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Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest yesterday upon tn
body Of Rosa Meyers the German woman, whose deatl
as we announced in yesterdays paper, caused b
falling from the piazza Of the dwelling house No. ia
Seventh street. The jury, hearing the evidence H.
cited cred verdict of accidental death. Deceased
about twenty years old and had not been onS
in this country.
Coroner Hilton held an inquest at pier No. 80 East
river upon the body CT unknown man, about forty
years of age who found drowned at this pon The
jury rendered q verdict Of "Death by suppossdrou
ing" Deceased was Ave feet eight inches In neight,
light comprehend, with dark brown hair The initials
Of his supposed anne, H. L. p, imprinte on his
forearm with dots encircling tine Therwas also
a harpoon imprinted in Indian ink the sam@rm De-
ceased wore new pair Of pegged boots blackassimere
pants, blue sack cloth coat ana black SILK crxst.
Coroner Wilhelm also held inquest upon the body
Of the unknown man found lying in the wter at the
foot Of East street, East river, when . verdict Of
death by some cause unknown to theJury, but
supposed to be drowning" WAS rentred. The
deceased was Q middle sized man, fout built,
but owing to the Length Of time he hadbeen Ia the
water the color OF his har or vhiskers coul not be
certaned; the flesh upon the head and fee being all
zone. Deceased had on q brown wooienoat, heavy
pants plaid 90 double breasted vest dak silk nand
kerohie white cotton shirt, drawers Of ts sane ma
ter;al but NO un6ershrt, boots, and hue woolIen
sothnS wis found Sad N .ss Pc e o. ~
several months and account OF its cecoposed state
idea could be formed of deceased's age.
Coroner 0Donnen held an inquest at thescond ward
station house upon the body Of William Eaton, the boy
whose death, we noticed yesterday, as caused BY
failing through the hatchway Of the st0 No 1877 VII.
liam street. The jury rendered verdictof death BY
fracture OF the skull and other injuries ctdentaly re.
eeived by falling through the hs.chwsy No. 1877 Will.
Lam street,
An unknown man, about 30 years Of ge was found
floating in the water at pier No. 81, Et River, yester
day Coroner oDonnell proceeded 10 e spot and held
inquest upon the body, when wdict Of supposed
drowning rendered. Deceased ~ about ave feet
ten inches in height, stout built, zoe btacx cl,th
coat and psDts black ak vest nsksrchief Of the
tame msterlsli lad On his pcrsoo log bsots nearly
w. and stockings made OF cotton. ncessed had
In the water sbort su moaths and fM much decom.
posed.
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Naval Intelligence.

The gentle man resiong Brooklyn who offered to fur
uish the HERALD with naval intelligence, some short
time back viii fer favor BY calling at the office OF
this paper.
TIE sioop OF war jamestown, at Key West from IA.
vana beng found 10 be in leaky condition aboat the
bends Captain Ellison has employed gang OF caulkers,
who we're at WORK 2sth ut., upon her hull II is not
how long she remains at that place. The Prince
on, IL is esd, would JOIN her in q few days.
The crew OF toe United States steam fgate Mississippi
recently from the japan expedition were paid of and
discharged en- Moncsy.
Passed Mi1shpman Jefferson Msury Is trial a. the
BrockJn Navy Yard for dsobeeence OF orders On the
conclusion OF his cote two marines viii be arrasned
Their offences have not been made public.
The following are the officers OF the sloop OF Ie
want arrived IN Hampton Roads, 30th ult-
Cormander c. c. Turner Lieutenants-R. +. Pink
nsy Jsmes 81 Strong John p. Decatur. Acting Lieut.,
Vim. G.. Temple Surgeon, Lewis W. Minor fassed AS
sstart Surgeon. r, =. Mason. Parser John r. steele.
Actane Master, H. N Crabe Passed Midshipmen, Lee,
A ". Johnson. MidshipInan William 7. Glassel Gun
ner John webbsr Carpenter, John W. stmson
Lent WIN r. spicer has beon detached aud ordered to
the frigsts Cumberland flagship Of the squadron: The
Levsnt has en- board the bodies OF Commocore WJman
ard PuIssr Christy.
Usrrxp STATES STEAM FRIGArESAy JAcrSTo-The United
States tteam rigse Seu Jacinto BEARING the beoad pen
nant Of Commodore McCauiey arrived at Havana on the
gCh Of Apr having made the run from she Breskwster
IN sx daJs During the first three Gays Of her passage
she very heavy weather with head wind and
soa Which carried avay part OF Der mead works Ihe
Of The San JAG INTO in this run RANK her ~
one OF the isse.t propt srs In the weird. WITH head
sea or wind che averaged eight knots sn hour. In
snocib sea she msds ten and eleven knots "a hour.
y from Philadelphia 20 Havana BY the oroin-
" route 10 400 miles but the distance vas consider
frfressd b. the Gan Jacnto taking the course AZ.
ssee Q, tie Gulf sTtsm, tne thence throrgh the Hote
n Etu.v ptr SIX days run 20 Havsns is, there
4 IL tf5rsfrtto q Twelve ctJs passage fren New
.1ta 20 IND Wg''TTr t-isr.
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Herald nfar1no Corrospondano.

