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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
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| ATE u. T. W hRlOgipRsT Wholesale and Retail
| CRIMSON TEffER WASH-I have lust received n ann.
ply Of tins celebrated for letter which ii tbe best
remedy ever known for letter. Rngwo or BARRIERS Itch
CRYSTAL CEMENT, or Soluble Glass for nsrmnnsnhv
ehdng nroken glass China other warsa new article
u ~, ~; H. b.nktiNGmuRST'S 100 Market Street,
i,nE,hMoMEIEhs-a lasga assortment of McAlsters
glass for dairy use. II. r. BRINdHURsT Fourth and
Market Streeta. = H
LoNGwoRTIrs CATAwBA BRANDY, and Lyons. and
me French Brandy, In bottles; also, Madeira wines
FRENCH TRUSSES light pattern for Summer nae
anu private room for fitting them to the person
U0AS GELATIN, with directions at II. r. BRING.
LONG COMBS for Children of India Rubbe. 1917 cents
ENGLISH WHITE FELT CORN PLASTETS a ciiro fcr
corns without the use o. the knife ut ii. X. Brlnhursis
LEECIES SPAWN MIXTURES certain cure f9r snay,
in or Rngbone In horse Such Il the experience OF 10.
seph Leech, who has used II iog many years
VANILLA BEAN; also, Extract OF Vanilla nade from
the Bean, by II. II, Bringhursts.
AYERS SARSApAR1LLA-A now preparation, by tho
Ilhewhed manufacturer of Ayers Cherry Pectorai and
DEAD SHOT vERMIFudE-a fresh stock direct from
the nropselors; also, neat Almanac, gratis at H. r.
Dqinghurst's. 49, " ~
FINE COMBS general assortment all szes some very
Street. e'S AS' -'N NV
BRANDRETII's PILLS resurrection of a noted dill.
,JAfEs FAMILY MEDICINES-I AM sole agent and
Always have supply Of all his preparations
BENNEFTS COCAINE, perfect hair dressing.
BARHYS TRiC0PHER0US by dozen or by angie bot
ue' very low. H. n, BRfNdHURsT
"p@" No. lO3 Market Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
ENGLISH FAIRS.

In Europe, all the Agricultural Fairs partake
much more largely of the character of markets
than of exhibitions. Fairs in England date
back to the time of the monks, when bishops
and mitred abbots increased their revenues by
levying toll upon the multitudes that came up
to the festivals of theirpatron saints The ira
ces of the abuses of these fairs are still found
in the English law. The fairs now held in the
United Kingdom are mainly of an agricultural
character, and are Often confined to single
article of trade. Thus every year, on the 10th
of October, there is sheep fair Mt Wayhill, in
Hampshire, and in August there is another at
Ipswich, where hundred thousand lambs are
sold annually. If au English farmer wants
sheep for stock he knows where the best is to
be found, without spending week in hunting
them up. If he wants q lot of lambs or wethers
to use up his extra grass or turnips, he can
purchase them at the same time. He can do
the business of IA month in a single day by GO
ing up to the fair
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
Gbf farul.lllel.r....
ADVANTAGES OF PULvERIzING THE SOIL

