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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-14
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH.

ENGLISH AND SCOTCH.
ALE AND PORTE
LiBBEaT's lCNpCH FhOWy STCUc
II Teg:1uI's Xxx 10
G4llsSs AHi 10
Barclay PERI ms London Porte
DuiI & sons Stone jug Scot :. lr
TeLna.t's do DO
eco Casks q above lmp,I;er aud warraptes
article, fof sale on pleasing tern' At the Iepos
for Imported Liquors.
ROGERS & LANGLEY,
.1e 2l-u NeWj0u's- v harf
Charcoal for Preserving.
NM K can furnish fam lies with the .boye
w tcie daring the Season low for Cash.
\ W SMALL & co,
lye No. :, Water street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-14

f. BOARDING HOUSE.
West MAN. near CRANKY street, No 55, Norfolk
W.. Boarders by the day, week, month OF
ear, at moderate prices. sc
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-14
NJ .<TI EIt LARD AND CHEESk
flE k.

\ s, 5 AND 7, UNION STREET.. =
II Hk subscriber has taken the above store,
Ah,, tiers tor sale a stock OF fresh Orange
Cou,4ty and State Butter, Lard, Cheese, Wheat
dlings, Fish, Corned and Smoked Beet, Pork,
Segars, &c. &c &c.
The above articles are all sent here and sold
on commission, and will consequently be sold
oc4 [, HALLoCK, Agent.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-14

NEW ORLEANS MOLASSEs-A supply
4S just received and for sale low by Dbl. or
single gallon by DAVIS y WOMBLE,
oc II 5 Campbell's wharf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
ST. Louis Fair.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, Sept 30 1852
Another drsnchng rain this morning rendered the
roads to the fair grounds than yesterday. Still
the number of visitors was great any prev
Gus day. The proceedings in the arena began at an
early hour and the balance Of yesterdays programme
was finished. This afternoon the amphitheater
densely thropged with anxious spectators 10 witness
the competition for the 81 600 pnze for the roadster
stallion. This ring consisted Of forty entries, and
probably the best and most valuable collection Of rosd
s.ers ever assembled together in the country.
After a spiTited contest Of sboui hour, during
which the merits of the different horses were fully
tested the blue wreath was harg the graceful peck
OF Stockb,idge Chief amid the vocferous applause
Of enthusiastic thousands. SOckbridge Chief was
sired by Hills Black Hawk Of Vermont and is owned
by Cooper Cren of Hamilton County, OHIO. The reg
MAR prize of $50 for the best roadster awarded
SCREEN Mountain sired by tue Sherman Morgan,
owned by Elias Dorsey Of Jefferson County Ky. This
horse the most formidable competitor OF Stock.
bridge Chief" for the 81 900 premium.
To morrow the 81 900 premium for a thorough bred
stallion will be awarded, when large number Of the
finest horses in the Union including the celebrated
Lexington compete for the prize. Ia consequence of
the inclemency OF the weather the progress Of the
Fair has been much retarded and the awarding of the
sweepstakes prizes is postponed till Monday.
ST., LOUIS Sep. S0-DRFTs NswYork al sight ! v cent
premium, GOLD b cent premium missouri FUNDS y cent
dkcoant for currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
PennsyIvania State Fair.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Sept 80 1852
There was great exciting trial of frstclass steam
The competitors were Hibernia and Washington; they
wore 20 equally matched that the most intense excite
nent prevailed among the friends Of the companies
garoiDg their merts. slight accident to Washing
ton deprived her Of her full power. Both Of the
gines abored under unfsvorable circumstances, aud
have played better on previous occasions The fist
premium il claimed by the Hbernia, out there are 80
many points in dispute that the Committee will probs-
bly, take time 70 decide and both papies for
the time are jubapt. TIE Washington engine was
built in Baltimore, and the Hbernia in Pniadephis
award Of premiums There has been warm coDpe-
ton by sewing machine manufacturers; the first prize
wsstaken by Ladd, Webster & Go. The weather las
been proptous during the week. The Fair was de.
Cided success.
The Lynn, Mass Fire Association were received to-
night with great ecat; nearly every company in the
city turned out, and with torch light procession
escorted them through the principal streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
EVENING SESSION.


