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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Caroline County.

HEADED. = The rye crop is headed out and
gives promise of large yield t..
The FIRE KINa.-Seversl weeks ago, the Fire
King who was so badly burned in Baltimore
started out on a second tour, after the disasters
which befel him had been repaired. He has
again returned home, thoroughly persuaded that
fire is too hot for him. H.
SECURE IN IGNORANCE Caroline has citizen
who refuses to be vaocinated or to snifer any
member of his family to be yaccinated as pre-
ventive of the small pox.
ASPARAGUS Josiah White, near Denton,
has an asparagus bed of u acres in extent, from
which he sends TO market about 800 lunches per
week, and finds it quite remunerative.
WARM WELCOME. = Rev. Robt H. Adams, the
Junior preacher on Denton Circuit has taken up
his residence at Gilpin's Point and was warmly
received by the people there. Mr.. Adams is a
young man of talent and very popular on the
Circuit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
not Prepared for War.
oua MusKErs IN A BAD CONDITION.

our MUsKErs IN BAD CONDITION.
We fear that we are i'll prepared for an inva-
sion by the Jerseymsn. The State arms are not
in order The Deld,oareaa, organ OF the govern
ment at Dover, says 'H Aitt
SIN view of the belligerent attitude Of New
Jersey, would il not be well for our county COM
misaary TO overhaul and grease up the guns in
the armory under the State House Z A glance
through the broken window OF this depository OF
several thousand dollars worth of arms and
accoutrements will discover most wretched
negligent and wasteful condition Of things.
Query whois the Comrnissary Of Kent county ?
Timothy O. Killen was appointed to the office
February II, 1853 but he removed from the
State at least two years ago Have we Com
mia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
New Castle.

PETITION INQUIRED ToR-A petition to the
Grand Jury from the citizens OF New
Castle for declaring the ruins Of the
Stockton House nuisance, was banded to the
Attorney General to be by him presented. The
Grand Jury say they have never received it.
The general inquiry is, il the Deputy Attorney
General be Attorney for owners Of nuisanoes,
can he prevent the right Of petition
DEPARTED. The schooner Ann Eliza, CLARK,
departed for Belfast, Me- with corn from E.
Jefferson to order.
The HARE's CORNER HoTEL.-Contractor
Gregg il already at work with strong force dig
ging the cellar OF the new hotel at Hares Corner.
The masonry work has been awarded by him 10
Geo. Wggins, Of Chester, Pa. and all the doors,
shutters, sash, &c, are to be made in that city.
The bricks are to be supplied by the Messrs.
Guyer a o and the lumber by Giles Lambson,
botn Of New Castle Mr.. Wiggins thinks he will
be able to complete his contract in three weeks,
il the weather continues favorable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Rnrn.t Fireu I'm New \ nrIs.

Forest fires continue to rage in the noun
tains Of Ulster county, N. Y, and are destroying
large quantities of timber. On Thursday, the
village of Chichester was approached by the
flames, and with difficulty saved from destruo-
ton In sullivan county, fires are also sweep
ing through the woods and have destroyed the
tannery OF o B. Wheeler in Oakland, causing
a loss OF $50, 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
WaShlhGtsn.

THE wAsHrNoToN TREArTArHE PENsioN LAWS.
''''' '7lil ohl i' a'na wksHnSaroN, Nay II.
The opinion ia not entertained in official quar-
ters here that the Washington treaty is at an
end, for the reason given that the correspond
ence on the subject, with view to accommodA-
ton, is still pending. The pension laws have
amended, authorizing that when aowidow for
feits the pension by re marrying, ii shall revive
on her becoming widow again, il In indi-
CANT circnmstancasy .IHm ioI viIE4 4e.d
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Political Intelligence.

The Tennessee Democratic Convention ad-
iourned at a late hour on Thursday night, after
appointing full delegation to the Baltimore
Convention, and nominating Presidential elect-
ors at large.
The Republican Convention OF Louisians, to
nominate State officers, will meet on the 18th of
June. --
The Liberal State Convention Of Tennessee
will meet at Nashville, on the Goth inst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
To Hnvc PInun

writer in the Germantown Telegraph advises
owners Of plmtrees to suspend in each. just
after blossoming, several corn-cobs which have
been thoroughly soaked in sweetened water. He
says that the cureulio insects prefer these to
the young fruit, and depost their eggs in them.
They must be taken down and burned when the
fruit ripens, by which all the young insects will
ha dasfroyd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
De.truc,iou Of the Town of omer.et.

