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fOr Salt, cfreigbt OF CHARTER:

49, FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
-The A clipper brig "H a. CAMPBELL" burtlen
in 'G&SSS GTF lSF 2K For
>g4 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
- The new clipper bark WARRIOR, Beauchamp
AIS6;-Brig HANNAH, Creighton, master; burthen
aao., TRXvERs,& MITCHELL,
dzo-u No 2Spears wharf.
.ss5s WANTED.-A VESSEL OF 200 TO $50
tons to load for Southern port Good will be
given and cargo ready to Be PIT on board APyy to
fel4-H 4 Smiths Wharf.
xss4 WANTED.-TW0 or THREE VESSELS
ito load with Iron and Coal for Providence.
hI2-Iw Exchange Place.
.s4 WANTED TO CHARTER-A GOOD
vessel ofabont 100 lis TONS light draft of water
10 the west Indies I G&t fBf RfpS
1eId IS Buchanans wharf.
4 FOR SALE FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
i 90 tons Il feet deck % beam 6 feet hold copper
fastened a. mailed carries 500 bb or 5000 bushels grain
voyage Will be sold reasonable terms application
s30 Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt streets.
XIX WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD
zpp yG9 tn Good J6 Sf and ipRss
felln corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
tx WANTED.-A VESSEL of 200 tons to
NM G9a fer TayannHh immediate despatch given
w AN L nd w " ESSELO IL LOAD
ssSouth with Naval Stores for Northern ports Fair
freights and quick dispatch given. Apply to
W. RHOADS son,
ja2Tf Smiths wharf and Pratt street
<sss1s WANTED-A VESSEL, 400 to 800 tons,
to load for Boston freight and good despatch
given. Apply to W. RHOADS Il SONS,
ja22u Cor Smiths wharf and Pratt street
s VESSELS WANTED FOR
- HAVANA.
The undersigned constantly in of vessels load
to and from Havana and Mantanzas
MORRELL & RANDALL,
fe25t IS Exchange Place
LII TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
- AMERICAN SHIPPERS.-Br andywine Superfne
Flour packed in bbls or half bbls supplied notice
in shipping order, by JOHN 5. PRICE,
dlSly 70 South street
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E-sIT~A OFFICE OF MON UMEYTAl

STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Companys boats having put in comrr p running
oraf are now prepared TO execute every description river
and harbor towing AT the shortest notice
The CompanyS Boats are as follows:
Steamer I!GRESS, Captain Luke League.
~, Steamer LlONf.SS, Captain \. H. League
Inc commanders experienced masters every guar
antce gwen for the safety vessels their
rates OF toWage Will he made reasonable further iDfr-
nation apply to the Captains board of the agent
jas-tf 10 - " Pgtt str,ot p
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T0batf0.

W0Ua[lU.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
INl A. +. Courtney, Roseneath light pressed, lbs.
Pride of the Old Dominion, do. do.
A. r. Courtney, SIS and los
John Cromwell, SIS and los.
&. III. Laurence, SIS and los
E. Pry, common, lbs Nicholas, ISIS.
j. Crank, l2s Uncle Tom, g
Vim. Walker, - VIM. Walker. "
In store and for sale by
COURTNEY l. son,
fe9-f Is South Gay street
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s~~ BOOT AND SHOE
" " Z T 4 g r U r r.
" o. is 3 ~ r II TREE r.
ie23ly BAITIMoRF
INDIA RUBBER SOFT HATS Il new and beau
tfu article Carpet Bags, Rubber Gloves for ladies and
gents, eectua for chapped and rough hands Mcln
toss Alpaca Seicia and SILK water proof Coats Ladies
French Umbrellas and travelling Sachels Shoulder Braces
Hair and Tooth Brushes. Also Mechanical Rubber
Toys of entirely design. L. NJ. PUNDERSON a co,
so Str mig
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New York, clock, 4. NJ Portsmouth at X ock A NJ
Philadelphia, " J. NJ. Weldon II NJ
Baltimore 5 " p " Wilmington at ~ P. NJ.
For Augusta, Charleston and South, via the Manches
ter Railroad, finished
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, any
points on the James River connect with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for Edeuon Plymouth, Newbern, Wash
ngton, Weldon Gudshuo, Beaufort Warsaw Raleigh and
Wilmington \, C., will find pleasant, direct and
agreeable NJ \ FALLS
Baltimore, Sept. 1858. President
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tJs@9J BLACK TEAS, &c.
AsS@aSs p. TIERNAN X son,
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherrics, in wood and in glass
foKI WIN ISandcmans competition red and white
Port In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard Marchs fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WIN SJahannesberger, Steinberger, Marcobrun
ner, Cabinet Lieb- frau mch Bronneberg, of 1876
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-MOet and Chandon's finest in
quarts and pnts ~ "
THUNDERSTORM and Iennessy's fine old pale
RuMS-Old and fine jamaica Antigua, Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mi Xture Of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHOSG TEA ap3tf
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

