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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
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HILLINe CORN. AND POTATOES


Until within few years Farmers of the North
have hilled their corn and potatoes, and believ-
ed It necessary; more recently they have found
that roots may be induced from the epidermis
of the corn stalk and the earth hilled about II,
but that this earth and the roots 1t contains,
cannot contribute in sustaining the corn stalk,
while 1t merely deducts from the growth ofthe
tape-root and other deep permeating roots
which can do best service to the sub-soil in
thebringing ofinorganic mattert to give strength
and health to the plant. That with fiat culti-
walton corn-stalks will stand higher gales than
when hilled up. With the potato different
rationale but tending to the same result, has
proved true. The original tuber throws up
stems, and instead of the potato being tuber-
Gus rooted plant las most of our books in err
ror call it, it is tuberous stem plant, for no
potato ever grew upon potato root, they all
grow upon stem; and therefore the original
seed when ii furnishes the first set OF tubers,
does all that nature intended. If we earth up
the stem, we cause a new exortic growth from
the stem of new tubers, and these take part of
the pabulum, namely, the starch contained in
the original tuber, all of which should be given
to the forming of the first tubers. For this
reason, we find potatoes when hilled giving un-
ripe results in part, and potatoes of all sizes
whereas when cultivated fatty so as to form
no new tubers, the crop is alike or nearly so in
size, all those originally set perfect, and both
in pounds and measure the crop is greater and
less liable to disease. Now all the truths that
are to be found in this practice in the growing
of corn, is applicable in degree, as we appre-
bend, to the growth of cotton. We can see
no reason why cotton should be grown on
raised beds, unless it be to furnish a larger
amount of surface for the same influence. And
if this be the true nationals, we should recon-
mend such treatment of the soil as would
change the color rather than the adoption of
these raised beds Working Farmer.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14


.Iss3 WHOLESALE MtNE& i1Qr0G DEALERS.
Na4As N H. Corner Of 9TH mud ahplry >reut. Whining
Ton, Del The subscribers bang engaged in the Wine
Liquor business exclusively, takea this method Informing
their friends and the public generally that they
the largest and best variety Of WINES BRASDIEs aud
GIN besides every species domestic liquors In tho State
which can be purchased at Now York and Philadelphia
prices comprising
Cognac Brandy, Jamaica splrts
Pale Champagne, Scotch Wiiskey,
Palc do. Irish 10
Extra do. Holland Gin
Old Monongahela Whiskey, Alleghana whiskey bourbon
Whlskey The very beet double reciled Whlskny Ia the
country, that cannot be bought cheaper elsewhere.
WlNEs-Aiaderia, Hort, TuneSa, sherry Lisbon, Sweet
Malaga, Champagne and Clarct All Of which are war
fanted to he pure and Of the best quality
MISUNDERSTANDING, Blackberry, Gingcr, Cherry
Lemon Syrup and Cordlas
Ca 1avernkeepers and Retail dealers supplied at cheap
rates on reasonable terms
MEDICINAL pURp0sEs-Invalli- and others desiring
old Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes will ind
TO their advantage to call and enne our stock Of una
duterated liquors before purchasing elsewhere.
Ia Persons at distance will hnd their orcrs promp
" attended TO- All liquore free Of charge 10 any dis
tance within twenty miles
k6- liotels supplied In Casks, nemlohns &C.
e. Purchasers will find 10 their mlyantanee to ca
at the old stand, NJ f. Corner of Fourth and shpley Sta
aud examine our extensive stock before making their pur
chases an23Om MIT9lL FOX.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
THE IMPERIAL
TONIC BITTERS,

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-
tons One bottle, in many cases,
will afford decided relief.
80 cents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del,
by Edw. Mclnall, ~ Market St.;
=. Bringhurst Il Co., Sixth and
Market SITS; Jos. ;cnnett, 1O4
Market St; VIM. ~ Kinsey, cor
ner Fifth and Market SITS, and I.
+. llammersley, 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. an23-1v
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
Wine Press-Extra.
There grows no vine
by the haunted Rhine,
by Danube or Gaudelqulyer,
No island or cape
That grows such a grape,

