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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
The Great Eastern

The Great Eastern Steamship is larger thar
Noah's ark and of a greater tonnage. II #
therefore the largest ship ever built. and tlt
only one which has two sets of engines an,
two propelers. Her power is IL, 900 horses
and she is OF $4,000 tons. AS this monstron
steamship is expected at Portland, Maine
next month, the following correct table of he,
dimensions will be found highly interesting
to many of our readers:
STATISTICS OF THE MONSTER SHIP.
Length between perpendculars, ESQ feet.
Do. over all upper deck, 691 feet.
Breadth of hull, SO feet.
Height from bottom of ship to ton of irnn n
I upper deck SIS feet
Diameter of paddle wheels, Sc feet.
Do. of screw propeller, "a feet.
Number of blades to do, 4.
Weight of screw-propeller, 40 tons.
Height OF principal saloons, 10 feet
Weight of iron in the construction of the
hull about 1000 tons.
| Do. Of ship, with machinery, Goals, cargo
and full equipment, about 26 900 tons.
Draught OF water at that weight, 80 feet 6
inches.
Weight Of each of the paddle-engine cyl
inders, about 30 ton.
Number of do, a.
Diameter of do, "a inches.
Length of stroke, IA feet.
Paddle-engines, about 1900 horse power
Weight of each of screw-engine cylinders.
about 20 tons.
Number of do, 4.
Diameter of do, 81 inches.
Length of stroke, 4 feet.
Screw-engines, about 10 horse power.
Weight Of shafts for paddle-engines, 80
tons.
Weight Of shafts for screwengines. $50
tons.
Number Of boilers to paddle. engines, A.
weight Of one pair of do, including fun
nels, Sc tons.
Number Of boilers to screw engines 6.
Weight of one pair of do, including fun
nels, 96 tons.
Thickness of the plates, in the bulkheads,
inch.
Do, in the skins, inch.
Number of givets used ia the construction
of the ship, about 100000.
Number of masts, G of these 8 will I've
squared rugged, as well as fore-and- aft rugged.
The remaining fore nd-aft-rigged.
Total quantity Of canvas in sails, about
600 square yards.
There will be two screw steamers, one carri-
ed on each side abaft the paddle boxes. MS
jolly boats. There dimensions are Length
100 feet beam 16 feet; measurement i20
tons: horse power 40.
And there will he about twenty ordinary
boats carried in addition, with masts and sails |
complete.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
For the Delaware Inquirer.
CITY ECONOMY IN THE FIFTH WARD.

Mr. EDITOR For tina benefit of your many
readers, before the City election, let me have
the use Of portion of one of your columns, to
expose an affair which should have been made
public long ago. Mr.. Pritchard, is ostensibly
the water Commi ssioner, whose duty it is, to
manage the water works, to oversee the lay
ing of pipes, Il King of hydrants, introduction
OF water and the collection of water dues &c.
Heretofore, this business has been conducted
by one man. and plenty of good and compe-
tent men can be found willing to accept the
job, and erform the duties connected there
with, for as small sum as Pritchard GETS
But not withstanding this, Mr.. Pritchard has
TO have two or three deputies (under pay) to
perform duties That one man could readily
perform. First he has man who by the way
is not WilmiI ,gtonian, to be deputy boss
under him, at nine dollars week, and his
son at one doll ar a day making fifteen dollars
week extra to the city. Besides an oc-
casional engiI leer has to be employed to work
the engine making more expense. It is no
wonder that the taxes are SO high, when
SO many ext ra men are required to fill the
army of Nm ow-Nothing Managers, on leave to
to keep the wheels of the city government
FIFTH WARD.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

