Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-26

carriage wheels John Green, piano box buggy.
Confectionery. Lemon a case Of hne con-
feotions and a oocoanut grinder; W. 4 J. Lang,
OF fancy cakes, crackers and biscuits.
OodL-Chas. Warner d Co., samples of Le-
high, Shawnee and Lackawana coal; Geo. W.
Bush Son, several varieties Of coal and mod
el of coal bins. l.a. n
S,luer and Plated Ware.-T. Y. deNormandie,
cases of silver and other plated wares Benja-
min Clark case OF diamond spectacles.
CodchDldkers and other Hardware Garrett,
Kent Il Co., and VIM. Green & Co., lot Of coach
hardware W. H. Billany, washers and ring
ers, a case of tools, meat cutters, sausage
filters, pairs of scales Bellah Elliott. drill
press. tenon cutters, bundles of iron, stocks,
dies, bitt cutter and general assortment of
hardware. 5-..
Groceries and Ffuu-R H. Jones, 26 buck
ets of mince meat, 80 buckets of fruit butter, 56
pounds of fat, one box rasins, fruit stands, lot
of apples &C.; W. r. Bowman, IA samples OF
teas and o of coffees 6 buckets Of mince meat, Q
cases Of tomatoes, one can of peaches, one case
OF shaker corn, fruit baskets. ~
Boots and .Shoes.-Bahcock d Bro, 9 pairs OF
mems fine shoes =. Burns, case OF ladies' and
gents fine shoes VIM. A. Turner u Co., ! shoe
case, containing II pairs of fancy shoes.
Leather and Morocco.-S Postles, 8 dozen
pieces of morocco, and East India goat skins ;
Maltritz Il Richardson, a case of fancy colored
morocco Charles Baird, morocco and green
skins @. h ]. Pyle. an enamel hide, bundles
of beam sides, a side of skirting, sides of top
ping leather, specimens Of pebble grain yamp
ahoe-tipping and other feathers.
Plain and Fancy Goods.-Moore Bro
cakes of Wilmington City and Olive soaps
Weighing 800 pounds each, and a large supply of
fancy soaps Robert Carswell, cake of soap
weighing $50 pounds.
Printing Material & Webb, chromatic
and Hoe presses O. A. Rudolph, novelty print
ing press.
Misoelldneous-W. Brennan, gentleman 3
wig Julia Pursall, vase Of ladies hair VIM.
Jones, an air castle Of straws Mrs. II. A. Todd,
an afghan ]. r. Myrick, rifle j. ii. d g. r..
Greenman and s. r. Ball & Co., wall paper and
paper hanging materials, window shades, &c.
w. s. Bullock, lot horse shoes B. r. Heisler,
sample of Diamond State Oil Finish W. H,
Pierson aud jackson q Sharp Co., sash, doors.
blinds &c. Jno. G. Jackson, set marble steps
P. W. & B. II. R. Co., brass packing rings.
SECOND FLOOR.
Art Departnent- Collections in oil painting
by various artists from G. +. Rudolph, II; L.
Tatnall, Geo. Wilhelmi John O'Byrne, JAS
Bradford, H. s. McComb, John Jones, Lizzie
Duncan, w. G. Whiteley, -Comegys, 1. @.
Grubb and E. e. McIntire NJ. W. Garrett, col.
lection of photographs in oil ID. L. Rice, Jr.,
architectural drawing Thos Sherwin, engrav..
engravngs, curiosities and relics Howard
Pyle, model OF steam engine; Boughman,
Thomas, & Co., statuary by Rogers, DC Mrs. E.
N.Morley, designs in wax Miss Mary 5. Casper
son, E. NJ barley and A D. yandever, collections
of curosities, &c. ; Miss G. Rollins, case of wax
flowers in basket form Isaac Nutter, collection
of coins B. s. matlack, model of vessel.
Dry Goods and Trimmings. by W. NJ. Ken
nard & Co. and NJ. L. Lichtenstein, including
shawls, cloaks and ladies' suits.
Weed, Grover & Baker and Singer, each accom-
panied by samples of work.
Hats, Caps and Furs.-Wm. P. Webb
Books and Stationery Porter & Co., blank
books, records, and general stationers materials
| and bound volumes OF Harknesss Magazine
James & Webb, lot of fancy writing articles ant
| general supplies. .-f
| Antiquarian Department. Eli Crozier, an oil
table, and gravy turreen (; Mrs. J. X. Smith,
half dozen plates 1876 years old, and pitcher g
years old VIM. A. M. Todd, bed and cradl
quilts go years old R. X. Jones, camp-bed
stead, 100 years old, and bed curtain II. Chan
| dler, piece of VIM. Penn's chest, II dishes yer
old, and a specimen of iron ore; VIM. II. Chad
wick, general curiosities birds, &C. E. A
| Parker, delfware and other curiositiel.
| UadeTtdkers.-Thomas j. Giles, burial casket
| Thos. l. Russell, Fiske metal burial casket an
| 2 burial cases.
Cotton Fabrics.-H. NJ. Gambrill, bed ticking
awning, cotton plant, &C.; James Riddle, SO
| & Co., cheviots and tickings; Joseph Bancroft {
Sons, muslins aud umbrella cloth.
| Furniture Il. Booth, bed room suit, &c
Enterprise Manufacturing Co., chamber an
parlor setts; II. A. Malmsten, window shade
and patent cla1r, ii sEur1cKbOn 0 DTO., lhuieb boM
ing table and chamber suit.
Vdrfeties.-Adams Il Bro, Imported dolls an
fancy articles, Rowbotham Il Fraim, table, te
setts, &C.; John Boldly, lot of fancy goods; W
Emery, patent rocking horses.
Miscellaneous. Wild Il Remington, 3 boxe
of honey Isaac Miller, collection of half pen
nies Water Witch Fire Co., one engine, hose
horns, &c Homer Barry, ship pump &c ! W.
Wilkinson, apparatus for fractures, &c II. AIM
worth, belt clamps; George zeiger, vases, bai
kets, flower pots, &c W. G. Phillips, table tre'
ties, folding stools, wood mouldings, dc !
Blum Il Co., samples of fresco painting II. v
Brnie, window ornaments Mrs. seymou
rag rug A. R. Tatman, quilts J. Joohen, ladit
companions ; Board OF Education, seats, map
pictures, &c A. Records, fancy basket
Cobb x Son, patent car seat, opera chairs al
patent buggy scat; w. w Lowering, gener
: collection of pictures and frames L. L. Fran
corsets, bonnets, doll dresses, &c; James u Bro
collection Of pocket knives ~. ID. WinRlow, pa
ent ship ladder.
EXHIBITION NOTES.
This morning, Samuel M. FELTON,, President
the Delaware R. R., placed on exhibition cor
i pete model of the Engine Daniel Webster,
! ! solid silver with gold mountings.
On account of late application, Mr. Bowma
, the grocer, could only obtain a small space
! the exhibition for the display Of his goods whl'
ia entirely inadequate to properly present
$ business to the visitors.
. . Among the curiosities of the exhibition is u
. first piece of china ware ever imported into tl
country and an earthen dish which WIN. Iei
brought over with him two hundred years ag
Il A small engine. with half-inch stroke al
3 capable Of making 5000 revolutions per minni
n attracts considerable attention.
= The Art Gallery was better patronized tn
d any portion of the building on Saturday evenin
!; An Italian band will discourse delicious mus
r at the Fair this evening. We have the autho
: ty of competent judges for saying that SON
n thing exceedingly fine may be expected to-nig
q from this band.
), New exhibitors are constantly bringing thu
l. wares in, and the display will be decidedly b'