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The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12


Mary No. l.. had access to the
Cling, as she helped Mary No. ii. 10 her daily
work. Although The two Mary's stole Mr.. Bar.
kers shirt, liars and stockings, equally with his
daughters silk hundkerchiefs, it is not our pur.
pose TO dilate on ihef 80 common ana common
place. But, in feneting out the stolen property,
at the lodgings Of Mary No. l, Mr.. Barker and
Mr.. Stokeley of the Independent Police came
upon shree starved and skelc ton. looking babies
s.nss,fn the woods but worse. in the dirt-nui
starved to DEATH but in the process thereof Mary
No. ii is one Of the angels hired the Aims.
house US a nurse. The oldest baby in questsn is
-sfSenty eight months, the youngest thirteen
They were iopnd ia dark room They reeked
with filth, strangers to fresh water Their beds
nAd their rags stank with foulness They had not
strength to cry Not even if pinched! They
were motionless with exhaustion Their limbs
were shrunk to inch in diameter, and theif
hands looked like birds claws! One of the little
inaocents in the ugonies Of starvation, had sucked
o arm 10 an unnatural shapel They had evil
denIy Nksss dugged Their eyes were idiolie
and ghostly. And all within stones throw Of
che palaces Do yol hear, mothers, who live in
the great houses-close beside you-sysiematizcd
child-murder by slow degrees
And Mary No. H., the sweet Cullough got u
dollar week for The filthy murders. Mrs.
FROST" goes 10 see the babies so being murdered
once laonth, and Mr.. Maloney, one of the Gov.
errors, goes often, too. If they are seen In Il
dark room, aud aEe dressed once Il month for the
sake Of the visitors, VIC can understand how Mrs
froat and Mr.. Malonoy, can avoid seeing lhe.F
condition, but not otherwise. But there is unr
thing that Mrs, Frost and Mr.. Maloney cam
iJok after, and that is the inevitable death OF al
children so bcqrimed bef,nled ,nd bod, .l.,.,,.t
And The other gUvernors--what are they about .
], this system Of murder or is it IN incident ??
How long has il heen carried on To what OK.
ten does ii got How many babies are drucerd
sind murdered by how many Mary culloughs I =
IL this Dimocratie care u tic poor. the poorest
oflh poor, orphan iaianls IN. Y. Tribune.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

THE PARTY THAT LOVES THE
PEOPLE.

'rhe democratic president Of the demo-
cratic party, vetoed the act recently rysed
ttrodgh Congfess,for~thsAp purpose 81 Civ,
ing to each State large portion Of the
public lands with the intention Of cudow-
ing aud establishing an agricultural col
lege, in ea,h one for the education of youth
Delaware, by that law would have received
sixty thousand acres, which, at the govern
.meui price of one. and-a-quarter dollars per
acre would have given our little State
seventy-fve thousand dollars. Quite a
handsome sum to start college in Della
ware on The principle Of our free schools.
But the democratic president needed this
Asuoley for bis own use and for the use of
his party, and therefore the sons of our
Farmers and mechanics must go without
an education unless their fathers are
wealthy enough 10 send them to expensive
colleges at distance. This is the mode
in Which, thsy show their affection for the
dear people. ss-----
But this Democratic party that pretends
to sewe the dear people with such fidelity
and to love them with love SURPRISING
the love of woman, showed their affection
in another instance by defeating in the
Senate of the United States, an act that
had passed the House Of Representatives
called the ''Home stead Bill" intended t.
give, TO any one of our citizens who would
settle upon, cultivate and improve them
one hundred and sixty acres Of the public
lands. This bill would have given homes
10 hundreds of those industrious men whose
business has been broken up by the late
financial tornado brought upon the country
by the democratic free trade policy of the
,2resspt party inpower. These public lands
are at present bought up by spectators
AMI land sharks, who monopolize the bust
ness, and the bard-working industriou.
settlers are compelled, by the democratic
policy of this people-loving party, to pay a
heavy per centagc upon the original price
before they are permitted to enter upon
and improve them. Our Democratic SEN
ators who profess such love for the people
defeated this Homestead Bill in the Senate
In the HcaRe of Representatives of the
United States every Buchanan democrat
voted against it and made every effort to
defeat it, and it was only by the continued
and united efforts of the opposition that it
was carried through chat body. In the
Senate the opposition urged its passage
by every means in their power, but the these
gentlemen who love the dear
people with such fervent love, and who
are so careful of the interests of the people,
having majority in that body determin.
ed to prevent the passage of the bill and
thus, in their usual manner subserve the
il interests of the dear people. Thus, this
party that has wasted and squandered
millions of the people'a money, refuse to
give to our citizens a small portion Of the
public lands. But we presume, the dear
people will consider it all right. aud at toe
next election, Hurrab for democracy.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