AS grows BY The beautiful river.
The purest, healthiest and most delicious DIN, Rum
Brandy and Champagne Cocktails, prepared with
Brown D1kes Caiawba Btters, made from the pure
Juice Of the Catawba Grape.
Don't use the old fashion andoftmes curious Soughter
Bltters any longcr but enquire for Brown brakes Ca
tawba, which pledge ourselves pure and healthy
They not only mpnr the most delicious flavor Wineand
Liquor but at the time Tonic Of superior quail
~ and rare merit without catharc ingredient, and II Is
with unbounded confidence that We recommend them IN
casesof Summer Complaint Bilious Cholc Dyspepsia CUE
and Fever &c. In general debility sluggish circulation
the blood loss Appetite and exhausted Vital energy they
acknowledged to have no equal.
To prevent imposition under the similar name
every bottle of the genuine Brown brakes Catawba Bit
tiers Will bear upon is liable ac smile of the firm drake
Coz signature, without which none arc genuine.
Remember that these Btters prepared from the pure
Juice of native grape and therefore they have special
claim TO your notice. and should be the Bar ofeyery well
regulated Hotel and upon the sideboad of every family
They have already been extensively used by many Of
first class Hotels and Restaurants and not Ia single
instance have they failed to give universal satisfaction and
they have long been needed to supercede the poisonous
compounds sold through tho country under the Of
stoughtcn Bitters Tom Dick and Hays stomach Btters
and hundred others, all one and the same thing and
equally Injurious to the health,
Remember to enquire for Brown brakes CatawbA Bit
ers For sale by v c. GILPIN Corner Market and Tenth
streets. janl4
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
WILLIAM q. LnlyE-

Nh ~, ,,,,, MERCHANT TAILOR,
M No. lbl Market Street above Front, Wmineton.
Delaware wouldmost respectfully call tho attention
III PUBIC 70 the large stock Of reaIy-nade Cothing
wnc ne Keeps constantly hand and sells At the VERY
lowest cash prices. He makes all Kinds OF Clothing 10 o
an excellent cutter ho prepared 10 execute
customer work viii ncatness and despatch He Keen, an
manu- good assortment of Cloths Casslmeres and Vc,
lngs, wnich NE public T. invited to call and examine
~ N.c attention to business he expects as heretofore
" uleiit HntIc OF mo puzzle patronage, invg-lu
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
DeInware Military A Cademy.

$50, AT WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
k This Instltutlon Is chartered by the Legislature Of
M N, Delaware and has College powers Tho location
k..l 10 healthy and pleasant; the present buildings
thought old comfortable and convenient, and the
grounds for drlp and other exercises extensive.
Tho Of studies oxtendsalx years II embracestho
English branches, Latin, Greek, Mathematics Natural
Science Civil and Military Engineering tho Infantry and
Artillery Drills and the sword exercise.
Modern Languages and Music and other sudssare
optional.
II amedt make the practical thoroughto
mpar to the mind real discipline, and TO call into active
exercise oil Its energies
Nothing but unavoidable necess ought toprcyent
pupils attcndlngto all hla school duties No pupil can
learn who is frequently absent nom school, He will learn
nothing but bad habits Real sickness alone ought to
Interfere between the orders Of the teacher and the duties
Of the pupil
The Academic staff consists Of eight teachers, thus NJ
orng opportunity for thorough instruction n each de-
partment.
Cadets upon entering the Academy will provide them
selves With the Uniform dress This dress cheap and neat
and no seryiccablo that Will bc found less expensive than
clothing generally worn by boys at school,
The next session commences the fRsr AoSDAY 10Th day
Of September.
As the number of Cadets Is limited parents wishing
enter their sons IN the Academy requested 10 mako
enry application Cnetsshou DO present the first day
Of the session.
9S- For terms, &c, epplyto TIIEo HYATT,
doc3-ly President n. N, A.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