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| STUPEND0US UNDERTAKING.-An ex
change says railroad in course of construc-
tion at Turks Island, under American aus.
pices, connecting an interior salt pond of the
| Island with the coast. As the whole island
| (Grand TurB) is less than miles long and.
in No place, three quarters of mile in width,
the immensely of the undertaking may well
be conceived.
ExpELLED.-The Grand Commander of the
Lodge of Malta in Watervlet has received nm
Official notice of the expulsion of the Hon. d.
II. Sickles from the Order. 1t is said that The
gravest charge preferred against Sickles, and
which led to his expulsion, was the killing of
Key, who, at the time of his death, was the
q. II. J. A. of the Washington Lodge.
FALSE REpoRT-Mr. o. P. Rigby the engineer
who it was reported some months ago. was garot
ted in Havana, Cuba, for running a train Off The
track, is alive and well, and at the present time
running train on the Havana railroad II Is ems
tomary in Cuba, when accident occurs, to arrest
every officer Of the train, until an examination i
held. Mr.. Rigby was consequently arrested mi
AFTER an inquiry into the matter was honorablv dis
charged, and reinstated in his former position
Mr.. Kigby has friends in this city and State nnd
the iase report of his death gave them great deaI
of pain NO"'
LYNCH LAW IN kENrUcKY.--Jesse Williams,
wealthy citizen of Caldwell county, Ky, confined
~ Jail at Princeton, and charged with murder,
jan on Thursday night and, after being carried off
a distance of seven miles, was hung by party of
citlzens. Ills two sons, John and James, who are
a,so gnlity Of numerous crimes, escaped death by
abseonding. About the same time, DIR. Singleton
and Messrs. Mansfield, Morss, and Straumai SIM.
posed to be connected with Williams in his vianias
We're severely punished, and ordered to leave the
country.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

IRoS WEALTH OF MIssouRI.-The ammount Of
iron ore in the iron region of the State of Missouri
is estimated as follows Iron Mountain, 22s feet
high, covering 500 acres one mass of specuIar ore,
weighing $50, 1877 275 tons average yield at furnace
SO per cent, 128904 $50 tons of pure iron Pilot
Knob, next in richness, is estimated to contain
1892, 773 tons of ore,or 1000, 900 tons of pure
iron. These two deposits will furnish above 1885,
0OO 900 tons of ron the of which all Lies aboye
the natural surface of the country easily mined and
furnishing the best of metal. Railroad iron, 10
pounds to the yard, takes 1882 tons to the mile and
all the railroads in the United States would take
of that weight of rails about 1900 600 tons of iron
or lao of the deposit above spoken Of This is only
the ore above the surfa0e
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
NsIackspllitE,img.

INllE undersigned would respectfy iform III. friends
Il and the public generally that he still continues TO car.
BLAcKsMITHNG and HORSE SHOOTING.
~ hs 9ld stand, at the foot OF Shipey Street He will
ways keepa complete assortment or ready made Shoes
the shortest notice - i $50
~ JoBBlNG dono with neatness and despatch.
WANTED.
An apprentice to the Blacksmthing business Amply
the subscriber at the foot Of shipey Street
angl3.f WILLIAM CoNNELL
SuPERIoR HONEY SYRUP, for sale by
- VIC GILPIN,
may Z. Corner of 10th and Market SITS.
0TARD, DuFUy Z 90 s OLD BRANDY, for sale By
~ VIC GILPIN,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

SO stupendous a job, put in their protest
against his prayer, and beside permitting the
$3.50 remain in the States money drawer,
sent him like well switched school boy, back
to his sphere of pills and powders.
This defeat, being totally unexpected to the
aspiring genius of the professor (like all his
defeats) Inundated him temporarily, and for a
time he kept quiet tongue in his mouth and
passed like good coin-reasonably well.
But he is prone to nonsense and folly as the
sparks to fly upward and he could no more
behave himself like good christian than by
chemical manipulation he could transmute
lampblack into gold dust. His next move
ment was bold push for the mayoralty of
this city, to which glorious end he early COM
menced operations. Yea, verify, in an evil
hour he had a bad dream, and in his minds eye
saw himself perched upon the big chair in the
little upstairs room of the City Hall. So
when the day of Know-Nothing nomination
fell upon the city, Grimshaw's name in the
stately relation of candidate, might have been
seen, like James solitary horseman, placard-
cd on board fences and untenanted houses, all
the town over.
He walked around as stiff as buckram, and
in the plenitude of his imagined majesty,
mentally exclaimed, Venil Pidi!! Vici!!!
But the end was not yet. Night came on
apace and with the overshadpwing darkness
came peace and light to Grimshaw's mind
The votes were counted, (Hnow-N Nothing votes,
mind) and mirabie dirtu, Grimshaw came out
fastest crab on the track. Frank was no.
where-Robinson was nowhere, but Grim
shaw, was all in all-everything and every
body. This was, of course, the signal for a
food of latter day whskey, which was in due
course freely dispensed by order of the victo-
| rious chief.
Frank went home that night without his
regular sheer, Robinson forgot to say his
prayers, Che had nothing to be thankful for)
and Grimshaw went to bed -.
| The druggist however, rose next morning
and so confused were his ideas of the prece-
ding days labor and trepedation that he was
| for some time in doubt as to whether he was in
reality the mayor of the city or only the Know
Notb;no R,act Rennb,ican nom;nee. In this
blissful state of brains he went down to his
druggery, and after consulting his faithful po-
u,;aoI onxiii,rv was soon convinced That he
was not Mayor Grimshaw, but simply DR..
n.;mohow chamist and pruocist and suner.
intendent of Common Schools.
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..;a,.s ona i,oo,os which the candidate az
IN -, ~, % ,,u Tba Ir;sb n,nst 10
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IA 80. =. ~ ,rha.dloa az, of tha;r vo,oo
-, s !, =. M, \, ..otos u oaa
.,,ona,,, - o,,nroh IN Sunday aud With down
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

