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Aohtes.

A TTENTION GRoCERs AND PROVISION
doug busin ss In this city are requested to meet
on Thursday evening" May 2'd, at ~ O'Clock, at
Mechanics Hall Fifth aud Market streets, for the
purpose OF forming a StOreke pars' Uni n.
my2tlt MANY S1oREk EEPERS.
~ WILMINGTON, DEL, May 23d 1s72
All persons are hereby cautioned against trusting
any one on my account from this date without
written order from me.
mvSsbt' NEAL MOONEY.
NJ OTlOk.-rne members Of EF FERsUN CUUN-
IN q L. No. 10, %. U. A. Nj, will meet Ia their
Hal, e. cor. Second aud King str cts next
Saturday evening, May 18th, at u, Oc Ock. A full
aud pupctual attendance IL requested. by order OF
Council my24-2t +. A. CHAMBERS, Sc y.
NOTICE The Annual meeting OF the stock
~ holders Of the WILMINGTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, Will ne held a. their ONCE, une
9TH, 1879, az O'Clock, p. NJ
my2l-t-Je4 W. II. COLBY, Sec'y.-
VollN McGDNlGLF, eight hair ard ey. ~ left
- his hone In Newark, m the last of April; was
seen IN Win ngtOn on "wednesday morning. LIST Of
May, since which time has not been seen ANY In
formation Will be thankfully received by his wife,
MARY MCGONlGLE, or
maV2l-ot JAS. II. RAY, ESQ.
DARTNRRSHlP MOTTO The urn OF Sanders
Il &siantun Is this day dissolved b. mutual con
sent Mr.. Stanton retiring
NoTlCE.-D. p. SANDERS and Chas. $. Rohb
IN nave formed CO-partnCrshp undtr the name
ing window and door frames wooden boxes Of all
SIZES, planning and wok tug moor boards, ripping re-
saving, &G Nes. 4l3 and 40 E. Front street VII
HlNBlOni del, my8-r Idi m
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TINBE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
NO. cor MARKKT sTRRRT
WILMINGTON, DEI.
Open 70 receive deposits daily (Sunda Va excsn,..
during the usual business hsurA and on TNsst.
and Saturday evenings from TO O'clock, P. nj
ALI the profits Of the Bank, after the psymen, n,
necessary expenses are devoted To the benen, y,
the depositOrs, and dividends are made AemisnnU
ally In April and October. Since the orRanSatonS y,
the Bank, in 1861, the dividends have unformly hsss
At the rate OF ak per cent per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded az deposita ana
at once become entitled TO participate In iot1rs
dividendA 1'1'0
intrusted 70 the Bank '--U'
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 8 h.LLEs, GEoRdE W. BUsH,
CLEMENT b. SMYTH, 0KORGE s. CAPKlLE
CHARLKs W. ROWLAND, M L. LICHTRNsTKIs
EDWARD DARLINGTON, N. r. BENSON
HRNRY y. DuaR, jon II. Jackson.
JOAN MCLEAN, WM. II. SwlFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WA. HILLES, President.
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice Presl lent
octl2-lJ JOHN p. MCLEAN, Treasurer
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Wilmington Quotations, furnished by r. Z. Rob
mson A Co, Bankers, 4th and Market sts-,
az O'Clock 2. NJ, today
CITY ITEMS.

E~-T7e Domestic is the most noiseess shuttle
Sc ing machine.
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NoTICs
TIiE WILMINGTON 4 READING r.. r..
anyIpNNN

Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY
PACKAGES, ami Express MATTER to and
from all nlints on the tine Of their road and West
Cntbter Express matter sent to Fraukhn Telegraph
ONCE, No 2, West 1hlr street, or their Depot Front
anu Madison, or orders ler with MaMullen n Seal
delivering agents VIII receive prompt attention.
apr6-u o. SrOLZ Cent Sint
TINAKE NOTlCE-Persons selling or dlsposing of
Il property must notify the Assessors or they
VIII he held Responsible for the tax. ALEXANDER
CHANDLER, 6lO Washington street, North Dlstilct
WIN. SIlLLhf, 2n Poplar street, South District
Asstssors sixth street Is the dividing line between
the two districts. iaug6 N
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CHAS. IT. NYB,
rarlor
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NoTlcs.

