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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
TO A wearied Worker.

CREST 2'--Thon must not seek for rest
Until thy task be done;
Thou must not lay thy burtheu down
Till setting ofthe sun.
Thou must not weary OF the life,
Nor scorn thy lowly lot,
Nor cease to work, beacause such work
Thy neighbor prizeth not,
Thon must not let thy heart grow cold,
Nor hush each generous tone,
Nor veil the bright love in thine eyei
Thou must not lie dtone
When others strive, thou too must help
And answer when they cali
The power to love God gave to thee,
Thou must employ for all.
q Freedom and Rest thou wouldcst have:
Freedom is service meet
Aud rest of soul is but name
For toll amid lifc's heat.
Unmoyed to gaze upon tho strife,
Is not true liberty
To others thou must minister,
wouldst thon be truly free.
In the outward world It's vain to seek
The Eden thou wouldst win
That ancient paradise is gone
Thine Eden ia within.
FSopies' Journal.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

i
| ] am composed of 81 letters.
My AZ, 80, o., SO, 30, 81, was q Scotch physi-
clan.
Ny 5, 30, i &c, 49, 81, was daughter Of Aga
memnon
Ny G, 81, 81, 80, "A, was tho son of Gordinas
and King of Physia.
My 40, 30, so, l, was Swiss musical compo-
ser.
Ny A, 4S, so, ~, -, 60, 81, 81, Is sort Of an
apple raised in the United States.l
Ny Il, y 81, 40, Al 60, ~, "a, is II sort Of an
apple raised in Virginia
Ny 20, 10, 30, 81, Is, is a sort Of cherry rails
ed in Maine.
Ny As, SO, "a, 8, II, l6, IS, is sort of grapes
raised in Maine.
Ny 81, 60, 5, 80, ~, IS, is the name of a sort OF
a pea raised in the United States.
Ny /, 40, %, so, go, was French dplomatist
and writer.
Ny 10, ~, AZ, 80, II, |, was an Athcnian Gem
eral.
My 10, 40, 60, l, 10, is q noun.
Ny 80, 81, II, SO, So, 20, is a town in Egypt.
My 30 90 "a, o, 49, is river in Africa.
My ., AZ, 20, IL, 81, IS, 81, 60, is the name of
an Island in Africa.
Ny II, 3, |, 81, Is, 81, %, is tho name of a sort
ola raspberry that grows in Maine.
Ny Al, 81, 40, 81 is a noun.
Ny SO, 30 49, II, A. is a sort of grain raised
in the United States.
Ny whole is fol" Carolina ssAmerica,n "Cuban
and palmetto to find out, if they are
able. MARION.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
To be drawn In Wilmington, pei. at qiarisp telius
O'clock, T.. NJ.

Thu dAN uuIltrrs Of The hiSe hiIeiesafe publkti
In tbs Baltimore daily papers, aud New iark HatplJ
III Orders for tickets aud shares u certificates Of Fac-
grs te above splendid lotteries Will rerelNe tho neB
prompt Alteration, aoi ell ofcinl urcau each dtaiie
sent immediately et.r It il oStf, tpGll NI6cr ,an t,
sub,criber. Tie drawings suitfnituiut y three lfn
nissiunsrs aplpiuiyi iy the G0yeinnr
AiiIr-s, e. {. uElTHS,
Successor io2 o. til1icr, MmiuslaiL WI.
r. s. Persons rfjrrua Tickets fid distance n yies
ieAr in mind the net that cl~Ls 70 NY order aus
vent Bank IN the Curn aud marked etra by the l:f.
Ter and Il the letter ,alnug them ic icaisrtta al th
r-t 0fhre, will be esr.itie ~ tho is the Su,,.
thus giving inducements rnercd " ~ dler tm M chs
city. q q. ".
nnr2
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

