. II deic toutc
Concurrence pour la quaIi,e ct 10 bon march5
de &c prodni, popuIairc.
50 Barils de Whiskey ct Bourbon de-
Choix en- ~dtbarquemcnt du JOHN Kilgour
de Cincinnati.
II est aussi agen, de Ia maison LIMBS, Meyer
l. Fxsz de St.Louis, pour Ia vente dc lenrs
farines dc choix pour families, des marques
rsnommees, 10 Couronne, Triomphe, ST. Chavles
Star, Pacific Star, Refine Blanche, Collins
Franklin, Nerriuc, e, an,res.
II reeoit Replacement, ,ontes les semaincs
de forts envois de St.Lonis, Louisville e, Cin.
%cinna,i; ei il a ioninnrs en- main. IN Stock
vari1 de Fariues, Whiskey G, Bourbon de ,ont
aye, Jambons sucrfs, ct an,res, ipaues fumes
e, ,er'es, n'ess-Torc, mess-beJ, breakfast haco",
Graisse en- ,%iercons c. kegs, Beu,re e, F,omoge
de choix, Pommes de terre, peti,s yois vcr,s,
haricots, Grine de mais, CRU, sacamiis, oroine,
mas, (oin Ell son, en- un mot tous les articles
connus sous 10 nom de Produi,s De POuest.
GRAND ASSORTMENT DE MEuBLES
en- meyer ct imitation, quill rceoi, direc,emens
dune fabrique lie Cincinnati avcc laquelIe II
est Ell relation.
Toutes les marchandises CT dessus seront
vendues aur prir les plus rtduits quill SOFT
possible de lie faire, en- raison dc Ia dnre,e DIES
temps, mais AL Compliant settlement; ct
pleinement guarantees sous ,ons les rapports.
Conditions liberales CT avan,ageuses
aux marclands qui voudront bien lui adrcsscr
ses ordres.
Unc CharreHe parfaitement achalanhac, ct
dirisee par NJ. A. ServeI, parcour, les
paroisses St-Jacques ct St.Jcan. Baplis,e.
Les nombreux clients de Ia rive droi,e SON
aussi informes, quill Went Do Rtossnrtir SOD
magasin situa sur l'habits,ion de- NJ. Sep,ime
For,ier.
P.S.-Sons peu de jonrs, il por,era d DOM
ciIe, ct sans frais, les articles de- groceries
aclie,es chez lui.
Az. II -. J. TEISSIER.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31

ACADIA ste R E.
v. {. N. ANDERSON.
lIabi,a,ion MIRE. Sr.JAcouEs, rive droi'e,
GROCERIES,,
MARCHANDLSES SECHES,
QUINCAILLERIE.
LWUEURS. WINS.
LANNON'S, de-, &C.,
E, aussi HARNAIS. SELLES, DC.
Aux prix de la Nouvelle.O Orleans.
Au meme maga.in:
MEDICINES Pmcnt6es.
MEDICINES de touic nature.
Prix DIES Marchandiscs DIES
Magasins
ACADIA ct NJ. B. Gabrielle:
Entire c6tes desossees.. 9! la Iivrc.
EpauIes vertes cocoon. 6 les 100 livres.
EpanIes fumees... 81
Jambons sucres. ...... Ia cts. Ia livre.
BGuf sale ............ 6 +"
Huile de Charlton. 80. as cts. le gallon.
Beurre ............. 40 cents la livre.
r Tonnage ............. 20
Oaic ................ 20
u'alSse. 10
Haricots rouges, blancs. 60 lc gallon.
Maqnereau ........... S chaque,
Farine de Sarrasin ..... 4 cts. Ia livre.
9 Z"
The de ............... S1.25 d Sl.5O.
Pacl,es, Pommes seches. 10 cts. par livre, en-
prenan. 25 livres.
Aussi: F0in, son. croine 81 mas.
TET LIE TOUT DAMS LES MEMES
PROPORTIONS.
Toute merchandise sera portee A Ia demeure
de racleteur, sill le demande.
u Allez 4 L'AcADIA STORE de NJ. v. E.
NJ. ANDERSON.
Rien ny manque.
Prix excessivemen, moderes.
70 Les habiiants ironveront les mamcs
marchandises, aux mtmes prix, an magasin
Gabrielle, habita,ion Philemon Guidry.
NJ. Anderson ne nagIise pas plus &C
magasin que PACADlA STORE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
State of Louisiana,
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
For the Parish OF Orleans.
IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Mrs. N. Kennev and al.
vs.. No. 1915
Mass Ann NJ. Hampton and al.