Extract from the civ o,d;nonce,

=, " NJ IhAts July paid during tho Month of July Theme
VIII he allowed deduction of Ave cents ON avery ioar
md AZ taxes unpaid on the day next after the sy Of he
WY Election snail DO Increased by the addition OF Ave per
after the first day Of August and before the day owv
me DAY Of holding the City Election shall 10 payable
without any deduction or addition Aforesaid
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03

cRockETT's LOG CABlN-on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, not far from jackson, Tenn stands
log cabin, 10 by 20 feet, at one time occupied by
the world renowned David Crockett hut now sur.
rounded by desolation, and Its logs fast denying
Close by il railroad Station, called Croofett;s
Station.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
COUNTRY SEAT.
WITH AI'VUT FUURTY ACRES OF LAND,
FOR . AT"

- - - IA ia Es.
ANN TIE subscriber will sell for cash.
M d11E3-AR credit, city other less valuable pre-
M rag sAM perty, one half Of his farm, lying only
= half mile from the city Of Wilmington
on re Newport Pike. This property has more than
doubled ~ value within the astten years and il constant
i.nereslng The property will he divided by the road
Cottage House. tenant house. carriage Louse and other out
buildings on ne other half large barn outsheds,
gIangy %c Only one halfis for sale but the purchaser
'a ~, ,l 40 !, ,he unolce' j. A. BROWN.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
Public Notice

E Undersigned has this day disposed OF Lila entjra
stock Of Dry Goods to Jas A. Sanders and hereby re-
turns Ms sncere thanks to the public for the Kind patron
age which he has received their hands ana scic ar
his successor continuance OF the same ~
wilmington Del, May 81 1850. r. n. SANDERS
by the above II will be seen that have nnreIased Of
- y. sanders MS entire stock of Dry Goods Fixtures
na lease u ms store No 3lj Market below Fourth street.
W when u rs my Intention to close out the stock &c. Al
SAY I ,euucea prices. JAS A. SANDERS
Wninntnr nal
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
Re-Opcning of the City Hall
RefrpcfNPy

TIVE undersigned, having fitted IN and plnccd nj. R
Il tanrant and Eating Salooon Ia complete order hss
now ON hand mud VIII keep everything In season. such As
GAME, OYSTERS, CLANS, Sc, &c,
which will be served upin the very best style and a. the
shortest notice -
Having engaged the services of first rate cook he will
City Hall Restaurant an agreeable place Of resort
Thankful for past hSors, he hopes by a close attention
to business, for continuance Of the same
1y2tu d. d. WOODWARD
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
FIFTH WARD.

Capt, 10 hn Harrington, one Of the oldest
steamboas captains at the West, died near
Louisville on Monday.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
TAXES

ne IaSaples Of Wilmington are hereby notified that
the Receiver Of City and School Taxes NAV la Gnnd
daily IN the City Hail. from eight o'clock il lie morning
uhiil Twelve at noon; and In the afternoon fom Two
o'clock until seven. "o'i wv
H. H. j. NAPP Racaxar
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
BRHNGHURST,S ESSENCE
JAMAICA GINGER.

carefully prepared from the best white Jamaca Gin
ger anu possesses In concentrated form,the valuable
properties Of this root. 1t is very Agreeable warming
Numulan and Is particularly recommended for Collie Flat
uency Indigestion Weakness of the Stomach aud Bowels
and s found highly useful in those cases Of snddeu dis
position 80 ianc to in summer from excessive heat
nverindngencc, fatigue that sense of exhaustion ex
perenced by many while travelling
IL also makes excellent dridk for the barvast aeld
and is much used for that purpose Prepared Nv
Il BRINGIIURST CO.,
July2 Druggists, Cur 9th a NInrlet sta
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
FOR SALE.
DIVIDEND