EB URE and No. Ground Pepper , -,
Nj Ginger, Cinnamon. A1ispice loves
American and English Mustard,
Cayenne Pepper, Nutmegs, Mace, T.
sup carb. Soda, saitpetre, Hslerstus.
Sal. Soda Indigo.
CarHway & Coriander Seed
=. Ashton Dairy and round Salt &c
For sale az the Eagle Mills No. ga ana ai6 Norh
tront street, corner of New, Philadelphia.
mar iz-lyiaw HoWARD WORRELL
in quality and price buy these goods which are
rAnted as represented Forfeited trial Is solicited
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

QUARTERLY MEETING. The fourth
quarterly meeting Tor Georgetown circuit,
was held on the 9Th and 9th inst, at MIL
ton. The Rev. H. Colclazer preached op
Sabbath evening aud Monday morning.
The crowds were intense.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

a. THE subscriber offers az Private Sale h,-
e--1ef store stand and dwelling Housii. witt acre
Hzzl OF Land attached, Town send Station on tho
GA-l. Delaware Railroad, New Cartie County, Oct
Fhe Dwelling IL handsome two story Flame Ruild-
ing 20 feet front by le feet deep; back building two
.tofy high. l6 by 49, with zinc upon the whole
These Building entirely having been built hui
nne year: The neighborhood is thickiy settled and
good business can be done by an enterprlsinr man
sep 1+ "A. lNGRAHAM,
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
MEAT STORE.

10. THE Subscribers having largely .cra5-,,
Fila Increased their stock Of Meat are A1s1fS
1A--lfLsSnow prepared 10 sell 10 their GUS foehs.
toners ard public generally the following varieties Al
OF Baltimore -
HAMS, Sugar cured and pla in of the best brands No
/, SIDES, SHOULDERS. nRiED BEEF, LARD. BEEF
TONGUES, &c, together with every yufety ofsslt and
Fresh Pork Dried Beef Tungucs, whsh IN be packed
Country store keepers Will lind 1t 10 their advantage
70 give us call before going 10 the large cit es a. Nc
are determined to sell on better terms thn the snme
sind Of goods can be purchased her in Pnllsaelpha
ur Baltimore.
Address your orders to No. saard s. Tatnal street
w ulAng ton, Del.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
NAT r.

THE Subscriber, L. A. COLE, would respectfully Ia
form tho citizens of Wilmington and Vicinity, that
tue has purchased Of john H. Woodcoek, his Stock Of
Iron Railing Tools &C. In his establishment in ship
ley street. between nth and eth streets, where he I'M
tends continuing the huniucssln all its various
NJ persona having ills against said John Il. Wood
cock, f stock purchased by him to use III the Iron
Railing Business, may call on
L. A. COLE. Proprietor
IaH4iA H. COLE, Agent r
who Will settle the same. feb 1-9Jn4
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

FAREWELL SERMoN.-Rev. |. I. Coo.
per, D. D., of the Village Green Circuit,
preached his farewell sermon, at the NJ.
IL. Church in this place, on Sunday after.
noon last.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
Dr. Wislars Basam Of Wild Nea CasIe Orslrr nnd Enl
Cherry.


