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ooMpTROLLER's RECEIPTS

Comptroller Green reports ihe following amounts
paid yesterday into the Treasury From Bureau
Of Arrears-Arrears Of taxes. assessments, water
rents and interest, &62l2 Bureau Of Collection
OF Assessments for street opening,
improvements and interest, 81, 4So. Bureau or
City Revenue-Market rents and fees, ISL. Bureau
Of Water Registrar-Croton water rents and PEN
alties, $2,60i. Mayors Second Marshal-Licenses,
$l0l. CITY Courts-Fees from First District Civil
Court, $685. fees from Fifth District Civil Court,
x32. Total. 49b45.
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TIE ECLECTIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

.rIe1 .r ALBANY, N. Y, Sept 10, 1873.
1t having been reported that the securities OF the
New York Eclectic Insurance Company have been
Withdrawn from the Insurance Department, the
Deputy superintendent Of that department. Mr..
SmyJh states that this s not the fact; but, the
contrary there are now on deposit in the depart
ment securities to the amount OF 100000, which
are available for the benefit Of policy holders.
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FATAL DERRICK CASUALTY.

Patrick Benton, q single man, nfty-nve years Of
age, died in the Ninety-nnth street Reception Hos
pital He was fatally injured at Ninety-irst street
and Fourth avenue by q derrick falling on him on
Wednesday last. He lived at Ninetieth street
and Lexington avenue. An inquest WILL be held
over the remains.
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THE ASSESSMENTS.

In the Board OF Supervisors yesterday resolu-
tlon, offered by Mr.. Koch, requesting the Commits
sioners Of Taxes and Assessments to reduce the
assessments for 1874 In individual cases where Mr..
McCaferty's special committee found 1t excessive,
was adopted on vote Of yeas Is, nay l.
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A SEAMAN KILLED.

Coroner Kessler was yesterday called to hold an
inquest on the body Of Charles Petersen, aswedisn
sailor, fortytwo years Of age, who was almost In,
stanty killed. at the foot OF pier ~ North River, 81
piece OF machinery falling on him whtla ha waa AZ
work. Hc lived at NO 800 West afraat t
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THE ENGLISH MONEY MARKET
1tlteEAks 10 THE NEW York vsnALa

IflteEAkS 10 THE NEW York MRALa
Effect Of tho Financial News Reports
from New York-BulltOn from the
Bank ON Balance.
LONDON sept. l9--4:60 p. NJ
The financial reports in the afternoon papers
indicate an uneasy feeling occasoned by the news
from New York. The close OF the market, how
ever, finds confidence partially restored, and at
this hour Londons financial condition 10 sound.
There have been no failures.
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THE EFFECT IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1873.
The financial crash and consequent panic cause
great anxiety here one Of our leading bankers
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Jay Cookies, McCuliOch 4 Co.'s House
pi -r In London.
} ID LONDON, Sept. 1910 p. M.
The firm Of Jay Cooke, McCulloch Co.. in this
city, have paid cash over their counter all day,
Notwithstanding the run on the house,
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Tag OF insecurity was OF course, warranted. bus
II was not o5ated by the news from elsewhere an
bouncing the demands upon various savings banks
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CoRREsPoNDENT-But Is not the democratic or
ganzatton as much in the way Of this new move
Mr.: BLAIR-That is, indeed, the great obstacle;
but II IS not an invincible one. Mr.. Weed and Mr..
Seward and the other whig leaders were utterly
opposed to merging that party In the republican
movement in 1855. They controlled the old or
gsnization, and were rightly distrustful Of their
ability TO control the new one. But the logic Of
events and the necessity OF progress were, how
ever, stronger with the people than the wishes OF
leaders founded on selfish calculations. When o
questions and there is a considerable secession
from the dominant party on new questions, it Is
the obvious requirement OF policy and patriotism
that the defeated party should come TO the support
Of the seceders and give them the lead In the Con-
only in this way that the new issue can be
separated from the old and brought iatrIy before
the people dor decision And ror On old defeated
to fall into line behind them and allow them to
make the new issue is the most stupid selfish.
democratic party, by adopting the logical and pro-
gresslye policy o. alying themselves with divisions
party, as when the federaists merged with Dor.
ton Of the democrats called themselves national
republicans and elected John Quincy Adams.
Again they merged with another fragment Of the
and Taylor In 1915; and, nnaliy they united with
Lincoln, and have now maintained VICTORIOUS s. or
ganization lor nearly sixteen years. agree with
,Ss Soo ean mat
that an organization called democratic may not Sc
onend popular feeling BY It's action as to render It
NECESSARY TO FORM NEW ORGANIZATION,
with new leaders, to maintain democratic princl-
pies. As federalsts and allies Of the British in the
war OF 1872 and antagonists of the expansion Of
our limits and Institutions, the present dominant
party could never have been restored to power.
But % opponents OF the slave power over the gov.
eminent and OF the dissolution Of the Union ana
allies Of the free soil democracy they have held 10
1t for three terms. AS abettors Of the slaYe power
and supporters OF Mr. Buchanan, while declaring
II was unlawful TO resist disunlon. the demo
cratic organization Is forever excluded from power.
But the democratic Masses allies OF tue iarming
and other nroductve interests now rtstng 70 resss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
CARD FROM CONSTABLE poRAN

