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-lAIMEDI ATELY-A COZ
w orei man not younger than 25 a. waiter and
to do general work about the house; must under
stand horses and driving BUD bring rec ,inmenda-
ton. Apply at once to II r. G use,
once Harian lIolilngsworth Co,
dec7s-3t Foot OF West street.
$4,000 IN rU u Jddd Ni,I MoN5
j. T. TIE AID,
dec2s-9o Real Estate Mortgage Exchange.
M AN T + DAG sNTS THAT CAN
w make two to three dllars day. Apply al
dee1T-2w 10 YVES SECOND NJ
WTANTED--EVER l BODY TO KNOW
w thar u. NJ. Clond 4 o., No. Fast Sd street,
have taken the agency for staten Island Dying rs
adjustment. New York. Goods OF any sscriptiOn
dyed and cleaned. Feathers speciality.
dec 0-tm
WTANTED-A FEW MORE MEN TO
w try File \ Murphey's Coil, which Is the best
In the Market, considering price and quality. For
further information apply at
aprl-iy CUR a,Tnl and MARKET SITS.
Ninth Ward.
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Ey- Mems Winter Boots from 32Tb up, and Mem
csu boots from $3.50 up, at Prettymana
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8oardiug.
DOAR ING WITH DESIRABLE
ID rooms at jyT-u sol WEST ST.
Partnership Nptirfs.

NoTTCE-To THE PEOPLE OF WILL
IN NINGTON:-
| have taken into partnership In my Photographic
business, ,r. :. O. chester, a nrst-class operator
from hi ad .phia, and consequently we shall give
70 our patrons only PHYSICIANS PHOTO sRAPHs
at ONE HALF the price usually paid for that class
OF work. And tor every IL cards made we give a
present OF a beautiful Album. T. B. SEXTON.
dec12-im' sisMarket St. wilmington, Del.
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CITY ITEMS.

s~ Boots and Shoes at prices to suit the ti~es, at
PratfNman'a.
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TEA Man IN RufnsL-one OF the saddest specta-
Giles ~ the world Is a human being shattered and
eroken down by the use of ardent spirits. But the
dana e may be repair d, the ruin RESTORED TO per-
le spundneSs, by a Course OF that most powerful
.! al invigorAIt DR.. Walkers Vinegar Btters Be
ware OF those tonics' OF which rum IS an element.
They aggrayate disease and promote decay.
decla-4w
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ES-G00Kl LOOK! LooKI
GsLIXis DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE Oh KLIXIR
OF LIFE.
II win cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn
Il vii make you strung and give you new life.
II u act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
ton.
Il ~ pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless.
IL viii 10 al that ,onlc will do without liquor TO
stint late 1t is not Wine OF Iron. Try It. Doctors
prescribe II. Cie-gy recommend it. Thousands
hay been cured with 1t. suffer no longer Send
and get q circular. See what II has done.
For sale by smith 4 Painter, K. Brlnghurst Co.,
6. AcInall. Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-ilm
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CtARD TO THE PUBLIC!
oYFIcK or
wooILgY a VAN TRUMP'ss
INSURANCE AGENCY,
FIHR. MARINE, LIFg. ACCIDENTS
NO. / JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING rHB
CITY HALL,
WILMINGTON. DkLAwAu.
We are the
DULY AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THE OLDEST
LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN oOAPA-
MES IN THE WORLD
CASH ASSETS OF 500 0Oo,Oou.
We insure all kinds of property within the State
and adjoining counties. Dwellings and Farm FRO
perry taken st very low rates.
We make a specially Of taking entire charge OF
our oustomers' business, thereby relieving them OF
PROMPTLY AND LITERALLY, without extra charge.
Offering our past record as guarantee for the
future, we confidently assert II will be to your IN
terest 70 call on us and examine our list OF Compa
niles in all departments before insurtng or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS. OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFECTED AT oNCR AT CURRENT RATES.
Communications by mail will receive immediate
attention.
Expressing our acknowledgements for the patron
age we have enjoyed and soliciting continuance
We remain, very respectfully,
JAMES wooLLEY, X. A. VAN TRUMP
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Az RxaIsrERxp AT rHx COMMERCIAL oETIox.
At 8 A. NJ, 80 All p. NJ.
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w NJ. KENNARD s. co
A LIST
OF
USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS:
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WY N KENNARD Il CO
LIST
OF
UsErrL HOLIDAY PRES gNTs:
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will be held in the Baptist, Presbyterian and
other churches not alluded in the above pro-
gramme, 20 far a. we can learn.
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NOTICE. = THE SIKH ami AL
~ Meeting OF the s ockholders OF the Ma g
sonic Hall I ompanv, Of Wilmington, Del, KY
will be held IN tie Directors Room OF Ma w
sonic Hal. on Monday, December 2Sth, 1874, at
cock Y. NJ. for the purpose q cleo ing on person
for President, per-on for vi PRESIDENT, one
person r Treasurer, one person for Secretary and
uine Directors TO serve the ensuing year.
dec l-eodTt J. y. ALMOND, Secy.
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NOTICE = PERSONS WISHING TO
In lay In their winter coal wou' do well TO give
Us d cal az we keep nothing but the best Kinds of
coal that Is mined one tria d you I'll ne salts
led. FILE L MURPHEY,
apr7.iy Cor. Twentieth and Market Sta
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NOTICE-ELhCi ION OF DIRECTORS
FfRSr NATIONAL RANKl