BEWARE OF CDuNTEGFElTs ,l-TAkr nvf,
IHR GENUINE.
EMERY thing which is really valuable. md .h,e,
"a costs the intrn'or time, inunil aud fse.arch /
sabJrct 10 be basrly coun.erfriled- fhts IA
" the case with Wistnr's Bnlsen Of Wild t'hrrrv H.
Invaluable qualities and well earned renutafin, "a
which Is certain, safe speedy and never laiiing r.
lady for conghs, eolds. hsnrsenrss Bronchltis honn
'hs Cough, crolp, Clumsy, Asthma, Inhurnya. ina
inmation Of The Throat, Iungs, and tb,sf as ,v,ii -
that dire disease, consmp iion, have induced
Pied Spectators in the lives and henli Of the eanmn
hiiy 20 palm upon the unwary miserable. xotfhI.sl
and deleteripus Imitation OF the true and only Cennin,
oalssnl thus not only inlicling lasting injury uno
e SICK but rendering themselves. according 10 itr
decisions Oft the Courts liable TO criminal nro ,rcno
winch, in proper time, viii he rommcured aeninsi
Them. $3.50 Ns'N"f'
The recipe for The preparation Of the Grnuipr gai
san mas heen IN possession Of the present proprieto
ior nearly twenty years, and with those who have used
u nesds no encomiums.
daily received -'s
HILFoRp, Delaware, Oct 90, 1889
.. W. Fswle q Co., Boston.-Plrs send me a kt,r.
pl! OF Nisiars balsai, rs nearly out and there
great denrend for 1t; II Is doing wonders; il vrfes
ooaehs, Asthma, Whooping Cough and Consumption,
without fail. There has never been any Of the ,ri,
here until you me lot some time since b uies,
Of Tbs counterfeit, - i's''F
Re nember. therefore, all who seek health tbat An.
only Genuine has the wrtdn signature OK. L. BITTSr
~ Wei as the printed name Of the Proprietors SETH
W. FuNLE CO., on the inside Wrapper Take nj
1ther; II were money wasted and health Ieopardizrd
For sale by Edward McInal n. r. 4 w, lrinp
lurat' and H. Rringhurst n Co., Wilmington; Henry
Johnson, New Castle; DR.. L. Worrell, Delaware tiiv
" James N. Sutton, st. Georges; H. p Baker Odessa
where. ian aq..oSyt,s
q AM, v nAMSl! HAMS! ll-2U,uUO mounds Trow.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
b lacksmithing, Horse Shooting

80 TIE Subscriber would respectfully in
xtEszA- form his friends and the public generally
N that he has taken the we'll known esiah.
lishment corner Of Front and Madison
streets, Wilmington. Del, lately occupied by Mr. Id
mund Hammit, where he Will carry the Blacksmith
nf Horse-khoenE and Machine business In their vaf.
Gus hfanehes Having q thorough knowledge OF the
ousineks, he naters himself that all work done BY him
will give general satisfaction. His charges will be made
10 suit the times, and every article Is repre-
sented The public are invited to give him cell and
Judge for themselves he is determined to do Is good
work. on as resemble terms any establishment IN the
city. All knds Of repairing done at short notice, and
Al the lowest rates. D. G. FINLEY.
ian l9-lv
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
so l. a borers Wanted
Immediately.

THE uRdenignea Is in want Of 50 Industrious nan
who gre accustomed e workinF with the axe 10 rel
given. Apply Immediately 10 Al BuTIER
mnr1-4t
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

Several articles received from friends for
insertion in this paper have been upavoid-
ably crowded out--they shall appear in
our next.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

az BatIer's No. us Market Street.
SULvAN Holps Daughter. Anecdotes of Love nv
= Lola Montez. The House: a poeket nann.l X
n s1 nrsnhthsture Every woman her own LAWYER
what what VIII ne do with II; BY Sir +. L. Bulwer
The Manual of Chess, containing the eIemcutar,
principles Of the Game. Illustrated with numerons
dlaE rams and large variety other now books Ma
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
I'd