To tie Editor Of The Commercial:
There are two or three persons in this city
who, instigated by the devil and innate malice,
have been recently circulating reports concern
ing me detrimental to my business. They have
said in several quarters that was not in reality
a Constable at all, not having given bond to
the Levy Court. Now, upon this subject, long
ago, got legal advice, having questioned several
OF the best lawyers in our State on the matter,
and their opinion was that not only was not
obliged to give bond, but that would be act
ing Illegally If gave one. The term Of Office
for which was originally appointed had not yet
expired, when the validity of my acts as Consta-
BILE was called into question: some few months
ago, and my continuance in Office by act of Leg
islature does not, therefore, constitute new ap-
pointment. The malevolent parties to whom
allude, know this, or should know it, and if they
value their standing in the community and the
respect of gentlemen, they will, for the future
hold their peace, and discontinue the circulation
of slander calculated. temporarily to injure me,
but eventually, boomerang. like to recoil upon
their own heads with accumulated force
WILLIAM DORIAN, Constable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
SALE OF
--=.e - zs4sa
Obsolete and Unserviceable Ord
nance and Ordnance stores.
U. S. ORDNANCE AGENCY.
Coz. OF HOUSTON AND GHRENR sTs.,
Entrance on Greene Street, (P. o, Box isiiA
NENQ YnNR- 1ara =