IN FIRST NATIONAL B.NK,l
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec 10 h, 9IL I
Notice IL hereby given that the annual meeting OF
stockholders of this Bank will be held at the Bank
ing House Iu sday. the 18th day of January i To-
between the hours OF and O'Clock NJ, for the
pur ose OF elerting nine stockholders TO serve a.
directors the ensuing year.
, 1874-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

There are lot Of Utes With Piah ut their head
now living On the other side Of the Platte beyond
Villa Park. They are in special high feather be-
cause they were lucky enough to fall foul OF
three unfortunate Sioux near Fremont's buttes,
whose scalps they took with facility, being fifty
to one or the1eaboutB, and they are going to have
scalp. dance over It all.-Dencer fetos.
W. W. R.cks left Larned Kan, si1 weeks
Ago. on wild horse hunt. he returned yester-
day, and reports both good and bad luck. He
had succeeded in getting fourteen head pretty
we'll tanned down. Among the lot were two
mules, which had evidently BtraEed OF and be-
come wild by herding with the horses. He thinks
the mules we're worth s400: When he had got
within couple days trip Of home, Some buffalo
hunters stampeded his stock aud he lost every
hend Mr.. Rlcks says he will try again.-Ldraed
(kan.) Press.
AT Meye1sville, Dewitt County, Tex, short
time since, two colored lads, aged II and 16,
we're caught racing couple OF ponies belonging
to white boy. They we're taken before d Radi-
cal Justice Of the Peace, tried by jury OF their
own selection aud fined S. ench. Having no
friends it was agreed on all sides, the father OF
the boys and the boys themselves suggesting the
alternative, that they should take twenty lashes
each, which we're duly administered. Little Del
aware must look to her laurels.--GdlUeston
Aeacs.
Every evening hundreds of swimmers may
be seen all along tho river IN front OF the
city. 4 number OF courtesans and their assocl-
ates have been visiting the rver late at night
when other people we're at home. They gener-
ally chartereda : furniture-car and dozen or
more would go to gether. They selected point
near the Towhead. whero they were not Likely to
be disturbed and interfered with BY the police.
Monday night about IL O'Clock they repaired to
the landing, and while fro1cking in the water
tle horses ealoped away with the furnitu1e-car
containing their clothing. AL efforts to stop
tho team were unavailing, and the whole party
we're left standing on the bank, arrayed IN the
cloee-dttiug garments OF nature. Obtaining
clothing was out OF the question. There was no
alternative but to walk home, and, after Whiting
until the first gray Light Of dawn crept up from
the east, they started off, Several policemen
got glimpse OF them, but the gay swimmers
proved swift of foot and outran the blue-coats
Louisville Commercial
, 1874-07-19
TIE RAILWAYMAlL SERVICE
What 1t Accomplished in the Way of
Setting the Chicago Post-Office on

