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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
France.
PORTIONS OF PARIS INUNDATED.

PORTIONS OF PARIS INUNDATED.
PARIS Jan. ~.
The River Seine has over-fowed the lower
part of the environs of the City. Some streets
are three feet deep in water. Steamers, unable
to pass under the bridges, have ceased running.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
Marriaaes.

HEWEs-LEEDs.- In Salem, N. j., al the residence
of the BRIDES parents, Jan. 13, 1s1h, ny Rev g. W,
Timlow, Rector OF st. Johns ehur \ A'btit NJ.
Hewes, OF Wilmington, DEL, to Georgle, only
daughter of Samuel T. Leads, Esq.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27

No FORMAL DEMAND.-The President of the
Wilmington and Reading Railroad Company
made no demand yesterday upon the President
OF the Reading and Lehigh Railroad Company
for the surrender of the atter's road and appur-
tenances. 1t will be remembered that on the
18th inst. he gave notice that he would make
such a demand on the Goth. Matters, therefore,
remain in statu quo and tho trains are running
as usual on both roads. -Reading Times 25h..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
China.

THE SUCCESSION TO THE THRONE.
LONDON, Jan. 27.
China advices say that the grandson of the
uncle of the late Emperor will succeed to the
throne.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


Cotton 1511@15Io. Flour in limited demand;
Penna., Indiana and Ohio family, $5.25t96.
Wheat steady; red, S1.20@l.21; amber, S1.23
Corn dull; yellow, 79@8Dc mixed western, 819
SIC. Oats quiet; white, CT; mixed, &c. Mess
at 99c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
leaths.

MARsHALL.-At Marshalton, Del on Third day
morning, the 26th inst, Emile, wife ot Gavin
Marshall.
The relatives and friends of tile family are re-
spect uly invited to attend the fu eral fiom her
husbands residtn e, at II O'Clock on Seventh day,
list mo-, S0th, 1875, without further no'c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27

HAND MASHED Louis Fletcher, working at
McCollough's shoe Factory,so mashed his hand,
yesterday, in the machinery, as to render the
amputation of the index finger necessary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27

luIhi, ,..-.....- -.................. TlUuu
The following receipt Ii printed for the infor-
nation of subscribers
Received, January Goth, 1875, from CONNER
cial Printing Company, nine dollars (S9 which
amount has been forwarded by various parties
for the uae OF the Union Aid Society.
ELwooD GARRETT, Pres.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
Thc Dollar Fund.

Another subscription was made to the Dollar
Fund for the benefit of the Union Aid Society,
this morning, making the fund stand thus
Jan. 26. A young lady. y................ S1. 90
s =" Previously reported. .......... 900
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
AT THE snAspywrNE MILLS FOR FLOUR
The Holly Tree Inn.

PROGRESS OF THE ENTERPRIsE-THE NUMBER OF
PATRoNs-BILL OF FARE
The Holly Tree Inn,at Water and Market Sts,,
is apparently prospering. The number of per-
sons patronizing it has been large. The place
is neatly and cleanly kept, and its whole air and
appearance is attractive 1t was opened on
Thursday the 18th instant and the receipts that
day were 81 cents. They have since run as fol-
lows Jan 18th, $685. 10Th, $500 ; 18th, S4-
al ; 18th, "a 81 Goth, s5.17 ;l21st, $7.45 22nd,
81, 90 23d, STAG 25th, $4.73
As the average amount expended by each per-
sou is over five CENTS these figures show an at
tendance, daily, of from 75 to 100 persons
Quite number of additional persons come in,
however, every day, with tickets, which are pur-
chased by the benevolent and gwen to those
who are begging food. Twenty OF these tickets
were presented on Monday.
The bill of fare includes many excellent and
substantial articles, all furnished at very low
rates OF charge. Among them are the follow
lowing
Bowl of soup, with bread. ad................5c cents
Hash and bread. .......... .............6
Coffee and bread ...... ......,.......,5
Sandwich Cham and butter) ..............5
Glass OF milk
2 large slices of fried mush, with syrup..5 "
Cup of tea with bread d...................5
Cup of tea with bread and butter. ........6
The soup is nicely made, and good full bowl
of it is given. The hash is prepared from good
wholesome meat, with few vegetables mixed in
it. The coffee is good, and a bowl of white
sugar is set out with it, to the purchaser. The
milk Is given, daily, by Edward Tatnall. 1t was
at first sold at cent glass, at which price more
was sold than at two cents.
Many workmen from the shops are among
those who come in, and there is marked IN
crease in business on market days.
Whether the enterprise is paying its way, or
will do 30, is not yet ascertained.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27

