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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

DEATH OF LAWRENCE JOHNSON, EsQ.-Law-
renee johnson, Esq, the well-known type ioun-
der and stereotyper, died of paralysis at two
O'Clock on Thursday morning, at his residence
ut Eighth and Pine streets, Philadelphia. Mr..
johnson appeared to be in his usual health on
Tuesday morning and in the afternoon of that
day was taken i'll while attending a meeting of
the Board of Directors Of the Green and Coates
streets Railway Company. He was taken home
and died as stated.
Mr.. Johnson was about sixty years Of age Mt
the time Of his death. He was an Englishman
by birth, and he emigrated TO this country when
quite young man. In partnership with Mr.
Smith, the father of his late partner he pur-
chased the stereotype foundry of Binney 4
1 Donaldson, on the extinguishment of that firm
and the house of L. johnson & Co. has been
for many years, the leading establishment il
the country for the supply, not only of type
stereotype plates, clectrotypes, &c. but of every
other article Of printers findings.
| johnson 4 Co. had n branch establishment
ut Cincinnati, and their business was as wide
spread as the Union. Mr.. johnson was also
active in private enterprises. lie owned San
som street Hall, and much other valuable pro
perry and he was also largely interested in thu
city railway enterprises. He was very wealthy
at the time of his death, and his success il
life is attributable to his industry and stric
integrity.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

On the 26th inst, by the Rev. William Barns,
Mr.. Robert J. Holt to Miss Sallie S. Shaw, ali
OF this city.
By the same, on the same evening, Mr.. S. X.
Cloud to Miss Maggie II. Coloun, all of this
city,
In Chester Pa, on Thursday the 9Th inst.
by Rev. A. W. Sprowll, Mr.. Samuel Shepheard
to Miss Louisa Jane Elsbury, both OF this city
Mayor, James schoReld to O. Emma Ellsbury
both Of this city.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Charles Brcck
Mr.. James Carpenter 10 Miss Sarah Jane Poul-
son, both of this city
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
eO0DwIN's
GIN llastic Fire Proof Roof

rs CKlOWLEDGED TO RE Tt.u
i CHhPES and best roof in market The adynniagaa
this r has el ne sand roofs is LIST il can he made m
color ielnercby dispensing with The orain hlacl
roof whh dwH the sun, and renders bose No intolar
ably HON Hlmer. I'd, il will get hard in two hours -
eonseqnltliw not run by the heat Of the sun bnt ie
more heiihas tho harder gets o. there il no 1isa-
plan frotA, old sand roof. N"'"' ho"
Contridand all concerned would do well 10 enll nm
The invdohhhu examine the roof for Themselves a
liberal 4coit offered to contractors
Old shg'Oos covered with this tluin Elastic Do.a.
warrant tive hatsiiction OF no charge e
Also,PuDWIN'S ELASTIC COATING
for InIrolnd Metallic Roofs Of every descriton mn,
rOutin1elf composed Of Indian Rubber h n smss;ns
article y tpurpoee for which II is used Tbe inynnto
can watat 70 exclude all dampness from brck waIIs
az II erdtdllb ~ the poreB and renders n LarJ lasn
surface y ch he made any color, 1t IL well aanisd ~
beantin9peh or plastered fronts 10 Doint of cns, !,
Gan be al less price than paint No avoid scan ~
Hot, uEsths WI be applied by no one but tie adyer
user. " la ions BY hm warranted to give saIisf,e.
pon Orlo 1kr va or new tin roofs coated with this
Also, G.pWIN'S GUM ELASTIC PIJT.
Ih, 70, Elghls. Prepared expressly for this purpose
W1 rky-ipt opairei. and warranted not to leak
~ oIduft at r. PckelH stove store Fourth etreAt
Elow Mai9r WIN the subscriber, 700 Orange street
ap2l-u E, GOODWIN.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

