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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

NEw YoRE CANAL MEN fear a great scarcity
Of water 10 the canals the coming season. The
IeseTHnlTa were never 30 low a. now.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

oA Tree exhibition aud for aAls large collection Of
faintinEa, hnJIAyinHa, OhfomOs, bfonAsa carvings.
hatahiy rare uhlnA ALSO choice stock Of Porcelain
And Photograph frAhea.
IN. BARLOW.
~ Sole Agent Tor RoFars' HtAinArv. AHau
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
NITEp sTATFs PArENT orFIoF

4 NIThU bIATEN FATENT UEFIUIl = -
I. wAaaINoroN, ID, o., March 10, Isl9.
On the pstition OF SAMuHt fALKENnuno, Of kus-
quehAnnA Dspot, Psnnarv AniA, praying for the
tension OF . patent granted tohim on the a9d day
CaSt-lfon Oyllnderai
Its ordered that TESTIMONY In the case be closed
on tho aist dag Of hAy nsItI that the time for
nhng ArEunsnts and the kIAminsr'srepoItb be limited
to the Stat day Of MAJ noHt, and that said peti.
tion be hoard on the Sth day Of Juna usIl.
Az DSs.en mAJSpPcsf th he, Z 5 5,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

UNITED SrA T..a PSTssE 5 qEr S,.ss o. ,.
On The petilioa o. InA q. oApr, o. New Yark, ~ ",
praying for tha extension OF patent Granted 70 him
90 the Nth day Of July ls6s for an Improvement IN
PAtes for Burglar Proof Bafos!
II 10 ordered that the testimony 10 the be closed
the nth day Of June mort; that the ume for hnE
aTuumsn.s And the ktnmlnaI'a report BIS limited 70
hssrd on the 10th day Of Jul, merit
Az gfs;Sn m" sPPSS'i ~ ~ e sr sp'lSs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
RARLOW's GALI.RHY 0E FINR ARTs

Renewed from No. 1895 to No. I9oA Penn,
Sylvanla avenue,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

On III. ps,itIon q FpnTs m ha5~a, u uhIsaSO,
Ilnols, praying for the eHtsnaon Of patent granted
70 him the IA dag Of June, 1853. tor Improve
meat 10 Rafsty Vault Ooverai
ordered that the tostiInOnJ 10 the case be oosod
% the aist dAg Of haI merit that tue tins for
nlina Arguments and the report be limit cd
% The SIS, dAL Of MAY nsht and that sAid petition be
AnT person may oppoae this eIteuaian.
meN.waS MO TRanRf OorlraI.sianaF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

I RAP.YRAR RECEPTION AID soiRrk.-THE
h 4 q is.e Year ,RsesPllSs, a. "a ssnNio fEa.
TX d !,Sss . ~ sS oSShsu kS,l ,OissSs
TICK Ne. One DoliAr-may b had at PaIkSIs hook.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. lie.
U,1rEp STATES REGIsrr.'s OFFICE, +,

kUEUaA. Nevada. August -, 1872.
MOTT r Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. VI.
- SrawelI. E ". NcKinstry. William Van
Toorhie~ and David NcDpugal have this day
filed tn this off Ice a diagram together with a no
;icr # appl Cati II for Il patent from the United
States. under Acts of Congress approved July
70 TSsf and May 10. 1872. for twelve
hundred feet along that certain vein or leie of
4uarr. ~ ether r"k in place, bearing gold and
Silver ifii, in the ESmtralia Mining District,
E.nr~r-tIa county. Stare of Nevada, and more
particularly described as fellows: Beginning at
the whrnt" bafc on s7id lode: thence along the
Vein or l.tte ncrth - deg 10 min east-26o. )
feet: thence north S. deg "a min. esst-329. 5
feet L. g - end of location. Returning To point OF
beginnings; thence south SO deg 50 min. west
lis. : feet. thence north so deg. So min west
rs: fe-t: ii ence north s. deg. IS min. west
I3l feet: hence south Sc deg. Is min. west
t3 feet: tn nee south Il deg . min. west -
~ 3 fret making l 200 feet in length by 200
te.t wide. and fully described in plat of the sur
Nev or sand lode and claim posted thereon and
iiled i, this office, containing five and i9-1O0
arreS. embracing said lode and one hundred feet
OIL, .-rci SIDE Of the ccuter thereof The lode and
claim a-r near tie claim and lode known AS the
Lady gau, ia the sTurh, and on the north,
.9Se and wes arc bOsnded bv no known claimants
From ivveiupza nts made the '~hir' shaft is
mine i, the Lady Jaue MINE on the south. The
Office us the Mining Recorder of said District, at
Aurora. E-meralda county, Nevada, and the
notice and diagram Of said lode and claim can be
found posted near the .-WhinI'' shaft Their n
WILSON BUTLER, Register.
au2S-6ud
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09
Ghe 1ailu State Reeister
CARSON CITY:
Wednesday October .. 1879
HAVE PATIENCE.

