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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
JOHN e. OWENS..................... DlrectOf
THO. HANILTON........ ..... Business Manager
Last performances Of the Charming Artistic,
MIIS. +. =. CHANFRAU.
Thursday, Friday and saturday Evenings,
and Saturday Matinee,
TAyieures successful drama. from Charles Reade's
novel,
CHRISTIE TOMBSTONE;
Or, Out Of the Depths.
Christie JOhnstOne. Mrs. r. y. Chanff8u
With songs You aud l" and Caller Herrin."
MKT WrEK-The last of the season will be
produced an entirely new play by BARLEY Camp
bell, ESQ, RISKS. Mr.. Owens in q new character.
During the week, for one night only. Mr.. Owens
rs Tony Lumpkin in SIZE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
mh25
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20
PRECIOUS STOSE.
A GENERAL VIEW OF THE SIT
UATI6N OK THE BONANZA.

In order to be able to give the most
correct estimate obtainahle of the guam
titv and quality Of ore developed ana
in sight in the Constituted Virginia
mine. called upon MIR. |. T.. James.
the we'll known civil and mining en-
gineer. and had him make estimates
from the working maps Of the mine IN
his possessinn. The actual length OF
each drift in the ore was measured and
the calculations were made by sec
tons, Where there was a piece of
ground of triangular shape 1t was
measured and calculated Separately
Where there were wines down IN the
ore the measurement taken was lor
the actual depth of each. and the calcu-
lation was based on line drawn from
the bottom Of one to the other. Chlcu-
lating in this way, Mr.. James makes the
amount of ore actually developed in the
mine 20 6GJ. 800 cubic feet. The usual
estimate is IL cubic feet OF ore to the ton
but in order 10 make any allowance Tor
porrhvrv or other waste that may be
found in the vein we will allow 10 cntlc
feet of ore to the ton. This gives 81
900 as the number Of tons Of ore in sight
! in the miae. This amount Of ore. at
500 per ton amounts to Sl3':'JO, 51p
| counting the value Of the ore to be 500
per ton the result would he $40, 1913, 200.
Mr. Fair puts the cost of milling and
mining at II per ton. but calling 1t SIS.
We find that il costs to mill the number
/ OF tons named above. S-4.e03, 3oS. Sub
tracing this sum from the gross amounts
/ above as calculated at $40 and at 500
per ton. and dividing 10y the number Of
/ shares in the mine (l0N, @h) we find
that if the ore averages 500 per ton
each share Of stock will receive IN net
dividends II .o4G il the ore shall aver
/ age 500 per ton each share will receive
/ in dividenda -. SD These calculations
are all based upon actual measurements
( OF drifts, cross-cuts and wines that are
. in ore, and have nothing to do with I'M
/ explored ground. Mr.. James says that
| it will take at least six months from the
present time to fully explore those lower
! levels Of the mine which are now open
Dan De QaWe i, the $. T. Chronicle
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

St. Paul, February 1S.-A long letter
has been received from VIM. S. King.
addresse d to the Legislature. in response
to the resolution requesting him to e1-
plain his connection with the Pacific
Mail business or resign as member elect
of the next Congress. King denies the
right of the Legislature to inquire into
his private affairs or undertake to cen
sure or demand his resignation. He de-
nounces as a legislative lie (Which
epithet he puts in italics the assumption
that he had done anything wrong. He
adds: Under what arrangement l did
receive a large sum of money about the
time of the passage of the Pacific Mail
Subsidy bill is a matter which | do not
propose to disclose to the world except
in nv own good time. nor till evidence
which am unable to reach can be Sc
cured. TO the end that the exact facts In
the case can be presented to the public,
which will bring TO me the fullest and
most complete vindication against the
falsehoods which you have specified
upon your respective journals.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20
HosNyas on EMANCIPATION.

