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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-17

GEO. 8. GRUBB, BROKER
All kinds OF Stocks and Loans Bought and Sold ON
Commission. ANY amount of money raised on pro-
per security. Promissory notes specially.
febl0-1y
JOSEPH FouT sell.
ENTERPRISE, HARLEIGH, LEHIGH AND
SHAWNEE COAL. AT soHuYLKILL PRICES.
We try to excel all our neighbors In the prepara-
tlon Of our Coal ; how far we have succeeded we
will leave our customers TO say for US.
once, Orange and Water streets.
apr1s-1yof JOSEPH FouT.
GE.G5 NUT, $685. STOVE COAL,
po screened and delivered VIZ X ! ssawN
feb1s-iyof South OF Market street Bridge.
VyHE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
NO, 4 WEST TdIRD STREET.
Biz per cent. Interest. Open TneBday and bAtdf-
day evenings, and every day. A. q. Grimshaw,
Treas. j. r. Wales, n. D.. Prcst John r. Miller,
Clerk. le27tf
MERRIoK, JOHNSON 8 co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS
,ssaAs slxsa AsD AAassr sis., wiL, OBI.
TlN't.''i,
ss6oO WILMINGTON CITY LOAN.
ii, SHARES FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
se,oOu DELAWARE X. II. EXTENSION BONDS
20 SHARES WILMINGTON q NEW CASTER R.
r. STOCK
80 SHARES DELAWARE r. X. BToOk.
1anD-ly
PONDS AND STOCKS
FOR BALE.
..t.Aus - ass
Y@o ulrY rAsssNeER HALLWAY soNDa.
ao SHARES pELAwAnR RAILROAD sTo
sooo wlLm lNtiToN CITY LOAN.
1000 DEL. n. n. isr MORTGAGE BONDS.
't'''' -
rAssAas TICKETS TO EUROPE al REDUCED
RATES.
Ii. y ROBINSON + Co.
hANKERb,
FOURTH hED MAHRTr sTREE'rs,
YlGMINaToN. DELAWARE.
4 ,HAh. CAMBloS & No.,
sArREns, .i4, AND BlsUKn,,H,
no ss SOUTH rHlRD 81, rniLAnnLrnlA
| DRALRRs N
COY YkhNMENr SECURITIES. aoi.ii. SILVER. az
stocks and bonds bought aud sold ou commission
Particular attention given 10 Investments.
DELAWARE STATE BONDS
ANTED.
Persons holding Bonds of the State. ,iae January ls
1870, can have
tD
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST
to the Farmers Bank, nj Dover.
r. H. DAVIS,
augllawrp state Treasurer.
i WILMINGTON CITY LOAN
FOR TIE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE WATER WORKS
TWO huaDRED THousANH DOLLARS.
ts4OO,00O.l
Or Wilmington lity Bonds are offered for nue Ii
sums of Fifty Dollars and Its multiple.
In the Act OF the Legislature of Delaware, au
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-17

THE FIRST
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENINSULA AGRICULTURAL
PoMoLoGIcAL ASSOCIATION.
F..
VIII be held Oh the New Fair Grounds,
AT MiDDLEroNN, DELAWARE, On
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEP
TEMBER "a, "a and 90 1874
fhkMl uAiS. S.....s..........s......... S1sOOO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-17

GE.G5 NUT, 1886 STOVE COAL,
HDO screened and delivered BY
WIN. j. BROWN,
feb1s-ly0f South OF Market street Bridge.
rTyHE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
NO, A WEST TdIRD STREET
Bix per cent. interest. Opon Tuesday and batuf-
Treas. j. p. Wales, N. d. Prcs't John +. Miller,
Clerk le27tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-17

DINING AND kEFRRsHMENT sALooAs
Upon the tfrOund where guests will he served at
reasonable charges.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-17

THE BERKs COUNTY FAIR-aREAT sUCoRss--RE-
Prs--PoLITIcAL-ALLEGED ATROCITIES TO-
WARD PupILs OF TnE ORPHANS HOME OF woArELs-
DoRF-THE MATTER TO BE INvEsTIoATED-NuT-
SIEG aRATINGs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-17

JUST lssuEp-FoR SALE BY ALL NEWS DEAL
ERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

