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more. Arev his wife and family to average two
more persons ana the cost OF years ridng 'ot
seven Der cent upon mortgage Of $oss2 81.
Now, tfthe road IL built by the city, wMcn ass ao
o to nss4e std on s
viii be for each trip five cents-twice DAY, nlgns
ana morning, ten cents; fer year, one person
which is the interest on . mortgage or $3.50.
against mortgage by private enterprise OF &C. sS2
n
public work Is to mortgage every mans house ana
lot, or II he has none then his industry TO the
vate enterprise' to devote twenty per cent upon
many times watered stock.
ment in relation to rapid transit which is to be con-
structed by the city, which we intend to lay before
SnI 20 the and s
such an enterprise, having advocated TINS plan "a
year ago and called upon the Legislature TO pass
The "Reminiscences appointed to assess and value
property through which the Northern boulevard
msUs om the and viii
mence the work OF valuation to-day at the once
OF Mr.. Seaver, one Of their number. inns iaDOo
cause apparent why this boulevard should not be
under construction by the opening OF spring; >,
situated on Eighth (st. Nlcholasl avenue;
13Oth and what should be l3ist street reP0rtesa a
in our columns on Saturday sod ny MT hayhvr in Inc
stead OF being 125 feet on the side street IT should
have been rs feet. Mr.. McClave reports the safe
made yesterday OF the numbers 2Ss, 900, 292 ana
294 Blocker street, each 20xS0, the entire front
south side OF the street, between Commerce and
Barrow streets, for $6l, 500.
Among tile sales at the Exchange to be held
during this week are the following by Mr.. James
NJ. Miller, aucti0neer:-
MONDAY, JANUARY g.
BY order OF John O. Bushnell, referee.
Three lots, the north side OF Thiryseventh street.
500 feet west of Tenth avenue.
Three lots south side of Thirtyeighth street. 200 feet
east Of Eleventh avenue, each 26x9s9.
TUESDAY, JANUARY T.
By order of Charles Price, referee.
One lot the north side OF Fiftysixth street. III feet
of First avenue 20x ~ and 2xUl for twenty
years from May l. 1870, at $40
JiVRspAv, JANUARY O.
BY order OF George L. Ingraham, referee
One LOT, northwest corner OF Water and Roosevelt
streets, 3lx5a
BY order Of Charles A. Jackson, referee.
House and lot, 337 West Tweny-eghth strc.,, 25x39
1888 and 1886 West Twenty street, ynse nj two lots
with houses, each l29x98 feet. " WV ~
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COURT CALeHDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME C0uRT-GENERAL TERM-Held by
Judges Ingraham, Brady and Davison.-Non-enu-
meratcd motions.
SUPREME CoURr-CuAMBERs-Hed by Judge Bar.
rett.-FIrst Monday calendar.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCuIT-TRIAL TERM-Part /
1884, 1s1l 1873 2s5 431 4SS 497, 400, 900, $685. $780,
sl3, 9l3, 921, o31, 947. Part 2-Hcld by Judge Van
Brunt.-Nos. 772, AZ, 263ss, 6da, 534, 1204a, 1925
1858, 7o2 $685. ll4o, S9S} ll9S, lz76, $685. 400 s9o
4026, 1876, 20.
SUPERIOR CoURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by
Judges Mcneil, Sedgwick and Van Vorst.-Nos. to
IS inclusive.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis-Nos. 1877, 1857, 11O9 1867 1884, 1926
1915 1927, 75l 1917, 1927 1911 ST. 1739 174l 1921
1S49. Part 2-Held by Judge Freedman.-Nos.
1885, 1884, 1885, 1885, 2olo, 1922, 1893, 1872 AGO. $780,
liz, So, 1873, $50, S20
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM--Held
inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part
Held by Judge Robinson.-Nos. 1913, 1907, 1884
1885 H. 1916 1912, 1896, 1896, 1922 1892 2790 l2g
1l24a 500, 90, 1865 6S 1885, 105l, 1856, 1904, 374
2495 l72l 1865 600, 2sO7 124 co. 1854, 1893, 1885, 5l2
16s9
MARINE CoURr-TRrAL TERx-Part Held by
1876 ll24 400, ll64, ll7o, 1885, 1892, 1894 1885,
1888 Part 2--Held by Judge Gross.-Nos. III,
1751 112Y 1ll9, 1439, 1l61, 1876, 1897, 1885, 1901,
1903, l205, 1907, 1909, 12ll Part 3-Held by Judge
observation-disclosures. 49, 2o4, 1927, 1064. 1883, 973,
943, 1872, 1873 1874, 1915, 1875 1877, 1878 1879.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssloss,-held by Judge
Sutherland. neutrality-suspicious. Ryan, James Muir.
ply and George Williams Forgery-Anton AueI
two cases). Grand larceny-Joseph Rooney and
John Ryan. Larceny from the person-Lavlnia
Hall. False pretences-Henry Ostl9nder wv
csoes). Decoying chiIdren-Annie MilleE
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coRoNERs WORK YESTERDAY.