The fire in Somerset, Pa, on Thursday, de-
strosed six squares including three hotels, all
the stores in the town except one, two banking
houses, two printing offices, two churches, the
post-offce, the Masonic and Odd Fellows Halls,
telegraph and express offices, aud over thirty
dwellings,. The losses are estimated at $1,000
600, with an assurance Of only $4,000. Fifty
families are rendered homeless.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Japan has purchased 100000 worth of boots
| and ahoa6 in this cOnutry this wear.

Japan has purchased 100000 worth of boots
and shoes in this country this year.
Some youngsters while watching the proce 8
of Matching chickens by steam, one said 10 an
other, wonder if their mother knows they are
out z"
Mr.. John W. 0dn, Of Concord, has received
the appointment of private secretary to p. s.
Gilmore during the Worlds Peace Jubilee,
which is near at hand, the same position which
he held in the Peace Jubilee of 1869.
spiritualistic journal, published in Australia
says that Gladstone, the English Prime Minis
is firm and faithful believer in that doctrine,
and knows himself to be spiritually inspired in
all his great works Of political progression
Es-Tbe Dome tic ls the simplest shuttle sewing
machine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11

THE CENTRAL LoAN-ANNUAL MEETING. The
first annual report of the Auditors Of the Cen
trial Loan was made to the Association at meet
ing held last evening. From this report II APP
pears that he revenues were: from monthly Dues
SIC, 14 from premiums, 81 88 from in
terest, $40 from fines, SAILS; while the ex-
penses were, S496 S5. The amount Of loans
reached, $22, 500 There are 100 shareholders
representing 1857 shares upon each OF which
s12 have been paid The present value Of each
share Is 517.37 The highest premium paid was
43 per cont the lowest, 2614 an average Of 35114
Ier cent.
The following are the officers elected for the
second year President, VIM. NJ. Francis Vice
President, Mahlon NJ. Child; Secretary, D. T.
Hawkins Treasurer Thos d. Webb Direct
ors, W. Fl. schoen, l. Grubb and John Hare.
The city cars will run on ten minutes time on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
nj, van winLle.

A large and cultivated audience WAS present at
the Opera House, last evening, to witness Mr..
Joseph Jefferson's first performance, in this city,
Rip Van Winkte. He waA fonoged- sympathsti-
cAly, throughout, and ct fle close called before
the curtain.
Tonight, he gives his second and closing per-
O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11

1t appears that the arms in our State Arsenal
are in a neglected condition. The city cannon
are exposed to the weather in the City Hall
yard. Evidently we are not prepared for war
with Jersey. Governor, Ponder must temporize
and negotiate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Weather Record.

.... REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE. ..i.
..t.a s.I WAsHNGToN, May IL.
Probabilities Increased cloudiness ever the
Middle Atlantic States, with southerly and South
EaaterlY Winds n. .---
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Daily Gemmertiar.
New Advsrtlasusptv, This Dpy,

PAwnbrokers Hals Of Gold and silver watchae.
Fine Hero antie Printing-Jenkins Atkinson.
To Fathers and Mothers-Dr TUFTS Sar parllla.
DR.. TUFTS Mir Dye.
Building Lots for SALE. T. Head.
ea OF China and Dccorat. ID Ware.
Nouce-Wm Smith
Pasture for HOrses-Wm, Preston.
Sale OF Horses DOyls chls, Philad'a.
HardWare-Truman a aw.
Wlnted-A Carpenter.
Lo>t-Chinese grass 10th handkerchief
Dry goods, carpets, &c -Archanbault, Phlada
New ooery Store ohm Marfs. 81 q sti
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
,evn Confrrence Ahaudonsd.

The Geneva Conference Abandoned.
News from. London, to-day, says positively
that the arbitration before the Geneva Commits
sion, Of our dispute with Great Britain, has
been abandoned. l''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11

The general interest newly manifested IN the
Water street improvement is very decided, and
there should be general attendance Of citizens
at the meeting OF the Board Of Trade on Tues
day evening, when the matter will come up for
discussion. l'i i1 ~. .f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
RnRIand
wlrupaAwAL rRoM THE raEArr.