What 1t Accomplished in the Way Of
Setting the Chicago Post-Office on
Its Foct After the F1rc.
The relations between the Railway Mail Ser
vice and the local mail department Of this city
are but little understood outside Of postal cir
clos Mr. George s. Bangs, Chief supe1in-
tendent Of the Railway Mail Service in the
United States, holds his Office IN Washington
His department is divided into i've divisions.
Capt. James E. White is Superintendent Of the
Fourth Division, which is much the largest Of
the five. It comprises the following States:
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio. Michigan, Mime
sofa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Kansas, Nebraska,
New Mexico, Arkansas, indian Territory,
Dakota, and Colorado,-a total Of fourteen
States md the Indian Territory.
It ia = great work for any one mind to compre-
hend and control the vast amount Of postal ma
chine1y necessary 70 carry On this intricate and
elaborate distribution 80 that each day, week, or
month finds solution in perfect harmony be-
tween the Superintendent, his multitude Of
clerks, and the general department IN Washing
ton.
There nro stationed at different points
throughout these five divisions chief head
clerks, who control and direct certain number
of mail routes, and who report from time to
men have served from the beginning. thereby
attaining their positions through merit alone.
IN THE FOURTH DIVISION.
Capt James E. White, Superintendent, these
gentlemen are located as follows:
william 3. Thompaou. chte{ Head CLERK, Toledo, O.
G. @. Werlich, Chief Head Clerk, Grafton, ". Va.
Z. " Alexander, Chief Head Clerk Lafayette, Ind
Lambert, chie{ Head CLERK, Indianapolis, Ind.
J. D. Wilder. CHIEF Head Clerk, Milwaukee, Wis.
NJ. L. Sullivan, Chief Head Clerlt Kansas City, 10,
Z. ". Watfeld. Chief Head Clerk, St. Louis, No.
70: Ks.r. Chief ts Head @ Clerk, Eo5t Scott, Kan
C. u. Ingersol Chief Head Clerk, Cleveland O.
, 1874-07-19

-. a. =,
ana shoulo not ne held naoie to destruction in
an nouI. u u SIMPLY supreme 1olly that has
msae the lareeet par OF Chicago e. fuel for the
Consumption ot lta pest part Ihe brick walls,
stanoas oacs 70 oack on osate street and Wa
bash avenue N the block between Van Buren,
ana Jac1eon etfeess,
DID MORE TO STOP THE FIRE
tnan all tne enoIts of The Ere Department.
ihese TWO walls stand IN the block between
JACKSON ana van Buren streets and Wabash Az
enne and state street, and form the northern
sloes Of tho furniture warehouses OF G. 9. Hor-
Ton Co.. on state street, and sampson, Gil
oett ", on "aoasn A7enua- Ihoy stand AL
1oss oach 10 pach, ano, a. the mo8t CRITICAL mo-
ment Of the fre, presented sheer ncombusti-
hle ~ oal11er 10 the names:
"hon the IT. James hotel and the buildings
around It were making the most furious and dan
gerous blaze OF the evening, every one Of the
hundred thousand spectators knew that the SUI
preme moment had come II tho rest Of the
, 1874-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS
THE LOAN NARKET.