resolu ion offered by the Secretary, asfolows;
heored Tbs,be Rector Of Trinity Chqeh, n T. be r-spe,
:. KERMIT @ a. H. % Esc"s. .nd ohr act:
oihe Rsb Rev. samuel Power D. and ;he Rsh, Rev Benz
Ss . f ,. e 5, aa 1
tic :. az 'Erssd TO ss Journal or In ''n other
| On motion OF the Hon. MURRAY HOFFMAN,, the fol-
loving resolution was also adopted:
Rored That be referred the Committee Canons 70
consider and rpor the Convention whether be com
ptept 1pedi-nt ha, Convention establish in each
County Of the Dce. the office of Rurs Dssn and o. to re-
port sons pan suitable for the purpose. Adopted
The Rev. Dr. yIsroS offered the following resolu-
ton. placed in his hands by Missionary:
Fer ',vsI; s ssss has ss9 IP9fb oes.
sd believing Tho. the cf ss. n .ous are dear 70 the
hearts a ne laiiy therefore,
DO request that the ineIe snd obe Of our Diocesan
sod tshse bro9ts % ;he notice Of thef e'p.c-
mites M general and fl contributions b svea fos the
benefit Of said unsopA
DIR. VIyToS in support Of the resolution said that it
the sity that they had 70 depend for the sup
port Of these missions.
The Rev. Mr. TurrLE. the Rev. DR.. HIGBEs, and
c,bers spoke also the subject.
After some remarks by other ministers, the Rev.
DR.. WHO'S SAID that j. was suggested 70 him by q
lay man present whom he Well knew at the lay dele
gaies Pesn. should pledge their churches for one Mis-
soparies stipend each.
The BISHOP ssd there was q difficulty in carrying
cut this project irasmuch as the parishes were 30
unequal in strength.
Tire Rev. DR.. VsroS asked If the system could not
be tried
The Rev. DR.. BEACH was opposed TO the proposition
Of Or. Nir,on. For bis part he had never found his
psri-horer remis in this duty, and he hoped that
such work to be done tonight the clergy would
meet Il 81 once.
In answer to q question as TO what response had
been made TO the Bishops appeal, the TREASURER
replied that one liberal lsymsn bad given SlOO, and
these psr-hes had contributed something, which in al
would make 400.
The BsHoP sad that not lsymsr could 60 into the
interior Of the country who wou not be sshs ned Of
hinself They cent money to China or 10 japan, but
:, sIly saw little ahead in their country.
The Rector of Gr.c- Church, Brooklyn Heights,
pledged his church for the support OF one missionary
for four YEAR The Rector Of -. James, Church,
HYDE Pak, said lie authorized to pledge hs
csurch for the support Of missionary, and TO give
81 500 toward making up the d. hcency. Mr.. Duss-
| ccssE, Controller Of Trinity Church, pledged the
| church for $500 The Rev. Mr. MoSrGoNERr pledged
hs church for 500 TO be paid the 18th October.
TIE Rector of Grace Church pledged bis church for
$50 70 make up the deficiency. Several similar pledge
were made by oiher Churches and subscriptions were
| offered az tte desk. II announced that iO had
been paid in cash and 81 30 pledged, YET there we're
| q 40 more wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
Pixies Peak and Kansas News.