KEY WEST, April 2sThe the West arrived Mt an
early hour this morning. and will leave at O'Clock We
little additional to report since by
the Isabel.
The schr w Hazard, Saunders arr 9th from NYork
son She Is now discharging at the former Pisce.
The bark Kinsman, Penfed has her cargo
ant will sail for Matanaas to day.
The schr Wye, Cunningham, ART 9Th from Havana but
bnngs no news.
The case Of the wrecker against the brig Andoer of
toni Was heard yesterday before judge Marvin No
son has been rendered The savage will be small little
assistance was given.
The tcbr John T FardY Gourlay, arr from Baltimore
bound to Corpus Christie this morning.
Professor Baehe, Of the Coast Survey is in this city
bound hence to Cape Sable.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-Arr steamer Delaware Ccpes
NYork bark Union, Hewitt Matanzas sctrs Brandywine
Wheeler, Newburg, N.Y. Luf Veasy, Boston; Lookhere
Candy New York.
steamer Delaware, Copes NYork barks Echo Ry der
Seah, Atkins and Lacona Taylor Boston schrs corre
LpG yessy; Knight Sears American Belle Brown. and
II Nickerson, Chaee, Boston.
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EAsros. pa May l, 1856.
me Reception Of Coz. Reeder-TAe Great Free Soil Cee
oraron-The Cake all Dough in Kansas.
Wen, have had quite free soil celebration over the
return of Gov Reeder, worthy ownsman, from Kan
sas Gov. Reeder has not disappointed his friends and
his recital Of the msdeeds Of the pro slavery rusns"
from Missouri viii 60 far to elect free soil Senator
from Pennsyvania to Congress.
There Is nothing ike consistency and Gov. Reeder has
always been psistent man He Van Barren ee-
mocrat in 1S40 and has remained Van Buren, democrat
ever SINCE Had he been consulted, he would, Like Mr.
Pierce, have been . Van Buren, man Ia ls4S. 1t was
important for the Buchanan faction in the State to
conce such man, and it was done. John W. Forney
claims the honor of his appontment-our papers here
boased Of the fact-though the friends Of Judge Camp
bell equally clamorous for that distraction. The
homer must no doot divided between them; and the
profits Of the Office consisting chiefly OF lands bought OF
the halt breeos the purpose OF being again sold TO
STURDY settlers, who we're to tall the gIoand oy tner
own free labor wss exclusively shared BY Forney,
who CLAIM to be the who, In conv1yiAl mood,
got Pierce to make the appointment .
Forney has money to invest In slaves, and lands
increase most in price the free states Forney s in
deed shrewo fellow and has Payad an extremely am,
cult part passing well He Is playing tolerably good
humoug game between Pierce and Buchauan, and he
thing between the State rights men of the
South and the free sotrs of the North He must 70
terms with both ard 30 must Pierce and Buchanan.
Besides it is through Northern men that Forney ex
pc cts to make his money and hands into
Secretary of the Treasury Forney would now have both
full Of the stuff but these high flung fellows Of
the South know nothing and don't feel lncliaed to oose
friend. Governor keeder would have done better. He
would have acted like man, had those Missouri pro-
slavery rufans not interered and spoiled good oar.
gain.
We understand what Forney and the Pennsylra
nidn meant when they both assured our good people
throughout the State that no ter what prov
the Kansas. Nebraska bill contained slavery should
go into either of those Territories" From theory
Pierce fornsy meant appeal to sgement and
practice reconcile this North to the passage Of that
b The South to have the PROMISE out the North
to have the cake Shrewd fellow that same stool
money by this Reeder movement, after all. The "Ms-
souri, slavery ruiaps" have spoiled the game And
yet Forney don't make oney either by appointments
to Office lucky land speculation in Kansas, the
days of his prosperity numbered 1t takes money to
keep house Washington, enter tain Pierce at all hours
of the day or night members and obtain general
reputation for being id clever fellow" some
body must pay the piper the grocer and the liquor
dealer A plague on those "Mssouri pro slavery
rufians." RIcTENH0USE
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From Sauf st. marie.-Buslness Mt Saginaw.
From the lansing, Mich Journal