This disease among horses, RACES to a con-
siderable extent in Kent county, Nd The Com
missioners of Chestertowu have passed an or
dinaace imposing fine of FIVE dollars ilpon
any person 6r persons bringing u morse within
the limits of the town afflicted with the disease.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
. BRiNGmURsT0s EssENCE 0T IA. ~,
New Auction Store,

w. PENNY, Auctioneer.
- EspEcTFULLY informs his tricnl- aud tho public
III ~ N" c'ty and country That he has rented the store
recently occuppd Ivy jain.- ". Cathrr M HOg AInrct
street, above fihh, for tho purpose Of conducting the
Auction and Commission Business.
Having had some experience as nm AUCTIoNEER be il
confident Of giving entire satisfaction to the community
Personal attention given sales of Household Furnre
and Nendue3 attended to in tho country
IA Prompt returns made rs soon al a. arc closed nm
W. PENNY, Auclionccr.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
booT . sIIoE wAREMoUsE.

WU HVOH . HfiOh W NtEIIOISE,
w JOSEPH PrLLMER
Takes this method OF informing hls friends
and the people Of Wilmington that hc has iii.
ted up IN complete mechanical style, tho Store
No. - blanket street ARCADE Row, Wilmington, Del.
acture Of BOOTS SHOES Of ali kinds and varieties In
inc nearest ana most fashionable styles and at satisfactory
prices Ills stock will consist In part tentlcmens nc
Lhl and Patent Leather Boots and Shoes latest STYLES
Ladies' and Misses Caters and other Shoes In great w.
Hety. And IN tact everything in the Shoe business.
Customer Work will be particularly attended IN and IN
all cases will satisfaction be warranted $50 "
As- LASTS fitted UP by one ofthc best makers in tie
he long practical experience Of the Understand and Ills
thorough knowledge Of the business in ali Of Ia branches
VIII ne trusts be sufficient guarantee to tho public that
he VIII do them Justice and furnish them an article ihe
ity. InsFpIJ Ei1 iii % @,pm
REPAIRING ofall kinds neatly done At reasonable rates
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
SEASdsNEHb LliIgTsTS VI


81 WM.II.CHADNvf TEX HAVING
fyTrr-<F ~ Just arrived from Europe after MOI
At.l~afd careful aud dlgent search hss sreccadci
gJSTN~tTS IN collecting some oil the most yoLusiIe
osS.}sasL HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES or
the present age, which now III. for nsnec
9 ~ Iir hl9!e adjoining the Fountain Hotel H.
solicited ''s cal Is respectfully
Mh, cnApWlCk also wishes to inform BIZ. rIepda aud
a'9 ttn ne mas o hand choice selprtion II Wimss
ana SrrituonH Liquors, Ale Porter sccar, ~ vines
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
EEATEEER ST'deRN

NO. q MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON. DEL-rbe
subscriber would respectfully inform tho uulic I'M he
Keeps al kinds Of shoomakera and saders LEATHER,
neL Lace Morocco and Lining Tanners Oils &C. Gc
market prices w ''o LOWEST
Inc undersigned would at all times be pleased to show
ns s,oek opertons drsrouso purchasing inytesse
W va ~ una eNamlhe IT, ROBERT II. JONES
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

sE9s5S WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
yn,kaACornef OF Second and Orange Streets Wilmington
Del The subscriber keeps constantly haudnn excellent
variety oil Wine and Liquors such Cognac Brandy Pale
Champagne, irish Whisky, Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gin
Madera Port Sherry and all other Wines Oh reasonable
terms.
Agent for Gans Porter and Ale oil tho first quality nll
Of which will DO served Families or ayefns nj Abort
notice, and on reasonable terms
10.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL

ToRMERLY THE MADISON HOUSED
Nos. 81 6 80 NORTH Second Street, 6eio,c arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
- w. q. FOUNTAIN 4 BROTHER,
PRoPnlEroRsThls Hotel 10 now opon fol tho re-
esaal cepton Of visitors 1t has been reted aud TO-
I'LL furnished throughout for the better accommoda-
ton OF guests and boarers Its location is in the very
centre Of the business part OF the city Boards 70 perda
The subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage ex-
tended TO him during the three years he kept the wash
ingon Hotel in Dover would invite oil his old friends and
the citizens Of Delaware generally TO stop with him when
they visit the city either business or pleasure
Every facility and accommodation will be Afforded which
usually appertains to q INST class Hotel
WILLIAM c. FOUNTAIN,
mrs-tf late OF Dover, Del,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
PHILLIP PLVNN E,TT.

