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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
PIANO EORTES!
LIGHTE 8 BRApBURRY,S PIANOS.

WE CALL the attention OF the citizens Of Rich -.
w mond, and Virginia, TO our Piano Portes which
placed with Mr.. Carus that their qualities
every respect be tested BY the side OF theII "
famed Clicke rng's.
We warrant ali Pianos show high and
any factory the country All Of which
be seen at Mr. Carusl5 Broad Street Sd door from 9th
deiI LGHTE BRADBURY.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81 100000.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited With the
~ Comptroller the State New York. and out Of the hand
Of the Company 70 secure policy holders
DTVIDKyDs ANNUALLY MOST Liberal PRINCIPLE
FORTY per OF the premium Life Policies will be loaned the
Insured when the premium exceeds 40.
Policies payable the insured arriving
ain age 70 the family OF the insured at death should that event
happen previously to arriving at that age.
Endow POLICIES for children granted on the most favor
able terms .
Policies issued greatly reduced raes Of premu when the
Insured prefers not TO participate In the dividends.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation
shall pleased have call al and secure policy
this old and reliable Company which before you endor
cd By your own cltsenf-
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
once 100, Main street.
Few doors above Post once.
cHkH. L WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In W
MEDICAL EXAAZYERS:
Jls II. CoxwAr, NJ. D.
10. r. 0oLxnAH, N. D.
mh8i
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INUORSION TO OLD POINT, 50
SUMMER SCHEDULE

NEW YORK AND VIRGlAlA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TNyHE ROANOKE Capt Couch having resumed her lin
uips again. The three steamships comprising iAis
me vii run ~ follows. VIZ;
IN. YORKTOWN Capt Parrish. leaving Richmond for NeE
Yors svery Tuesday Afternoon at4 o'ci9ck
xie JAMESTOWN Capt skinner, every Friday afternoon at
ne ROANOKE every M.nday morning The hour named
eatsr lays paper
Exeuros issued BY these saners for he round trip for
ais meals and atroom nc,udedin tbs charge
PssslEs 70 only go, and charge for meals and
sfate-oon Accommodation
These at Norfolk going and returning 10 land and
receive passenger. -. . ,..-,,,.
LUDLAh NANriN
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SASH, BLINDs md DOORs.


yHE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where may be be hae
the above articles IN perfection, At the shortest notice
Being confident Of giving entire satsiaco he son
s heretofore public patronage Having recently saao
cabinet Turning his business public can nov
have without disappointment ore9y Give me call
.e9i-u MILES AMBLfR, Mayo street.
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nr.rntrrr. pinrrhna. Rela1, Worms.

From Dr. u G.. Green, Of chicago.
Your Pills have had a long trial In my practice, and
hold them I'm esteem OF the best apcrcuts have
ever found Their Alternative eject upon the liver makes
them am excellent remedy, when given In small doses for
Billions .lgsrufr-B anil diGrrhWI Their sugar-coating
make them vcr acceptable and convenient for the use
of women and children.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

ilOKK UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
- WIRE RAlLINasscuIed by Letters PATENT Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Baconys
tsEes &c Sheep and or Hurdle Patent WIRE sackng Bead
.tead with variety OF Folding Iron Beadsteads and
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito. Sheep Poultry
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
Hety, for Gardens, &c.
NJ. WALKER 4 SONS, Manufacturer
No SIS Market N. r corner Sixth rtreet Philsdelp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

BLOWS FOR RALLOWING-=6
III CULrIVATORS AND HARROWs FOX CSSf~1
PUTTING IN wTIEAT.-Beneving that lhAVe Xo1fN~
In my NEW PLOW the best Plow In use, -
,e his offer 10 the Farmers aud Planters will furnish then
n these better than those they nov
ave- they can them after trying em ee OF ehAfse
EE-Tresh supply Of Turnp Seed Just received
'f' - p II. sTARKE, No. 90 Main s.,
iva doors above stChAres Hotel
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CELP.sEALING JARs.-The season for preserving fruit
- hand The question IT, how u best be donef We
by ung celebrated wILLOUGHBY sELPsEALING CAM
rurted IN te simplest possible, and
thin Al sTEBBlNs PULLENT.
nssi 10 broad street.
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NOTICE.
40 TIE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA AND

