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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31

A DISCONTINUED HUSBANDS DEFENCE
OF SLAyERY.-On the deck of a steamer Il
day or two since, friend of ours heard a man
declaiming voubly and noisily in defence of
the peculiar institution" which certain
class OF politicians would identify with the
prosperity and progress of our country. lie
stouty defended it as the principal element of
American greatness. None OF the bystanders
limited in the remotest way TO tar and feathers,
or even offered the slightest interruption to
his argument, which rolled on till it had eX-
hausted the current statements in defence and
laudaton of slavery Our friend, who hap
pened to be near the speaker, quietly asked,
"but when ii sells the husband to Maryland
and the wife to Louisiana-what do you think
of it then!" The man considered the matter
Il moment, and then briskly rejoined, "Why,
then / think best of It. | wish in my very
heart they d sell my wife five hundred miles
of, I'd be pro-slavery man forever y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31

PRESIDENTIAL ELECToRs Bound OVER TO
KEEP TIE PEACE.-The Breckenridge and
Bell electors of Norfolk district. Va, have been
bound over to keep the peace. Hostilites
arose between them alta discussion in Norfolk,
some time ago. Chandler, the Bell elector,
charged Lamb, (of the Southern Argus,) the
breckenridge elector, with being inconsistent
and diSunionist. In reply, Lamb accusrd
Chandler Of being free soil Massachusetts
wing in 1913, which Chandler decounced as a
ed lie Lamb Immediately resented the in
suit with a blow For a time the affair showed
every indication of being more serious, but
the law stepped in and bound the begerent
individuals rather tam.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31

COTTONwithout striking change; sales 300 bales at
ll3c for middling uplands.
flour-Receipts 1885 bbls; sales 5000 baes state
and active and heavy, but prices are without
quotabe change; southern heavy and declning sales
800 bbs; mixed to good, 500 595; fancy aid extra,
$500 "a 7.75 Canada supernne- quiet andunchanged.
Wheat rules quite firm; sales l3iO0O Chicago spring
Sl22 LIS; Milwaukee club, ~! q l,25; amber Wis
consiii, sl26 a 127 winter rcd western, S33 a 3i,
chiefly the latter; white Ohio and Indiana 81 "A q l49
north western club, s223 red state, Sl32 % l32 am
Der Iowa, Sl27 @ LIS. Corn without change sales AZ,
600 bush; mixed western IS q 6]c.
uncbanged sales 200 bDs Pork quiet and steady
sales $50 bbls. Lard dull and unchanged sales $50 bbs
Sugars dull aud unchanged; MuscOvadO, 81 q u. Coffee
steady sales ljO bags Rio, a. Molasses quiet and I'M
changed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31
Conviction for Election Frauds

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30-Wm. Byrely was
found guilty this morning Of forging the cleo
ton returns from the LIST district, thus defeat
ing the election of Lehman, democrat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31

ALBANY, Oct. 30.-A final disposition of the
anti-rent suits was mace in the supreme court,
this morning. The decision is in favor Of
landlords, who can issue executions for recov-
ery with costs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31
Mr.. Andrew in Western Massachusetts,.

GREENFIELD, Oct. 30.-Hon. John A. An.
drew, the republican candidate for governor
of Massachusetts, addressed an audience of
over 1900 persons, upon political subjects, at
Washington Hall, last evening. He was en-
thusias ticaIlY cheered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31

Capital stock, S3l, 73l 200; loans and dis
counts, s63, 822, 900 specie, s5,089,5 800; due
from other banks, S8,215, 500 due to other
banks, S9,070,600; deposits, $50, 100000; cir
culation, 81, SAB 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31
Gold Dollars.

WAsHINGroN Oct. 30.-The re-coinage of
gold dollars affects only the first issue Of that
.coin. Over two millions of them have been
recoined into the larger sizes of the same de
nomination
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31
The Supposed SLAYER.

New YORK, Oct. 30.-Propeler Victoria,
reported seized as a SLAYER, sailed tor st. John,
n b., Yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31
VALUABLE WATER PRTVJLEGE.