.. WITHDRAWAL FROM THE TREATY.
..I d., ........ i..i...,t. LONDON, May IL.
The Post announces positively that England
has withdrawn from Arbitration under Washing
ton treaty .5f..,a .,eg-u y, +-.5t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Tho Radical RsEermers.
rHEIR CONVENTION ENDS rs A row.

THEIR CONVENTION ENDS IN ROW.
'' '- '' '' NEw YoRK, May II.
The Convention Of Radical Reformers, after
making provision for the formation Of a Govern
ment for the whole world, and nominating Mr.
woodruff and Frederick DouglAss President and
and vice President, broke upin an uproat, caua-
ed by the dissatisfaction Of the delegates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
SECOND EDITION.
$50, P. M.
Congress
3 LEI 10 ------ --- fL GITf i
rrUT uf SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May IL.

.0F0H EasEsATE.
shHA. 1.a ,r - WASHINGTON, May II.
A resolution was agreed to to authorize tie
Committee on Privileges and Elections 10 invss-
tgAte the election of Senators Pomsroy Al
Caldwell, of Kansas. HiNii.r au0
At the expiration Of the morning hour, tn
Senate resumed the consideration Of the bill "a
amend the enforcement act. sal p.erol
9fI' .faFe HIH HoUsE. q Ccvia
Mr.. Dawes motion to close the dsbsts on the
first section of the tariff bill in one minqte sfter
being taken up again prevailed. tSiJiuos
The House then considered the Pension God
flying hall ,.1 e3nl9ons,i iuo4s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
WILM NGToN BAKERY

w stseet, cor. OF sp uce, wilmington, DEL,
d. F. SCHUYLER, Proprietor. Bread, Pies, Cakes,
Crackers, Confectionery and Ice Cream. Also,
BILE terms and at short notice mys-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

'. p PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. ld ..-
NJ 4t, Xxx PHrADEfPhIA, May II.
Cotton active 239&@2i1<. Flour very firm j.;
supertiDe 6Q61z extra 7@794 Penna., extra
family S914 4@l0. Wheat irmsr !; for prime red
S21392.l5 No. one spring $1.91 white 81. 20.
Rye quoted o.. Rye -four held $5.75. Corn
meal brandywine nominal $500. Corn fair de-
mand yellow 79c. mixed Western 72@73c. Oats
good demand white 55@56 mixed 52@54.
Mess pork dull $14. Whiskey dull 8S11. .-,..f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
fpain.

'' THE NsURREcnoN qUEI1ED.
a... '..,so. IT ...5.,.. MADRID, May IL.
1t is officially announced that the instruction
il quelled. -H7t- .1f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
VNRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTINGs,
v. K. ARCHAMBAULT.

N. cor. Eleventh and Market streets.
All wool Ingram Carpets, 10, 81, 81. 81 IL,
Wool filling Ingram carpets, 81, IS, co. sc.
All Wool, En,ry and Stair Carpets, 20, 81, 81, so,
62c.
Rag, Hemp. Cottage and List Carpets, %, 81, SOC.
Floor OH Cloths all widths, 40, 45 so. 62c.
English Tapestry, Brussels Carpets, 81 2o, s1.SI
sl.5O.
Gilt Bordered Window Shades, 81, 81. %, 81 60.
white, Buff, and Green Shading, 25, 81, SI,60c.
WHITE CHECK AND FANCY MATING.
An widths White Mating, 2a 81, 81, 40, Is, so.
All widths Check Mating, 81, 81, %, IS, 90, 62c.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Plain Block Grenadines at 20 81, SO, 80, $40.
Cninese Grass Cloths, yard wide, $50.
PLAIN and Fancy Dr IS Goods, Sb, 81, S5, soc.
Honeyeomb Bed Quilts, 81 20, 81 81, slo0.
SOiled Lot MarseiI4es Bed Quilts, - o.
auction Lot Table Linens, zs 81, 81 go 50, Ibc.
Wide Sheetlng aud Pillow Mu Inns 16 ~ TO SIC.
Cheap LOtnew style shawls 81 So 81, s..
Light Dress and.ohirting Chintzes, Il6o. ..
N. e cor. Eevsn-n and Market streets,
my11-1t PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Geneva Co.sml.sisp.
REPoTED END OF rHE coSvENTIoN.