There is no change to report in the condition
Of this market. It is dull, and any evil effects
to result from Tuesdays fire cannot make it much
dul1er. OF course the calamity referred to does
not tend to make matters pleasanter to borrow
ars. but ut this season Of the year the wants OF
this class are not excessive, and when business
rogives capital will no doubt have tully recover
ed from the blow.
The tabular statement belo" aho"s the loans
that hare bean made matter OF record the past
, 1874-07-19

RESTs.
Messrs Morey Magiu have rented the store.
No. 513 Wabash avenue: +: TOR or. Snooo: Ihe second
ye1ted into French flats the second-door has
already been rented Tor S730.
Messrs. Kerr. Dawson t. Welch have sent
letter to Mr. Trusdel1, the Superintendent OF
the Chicago Relief and Aid Society, offering him
tho ten seyen-room cottages which they are just
now completing On the corner OF West Madison
and Forty-eighth street. near the Northwestern
Railroad shops, at d nominal rental Or tree OF
charge until May !, to any ono ne would recon-
mend AZ worthy and who have been distressed
By the late fire. Mr. 1rnsdell has thankfully
accepted the offer, and has already recommended
tWo or three parties.
THE CHICAGO souTHRAN RAILROAD.
The Chicago Il Southern Railroad has com
completed their track 81 far as Saventy-hrst
street, and there are cara running that far.
There is large force Of woFkingnen At work
on the road, completing about three-quartcss OF
mile day. 1t is expected that the road will
BE- finished to the junction NTH the ne. Chicago
Dauville j. VincenDes Railroad, this side OF
Thornton, inside Of sixty days.
WELLINGTON STREET.
Wellington street is being paved from Ha1sted
street to the lake ehore drive, BY the property
owners on thar street.
TRANSFERS
The following instruments we're filed for record
on Saturday, July IS:
Burling Rt, OCT IT Of Webster Az, ct, 221'o it,.
ssassnon sassa sa,x t. g IT Of ifat i51ioo IT,
dated July l7.................,......- II. A,oou
Calumet AZ, s9k It OF Twentieth st, ef, 10ox
177k #, dated July {wilam F. Tucker to ~ <,o
Wet Tsg3or Il; is of Campbell
T. 25xl2I.1 II dated July 49, ............... 5000
Flournoy st. Isl III It Of Washtanaw av,nf,
1nasDa a91aa bet saas aud rhireh
sts, ef. 81 1+l0oz17o It, dated July IT,: 7,4oo
# dated July yie........'.....'...'...... 1900
Vernon av, 2o4 It Of Thirty-third st. n I, COX
l64k It, dated Jan. .13................... Is. 5000
Vernon ~, ia # Of Thirty third st, " I, 50x
164k It, dated Jan. .13....--.......--.-.. 13. 5000
NORTH oy CIT LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF MI1.Es
or coUKT-HoU6E-
Trightwood av, y # OF nscine av, Of, s7Hx
lo4A It, dated July y1B...............-... 5000
Same AZ the above, dated July 18.-.....-... $500
Lots 80 and IS, in reaubdlElsion Of Block 2 in
pavis PHI e 1;;,! ~ ks Sec o. a. 1000
soUTH CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS OF 7 I114xS
COURTHOUSE.
Lot 2, Block 8. in Days part Il Sec 4, S3,
II, dated Oct- ], 1573..-.. -..........-.... 1876
Lot -, Block i, Ph1res eHswA Sec T., 3s.
Enti.e IT. is Blocs % 10 in same, dstcd july 1866
Stewart ar I'll It Of Forty second st, n I,
1123x IT, dnted July ylB..-......-...---....- CSC
Lott IS to IS, in Wisnerb Lots IS to 50, Orig
ina1 Town OF Brighton dated july 10....:.. COO
Lot l, and e17 # of Is # Lot 3, OF Lots 10 to
buiidin6 dated July Is. 1900
SUMMARY or TRASsFEns FOB THE WEEK.
The following IL the total amount Of city and Bubu-
ban property within radius OF miles Of tho
CourHouse transferred during the week ending Sat-
urdaJ, July 18: -
, 1874-07-19

SUMMARY or TRAssFKna FOB THE WEEK.
The following IL the total amount Of city and Bubr-
ban property within . radius OF Z miles Of the
Couz-House transferred during the week ending Sat-
urday, July 10:
, 1874-07-19
Situation Wanted

Al xalc,an fer Sash, Doors. and Blinds; nine years. u.
pcscnce ia Chicago, with corresponding city and coun
~ acquaintance, rnc1eeptionatln references given
REQUIRED. Addseex r - Tribune Office.
, 1874-07-19
CORRESPONDENCE.