By virtue Of, and in obedience 10, a writ of
teri Jacias, issued in the above entitled
case by the Honorable Court above named,
and to me directed, l have seized, and will
offer for sale at public auction at the Court
House of this Parish, on
SATURDAY the 5th of OCTOBER, 1872,
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, 10 wit:
A certain trac, Of land situated in the
Parish Of St. James, on the left bank of
the Mississippi river, about twenty-five
leagues (66 miles) above the city of New
Orleans, known as the "White Hall
Plantation, being composed of two
several tracts of land, to wit:
A tract Of land measuring twenty.six
arpents, six toises and two feet front on
the river by The usual depth, bounded on
the upper side by lands of P. Vegas and
N. Boudro, and on tho lower side by
lands Of Widow Florentin Melaneon,
with Ill and singular the double conces-
sion that pertains or in any manner
legally belongs to said first tract and all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH in legal currency.
Shsrtf's Office, Parish Of St. James this
28th day Of August, 1879.
J. C.. OLIVER,
5 ShoriT
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
Land ~Sasrrcyimg;.

M. KuAr,sc inform. III. public
that during two months dating from the 22nd
inst. his services may at any moment be
Obtained for all duties arper.aioing to Land
Surveying and Field Engineering. In these
arc; comprised Drawings aud Calculations Of
every description.
Apply at his residence, near st. Mary
Jefferson College.
Parish st. James, July II, 1872.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
st. James Emporium Store.
PAS De
Concurrence pOsAiblc!

-lXl-. j. TElSs1I:Ik inlurmc nh
nombrensc clientele C. lie public en- general
quill a toujours da"s son magasin, on,re son
grand assortment de m%arclandiscs secllcs,
,%onjonrs frais ct solvent renouvcle, IL Stock Ie
plus varie tic
Chanssures, Chapelier;c, Bonnc'cr;e, Msrce-
ric, Parfnmerie, Parmacie, Quinra;leric,
Ferblan1erie, Voissele, Senerie, Groceries,
Conscrues, Confseric, Wins ct Liqmcurs,
1'abncs sous tontes les jormes.
II Engage les Danes dc la %paroisse Saint
jacques ct des paroisses ~voisincs d vcnir
visi,er ses articles de Fantastic pour Robes do
hante Noureault, Gantcrie, Broderie, Denteles,
Valcnciennes, C, antres, Cos brodts de ,ons
genres; Rubans, Neurs ar,ifciellcs, Pnrnres
pour marriages, Balls ct premiere Communion.
En- Sc Dormant la peinc de faire une visite an
din magasin, elles Sc convaincront d'elles-
memes, que MULE part mieux que Ia ou nc
trouve un plus beau choix dc Marchandiscs
Blanchcs, telle que:
.Monsseline suisse, Mul-mul, Nansonr,
Brihantfs, Brocarts, Piqnts, Momsselines,
Br1n, i'll ct Bobinet pour moustiquaires.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
5eaillrton On Gouisianais.
oHlSSE A L'OURS.

