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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

UntinIeIy Crilicisni-

[From the New York Journal ot Commerce.
The newspapers are too hard ON Secretary of
the Interior Chandler. Here ard there some
Journal which is glued to the Administration
throws u civil word to tho new Cabinet man.
Bus many Republican newspaper. in good and
regular standing, berates him severely. while
tho opposition press of every shade make him
the butt of ridcule and abuse. In tho midst of
these invectives and dsparaging criticisms which
hurtle all about him, the new Secretary has at
least the right to ask that they may now be dis
continued until he has been tried. And it il on
ly fair to him to grant this suspension OF judg-
ment. Mr. Chandler has an opening now for all
the executive ability, decision of character, and
obstinancy Of purpose which his friends claim
for him. He has but eighteen months to serve
and everything cannot be done IN this short
time. But it might suffice to purify the Indian
Bureau of its worst men and swindling prac-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
The Fast NIaiI Trains.

PRECEDENT nINckLEy's VIEWS IN REGARD TO THEN
THE PRACTICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA, VIII
MINdToN " BALTIMORE co.
reporter of the Philadelphia Inquirer had
the following conversation with President lIinck-
ley, on Wednesday
Q, Is it true that the Southern mail from Now
York lies over hero for two hours owing to your
company's conduct?
A. 1t is not. The morning mail from Now
York does not got here until 10 OF 7l5 A. NJ,
and we start it again at 30 A. M
Y Is that the earliest you can continue the
mail over your road?
A. We could not very well do any better on
our regular trains. without throwing into confu-
sion all our connections. For instance Baltl-
moro Central train starts from onr depot at
a. M, and picks mp passengers and mails
on its line through kennett Square, Ok
ford, &c, connecting with the regular 30 train
at Perryville. II we were to start the train at
s O'Clock, instead OF at $50 (and | WAS inform
cd at the Post Office in this city that thar is the
earliest the Southern mail from New York could
be got out to our train), it would be only saw
ing half an hour. To gain that half hour we
would be compelled to have the Baltimore Cen
tral train start at G30 O'Clock in the morning,
70 az to connect as usual at Perryvilie. This
would be too early altogether, in winter especi-
ally. The same confusion would be caused to
our mails and passengers over the Delaware
railroad, from points in Delaware and Maryland.
q. Can you run the train any faster! "A. we
have within the past week more than made up
tho half hour that could possibly be saved, as be-
fore stated, by shortening the time to Bay View.
We now get to that point, where the connection
s made for Washington, at IL 10. Ii the Balti-
moro and Potomac Road will run from Bay View
to Washington as fast AZ we do from this city to
Bay View, the mail can be delivered in Washing
ton at /. 80 P. M. instead of at 2, As =. M.
q There is an impression in some quarters
that your company should run special mail
train for the purpose is that practicable?
A. Practicable, of course, if tho department
will pay lis for it. Tho fact is, we have only
some two hundred pounds of mail matter per day,
and that would yield us an absurdly small sum
to compensate ris for running special for its
transportation. We actually receive more for
carrying bricks than we do for carrying the
mails. have met the department more than
half way by Offering to bear half .the expenses
attendant upon neccessary improvements in the
transit of mails, but Mr. Jewell informs me that
he has no more monoy-and / know that al
present he has MOTTO bestow on this branch OF
the aervira
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
The Two Partics on Finance.

