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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

thereon erected, situated in tue city % Whining.
teu. county and rlate afuies i'd Begin q IA
ihs e.tstrrly de Of Walnut street al tts Stance
VI forty four feet from the c,raer f0!ueI ~ .bs
Intersection 81 the nnriherly side uf kifth street
Win tue caaiorly eide cf MalGut, thence wi Ia A
liue rlnninB oasterlY rallel 90 fiith street ,ey
en- iHet TWO ttc4es TO the westerly side ~ an
alley Tee ding gu inttf1dh real g. euee northsr-
~ along SAID all twelve ieet three inches Ia
the mud corner OF this lot; thence westerly an
parallel ltsn street iegeuty feet two IN chps 10
the easterly eide Of walnut street; thence .oufb
efy alO9g said side ct sid street tWel, feet tIr
luele TO the place o. beginning be the roa.cuts
WlIlh SEA bounds what 90 may. T,Eettvr
with he Tree Hgd uliuterrupteI priyuelea q us,.
- ~ al.ty ealing tu 90 street. DO comulu.
VI d th9 uYWn-rs 90 J uprt4 bound uu there ii
forever 7 s-thsr wish ti.H 70 90 privilege add nee
u TIE p4mp NOW usfd o.! uth-f v u-i. 10 D. ON IN
ahiacsAt thsrstui and al ttr tie, pri, and
use ~ Tue seve r or dr4il IA the aley bov- u4t.t
10 common with Other owners co. property blu.d.
ing thereon, and together with Tue right 10 uss
lhe pump i water Ia font Of prev is-r sold 10
hugu q B.len, in cemmun forever; with the
!uriher right and Nilege 10 u-e The " 4isr ptpa
20 sail alley ftr The putpJss ~ attaching pipa
iheretu' l. lead he water lnto tr upon ihs rafd
prsmi--si sutJec however to such ufdlut Coz ,if
me cry tsr,l,ts to The u-e o. the BraudywiLe
water
Aueadanee viii b. given tni ts ms Of .slg
maze hLuwlhy fElkk McALskS.
or by 5 N llARElNGT1 Esq KS ttof1ey.
Attest: BENJAMIN h. UsIiis.
,,. Clerk OF uIpiisu Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

FORMERLY OF THIS STATE.-Dr. J. B,
Smith, who was principal Of the 81. Au'
gustine colored school at Raleigh, N. C.,
and who was poisoned in that city on the
first Inst, was formerly of this State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

RsFUsRs.-John Young, whose leg was
injured by stone falling upon him at the
St. Augustine mills, refuses to allow the
limb to be ampuIated. 1t is thought he
cannot recover.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

2sln kkWAhD Was stolen from tha sub
tD@-O scrthtT, ct Cox Station. gu n
the y zen huns r nj kent kailr ad. a - y
large br wu mare with a email wen GU g l
het rsltt i.h rne above reward wi be paid
Tor iier return 10
JANIS COX,
sep it-bl Cox station, Md.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

THREE Di-rINcr Wilmington
hens are simply woaletiul. The} lay not
only prophetic but many other kinds Of
eggs, and are admitted by all to be very
cn,erphsiug aud dcsirOus of something
uow all the while. We were shown on
s .turday an reg laid by ono Of these hens
" hish had three distinct shells, perfectly
formed
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

SUBSTITUTED. William Shaw, recently
nominated for Representative on the Re-
publican ticket in Kent county, has been
withdrawn and James A. Moore substitu-
ted
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

SENT TO THE ALMsHoUsE.-Mrs. Nc
Nih, who attempted to burn her house
down last week, has been committed to
the insane department at the almshouse.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
Maryland Avenue Property /!
81 GOOD LOTS.
On Maryland Avenue, AMI near all the Railroad.
oea;erins in Wilmit g.on,
AT PUBLIC SALE.
With easy terms Of aynent. on the premises, on
The MesI Side,
SATURDAY, ocTosER 18th, 1872,