CHAPlTRE xxx
Antant en- dict IN scavant do mes lures,
Y mails gloire pour luy.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
NOTICE
To Tax Payers

OF THE PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
V1NHE UNDERSIGNED BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
i in and for this Parish. hereby give
notice that they will assess the taxable
property Of said Parish, during one month.
commencing on the first day Of August, 1872,
and ending on the first day Of September,
1872.
All parties owning taxable property in said
Parish, or in any wise subject to taxation, are
advised to appear before said Board, at the
Cour,-lfousc Of this Parish, where said
assessment will be made according to law.
N. s. LANDRY, Clerk.
]. C. OLIVER, Sheriff.
l.. DUGAS, Recorder.
Parish of St. James, July slst, 1872.
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(La suite az proclaim numsro.J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
Sake to EHect . Partition.
State Os Louisiana.
PARISH COURT.
& PARISH or Sr3 JAMES.
LEcrSpRE 4. Poems,
Attorneys.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale dated 24,l, of
July, 1872, to me directed by the Honorable
the Parish Court, in and for the Parish Of
ST. James, l will offer a, public sale and
auction Oh the Premises, on
SATURDAY the l4th day Of SEPTEMBER,
1872, at II o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, to wit
Que undivided third of a Trac, Of land
situated in this Parish, on the left bank
Of The Mississippi river, at about SO miles
above New Orleans. measuring one
arpent front on said river, by n depth Of
fnrty arpents, closing in the rear, bound
ed above by lands Of Eugene Onhre aud
below by lands Of Henry Riley. and
also the one undivided third OF all the
buildings and fences, thereon and there.
unto belonging.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH in United States legal currency.
Auc,ioneer's office, Parish of st. James,
this 9Th day q! August a. D., 1872.
G. SUPRA.
Auctioneer.
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Crescent Store.
Tcnu par Cll. Gaudin
A IA POYNTr ny, rnryecr

-:O;- US
LIE magasin de NJ. C. GAuD1s est Pun dea
mieux assortis de la %paroisse, ct ses marchan.
discs, solvent renouvelees, grace a un promp,
econlement, sont dune grande Varies.
Marchandises Observation-Disclosures
de toute sortes-Vins, Liquors, Whiskeys, etc.
.-Produits de pouest-Objels Indispensable
au commerce ct I Ia consomma,ion, ct de
bonnie qualite,-on trouve tout ce qui e.,
necessaire au CRESCENT STORE.
Prix moderes ct conscientious.
Une 6ntaine d Soda, ave. les meilleurs
sirops, est annexes an magasin de NJ. C.
Gaudin. :.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-08-31
Liberal Party,
Executive Committee.
PARISH OF sr. JAMES.
/,

PARISH OF sr. JAMES.
President: F. P. PocHE.
Vice.Presidents J. GEsT1L.
Prosper GAMER.
Adam Travis.
Secretary; ]. "A. DRUrLnEr.
Delegate to State
Central: f. Scannell.
Treasurer: P. G. Smith.
Finance Committee: Oscar Gaudet.
Albert Ferry.
Thomas Seldom.
Arsene Gourdain.
James Malone.
Public Meetings: E. Scannell.
Mallary Green.
Emile Legendre.
. ]. A. Druilhet.
A. l.. Bourgeois.
MEMBERS:
lst Ward: A. Livain Bourgeois, Lud ger
u" Lsiche.
2nd y" ]. Genti', Arsene Gonrdain.
3rd y" J. A. DruiIhet, Mallery Green,
-" Thomas Seldom, P. G. Smith.
4th -" Edward Scannell, James Malone,
~ Philippe Lefevre.
-" Prosper GAMER, Eloy Hebert,
y" Adam Travis.
9Th ~" Oscar Gaudet, Philemon Gnidry.
7th y" Emile Legendre re, Albert Ferry,
-" p. S. Brand, Andrew Ross.
9Th -" Desire Leblanc, Justin Am6dee,
-" Raphael Celestin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-27
sunday schooI InslIluIe.