nlE MEhCaN1ILE AGEAC1
J. u. PRATT x co.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE ASp s. STREETS
The propetor respectfully invite such Merchants
not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods on
credit to call and examine system and test the leabli
~ Of cur information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials Of thousands Of merchants the differ
en cities East and Wetwho have for years been subscribers,
all who will call, whether they sell goods
the cities country towns, ample satisfaction the reia
by Of our information and the great benefit he derived
from the Agency by those who subscribe. mr6-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

at hand, and was soon rocking and humping
over the trough and rugged roads," In due
time we reached the omnibus terminus and
getting aboard the least rickety looking stage
there assembled, in little time was fairly
on my way to the city. The omnibus was
comfortably filed, but not crowded, and to my
extreme delight, there were no fat women
present. We logged slowly along over the
stones, nothing ot curing to disturb the mo-
notony of the quiet within, until we reached
the spot from which had started some hours
before, and getting out here, entered the IIo-
tel lust as the great gong was sounding for tea.
Without much delay took the place assigned
me at the table and discharged my whole duty
to the excellent viands before me.
In your paper of next week shall find my
way homeward. HAMLET.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

ELoPEMEET ExTRAoRDISARY.-AW White Girl
runs Away with a Negro.-we clip the fol-
lowing from the Village Record Of Tuesday.
An occurrences which has given rise 10 4 good
deal of excitement, took place a few DAYS
since, in Oxford township, Chester County. A
young lady-a white woman, respectfully con
nected-was living in farmers family as a
domestic. Amulatto was employed on the
farm as a laborer. The two became enam-
ored with each other, and, resolved to marry.
The party to whom they applied to perform
the ceremony, however declined. Before the
marriage was effected the girls parents were
informed of the condition of things. They
were horror-strcken and overwhelmed with
shame No time was lost, and every effort
was made by them to dissuade the dcluded
girl to forego her purpose. Her brother also
demonstrated with her, as only a brother can.
All efforts, however, to induce her to give up
her swartly lover were unavailing. They
only made her cling to him the closer The
matter became noised about the neigborhood
and a disposition was manifested to lynch
the black fellow. This came to the ears Of the
infatuated girl. She met the dusk fellow.
Their purpose was at once taken. They de-
termined to elope together. And did 80.
They disappeared from the neighborhood
about ten days ago, and have not since been
heard from. II is supposed they have gone
West. The girls parents are almost distrac.
ted
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
man, either of them on that platform will be

