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close undor the loo Of tho north plcr vcsscla
cnn snil into the river, oyon In henvy weather,
without the ail OF 4 tug. 4 light hna hccn
piacod thoro as h bcacon, and tho llarl'or Ia now
lrivpn pnst Chicago BY llcnyy nor!horly winAs.
rle ontrauco is 900 foot witlo, and yossols dis
placing loss tlian twelve feet Of wator cnn ontor
safely, koopIng tho north sldc Of tho channel.
4 preliminary 1nocting Of 1riahmon will bo
held ut Hnrko's 1Iotol this evening to talo ateps
for ,,. ,oonavontng ~ mooting H. ohioago at aa
to their feelings II regard to tho prolonged In,
carcoratlon Of tho Irish political rriaonors and
also to adopt mcasl,rca to lavo tho Irish people
ct nhlcago represented by ono or moro dologatos
Dublin On Christmas Eve for tho demanding Of
England tho immediate liberation Of those sl,t-
fcling pntriots, whoRe only offonBe is that OF
loving ireland. A million OF Tolcos will be
raisod on that great day at tAS trys1tInglpase;o
world tint now ut lonst tho limo has arrived for
England to "opou hor prison doors and sot tho
Irish captivos froe." Let tho preliminary moot
ing, then to 10 held this oyonng, be we'll ut:
tontled by NIL who sympathizo with tho good
work Of Justice and Of mercy.
4 regular meeting Of tho Doard Of Police and
Firo Commissioners was held yesterday. after
noon. President Cleveland in tho CHAIR Mesara.
Sheridan and Wright wore also present. The
room was painfully close, md looked moro than
usually dronry. Tho 1tiea OF nomination docs
not ecem to hive actuatod tie honorable Board.
Mr.. Hicks aud Alr. Ilnrtwell, owner aud 1easccs
OF the frame planning mill on Lyala street, In tho
rear Of No. 1Y9 Lalc street, argued With tho
Board with roforonco 10 tho safety Of tho
structure. Tho testimony Of tho Firo
Warden ana competent architects, led tho Doard
to order that tho boiler, furnace, and coal-shod
DO covered with brick, Tho losaco and proprio-
tor appeared to bo satisfied. OiIiccr Aclsor, OF
tho Twenty-seconli Street Station, was ohnrgod
by Louis pollotior with arresLing him without
cauBe. Tho witnesses woro Fronchmon aud
Germans, and tho mode Of olicitng evidence
very toilions. Tho caso was tnkon under ndyiso-
ment. The Doard adjourned,
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1aTANTED-A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT WORTH
~ 49, tn pay 49, u to ~, ,NU cash. A uuttaHo
nna lot worth w. 6d to o. ,oo0; pay ,co Oash j. W.
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13T TAETED-A UDuSE AND lot ON THE WEST
W Eio worth from 10 G0J to fl3, O1 In oAchange for
property adjoining city limits, soo from eucunlraucD-
Aulreas . 10, Tribune olico
|3TANTED-6 70 20 ACRES or GOOD LAND NEAR
statiou, within 20 ulles ut tho olly; will pay ousi;
must 30 bargntn, JAS ALLEN. lS5 ClArk-st., Aoons
, 1873-11-18
INS1rH1IGYIGlE,

I 7NSTRuc1ION- W: DODGE, ARTIST. WILL
lag nnotoSHIh. II 'ho siya n Il. t&l;1Sa nasia5e.
northwest corner Aia.an AID .ao, ooH 5s II rest.
,crn IN oyealug Ut l3 South PaEk-aF., npar Twenty
tifth.st. -
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Suburban.,
ITO RENT,ryRNIsl1ED IIoUsE On LAKE.Av..
II gs?H Srqs only $ Ees ,nonth M
1tnntfug Agptcy, ~ IA3atlo.st., Oils Block.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