Harriet Hosmer is engaged on statue
representative of emancipation for the
same occasion. a description of which
has already appeared in the columns OF
the Herald This statue Will he ON exhi
hilton at Paramount Park dhrins the six
months of the Exposition This statue
Is IN marble. .....r.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

The people in Kansas i'll the grasshop-
per plague region, are in actnal distress
and A starving condition. The humane
societies and charitably disposed people
all over the country are raising contrlbu-
tons in money and old clothing for these
destitute people. The railroad and ex-
press companies are carrying the eontri-
buttons to the distressed districts free of
charge. Wells. Fargo d Co., are urging
their agents. everywhere TO do all in
their power to raise all they can In their
communities, and forward it to head
quarters where will be sent to its destin-
alton without delay Not only ale these
people starving for food, but are destitute
of clothing and all necessaries Of life.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

Judge Dnnohue, OF New York. in de-
nyinr a motion for alimony to wife on
the ground of crnel and inhuman treat
ment by a husband. made some judic;-
obs remarks upon the tendency of mar
ried people to carry their family jars IN
to court. The grounds of his decision
are set forth in the following opinion:
1t is not only misfortune to til. par
ties. but painful to the Court TO be call
ed to consider the evidences of temper
shown in this case on both sides, and 1t
seems to me, after a careful reading OF
the papers, that wholesome forbearance
and little knowledge of each would,
with little difficulty, avoid all appeals to
the Court. Both these parties should
remember that they and their feelings
and comfort are but secondary III the
matter of tue good of their children and
the future welfare of those that have the
| right to look to them for example and
] instruction. and who. III the absence OF
that example and instruction, must fail
! 10 become useful members of society. 1t
! is due to the community that these fam
/ lily jars. if people will indulge IN
| them, except where the safety Of
! person or life is in question, be borne
/ by and fall ON those who lndnlge IN
/ them. Those parties Ill marriage took
/ certain duties on themselves and under
| took TO bear the infirmities of humanity
| that each other possessed. and II they see
! fit to violate the duties they undertook 1t
1 Is not for the Court TO interfere to weigh
with nicely how far each Is to blame IN
| the matter The statute Is t. b. =.
! 2:,s1 gives as ground for divorce from
bed and bOard-hrst, cruel and Inhuman
treatment. and. second. such conduct as
NAV render it unsafe for the wife to CO.
/ habit with him. While not undertaking
to sustain any want of courtesy on the
part Of the plaintiff or undue exercise OF
his right, it is the duty of the Court to
make no order here. unless the evidence
makes out sufficient to convince me tbat
a decree Will prCbsbly be made dissolv-
/ ing the narria &c for tine causes stated. Ii
F., seems to me that no such facts are made
ont as could justify such decree. II
seems to me that If tie chickering's III
which the parties have INDUCED would
procure divorce it would bein the power
of any dissatisfied party to obtain a DIV
oree, and this the Law does not favor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

Sepator Lockwood has introduced a
bill for the construction of a railroad
from Carson City to Callville. Arizona.
on the Colorado river. a distance OF 4OO
miles. Its proposed route is through
Orm.by, Douglas and Esmeralda coun-
ties
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

The FAvoRITE.-Ths Bank Exchange saloon
cormr Of King and OrmsDy streets, is becoming
the favorite resort Of this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg Beer, while the
bes, of wines, liquors and cigars are, also. sold
at the har irsf class Billiard Table for the
amusement of guests, . cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommen-
dstions to public favor. r. h. Brown IL the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20
SULPHUR.

Sulphur forms one Of the chief ingre-
dents in all the ores Of the State; but
these extensive fields of sulphur inChur-
chill, Esmeralda and other counties are
too far from the pres sent means of trans
portation to be valuable as marketable
commodity.
Soda is found in various parts of the
State, but the principal place from
which il Is obtained at present for use,
as an article of commerce, is Soda lake.
covering an area of 10 acres in Churchill
county. The incrustations on the side
of this lake yield 50 per cent. of pure
soda. but it is supposed that the spring
which supplies the lake will render the
Weld ineXhaustible.
Copper ore is fonnd more or less all
over Nevada. 1t is worked in Esmeralda
Humboldt. Ormsby, ard Elko counties.
principally for the manufacture of sui
phuric acid for milling purposes. One
English company in Humboldt is. how
ever, shipping 1t to England.
ANTIMoNY AND IRON.
Anthony is found extensively inHum-
boldt county. and iron III great abund-
ance in almost all the counties Of the
State, but the time has not vet arrived
when advantage can he taken of the
mineral wealth of the State in this par
ticuiar.
PRECIOUS sTONE.
But four precious stores have so far
been found in Nevada. There are how
ever some v-ry han tsome garn-tS pre-
served in the office # the State Minerd-
logist, which came from White Pine
county
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

