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The illustrious philosopher, 81.
N" who has immortalized himself
by conceding that every one may be
right from their own standpoint, has
been recalled to his home in Ohio by
the death Of his father, the Rev. DR..
Erln
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EVEN sardines are dangerous. A
man in Newbsrry, North Carolina,
cut his hand In opening box Of these
oleaginous delicaeies the other day,
and the result was that his hand and
arm began to swell, and he finally
r7ia1
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The redistricting committee held q
meeting tonight at the Maxwell
house and sat till eleven o'clock
M " adjourned, without having set
tin,i- IN ~1ything, to meet to-murrOW y
oEonino o,SG q Il is probable they will not
oovalIg or.saa e, .ho : $u, The trouble is be-
tween the Middle aud Western n mem ,e
bers in apportioning the counties 6t TLNaa bor,
dering. on the Tennessl e nv - IL a.
is a disposition on fhe Oart ~ the
members from the middle c,ouaties 70
give only two representatives 20 me
Western division. The Western men
claim they viii have three at leaSt
II they get them the Eastern division
will suffer, for the Middle division in
sist on having five.
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CHICAGO.

Relief shut Od-streeEsCaF hob.
Psifcemen on Trial
CHICAGO, March 15.-The specia..
relief bureau will tomorrow be closed
to new applicants.-TWO highway
men late last night captured the
mOney-bOx of a one-horse car in the
burnt district, securing about $5O.-A--
The board Of police was this morning
engaged in trying seven sergeants OF
police on general charges. Mergen-
thaler and Clayton resigned. No de-
cision was rendered.
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LUMBER.

0IrY ENGINEERS oFEIcA
MzMPH1s, Tenn, March Il, lslz
a.a,ed uxoposafs win bs received az fbIs
900 NATL II O'Clock m. Wednesday. the 31fh
f1efsnf foz frruishtue NG,6lo fast. board
rnaasura, Of paving blocks Eor fzlT sner In
city reserves ths right % rsiect aay OF All Of
J. "a. EDNPHEETB
mh1B City EnEineeE.
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THE CALLED SESSION.
FeURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF THE
STATE LEGISLATURE.
Special to the Appeal ]

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March Is.
In the senate, the morning hours
were occupied in passing senate bills
On.second reading. By an arrangement
agreed upon at the opening of the
session, the bills on most OF the sub.
lects named in the governors mes
sage have already been indicated in
bOth houses so as to consider them
simultaneously. Thus far, the most
prominent measure before the assem-
bly, has been the bill TO authorize the
mayor, ETC., of towns and cities to is
sue bonds to the amount OF S15,.
600. On the second reading
OF the bill to-day 8 discussion, similar
TO that which took place in the house
yesterday, arose. Amendments were
offered requiring the question of issu-
ing bonds to be submitted to a vote of
the people, and also that a three.
fourth majority be necessary to ratity
the issue. The bill with the amend
ments was finaIlysent the committee.
Several house bills passed a fret
reading. The remainder Of the sitting
was occupied in discussing Organizs-
ton. The special committees mat
ter was postponed till tomorrow, and
then adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE
to-day the report of J. 3. KillebreW
on the condition of public education
in the State, and urging legislation in |
that direction, was received.
The following new bills we're intro |
duced:
D., NJ C-avr,s IT, o,oo,,5 ~, .o,,,,
mon school laws of the State by au- |
thOriZing the appOintment-Of State |
superintendent OF public instruction,
establishing a State board Of educa-
uon composed Of one member from |
each grand division of the State; and /
providing for the levying Of State /
tax for the support Of the public /
schools where the counties fail to levy /
such tax.
By Mr.. Lewis-TO define the duties
of revenue collectors as to re-
ceiving bank of Tennessee notes
and warrants. The bill provides that
such notes and warrants shall be re-
ceived only from persons actually pay
ing taxes, and is intended to put
stop to the reprehensible system of
speculation which has been INDUCED /
in by many revenue collectors.
By Mr.. Lumpkin-To establish the
Office of State superintendent Of public
schools.
By Mr.. Allison, OF Williamson-To
amend the act of July z, 1870, reor-
ganizing and regulating common
schools.
By Mr.. Martin-To amend the act
for the sale of the States interest in
Tennessee and Pacific railroad.
By Mr.. Tillman-TO require all
pleas in civil cases in courts of law to
be verified by affidavit.
By Mr.. FergusOn-To provide each
court in this State with COoper's edi-
tion of the supreme court reports.
After some discussion, a motion to
reject this bill failed, and it passed the
first reading.
The house bill to authorize the cleo
ton OF a county judge for Carroll
county passed third reading.
Several bills advanced q stage.
Other business Unimportant.
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DIED.