~, GRIar MILL, BOARDING HOUSE, MANSION
0l ~ Oct 81 at II O'Clock M, will be
Sou the valuable Water Privilege and Real Estate be-
Tnishg To The Wnchendon Manufacturing ComDanv
ms ppPGry IS situated in the beautiful and thriving
S ol W lRchendOn, and within three minutes walk
s NJ Lalirua1 station The location is considered one
" sV lh CIV England for the manufacture OF cotton
" MoolEn goods, or for mechanical burmese me
oe " AVER rower with the Ponds Grst Mill Machine
oho I'VE house OOdshed, with land an fieiert
for the erection OF three OF four fsco-as a. Ism
will be sold in one lot. ' VI 4'' &c Si'ssi
Immediately after the sale of the Water Prfleqe will
De sou large Boarding House and the lsion fousa
with the Land in the rear, which extends back To me
Mil Pond Also, IS acres and several detached nrti,s
OF excellent Land which very eligible, and which will
be sold in lots to suit purchasers VIM
Also. two Wood Lots Of which contains ten ac-a.
and the other about four acres-the latter bounding on
the river, which directly opposite the Factory propertv
The sale Of this property is peremptory. and offers
rare chance for investment to such wish engage
in any kind of manufacturing business. Terms liberal
Forfurher particulars inquire of the auctioneer Cars
leave the Fitchburs depot Boston, at Y o'clock m.
dAWTh&eodto3i OPP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31
LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Later from CalifOrnia-By the Pony Express.

Later from California-By the Pony Express.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Oct. 30.-The pony cx-
press, from San Francisco l7th has arrived
General Clark, commander of the department
of California, died on the 10Th.
Great anxiety is felt to hear from the Penn
sylyaua election. 1t is conceded that ii the
republicans have triumphed in that state there
will be great danger Of California going for
the republicans. Col Baker, senator elect
from Oregon, is to make political tour in
California for the republicans.
Fifteen Douglas members of the Oregon
legislature have issued an address sustaining
their course in electing Col. Baker to con
gress, and they close by saying che will reflect
more credit upon the state than former sena
tors "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31

In this city. Oct 25 George Emerson, son Of George
and Nellie Fairbanks. aged Is DAYS.
In Nhitinsvillc Oct 80 Mrs Maria Tbhcy, aged 81.
Funeral at the residence of her sOn-inlaw, w Dud-
ley. Esq, on Thursday, at , o'clock.
In ROckdale (NOrthbridgel Oct p, Flora Louisa,
youngest child OF Davis and Prena II Smith, aged IL
months and l3 DAYS.
Ia Chepachet, X l. Oct ., Abby J.. wife Of John I
FiSke- and daught Of lion Amasa Eddy.
In 1vcrtOn, l. Oct 26, Jason Osborn, son Of Hon
Joseph and Mrs liza Osborn, aged q years mos day
In North blackstone Oct %, Il Newton Paine, in the
istl year OF his age
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3utt10ns.
o,-ByA.E +: PECK. AUCTIoNEER
OUSEHOLD FURNITTTPE AN

4
p,tIf. ~; Ct'iE Al Al CrION-Wil be sold at
nd1lC Ahs non At tore No. Lincoln EIousa Rtoc -
TilURsDAT Nov at 10 O'Clock p M iarse lot OF of
Househoia turniture consisting in part al the o,,n
sofas in Hair and fancy coverings Easv Cbair ~, ns
ask Repts, and lair do, Il Stuffed Parior CHAIR W
bic Top Tables. Center and Side Tables I po-a- - ~
six an Wool Damask Mahogany Sideboard Old stvIe
What Nots Mirrors Mattresses Spring BEDS Cane and
Wood Seat Chairs. Silver Plated Ware. At II ociocI
second hand seven octave Piano Forte: also. great
variety of Housekeeping Goods, not enumerated Per
sons having any kind Housekeeping Goods they wish
to have disposed Of do BY applying TO the Auc-
toneer NJ goods will be received unless for positive
sale. A. r PECK
go dat " L. I'm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31
DIED.

In this city Oct 30 by Rev A Hill, Stephen Francis
ILLS to Miss Mary Catharue Welch, both of Northboros
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31

From the celebrated mandatory of Cornelius Baker
shall continue to be in receipt of these Goods the
new patterns come out at all times keeping hand the
best stock to be found in the city, and the lowest
prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31
\ HOUSE FOR SALE. on HAIR.

Esi,l WARD STREET.-THE subscriber would call atten-
GAAtlon to the very desirable Estate (adoining his
own residence0 which offers sale on the most
reasonable terms. The house built under his own
direction. by experienced workmen and wishing
to purchase nice house will do well to examine the
premises. ALFRED WYMAN.
Worcester, Sept. Is, 1860. o20 d2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31

JAMES r. PIERCE gives especial atten
ton to the and renting of Houses, Stores &c;
also, TO general collecting. distf mch22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-31

no RENT-A lower tenement and barn.
Il situated on the OF Elizabeth and FarweI sts
in good repair, and will be rented low. Inquire of e.
RA KENT, No. 2S Mechanic street, of the subscrib-
ors, in Leicester.
eS diff j, IL. & L. d. THJRSTON
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
GUANo AND POTATOES.