1t is estimated that about $500 vessels use the
mouth of the Christana as harbor from storms
each year, it being the only place for safety be-
tween Philadelphia and the Breakwater, during
North East storms 1t is thought advisable 80
to straighten the Brandywine channel and flood
certain marshes on the Chrstana as to increase
the current in the Christiana- A competent en-
gineer of high standing is of the opinion that
this would clear the debras from the channel and
deepen it from IL to IL inches. The straighten,
ing of the Brandywine would be inexpensive and
the flooding OF marsh would only cost about
SO 900. This improvement would be perman--
ent and save much dredging and expense OF
keeping the channel nayigable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
T,HE NEW
W A L T H A M.

The past twelve months at the waltham Watch
Factory have been the busiest In the Companys
history. Several wholly new stem-winding watches
have been produced, and great improvements have
been effected in the manufacture OF all variety of
their standard Watches until now they include
every size in both key and stem-winding, that can
be desired, of every quality and every price. AT the
same time new inventions in machinery, and other
large economies, have cheapened the cost. 80 that
at present 1t is not too much to claim that the Wal
than watches are the best and cheapest watches in
the world. These claims are, In fact, almost every
where admitted. In this country 1t is matter of
fact that hardly any fine American watchesare sold
bat those OF the Waltham make, while orders are
now regularly received from England Australia, and
the British Possessions generally, and foreign coun
tries are abandoning the hand made productions Of
Switzerland and England, and eagerly adopting
American machine made waltham watches in their
place.
Buyers of silver watches should be careful to OBJ
serve the stamp of the Company on the case as vel
as on the movement, as the waltham Watch move
ments are frequently put into which are infe-
rlor both in quality of metal and Workmanship.
For sale by all leading jewelers..
POSITIVELY NO WATCHES SOLD AT RETAIL
ROBBINS APPLETON.
General Agents,
New York, Boston, Chicago, and London. England.
nov1l-2meodstw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
MONTGOMERY $
HAIR RESToR RER.

For centuries, mankind has been searching for
hair dye, and invgorator, which should be effective
aud not deleterlous. Thousands of compost Ons
have come into notice. merely 10 fail and die. 1t
vas left to Philadelphlan to discover Hair Re-
storer, which has all their advantages, with none OF
tneir drawbacks and in Montgomerys Hair Restor-
tr we have the ultimate result of all scientific inyes-
igation on til s subject IL is an inocuous vegeta-
bic preparation which Is really a food, and not a
dye lustre creator, and not an oily varnish. II
creates life in the hair, and 80 feeds it hat IL
retains Its elasticity, color, hneness ot npre, ana
Gle ever Invented for the human scalp. W. G Mont
golnery Proprietor, 14O n sixth St., Philadelphia,
old nv all Druggists. sep29-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
Nfw advertisements.

ID UTTER AND OHEES 4 TR ERS
ID m'ncIpQ knives and saw cutters for sale by
VIM. H. BILLANl,
2l4 Market Street, Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27

GHAIN B Its, BRASS, BRONZEI
I and Japanned chain, bolts for door, for sale b.
VIM. Ii. BlLLAFY,
214 Market Street wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27
THIRD EDITION.
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27

TWO BUSINESS HoUeEs, INCLUDING THE POST
OFFICE, BURNED, WITH THE GREATER PORTION
OF THEIR CoNTENTs--woMEN AND CHILDREN
REMOVED FROM BURNING BEDS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27

IMPORTANT RAILROAD AND PEACH GROWERS CON-
FERENoE-AN EDUCATIONAL BIIL-sTATE LIBRA
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY fS, 1875

of the yellow meads of asphodelw enchanted the
Grecian imaginafion and tho celestial symphonieson
golden Tyres, like the voice If many waters, which
are dear to thr Christian heart, they open dreary
waste of moral stagnation and mental poverty, oi
vulgar conceptions and deased habits, OF had man
ners and bad grammar. compared with which even
thcextinction of being might be cotedas prvieg gc.
If the savagcs of the ancient forest and the hafe
ouins of modern civilization are the best reprseh-
tatves of the spirits of the just, the amaranthine
crown is a bauble. and the music of Heaven
nockcry.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13