DR.. @. N. Mutt OF the Charity Hospital Black
wells Island yesterday notified Coroner keenan, Of
the death in that Institution OF John Hart, who en-
tered it with his throat No details are given,
but A. is supposed to be case OF suicide. Mr..
keenan, held an inquest on the body Of Michael
Quinn, aged sixty who died Saturday at James
McDonouuh's lodging house, 507 Greenwich street,
OF too Tree use OF stimulants; and upon the body
of Frederick Bremmer, an insane woman, who
threw herself into well In Seventy-third street,
tigated the case Of Ellen Broxley, who, on the LIST
instant, was burned at $50 East Forty-hIth street.
by her clothes taking fire, and who died saturday.
aud that OF Mary Wengle, newly born child, who
was ACCIDENTALLY suffocated by her mother at castle
Garden, on the 18th ultimo. None OF yesterdays
cases were Of Suspicious nature.
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Reorg anization Of the Common Council
To-day.

The Board OF Aldermen will be reorganized to-
day for the year 1873. The event is one which will
be attended with considerable interest to the po-
litcal aspirants for the positions which are to be
disposed Of The chief contests are over the Pres-
dency OF the Board and the Office OF Corporation
Counsel. The balance OF power is with the regular
or 'ring'' democrats. The reform democrats, upon
whose support the republicans rely for the sue
cess OF their ''slate," are Aldermen Rodman, Of
the sixth; O'Riely, Of the Twelfth, and Wiley, OF
the Seventh. The caucus slate OF the "ring'' Is
made out in favor OF John NJ. Clancy, the Alderman
OF the Fifth ward for President OF the Board, and
william G. Do Witt for Corporation Counsel. The
republicans urge the claims OF Alderman Richard
son. of the Twentyfrst ward, for the Presidency Of
the Board, and Il. T. Wood, ex-COllectOr Of Inter-
nal Revenue, for De Wits successor.
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THE CITY REDEEMED.
william F. Havemeyer elected Mayor by 5000
majority.

Beneath was the proverbial smoking cannon ana
the stars and Stripes 1t must have been solid
victory. 1t was interesting In the exit enc to read
q veto dated October ~, 1S46, in which the mayor
Council of that period authorizing the Clerk to pur-
chase with public funds complete copy (niteen
voumes of the Natural History OF the State oil New
York, Tor the Mayor and for each member Of the
Common Council. Mayor Havemeyer squelcne9
them SO that the resolution and veto were tabled and
nave never since been ''called up" But all things
have an ending and 80 had the HERALD reporters
interview with the Mayor on Saturday night. OtheI
visitors were waiting and the reporter lett pleased
at having had an hour and halt OF solid CONVERSE
ton with "a solid MANI who has come for the Sec
ond time ito the pint"
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RAID ON A SPARRING EXHIBITION.
A Burglar Captured Among the SPORT
ing Spectators.

There was O sparring exhibition announced
among "the fancy to take place on Saturday
evening in hail on Ninth avenue, and it became
known to Captain McElwain. of the Twentieth pre-
cinct that two OF the principal performers were
men Tor whom the police had been some time IN
search. These were John Hennessey, OF AS west
Fortieth street, charged with burglary on the
premises 571 Eighth avenue, and Frank Richards
who slipped out OF the court room the other day,
pending an examination on charge OF larceny. "A
raid was organized for their capture, ana al 'ne
The police proceeded to the hall and demanded ad-
mission. This was refused, and the door was
broken open. A genGfa rush or "tne rougns'
from the rear doors$6nd windows took place.
richards man ged to escape in the coniusion but
Hennessy was cap ture1 and yesterday brought to
JEFFERSON Market Pouce Court when ne was re-
manded to await further evidence.
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Safety Of BrookIyn Hotels.