The undersigned is pleased 10 inform his
friends and customers that h, has com
peted the repairs to his store at the N W. corner Of
hlgnth and TatnGl, and has opened II with
Iresn supply OF new goods, comprising groceries,
ne win he found at all times and glad TO see his
friends.
aprl53m THOS. KNOTT
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Bounding.

DoARpING.-A. q NJ Fs'hergin having rented
Id the building Mt the corner OF Eighth aud West
SITS formerly occupied by the Misses Grmshaw, ~
a school intend 10 open boarding house, aud Will
be ready In a few weeks 10 receive borders
Table board also furnished. aprls+u
DOARD1Ng- In private family beautiful view
ID Of city and country high, healthy location,
large airy rooms. Apply Of -
EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN SITS,
mys-tf Wilmington del.
DoARDi Nc Three or four gentlemen or gentle
ID man ana wife can pr cure board with pleasant
myaGt s9s EAST FOURTH STREET.
ID oARDING, for ladies' and gentlemen at
Id mar21.u al MARKET ST.
Is apraGm 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
VNRoNT ROOM, with board, for man and wife, at
II mar26-f 902 W. NINTH ST.
DoARDlNG.-A few gentlemen can be accomO-
fcbs-tf ' 2s1 WALNUT STREET.
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for 3Srut.
LNoR RENT-A stable that win aqcomm date two
II horses. JOHN GIBBONS,
my29-2t' 60 W. Front street.
IINoR RENT.-Store 'nr rent; tock and ixtu, es
,or sal salsfac DRY reuio is given for sci Ing.
-i-''0 - FOL krH AND JEFFERSON ST..
my22-6t' Wilmington, Del.
VNOR hENT-A very pleasant second-story onloe
II over No. p Il. Third street. Apply to
JNO X. HOLT,
my1s-tf Third and Market streets.
I1NOH RENT.-A three-story blick dwelling, a
H with twOsiOry back building, con aiming M.1
10 rooms, gas and ~atcr, front and side yard on
Gpin avenue betweel Adams and jackson streets,
one square from city cars apply on the premises
or TO n ENGLISH,
apr2I-u 100 West street.
INoR RGNT-A large store.rOom with ONCE
~ front, large yard back with stabling for six
hOrse' Apply to 7. WOhRALL a CO.,
4l9 W. Front street, or
apr22-tf E. c. PersOn, (next door,
NOR RENT-Two frame houses one mile N
IL from city limits Apply TO Ua
marriott THOMAS WALTER
XTTHARF PROPERTY FOR RRNT-Stuated at
w South end OF Market St. Bridge. Apply to
febl7-tf CHAS WARMER 4 co.
NNoR RENT.-House No. 915 Delaware Avenue,
II with fifteen rooms in complete order; and also
will sell frame building on rear OF the lot, built
for a billiard room Apply TO
M. M. CHILD a CO.,
No. West Seventh street
sep lott Wilmington, Del.
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MuaurtaI.

EIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,
DepOs't0Tv az the Public Mania.
AND
FISANCl IL AGENT OF THE UNIrRn uc.,r.o
EDWARD BELTS, PRKaIpEHT. M 'iArkA
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CAsunm
Paid Up Capital. ssoo No..
EN-PhiladelphiA and New York Krcnanss w
niahed 70 regular depositors without charge tut
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdaya a, AZ A..
DIRECTORS;
CLEMENT Is. SMYrH, GKoRaE W. Hmm
lsaAkL PUsRY, EII QlRRRTT
Henry \. Nc 'ohB, JOSHUA NJ Ham
SAkUaL JANIS, WILLIAM TIrNaI1
EDWARD BETTE ort,,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Wilmington for Philadelphia,
6ab, $40, 1880 a m; 1850, AGO. 400, hG2, Llb,
1910 p. m. Sundays $50, 1910 ?. m
Wilmington for Ness Yerk
1.s0 a. m. ia2O and b.Sa p. m.
Wilmington for Baltimore
laba, LOs and 1000 a m. 1.O0 and SIT p. m.
Wilmington for Harrington,
l2b5 m freight with passenger car attached and
To New Castle.)
Wilmington for CoatssVtlb Reading, BstAIeAem and
PottsVille
$50 and 10S0a m; las and 500 p. m. Sunday
train at a. m.
Philadelphia for Wilmingtca,
$50, i1.00 and 11.4b a. m. asO, 400 600, TOQ peO
and l1.s0 ?. m Sundays 800. 11.s0 p. m.
Trains arTipe rom Deldisars r. r.,
aO0 from New Castle) 10.1B a m. abo 1000 D. m.
CT latter subject 20 delayA.)
TFdins arrive from v. q r. r. r.,
slb and 1l.AO, a m. /; As and s1b p. m. nday
train at p. m.
~ See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
alur Rahlie Rch~4ls.