TNO pr II II FAHWEHS OF VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAR0lINAWe would call attention Of Farmers
Of Virginia and North Carolina the
featuring the justly celebrated eer Tresher Bag.
GER for grain and would sdse those In superior
chine, TO send forward thrlr orders
First premiums Tresher at the "Cenra Az
cuura Fair held here October last also the State Fair
held 10 Petersburg It's advantages all other reshers
invented consists 10 It's being portable threhng cleaner
and supercedng the necessity Of running through the Fan MIL
One half the force usually employed all other machines will be
found sufficient prepare given time equal quantity
grain for market
We take pleasure In referring 10 few Of the LARGEST wheat grew
who using these machines for their superior merits
hess Robert H. Sins Of Turkey Island; VIM b. Harrison Up
Brandon; William Gee, Prince George Walker HaxAl
Henrico Jas NJ Taylor. Richmond; Preston Mont
gomery; Adoph Dill lienco Thos J. Green, wanenton O.
rhos Carter Henco together with many others Of the
largest and best farmers In Virginia.
No pains expense viii be spared the selection OF materials
10 the workmanship produce such machines
qualled BY any now In use.
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H,naneh.. sirk Headaehs, Foul stOmaeh.

DEAR BRO. AVER; I cannot answer you chat com
plants have cured with your PQs better than TO say
an that rc srcr treat lrif purgrSr medicine place
great dependence ctecual cathartic IN my uaiiy
contest with disease, and believing as do that your rus
Afford us the best have OF course value them highly
Ptr-rsBURG, Pa, May l, ls55-
DR. J. c. AVER. Sir; have been repeatedly cured OF
The headache any body can have by dose or Two
OF vopr pills II seems 10 arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse az once. - .,
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IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OK NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINES.
THIS WELL-KN0WN ROUTE,
RICHMOND AND STANTON
TO THE
VIRGINIA SIP RINGS
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Night Travel In stnges; which,
added 10 toe grs ater Safety Of the
Rail as well as the Stage part
OF this Line, cODlmr nds 10
10 all p!ensure-seehers az wei ns tnValtds.
THIRTY MILES OF STAG Nc OVER FINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE SULPHUR kPRINGs!
AGAINST
sIXIY.FoUR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIME
DAssENGERs Richmond at go NJ dioe at staunton
and terminus the Railroad by 5 reach Cal
aghan Ceebraed by leaving after breakfast,
arrive Sulphur Sweet sprngy - NJ second
day. being Ave hours in advance Of other line
Should party requesting H. they will have the privilege
In time arrive at the Springs 10 ak
These going RoekbdRe Alum bath Alum Warm SPRING.,
Stages Mbooagh Depot where they arrive at $50 r.
and those Springs respectively TO supper the same div
Those ging to TIE Hot Healing splinss stay all night at e
SPRINGS and leave there neat morning as arrive att
Healing breakfast Passenger. for strlhnss Springs
take the stage saunton Those for Rockbdge Bath Goshen,
arriving al each place respectively TO supper
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DIR. j. 8. ROSE.

FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND Va
Ellis Slave both publicly and privately Persons entrusne
y their Slaves TO him, may obtaining high
market prices. "a
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From Dr. f. ~ Cartwright, Nec Orleans.
Your Pins are the prince OF purgcs Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartc possess They are
mild but very certain and eectal In their action on the
treatment OF disease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
D,,.,rpsia. In,purIty OF the Blood.

From Rer j. D. Hines Pastor Of 4irsaf Church, Boston.
DE-. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success I'M my family and among those am called 10 visit
I'M Distress To regulate the organs OF digestion ami
purity the blood, they the very best remedy have
eyer known and l can confidently recommend them 10
my friends. Yours D. N'jhlMES'
WARSAW, Wyoming Co. y. Y, Oct -, 1855.
DEAR SIR: am using your Cthgrtic Pills IN my prac-
tir am aud them an excellent pUrgaye 10 cleanse the
system and purify he fountains e. - @ood
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DICKINSON, Hill 4 CO.,

AOOI lOIN tEILo
their old stand, II Wall Franklin streets so
"A continue TO sell NEGR0ES, both publicly privately
Persons enrusng their Negroes ettn,
the highest market price for them. lee
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

SIR: have used your Pills in my general aud hospital
prc ever since made them, aud do not hesitate 10
~ tiry arr the bs-t cathartc employ. Their regu-
latin action the liver is quick aud decided, conse-
Ducntly they nrc admirable remedy for arrangements
OF TINT or.-ln Indeed, have seldom found ease OF
bilious disease 50 obstinate that did not readily yield to
phvsicilu 0fthc Marine Hospital
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
LIVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
II must that remedies handed general
should have their efficacy established by well experience IN
he hands OF regularyedueat Physician DR. Rose
abored long and diligently In extensive practice medicine
and bis remedies ( well known 70 the people Rehond
performed the remarkable and eseshere
DIR J. y. ROSES EXPECTORANT OR COUGH
SYRUP.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