About two weeks ago the Fire Marshal OF Brook
Ign, Mr.. P. Ready, made an inspection of the sew.
eral hotels of that city, for the purpose OF
ascertaining the provision at hand for the es-
cope OF the inmates In the event Of 1re sud-
denly breaking out in these houses. The report
was filed with the Board OF Police Commissioners,
and the latter have seen fit to withhold the docu
ment from the press, though frequently requested
to submit 1t to them for publication. The only
son assigned by the Commissioners for this unusual
proceeding that the report reflected too severely
upon the hotels, and that the papers were unfair
In their treatment oil the case. The commissioners
have also made an inspection, but have furnished
no report upon the subject.
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A Prosperous Year Just Closed
Lively Times Expected.

New Avenue Field for speculaticns-The High
Rates Property Command in This Vicinity
Streets Without Nams-The Riverside Park
q Settled Fact-The Comptroller VIII Pay
Awards for This and Broadway Widening
This Week-A Water Route for the West
Side-The Dock Commissioners to Build and
Repair Docks for This Purpose-The Rapid
Transit Problem Solved Financially Only In
Favor Of tho City Becoming tho Owner OF the
Roads-Work on the Northern Boulevard Ia
Be Begun at 0nce-Private and Public Sales
of Real Estate.
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brooklyn AFFAIRS.
The Smallpox.

No new cases OF smallpox were reported to
Deputy Health OGlcer Holly yesterday from the
Kings County Penitentiary, Glove road. The four
cases removed from the institution on Saturday
last are doing well. One case OF smallpox was
reported at Police Headquarters for removal from
Myrtle avenue near Classen avenue.
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A Would-Be Suicide.

Michael Gallagher, twenty eight years Of age
was locked up in of the cells Of the York street
station house on a charge Of ntoxicatOn on Satur.
day. At late hour in the night he was discOv
cred by the doorman hanging by rope, made out
OF strips OF his Shirt from the grating OF his cell
door. He was cut down and rebuked for his folly.
During the night he made several attempts to
choke himself but without success He was sen.
fenced to jail Tor ten days for drunkenness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-06
SUPERIOR COURT.

The new year gives promise Of opening lively
In all the branches Of this Court. At the General
Term, which opens to-day, Judges Mcneil, sedg-
wick and Van Worst Will preside. Judge Bar
bour will hold the Special Term, Judge Curtis
Part ! Trial Term and Judge Freedman Part
2 Trial Term. In all these Courts the calendars
very heavy and embracing many cases OF special
pui ia In fare
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Decisions.
by Judge Gross.
Abraham Van Dosen ct al. W.. John Griffith ct al
Motion granted.
Adolph Chaser vs.. Abraham L0wenstein ct al
Motion granted.
By Judge Tracy
Charles Cullen vs.. Daniel Sweeney ct al.-Judg-
ment Tor plaintiff on demurrer, with leave to de-
PENDANT, Daniel sweeney, to answer on payment
OF costs within i've days after service OF order.
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SUPERIOR COuaT-speClAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
by Judge Mcneil.
Hart vs. Observation-Disclosures granted.
Russell, receiver, vs.. Baker.-kecelver has leave
to sue.
Hudson River West Side Railroad Company vs..
Hoy ct al-Motions denied.
Ely vs. O'Brien, Sheril.-Order discharglng ap-
peal
Ayner VS. Avner-Order OF reference.
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MARINE COURT.
One months total. .........

Besides these, Parts l, and were held daily for
trial of causes and the General Term, composed Of
three Justices has just adjourned, alter rendering
u number of important decisions and transactlng
great deal OF pressing business.
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MARINE, CoUsT-spECAL TERM AND CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

r VS. Avner.-Order OF referenc,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
SpefIaI Nnttres.
Eacta for the PeonIe

As the virtues OF medicines can only be sscer-
talned by careful observation IL Is TO be regretted
that many OF the Drugs still prescribed by some
physicians should retain q place in our Matefia
kedica, As an instance of this, that vile drug
Balsam COpaiba. furnishes an example. a bout the
year 1890, the Spanl rds in the island Of San Do
mingo heving become afficted with certain COM
plainta thought according to the prevailing notion
at that time, that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated Under this impression Bal
sam Copaiba came into use. but never has nall-
seating drug done more injpry, for 1t not only
changes the nature of the disease to more dread
full state than the original but 1t ruins the tone OF
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia In its worst
forms. To avoid this drug and It's effects the SA-
MARITAH'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, is
within the reach Of ell Only ten pills to be taken,
and will cure every zine in from two to four days.
Male packages, 81; female, 50.
Sold by T. Bringhurst a Co., sixth and Market
Z. McInal, Second and Market wilmington, DEL,
and by Druggists generally. Jelly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