.z MANUFACTUREIt OF Al
M7SEXWN COH1L, burning Fluid. Pine oil and
WlIENlL ii Camphene, No. loo West Front Street
WG6Hlll III Wilmington, Delaware, announces 10 his
friends and tha public generally, that liz
- 111ss'till keeps Wholesale and Retail large
assortment Of above mentioned articles on hand
which be will sell On accommodating terms and al surh
prices az willcompete fairly any other establishment
In the State or elsewhere.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
NEHLLTNERY STO1eVl

40. SECOND ST., Wilmington. Del Ths rra..
sSJ slSnel Inform. the ladies Of Wilmington and her
S. nlehis generally that she has removed ron Soc
~ street near Oanga,tO M. Fast second strest
neweGh Niarhel aud King whore she will Keen on hand
soo, a,1ortn Of Spring Bonpets Dress Gaps Head
sss' hlbopns' Flowers, Trimmings &c. which sLn IL
selling on REASONABLE terms All work in lar l w."
~ attended to anl warranted TO give satisiriion
W. MARY TAYLOR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
blinds and Window Shades

ENl u. sPHINGER, NO. 233 MARKET
Il sItEET, Wilmington Del, Manufacturer of Venitan
lntor ann Chamber Blinds aud Window Shades Of every
ttylr pattern and color Damas aud lace Curtains Corn
SEES Bands Trimmings, Sc. 49,
uold and decorated wall paper, which will sell and
lang on the most reasonable terms -'
reasonable terms. - ' "'"s'
EO y. H. Old Bllnda painted mud trmel so as 10 look
" wen as new ones. Don't forget No. 3 below Thirl
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
GROCERIES. sROCE6SIES,

WIZARD THORNTON, corner of sevcnI,nnI
Madison Streets, Wilmington Del, offers to his friends
aud tng public generally complete assortment Of Grace
FIT, vines and Liquors lower than tho lowest a he Ia
determined to Keep tho very best Sugars Coicas snirc
nUsiee vinegar Teas and everything appcrtaning 10
complete grocery store lie will also keen nurr M ,s
nulternted Brandes Wines whiHkies Gins ainaea snir
lts' v9fdalE All Of which he will deliver inside of ln
sonabe distance without extra charge ~ a os ~"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
CONFECTTONARY. ZOE

81 CREAAI AND OYSTER SALOONl-The unlcr'
xSSSsa signed having fitted up that commodio- Store
X5;ytNo, 501 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware,
No for first class Confectionery and Resiau-
rant announces to the public that he is prepared TO
receive their patronage file intends that his Restaurant
shall be conducted in the best Ho constantly
keeps the verybest Oysters which he will mp In eve
~ fashion, Families will he served with Oysters. Ice
Cream Cakes Candies and Prut at the shortest notice and
In tue very best style
His parlors arc largeand commodious his walters core
and attentive. By strict attention to business he
hopes to merit share Of public patronage.
ap23-iy GEORGE II, RODIFSON.-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
CALEB STROUD A. SON,

WOULD most respectfully call the attention Of farmers
'. aud the public generally to their GROliNn and r. Al
uiNED PLASTER, and superior BONE DUST These icr.
lllles are unequaed BY any IN the market They are
WAYS the same ~ quality and Invariably to he relied upon
sIROtDs NEW FERTILIZER, Possesses ali the r..
quhlios OF complete Its superior virtues vle
once Known Will be too apparent escape obseryntion
II particularly adapted to Corn, Oats potaoes and Vege
rs mat one recommendation Of fertilizer to BE- Of
some value as 1t il intention to sell none but
articles Weare always prepared to receive and nil or
des Tor these superior articles At the shortest notice. and
on tho most reasonable terms, nnos ~ u
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
6NgHsNIII'EissE.