ADVANTAGES OF PULvERTzING THE SOIL,
The effects of pulyerization or stirring the
soil are numerous:
l. II gives free scope to the roots of yegeta-
bles, and they become more hbrous in u loose
than in hard soil, by which the mouths or
pores become more numerous, and such food
as is in the soil has better chance of being
sought after and taken up by them.
O. II admits the atmospheric air to the sp0n-
gioles of the roets-without which no plant
can make a healthy growth.
3. 1t increases the capillary attraction or
sponge-like property of soils, by which their
humility is rendered more uniform; and in n
hot season it increases the deposits of dew, and
admits ii to the roots.
A. 1t increases the temperature of the soil in
the spring, by admitting the warm air and
tepid rain.
g. 1t increases the supply of organic food.
The atmosphere contains carbonic acid, am
monia, and nitric acid-all most powerful fer
tilzers and solvents. A loose soil attracts and
condenses them. Rain and dew also contain
them. And when these fertilizing gases are
carried into the soil by rain water, they are alb
sorbed and retained by the soil, for the use Of
plants. On the other hand If the soil is hard,
the water runs off the surface, and instead of
leaving these gasses in the soil, carries off some
of the best portions Of the soil with it. Thus,
what might be benefit becomes an injury.
6. By means of pulyerization, portion of
the atmospheric air is buried in the soil, and
it is supposed that ammonia and nitric acid are
formed by the mutual decomposition ofthis air
and the moisture of the soil-heat also being
evolved by the changes.
7. Pulverization Of the surface of soils serve
to retain the moisture in the subsoil, and to
prevent it from being penetrated by heat from
a warmer, as well as from radiating its heat to
colder atmosphere than itself These effects
are produced by the porosity of the pulverized
stratum, which acts as n mulch, especially on
heavy soils.
Pulverization, also as the combined effect
of several Of the proceeding causes, accelerates
the decomposition of the organic mrtter in the
soil, and the disintegration of the mineral mat
ter; and thus pepares the inert matter of the
soil for assimilation by the plants.-Genessee
Farmer
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
GENTLEIl2N'S FURNISH

Il No. 40 Market street, between second and Third
Wilmington, Delaware. JOHN l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor
large assortment Of Shirts, Blossoms, Under Shirts
Drawers Hosiery Carpet Bags Combs. Collars Nccktles
hndkerclss Gloves, Umbrellas, Brushes, Violin Strings
shiehery' &C. VIII Dc constantly kept on hnId and s1d
Ut prices to suit the times Call at No 2R Market Sect
Il-tr
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
WILLIAM G. LOWE,

XII - MEKUIIANT TAILOR,
VIZ No. 1Gl Market Street above Front, Wilmington,
--lL Delaware woudmost respectfully call the attention
Of the public to the large stock Of ready fac Clothing
which he keeps constantly hand and sells at the VERY
lowest cash prices lie makes all kinds Of Clothing to of
derhhyingan excellent cutter he Is prepared execute
customer work will neatncss and despatch lie keeps on
hand good assortment of Cloths Cnssimcres alh Vest.
ings which the public is invited to call aud examine
by strict attention to business he expects rs heretofore
To merit u share ut the public patronage, my7-.nl
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
eth ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE
Cnsnxnnnr TnaE ANN ACGnCTATInN

COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
NRoM all sections the country subscribers toths pop
II ulur Art Institution tnuw IN W sixth year, are being
received III ratio unparalleled with that Of any previous
year. =.
Any person can become member by subscribing ~
which will rutte him to
ls The beautiful steel engraving. shakespeare and his
Friends
III copy of the elegantly Illustrated Art journal, one
yenr.
81 Free Season Admission to the Galleries jls Broad
way, New York.
In addition which, four hundred valuable Works
Of Art given 10 subscribers as Premiums comprising
choice Paintings, Sculptures, Outlines, Ser by the lrst
American and Foreign Artists.
The superb Engraving which every snbSrTier viii re.
cevo Immediately receipt Of subscriptions, entitled
"SAKEsPEARE AND MS FRfENDs Is OF character 10 give
unqualified pleasure and satisfaction. No work of equal
value before placed within reach Of the people at
such price. The Engraving is Of very large SIZE bring
printed heavy plate paper 30 by US inches I.klng a
most superb ornament suitable for the walls OF either the
library, parlor or office. .t-
II he amy part Of the country. by mail with
safety, being packed In cylinder. postage prepaid.
Think Off Sncl work delivered free of charge, and
the Art Journal one year, for three dollarSl
Subscriptions will be received until the evening Of Tues
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No person restricted 10 single subscription. Those re-
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A Subscriptions aso received and the Picture delivered
at once, by WILLIAM B WIGGINs, Hon. Sec.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03