GALLAWAY-At CoEinth, Kissiasippf on
Tuesday. March Is, 1879. OF congestion. Er.-
DoH. infant son OF John 3. and Maggie n.
Gallaway, aged two months and ninssasn
days.
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FLOWMRa


A Ii KINDS. Plants purchased OF me VIII
IA be placed on lots free OF chsrZa. More.
over, plants purchased Of me for lots in ny
oharRs VIII Be W1uteIed IN my Green HouEs
rea. viii also kaap mp lots BY the year.
Cut flowers, boQuets, zoddlrE. laying on
WallkH, Bodding gYaYas, ETC., prorG pity exc
91ted. Reside noe South Gsts Elm wood Cea-
etogy. gfs1l BLHhX 4CCHE
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CHARLESTON.
wRBK's oPERATIoNE,

CHARLESTON, Msrch 15.-Cotton Is In
fair demand; middling, 2lSc. Net re-
ceipts, 545 bales; exports cOastWlse, $50
bales; sales, 100 bales.
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SAVANNAH,
WEEKS OPERATIONS.

SAVANNAH, March 15.-Cotton is In
good den and snd holders are firm; mid
dlings, 2lsSo. Net receipts, 107S; exports
cosstWise, 10 bales; sales, $50 bales.
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MOBILE

MOBILE, March Is 5-Cotton is In good
demand and strong; middling, 21Hc. Net
receipts, $50 balss; exports cOastwiss, 2o44
bales.
WREK's OPERATIONS,
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GALVESTON,

GALvEsToN, March l5.-The cotton
market is steady; good ordinary, 1916.
Net receipts, SSS bales sales, 5l7 bales.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
LsRE THIRD PAGE FOR GENERAL REPoRT.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Ths following is
the comparative cotton statement for The
week ending to dRy:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
For the Daily Gazette.

For the Daily Gazette.
On June Goth, the grove at Hare's Corner
was the scene Of delightful pic mic. A large
wagon, drawn by four horses, and drckrd
with evergreens, conveyed the happy pupils
Of M. ~ to the ground, where large com
pany soon collected eager for the days fpstivi-
ties to b gin. But for time, q long table set
in the midst OF the grove, proved the chief at
traction, and substantial repast was there
srnsibly discussed. Next, all Thoughts turned
which was to be the principa, feature OF the
DAYS entertainment. The May Queen, with
her blooming train, formed a procession Of the
fairest naidens No. ~ can bOast. Marching
slowly, they advanced toa cover which some
tasteful hand had constructed, where the
floral crown from the hand Of her first maid
of honor. Taking the pro6rrsd sc-ptre from
another. she mounted her May-day throne,
wearing her regal hcnOrs with such dignity
and grace, as to elicit unbuunded admiration,
Lily by name, lily crowned. lily for her
royal scaptre, and wearing robes Of whlteness
and purity. the lovely girl was a fit emblem Of
beautiful May. Her attendant maid-ns filled
her hands with sweet fowers-themselves
flower crowned-and shower tile rosy bios
SONS OH her pathway. singing the while a
fhr young ladies' with their preceptres.
deserve great praise, for the admirable man.
conducted. 1ce cream, confectionery, and
the most elegant cake were provided In abun
dance, and not single i'll timed occurrenc,
nar,ed the pleasure of the day. It was al
together the brst gotten up, this most orderly
and the ,nost thoroughly enjoyable picnic
are due to Miss Janivrr, for her ad
mirahl- arrangements, and our heartfelt con
gratulati0ns for the complete success.
PIo-NIc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
TNe 3TArE.

The Gygenia House, 1t Collins Beach open
ed yesterday.
Corn in Kent County never presented more
encouraging prospect lbr large crop than q
present.
The locomotive on the Smyrna and Clayton
branch road ian ID the track one day last ~eek,
causing delay Of several hours.
Oat harvest in Kent County will begin in
about eight or ten days. The prospects for an
average crop are not very promising.
Mr.. Thomas L. Sutton, residing near BOMBAY
Hook, was thrown from stumbling horse, one
day last week, and his co lar bone broken.
There are wheat fields in St. Georges ant
Red Lion Hundreds that will not yield more
than two or three bushels per acre, aon,e o
which will not be cut, the yield not being sufti
cient to pay for cutting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

We learn from continental journals that
Francis Joseph. of Austria, has been invited
to visi Berlin in September, and has. more.
over, accepted the Invitation. S9nowa and
its memories are to be Oblit~rated w this in
t-rc0urse, and the Prussian lion and Austrian
lamb are to lie down together. Thiers an
nOunces himself and France as against anv
war. and even the Pope has at last shown his
face outside the walls of the Vatican, and
rides through the streets Of Rome just as II
Victor Emanuel were sill In his former place
in Turin or Florence. All this would indi.
cate peace. But We remember that just be-
fore Napoleon Thirds last war he manage t
have about all the crowned heads of Europe
to visit him in Paris: even William Ill, and
Bismarck were Of the number
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
SOCIETIES..
xEsrrN0s THIS EVENING.

