The daily gazette., 1874-10-26

Rinswalt, one buffalo robe, one lap robe,
one set OF harness one horse blanket.
FLOUR.
Il. Steward, two barrels and one bag Of
-four; Tatnall & Richardson, four barrels
Stanton mills -four; VIM Lea 4 Sons, ten
barrels and two half barrels of -four, and
samples OF same.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Robelen & Bro, one grand and one
square. piano, four organs, half dozen
piano stools; =. Allen four organs, two
piano stools.
RUBBER GOODS AND BETTING.
Geo. w. Stone, Rubber and leather
betting, gum and canvas hose. rubber
cloth, steam packing and manufacturers
supplies.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
S. w. Schultz. one case Of cigars; Bris-
baIe e. de Mainville, ono case of cigars
and tobacco; w. II. Robinson, one case
Of cigars; Il. Singles & Son, one case Of
fine cigars.
MANUFACTURED IRON.
Seidel & Hastings, two large sheets Of
! inch iron, one Is tt. Din. by SIT. 2in. and
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pieces of car springs.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
James Bradford is the only exhibitor
in this department, and has fine dis
play of the various materials which form
the large stock in his Third street store.
PRINTING PRESSES.
James & Webb, one chromat.c press,
capable Of printing three colors at one
impression, one small Hoe press, on which
daily paper will be printed during the
continuance of the fair; Z. A. Rudolph,
Novelty Printing press and type, up
stats.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
Wild & Remington, two boxes Of hon.
ey; Isaac Miller, 1927 half pennies; Water
Witch s. f. =. Company, one steam fire
engine, 200 feet OF gum hose, four oil
paintings five fire horns; Homer Barry,
one 81 inch ship pump, ropes, anchors,
lamps and ship chandlery; VIM. Ii. Wilk.
inson, one splinter for elbow Joint, ap-
paratus for fracture of the knee, handle
| and tools, one table and improved door
fastenings; E. Ainsworth, three pairs of
| belt clamps; WIN. II. Westbrook, one tel
egraphic apparatus, one type writer, one
main line instrument, two electric bells,
one galvanic a:tery; Geo. Ziegler, five
earthen vases, five hanging baskets, four
flower pots, three side pots; w. G. Phil
lips, four table trestles, six folding stools,
wood mouldings, car backs. folding step
ladders; VIM, s. Bullock, five horse
shoes; Col. b. Il. Heisler, samples of Dia-
mond State Oil Finish and Polish; VIM.
III. Pierson, sash, doors and blinds; Jack
son 4 Sharp Co., do; John G. jackson,
one set OF marble steps; p, w. & j. K.
Il. Co., two brass packing rings.
THE SECOND FLOOR.
| VARIETIES.
| Adams & Bro, a large display of i'm
ported dolls, and great variety of fancy
articles. Rowbotham & Fraim, dishes,
tea sets and general miscellaneous arti-
cles. John Boldly, large display of toys
and fancy articles. W. Emory & Co.,
two patent rocking horses.
DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
| Vim. M. Kennard & Co., ard M. L.
Licbtenstein. ribbons, shawls, e'oaks,
dress goods, ladies suits, &c.
SEWING MACHINES,
| New American, Howe, Weed, Grover
& Baker, Singer and Domestic; each in
operation, and accompanied by speci-
mems OF fine sewing.
RELICS OF ANTIQUITY.
Eli Crozier, one old table, once owned
by VIM. Poole, from which Archibald
Hamilton Rowan once dined; one gravy
tureen, 12I years old, used by Lafayette
in 1921; Mrs. j. r. Smith, dozen plates,
125 years old, one pitcher, GO years old
Mrs. A. M. Todd, two bed quilts and one
cradle quilt. 60 years old, in good condi.
ton; Mrs. X. X. Jones, one camp bed.
stead 100 years old, and one old bed cur.
tain; ii. Chandler, one piece of William
Penn's chest, IL very old dishes, speci.
mems of iron ore; VIM. II. Chadwick. q
lot OF curiosities from his Delaware Mu-
scum; Il. A. Parsons, specimens OF deli
ware and other curiosities; j. +. Mynicb
one old rifle swivel and several ancient
guns.
| FURNITURE AND uFHoLsTERINd.
]. f.. Booth, bed room suite, and piano
stool; Enterprise Manufacturing Com.
pany, one elegant chamber suite and one
handsome parlor suite; II. A. Malmsten
window shades, and one patent reclining
chair; Hendrickson & Bro, one lady's
sewing table and one fine chamber suite
| COTTON MANUFACTURERS.
ii. N. Gambrill, lot Of bed-ticking, one
Iawning, cotton plants, &C.; Jas. Riddles
Sons & Co., fine display of cheviot and
ticking; J. A. Bancroft & Sons, general
display of muslins and umbrella cloths
UNDERTAKERS.
Thomas ]. Giles, one handsome satin
lined, sllver-mounted burial casket; II
l. Russell. one Fisk metal burial casket
two burial cases.
TAILORING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
| Wyatt & Garrett, one case of gents
furnishing goods; J: 2. Doughten, two
and children's suits.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
| Porter & Co., blank books, records and
stationery supplies; Professor Harkness
three bound volumes of Hark,ess' Mnoo.
zine; James & Webb, a quantity of fancy
writing materials and general supplies
HATS, CAPS AND FURs.
VIM. p Webb, fine display of furs
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