A youth and maid one Winter night,
Were sitting in Il corner;
His name were told, was Joshua White,
And hers was Patience Warner.
Not much the pretty maiden said?
Besides the young man sitting:
Her checks We're flushed a rosy red,
Her eyes bent on her knitting.
Nor could he guess what thoughts of him
Were in her bosom fiocking,
rs her far fingers, swift and slim.
Flew round and round the stocking.
While, as for Joshua, bashful youth.
His words grew few and fewer;
Though all the time, to tell the truth,
His char edged nearer to her.
Meantime the ball of yarn gave out,
She knit so fast and steady,
And he must give his aid, no doubt,
To get another ready.
lie held the skein, Of curse the thread
Got tangled. snurlcd and twisted:
ssHav P~atience!" cried the artlesS maid,
To him WhOa>siSted.
Good chance was that for t~ongue-tied
churl
To shorter all p%alaver:
"HaVc Pafieucct" Cried he, dearest girl,
And MA IraaIly have here"
The deed was done, no more that night,
link needles in the cOrner;
And she is Mrs. Joshua White
That once WAS Patience Warner.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09
NOTICE,

y registry Books TOR Jack's Valley Election
Precinct No. l. Douglas county. Nevada. are now
open, at the Office Of The undersigned at his
house in said Jacks Valley, fer the registration
Of the usm-s # the qusihei - tors in said cleo
ton precinct at the general .le, tian 10 be held on
the 18th day Of November. ls-2. and vii continue
70 be open for such registration betw cen the hours
At 10 oCintk &. N ard s o'clutk !. IN Of all legal
la : from the 1T day Of Jaly ISL. to and in
a'Clock p. m TO . O'Clock p. m during the ten
day preceding the - q 2l.t day Of October. IsI2,
an wh.'h day, at i o'c.ock ?. m, the said regis
tr.tiun shall close.
All naturailzed citizens must produce their
naturalization papers u be stamped according TO
'aw or come prei AIRED 10 prove heir loss.
A. 3. JOHNS,
Registry Agent farJach's Valley Precinct, known
a. JACK Valley House"
jacks Valley. August 81. 1872. sel-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09
TAKE WARNING!

rV>HE =. T. +. r.. co. r ANXIOUS TO
take doe precaztion against accidents and
Las Of life resa,tioS from the running of their
trains. aud rhey take this method of warning pa
rents aad guardians aga MT the dangers attending
the to. common practice of children playing about
,,,,r cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business Of the Conuany 6aA it impossible to
peRsuADE boys. = no frequent rNe teraaini and stop
Mig places u the ,ad from cfiHahiag upGn the
ssve and ~engines; and they viii feOf. themselves
SHce! 70 r-.or: 10 mere decided nsas1res IL fhose
nnueyanees are continuvi-r kefent, fceadents.
s.,ts- ..s ithosIy aseribaEIe to this rarelesrr.b OF
.pr.sr- l., jumping on .nt of TIE cars vixen IN
: iisn. s,r.rIi b- v-arrsi.s entn Oh HI hv4fssste
~ r.r7rrGTDHI Espe-intenIszt.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09
Notice to