AvERA0ES THE PAST SCHOOL MONTH
The reports Of the Principals Of our Public
Schools, Tor the tour weeks ending March I'D,
show the following percentages Of astsndance:
oRAMMER SCHOOLS.
School No. l, Boys Department, Loring n
1,runm. Principal 976; School 4, Mary Miller.
i'rinci,,sl. "; School No. l. GirlS DEPARTMENT
Mary T. Rowland. Principal, S3S
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
School No. 10, Maggie w. Steward. Principal.
80; School No. IA, Sarah J. Ssyes, Principal 80;
School No. I. Emma Griffith, Principal. ";
School No. .. Victorius L. Perkins, Principal. ~;
School No. 2, Mary +. Ford, Principal. SS9;
School No. 6. Mas9aretta n Jsck, Principal.
1885, school No. :. Harriet I. Nswiin. Principal.
49,: School No. s, Clara Z. Coantaas. Principal.
49, School No. g. Lizzie A. Justis. Principal. 81 -
School No IL. Addis Urmy. Principal. n: School
Ma l3. Ella Mclntirs. Principal. 76.7; School No.
II. Annie E Katss, Principal. Is.
DIVISIONS MAKING THE BEST AvKRAoEs.
School No. 4. Susanna Pyles. %; School No. |,
Emma Pringls's, 81; School Nos,l. Sallis Hare'a
81; School No. l, Kate E. Stewart's. "; School
Ne. l, Loring H. Barnum's %; School No. 4. EN-.
ma A. Yates, 98; School No. l. Jane Craig's, 90;
School No. l, Rsbeooa G. Husseys, 90;
PRIMARY SCHOOLS
School No. IA, Mary Lacklen's, 9S; School No
!, Sallie Pugh's ,o6 School No. I. Lanra AcLeod's
96; School No. 8. Clara koore's 95; School No 10,
Maggie A. Dsvis's, 95; School No. IA. Mary A.
Guthsries, 95;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
GEN ERAL NEWS.

Returns from all the towns in Connecticut
give Jewell, Republican, 30 majority. The
Republicans have 30 majority in the LeGisla.
ture Oh joint ballot.
The Working Mems Central Union Labor
Reform Committee, at New York, have cho-
sen Il. w. GibbOus for their President, and
adopted resolutions repudiating Judge Davis.
Thompson is not goaag to do anything more in
conundrums He recently asked his wife the diff.
ference between his head and hogshead, and she
said their was none. He says that is not the right
answer.
The allsgorical clock over the north door of the
old hall Of the House Of Representatives. at Wash.
ington. has never been paid for. The constructor
died, leaving no heirs. before the appropriation
was made, and it IL yet in the Treasury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
THE PENlNnpLA.


Herring are plsntifuliu the Eastop market.
The farmers in the vicinity OF st. Aichusls have
formed an Agricultural Club.
Easton has military company-Ths Maryland
National Guard.
Work has been resumed on the new N. E.
church at St Mivhaei.
Princess Anne indulgsd IN Q fox chase last
Thursday.
The colored citizens of Seaford engaged in .
slight riot on Saturday. No one was seriously IN.
jured.
The Southern Peninsular Fruit Grower Asso-
citation meets in Seaford, to-day.
An oyster supper was held in Ssaford last week,
for the benefit OF the N. E. Patronage.
On Monday. Messs. Jas. D. Palmer, VIM. W.
Bustesd, T. w. Merritt, J. o. Rasin, Isaac Haydn
and Robert g. Price, were elected Commissioners
Of the town of Centrevills.
Rev. T. D.. Valiant, of the NJ E. church at Gen.
treville, has received q call TO Washington d. c.,
10 which place ne will remove some time this
week.
The farmers of Queen Anne's county are busy
sowing oats and preparing the ground for another
corn crop.
William r. Wilmer has been appointed by the
President a. Collector Of the fifth internal district
Of Maryland, in place OF the defaulting General
David L. Stanton, removed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