q HAN N Z Aa EIs
CIV JOHN RUSSELL. NO. ny
" shirlut street between and 9TH, would
l|osH respectfully iniprm the public that he has
~ iof sale at his Ware Rooms IL very laree
Sssssssassn assortment Of roady.r,adc FurAifr and
ITS9E would Invite the attention ri persons cont
ASSV lnencing housekeeping, rehlrnishinc, 10
reel~>l--J call aud sea hla stock Of Bcletealla Bu.
- ltrau4, Wash Stands, Chairs, soihs Tables
Looking Glasses Mattresses 6c and every style Of Fnrn
ture warranted as represented Old firnitir. ranni,
OF ncw made 10 order.
UNDERTAKING promptly attended TO- Don't f,rsnt M
Ill Shipley above 9TH Street. mnyI-1v
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
WILMINGTON
Bakery and Confectionery


ssEga> ROBT. TAYLOR, PROPRIETOR.
SEaRP The undersigned having tho Oldest md only
establishment where every thing is manufactured,
That ssoldby tho proprietor In the city, he would
take THIS method Of informing his friends and The public
generally that after twelve years Of practical experience
IN thls CITY he IL now prepared to sell bread and Cakes
lower than over were sold ia Delaware before. Tho follow
ing rates viii be strictly adhered 10 Al present.
ohe aud ini pound loaf at cents pound loaf at 10
cents Cakes Of evory description propofonatcly low.
New York Biscuit Soda Biscuits Sugar Biscuits Shell Bis
ours FAMILY Pilot Bread, Rran Biscuits Lemon Biscuits,
water CackeiA, &c. &c All Of Which will be- warranted
olth very beat quality and sold cheap they eau
bought n the United States lie has also In connection
WIN his Bakery, established the manufacture Of Coniec-
lunefy IN this branch OF business he Will nothing but
The pest material and employ mono hut the very beat
Wolhmen Ills wagons will In every direction and
gos purchashed at this establishment will DO delivered
WITHIN twenty miles Of Wilmington, free Of charge Ro.
sIs VIII und II 70 their advantage to call the corner
oil run and Tatnn Streets and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
store corner of rifh and Tatuall Streets, Wilmington,
ap23-ly ROBERT TAYLOR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
IlEl. u. NIMMN q: S0N


| .vv2FAMiLe MEDICINEs.--MANY vear,,
EST eNpnItce IN the practice Of Medicine and the nm
ia phretu succe'saitrndlng tho administration OF our
III mt1clheH II certain guarantee that tho afflicted
effected at AL Ihesc remedies have worked their way ina
pnnhc lhHoraltogether on thcirown merits - -
lhose WHO use thom acknowledge them sllpArinr IA
Nhy 9hrf medicines they have used They are pre-
pared according to the rules of Pharmacy BY tho pronre
follows: ''''' Anes "ie ~
DIR. u sIMNs' COUGH sYRUp.-Tbis grant vor,,aho
ENpectofhnt stands unryaedfDr tho thoron 81 and
cure0i Coughs Colds loarsoness, Sore Throat Wboonng
.oush heou spting Group, Weak Breast and ali aztec.
Cough or Gold Price 60 large size bottles and
cents medium i ""N -
DR.. J. S1MM's WHITE LTNIMENT-Tbls rreat AFTER.
MAJ remedy has proved beyond doubt the best remedy
hheumalia Neuralgia, Sore Throat Mnmps Stiffness And
NumDhtrs OF the Limbs, Tooohnche. Palsy Cont Corna
spra Bruises Scnlds Aches and Pains Of avery cara
ter Beware Of limitations None genuine without tLs
wIltlen signature Of j. smms NJ. D., on the wrnppor--
DIR. j. sIMMS CHOLERA sYRUP-Tbe graat ,ura Ear
Acute anu Chronic Darrhea Warranted fee from 0nates
THIS remedy IL undoubtedly tho best remedy far tbs eur
o. Bowel Complaints Dysonery, Collie, Cramps Choero
MJTnu ohoSfa iniantum and the Summer Diseases Of
Dh. j. slMMS' VEGETABLE PILLS Euenr eoated or
pam Iheae rus operate without gripping, slckenlng
OF leaving the Bowels cotiyo They have proved nerfet
ntuoe Tor SICK Headache and very eiectual cure for
nn9r COMPLAINT DySpepsa, Sour Stomach Bechng Rheu
nats NcfNouhhtsa Irregularities, Low Sprts Jaundiee
iumo &C, and all Diseases arising from tornd Iver OF
for 81. '''Vi "''pVA
Prepared only BY Dr. j. sIAIsfs SON. dealers IN uuvs
FAMILY Medicines, &c Fourth King Streets Wilmlneton
storokcencrs and dealers supplied on very Liberal
uuers solicited These remedies are sold by most Of sto
keepers and dealers generally y ar an5s-Gn,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
WALTON'S BULLETIN,
w HlTE CASTLE SOAP for sale by 4. WALTON