On the 7th inst, HENRY BBLfN WALES, infast
son Of DR.. John p. Wales ~
In this city, on the 5th inst, WILLIAM WILSON
son Of Edward i. and Elizabeth 3, Simmons, aged
On March Sd, THOMAS A. son Of Thomas shaw d,
aged months. '
Conrad, aged months. ''T''-'
On March 9Th, WILLIAM PRNNocK. son Of Geo.
N, ans hannah =. Gray, Of Chester eons.v. Pa.
At his fssnnsnce, near ms CITY on tae evening Of
the s'h inst, yohh oQsNhLL, Esq, tged rs.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

SPRING The frogs, by the very mu.
steal sounds emitted from every brspch
swamp, pond and ditch, give us unques-
toned indications that spring has come.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
SELLING OFF

SnE ,I REDUCTION IN PRICES.
GtOoo chAhces TO secure bargains in Emhroideres
SW Hosiery and Fancy GODS, on account Of removal
KLEIN Intending 10 remove tia 25th al Ills month
to No 90 Market street, above Third has greatly re
duced the prices Of his Goods In erder 10 fcduee III
Stock. Es@Ca carly to secure the Great Bargains n
r. kLEIN's, ITO Market Street,
af.n
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

ihE NEW POSTMASTER GESERAL.-The Presi.
dent on Wednesday appointed Hon JosErn HoIr,
Postmaster General. Mr.. Holt is, we believe. a
kentuckiun.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
MURDER OF THE INNooENTs.

Strange revelations are made in odd
ways. Mary Cullough, No. $50 East
Thirty-fcurth street, according to accounts
given by our city reporters, has several
employmens. One was helping herself
40 ladies' and gentlemsns' apparel, and not
leaving even the bee, clothes Of Mr.. j. W.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
THE |, FOUNTAIN I, I, HOTEL,

IfUHMEHIsf THE MA DIsON HOUSE,1
Nos 81 x SO North I'd St., below Arch.
PHILADELPHIA
W. G. Fountain y Bro, Proprietors.
sssEaSp This Hotel is open for the reception OF
EnT visitors. II has bsen reitted and refurnished
III throughout, for the better accommodation Of
Exxk.k guests and boarders It's location is in the
very centre THE business portion Of the city
BOARD 81 rs PER DAY.
THE Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to him during the three years he kept the
Washington Hotel in Dover, would invite all his old
friends and the citizens Of Delaware generally to stop
with him whenever they visit the city either bus-
will be afforded which usually apertains FIRST elias
Hotel. WILLIAM o. FOUNTAIN,
marotf i.sie ofnover. Del.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

FARMERS LOOK arr

- FOURTEEN HEAD of Western Horses
xEwr at Public Sale. Will be sold at Public sale
Al At the Lafayette Hotel. corner Of eth and
49, shipley Sts., on SATURDAY, March l2th
les9 u head Of superior work and Driving Horses;
Bay Morgan Horse rising years old l Brown rising
years old superior driving horse; gao lead orses
rom to years DID, The balance superior work or
driving Horses. Persons desiring to purchase good
animals wiil do well to call as they will be sold with
out reserve. Terms Of sale Cash Sale to commence
tooGoek' a. p. =. p. 3. NICHOLS
Ana
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
ID ddl9t wa Academy Del,
IAMps II Mnnor..rrr d.

JAMES T. MCDOWELL. Principal.
INSISTED by thoroughly prnlideh Tehehcfs
FHtHls Institution il iocsied ut Middletovn m tbc
pros ed section OF country III m n VI
siudinis irnn, al tsnre r..ide and hoard isi, ,h
Pineipal. While expense for boarding, m:fioa. ~ -
ssoi or 80 without any o.tra charges Whatever
The Summer term COMMENDED on MONDAY A,atI
~ md closes aboni the 2iih cf september.
The course Of Instruction IS coinprecrsixs finhrae
Az ule branches necessary for active business pur.
y ndaa' In Chs lust thee ear, 49,. Tor References
circulars nr Catalogues coHisiuing i.t Of pupil.
ahnIe. ,,ar -
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
WHITE AND RED CASTLE SOAR at -
wv WALToNs, No. 81 Market Street
MOUNT VERNON HOTEl .