Entrance on Greene Street. (P. o. BOX 1917
NEW YORK, April II, 1873.
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate will be receiyel at
this ONCE, for the purchase OF Ordnance and ORD.
dance stores, embracing Cannon, Small Arms Leath-
er wsrk, Lead &C. at the yari Jus Arsenals, Forts
and Depols, In the United states.
BIDS Will be opened at 10 O'clock M, on Wednes-
day the rs day Of May 1873, for stores located at
Posts In the following named States, to wit: Com
necticut, Delaware Indiana, Illinois, M ane Maryland
Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New HamDshlre
New Jersey, New York, Ohio penns ylyania, Rhode
Island, Virginia, and the District OF Columbia.
Bus Will be opened at 10 o'clo TX NJ on Thursday
tne 18TH day Of June, 1879 for stores located III
Fosls IN the following named states and Territories
sos o WIZ hapans; Californs Florida, Georgia. Kan
carolina, Oregon. South Carolina Texas Arizona
Colorado, Dakota, ldaho Indiana, Montana, New
mexico, washington and Wyoming
For list OF storrs In detail, loeaLion, terms nc
see catalogues which can be procured on appliea.
ZION al the ordnance Ohlce, War Department, Wash
lngton, ID. o. al tthis Agency, or at any OF the
ATsenals or Depots, and CoTm8ndinR Uiil
cerh OF other posts will furnish, ON application in
oraon as TO what stores on hand at their respec-
The Department reserves the right to reject all
DDS which are not deemed satisfactory. irior 10
proved by the War Department, w "P
Ierms casn:-Fen per cent at the time of the
award and the remainder when the property is de-
al OF the stores. Packing boxes will be charged al
prices TO be determined by the Department. ~
. bldders WIN state explicitly the post where ths
stores are located which they bid for and will o vs
the Kinds and quantities they propose to purchss,
sra WI" only be made at the various Posts
Proposals will be addressed to the d. g. Ordnance
Agency, Y, (P. o. BOX 1911 and should he en-
doLs SEQ Proposals for Purchasing Obsolete and I'm.
serVlceaDle Ordnance aud Ordnance Stores y win
the names OF the ArseL ais, Forts or Denots Uhare
stored and the names Of states or Territoriea IN
rsied me Stores proposed to be purchased are To-
caseu. By authority o. the Chief of Ordnance,
onroo .. B. GRlsPIN, Brevet Col u 4 A.,
aPlN9'ot Major OF Ordnance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
The circus was a snowy affair.


More like real Spring weather, this.
The Franklin Loan Association meets this eve.
ming,
Directory.
The Presbyterian General Assembly will meet
in Baltimore on the 18th Of May.
All who would make good Investments should
attend the several sales Of budding lots, this
week.
The COMMERCIAL Job Office supplies business
men with counting house calendars for 1878 free
On application.
1t is said that the ch ampion croquet mallet Of
Wilmington, is owned by gentleman in one Of
the down town banks. Is it so?
There will be four Methodist Sunday School
Institutes held this year. The first one will be
held at Dover, commencing June 10th.
The Board Of Public Education will meet this
evening. The election of Superintendent will
constitute part of the business in order.
As usual, on Sundays, a great many people at
tended church, yesterday morning, and evening
and many promenaded out Delaware Avenue.
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
Poor, for tins county will be held on Wednes-
day. the 30th, for the purpose OF electing new
officers.
For really, tasteful printing at fair prices apply
to Mr.. Ferris, Superintendent of the "CoMMER-
oIAL Pass" Printing Rooms, s. W. corner at
9th d Market streets.
Charles Reynolds, the lad who had both legs
broken while coasting last winter is now so far
recovered as to be able to be out on the steeet,
with the use of crutcnes.
The workmen on section IL, of the Berks
County Railroad, have discovered large bed OF
pure iron ore. The locality is between the Half
Way House and South Evansville.
Persons intending TO so on the excursion from
this city to RehobOth camp meeting grounds on
Thursday next, are particularly requested to pur-
chase their tickets tomorrow. (Tuesday.)
At the late session of the Providence Annual
| Conference, Rev, l.. Gracey, formerly of this
city, was removed from Pawtucket and placed in
| charge Of the First Nj. L. church, Fall River,
| Mass.
Wilmington Division Sons of Temperance. No.
| l, will dedicate their new hall in the McClary
| Building, on Wednesday evening next Hon.
| r. NJ. Foust, of Philadelphia, and others will be
present to deliver addresses.
gThe attention of parties desiring to make pur
chaees Of oil paintings is called to the large sale
| by Messls ogle n Miller. on Thursday and Fri.
day evenings, May let and 2nd. The list in.
eludes the works OF foreign and domestic ar.
| lists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
New AdvertinemenIu, ThIs Day,

Funeral Notices.
CamphOr-at EcInsli's
Clothing-J, W. Canary.
Sale Of Ordnance Stores.
City Items-Na arious parties
For rent-Furnisned ofi1ce.
Hardware-Truman 4 shaw
Dry Goods-V Z Archambaut
Wanted-First-class carpenter.
Proposals-To lroR Ship-builders.
Wanted-Painter in Carriage Shop.
Summer boarding accommodations.
Wanted-Sltuatiun 10 take care Of horses,
Fashionable Cothing-J. Wanamaker Il Co.
Auction So e of OIL Psintings-Ogle Miller.
Three Years in wan TIap-at Opera House,
First-class Railroad BOnds-Jno. kcLear Son.
Mammoth Carpet Hall-W. Baker a Co., Phi.ad'a
Popular "a pet Emporium. j. Byrne, Philad'a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
,mERELS MEHTIoRED.