LEAVENWORIH, Friday, Sept 50, IoJJ
Hon AnsOn BurliDgame, addressed the people here
tonight, and will probably participate in the canvass
for Delegate to Congress.
The Utah mail arrived here today. News unim
portsnt.
The Denver City express also arrived here to-day,
with dates Of the odd init and S. 900 in gold dust
The increase of crime in and about Denver and Au
rcria had become alarming and demanded prompt
nc ion for It's suppression.
The State organization has been defeated by 5000
majority. 1t is alleged there was soue fraudulent
voting.
The election for Delegate to Congress off early
In October. Gen. Larimer is prominent candidate.
The hunting party Of Arrspahoes had returned re-
porting That the contagion among the buffaloee was
killing them by thousands
Prospecting parties had penetrated to the head
waters OF the Blue River, tributary of the Colorado,
where rich leads had been discoyeIed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01

KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN NoAISATIoSs.-The
Republican Assembly Conventions met in the several
Districts lat evening, and nominated the gentlemen
named as candidates for the Assembly and Delegates
10 the Judiciary Conventions
First District.-Assembly- George w. StlweD.
Deleg ates-S. M. Metker and Francis I. Dalon
Second Distr,ct.-Assembly-D. U. Brady. Dele
Rstes-E. ID. Culver and Lucien Brdseye.
THIRD Diarict.-Assembly-- III. b. Duryea.
Deegates-Gen. ii. Is. Duyea and George q. Key
,nods
Fourth District-Assembly-T Titon.
observation-disclosures ii Rodn an and Lewis Reed, j..
Fun Disrict.-Assembly- &. Audrus.
Delee stes-Chas. Jones and p. w. Osuander
S,Ih Disbict.-The Assembly District Convention
adjourned TO Monday evening, without making any
nominations.
SerentA District.--Assemby-D Franklin II. Tut
hill Deleg stes-Seth Il. Cole and James G1idey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01

REPUBLICAN Northumberland County.
Judge Abner Hazel,ine Of Elhcott District Attor.
ney VIM. o. Stevens of Pomfret; Surrogate, Geo. A.
Greene of Mayvile Superintendent. of Poor, Nicholas
Kesler Of Wesfeld; Justice Miles S. Clarke Of Sher.
man; Assembly list District, Ebsnezer G. Cook o.
Harmony. Detarare Cornty-Judge, VIM. Gleason
Of Delhi; District Attorney Jas. X. Alabsn Of Delhi;
Supernte nderts of Poor, George Wright Of Merideth
Qopg ieIrn) and Almerin Csrtrght Of Roxbury short
term) Justice, Towpsend Shaver Of Colchester; As.
ssmbly Donald d. Shs~ Of Hsmden Is, District, and
Samuel A. Law Of MeIideth lid Dis.rictl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01

The FROST AND CROPS ~ CENTRAL NEw-foRK.
1t is now very cers .bs! the frost Of Sept Ia did
great deal Of damage TO the con and buck~heat IN
Central New-foik. correspondent writes US, Sept.
-, that " he has made an excursion through Wayne,
Ontario, Seneca, aud Yates Counties, taking good
deal of trouble to inform himself of the extent Of the
damage. At the time of the frost, not one in q
Thousand was cut up and not more than two-thirds
if over one-hal, of the ears glazed The stalks are
badly injured for fodder, ard there must be much soft
corn. The marketable corn will not exceed fifteen
bushels per acre. The buckwheat is also Injured OF
wheat can say the berry is fine, and will yield from
20 to 10 bushels per acre, but the ares sown was
unusually small"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01

THE STATE FAiR.-We have assurances that the
Preparations at the Fair grounds, at Albany for the
Annual Show of the New.Nork State Agricultural
Society, are in complete readiness and the prospect
for great exhibition and pleasant week Of holidays
for the farmers never better. If the weather
prox pleasant from Tuesday 70 Friday of next week,
the humber of visitors to the Fair wall be Immense,
as me locality is convenient of access for great
farming region. Evening meetings for the discussion
of farming matters, such as proved so interesting last
year at Syracuse viii be held at the rooms OF the
Stae Agricultural Society, during the Fair. We
suggest two questions: the best wayto make farms
moro valuable? and what is the present value eff
farms in different parts of the State for the cultivation
of such crops as are most COMMONLY grown
Let us have some information of practical value,
gathered up at these farmers meetings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01