PHENOMENA OF RAIN Not less than two
pounds of moisture are daily expelled from the
skin and lungs of most individuals; and if a
person happens to be flung into particularly
deliquescent mood by stress of heat and exer-
else, he may contribute five pounds to the at
mosphere within the twetny-four hours. Were
this rendered visible, every one would appear
to be enveloped in little cloud. Z" remem-
ber," says Watson, having been very greatly
heated in ascending the ladders from the bot
tom of a copper mine at Ecton. When got
to the top, observed by the light of a candle
thick vapor reeking from the body, and visi-
BILE around it to the distance of a foot or more
Yet such is Natures wonderful alchemy, that
these same eifusions-the sweat of sea and land,
of herb and beast and man-may shortly re-
appear as the tender dew, the fattening show
er, or the limpid gush of the messy Fountain
Reckoning the mean annual evaporation all
over the globe ut thirty-fve inches, it has been
computed that the total quantity of water
poured into the air would fill cistern ninety
four thousand four hundred cubic miles in ca
pacity. This estimate however, founded upon
Dalton's data, is assuredly too low, for the
mean annual issue Of rain from the clouds all
over the earth, is row calculated at five feet.
British Quarterly.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
Conyeyamcing q Draughting

INV ff1l1tltNH 10 W hOEsINNi NUTANH VVUIII
w and COlyeyancer Commissioner of Deels Architect
aud Draughtsman-0nce G2i King Srert.-Derds liunda
Mortgages Lenses Releases Wills Agreements Contracts
&c. &c. written with care ~ short notice Particular
attention given to Marine Protesting and taking The no
knnwlelgemon Of Deeds to be used il the different states
VI thu Union.
Drawings and Specifications furnished tn buildern con.
tractors md parties applying for patents
Land Warrants extra lny, &c. procured for parties en-
titled tn such from the United States government
Persons having business transact with me- will nj me
IN my office from In the morning until in the evening
aptlt1O-iy WIIIIAn n tvfg1tNs,'e
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
yyES'VERN WOTEg.

tUTfNIIff OFF TTTf IND UEtNNEE
6a.zl@&f Streets Wilmington, Deawaro--1he under
sssVu Signed having taken the above Hotel and made
ii IN such improvements were deemed necessary
eAksfor the accommodation Of the public, begs leave
to announce that the House is open for the reception
Of hoarders and visitors.
The large enclosure connected with the promises under
the management Of experienced hostlers, Afford superior
accommodation for farmers droyers, &c.
The Table will be supplied with the choicest articles
the market produce served in the best style by polite
and obllging servants.
The Bar will be supplied with Wines and Liquors Of the
best brands and Cigars Of the best quality.
The Bowling Saloon attached to the establishment Will
be constantly open to visitors.
Nothing short will be overlooked that may contribute
to the patrons Of the House.
j. C. LAvERY.
feb25-tf DANIEL LASGAN.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
GUNSNH aTHEENSs,

- LOCKSIITHING, BELL HANG
X ~ Ina AND IRON RAILING, No. l0t Shipley II.
~ between 9th aud 9Th Wilmington, Delaware
{N&st Thankful for past flyors the undersigned bcgs
Y leave to inform the public that no still Coniiii
Ties nj the old stand, No. Shpcy Street Many yonrsof
practical experience and thorough knowledge Of his bush
moss enables him to warrant satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their orders lie further calls attention
u LOCK MADE Bl HIMSELF, which is certain proof
against robbers. ROBERT WAGNER
ap@l-ly Gun and Iocksnlth. 10i Shipicy Street.
10 Scissors, Knives Saws Razofs and ali other kinds
OF Cmtlery AlArpenel md nut In cnnlnleir nrler
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
McHnaII,s New RuIIefim.