TIE EXTENSION or QUE BouLEvAnDs INTO THE
CITY.
TO the Editor Of Ths Chicago Tribune:
SIR: The south Park and bou1evardB arc now
in the full bloom Of verdant beauty, and tho
crowd Of vehicles with which the drives are
thronged on every pleasant evening gives eT1-
dence Of the general appreciation OF their at
fractions, aud suggests some reflections, which
in the light thus afforded need DO longer be re-
garded ae visionary or theoretical. Let us con-
slider first the simple facts Of the case. These
ornamental grounds are still in
A COMPARATIVELY CRUDE CONDITION.
Scarcely eighteen months have elapsed since the
first work Of grading. tree-planting, and prepar-
ing the ground for grass was begun good deal
has been achieved, it ia true, aud the work has
been so we'll done that the whole area presents
the attractive appearance of well-dressed and
veIl-kept grounds, and the OF mlles OF
driveway are in excellent condition. Still, the
whole thing is, IS it we're, in embryo, with
Gerry new look, and mono bnt tho eye
of professional landscape gardener could
;n5ge IN it's present stage, OF what will bo the
ti1aj result when the LeeB have attain
cd their full growth, and the general as
nect is rnelowed down to the tone OF har-
monious beauty which age alone can confer.
NJ ertifical decorations in the form Of conserva-
torres. fountains, etatues, or even rustic bulld-
ingg And arbors, have yet been introduced, and
ths:ghole area is yet far out in the country,
surrounded sur BY Wild prairie or unimproved helds'
and ..u
ONLY ACCESSIBLE PROM THE o1T1
bv drya OF or s miles through n1onoe-
onoug and uninteresting Streets Under these
circumgtances, the most Jealous advocate OF
parks and boulevardz as needful T95ks TS1a g. o.
preparation for future wants. would hazdly nave
dreamed Of the possibility for years to come OF
any being e,pseasstd On tba empe
fact Is that It has been found necessary 70 70
adopt very stringent police Ieguiatlons +,'n IL
order to prevent confusion and disorder IN sue
continuous procession Of carriages which appear
upon the drives on every pleasant evening. ~
actual count on recent occasion. taken At TWO
or three different points. and avoiding, as far IS
Was possible, the double-countine o. ne same same
eouipage, the number Of carriages which passed
over the bouleyards between the hours OF + and
D. M was $500. In single file this NUMBER
would have extended at least 18 miles and, When
could have como less than or j. miles TO
reach the place, it is surely no longer
necessary to reply to shose Eho 1aeerea as
, 1874-07-19

3C0 SOUTH CLARK-sT., CHICAGO,
Mar bs consulted, personally By natl }res Ct eharx..
nlT nhE1icau city who warrants cu1cs or
{itScs hoot1, l. to 2. Su1days hQ11 70 Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-02
HORSE and CARRIAGEM MARK Ell
NEw-Yonx. Thursday. Oct. 1. 1874.

NEw-YORK, Thursday, Oct. /, 1874.
The improvement il the city trade in horses,
which We had occasion TO nouce in our last week s
review has continued the opening OF the current
week. although not so marked expected and,
notwithstanding interruption by the rainy weather
Il has shown daily rising average in the volume Of
business which, though usual standard Of
The son. nevertheless productive OF better and
more hopeful feeling generally. In the Bulbs lead
Market the nd for work horses fair also for
prime truck the latter sell from $3.50 10 $3.50
IN the hgherprced class OF stock, transactions were
fewer Dealers pleasure horses show less desire 20
force sales than az the beginning OF the week, but
buyers with cash money hand easily obtain con-
cessiOns
Sales at public auction OF horses. carriages harness,
and general horse equipments Will be held usual to-
morrow friday, Oct. 2. at the following marts:
BY Mr.. Arch. Johnston in Thirteenth.st.. Uni
versity- place, at 10 a. N.
BY Messrs. Van Tassel Kearney, in East Thirteenth
st., FOurth-ave.
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CTONINGTGN LINE for NEWPORT and