ToBAceo-It is calculated that the entire
world Of smokers, chcwcrs and shutters con-
sumo 1900, 900 tons Of tobacco annually, or H.
100000 pounds Weights much in tom
mage rs the corn consumed BY ten millions Of
Englishmcn, ard actually at cost sufficient
to pay for all the bread-corn eaten in Great
Britain Five millions and a half of acres &C.
cupicd by its growth, cultivated by slave labor,
the product Of which, at two pence per pound,
would yield thirty-seven millions OF pounds
sterling. The time would fail to tell of the
vast amount Of smoking in Turkey and Per-
sia IN India all classes and both sexes indulge
in this practice; the Siamese both chew and
smoke. IN Burmah all ages practice it-chil-
drcn Of three years old, and of both sexes
China equally contributes to the general mania
and the advocates Of the habit hoastthat about
one fourth of the human race are their clients,
or that there certainly are loo,oooooo smok-
ers.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

a SMALL Pox ISoipENT.-An eminent physi-
clan OF New York got on board one of the city
railroad cars few days since, in moment he
said; Ladies' and Gentlemen, there is a
malignant case of small pox on board of this
carl smell it," In moment the car was
stopped, and the passengers fed, all but one,
ard she woman colsely yelled. The doctor
asked her to lift her veil. She did, and he be-
held a most dreadful case of that foul and dam
gerous disorder. She said she was on her way
TO the hospital-her attendant was on the out
side
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

WIoUELLANEUUD ENIIIMA.
am composed of 10 letters.
Ny a, 10, 3, I, is, II, was an eminerl German
historian,
Ny A. 70, II, l6, was a divine and piatonic phil,
osopher.
Ny :, l6, 10, 10, IL, 8 was celebrated
philosopher, statesman and moralist.
Ny H. 49, |, 10, 2,5, is sort OF fruit RAISED
in the United States.
Ny 4, 3, II, 10, Is, 7, was Roran consul
My -, Is, 10, G, 10, is noun.
My o, 8, II, 10, is noun.
Ny 8, II, s, is verb.
Ny whole is for "America" to answer.
MARION.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
[ror til. Delaware Inquirer

WILMINGTON, DEL, February 10Th, 1860.
ar. Editor THE following is a solution Of
Americas Historical Enigma, which appeared
in your columns on the morning of the 18th
inst. "The desperate encounter between the
Mexicans and Spaniards in the vale of 0tumba.'
MARION.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

WrtMtyGros, DEL, February 18th, 1860.
NJ. Editor 1.-The answer of Marion's Historical
Enigma your astweeks issue, was the Bat
tic of Lamia, near Ellis. Philip Of Maccdon
defeats the .Etolans." AMERICA.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

seek 10 elevate his condition above The con
mon level
At about this time the existence OF gold j
large quantities in California having becom
"a fixed fact he determined to leave Ncl
York, where his canvass had somewhat i'm
poycrished him, to retrieve himself, and cary
out q name, and achieve honorable fame d
the shores OF The Pacific. This design Wi
carried out in 1910, and well remember hi
last words of parting 10 me, and other friends
on which he assured us that he would neve
return to the city in which lie had spent hi
early life. and in when his honorable ambition
had received SO severe check, until lie cam
clothed with the sovereignty Of California, thei
State in embryo. as one Of ts Senators
was to have gone will him Al his companion
and friend. and was only prevented frola 80 do
inc by family ties. and family Uncertainties
But lived 10 soc his prediction realized, ant
we again met here in his Capitol in 1851 Al
the commencement Of this Administration, he
the rcnresentativc in TIN Emitted States Senate
nfn sayereign state hi had assisted 10 brnn
into existence and The representative OF the
people of nv district in this popular branch OF
Congress
The prnferment and exalted position he at
famed sbonld GLADDEN. The heart of every arti-
san throlobont The land. The blacksmith may
now looIf I'M from their anvil. the stonecutter
asnirations saw TO one another. @Be Of rood
checr > far avon We cnmlatjnr Frederick. : *
annie mo,, till n seat n thaf bodv adorned Nv
a CLAY. Calhoun. and Webster.
of Mr RrodericI may with trnth and ms-
/ tico so, that az o,ero,,. n nnrnnsc inteGritv
If character and Gdelity 10 friends and to
friendsbins H. hnJ no s,ncrior ,hat have eycr
known M ,.os nj nm nrn,or n Inc nopular
accnntotion og the VOID Int he was hold
,rntheni on,s,,oi,o, ,,,,,, dooIino n facts with
a me- and d;icrirn;,atinr mind Ills mowers
~ naa.a,,;,, ,,,ana ~, ~ ,,oa,,s c,root hc ar
MN =, ,;.i, d. ,;5;,v ofthonght
49, isi,,. ;",,,i,;., ~ ,i,1so cnn,lmsions were
ai.a.s ;,,n,orailv Will RI lad mo model
n,nongs ,ha ,,roat ,;,o ~ ia country Ia folIow
but il there ever was IL Senator of the United
Stotas ,vbn uni,od In bis ncrsnu nnd in hi9
1870 ~ ~ " - I it, r IL
character, more OF me prominent trults ol 'nc
statesman and hero, Andrew jackson, than
any other II was DaNld " bfo9erlrA. ~
pswerin the Senate was acknowlengeu anu ieit
ny AL OF ms associates, hlthouEh ~ nau leu
among them hut Torn snort periou OF ,thc. III
some, TINS power excited wonaei WHIST 9tnors
were magnanlmons enough 70 a1mil IL lnere
was a loadslohe OIL futh lnuut the NnuhS 9en-
htor, and q irankness ana honesty Of heari Ia
the man which passed IKE an eiertric current
from MN to them, ana maae them anxious
with few exceptions to assist ana serve hlin'
No one, destitute OF patronage, ever had more
devoted and unseish friends, and no one ever
retained such friends or there friendship ION
ger He lived for fame. lie hau no ties OF
blood relationship to bind nm 10 earth me
last being severed by the death OF his brother
Richard, in ls47, who was killed IN charlton
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