EAST SAGINAW, April Il, 1855.
John Bushley and Antoine Piquett came in to-day
with Il Sapt st. Marie mail.
The ice at Mackinaw two feet thick they tried to
cut through it in place with Ratchet but could not
tins Ratchet was not long enough They went on
snow shoes from the Saul to Thunder Bay-some four
the ice broken along the shore and floating in
the lake.
At Presque Isle portage, the ice solid found no
very hign-were twelve days coming down-waded
some streams, and cut logs and made RATS to
Others They took dogs this trip, the woods
too vet to allow of trains They had TO pack their pro-
visions and the mal. They vent from Saginaw to the
saul 10 sight days. the Last trip up.
Nearly ali the mills in this section are running.
Raftipg has commenced and business is looking up.
The 6shing the river is very good this spring VIII
week. Pigeons and ducks are plenty The weather Is
delightful. The ste amboat Huron came in TO day with
large load Of goods and passengers She reports the
lake nearly clear OF ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND GENTLEMEN WHO
l are willing 70 form matrimonial alliance viii cad
ry respecebe and Advantageous occasion by cAins
Madame uARRiss, 59 Bowcry, whore she has opened
tbemselve partner for life Parties have g state
real NAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which will BE- exchanged
None tut psrtiee Of the highest rsspeoAby need apply
Gentlemen will nd they make sdvantagceps matches.
from IRE Thousand 10 hundred thoussnd doilars.
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UPORTIR0, 40,

A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR
III sale, well trained for sill purposes sold Of
the leaving the ty Hes worth $50 bu. viii be sod
for tc5. Apply Immediately ct 81 Maiden lane.
MoCKING BIRD FOR sALE.-A sPLENDtp MOCK.
M ing bird This bird s act to be exced BY any In the
CITY, He Knocks cat dog hen rooster Any LADY or rentie
msn wanting Ane Bird may sppy st 47s Fourth street
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The steamship Quaker CITY,
from Charieson, reports passing the steamship James
Adger, of Knoxville Point, Monday morning.
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MARTINS INTELLIGENCR.
Port OF New York, May 2, 1855.

ALMANAC NEW yoRx-rHIs DAv.
81 MOON ........... 9 o
sErs............6 81 HIGH morn. 4
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Court Calendar Thus Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos to IL, 16 to 10
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OFFICE or THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT CON
" pany New York, April 20, lS55-Notice Is hereby ga
yea the in this company that election
for President and six directors will bs held the office
Of the Company No. Bowling Green from IL clock
until osoekp M on Monday the 7sh day Of May next
day, the 30th inst and remain closed until Monday
It'll Of Nay, both days inclusive. By srder,
ISAAC G, LEA, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-03

DULPInrs SIX DOLLAR NANTiALAs-MoSr CHARN.
ina Of the very richest tsasa
silk and unversay alike superior In rohues
nswnsss and moderation price snything o6ers1
Ladies call and sea 56l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-03

DULPIN's SPRING kANTILLAs ARE NOW READY
for city retail trade, and comprise ms.oaiess colise
ton Of Partisan novees from beautiful black ak
tia dollars to the most costly garments uAaufss
tured. S6l Broedway
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THE TURF.

TTNION COURSE, L. I-TROTTING-ON THURSDAY,
~ April 3d. at o'clock M purse Of $50; mile heats
best in to wagons. H. Woodruff enters g.; Hawey,
J. Wbeply enters b. Tom Thumb; w. Whelan enters
b. Jim; E. Wilson enters Petapsco The white gel
den named in this viii be sold TO the highest bidder
after the SHAW WHITE, Projectors.
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DFalCAAL nUraCa0s.