The Importance OF Term mil Facilities
Funding the Canal Debt To BE OPP
posed-A Railway Commission Urged
Delays. ON Railroads and the Damage
60 Merchants.
The Board OF Managers OF the New YORK Cheap
Transportation Association met yesterday after
ooon at the rooms In Pearl street. The meeting
was lengthy and important one.
me president, Mr.. Il. p Baker, read an address
on the question OF terminal facilities, In which was
the following recommendation -
Would recommend that your Committee on Terminal
FseAhtes be instructed to give their views this sub
sci co SIs IN dea Than are found in their last report
aa Il ey dee e eaped I
and city, and giving US suit
The Treasurer stated that In the treasury at
present there remained some s2,416.
1t was decided that committee OF twelve 90 to
Albany on Thursday next to urge the passage OF
tne Dill creating railroad commission Among
b. Claim.
~, the following resolutions concerning the fund.
ing OF the canal ana general iund debts were
passed condemning the proposed measure
Resolved, That the New York Cheap Transportation
ASSOCIATION eiiny and earnestly protest AGAINST
ton relative to funding the canal and funding debts
Resolved, That the foregoing resolution be forwarded
tothe President OF the senate aud the Speaker the
laid before their RESPECTIVE houses
In the discussion which took place upon this
Mr.. +. EdsOn, the President OF the Produce Elk
change, said that the delays on the railways were
very OnerOus and sometimes caused great loss to
the Shippers. There are complaints every day;
and there was no greater cause OF embarrassment
in trade. The delays are frightful.
MI Drake said that Mr.. carlos Cobb had recently
made claims, and that they did not seem IN the
way OF adjustment The railroads promised that
they would do Things squarely, and when 1t came
to the point, they got out OF it and managed TO
avoid responsibility.
MI. Thuroer said that the only way was to have
exclusive freight lines and elevators In New York.
The following are the letters referring to this
NATTER
Mr. Hill. Of the Committee on Terminal Facilities,
said That correspondence was in progress with
Jour Of the main roads regarding the objects OF the
association. Mr.. -, OF the Committee on
Claims said that several of these claims were IN
process OF adjustment.
Mr. Theodore +. Lees read long paper proving
that the neglect OF means OF transportation, dock
age, and harbOr facilities Is the fruitful cause OF
the loss OF commercial prosperity TO cities and
proved his case by naming Venice, Antwerp, &C.,
OF old; and argued that il New YORK. with her un-
surpassable facilities, did not move to make some
improvements IN this way she would lose her
commercial precedence in America
Alter the passage OF "a few uninpOrtant resolu-
lions the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
FLASHES FROM THE PRESS,

There are $4,000 women in the Iowa oranges
each OF whom Is entrusted with q vote.
They are about establishing mill at Springfield
ILL.,, to manufacture paper from the indian mallOw
plant, better known as STAMP weed.n
Mississippi paper wants new editor The last
one went out with revolver to uphold an editorial
and he returned III a wheelborrow with blanket
over him.
In an unoccupied building in Montgomery, Ala
flesh rotted from the bones, SO that 1t had to be
sh0veued into coffin.
Colonel J. w. South, lessee OF the Kentucky
Pemtentlary, commenced his fourth year on the
"a inst, and on That day paid into the State
Treasury $l1,15 $4,000 OF It being for rent.
FAREWELL Susan-you have driven me to the
grave" wrote John Larch, OF Alabama Jour years
ago. and LETT the note on the river bank. He was
arrested IN Cincinnati the other day, living with
another woman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
AsrUSEM

-, -. ~~>~~~>~~~->~~~~~
N U. nl VLinrlC NO. 62l
Open at 7; curtain at 7s45
The most chaste beautiful and amusing Of variety spe-
cialty musical and character artists '''
presented on any stage.
We seek IN vain through Times historic page,
Since sock and buskln came TO be the rage,
OF such wondrous skill and art
As at the Olympic
Where every nation on the globe combined.
For thirty cents TO capuvate the mind.
Entrance the fancy, fascinate the heart
As now at the Olympic.
A vERITABLE DRAMATIC MILLENNIUM
NOTHING SUCCEEDS so WELL AS SUCCESS.
CARNIVAL. OF MIRTH, MIMICRY AND MUSIC.
chance in the programme. Those
renowned Musical Wonders
THE BERGER FAMILY
Gaiaxy OF stars and new acts new The WORLDS
IN variety, spe scenes, and spe- Greatest Hu-
sHcisia s0S' sEs 'al'is& s&MGFFiiH k SHt
mighty won An SELL, tn his
ger and admira- Army rendition OF
Won OF thou of Character the Funny Side
sands. in Farce of Humanitv
Dance, song, and Bur
JUBILEE OF PUN. FKoLic AND FASCINATION.
EVEN EVENING AND WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
NJ ,, 49, DAY MATINEES
To conclude with j. j. McCoskeys new sen tona local
drama,
M, TIE ARABS or NEW YORK
READ MAT iHE NEW YORK HERALD SAYS
MISUNDERSTANDING The volcanic eruption OF stars the
cataract Of artistic planets the maelstrom OF atrac-
Laughter or paroXysms OF delghts.h
Admission -taInlly circle 80 cents; parouet and
dress circle, " cents; reserved seats balcony and
orchestra, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