- iIih Coiuty Of New York. -CORSELIA h. NhlfVS
agt. CHRISTIAN ScHWAR1I jams Waicrston. A,r ~
MckoIsh ami Mare his wife tMAflr cDg no toas iEn
her rrl name being unknown lmp B0rDdtf ii'riy D.
Rob ns0n John awes, william \. overt, W nam IL Opr
Thomas Bacuclc. for Ftllei 'Dh. hoS
served. To the defendants above named ana ta'h o tr
N0n hohy summoned and required Ia answer 10" '"n'
plant IN this acun which will bc rl,d IN u" "u., o tne
erk o' the Comfy of New York AZ The cry o Now DIN hi
to rye ,Oy of your answer 20 The complaint n the sub
ssrb,rs at i Office. No e kuan sIr't. New iik 1S
in - days after tie sunnOns o oi 'i
sive Oi the ay m sneb service amt II You IAN 70 NJ
said COM Iut within the time aforesaid tie l'lhh ~ az
action will apply to the COuIt f0T the relief deu" ~
COmpaini.-Date,i New lora. January = 1879 49,. ID.
The compliant In this act nod ~ thr run.c
Clerk 0f the e " and County of New YORK al me ~
in the sad CITY, the ighh 'ay of Januarv
PINCkNLY & SPHINX, Planth A'''rn''''
Jyl3 law6wTu
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
Ccaal Notices.
IN THE MATTER of the HEI

IN TIE MATTER of the HERCULES MI
1 rUAL LIFE AssURANcE SOCIETY % ue UNITED
q se ~ tn. E1Tt6
fArEsHro % al &GIoM q MHx coSycEGSI No5so
has been duly made in the entitled matt.r and that
r S6 % % me- %e%PnS @ & ar g" ss' RTry S@ p t
OF New Yurk and to comply w The terms Of SAID 1i.r %a oc
Yora, March 10 ls75. EDWARD l. pAKRI~. keier'e.
special FERN OF the Cont held at Cham, ,ers
At M Tire Ns% os sSny %r & oS tSe % c Gs Hs@ 3So on
ric,,In the matter oI the fEtGt Lis NLTuhL LEE a.
iny ana fng the petition OF the Receiver society il
sssr' ol be- srantcd it is Snrd ana decree noi,,
published IN The nanner helsinaii,r Isetg rsmns =, a. 49,,
claims and become PARTIES 10 he Foe,e,nss ~ when "a"
licacn of this order and in default thereof that hey b. r,
s,, id i a. an rom ~ % ,y W Ippnlio. shi, sha -
made snci judgment or decree and ~ nr'r onest
W.. 1.ss ' f SIX months in Daily Register The rionne ami
m m s ",gT anonts %g ci@r tS aW or t rds r. Of n r f
said puiean be made ander his drss9 ,s ana ha a. G &
hear and determine all such claims as may he 'o'a M a 10
t tIoH @ 1 TO % Se t Mhtv W 10 Tor sc further dr.
tons q time may he pTr'er - 80
r in Albany co!p GeTSs Q;ee March r,a 10
G1n1oW wy 3LHEY. Attorneys RI '
Now. York city Mh23 la~Gmiu
CUPREME COURT.-THE PEOPLE OF THE
- sTATE OF NEW.YORK, rlaintf. against PETER
swEENT n, a" % ~ M MAyEW 1d AapTMS an cMMoS ~
for ri &c, M not ser r the ,cfcnaan's above an,i
swer The complaint in this ct"n which will he led IN the
office the Ger. of the city and County 4 York and to
scrbcr office styled the BUREAU OF Mn'ic'al corree'
orero corn valiant Broad streets New York j1y Shmt%.i
a sat.r he srryioe Of ne s,iEonso yo xcsis. OF e
pain within he time aforesaid TIE laniir IN l- aon wli
aS Da,t to @S @Ss co is r. d Tor tho 's SS d 1P p Pn
Attorney Gencral lAntia Atornry
In the Office OF the Clerk Of the City and 1onty OF New York
Jc2s law WIN
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
EDIfCATION What is to he done in Edmca-