man, either of them on that platform will be
elected over all opposition.
The new party that | took leading part in
getting mp lit is no odds who composed its
members adopted solemn resolution in fa-
vor of true Democratic principles, Popular
Sovereignty, nominations by ballot, tariff for
revenue, in levying it protect as far as pos
sible the great interests of the country. Every
territory forming new State should first sub
init her constitution whole and entire to the
citizens of said proposed new State for adop-
ton or rejection. II was not the fault of the
new Democratic party (caled the Peoples
party) that made it short-lived, for hold
every honest man will admit the principles to
have been Democratic. Its failure was caused
by men in it who had been Know othings or
Americans claiming together in making nomi-
nations and after the election the six Levy
Court Commissioners making purely American
nominations except County Treasurer, and
was only prevented by one of the Commits
Rnow-Nothing caucus in that one nomination.
All the rest of the Know Nothing nominations
he voted for, thus Identifying by their acts
the new party with the old defunct Know No
things and damning it, and its platform and
principles were sound and good Democratic,
but preponderance Of men who Joined the
new party as they said honestly, and that by
cones should be bygones, saw proper to do as
stated, therefore deemed it my duty, as
had first proposed a new party, and been ac-
tive in getting it up, to caution the public
against the ends it had made to subserve by
ambitious offce-loving Know Nothings. /
think have often been uniustly abused when
was defending myself. If a party steps aside
from principle and their true course to be
made an engine in the hands of aspirants. en-
emies OF mine, to wreak vengeance on me for
not worshipping those said aspirants in pref.
erence to principle and if party who had an
overwhelming majority in the county was de-
teated and humbled in the dust by being used
IN this manner, ought to be blamed Think
not ; for what business has party to take IN
the quarrels of its members. / wish to be at
peace with all men and that man does not live.
white or black, that would not assist in great
Distress but if AN intrigner in no,;,;cs ~
party becomes a tool and willing inetrnnant
in such mems hands to wreak yonsepnce a.
me. 1 will blow them skv.b;ob r. 7 Gan H..
Mosaic doctrine is NV onids in no,itics rooa
,or good. and for bad. II IL NOT INV nrootioa
% commence first acainot ~
IN intrigner bas commanded ~ 49,, .,,l 80
erwards beat him ant he ouob, IN own ~ ,;,,o
man and NOT RIM sn;valira 10 ! nas,,, ,r;,h
alse stoteman,s 7, oono,,,s;o, ~, -
ba ed;tor az Tho c,,,tto ~, ~, -
,o,roalf a ho,.ou -, -
or,ols on ;n,araa.i,,a a,.l,a...,, -
n,,onvo,,s a,.uan.a as ~
onor ia a, y,,mn,as ~ ana a., a' 'Ou'
,roat j ~ puah.,,a., - 80 no.. - nv
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30 - ~ ' pa,''o"ia,iS ~ 'his busy
-, w." 10 lai"ers II am
= AeNi.i 81" s'ioiBth III loou, VIII De on
III M mot l.n uaIl
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

IV INW hUmIeFS oil The lbOve LOTTERIES are published
Of Washington, D. c.
90 Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of
packages in the above SPLENDID lotteries will receive the
most prompt attention, and official account of each
drawing sent Immediately after is over to all who order
from the subscriber, The drawings superintendent by
hrcc Commissioners, appointed by the Governor
Address, c. c. WELDIN
Successor to T. D Gazier, Wilmington, Del
y y Persons ordering Tickets from distance Will
please bear in mind the fact that checks 10 my order On
any solvent Bank in the Union and marked good" by
the Cashier and i the letter containing them be register
cd at the Post Office will be responsible for the oss OF
tho same thus giving inducements offered by no other arm
in the city. a q "
nDr % y '',e-' -
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
Groceries !! Groceries !!

RlgHARD THORNTON, corner of Seventh and Madison
Y Streets Wilmington Del, offers to his friends and
,e pnblc generally, complete assortment Of Groceries,
WINES and Liquors. lower than the lowest he is deter.
mined to keep the very best SUGARS CoFFREs Spices
oLAssEs, VINEGAR TEAS, and every thing appertain.
ing to complete grocery store He will also kelp pure
nnd undnlteIaed BlANDIEs, WINES, WHISTLES, Gins,
JAMAICA SPIRITS, CoRDIALs Ali of which lie will
charge, 10 25-tf.
WE all 20 to II, r, BRINGHURsTs, Drug Store
w June No, 3l7, 4th and Market 6trss
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
SEASONED LUMBER.
NEBEKER & TATNALL,