l BLOCK FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. AT l3l
L West Twenty third street-Desrable Rooms, with
Board tor gentlemen. separate together at moder-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

XNANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY, IN Ex-
change for improved Real Estate, onethird to one.
half OF Steamboat from $50 to $50 feet long, fitted up
9r good paying short day route. Address CHELSEA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

I DOOR FROM PARK AvENUE.-TO LET, WITH
l. Board, a handsomely furnished square Room, with
modern lnprov terms moderate references No.
lO2 East Thirty fifth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

a OR HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
II let, with Board, to gentleman and wife single
gentlemen. l4l Macdougal corner of Fourth street,
facing Washington square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

I HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM ON SECOND
floor; also other Rooms. with without Board;
house newly painted and furnished moving in May.
3O7 w est Twenty second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

WANTED-BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, ROOM
" ana Board In private family. between Broadway
ana SKIN avenue, North Washington square and Four
tenth street; references required. Address r. ID. b.,
} Herald office. '- n. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

3 THIRD STORY CONNECTING ROOMS ON THIRD
= floor TO let. with Board family private ana Ameri
cam references: terms reasonable. No Cottage place
near Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

CD FLOOR HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, FOR
- gentleman and wife, with superior Board s25; loca
ton Thirty bird street. Fifth Address NJ
Herald Uptown Branch Office l165 Broadway. Refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

81 = EAST THIRTY-THIRD STREET-NEATIY FUR
CIC nished Rooms, with withou; Board also Rooms
suitable for light housekeepng fire, bath gas
IN Nprata torn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

CS1 WEST TWENTY. FIRST sTREET.-BACK PAR.
LCt Tor 10 let with Board tor two closets hot a nd
cold water, gas; refer snces exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

OCT WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN SEW.
LCl enth and Eighth avenues.-A handsomely fur
nshed front Room second floor 10 rent with Board,
TO gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen terms
moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

eth AVENUE TIKI ATRE
- 18th street, Broadway Begins atR Over AT la<
Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY. Proprietor and Mansxer
EVERY NIGHT
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
MT. ". S. Gilberts great comedy Of ltte
CHARITY,
received nightly with such alternate raptres Of laughter
plause and tears and much enthusiasm tile fall
OF the curtain every act by crowded. fashionable and
delighted audiences, compel the postponement Of
all novelties until every has seen this truly great
and intense drama.
Magnificent new scenery. elaborate Costumes and the
following cast
Dr. ATIIELNY. ..................Mr CHARLES FISHER
TED ATHELNEY. ..................-Mr. d. II. HARKINS
Mr. sMAILEY ..............Mr FRANK HARDENBER0
Mr. FITz.PARTINGToN.. ..........Mr. JAMES LEWIS
NJ M MT. W. lJANlO0E
THE BUTLER. Mr.. FRANK CHAPMAN
Mrs. VANBRUGH.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss ADA DYAS
SARA yEWETr
RUTH rREDGETT.......... Miss FANNY DAVENPORT
Act LA Brand from the Burning.
Act IlL-hunted Down.
Act Iv.-The Tramp and Her Protectress are Quits.
CHARITY MATINEE
SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-05
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FEBRUARY INA.