Lochran, the Democratic candidate
for United States Sc hator from Mime
sofa. is regarded a. certais of cleo ton
He now has 81 votes out of the 80 neces-
sary to elect him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

The Sacramento papers are wranSlins
over tie question as TO whether Governor
Booth. who becomes United States
Senator on the ith of March, ought or
ought not to resign his guberuatorial
houors on that day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

1t was from the Catholics that the frs,
respouse came. and it is doubtful
whether a grantier or more arIsIc de
sign than theirs. now under way. has
ever graced any of our popular outdoor
resorts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20
STATUE OF WILLIAM PENN.

The Building Commission contemplate
completing the colossal bronze sta;ue of
the founder Of Pennsylvania. intended
for the dome of the city buildings, in
time for its display in the park on the
OCCASION
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

The President has issued = procitma-
ton calling an extra session OF the SCH
ate to convene on the fifth of March.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
Local Brownies.

Sunset al i.ul
Advertise in the COMMERCIAL.
sun viii rise tomorrow at 4.4S
tringes, Frlnges, Frock's, s0J Market 81.
Moon " III set tomorrow morning AT 2.'3.
Nothing can lie inner than Mrbl,s stock u spring
mats FOR men and boys
Fine pamphlet and book printing Il. very low
prices at the COMMERCIAL eIiice.
Spring ard summer clothing TO suit anybody In
style anu price at Bnxbaum's, 81 Market 81.
Try fnlmers beeisteak aud lie happy. You eau
dine there ut any time, SOC Market St., Easement
Gentlemen use Singles \ Sous partagas ami ike
them made and sold al Gts Market ST., 3 Tor a
quarter.
We 10 not suppose there is q cheaper shoe store
IN the city than DonahOe's, .1i Market 81. TO there
for children's shoes.
Special pains taken 10 make shoes 10 nt aud Keep
the feet comfortable, at Pennington's town shoe
store 9th Orange st.
Z. Where shall get my spring hal said MIR.
lcnes 10 hs wife, this morning "Get your splIng
hat al Dubells, MIR. Jones, OF course, answered
Mrs. Jones.
All the hest make OF linen faced collars reduced
To 2c per box anu other collars 10 and 15c. per boz
other gents furnishing goes In proportion Also
clothing % per cents lower than ever offered In the
city, at CaDary's, 1UG and 4OG Market ST.
Remember that when you bny furniture of the
Enterprise Manufacturing Co., al 22O and 222 Market
street, yoI are directly benefttng the Industrial 10
terests Of this city, for this CO., employ about 10
men III the manufacture OF the furniture the, sell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad HOurs.
TRAINS LAW WILMINGTON