Edward Atkinson, in his speech at Boston, on
Tuesday evening, ssid =
lt had become evident in the late days that.
Wlile the advocates of continued reputation and
nlshonor the intlatonsta and rag money men
WHO call themselves republicans, wero but hang
erslon,-a sort of wart or excresence upon a
sound body polite, the worry lealers of the DEM
neratlc party. such RI Hendricks and Thurman,
men men whom we had before relied upon for integ-
rlty, conld not be trusted. but joined themselves
wilh PendletOn and Allen in cause which they
themselves have condemned over and over again.
no wou'c, therefore, call upon the republican
party TO close mp its ranks and discard every man
IOr oiloo who was nnhound on this question.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
Societ,cs.
ysFr,Sas rprs EVENING

Fairfax Lodge, No. s, |. o. o. T., at Odd Fol-
owss Hall.
Columbia Lodge No. 2G, l, 0. o. r., at Odd
Follows Hall.
Delaware Tribe, No. /, /. o. II. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall. AS Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
51i Market street.
Lenapc Tribe, No. G, |. o. II. NJ, in Savillo
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at i0t Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, X. OFF,, at Knights of
Pythias Hall, 21l Market street,
Washington Camp, z. o. s. OF A., at Fifth and
Market.
Pioneer Council, No. !, Sovereigns of Indus
try, at NlcCarys Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
The Moody anna NamKey MeetImgs

The Moody and Sankny revival exhibits nc
perceptible diminuton of public interest, the
crowd at the Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday
morning being as dense as over. AS on We'd
nesday, it was found necessary to have an "over-
flow meeting i'll the Lay College adjoining.
Mr.. Moody told some touching stories OF occur
rences during tho war, showing that in those
perilous times mothers, fathers and children,
whilo separated, bowed ut the throne of heaven
ly grace. These anecdotes had marked effect
upon the audience, and men and women were
sobbing all through the honse.
Mr.. Sankey then sang the 11th hymn with
impressive effect. Ono of the congregation
arose and asked prayers for thirteen Catholics,
aud was about to make a few remarks whom he
was stopped by Mr.. Moody, WHO said they did
not wish any speeches now. This summary
suppression OF this kind of request created a
marked sensation among poItlon of the audi
ence. noticeable feature of the assemblage
WAS tho seemingly large proportion of people
from ont-of-town. Another was the presence OF
many who have been regular attendants at the
nreyious meetings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
Refrigerator Fruit cars,

The San Fransico Morning Cal gives dos
eription of refrigerator car constructed For tho
transportation of fruit from that city to tho East
u is provided with fan bio YER, driven by one of
tie car axles by means of which the air is driven
lhronSh ice, which reduces it to low tempera-
lnre'ahd IL then distributed among the fruit box
~ through large perforted pipe laid along the
pottom OF the car. After the cool air has passed
again forced through the apparatus by this
means the atmosphere OF the car is kept at the
Ihiiorn ,s. temperature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit
~ the experiment succeeds, extensive shipments
ol grapes will be made TO Chicago and other
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

me Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
,, runntted to the Post Office Department yester-
lor two lightning mail trains daily instead Of
u,'o ' ~ heretofore contemplated) between Balti-
na'ro nv and Washington and Chicago, the service
10 begin next Monday.
a a meeting of the creditors of Stirling, Ahrens
70, OF Baltimore. who failed on the 2Gth OF
nis ms1st last, was held yesterday, when it was de
~, petition with this in view will be pre-
pared and circulated for signatures
.,i.l ihe lnry in the case of Keenan,, indicted for
nng nI,lng Police Officer Jacob Reurp, at Trenton,
slaughter. '''''e VI e"'''' u mai
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
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Irnth af Ille south,

Tho iron interests OF the South have been
steadily develo oing since tho war. Alabama
boasts of being the chief seat of the manufac-
ture of hot-blast charcoal iron tho furn aces be-
ing on the Selma, Dalton and Rome Railroad,
from which point shipments to England have
been made, and the iron sold at seven or eight
pounds sterling per ton. The iron trade in tho
South is furnishing steady employment to many
hundreds OF native whites aud blacks, and good
many English, Scotch and Swedes. Tho South
must furnish II very considerable part OF the
three million tons of iron made i'll the United
States. Tho number of furnaces now in blast
and projected III South Carolina, North Carolina,
Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama, count up 81
or those, South Carolina has ; North Carolina
IL; Alabama, 13 Georgia. 9; and Tennessee,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
leathS.