A recent experiment on the use of Guano for
potatoes is noticed in the Rural Ne,c- Yorker
The soil was sandy loan, samewhat impov-
erished by previous cropping Peruvian guano,
costing in New York three cents per pound,
was applied at the rate af $50 pounds per acre.
The additional expense of freight &c, was
about one cent per pound, that OF applying it,
weighing it out for each row, &c.,) about one
cent more, making the whole cost about Sl5
per acre. The increase on the acre from gu
ano over that which received none, the soil
and treatment being precisely alike in every
respect, was 10 bushels. The product from
both the MANFRED and unmanured land, was
both weighed and measured, for the sake of
greater accuracy. The additional product
from the use of guano, cost about 20 cents per
bushel; they sold for 40 cents, leaving : ID per
acre as profit of the transaction.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
ANOTHER MODE.

"Melt two ounces of rosin slowly so as not
to make it throw off its spirits of turpentine.-
When it becomes perfectly clear, add a little
less than an ounce of alcohol, mix well, and
at once cork tight in a bottle. Add alcohol
afterwards to make it a medium liquid, and ap-
ply with small brush or wooden blade Like
the foregoing its said to form an air-tight COW
ering, which is the object aimed at by all APP
plications in grating The perfect covering
for CRAFTS is that which will always adhere to
the stock and will not crack in the winter, or
run In the summer.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
USEFUL RECEIPTS.

PORTABLE BALLS FOR TAXING GREASE SPoTs
OUT OF CLoTHEs.-Dry fuller's earth so as to
crumble it into powder, and mosten ii with
lemon juice; add small quantity of pure pull
verified pearl ash, and work the whole up into
q thick paste. Roll it into small balls, let
them completely dry in the heat of the sun,
and they will then be fit for use. The man
ner of using them is by moistening with water
the spots on the cloth, rubbing the ball over,
and leaving it to dry in the sun; on washing
the spots with common water, and very often
with brushing alone, the spots instantly dis
appear.
MAKING CAKE WITHOUT BurrER-A New
England lady, who is quite famous house,
keeper, recommends nm economical plan for
making cake without butter, which may be
useful 10 our readers Take piece of salt
pork fat, and melt it down, and strain it
through piece OF coarse, thin muslin. Set it
aside until cool. II is then white and firm,
and may be used like butter in any kind Of
cake. In pound-cake she assures us il is de-
licious. She says that after one trial she new
er used butter again
SPANISH BIsouir.-Mix ola pound of sugar
and ounces of butter together, add . eggs,
and when well beaten add of a pint Of milk
or water in which is dissolved \ Of an ounce of
ssleratus; work this well in, and flavor with
extract of lemon, then add IL ounces of -four;
work it in we'll, then drop the dough on greas-
ed pans, in small Jumps, little distance apart,
fat them slightly, and bake in an oven hot
enough for bread.
rRuIT CARE WITHOUT EGes.-oue cup of mo-
lasses, one cup of brown sugar, one cup of but
ter-beat together sufficiently to melt the but
ter-two teaspoonsful of cloves, two Of cinna-
mon, one of nutmeg one coffeecupful of rasns,
with or without currants) citron; then add
enc tesspoonful of soda dissolved in hot water;
one cup Of sour milk or buttermilk, and one
4uart Of -four; bake an hour.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

a1=7N WITS1L & FOX,
t33zfS WHOLESALE WINE a Liquor DEALElsS,
A4ikx n H. Corner Of 4t and shpley Stroois, Whining
Del The Subscribers being engaged In the Wine aud
Liquor business eAclusyey takes this method Of informing
their friends and the public generally that they have
the largest and best variety Of WINES. BANDIEs and
u1N besides every species VI domestic liquors ia the State
which be purchased at New York and Philadelphia
prices, comprising
Cognac Brandy, Jamaica Spirits,
Pale Champagne, Scotch WhiAkey,
Pale do Irish do
Extra do. Holland Uin,
Old Monongahea Whskey Alleghana Whisky, Bourbon
Whiskcy. The very best double recied Wbskey In the
country that cannot DO bought cheaper elsewhere,
WINES.Madefi0, Hort. Tunara Sherry, Lisbon Sweet
Malaga, Champagne aud Clafot All of which war
ranted to be pure and Of the best quality.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BlaokbeTry, Ginger Cherry,
Lemon Syrup and Corlinla.
Ga" Tavern-keepcrs aud Retail dealers supplied at cheap
rates reasonable terms.
MEDICINAL PURPOSEs-TnvalldsA and others desiring
old Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes will find
to their advantage call and examine our stock Of
duerated liquors before purchasing elsewhere
&S' Persons at distance will find their orders prompt
~ attended to- All lquorc sent free Of charge amy dis
lance within twenty miles.
Ia Hotels supplied Ia Casks Dcmijohns, &C.
to- Purchasers viii find 1t to their advantage tn
at the old stand, N H. Corner OF Fourth and shipley S
and examine our extensive stock before making their pur
chases ap2SOm NITSIL A FOX.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