tonal Matters at the Centennial Exposition,
EnrCaTION has been tie sal inquiry among c'uca
ND tors Tie New. England Journal OF tdtca
ATTOy tun proposes meet Tho inquiry by iss
' a sn,t al Centennial Edition July l0Th when
rnuC ALTON shall rive full information ON tins snnJr !.
Fy,ry College President every professor
rDrrc ALTON ev,ry Principal Of Academy or Sei"i,
every puiic school Teacher, every ~'Sr'l
EDUCATION Superintendent every eoi'er evsr
rDr-c, ALTON Opoian every phlns'Mtcti.
80 instrument maker. every sch" fith'uIo =
rDIcATJON manufacturer every artist, eN'y man :" s,l
~ encr every chrinist-n hne, every ont VIII pc
ALTON Interested list Of important articles Dy
W tlr most competent men In the country, WHICH
EDJrcATION will appear In this number
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
Gin Real Gstate for Safe.

CHEAP HOUSE at lIARLEM.-Al0st con
y venent and best locations; west s! near son-ive
h. stoop, pflse as>sr, 1900 sold at lar
gain cas-, = h. a. iODALE CO., est Twenty
t.iri st, Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New buildings tor erection OF which plans have been
submitted To the Department oi Buildings during week
ending SATURDAY, July q. $50
reuthavc, y" - ircA store and tenement four story,
2t.,N =. C.. Go i'l owner.
eac,i iuur.siorlrs, 2-.uN13G. ". Pitteu, ONH,r
fOuTtiitVr one Iuunlf ddnd-tnitN-
ST. brick tenements each t~ostones, XJJ r.
Meyer owner.
F0urthavc s,'e. % feet south Of Onehundred and
thryrs ST. brcA seoOndcs dwelling, twOsiories, lJsJO
r. Meyer.
Boulevard northeast coler Eighty second ST. four
brown French Hats four stories, 2jAoJ ". New
house, owner.
sNtllyc. NO. 90, br ek French fat, ourstory, 2l-x10
H. J. HOqrt OW nir,
xtleti ST. SIDE 100 feet east Of Eevenlave five
brick w.
Livingston.
N,nUty iir-,, 0) feet west Of Seeondave, second
brick ng work shJ t"OstOrs, -5N0 James
Duwd
class dwellings, each trrc's'orcs,
2oXJO. IlOmas Gearty owner.
one hundred and iNy gst. $50 feet of Boston
ROAD, a nane dwelling, tsost0ry ~ 40. L. l. HanOD,
mated of erecton Of the % buildings enumerated
$21l,3D0
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
AT THE CENTENNIAL.

LIST or ARTICLES TO APPEAR EAfo9iii'-'
General plan Education AT EHro-iton ,,vn,orrrnN
I3y Gen. John Eaton, 1r l.. : Com Oh I'll f>''''iiO'
Education AZ Vienna Exposition, ,-yu,, rrroS
By Baron ssyarz Scnborii AustIEn CON. ENr'7'i ii'-
Proposed Educational congress, rxpoSrrroN
~ Hon Newton Batenan ~ llln1s f>To'ii''-'
Puil;c school Work Architecture etc, ,,r,oS,r,oS
I:v Hon y u. Piilbrrk, Boston, Mass. EAr'7ii ii'-'
Col eyes n the Exposition, ,,y,o,rr rOy
BY M.Grc LID, III. Unjust UNIV rNI'7ii4'-'
o' h. u. " ~, u i,,a. H. Commissioner EXPOSITION
AT az VIZ ,,, ~" IN of Poston Mass EXPOSITION
100 Years of Educational Progress rvpourrror
4. &. StockbIige. DID, nr MASS. fNf''i ii'-'
Cen en- i' r. / m lai, .l .,,nr In, 4" "'' EXPOSITION
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
Nem publitations.
RPTTA\NICA. - Ninth
TNNCYCLOpT pTDIA

II Fdton-VoI II now ready.-Tl,s edition viii cnbny
the rrsul rpest learning Of the Nnegcnlh S'nuf
in Ar literature Philosophy. and -crnc fricc IN cou
80 hall russ a. siI. subscriptions Received by c
~ ""i ''' 49, IL TITLE, BROWN & co,
80 Washngton-st- Boston.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
Gousss auo farms tUanteo.