SECOND STREET, ABOVE ARCH, PIIILA. IA.
- Is now open and the public is invited to try
t=zT1 the HOUSE and Judge for themselves. RE-
Esqzl nuCTioN OF PRICE OF BOARD TO SUIT
the times. Board reduced to 81 rs per day.
The conyenicnces Of this house ara unsurpassed by
any other Hotel in the city, and the additions
alterations leave nothing to be desired.
octs1y A. NJ. HOPKINS, Proprietor,
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
Hartshern Cures AN.

r HE greatest remedy for Pains of various kind yrt
! sold II not only relieves but Is so inStanianeou.
in It's effect that all who use ii are most pleasantly sur
prsedi and at secured friends 10 the article
fry IT, ffice IL 25 80 aud 81 90 bottle, sold whole
sale and retail az the Drug and Patent Medicine Depot
corner 9th and Market streets by
Y S.-A liberal discnIlni 10 Dnalats. ~ -uISa
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
DISSOLUTION.

THE Partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of Akin Crlbert, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent James C. Akin retiring. The business will
be settled by cuibert Brother, taey having assumed
all debts and assets. JAMES o. AKIN.
JAMES G. CULBERT,
March ], 1883. pppartnership.
JAMES w CpLBERr having this day associated
with him Safnuel Suiberi, WIN continue the Gnano
Grain and Grocery Business, the old stand corner
Of Front and Orange Streets under The rm of Cuber
1859, JAMES w. cuLBERf,
gAMIfEI. rITT UEQ1
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Late Col H. b. JonesD
No. "a Dpck Street, next door to the Post Office
This we'll known establishment ia now omen for the re-
ccption Of guests 1t throughout nt
furnished in style compare fayorsbly with any 9TH
er house in ths country. Its well earned reputation
being the
Best Hotel on the European Plan.
Shall be sustained. Rooms may be had at all hours
per night % cents; per week, o. 5o per MONTH $40
fhc bar aud Eating Departments arc Furnished with
the hest of everything the market produce.
Game, Fruits, Vegetables and del icarles of every cline
may be had at moments notice,
Meals from 10 l2 cents and upwards and may be had
from a. It'll 10 at night Gentlemen may rest ASSURED
hstn expense will be spared to render This Hotel
model one, j. OTTENKIRK,
dec 25-lv proprietor.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

HHAM'l nAMsil HAMslli-20,6O5 pounds Trow.
~ bridge Bcauy'sextrs Sugar Cured Hams hagge
ahu lnpagged alec various brands Of plain and fancy
cured Hams, just received and for sale by
mar9 WALTON 4 JrNrANrc
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

- JOIN u. PE1EksQN. rrDfri. mr.
ikM IN THE subscriber having taken the ,Sier
\SAIS/ saloon Ia DELAWARE Stree, near tie Kan.
>4lEg road bersi keeps cons iantlylon hand he
he prime Oysters besides other deliracies Person.
wishing New Castle in want Of good ny. ters s.p 81
ified roasted or in the shell would do well 10 call
Meas servednp at all times and at moderate rates.
mar5-bni ~ Tffl71l l'l7-7 Il
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

AND GENEhAl DIRECTORY OF INHABI1ANTSOF
TIE CITY OF WILMINGTON, 1859.
THE subscribers will publish, soon as the informa.
y ton eau be collected, complete Business d.
rectory Of the State Of Delaware and General
Direetory of Inhabitants ofthe City Of wilmingo
1t will contain in addition To the Business Directory
complete list OF Banks Insurance Companies Railroads
Newspapers, Corporations, &c. Also variety OF
useful Information. Every trade, occupation and pro-
iessoni VIII he fuy ropresented and those who wish
TO give detailed account Of their business than
can be given in the Special Directory, will have an
oppo tunity OF doing so in the miscellaneous and ad
fertisng department Of the work. The attention o
business men is respectfully invited the work
with their the publishers hope to make
faithfsl representation of the ENTERPRISE AND
BUSINESS Of THIS STATE.
The work will BE- smo size, handsomely printed and
bound. Price 81 90.
Subscribers names will appear in CAPITALS i
Communications respecting The work will receive
Immediate affections. BOYD BROTHERS,
al J. T. nEALDis Bookstore.
l21 Market Street, Wilmington, Del,
Advertisements viii be insertyd in the AdyeEs-,,ad
halt page sdi quarter Of q page including 3 "a ~
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
THE WONDER OF THE AGB!
M ehEAF CYNICAL WASHING MACHtN
The only one that has proved SUCCESSFULLY
WATSEHs & MCCALL.