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEWIS
~ ARDIT0 has been appointed Administrator
Of the estate Of Jerome Ardito, deceased All
rersons having claims against said estate will
present them properly proved for allowance and
payment. LEWIS ARDiTO,
TIE Administrator Of Jerome Anlito.
Claims may be presented to the undersigned At
his store on Carson street. -
ssloaodl ALEX. LEPORT, Agent,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09
CITY MINING COM

r. v.-Incation Of Works: Hot Spring Dis
trict. Douglas County, Sac Of Nevsds-Notic-
j. hereby gwen that a. a meeting # the Board Of
Trustees of said Company, held On the 10th dav
{ September, A. D. 49, ar assessment NO. 81
f five cents per share was .eviei upnn the capital
took OF said company, payable. Immediately, in
United States gold COIN. To the Secretary at EN-
pi'e City, OTmshy County State OF Nevada. ANY
stock npou which sah! assessment shall remain I'M
paid on WEDNESDAY. the 18th dhy OF October.
4. D. 1872. shall l." deemed delinquent and will
be duly advertised for sale At pnhiic aucriun, AMI
unless payment shall be- made before Will be sold
N SATURDAY. the 10th day Of November, 1872,
10 pay the delinquent assessment. together with
COSTS Of advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
JOSEPH WALTER,
sFlN-lm Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

BOARDING House. THIEF.-On Thursday
evening. a young man applied for board alta
boarding house, in the southern part OF the
city, representing that he was q paper hanger,
in the employ Of Greenman, Pierson \ Co.
His application was accepted and he spent
the evening there, stating that his trlnk would
be around in the morning. In the morning
he said he was going into the country to at
tend to some work, and would not be BACK
until evening. Shortly after, several articles
were missed among them valuable coat,
belonging to one of the bOarders. Evening
came and the new boarder did not return,
and suspicion being aroused, inquiry was
made at the store Of Greenman, Pierson 4
Co, when it was ascertained that the young
man had never been in their employ Thai
young man has not returned from the country
vet, and that good coat Is still missing.
BRA1SARp's MUSICAL WORLD makes its wei
come appearance on time, with the following
attractive table of contents Poetry. Misce
lany. Editorial, Monthly Review of New Music
Mu-is At Home and Abroad, Dramatic. Our Let
ter Box, Musical World Letters, Comical Ca
dences, Personal, Book Notices. Published al
:. l:rainard's Sons Great Central Music Pub
l,shing House, Cleveland, o. Sl.eO yea'
Specimen copies free.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
the STATE,

A large delegation from Milford will attend
the Sunday School Jubilee IN this city in June.
The Central Delaware Fruit Growers AS
sociation will meet at Milford on Tuesday
next.
Mr.. John ". Hall has just laid the keel for
a large schooner at Frederica. Her tonnage
will be near 400.
On Wednesday Governor Ponder appointed
BeEj. u. Burton Inspector OF Weights and
Measures for Sussex county.
John NJ. Barry, Esq, who was contractor
on the J. & B. r. r., is now building road
in Jefferson county, West Virginia
J.B Tracey of Lincoln is the patentee of
IA very ingenious contriVance, by which ran
road cars are made to couple themselves.
| There was a destructive fire at Harrington
! early Wednesday morning; several stables, a
| dwelling and two or three horses were burned.
| The City Fathers of Milford have neglect
ed to attend to the cleaning of the streets, and
several of the citizens are having the matter
attended 10.
The Rev George Z. Jones, of Princeton
Seminary, will supply the pulpit OF the Mil
ford Presbyterian Church during the two
months absence granted the pastor, Rev. Il
Mallory.
A meeting of the Junction and Breakwate
Railroad was held in Milford Thursday. Sew
eral steamboat men were in attendance. a
steamboat is to be put on the Lewes and New
York line soon.
Thomas Roach, an old gentleman living il
Prime Hook Neck Sussex county, about te
miles from Milford, is 76 yealS of age, is tn
father of % children, and has never seen
locomotive, railroad car, or track.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
$500 REWARD,
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,