,rha, ia homei in the thoughts u awakening spring,
when the green buds burst, and the glad birds sing,
,nI tte garden breatlcth itA honeyud scents,
And nuts forth ts sweetest establishments.
and each iiowor looks up with clear, bright eye
In,o the facc Of the glowing sky
And the bula and the birds, and the bright flowers come
To ,he wanderers dreams; but they are not home.
ror there iackeih the music of merry tongues,
THAT rang through the garden like fairy songs;
And there lnckch the pattcr Of happy feet,
MA, allied the liannts Of each loved retreat
And there lacLcth the glitter Of laughing eyes,
And the Joy Of the young hearts gayetieS
THAT eayeto the scene its living soul,
The inward spirit that named the wlgle
penoye That charm, and In vain yon come
From distant regions to seek fur home;
Thouch II bcareth the old familiar name
And II. sccnes of beaui, remain tue same, sI
witI tlo,p Of the wereniunbercd spot
That memory cherished, that place Is not
what our fancy Swallowed in years gone by,
,ybr,, We spoke of the home Of our Infancy
snel, i. tic change, in lapse Of years,
THAT over every home appearsi
And IL is we'll the heart should know
Tiot all such pleasures come and go
Lest clothing any human tie
with thoughts Of Immortality,
We aiyc to earthly things u love
riat tl,e s,ul owes To realms above
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
FLOR the Delaware Inquirer.
HISTORICAL ENIGMA.

am composed of 4G letters.
Ny s, 2, 80, "A, was French negotiator and
officer
My 80, 10, 81, c, 81, l2, was French poet
mathematician, and divine.
Ny 10, 40, 81, 10, ., 2s, II, IS, was a celebrat-
I'd Italian yiolinist.
My ,, SO, AZ, IA, 80, 10, was German his
toran.
My 4, II, 90, A, was German lawyer
My 8, 30, 20, 20, 10, was French artist,
My 40, "a, Al, 80, 50, was the Oldest of the
Gods, and invoked as one of the internal
deities
Ny 80, 30, II, 80, "a was an eminent French
printer.
My H. is, ~, 90 g. 4, 40, was a Flemish pain
ter.
N.Y., 10, %, /, 30, 10, was celebrated French
sailor.
Ny 81, g. "a, 25, 40, l6 was an Arabian author
Ny whole is great event that occurred in 4lO
An answer desired from "-lmerirap
MARION.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14


A REAL MERMAID-Mr Hall, ex-mayor OF
Elmira, N. V, is in Japan. Writing from there,
he saws he has seen veritable mermaid, at
least it is so ingeniously put together that no
eye can see the joint. He gives description o.
the invention, in which il does notappear dan
gcrously seductive by reason of its beauty;
"This ANIMAL it is said, consists of head,
in shane size, formation of the eyes and nose,
number from, and position oil the teeth, like
monkeys; Of long, slender neck of chest
having a sternum and several distinct parts OF
ribs. It has long, apelikc arms, terminating
in five fingers, of which the middle one Is the
longest and largest On the head and body
above the fishy portion, are hear and there spots
of fur remaining, like the fur OF monkey in
length and texture, ola brown color. The closest
scrutiny that can be given fails to reveal any
traces Of the union of the animals and iishy
parts. Psychologists says that such union IS
impossible and of the medical and other en-
merits who have examined this monster, some,
bnhled to discover, by eyesight any deception,
simply rest on this dictum, and others admit
that nothing but dissection can really settle
whether this be n most ingenious fraud or a
lisns naflHw, For my own part, must confess
that can see no trick, though il may be one
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14


PRESENT TO THE Prince OF WALEs-So many
people continue to pour in presents for the
Prince of Wales, that Sir Denis lie Marchant has,
at length, been compelled to write a.trong letter
to one of ire woud-be donors. A garbled copy
of the epistle has appeared in the columns OF
our contemporaries. Is is reserved for Fu''ch
10 give n true COPY
"WhitchaH, October 5h, ls47.
"SiR in the absence ofSecretary Sir George
Grey, have to acknowledge the receipt OF a
small box, containing gold bijou, sent by you
to the queen, as a present for his royal highness
the Prince of Wales but, in consequence ofthe
very great number of presents which have been
offered, not to offend individuals, such presents
are declined generally.
But SIR you will allow me to add that THINK
ing it IL great pity that the source OF generosii-
ty should be stopped by the formality OF ell
Guettc would advise you-the Prince OF wales
being amply provided for with all things-to
inquire about your own neighborhood whether
there are not very many little boys who would,
to their great benefit, gladly receive the amount
Of any resent you would otherwise send to
~ misol Castle. Why, sir, should you make
present of the contents ola salt-box to the sea,
when, no doubt there are so many who nave
not morsel of the article wherewith to ilaVof
their potatoes2
81 am, Sir, your obedient servant,
sDENIs LIZ MARcHANT."
Pinch
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000,