The late purehafe O. adjacent luud by tho 4yil.
mil gton and western iHir al Comps s. tho coa-
stfuetun 81 huildlugs ald 0tler INN ovrn-nts
necessary In Operating this Railroad. The intro.
dueti0n Of tle Brandt vice water 10 these i'm
proFement extended sthrnueli tile properly Of
the U, \. l. Co., and indeed the iueqitails Ten
deney OF inofeas ng railroad and Manufacturing
Interests aud the growth Of the city this direr.
uon, O. point 70 au r,ased yalus iu lots AID e.
much higher prices Ia Ns future. fte terms Of
sale Hre me- ne peiucu any -. rfqufli1r bu. .
Der cent to - paid mil The spring Of urNL year
% Nll ~ hich he tenii - ouf Purchasers f.
plrtisularly invited.
Terms VI sALs.-rweaty per cent. CASH.
SUD the pa apee ~ notes " ilh prov sldorte b
equally divided at SIX AID nine us ntHs hetring
later II from ds nf sac; set eme utr ia ai se.
20 be made previous u the follow ing Saturday,
uet0oef llih. At r. M tltherT.-e purshsse
may De declared void az the J. ion ~ the
sellers SUD parties who pay the Whole amount
10 cash or he!0le ihtt d ne will he eutt q L.
iInmeo late on settlement.
J. T. HFALD,
President Chris fiver Iup Co.
kxrlAng- bu .idiE,
oet' I'll wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

STORE LICENSE store-keepers will
do well to look to their store licenses
Otherwise they will find the New Castle
officials bringing big bill Of costs against
them at November term Of Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

A NEW WREoKING CoNPAEY.-A new
wrecking coming is being formed in Lewes
for the winter eOmpaign, and will be ready
for service by November first.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

ENTERED CoLLEaR.-C. A. Marshall,
formerly Of Taylor and jackson Academy
Of this city has entered the Freshman
Class in Civil Engineering at Michigan
University, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

Very Fine old Rve Wblsley. sllt0 prr doy-u
oar 'Ncluw s"li sherry. sll.H gar dl4rl
dlur seal Brandy, '-ls41, 80 $500 per dvfsa
-spt W im
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

APPRAL.-Louis Freoh, who sued the
p, W. Il B. r. r. Co. in the Eikton
Courts last week for damages for cutting
of his arm on the Pcrryyiile and Port De-
post Branch Road, has appeaied from the
verdict Of the jury, it being in favor Of the
defendants. The case will now be taken to
the Court of Aupeals.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

PERsoNAL.-Dr. l.. c. Dunnin- has
resigned his position as Asst. Surgeon u.
5. NAVY. DR.. Dunning has m,ou an
office at 9l5 Make street, AMI will rrlc-
iice his profession in this city. lie served
In the army during the war, and for the
past five years has held the position Of
Asst. surgeon in the Navy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

PARADE IN CHEsTER.-A large Republic
can torchlight parade, said TO have been
participated in b 1900 persons, came OH
in Chester on Saturday night. Several OF
our Wilmington campaign clubs were
present, as were also Gen. Hartrant and
several other distinguished persons.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

REMOVABLE. W. W. Thomas has re.
moved his residence and office from the
old location at No. s East Fifth street, to
No. 5l7 West street. The new location is
a decided improvement on the old. This
part Of the city is getting too noisy with
the hum of business TO be comfortable
place for residences.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

ENLARGED.-The Chester Adpocais was
forced to enlarge last week, owing TO the
press Of advertising iayors ulon its
columns, and looks much better since lie
anddfn growth,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
On "Wednesday, 2ad day Of October,
1872, at u O'clock a. NJ,

At iu' uuc' ION r1lms ct Oela & Miller. No. To-
Marked rirrat
All .N' rglt, t'lr aud interest of the minor q. 10
80 uf 81 4LHt W ST, de. e.t.i I, iu ahd g. 'Aa
a- ~ 'sd iaIds sud tousmeut-. 30 Wif;
A. I' q Boo. " f- E-lt"i rf isau ,n t." cts 1i
'L'rti1n, VIA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

Leave New Castle. for wilm ngtop and Pbiladsl.
phiaat7 ~ A. N. Leave Philadelphia, u O0 Al
aud Wilmington. l. l0P. NJ. for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 70 those above. leave CLAYTON for
smyrna 3. " A NJ, and 2OOP. NJ. leave smyrna
for Clayton II. So a. NJ, and z 80 p. M, 10 maze
connection with trainsto and from Dover, and sts.
lions south.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