The War Department has ssued an order set.
ting apart tract of land in the military reserya
tion at Fort MoPherson. Nebraska to be used
as s'ional cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
Is OUR DOMESTIC SERVICE so BAD

So constant and unvarying are the invectves
against the ''seryant gallism of the PERIOD"
which throng our public prints and form the
theme ofso many lectures on domestic economy,
that we are tempted occasionally to wonder
whether our city is peculiarly exempted from
this chronic aflliction, or whether the whole mat
ter is not somewhat exaggerated. Is domestic
service really in 80 shockingly disorganized a
state We fail to perceive it. To be sure, it
depends on what we desire and expect from our
domestic ministers. II we pass our lives, as
friend of ours declares of herself, in trying to
find "all the christian graees and virtues, and
frst-rate working powers, for two dollars and
half week." we will probably be disappointed
II we lower our demands to cvility, cleanliness,
(orderliness is the grace beyond, not often at
tainable,) the rudiments Of plain cooking, and
quickness in acquiring further knowledge, we
zee no cause to despair Of attaining these In
regard to 'green Irish hands," the wonder may
well be, not that they know so little but that
they go soon acquire as much as they do know
Fancy yourself, dear lady friend suddenly
transported to a foreign land, where manners
and utensils were alike strange, and the lam
guage partially unintelligible and you, with lit
tie knowledge beyond boiling potato and fry
ing rasher Of bacon, called upon to perform
the most complicated and delicate domestic Of
fees would you feel less ''raw ?" would you ac-
quire much more quickly2
No, We may fail forever to find anything here
resembling the thoroughly trained servants of
the Old World, but that our raw material is ex-
ceptionaly bad is an idea to be protested against
Such drawbacks as there are seem connect ed
with that prosperity of the poorer classes which
is our crown of glory! first the many employ.
ments open to skilled labor and intelligence
generally more lucrative than household service
secondly, that bar to female pre.emnence in
anv profession, matrimony, and consequent
absorption into separate houses.
Take courage from philanthropy and love Of
the general veal, o, American mistresses Of
families, mourning over your succession of ig.
norant and incapable "help." You may never
reap the harvest of perfectly trained domestic
service, but il you be qualified to teach, you
are sowing seeds to fructify in thousands Of
other sub-divided homes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
beware of ''Lung-testers.o

Mr.. Foote, of Tonica, ILL.,, while visiting th,
Wenona fair, patronized a uug-testing machine
The exertion made his lungs bleed and in foul
hours he was corpse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
SiuaufiaI.

REMOVAL
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to It's new location, In the Clay
ton House. where It is now open for business.
Six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization OF the Bank In 1851 and 1t s
the expectation OF The Directors that the pr fits on
the accrued capital and on the regular business VIII
enable the Bank to continue this rate OF dtvidends
Deposits are solicited from persons In the receipt
OF regular incomes. from Farmers, Mechanic, and
Dealers, and from Widows' and Cntdrens Estates,
and from those whose business enables them TO
keep O varying balance of cash, ON which, II
placed with us, they will derive an income in the
SKMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
A rule OF the Bank requires notice to be given
the withdr avail Of Deposits, but in all ordinary
cases depoeitors will be paid on demand.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 8. hn.LKs, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GEORGE W. BUSH, CLEMENT b. SMYTH,
M. L. LICHTKNsTEIE, GKoRgK y. CAPkLlk,
| JOHN p MOLBAB, NATHANIEL X. BENSON,
| CHARLBs W. HowLAfyD, HENRY II. DURE,
JOB Ii. JACKSON. WIN. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WM. s. HILLES, President.
Gso W. BUsH, Vice President
-tfaprl4 3. IT. TAYLOR Treaanrer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
Fine Extracts

Fine Extracts
For the handkerchief, at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid nennet and 1iavoring extracts
for cooking. Essence Jamaca GiUger, Citrate Of
Magnesa, &c. Gum CamphOr 90 cents per pound,
W. 4. ALRICHS, Druggist.
800 Delaware avenue Opposite the Baptist Church,l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
williams, Yankee Soap;

The finest and most popular Shaving Soap in use.
A large stock lost received The trade supplied by
K. BRING HURST Il CO,
CORNER sixth and Market streeta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
Resumption of Bu.hO,s & Bro.

The Nessrs Bushong Il Bro, at Reading,
have resumed business. In their opening an.
nouncement they say; We propose to continue
our business by receiving special deposits in
trust for new accounts, pledged only to pay
ments drawn against such new accounts We
Ehall realize upon our loans, securities and other
assets as fast as possible, and make payments
pro rata until the entire amount of our existing
Indebtedness shall be liquidated. Interest will
be paid on our existing indebtedness at the rate
OF six per cent fram the 9th of October, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
Andy NoI Rendy.