YXANTED-Vacant LOTS, or with old
w BUILDINGS nr first class payiuC and
property. G. cAHkbAu, l52"'ana ST.
WANTED - FARM suitable for STOCK
w RAl-IN( not loo ml,s the for which
owner would BrOoSy property
kULAND K WHITING, Bce'manst.
VNANTED-By u respectable small family
W furn she. CT partlg fnruf-hcd HOUSE good ndgh
bOrho0a rent board than two
sons occnpy while Tue abroad Al moderate
rem undoubeh reference given. Address A. b. Room No l.
Tract House. 70. 10 Nassau-st.
XNANTED-t COUNTRY PLACE in New
W Jersey ia the neghbGr0Ou VI IIs,keBssfk EBgIe
wood from asrrS, With modern Ia ale tDr
which viii he given well located New YORK 'nf lWpsify
equity, f2OOO JNO. ID. TAYLOR 2Os tsst son ST. ~ u
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
BcookInn Real Gstdte FOR 5ale.


tDODEKl -. DlSSlNtT, DlhOAEh III NEA1I
IL ESTATE and MOKriAGE LOANS 2Ol Montague
variety 0 Real Estat. consisting of stores and Dwell
4 bt rCtOs BTOoLln;
,p,ct PARK ami elsewhere, with i'ud
Loan. tus, Village Res d,ncVs AID Country seats
II ul-On River III NcwJcsA 'onhcilcat AMI On Long
Island. Real Estate OF sctlldnrOus chaIac~r In
Nsing caueo cnaraet,r of tcr Investments IN zeal
II Will 4 Ia their Vantage Ia communicate win the
'A'DsNty the
al distinct fOm that N hOgsc
EAcds- oiy ur conutiy riy OF vice Vel a.
Correspondence win r~fS al real
ia.c any locality solicited \Ocagr made ani,ss property
Il itIst approved OF by tac ONHtr l. l.
silcli Other properly IN
MAJ a,OI Their OMI ht,nst by nng general
uf the -iyc OF pup ry wanted AMI location pre-
LES kept informed Oi similar nal estate
Tor sale exchange. Particular attention II ',el to book
story brick brown stores and
Dwellings, DIES Iaby located dd one Oi The busluess
brooklyn. hul-c~ have
AL rented, and sale for other
property. La C1ar O cAtdugt lew tousand dOli sClst VIII
.qAty y desirable exchange asODe
r,irc portion of the lst blocks the western
fnl Prospect Pr,, In al 10 lots The los
d siIrts ncw.I, water aud aid,
ASSESSMENTS for paid The ncigJOihoOd Is alsp li.g
,iy - by line erection U class
country property ald abO1t ten tOusis duilsis
iIsi, Its, transaction Dy oXchaIg
the named OWING 10 tcal circumstance. the
saip Oi te property ms be oIO,o Also,
oTcNcnHIgV uf tho best DIV tlliugS BrOAiyn
ii glsi asO, r class Residence near respect PART aud
Parties desrug loans cared by mortgage on RAJ estate
obtain them ui apPONt 10 amount required
pL cation 10
ROBERT s. BUsSING. POI Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
Real estate Go Csrhanar.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME AT sum
"A nit. y. .J acres; hcus Is rooms and erpoa 'Vai0;
steam faTldcr stable las Eaidh rult ana slt, slJO "
mortgage. $1,000; 10 exchange or Newark house j. Do
CONbiCr, 1i5 Broaiway.
L'NCHANGE.-hDng Island FARM wanted m
a. exchange other Go"d property Please aaress LEX
CHANT. y. Y. r. q. Box 100.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
miscellaneous

CIIAKE NO MORE.-One single bottle OF thls
~ wonderful preparation win cure pernansny any sni,
Of fever has sistssi all other
Scni ioT Circular 10 DR.. w II. pANCOAsI, Nulstohe New
Jcrssy.
rEENT TO LET OR FOR SALE.-An OBJ
long TENT AZ by SO suitable for canuIeeu ungs Nc
Address TENT, lribuIe ONCE, Boa 10, Ne"-l@.---
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13

euc csues this doabe number OF ~ pages may De "p
tanned 81 any Newsletter the United states or VIII De -i
nost uad ON rc,io # Ten Cents by the publishers suD
sclipiion price - per year in advance /. A., ,r nj,
TnH Ew INGi JorNNAL OF EDUCATION ~ me ihon =,
an New England tR' 10
page paper published every week. Once III ha"ieJS'
n.sfnf
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
Gountrp }Jropertp 90 Eet.