Ca Ka5Ezgaa f s,EsE5s Z pl MI
MORN RAILROAD TIM


Oomu.saeinE MoEDAT. June 8, 1sT1
Trsins will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
AND WASHINGTON AyENUE, as follows;
WAY NAIL TRAIN at s. soA M, .lsundays az.
oeptsdl for Baltimore etopping At all regular sta
tons. Connecting At wilmington with Delawsft
Zine, A Clayton wish smyrna Branch 4.
n at ssalord vii D, a D. B, r. 81 DelPssI
WIN 8 4 Rs \! salisbury with war; R. 3.
ssptedj foT Baltimore and Warrington, siopplnIai
wilmington. Perryyille, and HAvre.de; grsse
EXPRESS TRAIN At 400 p; A. lsundayse xesp.
ted for Baltimore and Washington stopping a.
Chester. Thurl0W. LlnWo0d ClaymOnt, Whining
Ton. Newport, stanton, Newark. KlEton, aortE.
east Charleston, Perryville. Hayrs-de- Craze,
Aberdeen, Perryman's Edrsuood' hasaoiis,
MONT ExPRKss atiiso P. NJ, CDailyj. foi
Baltimore and wa.hington stopping At Chester,
ton North East, PelrTVils BaVrs- do GrAss, Per.
ryuan aud Magnolia.
PasseB gsrs far forlress honros and Horfoik, VIII
wiLaiNaFoE TRAINS,
HtoppinE Al all stations between PhiladslphiA and
Leave Philadsiphis All %, AM, 1910, 2 81,
". Z % and Soidsll5l NJ TheSo9P ~, NJ train
Leave wilmington at 4. IS, % and s 10 A, NJ,
stop between Chester and PhiladelphiA. On sun
day leave wilmington al q. 8 Z. NJ.
fhe Il. a. A. %. train from wilmington will con.
$50 4 A. train Tor Nsw York from West Phila.
PHILADA, AND BALTIC. CENTRAL X. n
( TRAINS Stopping At all stations on Chester Oree
And Philadelunla aud Baltimore Central RRilr0zct
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit Sundays ex.
eoptedl, atI0A. ST. and 4.9P, ~. Philadelphis
for Chadd's Ford At 70. 90 a, H.. Wedns sdaYa and
Saturdays At 2 80 p NJ, Philadelphia for Chester
4 Heights ut2 30 T. III. Philadelphia f0i oxford At
Z 2 NP. N Wednesday and SATURDAY. q SOP, NJ.
TINS T. Us n train stops Al ali stations between
philadephiH aud Lamokin
Leave Port Deposit for Philadelphia tsundAyt
excepted. at g % A. N, and & 20 +. M, Oxford fof
Philadelphia a. e. 10 A. NJ, Chadd's Ford for Pills
ieiphia ~ y H. sunday leave Philadelphia
! ~ ,rior, SGD NJ. lstve oxford for fhila-
Trains leaving Wilmington At o. - A. NJ. and 4 u
=. N. will Connect at LamOkin Junction with The
Lu0A. n. Id 80 Z. N. traine for Philadelphia
aud Baltimore central Railroad.
[ THROU0H TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington sta. 80, A. NJ, IA 20, s. n kna
l12P n.
CHEsrBR FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Gnsster 2. ~ Z. 80 q 8 and II. os A.
p O. Al, a. q, 5.3l. .. II. 1856 and 10. 5o.p N.
from BALTINoRE To PHILADELPHIA.
I 10 W. baltimore 3 IA ~, Way Mail . IS 4
" lrIrl. asp IS. Exprsss 2iP. n. aIvTasi
81 +. Hullsgrs 3 foIt 0op9sitaad intsrnediat.
&c. luiooa i''u irsia FROM Port Doposit VII
leave Per yyi.ig 30. % a. n for baltimore aal
Intermediate stations.
Traias i3r baltimore leays Chester Atla o6A. n.
/ And 3. II A. NJ. aud 70 Z. M.
1sains i0f Baltimore leave Wilmington Al Il A
O. IS aud ip.pl A. M }. o. aud o. ~ p. N.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTiMORB.
Leave baltimore So % P. a.. et0pping at Ma
nllia. Psrrymqns. Aberdeen, Hlvrs-ds gTgls
Newark, Stanton Newport, Wilmington, Ois7
n0nt, LlaWo1d. aud Chester
AZ FEHWsv Superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