TRAINS Law WILMINGTON
For He's Yovk1.s1, A. II, 1alT, 1a,4s, b49, P. NJ.
Sundays, 1.91, A. n.
FW Patladslpasa.- $50. $40, $50, 1880, A.
n la.1I, 12.42. g. b4a, 7.2o, $50 p. L. sundays,
For Bdltfmore.-12.b9, 2.0s, 1002 A. NJ; l.13,
$50, 7.l0, P. Nj. Sundays, l262 2.03, A. Nj.
For Rashfngton.-12.o2, 20S, A. NJ. 1855, l.2S,
$40, III, +. M. sundays, 1889, 2.03, A. Nj.
For DeLaiodrs II. R.-500, 1910, A. ~. $40, r.
NJ. No sunday trains.
For Helo castk-o.O0. 1910, A. NJ l.So, go, r. Nj.
No sunday trains.
For Wihafrqttn aud Reading n. R.--s.4b, s.30; A.
NJ, b.lb. P. NJ. No sunday train
For Wilmington d Kestern r. h--l0. 80 A. NJ, o.so,
p. u. No Sunday traius
rRAnys ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Ne1 York.-l.o9 a NJ. 1884, lib, 100, +.
NJ. sundays, lo5 A. NJ
From Philadelphia 1.o3 800, A. Nj; l2.00,
NJ. l2o4, lis 400, olo, 8.3o, 100, slo, lloO P. Nj
Sundays II AZ 1853, lo.ca, A. M; il.o0, ?. Nj.
From Por. Depostt.-s.t4, A. NJ. No sunday train.
From baltimore. = La, 1923, A. n. 1901, 1910,
Ffons Washington. - Ia, A. Nj. 1901, l2.aU, o.32,
s2o, r. Nj. sunday I'M A. NJ. 9.20, 7. M
From Dsta1are r. R-l0i5, a. Nj; 800. 500, i.
NJ. No sunday trains.
From NeiD Cdstl.--s.Ol, 1910 A. M; 800, 6.bJ
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
Son RilmiBgtol 4 Readi,ly Il. R.-S22, a. NJ.
BIS. I SO, P. M. No Sunday trains.
FS0n Wilmington q Rsster1i r. R.-i.bo, A. NJ.
3.lb +. Nj. No Sunday trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA PoR WILMINGTON.
la40 $50, l030 A. NJ. l215, 2.3U, 400, o.lb, oUO
$40. $50 li.30. r III. Sundays l24o. $50 A. NJ; Yst
ll.sVp NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
The t.real DiscoYer, ,

+. T. kunkes hitter WINE OF IRON For The cure
OF weak stomach, general debility, lndigestion dis
ease of the nervous system, constipation, acldty of
the stomach, and all cases requiring a tonic.
The wine inciudes the most agreeable and efllcieu
salt of Iron we possess Citrate OF Magnetic Oxide,
rombleed with the most energetic OF vegetable
tonics-Yelow Peruvian Bark.
The effect n many cases OF debility less of appe-
lte AMI general prostfaton, OF an eicient salt Of
Iron combined with oar valuable Nerve, is most
happy. ii augments the appetite, raises the pulse
lakes of muscular tabbhess, removes the pallOr Il
debility and gives iorid ygor TO the countenAnce
Do YOU want sOmt thing 10 strengthen you Do
you want good appetite? DO you want to bnlitl
up yunr constitution Do yJu want 10 feel well :.
10 yon want 10 get rid OF nervousness Dou You
want energy? DO you want TO sleep well? 10 you
want brisk and vigorous feelings II you Ito, try
kunkels Wine of Iron.
This truly valuable ton q has been 80 thoroughly
tested by all classes Of the community that 1t is now
deemed Indispensable as a Tonic medicine IL cost
hut little, puritles the blood and gives tone The
stoIna u, renovutes the system and prolOngs life.
| now only ask trial of this valuable Tonic
Price 81 per bottle. Il. +. knnkel, Sole Proprietor
Philadelphia, Pa. Ash your druggist for kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take no other make. Sold
only IN s. hoitcs. All others are count arteit 50 b
ware Of them.
TAPE WORM
Entirely removed with'pnrey vegetable medicine
passing from the system alive. No Tee until tiit
lerl passes. Come and refer 10 patients treated
DR.. K. r. kuDkel, No. 25a North Ninth ST.. Phihile
phiu. Advice tree. Seat Pin and Stomach Worms
also removed. ASH your druggist for kunk ell
Worm syrup. Price, 81 per bottle. send for clcu
lar may+-dmw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EyENINa.