HYAyE now for sale at their establishment No co
III Market Street, near SEVENTH this unritalrd
WASHING MACHINE, which is approved Of by all
dousekecpers for simplicity, convenience and ccono.
N.Y.. All who have tried 1t have pronouheed il to be-
The best erer invented. The demand for them is ron
'iantly increasinr Tahes had from o. 10 si0 Call
and get one They arc Guaranteed not 10 inlure The
iiOthfs. l.I. mar e-4t
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
CECIL HOUSE.

~IfCSu PcuhO NIlFs IHUs THT
.sAgaSr THE undersigned having leased the hhnv.
m.k% House. takes this method to inform his friends
Tx M and The traveling public that he will Lavc Il
A8M fitted up in good style and be prepared 10 com
MEDIATE all who may favor him vi In their patronage -
The rooms will be well furnished and ventilated h,
hDles supplied with Tie best the markets afford and
the bar contains the choicest brands OF liquors Al
attentive oster will Away be in readiness liberal
share Of custom Is respectfully solicited.
feb 2bff 4|N WILLIAM l.. MILLER
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12
For the Commonwealth.
MOUNT VERNON.

The following REPORT" we have just
Feseived from the YiIe Regent tor Della
ware.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

The undersigned in retiring would acknowledge the
many fevors bestowed upon the late firm by their Gus
toners and friends, and would solicit continuance Of
their patronage to the hm Of gilbert 4 Brother
March l, i55snarg+sw JAS. g, AKIN.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

MAyoRs CouRT.--The March Term of the
Mayors Court was held on Monday last Present
Mayor Young and Alderman Robinson The
Deputy Attorney General, W. C. spruance, pros
cutting On behaifof the slaie
Catharne Carr, was tried for an assault asd
battery on Mary Carr, fine q and costs.
The case of Richard johnson, CHARGED with
larceny oil Chickens was continued 10 next term
Margaret Ward, for keeping disorderly house
nolle proselui was entered.
James Mc0rath, Jamea Bodkin and William
black, charged with an assault and battery upon
each other. The parties settled the case, and
we're discharged on payment ofcosts.
Alkaline Price (colored grill for larceny of one
Crasat and Keys The prosecuting witness moi
appearing she was dismissed.
The Court adjourned lnli June,
Tue DaAMA.--The Boothenian Dramatic As
ISOLATION, composed Of a nuater Of deserving
young men Of this city, intend 10 give an exhi
billion at Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturd evening
next, the 18Th instant. They are making exer
tons to have the exhibition go off with sliFii, in
teresl and eeiqt, and ure preparing themselves by
rehears1ls every evening TO perform hsir part, ant
sustain their respective characters with even mort
uulhiulness and ability than at their last perior
nance. lhe young men composing the association
are respectable, industrious and worthy, and al
whs attended their former exhibition we're mucl
nleared with il, and gave them credit for much
talent as ACTORS. We hesprnk for Them an over
flowing house next Saturday evening.
RANK STOCK FoR SALE Eleven shares Of Banl
of Wilmington ami Brandywine stock will be sole
at No 1854 King street, on Thursday, the l7tl
instant at 10 o'clock. Also lot OF Furniture.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-12

LANES BRADFoRp,
IDW ARD BEyTr.
~ finabcr Commute
WIN. MiCAULLEY.
ELI TODD,
J T, lIGALD,
'mnifssioners Sinking Fun ]
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

'ohS T. PlGkRElL LEWIS WARRINGTON.
John +. PlCkRELL & CO.,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
III SMITHS WHARF,
~ Baltimore,
give attention 20 consgnments of Cotton Rice, Sugar
iSS PROVISIONS and Fish, and fill orders Flour Grain
and Groceries ' ~
Liberal advances made on consignments of Flour, Wheat
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