EXECUTIVE IEPARiAENT.
Whereas. WILLIAM DENNIS. atias Rl;H-
ARD DuCkEkY. negro nun. who i. chai gea
with having committed the crime OF bape in l,.w
Castle county. has fed from Justice: and whe reas
on the FIRST Day of April, A. d.. 1872 the Governor
of this state issued Proclamation Offering IA re
ward of Two Hundred Dollars to be paid by the
state of Delaware for the apprehension and Il, liv
cry Of the said WILLIAM DENNIS alas hi H
AkD DUCkEkY. to the Sheriff of New Caste
county. ut the common jail o. said county /; and
whereas the said reward has failed to eau hi. ar
rest and delivery rs aforesaid.
Now, therefore, /. JAMES PONDER, Cove nor
oil the State of Delaware do hereby, in addti TO
raid reward Of Two Hundred Dollars, offer the fur
ther reward of Three Hundred Dollars. making in
the aggregate the sum of ofFIVEHUNDkED Doll
LARS. to be paid by the said State for the ap ire
hentinn and delivery Of the said WILEI AN
DENNIS alias RICHARD DUCKERY, intc IL .
custody of the sheriff ut the common Jail Of New
Castle county. NJ any time within twelve moaths
from the said First day ofApiil. A. D., 1875 and
couniss Of this state their Deputies and Baillhs.
anu all other Police Ocers Of this State to be vg
liant IN their efforts to cause the said illiam Dem
nj. aiias kichaId Dackery to be apprehsnded and
delivered to the said Sheri at the Jail aforesaid.
In witness whereof have hersunto
(nEAI \set NY hand and caused the Grast Seal
)0f the State Of Delaware 10 be an xsd. nj
20 Dover. this Twenty Second Day of April,
A. D.. one thousand eight hundred and seventy two.
JAMES PONDER.
By the Governor.
JonS II. PAyxssl. Secretary Of Etats.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
Business Notices.

Strne and Plain Alpaca Coats, White Vests,
ISc,.a full assortment, at Moores, 22S Market
street.
Dollv Warden suits ut Dow offs, 30S Market
.traet apr9-lm
Now is the time VIXEN the assortment IL large
to purchase your Spring Clothing at Edward
Moore's, 22S Market street. n"s'
Go to the Dolly Warden and have EXPLAINED tnei'
novel way Of selling Cigars 10 cigars for hity cents
and there are five hundred dollars given away with
sverv thousand punches sold and they do it and sell
b.,t ,ve cent cigar. IN the city. 6l6 Market street
One man got eighty cigars for fifty cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

The REAL END OF THE WsRLD.-A cor
respondent writing from Henry Lake Mon
tana describes the locality as one OF wonoer-
full grandeur The lake is situated IN thP
Rocky Mountains, at an altitude of 5, 900 abe We
the level OF the sea Looking from high
peak near this body of water he saw the pan
erama of the most wonderful region KNOW
to man. For within scope OF the eye IRON
that point-having their origin in Henry LAX
are scourcps of five of the grandest river
on the face OF the gloht, born: as il were ~
the same little lake aud drinking an rom .l'
same small spring. Here the Yellowstone
snake and Green rivers, as well as Clark
Fork. Wind rlver, Madison and Gailalin, star
together. leapinC and bounding in great cat
aracs and rushing inevrry direction to empt!
themselves in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans
Beyond low mountain to the southeast III
cyefals upon the spectacle of the steam a.
cpndng from the escape pipes OF purgatoI'
(>uu,ciimcs called ce!sers) 10 mlhgle WIZ
In. clouds This exclaiiuS the correSp"
dent, lis the real end of the world
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

A New York letter writer says that Josie
Mansfield, the woman in the Fisk murder b,iS
ness has all sorts of proposals made to her, and
receives dozen letters a day on an average
from strangers Last week brought her pro-
position from man in Montreal to start on a
lecturing tour through Europe, he is to furnish
the means, etc Same mail brought letter from
ST. Louis from man who describes himself as a
wealthy and influential citizen, offering her a
beautiful villa near that city at a moderate
rent. and urging the salubrious climate and
lovely surroundings, and saying it will form a
sweet resting place during the summer to rec,''
pera,e her energies, and her MANY warm admir-
ers in st. Louis would delight to see her.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
AMVog NE MTs.