ar Orders f,s tickets. shares and certificates q psofe
g. In thr aio,c splendid lotteries win receive the
prompt att.ntou, und official cNh dyaW.ss,
Immediately after Ia all To all VITO eIdex iseS
the Subscriber. The drawings superintendent BY tk4ea
Commissioners appointed iy the Casirn1r. Address
r. x. SOLOMON, Agent,
WILMINGTON, pelsa1f4s
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
NEAT STOR u.

THE subscribers having largely in.
cSzSCss creased their stock of Ment. are now pre-
IN pareh to sell IL tlrir customers md thp
a. yA>zaAs |~public generally the following varieties
IS--Eg ~ a. low prizes they be pir, hus, d
1890 5zin Philadelphia or Baltimore.
EiS Sugar cured 1inl plain Of The boat brands No
SIDES. NiIOGLbERS DlIED BEEE L.iRU BEl1
q0NGrNS ~, together with every variety II salt and
~ si Pork Dried ec Tongues, which will be packed and
forwarded to any Of the adjacent towns to order.
Country snfekcepcrs will hni it to their adylnia 20 IL
give cali hGt6 going to the nrge cities We ara de-
termined 10 scn btercrns than The same kind Of good.
clii he purchased either in Philadelphia OF Baltimore.
Allrs, your orders 70 No 81 md 81 1atiali street. Will
milston Del. WALTON y McSlANrs.
decl0-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
JAMES MONTGOMERY.

FOR sALEA large three -toli.- IIriek iimsa siinhte
in Eighth between Washington and West streets This u
large convenient house. with In every room front
and back pirlors 1t contains ten ruoiH and bath rooit
hot anil cll Masr. Range in the kitchen aud every mod
eri improvements This Is Of the hast built Houses in
the city, Price moderate and ternia accommodating. Ai
ply JAMES MoNThuMENi,
ung6if No. 10 siiplry street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
aug6-tf
PERsapNAE, PROPEFRTY

A PUBLIC SALE.-WIIL BE SOLD All
N Public Sale mt theresdeucc Of the subscriber IN White
CLAY Creek Hundred near Oglcpwn Hotel, THURS
DAY March at. 1860 at 10 ocork, A. NJ. the following
Personal property to wit -Four heal Of cool work Horses
une two year Old Colt EIGHT HEAD uF~1zegEg<%rA
GOOD MICH cows. six Of them irosii. jeff Il ~
Farming Utensils, consisting of Plnwa. lIni- Nsf<ds'H
rows CultiyatUs. shnycls Hoes fnrlI, Rakcs, ---A
Grabbing Hoes Double and Single Trees, nnc unnys Pat
Ont Threshing Machine eight horse power, me Vahwiekle
Fam Corn Shelter, for horse OF hand; one Horse Cart
and Harness. one Moving and Reaplng Machine, Manys
patent nearly new; WhccbaFruw, lrindstone,
Horse Rake, nearly TrOttng Wago and Harness
ono Germantown Wagon nearly now, one u0nhleseited
Carriage and Harness, AMI many other articles too tedious
10 mention Terms made known on day Of sale
fbli-ts WILLIAM RUTH
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

10. Orders for tickets fharos and reitllra'r q acl-
ages in the above splendid lotteries viii receive The n
prompt attention and official Nccpnntui cnc Drawing
sent Immediately after it is e 3il who 'lef fl ~ it
subscriber. Tho drawings superintendent - Iof Com
niissioners appointed 10y the Governor Address
Eli SHARPE, Aeent
ducl7-1y Mllmin4 ton. DpllWnrf.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

FOR sALr--A three -turicd Brick House aituaie in
Second street between Monroe and jackson This now
House. containing six rOus with cellnr nnl everything
In complete order This House will be soldu bargain il APP
piled for soon, Price SS0one-iifof which may remain
upon the property Apply immediately TO
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
TRANSIT ATED FROM TIE FRENCH.