-I-I-I ! 7ALP0FED END OF the CONVENTION.
uni 'a.H. dtIu Va NEW YoRK, May IL.
The Herald says that the General Convention
has ended. and, that the President viii take no
further step without congressional action.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11

II RIvATE LOAN OFFICE,
$50 SCUM Ninth street, near Spruce, Philadel-
phia Private house. Persons In want of tempo
rary loans can obtain the largest advances upon
Diamonds, Watches, Jel0etTy, Life POLICIES or any
articles Of value. II Is the only private establish
ment in Philadelphia, and is conducted upon the
European style Strictly Private Parlors. No
PawnDroker's signs or pu0lic display.
Parties unable TO call themselves can transact
BUSINESS through Express Company or by mail.
Old Gold, Silver and Diamonds purchased at Mar
bet Prices. f., marl6-sm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11

Que Of the first painters in Antwerp paints
with his feet. iu.I fsl
The Cleveland Leaders, under the impression
that il has enough poetry on bGnd 70 last M
next fall, but II the spring Is backward and the
fires have to be kept up, It viii probably need
more, i ira fI'll .t ''l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
California.
SWEARING ALLEGIANCE TO FRASoE,

hWhAHINU ALLEuIAkUE 10 FHANUK- n"
San FRASoIsco, May II. 4
The natives Of Alsace and Lorraine, resident
here, marched in procession to the Office q
the French Consulate, and sworO Allegiance to
France. 'i Hi ''' '.t bi...
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
Politics and Politicians.

The Delaware County Democrat wants Gener-
Al Hancock nominated for President, John
Quincy Adams for Vice President, and W lillian
MoClelland = for Governor Of the old Keystone.
The following is the resolution Of the New
Hampshire Republicans on the Vice Presideney
Resolped. That while we fully and cordially
acknowledge tho great merits and services OF
the Hon Schuyler Oolfax aud OF other republ-
can statesmen whose names have been pre-
scented in the convention in connection with the
Vice Presidency, We cannot refrain from ex-
pressing our preference for the Hon: Henry
Wilson an early, faithful and untiring champion
Of freedom and humanity, and q statesman OF
signal ability spotless integrity and pnswerVing
fidelity to republican principles.
The New Haven Palladium says; 1T is q
stranRe satire upon hls whole career that MT
Greeley, who Of all men in public life is most
opposed to tho political theories OF the Demo
cratic party, should be the man selected to re-
suseitate il at moment when some OF It's OWE
friends we're willing to see it expire"
-sI II is AuthoritatlYeIy announced in Indianapo
lis that Senator Hendricks is not corimitted q
the sapport Of the Cincinnati nominees, but vii
bs governed by the democratic national conven
The Richmond Dispatch wants it UNDERSTOOD
that the South is tired OF fighting hopeless pat
ties and will in no case go with the democrats
2 should they be soswaywafd and impraeticable a
TO nominate presidential ticket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
1outs anaShues.

NIOTIUB.-The old boot and shoe stand a61an
~ recently occupied by Nicholson Foulk
will hereafter be conducted by l. H. Foulk. ~
All work and orders will receive his lndivid- w&
ual attention Your patronage is solicited.
r1t L II. F0ULK,
s-e ~ 100 Hest Second SlTeet.
wMMNGT IN, DEL, April l, 1870. apStf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
The BeRt.
DEATH IN PHILADELPHIA

"noa PHILADELPHIA, May IL.
A death occurred from sunsiroke, yesterday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.

a.r.ft eat .I fst
,i,.s. e:3o p. Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
rerspnnI intelligence.