Al The old Established Yard, Market
Street Wharf
WHITE PINE LUMBER ] *, ~, 10, 4, and 0 Ia.
ches, Of different qualiiie
WIDE PLANK for Bath TUBS, Flooring Shelving, Sid
ing, &c.
CAROLINA Al and 6-4 FLOORING.
YELLOW PINE and NORWAY HEART sCANTLIK0
HEML0CK, JoIsT, SCANTLING, STILLS, FLANK
BOARDS and FENCING.
SHINGLES, Cypress and White Pine
POST, Chestnut and White Oak.
ASH PLANK, /, IN, ~, Q aud 8 inches
POPLAR PLANK, sCANTLING and boards
PICKETS PLAIN and FANCY, g. az and 4 IL fac,
PLAsTERlNG and sHINGL1NG LArHs.
All good Lumber kept under cover Buyers ann
shippers, will find it to their advantage 10 examine our
nl"uh vi s'''hpHeu hHihner. apr 2S-1y.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

FOR SALE.-A two storied house situated on 9th he
tween Spruce and Pine streets 1t contains six rooms
entire building. and the whole In complete order
Price $3.50. TERMS four hundred eau remain on the
house, the remainder cash. Apply to
JANIS MON rGoMRRY
June g. No % Shirley street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
JOHN WALKER, JR.
No. LIT ShipLeu Street.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
MI ANUFACTURES by Steam all fashions and stza.
WI panel Shutters, pivot and stationary Blinds "a
Doors, Window Frames, Mouldngs aud Vonan abnttars
by 10 Sash always hand All OF which can bs mn.
chased cheap and on accommodating terms.
may LILY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
ROBERT 1AYLOR'S
BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY,

fR953N THE undersigned having largely increased his
iii Nj. facilities for successfully prosecuting his business
saaTin the shape of two large brick buildings with ali
friends and the public generally that aer twelve years Of
practical experience In this city he Is prepared to sell
before The following rates will be strictly adhered Ia nj
present One and half pound loaf at cents pound
Loaf ut 10 cents Cakes every description proporonate.
Shell Biscuits Family Pilot Bread Bran Biscuits Lemon
Biscnts Water CrCkers &c, Sc. All of which will bs
warranted Of the very best quality and sold as cheap Al
they can be huught in the United States He has also h
connection with his Bakery established tho ma8lfacturo
81 confectionery IN ths branch of bnness he use
best workmen His wagons will in every direction
and goods purchased at this establishment will be deliver.
Cd within twenty miles of Wilmington free Of caargo-
keaers VIII Ind II to their adyRnagc to call at the cor,
ner OF Filth and Tatna Streets and examine His stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. - - =
store, corner of Fh and Tatna Streets wllmingtos,
Apr 23ly. ROBERT TAYLOR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