UFPIeE or ThB WILMINGTON CoAL GAS Co.
,Y,u,,, July 12, 1859.
have this day declared Dividend Of Two DoLLARs AM
fFTf GENTS per share for the past six months PAYABLE to
the stock holders In or before the first day August next
J. A. DUNCAN, Treasurer
Jy5V-H No, 2l4 Market at
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
NOTICE,

ilTIZENS oil Wilmington LIQUOR Dealeas Itote, and
~ restaurant keepers, hereby particularly informed
nht Mr. SMILEY KING ll3 Market Street below Second
ebratcd Blers which he lmd retail al any bar in e
United States This pleasant drink being prenared under
o. rs purity and besides being most delicious beverage
y OF great benefit in all disorders Of the stomach and M
-" ny = anu sce 'or yourselves. July lB-3m
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
DELAWARE LOTTERIES


FRANCE, BRoADBENTs & Co, MANAGRps
To be Drawn in Wilmington Dol, at quarter below :,
oclock A M ''Vro "
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
For The Delaware Inquirer,
GRIMSHAW FOR MAYOR.

All that glisters is not gold,
Omen have you heard that told,
Many mpnIhia life hath Sold,
Gilded tonibs do worms unfold,
Had you been as wise as bold,
Young in limbs, In Judgment old,
Your answer had net been enscrolled,
Fare you well, your suit is cold
4 HexrL0,,I 0f Ne
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-06
DIR. J. HOsTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH RITTERS

But that numerous class who devote themselves to literary
and other sedentary pursuits and In consequence Of
OF physical exercise become the victims of anguor and de-
by without appetite have hitherto sought In vain
for some invigorating, givng medicine, whose effects
shall be both speedy and permanent Physicians Of emf
nence, and profoundly acquitted with the requirements Of
the human fraTc commend lUSrETTERS BITTERS MS the
safest and swest smulant To the ecuperatve energies Of
the system yet discovered II restores the appetite gives
fresh vgor to the digestive organs sends the blood through
the veins with lively current corrects tendency
depression OF spirits and fits man for the transaction u
business with cheerful heart and active mind Unlike
other medicines which have been devised for the object
the BITTERS do not act systematically, with tempo
pOwerthe Influence of the remedy Is lasting. And II
patient will but give attention securing proper
ercsc after the relief has been Afforded he need fear
turn NJ the aicton The debility natural to the encroac-
meuts Of years upon the bodily frame is also aeyiated by
pass their declining days in physical easel whereas they
suffering from weakness and To
thi. venerable class u people, HOSTETTER'S BIT
TERS may be commended AS invaluable. The proprctors
assuring NURSING MOTH liS that they will find the BIT
TIERS the best aud safest II restoravcs Very few me-
oncs sanctioned by physicians proper to he Admins
tered during the period 81 nursg and this has obtained
universal preference
Those who desire to purchase this great remedy Tor
Dyspepsia and Debility should remember the precise title
Hostctter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters. II
Is put M In quart bottles with the name DIR. J. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, blown on
the bottle and also stamped the cap covering the cork
with the autograph N IOSTETTER SMITH on the label
These things important the numerous
countcrfcits In the market
lT Prepared and sold by IIOSTETTER 4 SMITH Pitts
bugh Pa and also sold by all druggists groccrs aud deal
generally throughout the United States Canada South
America, and Germany
Sold by n TllGHN, Bratiltboro and by dealers every
whtre, NJ WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston,
leo"lyl General Agents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-06
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS,
THE ONLY REMEDY,

TUE Eastern States, included In that section o. the Unof
L which Is most widely known "New England" contain
thrifty, Industrious intelligent people, who have achieved
nm uncommon degree OF prospeyi with climate extreme
~ trying to certain constitutions, and soil Of small fer
ty, they have conryed to surpass favored commune
ties In almost thing that conduces to social comfort and
happiness Unfortunately, they occasionally so abb
sorbe In business and mental cultivation that they neglect
the precautions which are essential bodily health Dys
pepsa and physical debility prevalent among all classes
The first disease produced by nattenon 10 the digestive
organs, which susceptible Of arrangement. Thou
sands paying the penalty Of this neglect aud suffer
Ing daily the most trying palms. almost without hope Of
lief They have believe that their almcn Is chronic
and that thy must bear with 10 the end II grafes
exceedingly to IN these afflicted individuals thai
they command remedy of inquest, nahle potency
and virtue which has been found fail In n
digestive weakness arrangement Hundreds o tongues
are ready 10 grow eloquent In praise NJ this wonderful
uucrOr Of dyspepsia. whcI, Ia known ns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-06
Essssia15issssS RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
-s.s.sf RAILROAD. On and after Wednesday