PROGRAMME, TODAY, AND TOMORROW.
The Sabbath School Institute commences its
sessions at st. Pauls M. Il Church, this even
ing. The programme in full we published in the
COMMERCIAL OF Monday.
We print it again, as we ssue no paper, now,
until Friday afternoon:-
For Wednesday EUening
Opening Religious services. Subject God
Bless our Institute. Rev. q. Hill.
Adress Of Welcome Rev. r. w. Todd.
Distinctive Purpose Of Sunday School Work.
Rev. j. s. Ostrauder.
Claims of the Sunday School upon the Church
Rev. Il. Stubbs.
Conversation upon Topics suggested by the
above subjects
For Thursday Morning.
Devotional exerclses-R Rev. G. u. Watson. Sub
| iect Our Country.
The Blackboard in the Sunday Schools. Rev,
/ j. =. Ostrander
Relation of the Sunday School to the Govern
| ment. Rev. J. Todd.
Followed by short speeches.
Illustrative Teaching, Hon I. s. Diehl
Thursday Afternoon.
Devotional Exercises, Rev. I. l.. Tomkinson.
| Subject Our Sunday Schools.
The Model Teacher, Joseph Pyle.
The Sunday School and the Home, Rey. T. L
/ Marilndale.
The Model Superintendent, Rev. J. S
Il
AIDS to Teaching, and lis@ to use them, Prof
| VIM Reynolds.
| Opening Question Drawer.
Thurs dy ECening.
| Devotional Exercises Rev. j. Humphries.-
| Subject Conservation
! Lecture on the Tabernacle Solomon's Temple
and Buildings Of Bible times, illustrated by mod
els and delivered in high priests costume, Rev
/ j, $, Oatrander. To the lecture there will be a
small charge for admission adults. % cents
children, III cents.
Friday Morning.
Devotional exercises Rev. V. Smith, Subject
| "Our Pastors and Teachers"
Sunday School hymns and music, Prof j. G
| Robinson.
| Infant Glass Services. Rev ]. s. Ostrander.
Teachers Meetings, hev, j. 5 Ustrander.
| Opening Question Drawer followed by general
| conversation. Subject what have learned at
| this Institute
The programme will be interspersed with ap-
| proptiate singing under charge of Prof j. G.
| Robinson, OF Baltimore, Musical Conductor, anC
Prof. Peasanton Hamm, Wilmington, Organ,
| mist.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-27
rFrcm the Dayton 20 } Herald, Nov 10 !


On Thursday night, the famous Pullman Pal
ace car Pyt,On. built by Bowers, Dure, x Co,
OF Wilmington. Delaware, made its first appear
ance IN tins city on Conductor A II. Evans train
on the Old Reliable. As stated in yesterdays
Ierdd, it made it's first trip down under the
same conductOrship at a. III. Friday with a
large number OF Daytonians aboard who willing
y paid the extra fee to ride in the splendid apart
ments Of this Day Palace car, seated in chairs
at tables, or upon lounges, with a limited num-
Der of travellers Besides parlors, the rear apart
ment OF the Car according to the direction of
the train, is the " smokers delight whose
comfort in the use of the weed is heightened
by the fact that no one can be offended who does
not indulge as all smoke goes aft The - Bri-
dal Chamber is secluded but is upholstered
magnlhcently. The "Steam Stoved with it's
coils of pipes makes the whole car as warm and
pleasant as any parlor in Dayton.
Under Mr. Evans conductorship the Palace
Night and Palace Day cars go down from Dayton
at seven in the morning and at five p. NJ leave
Cincinnati. Mr.. W. Z Smith is Superintendent OF
these magnificent wheeled palaces
Last night the daily press of Dayton were in
yted down to meet the arrival OF the - Accom-
modatlon as it came up from the city. Mr.
Lavender and Snyder and Conductor Shepley
made all things smooth, and few miles below
Dayton, the train was boarded and the extreme
pleasure Of riding in this superb Python was
The splendor Of external and inside decoration
must be seen and felt. The Python is laid up
In ordinary in the Union yard on its arrival and
tended to as carefully as pet racer after win
ming the purse, Safe trains, sure time, and
parlor accommodations, not found on any othei
road from this railroad centre, make the Old
reliable the fayorite
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-27
t,us s,sts-rfes.,,
fsoREAsE OF TEE WHOLESALE PRODUCE husfitEss
IN WILMINGTON.