| -Nf'' N-'t E@''''
FOR sALE.-A two soried Brick House, situate in Sc
cond Street, between Washington and West
| This Is suitable property flr Butcher The hous
stands back from the street twenty fcche front yard
neauu grass pio WIN ranss along the street 1t ha
front Of twenty weight feet The back buildings goot
and new, and three stories high. The lot back hun
dred aud thirty five feet to Lafayette Street. TWEEN
tytwO feet wide On Lafayette Street there Is front
sxty-three feet which there is good frame stable
This property has fountain of good spring water runnn
continually upon IT, The property contains Iye housan,
seven hundred and twelve square feet, two inches
10 Butcher Dairyman this is ono of the most desi
| rabc properties in the City.
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Apr. 2S-tf No. % shIpley Street. Wilmington.
FOR SALE-Sx Three storied Brick Houses situate on
Madison Street These are new buildings Just finished
and are built in the most substantial Consdcra
houses '0' p'''''u'" JA iPRRiy m sH
Apr 23ii, No. 9i shipey Street Wilmington
FOR sALR-A three storicd Brick House, situated al
the corner Of Spruce and Seventh Streets This Is one d
the bost houses Of its class in this city and will he sold
bargain ''pp'd Tor soon JA ARRss n MONTGOMERY
apr. 2s-tf No. 90 shipley Street, Wilmington
FOR SAlE-A Farm containing ninety mine acres Of
good aAle land This farm is situated about eight miles
from Wilmington, the road leading from tho Ken
nett Pike to the old Road leading Kennett Square
The land il in good order divided into convenient fields
all Of which waered.
The buildings are good snd substantial; all the ont
houses in complete order and in fact tile farm is ali
good farmer could desire Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Apr 23-tf No % shpley Street, Wilmington.
FOR SALR-A three storied BRICK HOUSE. situated
In Lombard Street, west side This s an excellent pro.
perry, with back building. Private Alley, Sc &c
Six hundred dollars remain tho property Price
$3.50. Apply to JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Apr. %S-tl. No % Shplcy Street, Wilmington,
FOR sALE-A Hundred Building Lots for sale in the
Western part Of the City Prices moderate and terms nc.
eoinmodating. Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Apr, 23-tf No. % shipley Street, Wilmington.
FOR SALE.-A three storied Brick House situnto on
Madison Street between Seventh and Eighth Streets This
IL very neat property and which would sut work
ing man with II small capital.
Part of the money can remain on the premises.
For further particulars apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Apr @,f No. a5 shipley Street. Wilmington.
FOR sALE.--A very pretty Building Lot situated on
West Second Street, between Orange and Tatnal This II
good situation, and would do for almost amy kind Of me
chanlce business 1t has front of twenty three feet lr
inches on Second Street and back hundred mud
thiry-two feet. For further particulars apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY
Apr %i'tf No a5 Shipley Street, Wilmington
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
DELAWARE LOTTERY!
Class Mo. 4l4.
,raacs on Saturday, July 30M,
rs NuMBgRs-13 DRAWN BALLOTS.
&sZ y > O00g

7
a 32,30G Prizes amounting to 81, lpg, 1877,
Whole Tickets so Halves Sl0 Quarters Is
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the nmnu6,
Of money address, for what you wish TO purchase
name the Lottery In which you wish 1t invested and
whether yo,ish whoies Halves Quarters on recen,
Of which, send what Is ordered by first mall toQeth
with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, the drawn numbers will
be- sent with written explanation.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give the Of their Post Once, County aud State
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENCE
Those who prefer not sending money by mall can ~,
Adams Express Company, whereby money for Tickets h
risk and expense, from any city town where they hay
an office The money and order must be enclosed In n
Government Post Office Stamped Envelope or tho Ex
press Company cannot receive them.
Ca Orders for Tickets Certificates, by Mail or IA.
press, to be directed to WOOD, EDDY CO.
apr %. Wilmington, Delaware
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
Public Notice.

HE subscriber has taken up Cows which he fonnd in
IN rs corn Held IN the Black Horse Marsh This Is to
property, pay charges and take them away.
je2j - wiiminn,nn 'e M.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
FOR SALE.