BRACkIN.--On the 10Th inst, near Newport, Harry
r., infant son of Thomas and Mary lirucSin
The relatives ana friends of the faulty IRE re-
spectiully invited TO attend the funeral from the
reside 'ce of his rents on sunday, the 3ls' inst,
at II O'clock M, to proceed to 81. 'ames church.
LEWIs.-In this city, on the 2yth inst, Annie H.,
dlngher of i. b. and I'll zlhell Lewis, agei 2G
years.
The latives ~ d rieuds Of the family are re-
specifny invited 10 attend the fun raj, from the
r1sienc6 of her parents. No. ratnal street,
to meet nt the house a. IL GEO X, Saturday after
noon, to proceed TO Iliyciyiew cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
A Strange Drama.

The death of Carruth, the Vineland editor, il
a singular tragedy, from the first act TO the
death scene, Lands sought the editor in his
Office, and without word OF warming lodged a
bullet in his brain. lie declared he did tho deed
at tho instigation of loved and loving wife
And yet tins loved wifo is now pursuing this
loving husband for a divorce Ii We remember
rightly, her charge is that OF cruelty and neg
lect. It in strange and contradictory episode
in social life, and the gallows may yet end the
life OF the principal actor, Justice in New Jer-
soy has the reputation of being remorsoless.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
NlarrianeG.

RCE-woLLAsroN-o the 2sth Of October,
1916, by Rev. j. NJ. 7. Otis, ID. ID. j. EllrJge
Pierce to Molic A. WOaston. All of This city
QUlGLRY -BARRETT.--on the 2sth inst , at the
residence of the brides parents, by Rev. y. +.
CoDkey, John f. Quigley 10 NJ Ella Barrett, both
OF this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON the 2ath inst nj the
residence OF John w. Smedley oxford according
To the order OF the Society II Friends, Benjamin
g. Feynolds of Pising sun, Md to Mary w.
Smedlcy, of oxford, Pa.
ARMSTRONG ARMSTRONG AT Spring Run, on
the 18th inst by Rev j. II Johns. Theo y. Arm
strong, OF Newark, Del, to A. Enmi Arms rong,
of Ccrll CO., Md,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
FIRST EDITION.
I'm proved Order OF lied Wen,