The Kings County Republican Convention meets
to-day to nominate county officers 1t is desirable
that concilatory policy be adopted go as to secure
harmonious action on legislative offices. II is DO.
leved that to the election of Mr. Person the
Republican nominee for Senator in the lid District it
will be necessary to unite with wings of the Opposi-
tion. judcious course in the County Convention
to-day will do much to promote union and harmony.
The chief question of interest to come before the
County Convention is in relation to the District At
torney. John Wnsow and r. c. Underhi most
spoken of as candidates. Both Of these gentlsmer
are we'll qualified. There are two Democratic candi
dates in the field for the office, Judge Morris and Mr.
Schumacher the present incumbent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01

M. Victor Meuniet, well Known scientific writer,
Informs the world that the next deluge will certainly
not take place for 6, 800 yean-s piece Of infomsson
which will bs Satisfactory to the present gsaersti0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
Illinois Politics.

ST. Louis, Friday, Sept. 80, 1853.
The Republicans Of the With Corgreeion District
OF Illinois, have nominated John NJ Palmer 10 fill the
vscancy caused by the destb OF Mr. Harris.
The National Democratic State Committee OF Hi
hois have called convention at Springfield January
40 to choose Delegates TO the Charleston Conv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
THE LOST BALLOON.
To NJ Editor Of TAs NJ Y. Tysbv1A

To Nc L6bV ~ IM ~. r. IVS6bNA
SIR: Mr. La Mountain and his fsllow.voysgs n
balloon, not being heard fon for woek, have bssa
given up as lost. Allow me to suggest that Mr.. L.
Mountain may have secretly provided fr Q loaG
voyage, and, on gaining the current which bore hin
"lke Lightning, eastward" crossed the Atlantic -
Europe in the few hours in which the ssronsuts ~
is can be effected-.hus stealing q march upon q
competitors for that honorable sudscity. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
Non.ArrivaI of the HUNGARIAN.

FATHER PoIsr, C. f., Sept 3O-l2 p. IN.
There are yet sgos of the steamship lung .risn,
nov in her tenth day from Liverpool, aud fully due
With four days later news from Europe Weather
bright and clear, With light west wind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
JBy Telegraph. 4

WArERrows, N. Y, Ffidsy, Sept. 80, 1853.
Mr. La Mountain was seen a. Harnsville, Lewis
County passing over the Nsw-Ycrk wilderness, still
going due east, and at great elevation. reward u
offered by his brother OF 81 900 for the discovery Of
the @ronauu alive, and 500 for their bodies If dead.
party goes to the woods tomorrow TO prosecute the
search.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01

II vas thee moved that afer the reading Of the
mir u,es, The Convention sbould adjourn snr 8se
Prsyev were Their said by the X. Rev. Bishop Up
hoid Of Indiana the Gor,a n Etoisrs was sung. sna
the Provisional Brhop Potterj dismissed the congrs-
CATION with the Benedlcnoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
COURT or sEysIOSs-Bsross JUDGE MosaIs JUSTICES
Ehsoss AND HovT.

charging aim viii sasaulng Jaass Csvsassa with
deadly The parss had been dO king tossths
the Of Dean Smith ss5h Of
. csvarssh accompanied fiasr home, When fos v,tAoa'
sry apparent abbed him In tie len Ode With knSe
Csvarash eon6nsd for days h oonsesassos fnsr
drunk and sasd In sxssp asou ths y dd noe
vhs. be about The being vsa II Jay y
brouaht In verdict Of guilty. .
Henry Mddebursh wss tired 90 Ind tDesf fer gsA1 w.
csny Consideration Of extsnasns circumstance v~ -
vcted Of petit larceny.
hicbss Isiton srA James Moore. Indicted 6f safe:Z:
peadsd sui..y Ssutsoos u sseh oass ~ sss~vss - -
CoQn sdjouEned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01

WATcHAAy DRowsED.-A wstchms fsmiliany
Known Peter engaged In guarding The brig Lsur lying e
LospiSs wharf, fell overheard Tb~ssdsy night ssA va
drowned Be last about O'clock 10 The eyenns
Y,,xrdav non 10 bis hat add sos found Hs bfal
doe q place where supposed hs ~
oysrboud and could not b Induced 70 lssve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
BROOKE YW ZZENG