Captain Edward Holbrook, one Of the "pio-
neersp Of the tobacco trade in Louisville died in
that city yesterday from injuries received by
being thrown from street car the day before.
In aid of the sufferers by the Belfast fire, con-
ttributions Of $1,000 each have been received
from Bangor and Portland and six car loads of
corn are on the way from Omaha.
Twenty-Five COWS have died at st. Louis,
within two days, OF the Texas cattle fever. Pre-
cautions have been taken to prevent the spread
of the disease.
way passenger train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad ran into the rear Of stock train at
Chester Valley eAfly yesterday morning. Sew
eral cars OF both Trains were thrown from the
track, and AthagmHn, named John Mcdowell,
was killed lNopHssengers are reported injured
A special despatch from Lexington, Mo-, re-
ports, on the authority ''of those who know,
that the Iowa railroad robbers have fixed their
rendezvous in Lafayette county, Missouri. Two
of them appeared at Dover on Tuesday, mounted
on fine horses. On Monday three of the gang
rode through Lexington, made some purchases,
and went away uumolested, the citizens being
''awed" by them.
The Indians have made raid upon Fairview
in San Pete county Utah, and carried off a mum
ber of cattle. They were pursued by the citi
zens but found too strongly armed ana situated
to be attacked. The sufferers have requested
aid from Gen. Morrow,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Industrial Items.

The steel works at Troy have all euspended
work.
There is talk down South Of resuming the
manufacture Of leather from Alligator skins.
In Burlington. Vermont, there are now five
steam mills with capacity of dressing from eight
to ten million feet Of lumber a month, one of
which dresses fifty millions year. In 1861 the
total amount dressed was Z 437 979 feet. The
lunaber received comes mostly from Ottawa, Que
bee and the River St. Lawrence, by water trans
portation with an increasing amount from Mich
igan by rail. The amount OF capital now invest
ed in real estate, docks. mills, machinery and
fixtures is estimated at a million of dollars The
market il largely New England but includes the
territory between New York and Portland, Me ,
reaching to tide water by rail, furnishing freight
to the railroads to the amount OF about 5000. 900
per year A large quantity also goes by boats to
New York and the South in the season OF naviga-
tion.
Following is some Connecticut manufacturing
news: Scarcity of water has compelled the
wooden mills at Wilmington to use steam
power. The Norwalk lock works give employ
ment TO from 800 to 400 hands. The BuIrvllle
Milk Company condenses 5000 quarts day. Hi
ram Crosby Of Norwich has bought the Pequot
mills, at MOntville, by auction, for 50,25O. The
Cook axle works at Winsted are putting IN two
new wheels and a new bulkhead Three thou
sand five hundred and fifteen workmen are en-
poyed in Meriden manufactures, aud the month
Iy pay. roll amounts to Sl79,lO
A new business. that OF making paper from
thAtch, has been started in Byhed 1t il sald
to be a success The proprietor has engaged
hundred tons of coal from parties in Rowley
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Personal AND PARTICULAR.

-Glaring facts-insurance losses. ~
Goldsmith Maid is sweet sixteen.
Admiral" Semmes is now commodore Of a
trunk factory.
The end Of simple drunk in the municipal
court. Fine-is.
The women of Wyoming propose to nominate
a member Of their own sex for the Legislature.
1t gives us pleasure TO announce that Sergeant
Bates has applied for a seat in the Graphic bal
loon.
Irving received about s2iO OOO for his entire
literary labors, and no American author has
equaled him.
--Janauschek will star under John T. Ford, of
Baltimore, with whom she has signed a contract
for twenty weeks.
1.-THE one thing" says Jean Paul, "whch a
maiden most easily forgets s how she looks
hence mirrors were invented"
Capt John b. Tanner the courteous chief
of the War Department requisition Office has re-
turned from Europe with his family, and resum-
ed his Official duties.
"A correspondent Of the New York Mail SAYS
that "kissing lady with an Elizabeth run on is
about as much fun as embracing circular saw
in full motion" 1t matters all the world how
you go about it.
-"Hello, Bill !" cried a boot-black to q COM
panion yesterdays "heard yer old dad had broke
his leg" He did that" replied the ''shine"
addressed, land wasn't it bnlly for me, though 2
HE was going to wallop me that very night"
A philosophical Kentuckian who had but one
shirt and was lying in bed while the garment
startled by an exclamation from his wife to the
effect that "the calf had eaten it," "Well, said
the Kentuckian, with spirit worthy of better
cause-"well, them who has must lose
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
State Items.