A TALBOT COUNTY MAN CONE TO GRIEF
The New York Tribune says that Mark H.
Delchay, who is native of Talbot county and
",rooly loir friend ofthe administration, aud
at present Judge of the United States Circuit
Court Of Kansas, is charged with offences 90
hrave that immediate impeachment and removal
must follow If they are sustained BY evidence.
Persons of unqnestioned veracity have accused
him before the judiciary Committee Of the House
with appropriating ITO hu own use large
amour. Of money belonging to the United States,
accruing from the sale Of property during The
war, under the Confscation act.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

Through tickets around the world are
now issued, the price being Sl,145 in gold.
and the running time eighty-one days. The
line of route going westward is From New
York TO San Francisco, about 5000 miies
San Francisco to Yokohama, 4,7O6; thence u
Hong Kong, 1,600 miles; thence to Calcutta
8, 800 miles; thence to Bombay, l,4Oo miles
Bombay TO Suez, 5000; from Suez BY tho way
Of Alexandria and Brindisi to London, about
1900 miles, and from London to New York.
$500.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
valuable Farm For Sale. .
Valuable Farm for Sale.

ksA The Subscriber having dstsrntssd to quit
IA: farming. offers at private sale. bis farm,
~ ~ milrs north Of Wilminston. Del. con !.
tanning about eighty acres Of land, divided into
conv enieMt fields. in . sood state Of cultivation,
b,r. The imp, OVEN nts consist Of . nsw houaa,
built in modern rtyle 81 feet trent By 81 feet deep
and containing fifteen good sissd IONS; coed barn
with running water in the yard; carriage house.
spring house. tenant house. ice houss. s.ed apple
peach and pear orchards. and hns grapery. which
within ono mile OF Grsenvills satioa. on the viii
mington aud Reading Railroad. The situation il
snd we'll calculated for = county seat. Terms sasy
scptl5tf z. G. fArvkE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
THE CINiC:fhNNAr1 CONVENTION.

The first really practical step 70 give effect
and Importance TO the Cincinnati Convention,
emanstihg from any other, State than Mp
eouri. is that which has been taken ny nNnl'
Horace Greeley, Sinclair Toucey, Henry +.
Seiden. SigismlnA Kaufmann, William Dor
sheimer, Hiram Barney and fourteen others,
all Of whom have long BEEN recognized as
among the most influential Republicans of
New York. have signihea their ,iptentien M to
meets on the first Wednesday Of May next.
aS Yost e"sE wEoaxs Sss e Ea5 tssls SSperata /"
their action. They also express the hope
that the movement hseYn ~ Aisses1 pay nay
brief. / platform Of principles, which Is not
only In many respects unexceptionable, but
Is In marked contrast with the general course
of the Republican party. They say:
I'VE believe that ti,s time has come when
the political offences of the past should be
pardoned; that oil citizens s1oYld be protect,
to them by the Constitution; that Federal
taxation snoeld be imposed "a. revenue, and
30 adjusted Is to make the burden upon the
industry OF tia country al light Is possible;
that reform In the civil service should be
made which ~ relieve p:lise1 sGASn s. from rom
right Of local government, the founda-
.tion Of American freedom. should be reas.
serted, and the sncroachments Of Federal
power checked; aud We also believe that at
this time special duty rests upon the people
to do away with corruption in Office
the Liberal Republicans OF Missouri, has GER
taiDly gained strength by this declaration OF
adhesion from New York. illinois, ~ we
learn from the Chicago Tribune, will also
send strong delegation. 50 will Kansas.
So also will Tennessee. Ohio will certainly
be represented by some of her hest men, and
we hear that from quite a number Of Other
States, delegations OF Liberal Republicans
are confidently expected. Baltimore Gdzette
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