u SYRUP OF IIYPOpHOsPHITEs, Of Lime, Iron
81 Soda md Potash. This preparation contains the y
~ pophosphtrs with slight excess Of the llypDphos
I'D phorous acid. 1t is m agreeable method Of admin
sterng the ypophosphitcs, class OF remedies which
have proved of great value Of pulmonary cArac
ter general debility and emacaton Prepared sold ut
reasonable prices EDw McINALL, Chemist and Apoth-
eCnry. ~ Market ST.
SYRUP OF THE PIIOsPH ATES-This Is nutrtivc to-
mic, and Is useful To build up tho system, which to
cunsumptivcs For sale by EDW. McINALL Chemist and
ApOthecary'
TAR WINE AND NAPTIIA.--I have prescription
Tar Wine aud Naptl which have been ordered by Of
our skl physcian- have great demand from the cit
les Of Washington and Baltimore and is valuable In
Of incipcnt consumption.
PATENT OR FAMILY MEDlCINES.--Ayer'H Cherry
Pecto aud Pills, Jaynrs Exp1ctorant aud all Jaynes
other medicines. Aiso Swain panacen and every other
patent medicine that sold, Of which very good
for what they recommended and Of them good for
nothing; all of which will soil low. EDW MclNALL,
Druggist
no, FOR THE GOLD NIINEs-Everybody that has been
going to McINALLS Drug Sor0t buy their medicines for
years find themselves ut the gold regions his prices
has been reasonable that they find themselves III good
circumstances with their health much improved with his
superior medicines. EDw. McINALL-
uDLi Anothet Ary.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03

=. D. T. cox, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
No. 3l1 Market Street, a doors below Any Iyii,ni,
dren. '"5 s'""ps anu emu
-, - :. :, -.--. nayT-ly
GpM ELASTIC BALLS OF EVERY w
hEIf alh at greatly reduced prices at DoppY,s a1I
NDEXicAL SILVER SOAP, NJ ii. r. BRISo.
4 huRsIs, No. 81 Market street, corner Of th
HoSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS-
II hew yonle-at IL II, BRISGHpRsFs Drug store
TEAS AND C0PfEES Of the best quality AZ fbe s,oo
= William sweeny, Brandywne ylihge. 0'' "
GAGE FOR SAUSAGE MAKERS ~ 0a,,,
- shAMs Drug store, No. 900 Market street ~ '"'~-
SAGEt sAGEii--JUsT IN sIcAS0N MN
~ LOT sac low at dRIMsnAws, No. 600 Market street
GAGE SAGE ~ SAGE i i--FR IoStY A. ~
- uRlMsHAws No. 600 Market street.
NOW rs THE TIME AND NOW rs TNE
season Tor SAGE best ever offered, At OnInsHaw's.
IV0D Gins and Jamaica Spirits ut the stor5 of william
=. 9 Nv. ", pt,aaywlns ylllagp w ! NrF
Gpm ELASIIC DOLLS AND f'OYS az
- every variety ~ BonDY's, 22l Market street. ~
SAHSAPARILLAF FOUNTAIN MEAD.-A
az NOS, delicious beverage at B0DDYS Ice Cream Saloon
I'm tBe, on No, POTASH, JUST RECEIVED AMI
oo,o5 ron SALE ny II. R. RRINGHuRslps ''t'
8l7 Market Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
China Chin Glass & Queensware,

y CHINA GLASS AMP QUEERswAKE STORE.
N, W. Garner of fhirl and Shplry Streets, Wilmington
DOL only one square from Market Street Dinner Tea aid
soet ware OF every description by the set single piece
S Business conducted by Ladies' of Joseph S. Hedges
a....ll
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03

MARINE INsURANCE.-On Vessels lloats CargOcs
Freighs aud Merchandise transported River Canal
or RAILROAD. A. pOULSON General Agent.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
WALTON's BULLETIN.
WIlTE CASTLE SOAP for sale by A. WALTON.

NV IIITE UASTILE SOAP Tor sale hy A MAITON
Citrate Of Maenesia sold by Walton.
insaells Cow Drink, prepared by r. NJ Roche
Malton's IL the place to buy Balsam Of Pir
Tooth Bruahes-lots of thein-at Wntonis
English Military Soap-the genuine-solJ Inv Walton
Fresh crop ChamOmile at Walton's - ~
Surgeons Sponge, for sale by Walton
Port Monnaies, for sale al WsItons III
Waltoh N'''''f'f Y S'i-"'' q ca Or s"eU
'aIniN ipplea sold by A. Walton.
English White Felt Corn and pnno, pias,ors mad Inv
"e,nE and BY trial affords great relief sold at Waltons
T splenulu lot 81 Combs for sale ut walton's.
Iweezers Of various kinds, for sale at Wolton's
alr Brushes. tho cheapest lot in Delaware for sale
WAltoA'a Drug Store '' ' ~
cellent article at walton'a - "''sN'' "A" "N -
Wooleys salye sold by Walton
Ayrss Pills, sold Of Waltun's aetoo
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
WILLIAM .InNEs,