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL sEasToN OF THE
GREAT rCoUsCII.-oFFICERs ELECTEp-- FINANCIAL
IBlr-MEMBERsluP.
The Delsware Great Council of the Improved
Order OF Red Mon, reconvencd at ~ o'clock,
Il NJ yesterday, and prococded witt. the regular
routine OF business.
A new order Of busineas was adopted.
The Committee on Law reported in favor of
the approval of tho laws Of Council No. IA,
which report waa adopted.
committee of five, consisting OF Joshua Ma
ris, George X. Yatos William +. Harrison, Sam
uol l.. Rogers, and Augustus lIiger, WAS ap-
pointed to make arrangements for an appr0prl-
alto observance of the Centennial of Independ
ence.
Joseph Pylo, d. W. Cartor aud b. |; IIesler
were appointed committee to procure stand
ard flag of the Order.
The Great Chief was instructed to cooperate
with the Committees from tribes III making ar
rangements for the institution of u Degree
Council
A resolution was adopted instructing members
to wear n dress uniform i'll style nnd color at iu-
nerals and othor public occasions.
The Great Chief of Records was instructed to
prepare mn index to the journal of each session
resolution reducing tho rent of tho wgwam
to tribes was adapted.
The Great Sachem was authorized to appoint
Deputy Great Sachems where doomed nccessa-
ry.
The Great Council proceeded to the election
Of officers with the following result
Great Sachem-E. Nj. Sprague, No. ..
60 Sr. Sycamore Christian Spoerl, No. |.
Jr. '-W. Il. Harrison, No. g.
e Prophet-Joseph Pyle, No. 3.
I" @ OF iecorls-Edwin Hirst, No. 3.
" X. of Wampum Joseph A. Bond, No 6.
" sannap-M. l.. Garrett, No. 6.
" G.of Wigwam-T. II. ii. Messenger, No.l1.
/" q. of Forest-Andrew Grotz. No 1.
ReD. To a. O. II. S.--B. r. IIeiaer. No q Jilnes
O. Picrson, No. 4.
Janitor-Jonathan Il. Barr, No. 3.
John Dumbell, Past Sachem OF the Great Coun-
Gil OF Pennsylvania being present, by request III
stalled tho officers elect.
Tho long talks of tho Great Sschem and Chief
of Records showed tho Order to be in a sound
healthy condition, only Osce0a Tribe ut Della
waro City showing any signs of weakness.
There are 10 tribes organized in the State.
Hossakaton Tribe No. 15, being at Laurel and
organized during tho Great Sun, had not yet
made any report.
The following is condensed financial exhibit
OF the Order
RECEIPTS.
Total receipts from all quarters, ......S Sji2S9l
EXPENDITURES.
Expeneos for beneiits .,..... .sl255.5O
- funerals. ........ 12O 90
4" " other charitable
purposes. ....'............... 1915
Expenses Miscellaneous, ...... 2fl9 9J-ifOl 10
:lO27.7G
Amount of Investments ....- 305077
Total amount .......... iO7sj3
MEMBERSHIP.
At tho commencement of the last Ureat Sun
the membership nun bored ed.............,...779
Adopted during the Great Sun. 12i
Admitted by card d............... ...... IL
. I3s
ai7
Withdrawn by card ........ .....,..2
suspended ,........t ;...-....,.... l'1
Expelled ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Deaths. .,.................'t8 ~-liu
Total membership at present time. 777
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
Fire at salt Lake city.

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY
DESTROYED.
SALT LAKE Cry, Oct. -.
A fire broke out here, last evening, in Roselr
Building, near the Walker House, and spread
rapidly to tho adjoining buildings, destroying
several stores and McKimmon's large stables.
The fire was checked between tho Walker
House and tho White House. The loss il estimat =
ed at sl5. 900 to 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
SuppIyIng the Furnaces

Tho Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company have made arrangements to ship weok-
ly from GOO to TOO tons OF ore from their mines
al Seisholtzviile to the various furnaces which
have accepted tho proposal OF President liowen.
There is a large quantity on hand, and about
100 tons are mined daily. IL is mostly shipped
via Alburtia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
The GIendenning Church ssitfcreDces
HeHled.

meeting of the members of Ray Mr. Glen
dcnning's church in Jersey City, N. T., was held
last evening, at which letters were read from
prominent ministers, urging conclliaton and the
re- establishment of fiatefnal feeling among
the late distracted elements An amicable nm
derstanding was arrived at, and all the members S
are expected to attend the services next Sunday
IL was stated that Glendenning himself wonld
be present and take a seat among tho laily.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YORK, Oct 20.
Gold opened, this morning, at :1.l611.
FURNISHED by Craige, Johuson N Co.. Bankers and
Brokers, 9th AMI Market Stsl
LONDON, 1890 P. M. Oct. 80.
Consols for money "a 1916; account, 9l 1916
U. s. 90. of 1865 slO35s, 1878, 81Os4, 1O-4O's
s104s4. New SIS OF 81, 3103I. Eric common
shares, 153z, Preferred, 80. New York Ger
tral, 90.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 80.
f. s. h-DO's of 1863 gOl[
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
p, n. r.ou,e of bishops.