Oriental Lodge. No. l. II d. A + q Nj
Masonic Temple.
Hope Lodge. No II, l o U +. at Odd Eel
lows' Hall. Sd and King Sts.
Eden Lodge. No "a, D OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall. Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2, S OF L, at 9TH
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, o u A NJ. at Me-
chanics' Hall. 219 Market st.
Rodney Council, No l3, U U A NJ, ut 10!
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge. No. 6, q +, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge, No 6, X Of p, at Knights ol
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market St.,
Oriental Lodge, No l3. X of p. at Ferris x
CARROTS Building, 5O4 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
Business Notices.

Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest! Ccf~.-Good
B o, 28c: better. 30c best strong. 32c per h E1-
r., H.ricsbo ana Laeuayra,3 ,35c: Old Java, 4oc
Tea-A trial will convince you that our 15c
and 81 Oolong are the hest in town; finest Japan,
$40: finest Imperial, si.6o; finest Eng. Break
fast, el40.
"Trophy" tomatoes, the best in the market, zoe
for IN cans syrups and molasses cheaper than
ever. BOWMAN, 4th and Lombard.
feb20.ly
L. H. Foulk, No. l02 West Second street, has on
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced in lite, at low
prices. 1e.
Chsap Cool.-Stove 1915, Nut s4.75 per 2240
pounds for cash only, at yard South Of Market
treet Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. }. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

ONE Of the striking illustrations of the rapid
grt,wth Of our country is the constant increas'
Of our railway facilities. The mails are now
carried over 81 $50 miles of railroad. In 1880
there were only 60O0 miles In operation, in
1860 q, 900 miles, in 1870 AZ, 900 niles, and al
present nearly 5S, 900 miles. Upon these rail-
ways the mails are annually carr ed distance
Of 10, 900 900 Of miles, and II will not be long
before they they are carried the distance be-
tween the sun to the earth $4,000, ,0O0 miles,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

Horace Greeley has gone to Boston, and is to br
the lion of the Jubilee to-day
The President has appointed Norman b. Judd
Collector Of Customs at Chicago.
The first load OF peaches this season arrived in
ashington market, New York on MONDAY morn
ing.
The Methodists of Baltimore who approve the
course Of Di. Latahan while connected with the
Book Concern in New York, are arranging tc
give him public reception.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
PEMIMsUlAR NEWS.

Only one new house has been built in Ches-
tervilIe, the l'ast year. EYw
Circuit Court for SOmersat county convenes,
in Princess Anne, on Monday, July 9Th.
The wheat crop n Caroline county hss been
harvested, and turns out about two-thirds Of a
crop.
4 negro named Tonaon was struck near
Hainesviile. Kent county, q few days ago BY an.
other one named Hopkins and his skull frac'
tured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
The Great Race at Long Branch.
longfelloW the winner.