Jefferson Lodge, No 9, |. 0. o. F. at Odd Eel
lows Hall, 3d and King.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. IL, l. O. II. NJ, at sayllle
Building.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, /. o. r. NJ. at Red Mem r
Hall, AIS Market street
Eden Lodge No. "a, |. U. U. r., Odd Fellows
Hall, 3d and King street.
Wilmington Division, No. l, s.. of r., in the
McClary Building.
Hope Council No. 2, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, at Hall
5ll Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 50i
Market Street.
Wilmington Grotto, No. !, $, and b. Of A. A..
BTadfords Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. A, K. of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 81 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

G#-The >ecrst.-Those who prize beautiful head
of hair and we know our lady friends all lo), will
thank It's for few words on the invausble qualities
OF AYERS HAIR NIGOR as a dressing In our own
case II heals hllmor, Keeps the head free from
dandruf and scnrf, stops The tendency of our hair
TO fall and aeighiens lis beanlv A slight touching
with 1t removes the coarse and dry appearance
which neglected. hair puts on, nnparts rich gloss
and makes us presentable in the most fashonalie e
company. Such rare qualifications, presented in
single preparation, create for it an enduring yalue
hut add TO these the faculty or restoring to gray
orss their youthful color and maintaining our
good looks with small All expenditure pi tim and
attention, AMI Won stamp It prime favorite with the
public, and ensure Its permanent and enduii ing pop
narltY.- huntsville (Ala) Republican.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
The Clayton House.
ARnIyAIs, UP TO THIS MORNING

ARRIvALs, UP TO THIS MORNING.
N W Warmws1, Phila.
4 n Buck, City.
E T Walton, {"
J L Short, Penna.
a G Clark, St. Georges, Del.
Geo 8 Walraven, City.
f l. Hance
NJ R Russell, Del.
John w Pearce, Philsda.
Albert Reps, N y.
E Dickinson, NY.
] n W Springer, 81. Louis
David Gillespie, Edwardsvile. lud
Levi Prizer. Jr., Penna.
james Ponder, Milton, Del.
Gen " P Reynolds, . SA.
Gen J q Bernard, Z SA
John L Van Heste, N Y.
Il NJ Payne, Albany.
J W Smith, Norfolk, Va.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

Re- Nervous Debility.-A depressed irritable state
OF mind weak, nervous exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak mem
DRY. The consequence of excuses, or mental over
work. This NerUous Debility nnds sovereign cure
in Hunphrsgs Homeopathic SDecidc, No IS II
toneB up the system, dispels the mental gloom AMI
despondenCy, and rejuvenates the entire system 1t
Is perfectly harmless and alwa,s efficient. Price
S. for package OF ve boxes and large s. viai OF
Or Al nar single boy Sold hy ali drugpsts ar son,
by mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. s62 Broad
way, N. Y. feb25,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
~LooKi LOOK LOOK /

s~L0ORi LOOK EoOKi
kELl.Y's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
II Will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and heart
Juru.
It VIII make you strong and give you new lie.
II VIII act upon your liver and tone up your dges-
llon.
II IL pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless.
IL will do all That tonic Will do without liquor to
stimulate IL il not Wine OF Iron. Try u. Doctors
prescribe It, Ce-gy recommend IT, Thousands
hays been cured with II. suffer no longer. send
aud yet u circular. See what 10 has done.
Fof sale by Smith 4 Painter, e. Bringhurst Co.,
H. McInall. Jr. and Druggists generally. apr2-llln
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
CLEANING FLUID.

FOR kINTERS
Cheap and excellent to clean rollers, forms cuts,
plates and presses from ink.
FOR PAINTERS
To clean on old painted and vanished work dirty
brushes, buckets, etc.
FOR NAGIIINBSTS
TO clean up dirty engines and machinery, also 10
clean dirty cotton waste.
FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS
10 clean paint aud Yarnisll from old work
FOR SHIP MASEEKS
To clean decks, spars, etc
FoK IIOI SEkI IEpERS
To MAKE soap, clean rty wood, brick, or stone
WORK. Also to clean aud remove dirty paint, wash
clothes and eradicate bed buggs and other Hsects
For sale at retail prices by k. Mclnall,.r., and e.
Bringhurst Go. AT wholesale hy
WlLLIAMS& x co,
nyll,lm i. U. Box No. 4s, Wilmington, bel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
CITY EN- S.