BEAUTY-Miss Lille Hickman and Mr..
Harry A. Bolton were decided to be the
two handsomest persons at Odd Fellows
Hall On T-iday evening, and they were
awarded the premiums. The hrst received
a cake basket md the second live goat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

NEW CASTLE saUNTV NUIT1T
~ INSUkANCE COmPANS

Office, INSTITUTE BUILDING. Insurss agsips
NE houses and all other kinds Of buildings, vita
their contents, for periods OF time yaryi5g trnn,
three months 70 term Of yesrs ~
ManaseTs=M m. TstuaL John Guyer. Cbas W.
HOwlapd, Edw, bringhuTst Edw Il Bsiiah'
ia. Bradiotd Ashton hicaardson Win. Csnby'
George Richardson, Samuel Candy Ciamsui 4
smith, JAS Riddle, Geo. H. Bates. A. p shan.
non, NJ NJ. Cleayer, President. MM TATNALI
Secretary, SAM l.. D. smlFB. is s-z o
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
FLOUR. FEED AID GRAIN STORE.

SMITH a BRBEN would announce to theif
friends and the publie gen rally that they have
takeu tae store, North east corner Of fourih ana
shipley streets, wilmington, Del aud opened
Flour, Feet and q ain tore. They Will cnu-
stsutly keep 4 foil sud fresh assortment Of ths
best braid Of family h1nT, buekwhetl ami corn
neal. ca. meal, farms. corn starch garden 30
in fact every thing ususly found In a well rega;
lat hour. feed aud grain store. which they will
dispose OF at the lowest marx ct RATS
Goods purchased 81 their ttgre will be delivered
to any uhrt Of the civ free of cha g. The e.h-
fsns II WtiminFt0u qud tue pu' lie are invited to
Il 1e them call. AZ they feel con ident they ceu
give eutire satisfaction to pure hesers, 10 81
J. smith j. }. BREEN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

A CoArEsvILLE BANK OFFICER A De
TAULTER- On Tuesday. lr-t inst, it was
discovered that John L. Martin, Receiving
Telle- ofthe National Bank Of Chester Vail
ley, at Coatosyil!c. had suddenly decampeu
and was deiallier to the amount of
S26,0 The bank still continues business,
the irregularities iu uowise interfering
witt it, Us the amouh OF Surplus fands s
over 100000. An agent OF tne Comptroi-
Ter of Che Currency is now investigating
the matter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
TURNITURE AND VENITIAE
= BLINDS.
re a! eu.! 'Ttsl! :
Teaaud coffee
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

At 40 shipley street. JAMES SMITH low Pre-
psred with amI lie stock 90 tnpl by n. c.titsls ~
wilmington 90 tho new price, irf c-lf- fi~f
pould duty OIL tea. Prices of f-a tnlsr sud 81 'cfa
% Der cent lower. have the h--i oue dollar ICES
iu the market Try It.
To MAkF NnSs1-s % country .I Te Keepers .uI
others that buy lass then chest 81 tea uF DE- bsg eff
GO itse 81 one tina iud ave 20 Yer ut by bus .ag
.ed, cOiirr and ~ lees AZ
James Smith's Tea. Coiiec and gpice
stOro.
NO. fD SMILEY sTtElr lsSw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
ANoTn nB sT Esn.E as SMELL WEI. SELECT.

Braces, hupl orters aud Surgical Annlis.
seiFei AZ Foster Truss and Brace Tepnt iv
Inil llse now on hand Perfect satisfaei w e1. a
hnleed, PRIVATE Rooms for ladies' A. i gs,,,i kuar-
separate. prces to suit ALL s'A'i' man.
fosTkk'k DRUG STORE
front and Wet sfraat
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
NEW Root AND SHOE sToEE
GEORGE 8. HAGANY

Has just opened, at No. 1902 West seenn5 ss,sa.
between orange and Tatnall a large ana vstisss
ass0r@snt Of boots and shoes for ladies' sehtis
proposes TO sell a. pfices 10 ruit the 10
mine bis stock. ~ '"i' ~ y *
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
ERIS ~ ALLMON
SEVENTH AND sHiPLBY. SITS, osE7ER
WILMINGTON. DEL. -