~ 1896 Prizes amounting to Sisp5SD
Whole Tickets slO-Halyes S5--Qunrters $3.50.
Certificates Of Packages in the above Schemes to be
each Wednesday, will be sold at the following rates.
which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages OF 90 Whole Tickets, $40 so
&c Half "A IS
20 Quarters g 81 81
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the amount
Of money address, for what you wish to purchase;
name the lottery in which you wish it invested, and
whether YOU wish MhOles Halves Quarters, receipt
which send what Is ordered by first mail together
with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing Printed Drawing,
tilted to by tho Commissioners will be sent with
PLANTATION.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give the name of their Post Office, County and State
All communications strictly confidential
All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid immediately after
the drawing przes Mt tne usual time Of 40 days
QUIZ SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY, CLASS g.
CAPITAL PRIZE SIOO,OOOf
DRAWS On SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1850.
Whole Tickets s2D-Halyes Sl0Quarters s..
&C. Orders for Tickets or Certificates In the oboye
Schemes to be directed to
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Del.
or WOOD, EDDY CO., Augusta, Georgia
WOOD, EDDY CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
go Circulars containing schemes for tho month Will be
sent, freq Of expense BY addressing Al above.
H8- The Drawings 0f the Delaware State Lotteries
published In the New York Herald New York Times and
Nuv Xarrar gfaafs Ztft
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
M E "a m STOR IN.

fIE subscribers having largely increased their stock Of
Meat are prepared to sell to their customers aud
the public generally the following varieties At low prices
as they can be purchased in Philadelphia Baltimore.
HAMS Sugar cured and plain Of the best brands. No
SIDES SHOULDERS, DRIED BEEE LARD, BEEF
TONGUES de-. together with every variety Of salt and
Fresh Pork Dried Beef Tongues which will be packed aud
forwarded TO any Of the adjacent towns to order
Country storekeepers will find TO their advantage To
give s a ra before going to the large cities, de-
termnod sell on heertems than the kind Of goods
can BIS purchased either IN Philadelphia Baltimore.
Address your orders to No. 81 and 81 Tatnal street VIII
mngton, Del. WALTON McMANuS.
dpclQ-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

Thc drnWn numNrfs OF Tic nNONH L0ftflf7 are uIstN
in the Baltimore daily papers, and New York Herald
Orders for tickets and share, Of certificates Of pacha-
res In the above splendid lotteries Will receive the most
PROMPT attention, official account Of each drawing
ent Immediately after II Il over 10 all wooier from the
snhscrher The drawings Hurerntended by three Cone
missioner. appointed 10y the Governor. ....
Address. c. G. WEIDlN.
Successor to Z. Glnscr, Wilmington. Del,
p s pefsnns ordering Tickets IRON distance will please
hear IN mind tho fact that checks TO my order any sol
vent Rank In tile unu and marked 'gOod" by tile Cnrl-
ier and ii lhe containing them be registered ut the
Post once will Ice responsible r the loss Of the same
thus giving inducements cAered BY no other firm in the
city am, q O. W
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

II is in contemplation to apply to India the
principle of subdivision which has been made
In the diocese of Australia. There are at pres
ent four bishoprics-namely, Calcutta, Bombay,
Madras, and Columbo these four sees are to
be split up into ten new bshoprics
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
0bsequies of the Rev. John N
Neumann.