The Smyrna schools reopen on Monday.
firs;-cass school teacher is wanted at Ken
ton
The Temperance people Of Smyrna are en-
deavoring to effect an organization to see thai
the new Liquor law is faithfully observed
Messrs. Tygert 4 Co., the phosphate manufac'
turers. are progressing rapidly with their new
building at .RoIhwelIs Landing, near Smyrna
Dover has passed an ordinance requiring all
gates opening on the sidewalks to be removed
or placed 80 as to open on the inside OF premis-
ss, under penalty OF IS.
ThamAs @. Maberry, an aged citizen of Smyr-
ne. died Tuesday. He was u 3 Appraiser il
Phila., during Buchsnan's term and formerly al
extensive dry goods dealer i'll that city.
II il stated that eleven mill dams have beer
carried away in Appoquinimnk and 1t Georges
Hundreds. Denney's at Duck Creek, is perhapi
now the most convenient to MiddletOwn. and al
il has both water and steam power eau m. .et the
demand,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Correspondence Of the Commercial

| Correspondence Of the Commercial.l
NEW CASTLE, Aug 29.
What appeared to be structure uponthe pres
emit and former Sheriff of our county occupied
conspicuous position in Eeery Egenings col
umns, Of yesterday. We have authority to say
and kno,o for ourselves that the insinuation is a
base and malignant slander that 1t was prompt
ed by personal spite and further, that the
writer Was e. Frazier himself, the person re-
ferred to serving life sentence in the prison,
It is only necessary to say that the said Frazier
refuses to wear the clothing which the county
provides and procures his own. He ean get
such - other convicts wear.
The Sunday school connected with the Prenby-
terian church held a pio-nic yesterday, In Nc
FarlAnds woods. At an early hour all the schol-
Ars Of all sizes and every age had gathered in
front of the church, and after some little delay,
comfortable wagons were procured, and they were
driven gaily TO the groves, where unrestrained
by the econventionalities OF etiquette they romped
and frolicked until late in the afternoon, when
they returned to New Castle, delighted with the
days fun.
We would most respectfully offer correction
to the correspondent of Erery Zoe aing from
New Castle. The man who died on board the
steamship Ydzoo WAS not one Of the crew, but
passenger, and the vessel did not stop here,
but returned to Philadelphia.
The schooner General Harris is lying ct the
railroad wharf and will be loaded, to-day with
snip ulWDof lOE Ohluuou, w D. We menIlOu
this In evidence OF the fact that OF late, there
has been tendency to make New Castle point
Of lumber shipment. For almost year now
the Uncle Knapp q large steam-scow. has been
making regular trips to New York City, each
time carrying heavy load of lumber and by
the arrival Of the Harris we are left to infer
that the shipment is on the increase, and other
crafts are becoming necessary.
Mr.. Sickler, the engineer OF Messrs. Morris,
Tssker & Co.'s Works, will be here to-day, to
make the necessary survey, to open and grade
Seventh st.
The committee on church extension appoint
ed by the trustees Of the M. e. church, have
drafted report looking to certain improve
ments which will be laid before the board at
their next regular meeting. Among the items
mentioned in the report is q new bell to cost
about &150. Tho walls Of the church are also to
be frescoed and that unsightly addition back
Of the church building is to be torn down and re-
placed by handsome structure, the exact di-
mensions Of which are not yet dstermiued upon.
The new Trustees have surprised every one
and we congratulate them upon the energy
and enterprise which they have displayed
H. ii. @.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
THURSDAY