A SPLENDID MAMMOTH BASS, WEIGHING 50 LBS.
"A caught on consy Island Bay BY james corius. Esq.
Island will be exhibited this day and up
morrow, Friday baked boiled and fried only 81 cents
per piase, At CoCLDS dining saloon la Fulton street
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THE NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SOCIETY FOR
the Relief Of Destitute Children of Seamen will take
place Thursday May 80, At TX o'clock r NJ, at the
Rome for the Children Of Seamen the Sailors Snug
Harsor Staten Island Persons in the city wishing to at
tend the will take the New Brighton boat At u
distance from the Home Exercises by the ch and in
trestng BIO By order Of the Board
s. j. DEMENT, Secretary.
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WAKEFIELD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION
w No 3-The members hereby notified to attend
the next regular meeting on Friday evening ma 4h.
consideration N. Deeds now ready TO be delivered
to such members rs have paid up in full
ia. HANDsCHUCH, Secretary.
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EGHORN BONNETS AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES
~ Also, large assortment OF straw gsods, Leshsrn
fats Co., straw tissue silk aud bonnet Ieghoeu
fronts with silk for misses. WIN. BROWN, late
Dunsmore Brown, 44S Broadway.
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DRY GOODS. sc.

JAMES FRANCE 7OS Broadway, will open Tues
day, May beautiful nent French printed
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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
IL regular meeting Of this will be held
at Tsmmany Hail. Thursday evening" May g. 1856, ct TX
o'clock. Punctual attendance Is requested
ROBERT KELLY, Chairman.
a I4ss; l. c sssrP1cT; Ssserssarie.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN TABLE NAPKINS.-JAMES
" FRANCE. 703 Broadway. will offer tor sale Thurs
day. May s. large lot Of table napkins at half the regular
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TTNIoN COURSE. I. I-TRoTTING-oN MONDAY,
u Nay match for $4,000, mile heats, beet in wa
CONS and drivers to weigh 800 pounds W. Peabody names
b. m. Flora Temple VIM. Whelan names 2 IN. sontag.
SHAW WHITE, Projectors.
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THE ELEvENTHlANNIvERsARY .oF THE NEW YORK
Ladts Home Missionary ssciety will be held in the
broadway Tabernacle Friday evening at halt past
O'clock Addresses be expected from the Rev
Bishop simpson, the Rev. T. F. Randolph Mercer and the
Rev B. Finley, late chief Of the Wyau-
dot tribc TIE Five Points Mission School will take part
the exercises The public respectfully invited to attend
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TNAsHIoNs FOR NAY-xAaNIFicENr DISPLAY

TAMEs GRAY Co. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
full assortment of founced robes in silk, greuadies
muslin de aoe barege and andie also chen sks
Paris orgsndes jacones and brauss all Of which will
place.
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billiard TABLEs-TwO SUPERIOR SECOND
ID hand tables full sine and two small size for sale 81
Of leaving the city Can be at factory No ~
Ann street. GRIfFITH DECKER.
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BARE-FOOTED,

Yea and bare-headcd too.
The law can never harm if all pursue;
But rccolcct that CLOTHING ali must wear,
For civil law will lash the b ick that's bare
In ollcn time it is acknowledged true.
That few, it any. CLUrHING wore or knew,
But nova days a min is scarcely drest
Wi hout dress Coat, PANTALooNs and VEST.
Now reader here is what you want to know,
The best and cheapest store foryou to 20
To purchase CLoruING.-I wcan | cannot tell.
But lei me say STERN has the articles to sell
STERN'S Clothing store where is it, do you say
You want to buy suit now right away,
At 81 NJ ,RKHT STREET you'll find.
His Clio hing READY M ABE of choicest kind.
Wilmington, Del, April 81, '55--3m.
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a. j. G R. o w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. 80 .Nnrket ST., WHmington, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH
1NHE subscriber having on hand at his Store
l. No. 50 Market ST., large and general as
sortmenl OF fresh and well selected Groceries,
takes this method OF informing. the citizens Of
Elkton and Cecil county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap as they can be beug ht
either in Wilmington or Philadelphia market;
and respectfully solieits call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, wines s. Liquors.
Always en- hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part OF
LIQUORS, -ofthc first and medium quality
Old Cognac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Hol nd
Gin. .- '..
WtNES.-Madeira, Port, Tenerilfe, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga. .... .. ,
Extrafne OLD McNoSGAuELA Whisky, and
Wine Bttcis. ANDREW J. CROW,
No: SO Market ST., door above MIllers
June go, SIN. Hotel, Ntinlngfoa, Def
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FIT FOR A LAWYER. An old lady walked
into n lawyers cffice lately, when the follow
Ing conversation took place:
esquire, ! called TO sec if YOU would like
to take this boy. and make a lawyer of him. "
"'rhe boy appears rather young, madam.
How OLD is Ire z"
Seven years, sir"
ole is too Young, decidedly too young.
Have you no older boys %
"Oh YES sir, have several; but we have
concluded to make farmers Of the others
told my man thought this little fcllc!
would make first ra'c lawyer, and so l call
I'd to see if you would take linn"
mo madam: he is too young vet to com
mcncc the study of profession. BIT why do
You think this boy so much better calculated
for a lawyer than your other sons! What
are his peculiar qualifications ~
"Why. do you see, sir, he is Just seven
years old to day. When he was onfy five,
he would lie Like the devil: when he got to be
six, he was sassy and impudcnt as any crit
ter could be; and now he will steal every
thing he can get his hands on. Now if he S
not fit for a lawyer, l would like to know
what else no will have to learn"
Pretty well educated, | should think
madam"
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HARD OF ITExRING.-ssI have a small hill
against YOU, said Il pertinacous looking col :
hector, as he entered the store of one who
had acquired the character Of hard Gus
TONER.
eyes, sir, a very fine day, indeed" was
the reply
81 am not speaking of the wheather, but
your BILL" replied Peter in a louder key.
cit would be better if we had little RAIN
Course the rain,' continued the collector
and raising his voice, ne hawled "have you
any money on your bill -
"Bag your pardon, sir, am little hard of
bearing. / have made it. a rule not to loan
any money to stransers-and l don't really
recognise YOU"
''l'm collecting for the Philadelphia Dahl
Er'ingnishcr, sir, and have 4 bill against
YOU" persisted the collector, at the top OF
his voice, producing the bill and thrustine
it into the face of the de btor.
GIVE determined to endorse for no one
so put your note into your ut-book--I
really cannot endorse it!''
sConfound your endorsemcnt-wilI you
pay it 10 ..'
"You'l pay it. No doubt, sir, but there
is always some risk about these matters, yot
know SO 1 must decliue il sir.''
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FRENCH TRuSSES,