DELAwARlANs IN THE CcSyESrIoN-Ex-Goy-
ernor Ross is one of the Vice Presidents; James
A. Bayard is one of the Committee on Resolu-
tions John B, Pennington on permanent or
ganization; William G. whiteley on contested
seats. John II. Bewley was one of the Secre-
taries.
The Committee on Resolutions agreed, by
vote of II to TO- to the proposition of Senator
Bayard, of Delaware, setting forth the duty Of
Congress to protect the property of American
citizens on the high seas and in the Territories.
Senator Bayard then Immediately left the
room to inform his patron saint Senator Sill
dell, of the success of this resolution; hut soon
after his departure member of the committee
from Tennessee moved that it be reconsidered,
and theNFennessee platform adopted in lieu of it.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

A LIBERAL Cir PRESENTED IN a QUEER
MANNER.-In New Orleans, the day before the
Inauguration of the Clay statue, the Clay Mon
umental Association received a package, which,
upon being opened, was found to contain an
earthenware image, in an old-fashioned sur
tout and peaked hat, the latter bearing on the
front the letters NJ. C. The chairman, while
examining the odly-shaped figure, and wonder
ing what could be the significance of such an
offering, heard something rattle inside. Reno
wing ribbon wound tightly about ii, he found
that the little creature was in two pieces, and
taking him apart, out rolled three hnndredgold
dollars, and 4 note telling that the gilt came
from the association known as the Mystic
Krew of Comus"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

who killed himself with strychnine, last Thurs
day morning. at Plymouth, leaves quite large
amount of forged paper-from SlO,OOoto Sl6,-
900 in amount, it is thought The names OF
the sureties on his paper are all forged. We
understand that all the banks in concord have
his notes, and the Savings Bank there has a
forged mortgage of some real estate owned by
stones wife to secure it; she never signed it,
A knowledge of his forgeries was becoming too
public, and he knew that the State prison
must be his home if he lived, and he took the
fatal draught.- Manchester az II. Mirror.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

As ApSIssioS.-Mr. Rice, late editor Of the
Philadelphia PensyirdHida, receatly testified
before the Senatorial Printing investigating
Committee, that he received ten thousand dol
lars from Mr.. Wendell to keep that paper alive,
He declared further, that a Democratic news
paper cannot live in Philadelphia unless it re-
ceives private aid from Office holders in the
shape OF contributions. The Weekly PeHnsgi-
caaioa is now distributed broadcast over the
State, at the expense Of those who hold Office
under Mr.. Buchanan.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
THE CAUSE WHY HE COULDN'T
COME TT.

=. :,
say lin TO \ ca, ,,e o,nvr NY
liclHcreuhB n.l'hu atu ba3,
Andihtwoui nlrt an nou ,, nm''
Leps re slion mns r""'
aOl hlohi business , usomum,
Ahh nft iNshloh gii pu',n"''
ofutahahuSomes"eii'
Alta
Vno'INeu TO rom US Ju, , w ''''''e
Whvali guy M happy splinki
Anrfiflts llsht on swllies, WING
10 troll amid the happy thtong,
Oriear the Spring hirils sweetest song,
Wlte In the groves their notes prolong
Is always my delight
Thrlarm In arm they sped away
TO either howretH bright and gay,
ThactOwn the brow Of modest May
Ind take their pleasant -tIoll.
Roitntic field and pleasant grove,
gvA aingtnv birl and r,tolnp dove.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

A Card TO The Sl6sniag.-The Rev. William
Cosgrove, while laboring as a missionary in
Japan, was cured of Consumption, when all
ether means had failed, by a recipe obtained
city of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs, and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
Desirous Vf bvHOfti-s vt,Ivtui viii send
this recipe, which | have brought home with
me, to all who need it, free OF charge.
Address,
Rev. WV. CosGROvH,
$50 Baltic street. BROOKLYN, MY,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

The NoNlsEE.-Every mail brings good news
from Charleston. There has been enough
work done in the Convention to convince the
country that STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS is the choice
of the people. The Douglas men have every
thing about their own way Buchananism is
not mentioned in the Convention. Popular
Sovereignty is the prominent feature in the
Democratic party.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
NEW BOOKS! NEW BookS!!
RECEIVED AT
A, d, INSLEEjS.