The soldiers and sailors Of Reading will hold q
grand reunion Tuesday evening next.
On Monday afternoon a drunken couhtryman
in Reading left has team standing the street and
has not since returned for it.
Mr.. Thomas Hesser has been toll-gate keeper At
Birdsboro for nearly quarter of . century.
One undertaken in Reading had los funerals
during the month of March.
The health of Reading continues to improve.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for YOaag Men from the e.-
fects Of Errors and Abuses IN early life. Manhood
to Marriage removed New method Of treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books and GiSsH. g.
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth St.. Phil
adelphia. Pa. dec2-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

1t is not generally known hut seems to be fact
that pearls cultivated very successfully by the
Chinese, i'll imitation of images of almost any de.
slrable form Moulds, made very thin of lead ARE
introduced into the shells of the mussells when
the animal is irritated by the introduction of 9th.
er foreign substances and it deposits its nacre
around the nucleus until the desirable size is at
tanned
projects to th.mseves M # thew 90 sSput bv ina.
rect courses to compass them. Gods own work
must be done by Gods own ways. Otherwise
we can take comfort i'll obtaining the end, if
we cannot Justify the means used thereunto.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

Things are mixed about Zacatecas. We
don't exactly know In whose possession 1t is,
and, what's more, we don't care. Juarez is
the only respectable figure In all this Mexican
scramble. If We didn't know who his father
and mother were we should think he was an
Englishman. Such bulldog tenacity and
downright pig-headedness are rarely to be
found outside of British anatomy.-Neto York
Commercial advertiser.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

The Switch-back Railroad is to be operated by
private parties, for the benefit Of the tourists
Booth, Of the Mansion House, Mauch Chunk, for
merly OF northwestern Ohio,is the principal party
interested. pavilion to be erected ON the top
of Mount Pisgah, which will prove the most at
tractlye and pleasure contributing feature of the
excursion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

The Pennsylvania Company, with its branches
corporation in the world, and the influence and
power is being constantly increased by new con-
quests. The gross revenue from the lines operated
by this company i'll 1871, amounted to twenty
two millions. two hundred anu sixty-two thou
sand, one hundred dollars and eight cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

The Secretary of the Treasury has decided
that 1.-The income tax ON the salaries of the
President and Judges of the Supreme Court
Is unconstitutional" and Will not be imposed
hereafter. The tax collected from these ON
GERS Is to be refunded
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

good story is told OF a st. Louis nobby dry
goods clerk, who attended dance IN the rural
shirt, and put on great many airs. He Was some
what taken down, however, when he overheard
one country lass say to another. THAT st, Louis
chap slings heap of style for teller that wears
q bed tick shirt"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

In the contested case of Goodin W. Wilson,
from the Evansville district of indiana, the
majority of tho Election Committee will re-
port In favor Of Wilson, the sitting member.
The Democratic members Of the committee
will report In favor Of GOOdin.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
Business Notices.