The AMERICAN SENATORIAL CosvEsrIoss.-Ths
American Senatorial Conventions Of the lid and lid
Districts net On Thursday night, and adjourned over
without making any nominations. II is probable thas
the candidates nominated by the Republicans in both
districts will DO accepted by the Americans.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19


HdH5 WHOLESALE WINE LIQUOR DEALERS
SzfL ME- Corner of 9TH and shipey Streets Whining
ton Del The subscribers being engaged In the Wine and
Liquor business exclusively takes this method Of Informing
their friends and the public generally, that they have
the largest and best variety Of WINES, BRANDIEs aud
GIN besides every species u domestic liquors In the State
which be purchased at New York and Philadelphia
prices, comprising
C1gnac Brandy, Jamaica Sprits,
Pale Champagne, Scotch Nhiskey,
Pale do Irish do.
Extra do Holland Gin,
Old Monongahela Whisky, Aleghana whskey, Bourbon
whiskey. The very best double reced whiskoy in the
country, that canuot be bought cheaper elsewhere.
MINES-Madera, Hort. Tunera Sherry, Lisbon, Sweet
Malaga, Champagne and Caret. All of which war
ranted to be pure and of the best quality.
MISUNDERSTANDING Blackberry, Ginger, Cherry,
Lemon Syrup and COrdials
o. Tayernkeepers and Retail dealers supplied at cheap
rates on reasonable terms
MEDICINAL PURPOSE S.-Inyalds and Others desiring
old Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes will find 1t
to their advantage to call and examine stock of una
dultcrated liquors before purchasing elsewhere.
H. Persons at distance will find their orders prompt
" attended to- All quore sent free Of charge to amy dis
lance within twenty miles.
afy- Hotels supplied ia Casks, Dem1ohns &c.
or Purchasers will find IL to their advantage to ca
at the old stand ~ H. Corner Of Fourth and Shpicy Sts
and examine extensive stock before making their pu
chases ap23-Gm W1TSlL & FOX.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19
REGIsTERs, OFFICE.-

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sep. 18th, 1859.
UPON tho application Of MARY D0uGllERTY, Execu-
rix Of the last will and tetament II Edward Dougherty
late Of Cratiana Hundred in said County, deceased II
ordered and directed by the Register that the Execurx
aforesaid give notice u tho granting Of Letters Testament
ary upon the Estate Of tho deceased with the date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements to he posted
the public places Of the county Of New Castle re-
quring all persons having demands against the Estate to
present the abide by Act Of Assembly In such
made and provided And also the same to he
inserted within the same period in the Delaware Inquirer
newspaper published In wilmington, and to be continued
therein two months.
(@-l Given under tho hand and Seal of Office Of the
H. g. SRegisor aforesaid. at New Castle In Now Castle
~ County aforesaid the day and year nbovs writ
ton. PETER Il. NANDEYER, Register,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19

Whenever an opportunity allows, drain any
land where wheat is liable to be Tiled
If you wish it permanently improved All
other remedies and restoratiyes are worthless
till this is done, bitches "a inches wide and
"a to feet deep, soped to inches at bottom,
and filed with small stone or laid with small
stone or laid with tile, will render a service
that hundreds of loads Of manure would fail to
effect without the drains.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19
question sOLyED.--WII0i Is LITTLE III
REGISTERS, OFFICE.

NV UAsILK UOUNfY, Oct, BIh, nov.
Upos tho application Of HENRY BLEYEi, Alminrtra-
tor Of HENRY lNCk late of the City IT wilmington in
said County deceased it Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid give notice NJ
the granting Of Letters of Administration upon the Estate
Of the deceaso with the date Of granting thereof by
ing advertisements to be posted within forty days from the
date OF saen letters IN ~ o. tne most pnbc places OF mo
mands against the Estate present the same abide by
Act Of Assembly In such made and provided And
also the to he inserted within the period
in the Delaware Inquirer newspaper published in viii
mington and to he continued therein two months.
49, Given under the hand and Seal OF Office Of the
H. $. Register aforesaid Of New Castle in New Castle
~ county aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ten PETER d. vANDEvER, Register.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
la g ~ s q
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Bal
timOre Railroad.