HERNIA o RUPTURE SUCCESSFULLY
1 TREATED. and comfort insured, by Of
the elegant French YIuss.s, imported by the sub
sct,hcr and MADE to or'sr expressly for his sales.
All suffering with Rupture will be gratlfod to
learn that the occasion now offers to procure Truss
combining extreme iightness with ease durability
and correct construction; III lien of the cumbrous
and uncomfortable article usually sold An extern
sive assortment always on hand, adapted to every
variety of Rupture in adults and children. and for
sale al n range of price to salt all Co.'S of Single
Trusscs, s. 3d. 81 and So Double, ST. s., S. IS
and $40
Persons nj a distance can have Truss sent TO
any address by romitting the amount, sending
measure around the hips. and stating side affected.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the Importer.
CALEB II. NEEDLES.
5. II TOr Twelfth Race Streets, Philadelphia.
Jupo' r"r .,,aaning's Improved Patent Body
Brace; Ches '2.!, lcrs and Erce.or Braces; Patent
Shoulder Braces: Suspensory Bandagcs; Spinal
Props and supports Ladies Rooms, with compc
tent lady attendants mar 81 I'm
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dbI'EGE.

FHNlIE undersigned hereby gives notice to
H. all whom it may concern, that he intends
to apply to the Circuit Court Of Cecil county,
at the next April Term of said Court. for 3
commission to mark and bound u tract or par
eel of land situated and lying in the Third
Election District Of said county, now held by
him as trustee ofEviinc Smith, wife Of James
II. Smith of said county said tract being
part of the tract called ssSnpcrs' Choice
and lately conveyed to him by deed of con
veyancc from Levi II. Jackson, and contai,.-
tanning ninety acres ,.morc or less
VILLA 7. SMITH,
Feb 8, 1865 tc Trustee of Evilnc Smith
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WIN. DENOA,S
Celebrated London Watches.

'NHE subscriber having been appointed Sole
l. agent for the State Of Delaware. loi the above
or,oes celebrated WATCHES invites
-aSNSE Sa' the at en- ion of those wishing
Elk ai3s-.snss ACCURATE TIME KEEPERS to his
large assortment these Watch
cs are finished throughout in the most perfect man
ner they cannot be cXcc.eI as tine keepers by
any in the country. Each Watch is accompanied
by certificate from the manufacturer which guar-
it to keep time to the satisfaction Of The pur
chaser. or to be return to he agent and through
him to the maker. { y Persons wishing any in
formation in regard to the above watches will be
referred to gentlemen of the highest resp ct hIity
in this city. GEORGE ELLIOTT, sole Agent,
No. 81, Market St, between Sd and 4th SITS.
Wilmington Del, April H. i55.