Have the pleasure Of Announcing 10 customers and
others that their stock Il large and complete,
ComprIslng Germ antow1s. Hook aunya,
Top and NO-top BugEies, dc.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

Miss Dickinson Gestures Oct. 81
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

HoRsks, FURNITURE CARS avn np,vs
- ne subscriber begs leave to not'f, ~ o
and yisinit ~ tS sle peope % Wilmington IN
SSsisp, ~ r. his OLD stand tort.f az ROW -
and eTc,it. a, FL, 81, Furniture ars aud Drsys'
tnre All tt. hVtte7 70 hir- at ell hours Furpi-
vim gpsss hdlng end 9her PLACES IN H. ~
s H.ess ea.e ~ * liiul and sober drivers AZ
iens a5ss Al The lJwest possible rats. "''N
NORRIS WELDIE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-04

The pretty country lassie who asked
her city gallant, when he offered to
take her to panorama, whether
panorama or theatre was anything like
= donation. expressed the sentiment Of
many rural people. But the expert
ence Of country minister, whose
story comes cynically and pleadingly,
would seem to destroy the sentiment
and all faith In donations. On a GER
tain evening the people OF his congre-
CATION gathered at the parsonage,
laden with goods, and hungry with
carrying them. Mrs. Parson, not to
be thought wanting In graclousness or
liberality, prepared "tea," costing
some fifteen dollars. The tea was
eaten, besides much Of the goods that
were given, and on the following
morning the good lady found her car
pets damaged. her melodeon out Of
tune, and her larder containing two
bars of soap and barrel OF rice.
Every one OF the donators had brought
a package Of rice! Now" pleads
her husband, "we are 'out' at least
thirty dollars, and what shall we do
with that barrel? 10 sell the rice
would cause scandal, and the chickens
won't eat Il; our only hope Is to buy
II hog or live on rice pudding"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-04

TWIN children Of Mrs. Ball, Of Port
land, Me-, ten months old, were left
by their mother for few moments
alone. when 4 cat attacked one Of them
lying on the floor, tearing and biting
her flesh about the face In a horrible
manner, large pieces from the cheek
having been torn out and devoured.
1t Is possible tho child may live.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-04

THE Secretary Of War has received
the authority Of Congress to sell such
portions of clothingin Quartermaster's
stores as he may deem advisable.
There are now In store $4,000, 600
worth OF clothing, the care Of which
costs $l50,00 per year. There are
rubber blankets enough OH hand to
supply all prospective demands for
one hundred and thirty years to come ;
rubber ponchos and artillery jackets
for eighty years, and blouscs for forty
yeQr5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-04

Two newly invented words have re-
Gently made their appearance-"addi-
tionable and paragrams." The first
was used by Lord Granville. the British
Secretary of Foreign Affairs. in n
speech In the House Of Commons on
the Alabama claims. and the latter Is
the invention Of San Francisco news
paper editor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-04

A MAN In Iowa City attempted to
commit suicide lately by cutting his
throat and opening the arteries In his
wrists. He was discovered In time.
however, and several doctors were
summoned to attend to him. His life
was saved. but he was afterwards COM
PEELED to pay bill Of 1900 for medical
attendance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-04

A TRAIN on the Kansas Pacific Rail-
road recently, when near Ellis, kan-
sas, was found to be amongst immense
herds OF buffalo. The train stopped.
and several Of the passengers aligiIted
and made sortie on the herd, killing
several buffalos within sight OF the
cara
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-04
IN GOLD COIN,
VIII be given 20 Holders OF Tickets at
the conclusion Of the Concert,
as followsi