Il TNEAIE ALL DlHEASEc.
Special attention given to an ehronlc dseaseaCoughs,
Group, Consumption, nucnsa Asthma, Bronchitis all dis
eases Of the Nose, Mouth Throat md Lungs; oil Skin Dis
Lumbar Abscesses scroula rheumatism Govt Neuralgia
Paralysis Epilepsy or Commissions Dyspepsia Dysentery
Diarrh@h The very worst Of Piles cured In short
time; also Of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
many to women and children which are
treated I'M diatinguishes An particulars viii be
ti1cates Of his perfect success In curing
CANCERS, OLD SORES, or ULCERS HIP DISEASES,
flsTuLA ofcvery description sCALD HEAD,
VEINS, P0LyPUS ofthe NOSE,
Or my other part q the body,
TuMORa and swELLINdS
OF every descriptions md without the use Of the knife or
any surgcn Instruments These last named diseases cam
not becufrd by correspondence therefore all such patients
must place themselves under the Doctors personal super
vision,
Doctor Baakee has made new discovery OF Tluid,"
That viii produce absorption ofthc "Cataract and restore
permanent vision TO the Eye without resort to the knife
All the Diseases Of the
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the al the knife or
needle Dr. Baakec hns constantly pm hand ut his 0co
very extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TfMPANUMS or EAR DRUMS,
which are suitable for either and all In
hvn minutes Ear Trnmpes Of every descriptions also
every variety 0f artificial articles known in the Wur-n
large assortment Of beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbpw Attachment Artificial Feet with
the Ankle Leg, and Kucr-Ioint Attachment.
THESE articles arc perfectly NATURAL and adapted for Of
world Alknls Of Trnscs for Hernia Rupture Of every
description for either md Trusscs particularly adapted
tor iehhlcs ~ weak condition. also for these with Pro-
Doctor BAakee is the most celebrated and skilh
physicians ani surgeons now living Ills fame il known
personally IN every principal city 9th world.
All letters directed to Dr BaAkrc must contain ton cents,
+" pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Dis
enrus bt treated hy correspondence except those mem
tiotrd which will require his personal supervision.
PS- Office Hours, from "a NJ. to4rM
DOCTOR BAAkEE
Office 7Ol nrond,yn. G,,, Doora ninv, pn,,, IL s,r,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

.s-rT,~wzA BEET BEEF.l-The undersigned
@ks&Sf3 would cali tho attention Of the public 10 the
AsNN fact that he keeps superior article Of Beef
-A-A at his stall, No. s, in the Fourth Street Mar
ket and No In the Second Street Market every day In
the week except Sunday, which he will dispose Of liberal
terms The public il invited call and examine for them
selves. JOHN !. SOLOMON.
may Il-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
GRATING WAX.

"Three parts rosin, three parts beaswax,
and two parts beef tallow. These are all melt
ed together, and the mixture is usually applied
with painters brush or wooden blade Ii
is frequently worked up like shoemakers wax
by being softened with little warm water, and
applied with the hand. Some also dip strips
OF cotton cloth, an inch or an inch and half
wide, into the hot wax, stripping it through
between two pieces Of wood and applying
around the graft
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
THE IMPERIAL
TONIC BITTERS,
A VALUABLE AND RELIABLE

A VALUABLE AND RELIABLE
Remedy for the cure of Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Nervous De-
bility and all diseases arising from
a disordered condition of the Stom-
ach and Bowels.
This purely vegetable and high
~ concentrated remedy has never
been known to fail in permanent
~ curing those complaints, when
administered according to direc-
tions. One bottle, in many cases,
will afford decided relief.
% cents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del,
by Edw. McInall, AZ Market st.;
Il. Bringhurst 4 Co., Sixth and
Market SITS; Jos. l.ennett, 1O4
Market St.; VIM. ,,I,l Kinsey, cor
ner Fifth and Market SITS, and T.
+. Hammersley, Milford, Del.
Manufactured by
MACNICHOL & BRO,
late LoUNBURY & Co., No. so N.
Fifth ST., Philadelphia. Institute
for the treatment of Cancers, Tu-
mors, Ulcers and Wens, without
Surgical Operations. ap23-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
Delaware Military Academy,