4 TIKUA ID. On and aiter Wr4IneBIay,
--A.---t-May H. 1859 Trains will run as follows to
wit; no,iag South and East
Lave Burlington g. 45 and II; 20 A. NJ and s:15 p ~
Arrive at Rutland 40 A. NJ and 10 and Ills p ~
Leave Rutland $50 A. NJ, and Il; 10 =. NJ
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 500 A. NJ, and 2.25 r. NJ.
Noring West and NORTH.
Leave Bellows Falls IL. 20 and $3.50 r. VI.
Arrive at Rutland 2:45 and 500 T.. NJ.
Leave Rutland 5;i5 A. NJ, and .: IS and s; so p. NJ
Arrive at burlington at $40 A. NJ and 5.25 and II As r.
II.
At Burlington, Trains with Of
trail Road At Rutland, with Trains for Troy, Albany, and
Newiork Saratoga Springs, Schenectady, aud the West.
AT Bellows Falls with Trains Of the Cheshire Road for Fitch
burg Worcester lowell aud Boston. With VT Valley Road
for Bratcboro, Springfield Hartford New Haven and
York. And with Sullivan Road for Windsor, White River
Junction. and the White Mountains.
~ Passengers going West will find this the cheapest and
direct Tickets and all necessary information
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket Office.
l.. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Rutland, May 7th, 1889.
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FssFssd15s5pF79 SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
eE,is;;;.i.i..sTICE SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

T..
-AA--kA- ON and after MONDAY, APRIL 18th, 1858,
trains will run follows;
WINDSOR TO BELLOWS FALLS
The MoHsSG TRAIS will leave Windsor 100 A. NJ Tor
arrival Of train from Montreal and Oglcnsburgh
72O and Charlestown at T4 A. NJ connecting at
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad Lowell Worcester
and Boston, also with VI Valley Railroad for Springfield
New York. &C.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor go Tor on arrival
Of train from Montreal Oglensburgh, Baton and Leton
Caremont at l50 and Charestown at q II NJ
ing at Bellows Falls with Cheshire, Vermont Valley and
Rutland 4 Burlington Railroads.
BELLOWS FALLS TO WINDSOB.
The MAIL TRAS will leave Bellows Falls at IL 20, Charles
town at 1880, and Carcmoht 100 p. Nj connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Bur
lington, ROuses Point Montreal Ogdensburg, &C. and at
White River Junction with rassumpsic Railroad for Wells
River, Llcton St JOhnsbury, Barton Lteton, and the
White Mountains
The EvEvISG TRAIS will leave Bellows Fails 80 ION
rival Of trains from Boston and New York; Charlesown
$50 and Caremont at 6;l3 p. NJ. connecting Windsor
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Burlington,
Rouscs Point, Montreal Ogdenshurgh &c. Passengers by
this train also stop night at above White River
Junction. and proceed the next morning. above leaving
White River Junction at j.2O A. NJ.
EDWARD THOMPSON, Supt.
Charlcstown y. H., April 18th, 1859.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-06
PATENT ELASTIC WATER PROOF
BROTINA ROOFING!
CEMENT AND FAINT
Patented nv ny,, Mana Ieka

Patented by N. A. DYAR, May 3, 1859.
NEQUALLED FOR COVERING COAT
~ ing, OF Cementing every kind and style Of Buildings
Also Tor PaIzas, Cars and Steamboats, making firm elias
ue alright Roof which will neither Melt Run Rot Rust
njure Water. wv
Is now applied, and for sale by
Brattleboro, July !, l86o-i20
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INSUR ANCE.
WINDHAM COUNTY MUTUAL. FRI
w Insurance Company

WILLIAM HARRIS, President;
Il. g. MEAD, Secretary ahd Treasurer
Directors
FRANKLIN SAWYER, ERASMUS pLIMPTON,
ELEtZER GORllAM, JR., GEORGE SLATE,
FARLEY STARR, WILLIAM HARRIS
MARK CRAWFORD, GEORGE NEWMAN
WELLS GJUDIIrE
The Office Of the Company is in the Savings Bank Buiing
Brattleboro, where policies will be- Issued most Kind
OF property, including Live Stock IL will be much
their object d. smashing business n safe one and Ia
make such Company the citizens Of the County need
Applications insurance be made through the Directors
and the Agents in the different towns Ia the County.
March l, 1859.