TN'f'Ns f'''rt'
FOR SALE.
A SS&-N THE three story House, No So Eas
Efh7TTfsauvl,S I'd Street II contains seven rooms
MsHS EMIAM Lot sixteen feet front and runs bacl
-ierins made easy prfec si2oo Apply TO
may l4h No. Of Shii1cy Street.
1fAS just received a splendid assortment OF summer
LII Dry Goods, wlhch he offers to the public very low
prcce apr 2S-tf
WE get Woods Hair Restorative ohoapat
w II, Il. BRlNGHuRsT's
sarsaparilia FOuntatm Mead.
A MosT delicious beverage at BoDDYs leo Cream,
"A aloon. 22l Market Street. apr %
yXrooD's HAIR REsToRATIvE.-sIrs. Aliens I1ali
kns Re''orr a Dyes Hair OILS 1 ES% RerSsry 4 az
~ Apr. %. EDw. McINALI4
RRowN.ss BRONCHIAL TRocuEs, for sale At
ID APR, % L MclNALL's
WE set Roach Destroyer, eheaEat .,,,,.a
WE get Prescriptions, cleapat
WE get Almanacs for nothing at ....
ncKKE0LTls OLD rye wHIgKEY, uneaaalod in
" this Nariset, for sale by v G GiLPiN
may y Corner Of 10Th and Market sta
TNRESH stock Of GROCERIES At GILPIN's Grocery
Il Wine and Liquor Store corner of 10Th and Market
Streets. may T.
Chifdrens Coaches.
IT you want Chldrens Coaches, 80 to B0DDYs popular
Il store, No 22l Market Street. apr 90
ZINE HAIR BRUSHES at Dr. Grinshnws, No. 600 Mar.
IL ket Street, apr 23-St
Mechanical Bread.
~ you want good bread, go to BoDDY's, No. 22l Ma
= Aes e.,ee.. ------.--.-..-a apr ~,
ZINE OLD BOURBON wIIlsKEY, for sale by
may 7. Corner Of 10th and Market SITS.
SUPERIOR PORT WINE, for sale by,
may Z. Corner 10th and Market SITS
EiNE GREEN AID BLACK TEAS, received and ioi
mayS w Corner Of 10Th "a and ID S SaapaN sts
DINK, cAsTiLLoN y co. s OLD BRANDY, for sale
may7. Corner of 10th and Market sis
On GAsEs , Of FINE cLARRT WINE Just received and
may Corner of 10Th and Market SIS
w H. K. BRINGHuRsrs
w il. h. BRINGHuRsTs
n. Q. H0E7s'H' s'F7 '''' 9 y re i. q llplg,
may., Corner Of 10Th aud Mhrket SITS
90 O0O HAVANA CIGARS, for sale s y y, -,
MAJ r..n.. 80 ,o, ", u .,,.s,.
~ lxTY,srr,,5; sN,.s- =. i,sn anu nntAe. 90
Ii The pavement or aas amp NJ prht ,y rs sp vS ON
10 stop al DIR GRIMsII AVIS briy and cbenraI stors
apr 23-3t
SATtiRDAY last was gala day at Boldly s Ice Cream
~ ana IN afReL neow 80 street, u seemed az If
S, I ~ Win ai n't euren hau turned ont % IN
daiee IN ice cream. may l4-tf
Breakfast, Dinner and supper,
GRRvRD at all times, ut No. POI Market Street
4
w Il. II. BRlNGHuRsTs
WE get Extract on jamale, GngeT chc., a.
wv NJ 4 RPiNtn lin
WEget Husbands Magnefia,, cheapai
- ----- - = PnlA@lle IssI ,,
WE get all our Medicines cheap al
TAyNp,S p,,,,, ,,yn,c,,,,,,
N as.ta .T,Ii i scu great many
,I 49, uuineri "ninn' then 70 pe .he genuine ar
for them. buy them for cash. them and this Is
al the customer needs. II MclNALL.
WYE cot good Tooth Brushes cbean nj
w IT, n Ri,INGItrpsr,s
u. y, ni.iNoiluhsIs.
w - il: R nnINonunsrs.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

FOR sALB-A three storicd Brick House. situated a
the Of Spruce and Seventh Streets This one
the best houses Of its class in this city, and will he sold
bargain, ifappliod for soon. Apply 10
JAMES MONTGOMERY
Apr. 2s-tf No. % shipiey Street Wilmington,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

FOR sAIE--Six Three stored Brick Houses situate on
Madison Street. These buildings Just finished
and built in the nost substantial manner Consdcra
BILE amount Of the purchase money may remain on the
houses. For particulars apply TO
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Apr. est No 95 Shpley Street, Wilmington
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

FOR SALE.-A three storied Brick House. situntc on
Madison Street between Seventh and Eighth Streets This
Is very neat property, and which would su work
ing man with small capital.
Part Of the money can remain on the premises
For further particulars apply to
JAMES MoNTGONERy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
WHAT is VANITY Z

townsend, Del, June 81, 1859.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

FOR SALR-A three storied BRICK HOUSE. situated
In Lombard Street, west side This s an excellent pro.
perry, with back building. Private Alley, &C. &c.
Six hundred dollars remain on tho property Prize,
$3.50. Apply to JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Apr. 2S-tl. No % shplcy Street, Wilmington,