February, MA
FROM wAsHINaTox CITY.
s M Psn. e so sas =. P My ss.'s.
'. M B;M.i%sss. ,ana.po''' Piedmont and all
'o0a m. Ss ,mo Ysrf, PhI'.dsIRni:, Boston, Bal
Siis. -: Louis. Sols%sa:, s:nas.Iy,
saG Mss: sss
F aa%.S ssansy Did y.sy
soa. m. Baltimore. Annapolis and all Way Sta
1000 a. m. Baltimore and Relay only.
i:0om. Bssls h,, EllieOtt CITY sud all Way
loop. m. New Yori, Philadelphia. Norfolk, Bal
L.uSs RSs, ,nS 4. a
fsImediate Way Stations west OF
s:l5p. m. Baltimore. Frederick and all Way Sta
s:sop. m. Point Of, Rocks, Frederick ,nd Way
esp. m. B.!timore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
sop. m. Pill delph,. and Baltimore. supper at
'' H. si: f fss. .a%ss: &
wheeling 4ss, t9S III, !. ws. Pullman
m: New 90rf Fl Fhii.dspSis Boston, Baltl
"o m. bsii sTs5S ~ i A M;S Stations
train, ran &c :sop IL SS,e Relay House
For further information apply q, the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Oaices. Washington Station; and
taken for baggage to be checked and received at
any point Ia the city. ,,,o. e,nn
Master q e REFRIGERATION mis
Ge GES.s T' RSoA Afszn''
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DRnPOSALS FOR LUMBER FOR THE
AND NAyYDAPARTMENT BUILDING,

~. u.
OFFICE OF sUPERvIsING ARCHITECT.
Gala, WAsniNGToN, d. G., FEB. q, ~. 5
e ay b Of Il
Pshins and a.; delivering the following schedule Of
600 feet 3; sc tmore or iessJ southern Pine Rails
As o feet B. n aaors OF less, Southern Pine Floor
ing: gIoSyed .ndtonsnsd, u inch thick, and
500 feet B; n; tmore or ls..J Mahogany, to finish
soo feet 5. II. tmore or less, Mahogany, to finish
T., COO feet b. H. tnore or Iess) Mahogany to finish
J. inch thick, and to be richly figured for door
.oofsei b: N; tmore or less, Mahogany, to finish
., coo f.tt 3. NJ (more or less) Mahogany, to finish
All tn" preceding schedule Of lumber must be of
;i very beet quality Of their respective kinds thor
Smxny .easoned. and free from large knots sap;
in such lengths and IN such Quantities As will be
called T for by the Superintendent:
heart stuff free from all defects, none other will
The mahogany to be of the best quality Honduras.
Samples Of each of the above woods will be sub
Paym, nts will be made on the delivery and &C.
nee Of material deducting ten per centum I'M
u bds :. Q. Sv the pen bond
eaaS h., the sss, %
Sci the security 70 BE- eeEtised by The United
ne District Attorney Of The district wherein he re-
sides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Government 10 do SO. and any bid that Is not made
ments Of this advertisement viii not be considered;
o ss IN s
trade and who have the necessary facilities for
Propo,ais win be inciosed in q sealed envelope,
Endorsed S''' ''f LUMBER n T. i MGfIFr !.
frh.3 Supervising Architect,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-05