Memoirs of Robert-Ioudin,
PRLSYEDlGI3EER,
ArrnoF, MAGICIAN,
ARTIST, S1acsRrH.
Wf2ApD, AfcEos4Ncfn,
CosJiHER. INcEANTEG,
AMBASSADOR, 1cS'iogHrf,
psoTEssOR OF SLnGHT Of ll4Np, rgc. nc
Written by Himself edited by
Dir. Il. SHELTON MACKENZIE,
With cppiol- Index. carefully arranged.
Bound in vol l2n9s cloth ili igcs. lrire slfj.-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
WILMINGTON
Bakery and Confectionery

1SubEAeG IA hAOis, FROPNAETOh.
lIE undersigned having the Oldest and only establish
ment where everything manufactured that is sold by
the proprietor in the city, he would take this method Of
nfng his friends anil the public generally, that after
twelve yehrs " practical experience Ia this city he Ia
prepared 10 sell Bread and Cakes iowefan sold
IN Delaware before The following rates will be strictly
adhered to al present.
cents. Gales Of every description prorortonntey low
A'w forl. Daiit Stn Biscuits, Sugar Biscuits Shell Bis
cults Family Pilot Bread Bran Biscuits. Lemon Biscuits
Water Crackers. &C. &c. All Of Which will be warranted
q the very hret quality aud cold rs cheap they be
bot M III the United States lie has also In connection
with his Bakery established the manufacture Of Confc
tNnerg in this branch Of busneas he will nothing but
lie best material and employ hut the very host
vol nen. His wagons will in every direction, and
ennds purchnshe At this establishment will be delivered
within twenty miles Of Wilmington, FREQ of charge Re-
taller. will find TO their advantage call the corner
Of Fifth and Tatnal Streets and examine his stock before
elsewhere.
store. corner Fifth and Tatnall Streets Wilmington,
Delaware.
nne3-ly ROBERT TAYLOR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
Fer the Delaware ln1uir
ENIGMA.

am composed Of 40 letters.
Ny %, 80, 5, %, was Duke of Saxouy.
Ny 10, /, l, 3, TO- was a renowned Chieftan.
Ny ss, 4s, Al, 20, 40, IL, II, IS, was King OF
the Vandals.
Ny 4, 40, a., 81, was Warrior.
Ny 80, "a, 80, 81, Is, 81, A. is u United States
Senator.
Ny ., 10, l6, 81, is a Dramatic performer
Ny IS, SO, II, A, 20, was a foolish King.
Ny s, 40, was worshiped by the Egyptians.
My %, 81, 26, 80, 20, 45, is a town in Denmar
Ny ~, 81, I, 50, 81 6, is a bay in Ireland.
Ny "A, as, 81, %, 40, %, n, is an Island in tho
Mediterranean Sea-
Ny 20, 46, 81, IL, is a river in Europe.
Ny whole is the name of an Association.
URANUS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
EbNfRNBC SALE,

/ AT THE EAGLE HOTEL, AT THE
"A Junction Of Newport pike and Front street, SAT-
TnDAY the 18th day Of February at o'nluck T. H. TWO
GOOD HORSES ONE TRADERS Wagon, ard TWO
SETS OF HARNESS These are good work lmrscs' Inc
,yago l. strong and III good running order rn harness
il aiAo guod and substantial The whole will By soli with
ant reserve LAWRENCE MEsSiCk.
inIlfI Of
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
\ ,HOIcE GROCERIES
.