Va FURNITURE wAREROOMs,
MI Nos 03 anl los N. W. Corner Of Front and shpcy
Y lsrccts, Wilmington, Del All kinds Of Furniture
manufactured and keft constantly hand such ns Sufs
Chairs bureaus, Tables lloOk Gases, Wasstans cstcas
WhaNots sdeqNrls, Secretaries, Spring, Hair and Hus
Mattresses, 80, ~,
g0- Old Furniture Repaired ga
N u, c0FflNs made aud FUNERALS attended Mt the
shortest notice. arnDl.tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03

CREAM AND OYSTER sALooN.-The under
S2Sr0 signed having fitted up that somnodlons store
GSt tSNo 507 Market Street, Wilmington. Delaware,
-cSekSS for & first class Confectionery and Restau-
rant to the public that he is now prepared TO
receive their patronage lie intends that his Restaurant
shall he conducted in the best manner lie constantly
nv fashion Families will be served with Oysters, Ice
Cream Cakes Candies and Fruit at the shortest notice and
In tue very best style
His parlors are large and cOmmodioHs his walters courr-
ois and attentive By strict attention 10 business he
hopes to merit a share Of public patronage. -
nnr5a-1v GEoRGE II. ROBINSON.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
.TOR PRINTING


~ FACTORY.-THE SUBSCRI-
IA LfA bcr respectfully announces 10 the cit
NM Exam zens OF Wilmington, andthc public gen
E/AEsTsSA- orally that he hls commenced the Sad
s<AS49 die and Harness Making business, NJ
No. q Shpieg street, JetO@ I'd, Wilmington, Del.
The undersigned fully believes that a good Harness
establishment will be handsomely supported II conducted
IN manner to suit the wnntsof the people, Az Mr. H. the
only employer that makes his Saddles IN the hest and
most w0rlankc manner thus feeling assured that those
who may patronze him will receive full equivalent for
their money Ills stock cOnsso Plain and Quiloe Shat
toe Saddles Columbia aud Spanish Riding Saddles, Also
Plain and Common Saddles Single and Double Harness Of
all kinds, Wagon Harness. Brides Collars Wagon aud
Driving MhpH Trunks aud Nascs Carpet ags, fy-Nets,
Of all sorts IuinlOrobcs, Blankets &C. together with every
article, usually kept in thisn Of business all Of which o
will sell ~ low any other establishment IN the city,
np23-ly AMOS RlNGWALT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
INDWARD NIrINALL

II PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND ApOTHEcARY.
NO. " Market Street. New No. 1901 below Second krcns
constantly On hand good assortment of Drugs Merneg
Patent Medicines, &c. &c. all Of which no will sell M very
low prices Ills large kept for years il sulcent
guarantee that his customers have been satisfied.
hp22 EDW. McINALL No. AZ Market 81
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03

r7-7H-' THE IMPERIAL
DEPURATIVE.
THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY on THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY, -"
FOR THE PROMPT AND RADICAL
CURE OF SCROFUTAI
WIFE ~ F sME boNTs lp lPasEAs
LONG STANDING. ULCERATIONs
OF THE MOUTH AND
SORE EYES rrrrER, sca aiH4 Had,
GENERALLY, and all diseases arising from VT shiN
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD
In Scrofula, White Swelling and
Diseases of a like character. THE
IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE. in
a fair trial of its well known yir.
tues, will effect decided cures Of
the most inveterate and long stand
ing cases. One or two bottles
cannot be used without giving CIV.
idence of the unequalled curative
powers of this great remedy.
In TETTER, it has no equal.
1t will cure any case of letter. no
matter how old or obstinate. if q
fair trial of its powers is made,
For the cure of this troublesome
and intractable disease, it is more
generally and successfully used
than any other remedy in exist
ence.
tbs invaluable in cases of Scald
Head-one bottle used in such
cases fully establishes its control
over this disease.
Pimples and blotches of the
skin are effectually removed, and
at this season of the year, the use
Of one or two bottles of the I'M
PERIAL DEPURATIvE gives
to the skin a fresh, clear and
healthy appearance.
In cases of White Swelling.
Hip Diseases, Scrofula, Ulcers and
old sores, the Anti-Philogistic
ALL-HEALING SALVE
May be used to advantage. This
Salve is an invaluable remedy for
family use in all cases of Cuts,
Burns, Sores, Carbuncles, Felons,
&c.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
.JOEuN WAEKEEe .Jr