PROPOSALS FOR "PLASTERING MATE
L RIALS'' FOR THE SOUTH WING OF THE
STATE. WAR AND NAVY DEPART-
OFFICE OF SCPERvlsING ARCHITECT
s.,,sS R c. sss1e9 H.
until u m Of ths It'll day of March, lS7i for fur.
nishng and delivering the following schedule Of
plasterer's materials At the New State, War and
Navy Departments Building, Washington, ID. G.:
600 barrels (more or iess) best quality llasterers
100 barrels (more lessl best quality Plaster of
Paris, Of Isaac's or wortherspoon's brands,
or brands equal thereto.
zoo cubic yards tore or iess) Of sharp, clean river
800 barrels more Iess) sharp, clean White Sand
200 bushels lmore or LEAST loaE, cry ana clean
Samples ofesch OF the above items to be submitted
Payment will be made ON the delivery and accept
ance of materials, deducting ten per centum until
tie completion of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond Of
two responsible. persons In the sum oftwo thousand
form the contract. II awarded TO him: the sufi-
cheney Of the security to be certified by the United
State. Judge, Clerk OF the United States Court, or
The District Attorney Of the district wherein he
sides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids, IL IL be deemed for the interest OF the
Government to do 50; and any bid that Is not made
on the printed form to be obtained in this Office, and
docs not conform In every respect to the require
OF this advertisement. wifi not be considered
neither will any proposal be received from parties
who are not Themselves engaged In the manufacture
OF lime, plaster, &C., and who have not the
sary facilities for Furnishing the materials.
Proposals will be inclOsed In q sealed envelope,
indorsed Bids for PlAsterer: MstsTias; and ad-
fe.J Supervising Architect.
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l. THE SOUTH WING OF THE NEW STATE,
wARANDNAvY DEPARTMENTS BUILD
ING. WASHINGTON, ID. C.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
WAsHINeT4N, d. c., Feb. q, ig4.
until Ie M. eth day Of March. 1874 for furnish
ing and delivering the following schedule of Marble
%STk Il ,hs s.s Navy Depart
10, 900 tmore Or iess) White Marble Tiles, I2xlcxl
500 tmo Sr ' or iess) Halfdo. do.
l. $50 feet superficial tmore or Iess) Black Marble
- BORDERS Of Various us, widths, from 4inches up,
Bids will be received for furnishing the White
Tiles Of best quality white-veined Italian white
fes u bss an.y or
Lyonaise marble, or red Vermont slate; the Borders
Of best quality black Belgian, or Glenn's Falls
The whole Of the tiles and bordering must be one
inch full In thickness, with sawn backs and the
edges cut full to the square and perfectly true the
Bidders will state the description of marble they
propose to furnish, and VIII submit samples along
with their bids.
Payments will be made on delivery and accept
ance Of materials. deducting ten per centum until
the completion Of the contract.
of Two responsible persons, in Tie sum Of three
thousand i've hundred dollars, 90, 6oO,) that the
bidder will accept and perform the contraes. II
ceriiaed BY the United States Judge, Clerk OF he
United States Court the District Attorney Of the
district wherein he resides. Cd. - - +.
all bids IL it deemed for the interest OF the
Government to do So and any bid that 10 not made
the printed form, to be obtained In this ONCE,
quircments of this advertisement, Will not be con-
parties who are not themselves engaged in the
ties for furnishing the materials.
Proposals will &c inclosed in Q sealed envelope,
indorsed, bids for Marble wesk and Addressed
fen Supervising Architect.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ZOE.
TREASURY DrrAsrxESr, /,

TREASURY DKPARrNRHf,l
WAsHINoroS, .. c.. March 3 1874
sealed proposals. 90 furnish Ice 10. this Depart;
be received until noon. March IL. lsst. ~
The Ice TO Be furnished must be kenneoee zee: O
the best quality. Ice equat thereto clear aud nee
from snow, dirt pr other impurities, 10 the satihe.
ton Of the receiving ofcef, aud to be delivered IN
b. required.
To be weighed by the Treasury scales. and 70 Be
paid for monthly, upon proper vouchers, audited
and approved In due form.
BIDS must be ~ price per ton Of .ssso pounds to
the ton.
deposit OF esoo United States curreacy Or eoaasl
must accompany ,ch bid security thss u u eea.
uine and In good faith, be returned the unauee
ceefai bidders AFTER the award Of the contract snd
be retained security the contract Of the sue.
cessful bidder.
The right to reject any all bids or TO waive de.
TO do 30, Il reserved.
Bids should be Endorsed ..proposs,s for Ice, ~
should be addres sed TO II. y. VANDERBILT,
Acting Chief CLERK Treasury Departmsn'
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DROPOSALs FOR CHAIN IRON.

ca. WAsnIScIcx, p. g: Feb: z. iHA
Will lc received At this 0fce unl u the let ~ ut
APRIL .ls., for the below. .crib best American
Chain Iron, TO be delivered free Of expense to the
Government at the Warrington Navy Yard. sub.
Satisfactory 10 the Comman liant OF the said navy
yard. and at such times and In such may
be called for by him. The last delivery TO be prior
RmRExu EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
inches long, laTo pounds.
LES links Chain Iron. sis inches diameter, Is
inches long. STA pounds.
SIS links ein iron, i0-i6 inches diameter, 191
o,s IN ir nc ifSnE. adGo pounds: ,ou
inches long, q, 70e pounds.
ssslinks Chain Iron, l2-lG inches diameter, n
inches long, lat0) pounds.
$50 links Chain Iron, isis inches diameter, 21A
inches long, =, 80 pounds.
the iron they propose to Furnish marked with their
names in bar OF (six) feet long, of each Of the
differ Mt sizes required to the Commandant of the
Washington Navy Yard These bars Will be subject
to competitive tests and will be required TO stand1
the square-inch section when turned down to the
usual shape and size of testing piccrs in the yard.
All the iroh called for to be delivered in straight
lengths. free from flaws, rugged ends and other de-
iron falling below the required test will be rejected
and remain at the risk of the bidder until removed
The award VIII be made to the lowest responsible
bidder whose iron Of the different sizes comes up to
Responsible security will be required for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the Iron when
Blank forms for bidders can be had at this ONCE.
6. L. THORNTON,
TD,r- Trsp
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PArEr AGHHn,