The city cars will run on ten minutes time on
and after Monday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11

DERsIAN INSECT POWDER
The pre- powder of the flowers OF Pyreihrtin
RO,etnR. Ths article sold by this house s that i'm
ported bv Zacher, and consequently can be relied
on Tor quality. 1t being vegetable substance, II is
entirely safe IL is popular for the speeHy destruc
tion OF Moths, Bed Bugs, Roaches Ants and garden
insects.
For sale by the ounce, pound or quantity by
K. MoINALL, JR-,
Apothecary
NNoINALL's BED BUG BANE. ..t n
McInall's Roach and Rat Paste .f.
Franks roach and rat p ste.
GlentwOrth's roach paste. .. H
GlentwOrth's insect powder.
Lyons insect pow ter. %
Blue stone. Do
Chloride Lime.
CRrbOlic acid.
Yellow Uchre.
.. Carbolic earth.
Sulpnate Zinc.
Corrosive suDfmate.
And all articles adapted to house cleaning.
EDWARD MCINALL, JR.,
.-....... ..-.. Apethecary,
Second and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11

IN 900 TATNALL STREET
The subscriber would announce to his friends and
the public that he keeps nne assortment of excel
ent Groceries and fine Spices, Teas, Coneer, Suga,
&c, which have Just been laid In with great care,
and which:will be sold very moderate prices The
public will please call aud examine h goods.
myit6Gs JOHN MARlS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-11
8eip advertisements.


" ITCHEN, cooking a housekeeping hardware
N Numer us articles of them may be found at
the hardware store Of
Isl. TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. Ss5 eight Thirty-hve) Market st, below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
NALvANIZED WIRE for garden trellises, grape
" vines DC, and also for permanent clothes lines
an assortement Of iron, brass and copper wires and
various sizes of wire DIS for hanging OF pictures,
looking glasses, window sashes, &C.
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty-Dye) Market st, below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
n REER'S FLOWER SEEDS and Bulb Roots at
ID II. ALDERDICE'r
No. Ill Shipley st.
A IL KINns OF Owe WIRE, Plain, Plated
N and galvanized wire work Of Al kinds made
A I. ALLDERDICE,
M. III Shtnlnv St.
A GREAT variety of Hanging Baskets and Urns-
-, - A. It. ALDERDICES
..-H No. Ill shipley st.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

prsay HOUSE,. H. MEDEn & SON, PRorRIEToRs.
Robt N Eberle, Virginia b II Maeeo, sAn Frau
Wfss IJeIan tracy. Z" F N Pixiey & VT"
- Im,ga,a Eherle..s J ] Holmes, Carson
- I,,iab !" VIM Biackmore, Genoa
Nj, Cba,nhers " Nj Glasscock, Knights L
Billy Kern, deofofo' virgin"
ST. cHARLEs-GEoRGE rUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
" p Applegase, Silver c re Deoiln; MONITOR
II r Rowland. Lake B J Wilbur, Virginia
CIV Harvey. En- cnii'h'
W Chadwick. Mounts 2 Moore,
I Nasbeimer, San Fran F " Schmidt"
! Cooley. Sacramento J NJ Davis, Genoa
coEgErr HousE-coRBETr BROTHERS, PkoPRIET9Rs-
VIM IT Watson. Carson K Y Fisher, Truckee-
Eiy;d Wright. Washoe V WIN Fin'ay,
| Mrs Bak4r q dau'e r, Va ia, Whit+on,
IN GaITan yirgini, AT Mortified at + Il
II Nrrair :. VIM Avsry. LAX BlgleG
u r Eerar, Mountains Daniel Riley, Sacramento
o Iiamliu, San Francisco"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21
R. Fred. Brooks, the we'll known

r. Fred. Brooks, the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
erv. musical instruments, guns, hSh-
inc tackle, TOYS, cigars, tobacco. Jew
eIrv and fancy goods. has renewed 70
NiI1ard,s store, next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
PEOPLE can save monHy by buy
inc their dry goods at the store OF
OIcOyich Brothers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES MAILS.