NO. ~ SIMPLIFY STREET, WILMINGTON. DEL man
nictnreH by steam all fashions and sizes Of panel Slut.
ierS, pivot aud stationary Blinds SASH Doors Window
Frames, Moutlings and Nenita Shutters hy 10 sash
On accommodating trImg, mny1Illv
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03

. NATNO liz MARKET STREET between Front
Nt "A f1 land Second streets, Fast sle--Oysters and
e.lRfsT Refreshments Of Enthusiastically the best
~ stye. The friends Of the undersigned are
respectfully invited to give hnIn call.
sen3-tf HENRY lIAAR.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
GROCERIES i! Groceries !
GROCERIES,, GROCERTES

DICHARD THORNTON, corior of Seventh and
III Madison Streets Wilmington Dell oera to his friends
aud the public generally complete assortment of roce
res Wines and Liquors lower than tho lowest rs he is
detNnned 70 keep Tho very hest Sugars, Coiees spcca
MOlaHses Vinegar ITEMS, and everything Nppertauing 10
complete grocery store. lie will as keep pure ni INN
dulteraed Bandes Wines whislles 0lna Jarnaca spir.
its, Cornls. All Of which he will deliver inside of Fen.
HOnAhlc distance without extra Charge, icoh.tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03

W . - ~ Il II H Il ~
5. W. CONNER III AND TENTH STREETS
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Wines, LIQUORS and Groceries,

Wines, Liquors and Groceries.
HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully callattenton to his
Il stock Of WINES AND LIQUORS. The facilities pos
scssed by him for obtaining all Wines and Liquors their
purity with long experience IN the business, affords
surunce for the character and quality Of his Wines
Among his stock may be found
CoGNAC BRANDY PALE DO, HOLLAND GIN,
JAMAICA SPIRITS. SCOTCH WHiSKEr.
Choice Old Whskey in wood and bottles.
LISBON SWEET MALAGA, CHAMPAGNE, PORT
MADEIRA, CLARET TENERIFFE SHERRY
Wines very choice and old, in wood and bottles.
Extra fine Monongahela whiskey, or years old; the
flavor cannot be surpassed fTayern keepers supplied
the most reasonable terms Families supplied with the
cheapest Wines and Liquors, for culinary purposes.
TO THE AFFLICTED.-Invaldsl In want Of old Wines
and Liquors OF various kinds for medicinal purposes may
rest assured obtaining them of the finest quality from
v c. GILPiN, $. W. corner Market and Tenth streets.
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS, for medicinal purposes.
with general assortment Of well selected GROCERIES,
always hand and for sale by c. dILPIN W corner
Market and Tenth streets.
TEAS, WINES, GROCERIES AND LIQUORS Of supe-
or quality Hotels country trade and consumers supplied
wholesale and retail by the cask dem John dozen pack
ages Of assorted kinds All orders y post otherwise
ceiycd giving limit in price, warranted TO be satslcc
y filed thu goods taken back Please call and
inc at V. {, GlLPlN'S 5. W. corner Market and Tenth
streets. janll
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-03
CHARLES D,EpONNEE.E,.

M ERClIAAT TAILOR, Corner Of Sixth and siplry Sts
~ Wilmington, Del, Has choice variety of Cloths Cas-
simciH and Ncstings which he will make upat tho shortest
notice and on accommodating terms. Persons Wishing u
prncure good article had better call and examine the
arge stock Of Eunla consinlItlN ON hnnh. mNI-1N