Spring tsaae Is brisking up. -
e,-sAn honest man Is q blessing to community.
A-kofgAns shlrts nt the best OF any. 80 they say.
---Boys are fonder of circusses than Sunday
echl0oa
---Falr Ices for neat printing at the COMMERCIAL
JOB once.
BE sure and get one Of those SIS snin made at
De Wolfs
NO matter what you earn or spend, lay by at
least little for y raining day.
Bayne. the favorite tailoriE not so busy but that
he can measure you for Spring suit.
Don't cay you cannot Afford . set Of teeth when
Van Deventer can make yoa one fi0m s1Oo dOwn ~
St0
-" Keep your capitsl in your regular business"
is the pet motto OF one OF our leading dry goods
merchants
- There is positively none bet tr," people Say Of
the SiRger Sewing Machine. If you want sewing
machine by all means go 70 6lb Market stIeet nrst,
last and all the time
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

s@- NOD for Spring.-1he Wihter days are past,
though the cold olasts from the NOrthweat may not
have ceased 10 blow, and our city tailOrs have al
ready made arrangements foT Spring garments for
the people. Mr. john Ii. &uhIhausen, at 4l5 King
street, especially. has laid in beautiful stoch u
0OAtings, vestnss Caasimeres, &C., Tor Spring and 10
ready to receive orders from his usual We'll dressea
customers. lie IL also having his store papered and
panied 80 that eVy thing looks As D1ghL and reeh
As a new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

NARD AT considerable expense. and after
y several years experience, the undersigned has
erected iarge numbsF OF hill.bOards, which are
louhd IN this country. He therefore hopes that the
l olls WIN Aot be .mutilated destroyed. Notice
euse"here IN this paper, GEO, W. JACKSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

Teeth like orient pearls set In cushions Of rose;
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows;
These are charms 10 win hearts, when all other
charms fade.
But thep can't be preserved without SOZO-
DONT'4 aid.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

New PRoFEssoRsHIPa- the meeting of the
Board OF Trustees of Delaware College, at the
Clayton House, on Saturday 1t was decided to
employ two new resident Professors. The new
branches of study are the teaching Of the An
cent languages and for the Modern languages
and Military tactics.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

TIE REHoBoTH BOARDING HoUsE.-The con-
tract for erecting the large building to be used
for boarding house, at the grounds of the Re-
hoboth Beach Camp Meeting Association has
been awarded to Mr.. VIM. II. Foulk. OF this city
The building is to be "a by 105 feet 6 in ches, and
work will be commenced as soon as the lumber
can be delivered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

EE-TAs Pufest and sweetest Cod-Iiver Oil is Haz-
ard Caswellis, made on the ashore, nom fresh,
selected nvers, by Csswell Hazard Co. New York.
II IL absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
taken prefer it to all others Physicians have
decided 1t superior TO any of the other oils In nar
ket,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
|" TO 1'HE LADIES':

TO TIE LADIES':
r. L. FRANK's,
HOOP SKIRTS, CoKsETs, LADIES' AND CHILL
DRRN'S UNDERGRADUATES
AANUPA Cz0RY,
OIL MARKET STREET, Wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

THBowN FROM A HoBsE Herbert, son of VIM.
Il. Cause. While Out riding, on Saturday. was
thrown from his horse the animal having be-
come frightened. The injuries sustained are
not considered of a serious nature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