NO COP MARKET ST WILMINGTON, DEL,
GAY AND SEAL, blythe MIsses Warmers. author.
- uf" Wide, Wide World" Dollars and Cents"
TnG MARBLE FAtS OR THRRoMAScE OF NOME BsSi by
Nathaniel Hawthorne. -
3Ep RidlNs MISSION TO taSA AND JAPAN, by Lawrence
How 10 LAVE, SAVING vAsrINd, or Domestic Economy
illustrated by Fowler woH
LETTERS FROM SWITZERLAND by s. j. Prime A charm.
ingly descriptive tour in Switzerland.
l.ifG BEFORE HIN, new American novel against wind
anh tide by Holmes Lee, auhoiof Syyan Hollis Daugh-
ter Sc.
WooiN1 AND WANING IN mi WILDERNESS, u story Of
Cane-tncky, by Charles u. Kirk.
lAlfs OF uopD SOCIETY," handbook for Ladies' md Cen
tlemen
W.trsR AsnsooD love Htry lay Paul sigweck, pro.
rannced as another Guy Livnlqton
Ties 20 - ~ w
Cousin Guy, heins vol. .. OF oakland stories.
hRsTLr AND On naHivs og,~KuOisgss, ny do. Afs
ners. y
CArlARA cLiDg, novel. /. p.
WpNcfsIrRs Large DictinE.
fer sulS all me asr pblfSoas. general assortment
Of Mscelidnons RsadHy nh ny hranch Of Iiirrai.rs
Also large sicch oi I'hi' 'hA Urpppiug paper H.
tsieles nnl k1iify .tg9'eifs. o.. citap ai
y. iNSLEEa
No u llAli street alr 1e sixth.
Hu7atf ,5fga ~ tt.I's-s,,a,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
70 THE PUBLIC.


Rccci,k minosl daily al 0Neils, in Market street, 9TH
door belowFouftl Wilmington.
pleachedand nnilcacicd Mislns Of tho hest makes.
pelsincajplaiu, fancy, and teyedere,
Poulari Fancy and Black flks, all prices.
oil Chinl, Brilliants, la,flas &c. &C.
MHneheArr ulnghains Mourning Lawns At'
LAcluOoDs
Dotted Nett Black Bruftls; do.
soft imitation plat lact woSe Linen DO
White Ilsle laces, CroJei do, Toilets Move &C.
Polka Spot, Maltese Lien ilolb, hand made,
SaKony Rigging. Thrmf'li. fhlehrr-.
Machklin and RnglislpAnd made LHce..
Black SILK Laces all fiths aud prices.
Black silk Nett for fntillas. Black SILK
Mantlllas and CapeiNhiie Mantas aud capes
Ladies' Mourning and Muslin cere''
Hmbroidcreiand m do, &c. &C.
klIITg GOODS.
New style aoi plh NluslInp.
Check. striped ~ Beycdcrc do.
Soft Wash Bland rlean, for aeeyea.
Bohblnett Cottd Illusion. and sill Illusion.
white pink b orange black and straw Tarletons and
Victoria LlnnssJ
Wells
black frrneJrouni aud square.
Polka spot ~ Embroidered aud dotted
Fancy vrilYl all kinds und coOia,
IRISH LISENs
WartapteAll pnre 0f dincrrnt qualities.
Linen shf Fronts and Collars ~ great variety.
RAIBROIDERlES
FmlroIIirs mostly Of my own impottatluns In great
auanhtl and variety Of styles low can be found In
any loiie in the country.
HOSIERY
la,is4aud Nllases. all sizes and quality.
,lcni and Boys short and long, different Kinds.
Msrs Shirts and Drawers, silk and cotton.
Mel'A black silk Crnyats, fancy, &c, sc,
Mci's Neck Ties; BoyH' do.
Umbrellas, parasois aud Sun Shades.
Cblhs, CaaAimerrs Saitinrits, Nt~tlng
yhite and CoOrrd flnnncl5, nil widths.
trimmings of the newest style- constantly on hand
gibbons NIL kinds.
Alantua anl salin-nl co.ors anil widths.
All the above goods will be sold Wholesale anil retail at
tile very lowest prices An early call IL most respectfully
naked Of Nou, JOHN O'NElf.
No. jlj, ith duui below Fourth street,
Hp2S-lf Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
VAN ALIENS CELEBRATED
SODA FOUNTAIN.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL
i the attention Of Plumbers and Machinlsis to our
PATENT SODA FOUNTAIN. We would sell the RiRlts
for Territory or engage suitable person manufacture
the Fountains IN this city, anywhere In Delaware Aia-
rylaDd and Virginia, where own the Territory This
Fountain cheap and can a nut ut little expense; is
80 constructed that any one can manufacture the Soda
without assistance 1t Is Just the thug for Druggsts and
private families far superior to anything Of the kind
that has ey er been muse yet.
The largest gas0meer contains two and hnf gallons
the smaller one, half that quantity; aud when oy are
allied large number Of glasses be- drawn without
pumping. As the materials be dissolved 10 moment
the supply always be made equal to the demand.
This Fountain can be In full operation at Doldys
Ice Cream Saloon No. 22l Market street Por any nfOr
nation on the subject apply 10
WALLIS & IIoAGLAND,
ap3S-2w "Unitod stntesi Hotel, Wilmington Del
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