LoNo BRANCH, July I'd The second day Of
The Long Branch races opened with fine weather.
and track III splendid condition. The attendance
surpasses even the expectations formed, and Ii
simply immense. Both the regular and extra
boats Of Sanky Hook were crowded to suffocation.
and on the cars from the hook to Monmouth
Park, the platforms and even roofs had their oc-
cukants
mouth cup, dash of ~ miles. which had twelve
nominations of $50 eacn, play or pay, added to
purse of $500, aud the second to receive $780,
and the third $50 out Of the stakes. At the sale
of nools Bassett brought $1,000 and Longfellow
$1,000 Subsequently Bassett brought $4,000 and
Longfeilow $1,000. The excitement was at fever
heat LongfelIow won the race by twenty lengths
Time. ABA
The scene was understandable. Men threw their
hats in the air and cheered wildly, while women
waved hankerc"ie and bet gloves on John Harp
er's steed. From this moment it was evidently
all up with Bassett, aud although his rider used
whip and spur without STINT. 1t was of no avail
Every moment Lon2fellow increased his lead
and landed an easy winner in 4:34, or as some
judges claim, in 4:33. Baaset was beaten over a
iozen leugths. The enthusiasm of the Western
men was unbounded. and they crowded around
John Harper cheering and congratuatng the old
man. who also seemed to be laboring under great
excitement. Immense sums were lost on the race
by the New Yorkers Morrissey among the
heavy losers. This days raca 10 scknow lodged to
bs the finest conducted of the American turf
But little difficulty Has experienced in sffectine
a start. and the horses got away together, Basset,
having the inside of the track. For the first hall
mile they ran head and head. he only advantage
il any. being in favor of Bassett. As the horses
warming into their stride passed the grand stand
the excitement rose to fever pitch The frst mil,
and half found their POSITIONS unchanged, bu
the hackers of Baasett evidently had misgiv
ngs. as their favorits was doing his best, while
seemed that Lon.fellow was still being held b,
his rider. Their fears were confirmed when tn
horsss went past the grand stand the second time
Longfellow's rider gave head to his horse, VII,
CALAMITY responded. and quickly placed tw
lengths between himself and Bassett
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Brandywin Lodge
No. l8, l. y. 0. F. have elected the following
"fhcers for the ensuing term: n. G.. Samuel
Young; V g., Samuel Fuzzel; Recording Sec
retary, Jonas Miller; Permanent Secretary, d.
w. Thompson; Treasurer, William Allison;
Trustee, john Davis
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

Rev. J. A. McCaullev, presiding Elder OF the
NJ. Z. Church of Washington District, haa been
unanimously elected President of Dickinson
College, and has accepted the position.
Fifty. four deaths from sun.troke we're report
ed in New York city on Tuesday. Twenty
deaths from S,,nstrnks have been reported il,
Boston since Sunday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

SUDDEN DEATH-About a week ago little
.on Of Mr.. J. HlIton's living on Maryland Ave-
nne. fell of ar apple tree. Serious internal in
jnries we're sustained, which. how. yer, were not
apparent until Sunday afternoon; at that time
the hoy was taken sick and rapidly grew worse
until this m orninE about two o'clock, when he
died.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

MEETING OF WoRkISoNES.-Another meeting
of the worxingmen favorable TO the Eight Hour
system was held at the Old Fellows Hall. last
evening. The roll presented at the last meeting
again placed on the table for signatures, and
about thirty additional names procured. The meet
ing, during the evening, was addressed by Messrs.
Chambers. Roberts. and others motion to ad.
Jouru sine de defeated. and after considerable
uiscussion the meerng adjourned to meet again
on Tuesday evening next, at O'CLOCK at the same
place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

South Carolina has been cursed by Trea
sury Ring, which the homes. Republicans ofth.
State are organizing ~ ov.rlnrow. This is tn.
kind Of reform which the South needs and sew,
eral Northern States = PKLss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

PERsoNAL---Gov. Ponder passed down the
Delaware Railroad, this morning on his way
LONE
Auorney.General Lore started, this morning,
for his farm. in Wicomico County, Md, where,
for come years past, il has been his custom to
spend the hot summer months
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

RIDICULOUS SUIT John Moreiand and VIM
Hickman were proceeding along the street. in op-
poslte directions; as they Approached each ether.
neither made any effort to move aside and COLI
aion was the result Hickman went before Esquire
Frazer and preferred charge Of nssut and bat
terv against Moreland but the evidence failing to
prove the charge, the case was dismissed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

PETTY CASES. Henry Rawlor, for assault and
battery on Hugh Qnisley, was required to pay
costs. and held in 5000 bail to keep the peace, BY
Esqure Frazier.
Mary O'Donne made charge of assault and
battery against E!iz ibe,h odd but failing to ap-
pear at the trial, he latter was discharged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
kentucky's First colored Jury.

LoUIsvILLE, June 20. A negro named John
Wagner, who was stabbed by another negro.
named William Reynolds, May 29Ih, died at
summoned jury Of neRroes,the first OF the kind
ever formed in Kentucky, and they rendered a
verdict against Reynolds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
1otiess.