Messrs Gillespie Il Jackson have entered into
partnership and advertise to conduct the general
plumbing and gas fitting business, at 2l5 w. 4th
street They guarantee satisfaction in their work.
Mr.. A. &. MITCHELL, the Contractor and Build
er Of the New Masonic Temple. has removed his
carpenter shop to 2l0 Orange street. He Is one
OF the best carpenters and attends to all WORK
promptly. See advertisement.
Ogle Il Miller advertise sale OF fine watches.
diamonds, gold chains and jewelry. Coral gold and
Jet sets, &c
The WORLD Renowned X nabe Pianos for sale
only n Robelen s Bros, Institute Building
aprl-6t
Cheap Cheaper, heapea' Cofee.-iood
Rio, 2sc, better. 3Oc; best strong BIC per fo Ex-
ira Maricabo and Laguayra, Doc; Old Java, 4oc
Tsa-A trial will convince you that our .Jc
and 81 Oolong are the best i'll town; finest Japan
sl.2o; tnest Imperial. $l.6o; finest Eng Break
fast, 81. 40.
Trophy" tomatoes, the best in the market. zoe
ever BOWMAN, ith and Lombard.
RoBELEN X Bro, warrant all their Pianos and
gans always on hand s07 Market street. sold on
lrstalments april ct
ORGANS for 800 at Robeen Il Bros. Stop Or
gans for $780, at sO7 Market Street Sold on in
stallInents aprl-6t
New crop Usage orange seed; Breeses No.
Peerless potatoes extra early and Tom Thuml
peas tomato egg plant, lettuce &c &C., for earl.
sewing at the seed store of
". N CHANDLER,
febal -3m Gil Market st.
Grr RID of your old PIANOS and ORGANS an,
exchange them for new ones, at RoBELES Il BRo.' I
sO7 Market street.
Cheap CsA.-Stove $675, Nut sa.75 per 224
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Marke
street Bridge. feb21-tf WM. j. Brown.
L. II. Foulk, No. l02 West Second street, has o
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitabl
for ladies and gentlemen advanced in lifo, at lo'
prices Je. 2.
CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL Books, also lT
struction Book for all musical instruments
Robelen Il Bro, Institute Building. aprl-G
W. f. W,A,ams, Druggist, has removed to tn
corner of Ninth and Market streets, Wilmington
Delawa mar2S-ly
CHolee Seed Potatoes ,-Bresee celebrate
Peerless or No. 6. Sapply of the above Potato. .
IS cents per peck 81 per bushe The Peerle'
was grown by me without manure or fertilze
consequently infinitely more valuable for seed
Production with me 27j pushels per acre.
Orders solicited. NJ. BUELL..
NEW CASTLE, Feb l3. ISL. febl6-2n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
HANDSOME mOUsTACuE!

MOUSTACHE.I PROF. At. CROIX,S FRENCH
WHISKEKS. COMPOUND. The Gr.df HAIR
MOUSTACHE. GROWER. will produce q luxm-
VIII s X ERS. rant MOl1STACHE or Wills
Z KRIS on the smUothest face
Pleasant to uss. Sent to any sd-
-INe IN "HiT HI. BSSSSib6. SSSib6 GsaEHHissE GaEHisE.
NJ f. Cor Ten and Chestnut Streets. Phila.
febl6-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

NOTICE To TAX XPAYERS.--DslinQuent Tax
IN PAYERS and those Whs havs bscone possessed
Of taxable property on which Taxes have not yet
signed any evening except Sunday, at No. 4 East
Sixth street. and settle oil demands against them
on the books. GEORGE G. WARD,
ap1- Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

or the Daily Gazette.
CARRIE BELL.
Lovely as flower,
Graceful as bird,
Eyes Of deepest azure.
When their depths are stirred.
1resses like the sunlight,
Hand both white and small,
Face SO shy and winsome.
That it chsrmeth all.
Voice just like soft music.
Laugh so sweet and low,
Intellect is written,
On q brow OF snow.
Foot 80 small and cnild-like,
Grace l could not tell,
Never breathed a woman
Sweet as Carrie Bell.
BY MINNIE LEE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
Perfume Atoyn,xsss.

An elegant. Pleasing, simple and useful apparatus
for d6usins ps!fumsry In the most economical man
nor losntin1 the S!othias, hasdksrsAisf Ant hair
burns, sensitive surfaces &c., also for disipsctinG
and pegfunins the sick room For alie by
e. BRIN0HURST CO..
Corner Sixth aud Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
Steam AtomIxsvs,

For the Inhalati0n Of atomisod auids In the treat
nent Of chronic diseases Of the thfOaa sir pesoeSs
and lungs Being self acting they produced an even
and continnou: aow Of spray without nc0nvs vsnisncs
have supplied several dozen Of these atomsers md
in most cases With very sstisfsctory results.
E. BRlN0HURST Co., Apotheoariss
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

Sure Death to Rats, Reaches
and all other vermin; BURT'S PASTE. sold BY
msrl9-lm WALTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

A., 7. ALLDERDlCE. No. Ill shiplsy street.
o: brass. galvanized iron. &c. Also, makes Gal
vsniaed Wire Guards for store. and factory doors
and windows 1t Philsdslphis prices. Call and * :
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