On Monday evening the famous Simmons q
Slocum's minstrels, from the Arch Street Opera
House. Philadelphia, recently destroyed ny nre,
will open an engagement of two nights. at the
Grand Open House. in this city. A rare oppof..
tunity for lovers of minstrelsy 10 pass most
delightful evening. New songs and dances VIII
bc introduced, and all the latest specinlties OF
minstrel performance be brought upon the stage
Prices us usual
Miss Charlotte Cushman has been playing NJ
the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. the
past week. as Lady Macbeth On Monday even, even,
ing she will appear as Meg Merii'es, in 'Guy
Mannerin9" 1t is rumored that this lady m
tends retiring from the stage soon. Could sh,
not be prevailed upon to appear a. our ''nna
Opera House before so doingY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
BRSkGAE'A PEERLESS.

TNDOr BTEDLY III. best Potato for a late or
~ genera crop. frequently weighing from chs ne
and half to two pounds. and nrodacing tr"m aS
t" 400 bushels 7" the acre. They boil meaiy' anu
OF fine quality.
THE EARLY ROSE,
The y, st and aynrite Potato.
White and Yellow Onion Sets, fine assortment.
Trophy Tomato.
Hanson Lettuce.
Extra Early Pess and Reefs.
Flower and Herb Sc eds.
For sale bv SMITH i BREEN,
y. Il. corner 4ih and Shipley streets.
ap4- d6wlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

Haseltine, a well-known American artist in
Rome, bas just received handsome landscape
commission from the KING and Queen Of Dem
mark.
1t is said that wine is peddled on the side
walks III New York IN five cent bottles The
avoriis brands are put up in attractive styl and
cold " children.
The height Of stiDg,ness might be said in be
sxempitsd in the parsimony Of . person who
would grudgs a stsam engine its fuel:
Barnum 10 still lecturinR On Temperance. He
recommends total abstinence from everything
except his great moral snow.
Tbs inmates Of Sing Sing Prison want TO know
what there is in name. II they are not psrmittsd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

STEsL PLOws-After three days plowing in
sod, with good, strong team, We are more and
more satisfied with our steal plow, when COM
pared with our easiest running cast iron one
The steel plow glides along smoothly and clean
where our cast iron plow only sleans itself at In
tervals Of greater pressure, and hence is not only
much plesanter to the plowman. but sl-o easier
on the team. Our cast iron plows would prob
ably work better il the ground was moI solid
and less wet; but we are pushed for til and
with work already too long delayed from the
late spring, and We cannot wait longer for more
propi'ious weather, though we would prefer To
do So Last year, we had, ere this crops in the
ground for which we have not yet turned fur.
row this season, and We are not behind our neigh
bors, either.
We believe the same team may do one..6ftl
more work with good steal plow, and, at tn.
same time do it better and with no more Labor
10 the team.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
rTNO TIE PUBLIC.

| am now getting up new Portal 10 HEAlLns,
which for chespnsrs durabil and economy cain ,"r
be surpassed. The inside being OF wrougnt w. W.
cannot expand or leak gas every part OF the nes ~
texcept the cast iyon) is manufactured unde! ~. ~
own supervision and made in the best manner; .ster
be gotten up at less expense than any other nes"'
X. MORRISON.
naEe-3m 4l3 Shipley strse"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
soclEriEs.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

NJ, chanie's Lodge, No 1, o F, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, 81 md King
Minqua Tribe, No 3, l D X NJ, at Red Mems
Hail. AIS Market St
Jefferson Council. No. 10. o Z A NJ, at Mechan
ics Hall. PIG KING st.
La Fayc,te Lodge. No. ?, X Of p. at knights Of
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, y OF g 7. ut fifth and Market
Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
Valuable Farm For Sale.