The House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church
met yesterday at Grace church, New York city,
to elect missionary bishops for China and AT
RIGA. OF the fifty-sIx bishops in the United
States thirty-fou were present, the Bishop of
Kentucky being in the chair. Rev. William
Taistock, of Connecticut, acted secretary.
The Convention was private, and its labors will
not be concluded until this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
--w ADVERTISEMENTS, Eo-a-y

Proposals for pipes ..=..
Farm for sale-,John Wright
For sale-purchase money, K Penninf ION
Notice-Members OF Delaware Lodge
Formal opening st James church
Good for years-Diamond spt ctacles
Funeral notices
Ordinance concerning oiihnces
Marriage notices
Adair's brevity
Fumer's brevity
GOuert's brevity
City ordinance relating to are department
Buxbaum's brevity
Webbs Brevity
Dubell's Brevity
Wheeler Il Wilson-breviy
Water power and farm Tor salc-J Wright
Reynolds breyity
Larkin's brevity
Ride up the w d W-brevlty
Bowman brevties
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

La page Indicted.

The Grand Jury Of Concord; New Hampshire,
yesterday found an indictment against Joseph
La Page for the murder Of Josie Langmaid, at
Pembroke, on Monday, October A. The Grand
trial will probably take place at an adjourned
term i'm ,January
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
f,utIer,, s:oId Mine,

Tic Virginia Hrdti Of Fredericksburg an
nounces that General Il. f. Butler has purchas-
cd gold mine in the vicinity of that city. Re-
cent developments have attracted considerable
attention to the mining resources of this par
ticuar section of Virginia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
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IgeIIyiOus RaiIrOad fseyiyRIs.

Tho revival among railroad men in New Jersey
has extended to Port Morris. on tho limo of the
Delaware and Lackawana Railroad, The num-
ber of mon who attend the meetings is set down
at 400. Fifty-seven conversions are reported.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

Sr. JAMES CHUncu, NEwpoRT.-The formal
opening services OF the new Episcopal church at
Newport will take place OH November 1lth, at
1890 A. M. All the clergy of the Episcopal
churches in New Castle county have been invited
to bo present. A festival and evening enter
tainment will also be held for the benefit of the
church fund, on the same day, the festival and
dinner at $50, and the Concert, with Dialogues,
&c, at 7.30. On the evening of the 18th, there
will DO Spelling Bee, and on tho 18th Signor
BltZ will give an entertainment. Dinner and
refreshments will be served each afternoon and
evening. The Elmira Cornot Band has kindly
offered to furnish music for tho occasion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
A Terrible .JulDlD.

Leon Echarte, OF New York, aged q, commit
ted suicide yesterday by jumping from the roo
of his ive-story dwelling, his body being terribl.
manged. He had been out of employment, ant
ID supposed to havo been Temporarily insane.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
f.OOtl for Years.

Til $50 who are compelled 10 wear Specta'le5 fre.
dueutls XperIe nee great inconvenien 20, ai well as
iniJry TO Their eyes, from be ng forced to change the
glass s. Those who use e Diamond speclacics,p y
lad them 80 urible that su h trouble ani dan
ger is avoided. The Du Nond ira ,e-maTk Isl every
pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
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Coming Colorado !

Additional returns from the late election in
Colorado show heavy gains by the Republicans,
who will have at least two-thirds of the Consti-
tutional Convention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

A Swedish school-house, for tho Centennial
Exhibition, has been shipped from that country,
and 800 cases of goods aro now on their way
here with two pieces OF ordinance, one weigh
ing 7S,iO0 pounds Mr. Danfelt, the Swedish
CommissIoner will arrive here next month.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

THE LoANs.-A special meeting of tho Young
Mems loan WAS held on Wednesday evening at
which an amendment to the bylaws was adopted
allowing members to borrow the amount which
they arc entitled to withdraw by simply giving
note. The effect of this amendment will be to
keep in the loan many persons who would other
wise withdraw.
The Workingmen's Loan held its 51th month
" meeting, last evening, and sold money as fol,
lows lat series-S70O at 81, 1880 at 81 :; 3rd
seres-S 100 at 3G. 5000 at 35.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 49,
Flour dull and 25 cents lower; extras S5.25Ca
5.371I Penna. family Sc. 5007.00 high grades
S7.50@850. Prime wheat steady Penna red
51.356Dl.40; white iL426D1 80. Corn firm
yellow 726D73c. Oats dull at 3S0Di9c. Whiskey y
f1.16.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BnANDywINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND ORAIN- CONNECTED DAILY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