An INoAUr1oUsI IrRAVELER-The afternoon train
north, yesterday brought with it passenger who
was very timid Sitting quietly in his seat his at
by the slackening of the pace of the train
as it nea,ed the canal crossing, but he
did not perceive the trestle bridge un /;
til he was fairly upon it. This alarmed him.
His fears got the betterGo his judgment, and
seizing his satchel be made for the car door,
rushing out upon the platform and jumping out
upon the bridge. II is the gretest wonder he
did not fall through. But he didn't, he manag
to follow the train to this side. The cars were
stopped to wait for him and he again boarded
the train, but minus his satchel, which he had
dropped throagh the bridge. 1t is said that he
in bed to-day, while his only shirt is being wash
al
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
co. It is ready for the market in December

place. It is ready for the market in December
and January.
The Lawrence is prime winter pear. The
tree is Of slender, struggling growth, hard to
keep in comely shape. but the fruit il most ex-
cellent 1t keeps till February.
The Winter Nellis is delightful winter pear,
keeps well till February or March, and il kept as
cool possible, without freezing in dark, dry
place. till nearly April. But, like the Law ence,
It is of slender struggling growth: Bountiful
manuring, abundance OF potash small amount
Of Phosphoric Acid, dry soil in which the tap
root can neither lie buried in the water nor in
cold blue clay, with shortening in of gournand
branches and root pressing, and thorough cuti-
vation, are the essential points in producing
pears in their perfection, and for profit to the
grower.
. Other pears may do we'll, as Burre Clifford.
Bell Lucrative Louis Bon DJersey, Glout Nor
ceau, Beurre Clairgon, Beurre Bose, Madeline
and Howell, but know none that do so well,
generally as those have named. s. RS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
A Baltimore Tragedy.

A terrible tragedy occurred last night in a
boarding house kept By Mrs. ShOwalter, in Saint
Paul street, Baltimore. While Mrs. Showalter
was sitting alone with her husband DIR. ]. O, M.
Showalter, he suddenly drew a razor and cut her
throat, severiDg the carotid artery, so that she
died in few minutes. He then cut his own
throat from ear to ear, and going to the street
thence to the hospital, where his injuries are not
believed to be necessarily fatal Showalter and
his wife were very respectfully connected, but he
had for some time been dissipated aud quarrel
some and bad frequently threatened to kill his
wife,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
A. a.

HIS REPUTATION OF THE COMMERCIAL LIE"
Some one WHO signs himself A. G. has writ
ton letter to one of the city papers denying
the correctness OF the rumor that he intends to
oppose the election Of Mr.. Hicks for City rrea-
surer. Now, AZ it matters very little who A. G..
supports for that office or who he opposes, that
part OF his letter can readily be dismissed. But
A. G. says that the COMMERCIAL was urtruthful
when it gave publicity to the rumor that A. G.,
opposed the nomination OF Mr.. Hicks Not at
all there has been such rumor without doubt,
and although the rumor be false, the fact OF it's
existence is unqnestionable. Tho COMMERCIAL
said nothing about A. G that that gentleman
can reasonably object to.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.3O P. NJ, TO-DAY.
JR Hutton. Philadelphia.
OIL Groome,
G. W Harms
r E Robinson, City.
Benheim, Phila.
W s Auchincloss, City.
A Ives, Phila.
J N Lloyd, Del.
Geo 8. Oapelle, City.
John Stradley and wife, Phila.
X s Hopkins and lady, New York.
FA Churchman and wife, City.
John Baird, New York.
Geo O Gordon, City.
John W Lowell, Lancaster.
G B Hawes, Monroetown, Pa.
VIM. Way, Maryland.
J P McColley, Phila.
r G Strong. Richmond
o @ Bush. Wilmington
] 81 b Bush, -
VIM O Bush,
Geo Copeland, Phila
CEA Lippincott, Phila
A Bourgeois, New York
Edw d Smith, Pbila
F II Simpson and wife, Phila
Mrs Charles Folger, "
Miss Dennis, Newark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
The New City Hospital.
1T rs NOW opEN-rrs FIRST PATIENTS.