-. The farm of Hugh Began. lately deceas.
"A: ed. adjoining the lands Of J. u. McCul-
i,i lough, X. Wilson. II. Swaype and Others
~ and within . hundred yards of swayne Sta.
tion on the Wilmington ard Reading r. r. in
Chris lana Hundred, miles from Miimingt.n
New Castle County and State of Delaware. rs ofer
ed ut private sale his farm has over 20 acres Of
the best quall'y Of band. Its e"uuiuiy located,
it has stream Of water running through it, and
has three springs at the hest quality tt W ter =
Possession 20 be given the purchaser iminediatels
1ERNS-ene halt the price in cash, and the
balance secured by bond and mortrase on the rro.
time within five year.
Apply to MICH AEL hARRlll.
No. 4l6 East sixth St.. Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
OUR NElchBoRs.

Rats are as plenty in Lebanon as frogs were in
Egypt
The Lebanon Gas Company is improving and
repairing its works.
Three first-class anthracite furnaces are now in
Course OF erection in Lebanon county.
During the month Of April, the letter carriers
of Reading delivered 1907 letters and IL, aS0
newspapers.
So 600 900 feet of lumber waiting shipment by the
river this season from that country alone.
All the manufactures in Reading are running
full handed and on full time. Trade is brisk and
the demand is almost greater than the supply for
every article manufactured
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
IEEl11H.

Professor HUreHlN-oN. A. y"
49, - b. y. the PHILADELPHIA DIN
es, ARTIFICIAL EETH in The United states,
lie makes most theau .ifui COMPLETE sEi.,
from S. to So and guarantees them to last Tor 'e'
years. y.
Teeth Extracted and Filled free Of charge. ~
charge but for material. S
Painless Extraction by Nitrous Oxide dss-"
cents per Tooth.
College Building, 5l4 Pine st. Phi'a %
Open from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
A1rPlease cut this out and give US chill
ian2-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

IN Rome they have perambnlating steam
kitchen for cooking for the Io'r 1t will cook
for fifteen hundred persons dinner in less than,
an hour and half and at the very modest
price of sous a plate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04


GROWTH IN FLokIDA.-The census of 1870
shows an increase in the population Of Florida
in the last decade Of II, 1924 or $3.50. per cent
while the increase in Alabama was only $40
per cent; Georgia, ll.O7 per cent; Mississippi,
4 63 per cent, AMI Louisiana 267 per cent. In
crease in Texas, 2l4.364, or 35.4S pc. cent? in
crease in Missouri, 53S, ,2S3 or 55.6S per cent
This combined movement has grown largely
since the war, owing to The expanse of territory
the resources for agriculture and productive
industry, and facilities for an extended COM
merce. The colored race since emancipation,
seem TO tend toward the tropics. Florida is re.
mote from all the great sources Of emig ration
Yet the increase Of Delaware was only l2,799
or ii 81 per cent, and the population is bu
l25Ol5. But Florida has become great resor
for seekers after health Flordas So, ,068 square
miles, with population IN 1870 of little over
three persons to a square mile. Pennsylvsni,
has only $4,000 square miles.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
E'Oa. sale.

sjsAs. The new AMI elegant BRICK llOi SES.
FTTi. Nus. 39 ana 3ll West Twelfth street.
M', These h,usss have just been comp e'ed are
Ks,I thr.e-story, wih II ie side yards Al d fine
large rear yards. They tBvr eli the modern con-
venienccs-with hot and cold water. water cl lose
marble top wash stands. bath room. Ac. and will
be sold bs rgain.
Also, the valuable Store House end DIV Hing
at The N. ". corner Of second and King Streets
now occupied by Jas. Hams The store is one Of
the best business locations in the cit., and is now
doing larger grocery trade than any Other.
Apply soor to JAMES CAksNEl l.,
novl7tf llG7 Washington street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
for Rtnt.

LN0R RENr-Rooms in the second sto,, ,r III
II Gazette building, 6 market street. su,i,hI.
for offices.
nFFICES FOR RENT. ~.
~ Three offices for rent in Almonds Ew
Building. Eighth and Market SITS. Apply To iii
". II. ALl.M0ND Il BRO, ll
feb25tf Eighth and Market streets.
II A large ROOM. corner Third and Ma,L.,
streets; also, desk room in Office.
Apply to JANIS M,CaBE.
arls-lmeod Board Of Trade Rooms :.