ID servei npat ell tine., At Me- 81 Market street.
J9nA MODIFY, rropriotsa.
=
GENUINE MERCH&N CIGAR TUBES
VI al Bbhfs he Vtsla Sgsni No. 22l Market eel.
NIGLENnnp'+ PATENT GYKoSCOPR TOPS for sale at
M JoliN bnppYs sTuRE, NJ. 81 Market Street.
rIWfs' TOfsi-lfyou want Toys ut shols.ls and
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
NO. 80 SHIPLEy STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
James Montgomery. Proprietor,

FOR sALE.Six three store Brick Houses, situate On
are built IN tho most substantial 'mnuner Considerable
amount Of tho purchase money nny rmain on tue 1tsos
Tor particulars aIply to JAMES MONTGOMERY
| aIi&l-if No. 81 shipley street, NlmiHstsl
FOR SALE.-A three siori,f Brick lIouso. situated Mt
tho best houses Of IT'S class in this city AMI will 10 sold AT
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
4 npi3-tf No. a5 shiplpy Street, Wilmington.
4 FOR sALE--A f,tu containing ulnety-uine acres OF
good arabic iand This farm il situated aut eight miles
from Wilmington, the lendg rin tile kennett
Pike to the olI road leading to kentt square The land
is In good order divided ntucDnyeisi el5, oil 0twc
watee'l The buildings good and Substantial; AL
the Gutouses in conpnte order, ai in fct the iatn
JAMES aIoXTGOMERY,
ap23-tf No. o. shilry Street, Wilmington
FOR SALE-A three stntifl Brick Louise situated in
Lombard Street west Hiie. Iis Is excellent property
with back building Private Alley, &c. 49, sig hundred
dollars can remain on the property Fries Ss9V Apply
10 JAMES MONTGOMERY,
ap2sif No. s5 ShipleS Street, Wilmington.
FOR sALE.--A hundred Building Lots for sale in the
Western part OF the city Prizes moderate anil teflnHac
communicating. Apply 10 .,,.,,,,,.
ape3.if NJ. ojshipley Street Wilmington.
FOR SALE.--A very pretty Building Lot situated on
West Second Street between Orange and fntnal 1laiA
good situation. would dp for almost any kihI ~ me-
cancal lsneaa has front Of twenty three lefi iour
inches Second Street, aud back hundred ana
thirty-tw0 feet For further particulars apply 10
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
apa3tf No. 95 shplcy Street, Wilmington
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

RECORDS Or TIE
REVOLUTIONARY WAR.

NELUNU1 w I'M
REVOLUTIONARY WAR.
Containing the Aiilitity iiaapcla Correspondence oi
DlstpGuai tra pileerg
General Orders If Fsstfagioa, Lst and Gress
Names of the officers priyes with Tho lates Of their
commissions and enisnenta with list o. distinguished
prisoners of the iui0 Of hcr capture exchange
10 which il added tehalEpay Aet u iar Continental Coi
gress; the Revolutionary enn Lava. ist d the
officers Of tho Continental army via acqnrea Tho right to
hnlfpay Communications lind WalIsuitf rs etc, ttt,
EI W. Z. .LAlFELIs
Counsellor and Agent lDr HeyulniiuarN Claims.
One volume. l2mo. cloth, 5al pages. Price y p,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
SEASONED LUHfBER.

NEBEKER d. TATNALL,
Al TIE ON ESTABLISHED IARp, MAEREr STREET WHARF.
VYrUITE PINE LUMBER ]. ~, li%2. g. 4, s, and 8
w inches, OF different qualities.
Wide Plank lor Bath Tubs Carolina II Flooring,
Flooring Shelving, Sding&c Yellow Pine and Norway
sills, Plank Ilolr,ls and Fenc Heart Scantling,
Ing, H1ilnck, Post. Cypress and bite Pine
Chestnut aud White Oak, Shinaies
ALL FLANK, ~. ~ and Poplar Plank, Scantngand
inches, boards,
det,, piin and Fancy O. lS md l. ~ iept plasterinx
and Shingiing Laths.
a iiL nonn LUMBER KEPT UNDER C0yER.~Es
uFef nd shrrers will find II TO heiraivantage to
aiiiiiN OH 81 rh 81 seasoned Lumber.
W. ie,4 jt. received from Albany a large cargo II
rogl Lumber rs, inch and inches tho largest nsort-
mont in The city.
Persons in want please cal and examine our stock
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
no uNrRY SEAT, wITII AnOrT FoR-

I ~ ACltEs OF hand FOR SALE The SUBSTITUTE
will sell f.r cash credit other less valuable property
ono half bis far lying only hall mile from the city OF
Wilmington. tho Newport Pike. This property has
more than dore its value within the last ten years nnd
Il constantly jtsfpnsng The property will be divided by
the road leading the pike TO Mill Greek. On one part
is new Cottage House. tenant house carriage house amt
other optnlildes. On thu other half isa large barn,
outscds granavy &c. only cnchalf is for SALE but the
nurchnser c,i have the oioirc. J. A. BROWN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