BB-Ths Host Us.happy Person in the world IL the
Dya2eptic- kveTy Lnlng looks DARK and gloomy ;
l1 feels out Of sorts" with himself and everybody
else, Life Is burden. This can all be changed by
taking eruvian Syrup "a protoxide Of iron.l
Cases Of tweniy-Aeven years standing have
been cured by it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

LIBERAL.-The Camden aud Atlantic Railroad
Company is going to transport the building ma
terial for the chiIdren'= Seashore House, at At
lantic City, free of CHARGE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

EE-zRe Complaints of Disgusting odors and in
furious effects produce by the use OF Paranne Oils
on machinery are nexcusable, 30 long as manufac-
turers can ODtain the pure sperm and tallow oils
made by K Ii. Kellogg, OF New York, at the low
prices he RdVeTIikeb.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

CUBA HILL PIo-NIc GRoUNDs.-on Saturday
last, Vim. g. Phillips, one of the directors of the
Wilmington ~ Western r. r., with Engineer J.
g Jackson, visited the picnic grounds at Cuba
Hill for the purpose of selecting site for build
ings. Societies aud private parties intending to
hold pc-nics the coming summer should secure
the day early in the season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

- cAapped Hassds, face, rough tkin, pimples,
finkworm, salt-rheuIn, and other cUtaneous alec
uOns cured, and the skin made soft and smooth. by
using the Juniper ar Soap, made by Caswen, Ha2-
ard a Co., New York be certain to get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless mutations
made with cOmmon tar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
Societies
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge No. 1, 1. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 29, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Lenape Tribe, No. 9, i. O. n. NJ, in fourth
story Saville Building, 6th and Market streets.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. g.
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 8, o. U. A. M, at Me-
chaiics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No, 8, Jr. o. U.A. M, at
Hall oil Market street.
Enterprise Circle, b. 0. c. A., at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. Of p, at
Knights Of Pythias Hall, No. oil Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 8, G. f., at Good Fell
lows Hall, 3D. and King streets.
Old Church Division, No. Is, s. of T., Seventh
below Spruce.
wawaset Lodge, No. 10, l. o. of G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Eureka Lodge, No. %, A. +. A. NJ. at Masonic
Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

E~ boolsyis Yeast Founder cannot be excelled for
making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Wafhles, Corn
Bread, &c. l. is always ready and reliable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
'HR BUILDING LOTS
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
" III be sold at Public Sale, on the premises,
On Thurday, May lst, 1878.
At 81 O'Clock, P. VI.

Those very beautifully located Building LOIS,
fronting en- sixth, seventh nawley ana Web5 hts.,
extending from tho City or Wilmington and are but
a. few squares from tha City Line. he situation Is
hlgh aLd heathy, and we think there is a large
amount OF building sand on N property RemeIn.
Der these Butldt Lots outside of tine City and
tner@f % re not subject to City Tax. The ground IS
hlsn and beantifuwth good dry cellars; tney front
on sixth and Seventh streets, extended from tho
Clty They Will be sold on easy terms TO suit poor
men
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty per cert on day OF
SAFE, and the balance TO be divided In two notes
payable In three and six months with interest from
DAY OF sale; and those VINO pay the whole OF the
pn chase money. within ten days after sale will We
allowed discount OF three per cent. of the whole
purchase money. When the abo,e e terms arc COM
Piled with, deed will be given clear OF all incum-
brances,
Be sure to attend the sale, THURSDAY, May 1st,
1855 az ~ O'Clock, =. M as they Will positivey he
holo Without reserve apr26 bt
DUBLIC SALE
IL FINE 4SSoRTMENT OF GROCERIES,
The entire stock and fixtures Of Grocery Store
At No. 205 EAST THIRD STREET,
On Tuesday, April 40, 1878, ut o Clock, A. M.
aprx3-tb
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

E~ o,sen Erans, No 12s Mort, sth street. Phila-
delphla, has Oeauiful stock OF Striped ard Paid
Dress Goods, at lsS 10 25 cents per yard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