The case of Sooy the defaulting State Treas
nrer of New Jersey was postponed after argu
ment by his counsel yesterday until the nexl
torn,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

TEA DRINRISa AT GRAoE.A tea meeting in
behalf OF the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety WAS givon in the Sunday School Hall OF
Grace Church, last evening, in which the auxi-
liary societies Of Grace, st. paul'r, Asbuty and
Union joined. Each church had its own row OF
tables to which the respective church member
a general social ntermngling of all the churches,
and the evening was most pleasantly and profit
ably spent. Addresses were made by Mrs. Wei
der, OF Princeton N. j., Ga returned missionary
and Mrs. Keene. of Philadelphia. A young lady
who s about entering the mission work was also
introduced and made few remarks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

ANOTHER PLEASANT EVENING AT THE FIRST
PREsByrERIAN CHURoH-The Young Peoples
Christian Association Of the Firet Presbyterian
Church gave another of their occasional social
gatherings, last evening. The lecture room was
illed programme of music, readings, and an or
alton, was very pleasingly rendered, and an OPP
portunty for social intercourse was also afford
ed. These gatherings are very popular with
the young people OF the church, who are mani
festing growing interest in them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

7 WARRINGTON. OCb, ~.
Probabilities-For the Middle States, falling
barometer, northeast to south cast winds, high
or temperature and increasing cloudiness, with
occasional rains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

MEETING AT NEwAnK.-A meeting OF tho col
orod citizens was held in Newark, Del, last
evening, in the A. U. NJ Z. church. James IL.
ton, was tho orator of the evening, and spoke
for one hour, to a large eintelligent audience OF
white and coloreJ citizens, on the issues of the
day Mr.. has1es s member of the Abraham
Literary Association, Of this city, and WAS one
of the best debaters out of seventy, the associa-
ton being nearly 900 strong. Being a young
man 90 years OF age, he has the promise Of a
useful future before him, in which Ills oratorcal
ability will no doubt be developed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

Another Republican of tho tribe Of Achilles
has quit his tent for the conflicts OF the field
Not only ID Wayne Mcvcagh on tho stump for
tho Republicans in Pennsylvania, but Harry Ar
mitt Brown is announced to speak for the tick
et with OK Governor Noyos, of Ohio, tonight
at Concert Hall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29
alrw advertisements.

NMALL SIZE IRON AND BRASS w RE
- for making wax nowers,and galvanized picture
cord. Fer sale by .-
WIN. II. BILfANY,
2ia %arEct street wilmington.
ENINE POCKET CUTLERY KNIVES
IL AMI forks, a very large assortment of laies
SCISSORS. FOR sale ny
VIM. II. BiiI.ANY,
ala Market Street wilmington
u OBt.Rr PN i.F,
~, BRICKLAYEf AND CoNTR ACTOR,
Onice N. t. Car. .th and klng, residence Io. GIT
orange street. Al kihds of brick and stone work
AMI paving nj short notice ami at fair prices.
augtI,iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-29

LNNTERPRISE COAL.-IN ORDER TO
~ better accommodate my increasing trade,
have again opened coal yard, at West and Water
streets, which | intend To conduct III connection
with my yard at the wharf of J. Morton Poole Il
Go and am now stocking both yards with all the
different sizes OF Enterprise coal, which has given
such universal satisfaction wherever used, after
trial, all people want TO know, Is where TO get IL
and they Will buy no other.
onices West and Water Streets and Orange and
Water. -
aprl7-1yOf JOSEPH FOUT.