1T is NOW oPEN-ITs FIRST PATIENTS.
The new City Hospital is now open for the re-
ception Of patients, and two have been admitted.
Only six OF the forty-two rooms contained in it
are furnished however a number sufti
cient for all present demands.
The two patients now in ntheinstitution are John
Fnegan, and Humphrey Morrow. Mr. Finegan
was admitted on Tuesday and Mr.. Morrow on
Wednesday. The former is blacksmith, and
worked in shop at the foot of Shipley street,
until a few days ago, when he was kicked by a
hOrse and disabled. Mr.. Morrow sustained a
fracture Of his shoulder blade by fall tho day
of the Union Sunday School excursion to IIo-
Dr. Snitcher il at present the physician in
charge. DIR. Weldin, the newly-appOinted ply
sioian. has not yet been ordered to assume his
duties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

PEAcHEs.-The price Of peaches in Whining
ton, to-day, has been from II to $1.75 per bas-
ket, according to quality. They were mostly
brought here by the growers in wagons, and sell
readily at the above prices. Many OF their wag-
ons come from the Eastern Shore Of Maryland.
80 to 40 miles from this city, and adjacent to
II. r. lines. As the trains are now running. the
Northern markets for this fruit will be brisk and
we may expect the price go up in Wilmington.
1t is not likely that peaches of better quality
cheaper, can be bought here this season than
al the prRaant tima.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
New York.

COLLISION ON THE HUDSON RIVER n. R.
PoUoHKEEPsE, Aug. 80.
The second Atlantic Express train on the Hud-
son River Railway ran into the rear of the fret
Atlantic Express and damaged the locomotive
obstructing both tracks.
Three persons were slightly injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
FOURTH EDITION.
The self.A eEnowIedGed Nathan Murderer

KNOWN TO BE THIEF a RUsE TO COME EAST
WARD.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20.
1t has been ascertained that John 7. Irving
who was arrested in an insane condition in San
Francisco, and made a confession, duplicating
himself in the Nathan murder. is q well-known
thief. His story is probably false, and invented
to procure his return here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 20
Cotton duh, 1917 to 2O1<o Flour more doing,
supertine &3 50(D4.25 extras $4@5. so State,
Ohio and Indiana extra family $7.2508.50. Rye
-four steady. S4.S7@5. Wheat in better demand,
red 81 COOL rs; ambor $1.65@1.70 white
81 70@l.S6. Rye dull, SO@85. Corn dull, weak,
yellew &c western mixed 60@62c. Oats dull /;
white 46@47J< mixed 39@43c. Whiskey firm,
M al IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
THIRD EDITION.
Maryland.

THE sHewALTEB TRAGEDY IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.
DR.. Showalter. who murdered his wife, Is still
alive, though in precarious condition from hia
wound which was self inflicted. He was sane
when admitted to the hospital, but is now very
violent.
DEATH OF DIR. sHowALTER.
DR.. Showalter died at noon to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

INJURED b FALLING DwELLINa.-Ye Yesterlay
deavoring to remove a frame dwelling belonging
to Mr.. Forrest at the foot OF Decatur street, a
side fell out and upon colored man named
Brown, who was severely bruised in different
parts of the body. He was removed to his home
inst around the corner
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
QuerIe.

To ae Editor Of he Commercinl:
What is the reason that the driver of car No.
10 does not stop when he is called on to do no 2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

REUNION AT KENNETT SoUARE.-All students
who have at anytime been under the tuition Of
Swithin O. Shortlidge are requested to be pres
ent at the annual reunion for 1873, to be held at
Kennett Square, on the 9Th Of September. Din
ner will be spread in the Academy at P. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

THE U. s. CoURT.-Ths argument in the Rich
mann bankrupt,case was concluded in the Unit ID
States Court yesterday. and the case submitted
to the Court, which reserved its decision. An
adjournment then took place until Monday next
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
SECOND EDITIOK.
weather Reesrd.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL sHRvIcl

REPORT OF THF SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINeToN, Aug. 20.
20 Probabilities For Middle States, pressure de-
minishing slightly, with light southeasterly to
southwesterly winds, low temperature, and partly
cloudy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

The workingmen's Loan held their regular
meeting last night, and sold $1,000 at 931<;
$1,000 at So x
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
New Advertisements, This Day.