ATTEMPT TO ExToRT BLACK MAlL.--A young
man was arrested on the goth inst, and taken
before Recorder Summers, of New Orleans, La,
on charge of having attempted to extort $500
from John +. Owens, of the Varieties Theatre,
of that city, under threat of publishing in the
New York Police Gazette, of which paper the
accused represented himself as the correspond
ent, an article which would injure the fair fame
and character of the said Ovens The accns.
ed was sent to the Parish Prison, in default OF
$500 bail.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
FORTY EIGHT LOTS ATAUCTIOX
desirable HONEST

GOOD BUSINESS LOCATIONS!
4 CERTlIN S4 VINGS FUND! A coon
NFEANENT!! OR 4 PROFITABLE
SPECG'LA U0N!I
MILL Bic SOLD ON THE PREMISES
2occck, Ph7 FORTY-EiGiiT LOTs, ~ tel II.
ONE LOT 9ty ITO feet fronting on Front Street md rpn
ming back, Read street, ''"' Wy
THREE LOS 2llS by 10 fronting IN Front gt.,., -,
running lfk to Read Street ''"' ''''s'' ""u
back TO Ril Street, 's''' '"i running
POUR L0T32lsb by 40 fronting on Front .,r,., ,,I -
ming baci3, Rcad Street '0"' '''''' ""u ru"'
TEN LOTS by So feet fronting on Read stroo, on, m
ming bncho four feet Wide alloy "'N '''"
FIVE LoTfo by W fronting on Read Street and running
hack TO abnr feet wide alley ""1' 'n'''"s
TEN L0Tsp by SO feet fronting on Dock STRAIT an ~,
ming barlO four feet wide alley $500 "
PlvE IOTiS by 81 feet fronting on Dock stree aud ,nn
ming bacto ionr feet vide alley
TKRMSf HALE.--onc fOurtI tSeh IN tIo In, 40 at,
nnh notesfarlng interest, with appros.i s.% vsrs W.
the haani equally di'de at l. and ~ MOTHS o. 10
parties w pay the whole amount of nnrrIase mnnsv
within teays after the day OF SALE clear discount viii
DO made fn the portion entitled to credit per cent
lpsing eqfaent toover l3l6 per cent per nnl Deeds
WI DC hnd Possession given Immediately on &c.
eeipt OF ushtIHaciOty securities. Title ui10uhtel
Tho snfiber need scarcely nsain gl,, his nnuualIaei
assuIauci pat these Lots ipH al be s1lds yInf,d on.,i
Jdirig afqaarsly l,.T IIEALb,
j. 4. ifestes TO call very special attention 10 s,m a,
tbs meth striking features Of thL Wis r.od,
nceessibE t the settd portions Of our cIt
It's lOcat IN cerencu To Two Of tle leading tbnrnu
lares nt4nr Ity-the very lesiribe aud gradual sl5ne
81 the twfqmres from Front Duck high and
dry surff oftho slncthc PECULIAR adaptation Of lie
Tour yacf los on Front stree East Of Adams to manu-
iocturinSnrser and lust though not lep the ict tit
lnpToyeent rapidly C,'ending IN this directoniint
propertlaa ben greatly approaching in value mmI ,'s,
necessary cotno rapidly to advance in the selling rates
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
DIED.