Each Ticket will be composed Of Two Cou.
pons, Of the value OF 81, 20 each. which Coupon
win entite the holder 10 admission 70 the Con:
ccrt and to one-half Of any GIN awarded TO saia
Ticket. , a.. ~.
Thonsand Gins will take place at VirRinh City,
Nevada, on the 18th day Of August, l6Tl, under
the immediate supervision OF the Trunees.s
directed by the Act OF tho Legislature au'nofh'
ing the same. .ar.. sr- r.
~ One Hundred Thousand Tickets VIII be
soid. from the proceeds Of which &S6o.OC0 IN
Gold Coin Gifts viii DO returned to tho holders
OF Tickets,
ThS Sn cf sse According Section Il:
Act authorizing the Concert, as follows:
"tIl MONEYS coming into the State Treasury
fronn sources provided for in this Act, shal DO,
and the same 10 hereby, Get apart, and shall %
constituted Q Special Fund. to be known q tne
Insane Asylum Building Funa ana Is H. MI
amount received ffom said source from time to
time, and the Governor shall report tho same to
the noxt Legislature" s....a
Tho Drawing will DO In pubic, ana SonoucssHo
in the same manner - that OF the AercantiIe
Library Of San Francisco, California; ,s
The holders OF Tickets to which GiHa aIe
awarded. viii present the same immediatey AZ
ter the Drawing to Wells, Fargo q 20, Ire IT,
urer virgini. City NSyada so ior pySl Ss ecloeisd
through Banking Houses or Weus, fAEo q
rn "a Expresr. All Communications viii DO
Addressed 10 d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager, o.
ViroinIn City, Nevada. All orders ioL llekets
will promptly ATTENDED s1npS,s 10 p % =, drected
Tiekets arc good only 10 the holders, and VIII
W 1RSsttbe EnterprIse will be managed With IN.
teority and responsibility, we will refer 10 tne
following prominent citizens: -
I'D. MINOR ~
J. SCHOOLING.
w. II, HOBART.
4 4 D D. TREADWAY, Carson City.
GEO. d. FRYER, Carson City.
CHIS. r. BICKNELL.
Hon JL;IPoSNaiaG p JSMEsi G0la T,rssni. niI c,,v
6.d: 4. EPqsETEGRNSA PpENpERSAsF xsIe'S1iil 'Tilsinls City.
JOHN sKAE. Virginia City.
John FAGAN, Gold Hill.
Kennedy 8 MALLoN. Virginia City.
Hon. T. w. ABRAHAM, Pine Grove.
Hon. N. 8. BONNIFIBLD, Unionyille.
A. A. G. c. CLEVELAND, Hamilton, White Pine.
., T. FOX, Gold Hill. - H
D. L. HASTINGS. Silver City.
=; g; q, ;HAZbET1TTs; Ia2LE1Ts psIy.Gni; SItS,n;, c,,v
r. McBRTH. Galena.
W. W. Mccoy. Eureka.
G.F, MILLS, White Pine.
T,B SHAMP, Virginia City.
J., w. SMALL, Genoa.
R.E. LOWERY, Virginia City.
T.J. TENANT, Hamilton, White Pine.
II. II, BECK. Wsshoe City.
J.W. ELLYSON, Carlin.
C.L.FULLER. Austin. -
A. j. LOCKWOOD, Empire City.
WELLS, FARGO d CO., virsinia City,
Treasurer. ler frsre raif H#
d. L. BLANCHARD, nIanaser.
cHUBBUcK a. WEL1oN,
ny9td LOCAL AGENTS, GOLD HILL
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A typo stood with stick In hand
And copy on his case,
But ne'er type his fingers sought,
For on his classic face
A look Of deepest import dwelt,
As he that copy read
Twas In little graceful list,
And this Is what II said.
IA nice young femail gurl with eyes
Ofdespest likwid blew,
And amply flowing awburn locks,
Which Naturally grow,
Would like acquaintance sweet to maik
With views 70 matri-mony-
Address, post.pade, box forty-six,
To Mary Jane Mahoney."
He dropped the .tick. procured sub,
And then straightway indicted
An answer to that personal"
Next morning he was delighted
A letter TO receiye-not paid
In terms OF warmest greeting,
Appointing for that very night
Tue place OF their first meeting.
He changed his linen. washed his ace.
Put on some borrowed clothes
Andwith eerene and Joyous mein,
And blushing Roman.noss,
He sought the gushing Mary Jane,
That maid with auburn hair,
And their appointed rendezvous,
And found her waiting there.
AZ once abe cried, "Oh, typo sweet,
Ny ewn irue love art thou,
Forever Till death do US part
I'd like ten dollars now"
But scarcely had abe grasped the stamps,
When TO the swain's dismay,.
Ooa Smith who keeOR A keno shop,
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TN TIE WELL KNOWN SALOON NEXT
i dooi to tho Fountain Restaurant. Also, the
entire Stock, consisting Of WINES. LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, CUTLERY, and
everything In the store will be sold at cost.
mar28 N T. z. FINCH.