Registers Notice
House wanted 10 rent
Music Cla'ses--J l. Beggs
Kennftt Squqre Academy
For sale-Fast driving horse
Hardware--Truman a Snaw
Plasic Truss-Spe .ial Notice
Elixir OF Tar-Special Nut
FlAno-f0rte lessOna-Prof Haum
Observation-Disclosures Exhibition
Fluting Machines-Special Notice
Notice To the puhlic-Geo Jackson
Dancing Academv-PrOf Krueger
Beokwlth sewing Machlne-Speclal Notice
FOR sale-qoOd Will aud fixtures OF millinery stO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

TIE W. & R. EXCURSION TRAINs.-The excur-
sion trains on the W. & r, R. R. mentioned is
,sterlays Pap ,r ru only on Sunday Sis. ins t.
Visitors to the camp will note this fact.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

A Memphis despatch announces that Jefferson
Davis has resigned the presidency OF the Oar
olina Life Insurance Company.
The mantel factory OF the Delaware Water
Gap Company, near Portland, Pa, was destroy
ed by an incendiary fire on Wednesday night.
Loss $4,000. te..
All vessels from New Orleans or Brashear,
La, are now quarantined at Galveston for yell
low fever. .Ff
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Political items.

The Mississippi Republican Convention cen
tinued in session yestsFday. A X Davis was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor and James
Hill for Secretary Of Statb. These nominees are
colored men, Senator Alcorn has announced that
he will make speech in Jackson, tonight, in
opposition 10 the ticket.9
The Democratic Legislative and Municipal
Conventions in San Fransisco have compromised
their differences. and nominated Philip Roach
and Frank McCoppin for senators.
large mass meeting OF colored citizens who
are dissatisfied with the distribution Of Federal
patronage was held in Baltimore last night.
Resolutions were adopted denouncng the Repnb-
lcan leaders in Baltimore and the Republican
party in Maryland. for ignoring their best
friends the oolored people,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

tE-Persons leaving the city for the summer. and
wiahlnR to have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them win please send US their address. Where the
paper is desired for less than month the postage
had best be prepaid at this once. BY prepayment
of postage By stamps, regularity of delivery will he
inaured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
MEDICINAL WATERS

And Geatine Capsules especially adapted for ad.
ministering remedies nf diBagreeabe odor, unDleas.
ant taste or apt 70 irrltate the mouth or throat
4 BRINGHURST 4 CO
Corner Sixth and Market sire, VI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

ANOTHER SEIzURE.-The canal boat Nightin-
gale came into port this merning. without license,
add was promptly seized. Her captain gave
bond and was released.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Peach Shipments.
RESUMPTION OF THE REGULAR TRAINS.

RESUMPTION OF THE REGULAR TRAINS.
The peach trains resumed their regular trips
over the Delaware r R. yesterday. Three lot
motives were sent down the road to'meet the ex-
pected demands Of theshippers, but their notifca-
tion was too short to load up many cars To-day,
however, the shipments will be largely increased,
and nine trains are down the road gathering the
fruit-seven for New York and two for Phila-
delphia. One hundred and fifty car loads are
expected tonight.
The shipments we're
THURSDAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
FIuancial.

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.
NEW YORK, Aug 20.
Gold, to-day, e1.151<.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
NEW advertisements.

IVORY HANDLE BILE and tea knives, with steel
or silver plated blades, game and meat carveIs,
and table steels for sale with other table cueryb by
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No sSS Eight Thirty-Dve Market St below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
HYHE SELF-MEASURING FAUCET for molasses
oils, varnlshes. etc., obvi4tes the use OF meas
ures, and !essens the time required 70 draw and de-
liver the liquid. For sale, with other rts, BY
Philahelnhia