CHEAP HOUSE-Rent to suit u good
N tenant near schools, churches SC ar ot; nne
view; high and healthy size Address hoHE ti'ADh"'
TIibrIc once
A1ONTCLAIR.-AB unusual chance.-A nne
Nl House We'll furnished, good arn shade ana garMn,
CENTRAL. located Minutes walk fioW stai"n io fN
gusei the months of August and Sepi'm"r Ho"f
d PARSONS. MoDtclar; - Cedar 81, New ok
rlNO LET, at Tanp town, on the Hudson,
4 l., COTTAGE, containing ten rooms, a 1ne
rarten with fruit and flowers Rent very low TO good
tenant. Inquire at 337 West I'D 81. oi the owhrr
TE'O REN FIT nNtSHED or rUNFIRNlSHfD
"a comfortable house Ci 10 at orange Junction, "
J conta ming all mo,trn improvements WIN irIl ecs Sc,
In yard co yp,uf 10 churches schools oads. io
session en- imme lately inquire u H. LAMB Architect,
1sS BIUaiGt. NewarA, Y. J.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK City.

OrFTCI AZ TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK City.
broadway Of Bropmest 2ixloo, Tones to 20 -oo
Br'aG%ay Jaw 10 is0 2cxGo eyTs OF c smith % nan
Deiaaey "au% % go 80 lso,57 Levy Betty
sa, w,s ,,, "a rty .non To NJ Lev ......... 5000
Da%nSr st. 80 TO- 1870. Do@Gins st, CNo2p, I5s
ca"isssi 100 s. q 6 aas5 lssa,S S. AoasIc2 Iso
to 9'S.oT. ,;c; Ec,i "i - M.'s i G,OOo
AS syr. Go'I hickman Ii h al Il 10 ara"s 5000
Ai1,"isR JiD, W. - toiI,,ae a. % .,...... $3.50
NS1s,d ,y, y lmSth v II 70 il rg 5000
along c,nu' s. - Il 1" I3p' & q 'Is I,,,7S r,4 WIN IN
parallel with inst l1J JNs par 'li"i win chtst;;
RH's Mi, n1 i * "a Z t,rolina T. Ciirh 5000
',sl ,or, r r ; t - y 3 'rt P r"'''''' - 5,s5I
a7th It, r.. :: - tw OF otl,air lGsx9~o PAID
' 81 j rs. s1 n y ~ 10 iE : Fs,r re Y ' se ' lilo
'T'T rar to . in"an i % co.. . 3ioo
ei-t-t = 5oi woi Mao,oIaye 2sx2o5; II Baker - ooo
.1o ~ SH i. II "ron s oi'' .'' 1900
7sa ~ 80 It o. $layc aNlO22 Hartvigro
oIth i1Is'' ST.. ctT Irin.',.c cli;a5i cornelia
II "a - S. nj cot, e Of d @c 1850 10; catla n
vi %. :. > l. an t, - 81 rfaP zen ,... 10
~ VI 60 go, slS ;y M " say Il "a fi' i.a,sii same i''OO
Aio1Snsr S'e ave. s. p: II a.,g ci Ileist 7iyioo
Ilav IA . .......,...... ....-.... ......... lOJ)0
Conc,r lvo, - # If Crvi"r 81, ii iAS.3J; Ii
Chltn. II lil'ii \ ccf" Z,oo"
Courtianaavt. ucrrI. NJ TO,c s, JbXlOOJ; j lgbott
i et0scbrL --- llc1
Tho TIooas ~ -> - 5000
Jac son ave, G = 20 IN of Cedar 81, L9ts76 Tin
tuu-aye, v s. 10 Of Cedar 81 lICI IOAlJJi lntou-
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CCHLIEMANN's TROJAN DISCOVERIES

Bavard Taylors Of the Explorations oi Dr. o'hne
mann on The Field Ancient Troy il published III IRlb' l.
EXTRA No. -. Price postpaid, 20 cents seven iroo
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