CTONINGIGN LINE for NENPORI ana
- BOSTON
The new magnificent steamer RHODE ISLAM Inensys
Thur.dsgs and Saudays the ee-nt steamer NAhkAGAN
SBTT Monday and fridays IRON Pier 50 North RIVER
Et Of Jaw ST. Boston ahead Of all other lines
Tickets railroad ohces and ieroons secured
Al he Office Of go 40 3l9 Brosdway
A DIX VEAL Freight Agent La" FlLKNS GenL Pass Agent
b. = BABCOCK President
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w PORT, T. L-Carrying the T. 3 Mail
Passenger for this line and trains
from Crane Central Depot arriving 500 Also
SUNDAYS $40 Srepng arriving at Newport Al
THEODORE WARREN. Superintendent.
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Cooks.

MAN COOK.-A Frencnman "a prOfessed
vi s kinds prefers private ian
or boarding. house furnish unoube1 references Apply at
ODELLS FRENCH BUREAU 100 West 3ihst Broadway
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Ientisirp.

SO OlM PEOPLE have had teeth ex-
sULVUU trac,ed fresh without pain or In
inv srt additional Our metallic ensmeed
sci. are the highest Prices Of all operations very
moderate location 40 Bsst Twenty hrst opposite Association
Hall p' VAL ~ CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-02
Gertures dno Hleetin9s.

nR. JAMES EDMUNDS of London will de-
woInen special request the Use u Sta
uAnts Hall POurthye and Twenty.
thinfs FRIDAY AFTERNOON Oct 2. AZ ocork H. viii Use
speak kyENISG At = O'Clock, the ball the Die
Of Alcoholic Beverages" Th the Opportunity me
public will have of this distinguished ao
lsson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-02
fnrniInre.

A b. MINTZs, 24S 3d-ave., between 10Th and
o. c. qss and sausTsn dispose Of their easof Cloth
~ aa sN yewey a tbs highest cash pces S Dresses $40
Isse - 10 eiol Panu 81 IS by post paletu-
@AAAs ~ ~ A&xxk u AAASss II tAs siA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-02

Gofrls.
CT. DENIS HOTEL european Plan), Broad
way and Revenths Naturalization the best the ci
80, srt.cI,ss Gro W. HUNT, Manager.
'VHE ST. JAMES HOTEL
(Cor 26th and Broadway,
NOW OPEN European plan The Hotel has been Thoroughly
spaD refurnsed in the most comfortable and eAo
crate manner
c T JONES NORTON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-12

THOMAS It. TAsKER, in. STEPHEN p. Nj. TAsKRR.
MORRIS, TASKER 81 co.
PASCAL IRON WORKS.
Philadelphia.
TASKER IRON WORKS,
New Castle, DEL
once, FIFTH AND TASKER SITS, Philadelphia.
ONCE and Warehouse, 10 Gold Street, New York.
once and Warehouse No. SO Oliver St. Boston.
MANUFACTURERS OF
WROUGHT IRON WELDED TUBES, plain, galva
nlzed and Yrlbber-codted, for Gas, Steam and
Water.
LAP-wELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER
TUBES. - -.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS.
BRASS VALVES AND COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM-FITTERS' TOOLS.
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE.
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS.
IMPROVED C0AI~GAS APPARATUS. etc
we would call special attention TO our Patent WI
canized Ruhher-coated Tube. mar22-lf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-12

lust RECElVED--A NEW LOT OF
81 piano stools, for sale cheap at
R0BRLKN a BRO,
ITO Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-12

Being solicited by Il number of the most prOIni-
nent citizens OF Wilmington. we have concluded to
establish in this community the above company, and
will he thankful for the PATRONAGE OF all who wish
to buy the best article from 10 to 40 per cent below
The present prices.
aug5l-lm j. H. CONROW SUN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-12
9ff gealers.

10 pounds daily, 80 cents each delivery; 100
pounds daily 10 each delivery 800 pounds and up
wards, at Sl2 per ton.