The daily gazette., 1874-10-26

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The arrangement Of the various articles
is at once pleasing and tasteful. All the
light and fancy articles are placed at the
forward portion Of the first floor. while
the heavy articles and machinery are in
the rear Of the room. Up stairs the art
de 1artment in placed to the front, while
t le rear portion of the floor is occupied
| by the sewing machines, fine furniture,
paper hangings, fancy and antiquated
articles, and varieties. Combined, they
form O most attractive exhibition which
al our people would do well to witness.
We have prepared with great care the
following list OF all the articles on exhi-
| bition, which we have classified under
appropriate headings:
THE FIRST FLOOR.
Z. & A. Belts, one 2t-inch planer, one
rildial drill Pusey & Rice, two ice plows
| and markers, one dozen ice hooks, one
hand plow. four pairs ice tongs, two
axes, two pond bars, onepair of hoisting
tongs; John Taylor, one improved hoist
ing machine; Lobdell Car Wheel Com
pany, fifteen car wheels, one chilled roll
and bearings, patent steam cylinder, one
casting, two half wheels, thirty -four pie
ces brass and iron boxes, two car boxes
and bearings, % pieces of iron; J. T..
Mitchell, Philadelphia, one steam ham,
mer, one grind stone; George Hirzel,
five bolt cutters, three turbine water
wheels, one punch and rod cutter, two
steam engines, one boiler, three vcgeta-
BILE cutters; A. l.. Henderer Il Co., one
patent engine and boiler, Shapley's pat
ent; this engine propels all the machin-
cry in the building; Trump Bros, four
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pieces of brackets. lot Of designs. &C.; A.
Denio, one small engine, ono steam chest,
one crate bar pattern, &C.; Robt. II.
Grimshaw, relief valve and nozzle;
Remington, Bayley & Co., three turbine
| water wheels, one small engine-this en-
gine is but six inches long, has half
inch stroke, and is capable Of making
about 5000 revolutions per minute; VIM.
Marshall, one small engine, one horse
power, l0.inch fly wheel, q inch bore, 81
inch stroke, capable of making 800 revo-
lutions per minute; Edward Foreman,
small engine, one horse power; the work
ings of these diminuttive engines were
greatly admired; Pusey, Jones Il Co., two
column pumps, 2 cx-pulleys, eleven mod
els of ship hulls, one wire guide, two
rremper cut offs, two hitching posts
three coal schutes, one counter shaft, two
hangers, six pulleys, &c.
GROCERIES AND FRUIT.
Il. II. Jones, 26 buckets of mince meat,
60 buckets of fruit butter, 81 pounds of
fat, one box of raisins, five fruit stands,
lot of apples &c; VIM. Il. Bowman, four
teen samples of teas, nine of coffee, half
dozen buckets OF mince meat, three cases
of tomatoes, one case of peaches, one
case of shaker corn, four fruit buckets.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Babcock & Bro, six pairs OF mems fine
shoes; E. Burns, one case of ladies' and
gents fine shoes; VIM. A. Turner & Co.,
one shoe case, containing eleven pairs OF
fancy shoes,
LEATHER AND MOROCCO.
S. Postles, three dozen of morocco,
three East India goat skins; Maltritz &
Richardson, one case Of fancy colored
morocco; Chas Ba' ID, morocco and green
skins; c. 4 j. Pyle. one enamel hide, two
bundles Of beam sides, one side of skirt
ing, two sides Of topping leather, speci-
mems OF pebble grain, vamp, shoe tipping
and other feathers. ttI
| PLAIN AND FANCY SOAPS.
Moore & Bro, one cake Wilmington
City Soap, weighing 1000 pounds. one
large cake olive soap. weighing 300
pounds, and large supply of plain and
fancy soaps; Robert Carsweli, one large
cake of soap, $50 pounds.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND PERFuMERy.
b. & G. Shoemaker, one case Of fancy
perfumery and chemicals. very fine: Il
Bringhurst & Co., four cases and five
stands containing drugs, chemicals
sponges, perfumery and toilet articles
Smith & Painter, one medicine chest, one
large piece sugar of milk, fancy articles
} Edw. McInall, Jr., Crystal Pri,ssiate OF
Potash, crystal. Of alum, crystalized blue
vitrol, glass shade of drugs, drugs, per-
i. fumery. toilet and fancy articles. All
. the above displays were large and at
tractive.
| CARRIAGES AND CARRIAGE MATERIALS.
McLear & Kendall, one pony Phaeton
Gatta x Kaiser, one express wagon; Cool
ing 4 Co.. one spar buggie; VIM. Green
Co., one Jenny Lind carriage body
with Blessings patent shifting seat iron;
Spl niger. Morley & Cause, three sets OF
|, carriage wheels, and O model, one bundle
of spokes, four hubs; John Green, one
piano-box buggie.
CAKES AND CONFECTIONERY.
David Lemon, one case of fine confec-
!, tionary, cakes, crackers and biscuit, one
coconut grinder; w. & ]. Lang, collec-
: tion OF fancy cakes, crackers and fine
biscuit.
| COAL.
Chas. Warner & Co., samples of Lehigh;
Shawnee, Lackawanna, and otf er Goals
Geo. w. Bush & Son, quantity Cf bltum.
inous coal, one model of coal bins.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE AND JEwELRY
Thos. Y. de Normandie, four cases OF
silver plated ware; Benz. s. Clark, one
case of diamond spectacles.
: HARDWARE AND COACH TRIMMINGS.
Garrett, Kent & Co., VIM. Green & Co.
coach hardware, VIM. ii. Billany, two
, washers and wringers. one case of tools
| eight meat cutters, two sausage filters
two pairs of scaleg; Bellah Il Elliott, one
drill press, three tenon cutters, seven
: bundles OF iron,. stocks, dies, blankets
bellows, springs, axles, varnish, sledges,
one bit cutter, nails, &c.
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Y. Pickles, eight stoves, two with fix.
| lures, two coal buckets; Wan. Robinson
three stoves, one coal hod, planished pots
three spittoons; James c. johnson, five
stoves, one fire place heater, two clothes