TsoaEAsE OF TEE WHOLESALE PRODUCE busisHss,
IN WILMINGTON.
During the last season there was erected in
that part of the city of Wilmington, formerly
known as Hedgeville, large aud handsome
looking hre-proof store house. II is three stro-
riea high with seven foot cellar and extends
from Liberly street to the Wilmington q Road
ing II. r., 80 feet. and is twenty-five feet wide
rhe building is Of brick, 23 inch walls, capped
with slate roof and supplied with iron shutters.
rendering 1t impervious to fire from the outside.
West Wilmington is indebted for the erection OF
this fine building to the enterprise Of the we'll
known Produce Merchant, VIM. F. Brick, who
has, for several years past conducted whole
sale produce establishment on Market street.
above Front. Mr.. b. has extended his business
80 much that his old store-house was too small
and he was compelled to have more room, hence
the building we have described.
A few days ago Mr. Brick received two i'm
mense oargoes Of apples and potatoes consist
lug Of 2l0O bushels of the former and 2200
bushels of the latter. On Monday large num-
ber Of hands were engaged in unloading the
boats at the Reading r. Il. wharf, near Walton,
Whann & 90 5. The barrels Of produce
were loaded up OH cars, 100 barrels per
car. aud hauled over to the new ware
house on the Reading Il. II. track The
rain yesterday interrupted the work, but
it was resumed again. to-day The
building is practically upon the wharf and yet
in such position that it is OF easy access from
the Market street store where the goods
are sold. Three patent elevators are used
10 lower the barrels into the cellar or raise
them to the I'd aud Sd floors. Mr. Brick has,
therefore, unequaled facilities for carrying on
his business, and the produce trade find that he
competes with the Philadelphia market hence
the extensive business which he is establishing.
His late cargo consists of Spitzenburg, Tomp-
kin's Co. King, GreeDlngs, Baldwins. and other
apples, and peach blow POTATOES He expects
also to soon receive another cargo by the popu-
lar EIeotrc line from New York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-27
Societies.
MEErINos rnIs EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No 21. l. o. o, f., at Odd Eel
lows Hall 3rd and King streets.
Eden Lodge, No 81, |, o. o, f., at Odd Eel
lows Hail. 30 and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. Of T., at 5th
aud Market streets.
Delaware Council, No. 2, 0. U. A. NJ, at Me.
chanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rodney Council, No. l3, o. U. A. NJ, at 7Ol
East 7th street.
Diamond State Lodge No, 5, G.. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets
Champion Lodge, No g. X. of r., at Knights
OF Pythias Hall I'll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 49, X OF r., at Ferris 4
CARROTS Building, 504 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. r. NJ, at Rec
Mems Hall AIS Market street.
wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-27
Atockn, Gold, SC.
MERELY MENTIONED.

Horace Greeley is seriously III.
The street cars are running to day.
N Bayne is polite and attentive to customers.
YESTERDAY was dull day for the dry good
trade.
-Buckwheat cakes are bad for the complexion. 4
is said.
The Titusyllle Board OF Trade devotes itself to
chequers.
%. P. said the weather woSld clear last night
and 1t did.
1t is a great mistake for horiemen to tie heavJ
cloths around their horses necks.
-culbert manages to get his hats hauled up from
the freight depot in spite OF the epizO tic.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-27

TIE NEWPORT EXCURSION. N.-About 25 OF the
members and friends of the Newport NJ. T..
Church, notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather. Iersevered in their original intention
and visited Landenberg yesterday. The church
in the latter place was thrown open and made
comfortable for their reception, aud a pleasant
reuAiSn, made them realize that November
could be as pleasant as May Religious exer-
cises were held, and interesting addresses made
by liey. John Allen, Rev, Daniel Green Vim
cent q, Finn, Washington Ewing and others.
We understand the Newporters intend repeating
the visit IN good weather