On and after MONDAY Nov. 18th, 1861 Passenger Trains
LEAVES PHILADELPHIA
For Baltimore ut S.l5 M, IL noon, (Exp) and lilo y.
Chester at SIS a. M, l2 noon, 33O, and lilo y. M
Wilmington at SID m, l2 noon 800 and lilo p.
New Castle ut s.l5 n. M, and $50 y. IN.
Millletown ut S.l5 II. M, and $50 p
n,Ncr Mt S.lb a. M, und $50 p, IN
Milford NJ S.l5 u. NJ. and 800 y. IN.
Seainrl ut Sis a. M. and $50 p. IN.
laurel At S.lj u. H.. and $50 y.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore ut s30a. (Exps 1O15 M 5,25
Wilmington ut Il5 aud II 30 H. M. LIS $40 p. m,
Laurel NJ Bl5 n. M and $40 p M
Seliord at Gas H., at 4.05 p. III.
Milford nj $50 a. Ill.,. and 4.0j n. IN.
Duyer at oO5 a. m4 and $40 p M
Mdictown at 1000 a. M. and 700 ,. m.
Now Castle Mt l0.55 II. M, and 500 p. IN.
Chester ut 500 and 1900 a. Ill.,, 222 and p15 ~ N.
Leave Batnlsrs for Laurel and Delaware Railroad at
1918 IN
TRAINS FOR DALTIMORE
Leave Chester ut $40 u. M. 122S and l140 y. N.
Wilmington ut a,25 II. 1255 y. M. and 1920 a.
Sundays only at Hop M from Philadelphia 10 baltimore.
" OBS y, H., from Baltimore To Philadelphia.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, will
follows
Leave philadelphia for Perryvc aud intermediate pa-
Wilmington or Pcrryvills and intermediate places at
GAJ p. M.
Baltimore for stemm@'s Run, clascs and Hardwood,
G.A
s. NJ FELTON, President
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19
NOTICE.

hIhIat Esthto OF the de-
ceased must present the duly atesed the Exec-
trK on ot before the 18th day of September 1860 abide
the Act Of Assembly in such mado and provided.
MARY D0UGIIERTY
Wilmington Sept. p. ls592nl. Executrix.
DOBERT TAYLOIts BAKERY q CON-
III FECriONERY.-The undersigned having largely in
creased his facilities for successfully prosecuting his bust
ness in the shape Of two large brick buildings with nil the
appertenancestakes this method Of informing his friends
and the public generally that after twelve years Of pls
cal experience In this city he s prepared sell Bread
and Cakes lower than eyor sold In Delaware before
The following rates will be strictly adheire present
One and half pound loaf at cens pound loaf at 10
cents Cakes Of every description pTnportonntey low
New York Biscuit Soda Biscuits, Sugar Biscuits shn bis
cults Family plt Bread Iran Biscuits, Lemon biscuits
wner Crackers, &C., &c. All Of which will he warranted
Of the very best quality, and sold cheap they
bought In the United States He hs also In connection
with his Bakery established the manufacture Confec
tiOnery in this branch Of business he will uss nothing but
the best material and employ but tho very hest
wOrkmen His wagons will run in every direction. and
goods purchashed at this establishment will 10 delivered
within twenty miles Of Wilmington ifcc of charge. Re
taera will find It to their advantage to call at the corner
of Fifth and fai Streets and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere
Store of Pifth and Tatnall streats, wilmington
Delaware.
ap2:E1y ROBERT TAyIOR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19

FATAL ExpLosroS.-Th steam chest in the
distillery of Perrin 4 Gould, near Cincinnati,
Ohio, exploded on Monday afternoon, instantly
killing George Wallace, laborer and seriously
scalding Joseph Renigen, engineer, George Ar
mold and Thomas Halpin. The choking up of
the steam escape pipe was the cause OF the ex-
plosion.