U. s. Govt PRoPosALs.-Admiral Boggs, of
the Light House Board, advertises elsewhere
for proposals for building an iron steamer for
the Northern Lakes.
Col. Ctispin. ordnance officer U. s. A., sta
toned at New York, advertses for proposals for
the purchase of large quantity of ordnance
and ordnance stores at various arsenals, forts
and depots throughout the United Statss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
Aotifes.

oCAL AGENT wanted In wilmington for TBR
II ALDIAB, the only Art Journal in America.
An active, energetic person. who will obtain q re-
spectacle list of subscribers retain the 0stiOn
permanently othe occupation M objection pro-
vded results are satisfactory. AS THB ALDINh is
not sold 10 Booksellers who are not regular agents.
this is an opportunity to work up business that
will be a regular income with less eXertion each
saeceedng year. No Application viii be entertaiaed
show the highest responsibility aud general sue
cess o. applicant in undertakings. Fail particulars
y 'D'' JAMES SUTTON CO., Publishers.
aprQ6i2t IS Maiden Lane, New York.
AI OTICE, DELAWARE ASSOCIATION-The 10th
~ annual meeting of the stockh ,lders of the Dell
aware Loan Association will be held on Tuesday
evening next April seth, 1873 at o'clo k, In the
Office Of the Secretary, No. sa2 MsTket Street, End
mltted, an election for officers and Directors held,
and subscriptions received TO the Sd series Of $40
shares. GAO. c. MARls,
nj Ew CASTLE AND FRENCaToWN TURN
IN PIKE ANB RAILROAD COMPANY,
The appus, meeting Of the HiaGEso5eIy ApE III 1ss t
Company and an election Of Directors will take
place at the office of the Company, in New Castle,
the th day q Max ne1s a. j
The undersigned have entered into co-partnership
under the hrm name Of Nj. v, a O. Pyle, Ior the
purpose OF carrying on the coal business at the s.
MARiS v. PYLE,
aprl9-sm IsAAU q. PILE,
n oriCE-At meeting Of the Board of Direc-
1N tors of the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized to settle the accounts OF that Assocls-
hereby i1ed TO call at the corner OF Fourth and
Spruce Streets, and make settlement at once and
save se,I7i # By order Of the A2aEd e
hISSoLUTIoN OF MISUNDERSTANDING Co.
~ partnership heretofore existing between sam
uei Muvphey. and Joseph L; Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture d alers is this ~ dissolved by mu-
| tual convent The butiness Of the late hrm will be
settled by Joseph R. Booth. who will stil continue
the business at tn old stand RtV SHIPLEY Street,
Wilmington, Del. SAMUEL MURPHEY,
WILMINGTON, April 10. aprl7-tf
| Nj ECHANIOs' LOAN = NEW SERIES. = The
| AVE Mechanics Loan Association will issue
Ihird Series OF stock, the HrsJ payment be made
on the second Tuesday of May. Subscriptions for
shares received by s;,Ins, +; q; aAYL9R: sssy;
april-tmyls bO2 Market Street.
N INFRINGEMENT.
| The "ALDEN PROCESS" $50 called) and the
evaporatirg apparatus manufactured and sold by
| the Alden Fruit m serving Company OF New York,
are iufrngements upon the patents granted 10
| Francis Ii. Smith and Marshal p Smith, OF Balti-
| more.
AL persons are therefore warned against pnrchas-
ing or operating the same under penalty Of the la w.
| Forpamphet containing full information concern
ing the pending suits, The Alden Patent and the
subject OF Fruit Drying Address
| MARSHALL p. SMITH,
| Lock BOX, e25,
aprl0-l lmeod Baltimore, Md.
GOAL!
COAL!
COAL.
Now is the time to buy your coal while it Is low
We are selling
/
EGG AND BROKEN SIZE at................ 50 so
| STOVE -. ... 4 b0
| NUT, " ........,...... $40
22iO lbs to the ton.
VIM. H. Almond 6E Bros.