In Chester county, near Unionville, on Tues
day the 18th, Mr.. Thomas Fulton, formerly of
Christiana Hundred, Del.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

:. 4 MINISTER AnRgsTED roB OPENING ANOTHER
PEnsON's LBTrER-Rev. William q. Hubbard,
of Clyde, was arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Shattuck, in Syracuse, N. Y, on Mon
day, on charge Of opening a letter directed to
another person. Mr.. Hubbard is pastor of the
Baptist Church in Clyde, and has lately had
some difficulty with Il portion of his church; he
is sustained by a majority Of his society.
TO spin and weave, to knit and sew was our
grandames' employment; but now to dress and
catch beau, our girls they call enjoyment.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

The JoHS BRowN FuND AT PoRT-Au-PRIScg.
Two weeks ago the contributions OF coffee for
the benefit of John Browns family amounted
to about two thousand bags of one hundred
and twenty pounds each, and it was the gener-
al opinion that another thousand bags would
be added, as everybody regarded it both duty
and a privilege to contribute. As these bags
are worth from Sl2 to $l4 each, it is probable
that the Republic ofHayti will add to the Brown
fund from $4,000 to $4,000.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

A VERY LITTLE ANtNAL.-When the magnani-
nous City Council refused to permit US to putup
sign across thepayement in front of our office,
we put our wits to work and got mp canvass
sign and spread it forth to the breeze. Happen
ed that the thing was hit and great many
people remarked that our sign was good
thing, and it attracted considerable attention,
Caleb, of the Gazette, like good christian, en-
We'd his neighbor the device, and it was not
long before a pole was seen going into his
sanctnm We kncw at ut the time it would be
q snail matter that emanated from snch small
source, and wal he'd patiently TO see the mouse
tha, the mountain would bring forth. We'd
nesday afternoon, about 3 o'elock, the veritable
pole made its appearance from one of the win
dows in the upper story of his office, 4 slim,
gangling looking contraption-the very simile
of its proiector-and in a few moments longer
the bunting was seen issuing from the window
and run to the end of the pole. The immortal
words painted across the end of the stripes
"Dclaware Gazette
told the sad tale.
We had no idea that the poor fellow was
driven to such desperation. But he had to own
the corn Nothing but drowning man grab
bling at straw could be so desperate. The
beauty Of the thing was, the wind was blowing
smart breeze, just about enough to be Demo-
cratic, when the immortal conception of Caleb
was found too weak to battle with the elements,
and he had to take her in again. Calcb's flag,
like his principles could not stand the storm
but ours, four times as large, iloated away
gracefully and danced upon the winds like o
thing Of life
Now, what is all this about Our Office is
located on the same square with Caleb's, but q
little lower down towards Fourth street On
the upper side of him is the Delaware journal,
with its capacious board sign across the pave
Tuept which effectually cuts off all the the mp
iova trade Caleb is thus completely sur
pounded by business arrangements. He is about
rtr-tL4 Fahe ak rs the tabled scorpion, when he
fouua himacl surrounded by fire he is about
stinging himselfto death. Poor fellow, pity
him, and II il were not that the public would
censure us we would haul in our sign and give
him chance for his life.
Caleb's brain cannot be iathomed it con-
ceiyes great things, and he doubtless thought
when he followed in our footsteps he would be
a trump hut We are OF the opinion that his
nping us will not amount to much, II he fol-
lows in our footsteps he will run n good race
and we intend that he shall come in second
best.
We would call the attention of the public to
Caleb's sign, for fear they should not see it. 1t
is composed Of 10 cent bunting, with strip oil
Mr, Watson's 10 cent muslin across the top,
with the magic words Delaware Gazette
painted upon it. We have no doubt that Caleb
thinks he has hit the right nail upon the head,
We think that he is only growing desperate.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

TRAVELLING AeEST.-Willam NJ. johnson, of
Appoquinimink Hundred, is our trayellingagent
to solicit subscriptions and business for the
ISouIRER. ANY contracts made by him will be
valid.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

WANTED, CITY PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
FOR WESTERN LAND.-Seyenty acres OF
which are cleared, and one hundred and forty
in good timber Ifan exchange is made for
City property and any difference in price re-
naming, will be paid in cash. Inquire of VIII
LIAM II. REYNOLDS, No. l2 east Second street.
apr7-4t.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
Az UyPARDoSABLE SIS,-We copy the follow
-..--- Chill -.