DlVERVIEW CEMETERY.
Ii OTIS in Riverv,ew Cemetery will be sold at
he >ecretary's Office and after July ls. for ont
month, as follows.
Lots fronting on the Avenues $3.50
All other lots, $3.50
Payments: Ohs.third cash and the balance in
ore and two mo, this.
On and after August 1st.
Lots fronting the Avenues $50 co.
All thor lots $2l %.
Lith"graphed riots and further inform alton viii
b. furnished by J. L. Thompson. superintendent
the Cemetery. j. MAKIS
jy2eodlm Sec'y and Trea.. 3O2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

OFF THE TRACE. The shifting engine No.
l3, oi the p W. & B r. r., ran oil ,e track
this IN rning, while backing around the curve
at the foot Of Poplar street. Ow ng to this ac-
cidvnt the work Of shifting the Baltimore and
Delaware trains was performed by one Of the
locomotives
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

NO1ICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
6ahy nave completed arrangements to carry \ on, y
Packages and Express Matter to an from ali pon l.
IN the line Of their road and Z" est q ester.
Express matter sent TO franklin Telegraph ONCE
No. West Third street or to their De Of. Iront
and Madison. or orders ieft with Men ullsn a SeaI
delivering agents. will reseive prompt attention.
au6-u Gen'l Sup't W 4 r Il r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting of Deinware Loan Association. last even
ing, about 81. 800 soli at 26 per cent. premium.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

WILL NOT Run. Freight trains Nos 2 and 10,
Of the P. W. i g r. r.. will not run tomorrow.
The freight Office in this city will be closed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

HoT-At noon to-day. the Thermometer at E.
BrinQhurst's store. stood at 100 in the shade; AT
he GAzRTTE Office it waa 95.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

PEAcHEs-We have heen shown ripe peaches,
grown the orchard of Messrs Hamilton IL Cum
minis. We presume they are prematures Ripe
market Smyrna Intelhgencer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

GEN. LEES HORSE. The horse ridden by Gen
r. E Lee at the battle Of Gettysburg is now
owned by a lady OF this county, who purchased
It in Washington city since the death Of Gen
Lee-Faufar (F0.) Meas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
Markets. Butter sold this morning 25 to 3

Markets. Butter sold this morning 25 to 80
per pound, honey s' d., eggs 2s to 81 per
dozen, chickens 75 to 81 so per pair, potatoes
appl, So to 45 DO, peas 25 to 80 do, beans 80
to 35 do, beets Is to Is per bunch, asparagus
10 TO 1S do, rhubarb5 ~ do, iaiiistrs to
do. onions to 3 do, salad to 5 per head,
c abbage 5 to Il do, Tomatoes 40 per quart,
aspbtrries 20 to % do, cherries 10 To IS
each, beef IL to %, veal ~ u %, mutton 10
to Is, lamb IS to 20, ham 81 crd ~, whole IA,
lard 10 TO L. Biackberries, l5c per Of.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
D1ssoLUTION OF co.pAkTNERsHIr.

Notice is hereby given that that co partnership
heretofore existing betweeD the und ersixned u,
der the firm name OF JAM nond 4 Leary carr Ny
builders, is this day dissolved BY mutual consaht,
". uAMMUND,
J. ". LEAkY
The business will be continued at n. F. corner
"t Second and French streets by the undersigned
Tho alone Is authorized to settle NJ he affuiIs Of
the late nrm Th-nktul Tor past favorst the late
nfm, a. eoIIcl q continuance OF patr ma oe iron
his friends ana the public general. ana vii guar
an'ee aafisfactOn l.. all cases.
mAy2z Smd&w w. HAMMOND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

POLICE CAsRs.-Five cases of drunkenness were
disposed Of at the Mayors hearing, this morning
Fifty cents and costs each
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
LOCAL JnrGLLuoGNcE.
To. morrow il the Fourth.
n La d. o1-o ,loco IN nnrra~,

To. marrow is the Fourth. .5
7 he Banks close TO morrow.
Hope Loan Association meets this evening.
The market was full, this morning.
The drinking fountains are extensively used
BY man and beast.
That decomposing beef torpue still pol'utes
the atmosphere at Fourth and Shi Hey streets.
The arriving and departing tr.ins, at the de.
pot, this morning, were we'll filled with pas
sengers.
The post Office is open tomorrow from Gas
to 9 o'clock A. NJ. Again our people will b
deprived of their mails. %
A meeting was held in Princess Anne. on
Friday night, to further the project TO establish
a High School in that Town. A committee was
appointed to solicit subscriptions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

Of every description c'n. be
ourchnssd Wholesale and retail att.e Great Variety
Store Of ADAMS L BRO SOC N rket street
WILMINGTON. Del. june's lot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
r EAl ESTATE.
SALES OF PROPERTY.

The fine W est street Dwelling, No .l2. belonging
to Mortimer Bye, has been sold to Mary Belts for
$4,000 Mr. Bye will remove to W .shinRtoD
street below Delaware Avenue, into house in the
Haddork block.
4 Ia nail Warner has sold the dwelling. No.
5l7 Vest street. to DR.. Thomas. The price Is no.
gwen.