FOR sALEA gaod two storied Brick House, situate in
Orange between stl Rn9 Streets will besp bargain
Ii contains the first a@ par0r and dining room The
situation il plcasnt agreeable and IN locality that NJ
ways demands good tenants. furinithpr pnrcuarsappy
atD5 Shipcy Street -
Jy23-tt JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

ny tho Rev. HUGH sT0wELL BROWN, Of lie Myrtle
Street Baptist Church. Liverpool England. Pst S.ies
With Biographical Introduction BY
DIR. Il. SHELTON MACKENZIE.
Published under Il special arrangement with tho author.
One volume 12Ino, cloth Al pages. Price 51.Ol
Upon remittance Of tile price Of the Hook and q cent sd
donal for postage, copies Of either the above boths
conpanied by handsome present worth from 10 GEMS
100 dollars will be mailed to any person ii tie T. States
&nd for compiled classified tii0iqgRe 81 Be 7. con
tanning the most complete list of hooks depjr
of Literature published and which will hn sent CRATE
to any person, sending their address
A- To insure prumptnesg and honorable dlaiing, send
ull your orders for books 70
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

LIVES OF HEROES, HUNTERS AND PA
TRlOTS.
Liieof Colonel Crochet. LioofGen. sHmusl Houston
Life uf Lewis Wetzcl Lives of Southern lierue.a and
Life If Col. Daniel Boone, Patriots.
Lives of Gcncr1ls Ice and rnlie and Private laG, Of
Sumptcr Daniel Webster.
ZACH Of the above books ato Illustrated with fine engra
wings and bound in volume limo. cloth Price ERGO
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
aVIIsHlEsEOEE HlEIE D.

SUPERIOR tIENHB9.
fEiEE SUBSCRIBER HAVING irh3E
/ arrangements with VIM. Il. 1au.bo near Nonrtaw'i.
for the sta Al his superior Lime wGl flll Tie 0tdntHn
Of the Farmers 10 tig Hinp. Tho lenowpilrro for sale
from this quarry hrs alwly sen slll for city u.s. II i
perfectly clear nf impurities ard acknowledged 70 he aur
ror to any along the schnylii river ltwhetelNrftl
on the Delaware Railroad 10 t pur Bsti, "a DC lutl-
cnt stations AMI asn anV " the e.eti wat 3Gs,
fsbl1-H 4, Il. SHANNON Chl.liapa Brit ~.
nURGATIVE sXslC l'-As IlXCEI1l4sN
| / substitute t9r Castor til--prtIlkl IS T., Atl NJ
ifURST 60, Sixth ani Market streeis
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

q. sions OF her character, after what haa
to messed of its real nature. She had innun
BILE apologies to make for sayall and he
er being my guests, stating, what she had
yiously informed me ofthat they had detern
III, mined to have me to nice little bit of 81
nd with them that evening, and had made p
ed rations, and were, indeed, sadly disappo
ny that they could not get showing me so
~, attention before left them. l.had rec
ne, such an invitation' from her in the early
tai of the day, but had declined the honor
nut nSayal and she were also going to
London she said; "they had been disp
IN of various concerns in the shop, and were
| to remove at any moment" AT this, u
lis sayall gave her sudden sharp look--il
iall more than SHARP, it was maleyolent'
IL smiled and took no notice, apparently
Dmi as soon as supper was over, she rose To
ing leave of me she babe me most affect
py, "a most flattering adicu
I'd SayaIl was talking loudly, and as j tn
rty' unconnectedly, when she closed the doc
'om fancied heard the key turned on the
$ side, locking us in /; and then again | be
ing :. ..,nst be imagination, for what motive
II the DeIatpare Induirer1
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
WILMINGTON
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

FIRST g. ALLMON,
4 tOEAER SEVENTH AND SIMPLIFY STREETS
~ WILMINGTON, DEL1 WARE.
Carriages ofa the latest and ostapnovcd styles made
rider supply Of first class vehicles always on hand and
made Mt the establishment in the best manner and out Of
the best materials
Repairing old work attended to nall its various branches
Strangers visiting the city to purchase Carriages will do
well 90 ee and examine the stock we keep hand before
purchasing elsewhere.
All work warruntedto be done in aworkmankc hummer
A Orders from distance filed liberal termsaa If
ihernrchaspr were present.
Address FIRST & ALLMON,
enl1-lN Millnir rtnr nj