Citrate Of MagnesiA sold by Walton A'
Itusaella Cow Drink prepared by e. NJ Roche. e 30
" mhiton " the place 10 buy Balsam Of Fir
Tooth nnshes-lotnof thein--at Walton1f -s4t4
Engsh Military Soap-tho genuino--sod by Walton
Fresh crop Chaniomie, at Waton's,
suigeonA Sponge, for sale by Walton
Fort Monnaies, for sale Mt Waton'a
Walton. 'fF' ~ N"'' " vi 'oi '~'eA'
DUN Nipples, sold by A. Walton
English White Fell Corn and Bnnion Plaaers used by
"nE, WY py tral affords great relief sold at Waons
n splendid lot Of Combs for sale at Waltonis
irweeIera Of various kinds for saleat Watont.
r Brushes the cheapest lot in Delaware for sale
White Windsor Soap, R. O. A. wrght's make, an sx-
Handsome Puff Boxes for sals bv Walton
Woolsy's Seive, sold BY Walton
Ayrss Pills, sold at Wsltcnv oetgo
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

non ~ ,,,-,,,n ilHsNION q GO,
20 FLANNEL STREET., GOLD NUMBER GoA
A DRERTIsES VERY LARGE AMI
~ ~, extensive stock Of FIRE WORKN of Samuel Ioct
XXI, y make, which gave such general sails
,ph y ne exhibition IN this city on mo An Of lny ia
'ue' 10 "puR's roman Candles Vertical Wheels ''''
MINUS St'is Bcngola Lights, Tranglc.
iieeon. Serpenta Pin Wheels
Fire f,r,cl,.ts e. 49, Flower Pots, Graashoppefs,
manufacturers prices ''' " NV lowest
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
WESTERN HOTEI..

A.<zs CORNER OF attn AND ORANGE
fiXN Streeta, Wilmington, Deawarc--The under
ssss& signed having taken the above Hotel and made
snas Asuch improvements as were deemed necessary
s-tsfor the accommodation Of the public begs leave
TO that the House Is open for tho reception
Of boarders and visitors.
Tho large enclosure connected with the PROMISES under
the management Of experienced hostlers AFFORD superior
accommodation for farmere, droyers, &c.
The Table will be supplied with the choicest articles
the market produce In the hest style by polite
and obllging servants.
The Bar will DO supplied with Wines and Liquors Of tile
best brands and Cigars Of the best quality.
Tho Bowling Saloon attached to the establishment, will
be constantly open to visitors.
Nothing In short, will be overlooked that may contribute
to the patrons Of the House.
!. @. LANERY.
feb26-tf DANIEL LANGAN,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14

BEEFiBEEFtl BEEFIIi--THE UNDER-
~sz&zEzpS SIGNED would most respectfully inform
@2X44X the public that he keeps superior article
~BN& Of Beef, ut his stall No 10 Fourth Street
----hA----&A Market, and at his store No. 403 West
Front street He Keeps also salt meats, such hams
tongues and dried beef for shipping purposes &C.
Persons furnishing vessels preparatory 10 voyages will
elsewhere
ang27-ly JOHN VI MINK