e~Reno-Arrfves from at $50 a. m Closes
for at $50 p. m.
y,reani.-k~rives from at 10 a. m.
Closes tor at 3:f5 p. N
Genoa and Arrives from at
6.}J %. m. Closes for at ESQ a. N.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

ardu+sir, or ,ob work-must be paid
.aI,,,.. rbis rule aupifes to all
,,.+io. and will he strictly enforced.
HANDSOME AND SUB>TANTIAL.-H-
T. Rice, Wells Fargo Co-'S a@ent IN
this CITY, is fitting up the room recent
lv occupied by L. Z. Brooks and Post
office, in n very handsome ana SUP
.a,,i,I noarrar. TO he used exclusively
far the banking department of the
aboya firm. The great feature in the
in,.rior arrau.cmcu i. The peculiar
aharn ami Handsomely executed work
az he rnlutcr. running cro>~wIse of
"ti T., L,. 80 uuch labor eX
tle IoI'n ,,n +, a,i of \ kind that we
IetiI'ca t.,,.nr . dissertation. further
go. 80 hat il il = handsome piece Of
noaa rrnrL and effect great credit on
u,arLr,or Tho de-iyn was fur
'I ~. T.ho T,rharit. orthe Mint,
n-i 10 t,.,r,, reformed nv Nose Cat
f. anI Michael Bis>ett. The room
now occupied for bolh nrthche> tle
business, VIII tie 'Seu c'tt',o vo,
S.ely cha"ra. are complete, and
with the present efficient force, the
public may reasonably eNlecL 70 We
accoIi'i'oN''
Hei' .
CARSON THEArER.-A
, tho California Theater
ilouNe greece ,hoir fir,
Company last evening y"
apnearance. The play was eXce!lehtIy
cast and the performance was given
,o o.oLora3 the tal.
IN ulai'"ei tn"' INtn MnCnIInItgh,s
| oi'I'ea o,tabIv an axran-
ftlcHeite" anI oaIIad forth
iona H, -, tna audi.
shouts mt aPPt"1a ~ Hit weII in
ehce. III I0,i and were highly
amnrariatad. TONIGHT will be pre-
scented RuIwer's grand coihenE ~
Money IN Whicl oa ~ AJtreI
Trarvn We need use no persuasion
TO induce the Carson public TO attend
for the reputation of the company Is
well established, and they may always
he sure OF a crowded house III thls
place.
.hc
PosTPoNEp.-lhe ura"hhS
Nevada State Lottery has been post
until October 18th. u. l..
io .ba Grand elf,
Biancharu' MANAGE
Concert of the State OF Nevada loi
founding a State institution lor tnt
Insane. is receiving orders rom an
sections for tickets. These tickets are
81 each IN com, anu ?ho''o two hiohasl
10 " hninr 80 600 each. There are
900 prizes in all. The lottery Is au.
thorized by the State OF NeVaua "hG
is under control of J. weaithlest ano
most responsible men OF the STATE
We believe that few tickets are now III
the hands OF agents iot sa's, ~ s"
purposllg investing Snoulu nr s.,
tneni 90
u,, Scuoo, 50,
.ho En,ernrisa of vester
pupiIs, says Tue
day, are in at 1hiS ih>'i'u
,;on of this number. 50 are orphans
tarce amount of labor is imposed
upon tie laoles na>.ns of tha I'll
Ian entrusted to their charge being
mere infants. In due tune a aePaf.
ment will be organized III WHICH pa
and ornamental needle orr VII y
taught, with a view OF enapiins g r
to earn iINeIlhooE ~ tha cbarr
~ u ,iisu Str The pupils are maxim,
commendabie progress. me oenevo
lent features OF .nis sruna,b;es o
mend II ronSI o'no
the pubic.
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POLITICAL PRINTING.

All political printing done at this Office
advertising or Job work-must be paid
Tor in advance. This rule apples TO a.!
parties, and will be strictly enforced
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

Third-It is recommended that Primary Elec-
ton. be he'd in the variou- counties on Saturday,
September :. 1872 and thHt Delegates TO the
State and C"unty inventions be elected by d.
rect vote Of the people.
Fourth That all qualified electors, without re-
gard t. past party Affiliations. who are in fav"r Of
the elec ton If Horace Greeley and B. Gratz
Brown "a President and Vice President OF the
United states, ami who indor g the platform OF
priuciples adopted at iucinnati iE May, and re-
afirmtd at Baltimore in July, shall be entitled to
vote at and are invited to Eartici' ate in such
rrimaries. A. c. ELLIS,
Chairman Democratic state Central Com.
ROBEKT N. CLARKE,
Chairman Liberal l.epub lean
state Central Committee.
Carson Citv aurust 13. ls72. augl6-td