An Imposing Ceremony---Lying in
state at sc. Johns Church---The
Procession from the Cathedral--Fu-
neral Sermon by Archbishop Ken
rick---Immense Concourse of Peo-
pie.
The obsequies of the late Right Reverend
John N. Neumann d. d., q, IS. r., fourth
Catholic Bishop of the diocese of Philadel-
phia, took place on Monday last, pursuant to
published arrangements. Altogether, it was
one of the most imposing ceremonies ever
witnessed in Philadelphia Since the Bishops
deceasc, the body has been lying in state in
the private chapel of the Cathedral. On Sun
day. the body was arrayed in the robes per-
tanning to his order, and prescribed by the ru-
brio of the Roman Catholic Church, rs fol-
lows: The color purple; sandals, cassock, ro-
Ghetto, amice, alb, cincture, silk trnic, stole,
maniple, cliasuble, pectoral cross, gloves, and
ring, with the mitre, and at his side n richly
gilt crozer. On Sunday the remains of the
Bishop were laid out in state, Mt the Espicopal
residence attachedto the Cathedral in Summer
street. below Eighteenth, and were visited by
thousands of persons, principally females.
During the greater portion of the afternoon
the street was crowded with persons DESTROYS
of obtaining adlnittance. The Cathedral was
opened on Eighteenth street. and an immense
concoursc of persons passed in andout. During
the day, the hell of st. Johns Church. Thir-
tenth street, below Market, tolled n funeral
knell, and large number of people congre-
gated in the neighborhood, under the impress
sion that the body of the Bishop was IN the
church. No vesper services were held at st.
Johns Church nor at the Chapel, Juniper and
Filbert streets. During Sunday night, the
Conference of st. Vincent de Paul, acted as
Guard of Honor to the body, and remained at
the Cathedral until six o'clock on Monday
morning. The announcement that there would
he procession from the Cathedral, and that
the body would be exposed to view as il pass
ed along, attracted together, in Logan Square,
an immense throng of people of all ages,
sexes, classes and conditions. The Streets adj
joining the Cathedral were packed with human
beings, who patiently waited from an
early hour in the morning. until nine O'Clock,
anxious to obtain view of the deceased pre-
late.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

prdcrs for tickets shares and certificates Of packages
tile above splendid lotteries will receive the most prompt
attention. and official Of each drawing i'm
mediaeiy after II IL all to all who order from the sub
scriber The drawings supcrnened by three Commission
ers appointed by the Governor. Address
H. X. SOLOMON,
nri
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
SEASONED LUNfBEEE.
Flour, Feed, Grain and Seed.

Nv G. CHANDLER q SON,
/ CENTRAL FLOUR, FEED GRAIN AND SEED
DEPOT No. 100 Market street, Il doors anye 18th. west
silel Wilmington, Delaware, wero may 10 found
sinntly good assessment Of Agricultural Seeds such
Red Clover, Timothy Orchard. Grass Herd Grass Mixed
Lawn Grass Broom Corn, Annual Rye Grass, White Dutch
Clover, Primitive Green Grass Met, Bnckwheat, Osgo
Orange, Italian Rye Grass Perennial and RaxAeed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hemp, AIlllet, Rape, yellow,
Nav, Lettuce. and unhued Rice.
rio BER SEEDS.--Annua, Biennial aud Perennial
large assortment comprising such kinds only have
proved suited TO this climate.
M Hops, Kentucky Blue Grass, Parna, Corn Star H.
Pearl, Barley, Flour &C. 4. @. CHANDLER 4 Son.
O. 10
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

CORNER SEVENTH AND SIMPLIFY STREETS,
u WILMINGTON, DELA WARE.
Carriages Of all the latest aud approved styles made
order supply Of first class vehicles always hand and
made at the establishment in the bost manner and ont of
the best materials.
Repairing Old work attended to in all its various branches
Strangers visiting the city purchase Carriages, will do
well call and examine the stock keep hand before
purchasing elsewhere
All work warranted DO done In awokmanllke
ny Orders from distance filled liberal terms ~ II
the purchaser were present, -
Address FIRST & ALLM0N,
derIT-Jv Wilmington. Del.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

FOR SALE.--A large three stored Brick House situate
in Eighth between Washington and West streets. This Is
alnige, convenient house. with gas in every room front
and back parors 1t contains ten rooms and bath room
hot and cold water Range In the kitchen aud every mod
ern Improvement This Of the best built Houses in
tho city Price moderate and terms accommodating, Ap
ply to JAMES MONTGOMERY,
nugG-tf No. % shpley Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

FOR sALE-A three storici Brick llonsc situate in
Second street between Monroe and Jackson This new
House. containing six with cellar and everything
IN complete order This House will he sold bargain II np
piled for Price ssj1one haf0f which may remain
upon the property Apply Immediately to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
.ntf No a sg ,lat
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

b, Orders for tickets shares and certificates Of pack
ages in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention and Official account of each drawing
sent Immediately after it is TO all who order from the
subscriber. Tho drawings snpcrniended by three Com
missoners appointed by the Governor. Address
ELI SHARPE, Agent
declT-1y Wilmington, Delaware.