Large Bread!
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ut No. lO5. Mipiey Street. near the Upper Market.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he is now baking the largest
bread ever made for the money in the Borough and
he thinks that families who may call on him for
their bread, will find it cheaper than they make
it themselves.


He also keeps on hand general assortment OF
CAKES, which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. The public may rest assured that the above
Bread and Cakes will be made of the best flour, and
by the first workmen


WEIGHT AND PRICE OF BREAD.


q lbs. of wheat bread for 6i cents,


lb. 3 or. do. for 8 cents,


q lbs of wheat and Indian for 63 cents,


lb. 8 OF. do. ior 8 cents,


81 bs. of Rye bread for e., cents,


II of do. for cents.


N. B. great variety Of Confectionery, Fruit,
Codials &c. &c. sold whole sale and retail at the
most reduced prices. MILLER DUNOiT.


Wilmington, Jan. II, 1928. 79-tf