rs Fine Gditers, spring style, at 2la Market ST.,
Babcock Bro mtsf
GF- Boots ami Shoes sold by the inch or foot at
BabcOeA a Bro, 2l3 Market street. nys,tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
Suftinn SALTS.
CECOND ANNUAL

CkCOND ANNUAL
sALE OF HORSES
~ Mihl 'a-ale Farm, two miles from Wtnu,o.,,.,
oNTuEsDAY, MAY ism, 1915.
Iwl offer at public sale
10 HEAD OF CHOICE sToc.
The get Of my late stallion 'tHarblpper." " WIN
by Rysdyks Hambletonian, dam hy ae"rn'. "aa" a .
fatchen, Al and who promised to he very fast. :"
1Nv HIS colts are good size some large .,>
TLyS -. anu an give Indications Of speed. Also I'm
,me vi, eee OF my thoroughbred stallion, King An
wLo mas trotten IN three minutes, and who ma M
blood 81 Diomed than any other horse Known ,'pI
me. His colts are very Stylish Of good slla in'
and some, think, Will make trottars 'V' e'
Ihe mares cannot fail to cross well win u.,,
bletonlans wa wa" hAi'
=, Also. the get of George NJ. Paicheu, belama,.
faicnen. Slasher thorough bred) Vermont Hs,
bletohlaii Abdallah chief, etc and several hrnn
mares who have large infusion Of Messens,,
blood. " 'e"f'l
Catalogues, giving pedigree, VIII he sent on II,
stock can he seen ut the farm
ihayla-u@wts GHORGEG. LOBDglL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

IV Egqs for Hatching.-The usual price for Brown
Leghorn eggs for matching with poultry breeders
is So per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh
now being sold al only 81, and the breed pure. For
the table Brown Ieghorns are a good fowl aud for
laying qualities they hare equal. Apply at ~
Market street, Ipar24-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

sR-A 7ine Balsdm DIR. Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry il truly balsam. II contains the hal
sanic principle OF the Wild Cherry, the halsamic
properties Of tar and Of pine. lis ingredients are
ali nalsamie Coughs and Consumption speedily dis
appear under Its basamlc influence, 80 cts. anu 81
bottle large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
Enst ,,ud found.

OST.-FROM OUR WAGON YRS
IL TERDAY psir OF large round patent Ice hal
ances. Ample reward for their return TO our office
No. F. 2nd street. j. b. C0NRoW 4 SON,
may4-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
for Reut.

.5ar Kfut.
NOR RENT--3-oTORYB BRICK BUILD
4 ing. No. 2l2 SMpley street, 3 rooms lsx32 feet
suitable for any light business will lie rented very
inw 10 goo tenant. Apply TO
E. PENNINGTON,
myt2 6t Room /. Almonds building.
ENOk RENT. TIE HOUSE NO 4O8 +.
Il 4ti street, az per month. Apply at
Hayll-t 2l2 W. 9th ST.
E<rOR RENT-A FIRST CLASS DRY
Il good store with dwelling attached. Apply to
h. PENNINGTON,
masTG sth aud Market, Almond Building
ENOR RENT-STORE NO. G131 MAR
4 Ell Street. Possession March 25th. Apply to
GEORGE JACK,
febH, IN 3C5 Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
8uardtng.

u o A II ID y G.-TWO OR THREE
IL rooms TO let, with board, centrally located, or
table board. Apply al IA KING STREET,
my1s,Gt'
BOARDING FOR GENTLE LEAlEN AND
- ladies' pleasant rooms. Also. liable boarlers
can be accommodated at
apr2-if NO. 7Oi MARKET STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
- ladies' with desirable rooms. at
mar3l-lm No. hNI SHIPLEl STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
II Apply lRu2,ft sig KING.
DO ING WITH DESIRABLE
- rooms at jy7-u SUI WEST ST.