AS USPARDoSABLE SIS.-We copy the follow
ing from the Gazette of Tuesday last
Mn. EDIroR Mr.. j. B. Reburn and lady, of
Lower Oxford Township, has a son, one Of the
handsomest children in Chester county, Pa,
and in addition to its beauties, its name is
James Breckenridge Buchanan Reburn, in hon
or OF our accomplished statesmen Hon. James
Buchanan and Hon. John G. Breckenridge.
\ DEMOCRAT
That fellow will be pctitioning the Legisla-
ture of Pennsylvania, to have his name changed
as soon as he has sense enough 10 appreciate
the indignity that has been inflicted upon him
by those that the instincts of nature should
teach better things.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28


On and altcr MONDAY, April I'D 1860 Passenger rajna
LEAVES PHILADELPHIA
For Baltimore NJ sl5 M IL noon (Exp and II 10 n m
chester ut si5 M, II noon Lilo, O. 4 and II 10 b. M
wilmington at SID, a. M, IL, 1.15 g. Z, and II 10 D. m
New Castle NJ Sis q. IN. land 900 y. m.
Aliduletown ~ SIS a. M, and 900 y. IN.
Dover Of blo y. M, and 90 D. m.
Milford NJ SIG u. M, and 800 D. M.
Heainri nj S,l6 a. m, and 900 b. M
Laurel NJ S.l6 n. M, and 900 u, M,
Salisbury Ut S15 u M. anl 800 D. M
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore AZ S30a m. (Expsl a. m bqEn IN
Wilmington NJ $50, $50 1880 a. M. 1.a6 500 and
S96 pm ' '"D
Salisbury al 6.2O q. IN. and 800 D. NJ
Laurel ut 0l5n IN. and $40 p. III.
Stafford at GAO q. ~, and 400 n. m.
Milford NJ 90 a. M, aud $50 p. IN.
Dover nj DOS u. M, and $50 p, IN.
hliiiletown ~ zoos II, M, and /. 90 n, M
New Castle NJ 500 and 1885 a. M. and 800 d. m
Crster nj iiO, olO and 1901 a. M, 20 1857 lOlb n m
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Railroad Al
1918 u. IN. " "
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester ut S45 M. l2.2s and II 40 D. M
wilmington a. e2d H. nl- 1855 p. M, and ~ 20 a. nj
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached will run ns
Leave Philadelphia r pcnyvllle and intermediate MIA.
cea. at3.NO r. NJ ~
Wilmington for perryyile mud intermediate places at
300 p.m
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia aud intermediate
places, III I.45 u. M.
Hayredctrace for Baltimore and Intermediates nlares at
6OOa IN.
Baltimore for IIayrcelrace and intermediate places
at 100 \. III. '"'
Sundays only at II lOp. from Philadelphia to baltimore
O-25 y. M, from baltimore 10 PHILADELPHIA
ap2l-lf ). VI. FELTON,. President
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
NOTICE.

APRIL 9ln 1860.
A nIEETIIGOFTHEs TOCIkHOLDERs
N Of tile Hei Estate hank Of Delaware will he heidi At
Newport on lheJth day Of MAY next AZ o'rl,sk p NJ
~ elect ninc doctors iur said Bank.
np2s.tm FRANKLIN o. Finn President
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
WANTS..

WANTED.-By mn efficient FARMER and
his WIFE, without chidren,) situation on
a farm. They can do all kinds of farming bust
ness For further particulars, apply to Wit
LIAM II. CHADWICK, Fountain Hotel, Fourth
street, Wilmington, Del apl4-lm
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

WANTED.-The highest prices will be paid
in cash for old STOVES, at No. ~ east Second
street, by WILLIAM II. REYNOLDS. apr7-4t
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

WANTED.--on property worth $4,000,
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS, for which am
pie security In bond and mortgage will DO
given. Apply at the INQUIRER Office.