IktAAa Ar WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
N This 1nhtntlon Is chartered by the Legislature OF
iii Delaware, and has College powers Tho location
ls healthy aud PLEASANT the present buildings
thought old are comfortable and convenient, and the
grounds for drill and other exercises extensive.
Tho course ofaudeH cxtendssix years. It embraccsthe
English branches Latin, Greek, Mathematics Natural
Science, Civil and Military Engineering the Infantry and
Artillery Drills and the sword exercise.
Modern Languages and Music and other studies arc
optional.
II Is aimed TO make the practical and orough,to
lmpt to the mntreal discipline, and TO call Into active
exercise all Its cnergie.-
Nothing but unavoidable necesA ought topreyent
apupa nttelingto all his school dutca. No pupil can
learn Who'll frequently absent from sohOo He will learn
nothing but had habits. Real sickness alone ought ever to
interfere between tho orders of the teacher and the duties
If tho pupil
The Academic stan consists Of eight Teachers thus af
ordng opportunity for thorough instruction In each de-
partment,
Cadets upon entering the Academy will provide them
selves with the Uniform dress This dress cheap and neat
aud scryccnhlc that will be found less expensive than
clothing generally worn by boys AT school.
The next session commences the fEsT MONDAY 10Th day
Of september.
AS the number of Cadets Ii limited parents wishing
enter their sons In ihn Academy requested To make
early application be present the first day
Of the session.
aD- For forms, &c, apply to THEO. HYATT,
deeply President d. VI. A.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
WILLIAM q. LOWE.

MA MEhCHANT TAILOR,
N No l6l Market Street above Front Wilmington
LIN Delaware, would most respectfully call the attention
~ the public to the large stock of ready-ac Clothing
which he keeps constantly hand and sells at the very
lowest cash prices He makes all kinds of Clothing To o.
excellent cutter he is prepared execute
customer work will neancss and despatch lie keeps on
hand good aasormtnt Of Cloths Cassimcres ahd Vest
ngs, which the public ia invited to call and examine
By strict attention to business he expects as heretofore
10 merit q share Of the public patronage Iny1-3m
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07


The purest, hCalLest and most delicious Din, Rum,
Brandy and Champagne Cocktails prepared with
Brown brakes Catawba Bitters, made from the pure
Juice Of the Catawba Grape.
Don't tile old fashion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stoughten
Bitters amy longer but enquire for Brown DrakeH Ca
tawba, which pledge ourselves pure and healthy.
They only impart the delicious flavor Wine aud
Liquor hut at the time Tonic Of superior quail
ty and merit without cathartlc ingredient and II IL
with nnbounded confidence that recommend them In
casesoi Summer Complaint Bilious Cholic Dyspepsia
and Fever &c In general debility, sluggish circulation Of
the blood loss Of appetite and exhausted vital they
are acknowledged to have no equal.
70 prevent imposition under the a similar name,
every bottle Of the genuine Brown brakes Catawba hit
tiers will bear upon Its liable fac smile of the firm drake
& Coz signature, without which none genuine.
Remember that these Btters prepared from tho pure
Juice Of native grape and therefore they have Especial
claim your notice. and should be the Bar ofeyery we'll
regulated Hotel and upon the sldehoard Of every family
They have already been extensively used by many OF
first rass Hotels and Restaurants and not In single
instance have they failed TO give universal satisfaction and
they have long been needed 10 supercedo the poisonous
compounds sold through the country under the Of
Sto,ghtcn Bters Tom Dick aud llarrys stomach Btteri
and hundred others, all one and the same thing, and
equally injurious to the health
Remember enquire for Brown brakes Catawba Bit
ters For sale by GILPIN, Corner Market and Tenth
streets janl4
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
New Auction Store.

w. PENNY, Auctioneer.
} ESPECTfuLLi Informs his friends and the public
in the city and country, hnt he has rented the
recently corrupted by james W Cuhert, No hOJ Market
street nbo'" Fifth i"r the purpose ofconductiug the
Auction and Commission Business,
Having had some experience an AUCTION FER he il
confident Of giving entire satisfaction 10 the community
Personal attention given sales Of Household Furniture
and Nenlnrs attended to in the country,
TO Prompt returns mndca- soon SALES closed up
W. PENNY, Auetunoer,
Wilmington. Han ~ 1SfO