1t was announced in Washington last evening
that eX-President Johnson would be serenaded,
and make speech replying to the statements
of Judge Holt, in reference to the case of Mrs
Surratt. A large crowd gathered in conse-
quence, but at the request OF Mr.. johnson the
serenade was postponed, he being at present
unpfepared to reply to Holt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16

MllIer's Horse and Cattle Powders
Fout's Cattle Powder II, II. II. Linlment. Roberts
Embrocation Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medi ines in the market, for sale
at Fo51ERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
BathIng.

The necessity OF water Tor cleanliness is acknow-
ledged by all aud the luxury OF Geld Uath, partcu-
lary during the not weather, is or should be fami-
liar to every one.
TO those prostrated by ardHous labors of mind or
body during the the " neat teim," we know of
nothing more inylgoraLl and refreshing han the
application of cold water 10 the surface of the body
cleansing ana opening the pores OF the skin thereby
promol X the different secreti0ns and imparting
renewed vigOr ~ the muscular system. For those
appreCatng convenient and desirable appliances
for the bath we have
Bath Brushes, IN variety,
Bath IoWeB, lsoit)
Bath Towels, (harsh)
Bathing SpOnges,
Sponge Pads,
Friction Gloves for Bah
Bath Belts Or Straps,
CRlefaCio q yes,
LINEN TAPE BATH TOWELS.
Horse Hair Flesh Gloves
HorAe Hair Flesh Brushes (Curvedl
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (stTaighD
Horse Hair Friction Pads,
Horse Hair trap klbbers,
Prince Of Wales GlDvss-dry frc' len.
Cambridge Pad Of Horse Hair,
Pure Old White CASTLE soap, (hoating) very con-
venient for bdtheTs. Bath soaps in extensive va
| riety.
Also, a fine assortment OF Perfume Atomizers
| for throwing d 1he spray of Cologne Water Bay
Rum or other Toilet waters upoH the body atteI
bathi &, pr' ducng an effect at once agreeable, cool
4. BAiNaHURsT d CO., Ap9thecaries.
COZ. sixth and Market streets.
| Wilmington, De
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
IspefIaI AutIfes.
The Fountain Syringe
ELF ING.


TIE ADVANTAGES OF THESE sYRINGEs
OVER OTHERS ARE.
list, They ars self acting, no pumping being re-
qulred
Cd, They are vaveless and cannot get out Of order
3D., They inject air, as by every other kind, en-
dangering the patient, especially the very sick.
4th, They have sprinkler attached for light
shower bath for the head, cleaning wounds, ulcers,
DC, &c.
tth They make the vrry best Nasal Douche, and
answer for many other purposes OF the kind, which
other Syringes do not.
CALL AND SIZE THEM, AT
R.& C. sHoEMAKER's,
sos MARKET STREET.
octs-1y INSTITUTE Bull DING.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
williams, Rsrbers' Bar SOAP,

An excellent and economical soap for the use Of
BARRIERS or for the toilet or bath room large
stock received and supplied Wholesale aud retail by
X. BRINGIIURST 4 CO., Druggsts
corner SIKH and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
Engllsn mustard

Pure English Yellow MUSTARD ground or grain.
Choice 1avOring extracts, viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla,
Peaeh ext bitter aliHonds, ext strawberry, etc. AL
of the most celebrated max s for sale at
FUSFER'S DRUG STORE,
Front aud West streets,
-MllminRhnn. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
Hold RnnI. Rnhherx.

The First National Bank of Athens, Pa, was
robbed last Monday night. While the cashier
was at his desk five men entered, gagged and
handcuffed him. and carried off $40, 900 mostly
In specie deposits. The cashier was found on
the floor of the back Office next morning,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
seidiitZ PowcIeYa,

We call attention TO our Seldlitz Powders 80 uni
versally popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure every lew days and Claim them TO be
equal tu any the MARKET fully up to the standard.
TO be good they must be fresh aud pure. This IL
onr special cl4iIn prove which they need only TO
be tried. pOnt forge5 the place to get them, at
FOS1 EhS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-16
Pratt's Astral oil.

Pratts Astral OIL sold wholesale TO groeers deal
and country store keS pes, at wholesale rates. In
l and gall n cans or by lne barrel, by
G. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West streets, VIII, Del.