| PATENT A0B111. - =.
suTp.s.ed lssiiitic: ~ An. and for. PsteSss.
Soossars H. epp RS ,es se o S.es
PoDoI z sos; 4ss m g. sctser q e. =.
Df. 81 sis E.: a: g.: 81 e Once Sses
c.M. Parks. xe I'm e.: U. .. and Foreign Patents
THi Adds PHoToenAfR GALLERY,- III "a. ave:
,o, spssi.l ,s!ensiGa !iyea 70 Sopyias
PIUNDER8 AND 0AD.FITTER9.
ALIx r. SHErHERD 3 Co. ,eioPa. ave-. bet. 9Th and
ssers and SSoies.ie an. Es retsa Dealers IL ali
lind; Of supple. appe 70 the trade; :,
and nsr :ss. :evss .
orders from city Q. county for work or goods
..'snssf ): = ss: c.n:
sSog nS "a RI ast sss
PRINTING OFFICES.
BEARDsLEY ksXoDGRAse. "a p. av., bet. ~ 4 9Th.
PRODUCE AND PROvlSl0NS.
SHOOT & EicHILBERoER, NV. cor. 9Th and II sts.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NoTssn BaoaaIs Is street Dept
DYIR&DAyIDsoNP Pa. av., 18th ST., or Nilburn's
RESTAURANTD.
JOHN WELcKKR. 18th ST., bet, N.Y.ave. and H Of.
sCHOOL4 AND COLLEGES.
sl..; 2; e: Spencer. Presdeat. SEND for circular.
up vii Do we'll Sg Ssn mn1 a. 'f f nh
between X and L. Terms easy.
SEWING MACHINES,
sSs e s. sts y r. :is
70 naae Fey e Rsv ,of No
az an, ,ne they need no tension
J. KARR, 90 Pa ave-, Agent for Howe's new i'm
proved Sewing Machines, which have no equal.
SHIRT FACTORIEs.
DKyLIN Z Co., tof New York, Ilos st., near llth
SHOOTING GALLERIES.
The NEW PATENT RIFLE, Geo. Hess, Aosth ct
SILVER PLATERS.
RoBT.A. WHrTEHAND, sos d. st., bet. sth and 9th.
STAIR BUILDERS.
BnTsT PuMrHHfI; stair , Builders, cor 9th and
STAMPING DEPOTs..
WM. PRINCE. 1909 street, between 18th and 18TH
Mrs. ZYPPREcHT. 5o4 18th st. Also, Dress-makinE.
STATIONERY. dc.
Beg: T. FRESca s,s 18th st under Nat. Metropol-
f'an Bank, Stationery, &C. speciality.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
ALrx. n. SHEPHERD & Co., sIop rs. av.. bet. 9th
and 10th sts. See Plumbers and Gas Filters.
STOVES, sHEETIRON 4 TIN WARE.
W. d. WYvILL, Is: Pa. av., near ~ ct.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
S; ss IN Ct, near HI Wholesa s,n and
Paper. Matches, &c. Branch Of s. High ST., q II.
TRUNKS, &C.,
JAM 5. ToPHkM Co., as eth ST.. next to Odd
Fellows Hall: Fine Sole Leather and Dress
Trunks, Salises. Travelling Bags, Ladies'
salehels. Belts, Russia. Calf and Morocco Pock-
ct Books. Shawl Straps, Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes, &C., &c. Also Fine Harness, saddlery,
Carriage Robes. &c.
CMBRELLAS. CANES. &c.
cHAs. q. PKARCE. Illa Pa. ave-. bet. Iith i5lhs
WM. RoGERs, 100 nth ST., near Penna. avenue.
CPHOISTERERs.
W. r. CRANrsEY. l0i: street northwest.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
J. s. HkNArLT Son. Importers, tcoo st. n. ".
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
I. EDw CLARK Co., Gil Louisiana avenue.