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The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
a Card.

As my name has been mentioned in connection
with the office of Representative, as candidate of
the Union Democrats of Shasta county at the ap-
preaching election, and L understand that in
many portions of the county | am considereda can
didate, feel it my duty to announce that | am
not candidate for Representative, or any other
Office at the coming election. At the solicitation
of many Union Democrats opposed to the shameful
coalition of the Union Democracy of Shasta with
Hhe Republicans, attempted by the Central Com
mittee, gave consent that my name might be used
a candidate, if my friends thought proper but
no formal announcement being made, now with
draw that consent, J. J. BELL
Clear Greek Bridge Aug 27, 1862. au30@
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

PuBLIc SPEASINe.-Hon. E. Garter and
t.oa Charles Eestnoreland viii address The
elt4eas Ct Shasta ibis evening
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

--...-......--.--......i.,' .'-...
Call ard examine our
machines before purchas-
ing elsewhere. We man
ufacture q large variety
of styles Of each stitch,
and adapted to the re
quircmeutz of all fami-
lies and manufacturers of
goods where sewing is
employed,
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

ence over them. seem to indicate some direl.
ting intelligence Superior to themselves.
Philadelphia, August l5th.-The Bulletin
has information from General Lears, who
left the Rappahannock yesterday morning.
to the effect that the troops had frequent
skirmishes with the rebels while falling back
from the Rapidan. The losses were not Sc
rious. Pope holds the railroad bridges with
two commanding positions opposite the Rap
pahannock. which the rebels assailed several
times. Our troops are distributed along the
rive. and resisted all assaults. They viii be
ableto maintain their position until their june
ton with other army corps enables them to
assume the offensive. The rebels are en-
deavoring to turn orr right, to get into cur
rear BIZ way of Warrenton.
New York, 25th.-A Rappahannock letter
saws: On the morning Of tue 2lst the enemy
opened a battery on our centre, and contin-
ued to throw shot and she'll vigorously for
several hours. A little higher up it was dis
covered that the enemy had. during the night,
constructed bridge over the river at this
point The brilliant affair reported TO have
taken place in the vicinity of this bridge was
the one in which Sigel's batteries were con-
cerned. On this battery the rebels opened
fire. after which our battery ceased, having
been apparently Withdrawn. Three rebel
regiments rushed across the bridge, and nc
sooner had they crossed than Sigel's battery
opened on the bridge The fourth shot com
dletely demolished it. At the same time a
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
A CARD.
business Notice.
q. n. HEALD'S
February List Of New Books,

MORT LAFAYETTE, tale Of Love and Sc
eessiou, by Benjamin Wood.
John Brsnt by the late Major winthrop, author Of cs'
eli Dreenls.
POEMS. with Autobiography and other Notes by u II.
stockton, Chaplain TO Congress-
Nighth Census Of the United Stairs Of America 1890
The privilege Of the writ of Habeas Corpus under tile
C1nstiiution, by Horace Dnney. Esq.
New Edition Army Regulations. revised lahnuy, lsIs.
Pilgrims Of Fashion, by Cornwaili-.
Seven sons Of Mamnon
Dlnah.
sutherlands. by the author Of Ilutiedge.r
J. Tom Tiddlrrs Grouns bJ Chas. Dickens
Memoirs and Remains Of Alexis he TocqneNe author
VI Democracy 10 Americg.
Tragedy cf Errors.
ReIivio MAdici. "a Letter to Priendf ''Chrsllnn
Morals "Urn-Bnral' and other papers, by Sir Thomas
Browne, Mt4M. D.
LilIiesleaL iy flr author of "MaI garet Maitland
United States Register and Euc Book iur lSG2, contain
ing list Of Al the officers Of the Federal Government
Ac.. &C.. &c.
Rebeilion Record Part II, with Portraits of General
Mansfield and General Mcdowell.
The Continental Monthly for February.
Appleton's neW American cyclop@dia 10 Volumes nov
Ali choice publications Of tho day received as
| Published at
Wholesale aud Retail Book and Stationery Store,
| 4. 'febe :. ~ AL hurkrt Street Wilmington Dol.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
Vinegar Mandatory.
POT T e r Y.

F'HE Subscribers would respectfully inform the public
Il that they continue to manufacture Earthcrn and
hoekngham Ware II all kinds at the Of Water
hand at the lowest figures Orders for any article allied
at the shortest notice. Flower Pots, Vases &c. tasteful
" gotten up at moderate prices. Their work for beauty
jan IIlm zEIaLER NEuMAYsn.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
slIERIFg,s SALE.

my virtue Of "A writ Of Ais. Nen1tioni txp9na- TO = +,
directed Will i eNposed to Public saiu ~ the il
II John Foster Ia the city Of Wilmington In New tsi'i
rtihty DEL an SATURDAY the 29l day march, ~ =
At O'Clock, Il. VI the follow ng de7rrled Nthi L'la"'
~; -, -, ,..t =.
u,,e IN tG village aud Hundred vi BrnndSwhc ~ ts
county vi Nuw Castle bounded ami uesrrMu ~ ivllp"
t,wit lcpiunng at tho sJnltlly side al the Wilhi'N
ION and Philadelphia Turnpike ani tue main street M u
said village at Samuel Rilby'a nr thence with 81!
Highly line sutriy about eighty feet moro ~ Less
the fence II, ding this iIum other lands Of Ahh uthn
where il now stands, thoncr I'll said fence westerly ~
Teen feet To- stake, thence noriherly parallel with iu
lrs described about eighty feet more or LESS 70 i'
siti,l side vi -li1 turnpike main street anu lhtW
Herewith e.stcrly sixteen feet 10 the place VI heglhiF
be lie routens oIe less, with frame Grocery stm
and Kitchen thereon erected s,,.,,..,,, ~,
M. An that lot, piece parcel of Land WIN hie,
stony Brick dwelling thereon erected. situate, lying w
hp1 III the city Of Wilmington Aforesaid Particular,
bounded and described as follows towii; beginning ~
stake on the easery side Of Madison atreei NJ III 7
lance Of one hundred and lteen feet from tho Nohe
ia side of Filth street thence by tho htn ot hnlsn se
westerly seventeen feet to stake, thence Huulvrly i
lllM with Filth street siAtyscven feel blk inches u
stake thence eastarly parallel with Madison street iq g.
street siXty-soyen six inches to the PLACE Of begin
| hing, b. the contents more or lrsi - .
| Mob. A lot in the SAME CITY al wilmington "i1
tl,re. story Brick Dwelling uause iufsun erected Z"
the easery side VI Madison street between Fourth an
Tiith strcets adjoining and bounded by Madison sire,
and lands Of Hugh Sweeney aud Mr.. sarah Montgomery
md now occupied by Robert Pt ~ tenant thereon III
der the said William Sweeney -.
seized and taken in execution % . property OF WI
''u' '"'''''' LIZ Is. MOORE, sheriff
| sherniis Onice, New Castle, mar ! mar S, 1869
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22


10Y Sifttie IL /, witt IT icniiti1n ENprlas t' me III
ID reeied viii he exposed t" rnhir -ic NJ the hy'ri
o. John foH'r Ia Tue ct - Nni"sSna;, " ~ a.
Tia county aud >tate o. Delaware, on sAFtkDAh ne
}1ili l o. March 1863 Ut nttk 7 W., IN ''''pNlhg
.e.srihed Rcal E7tua VIZ;
AL tho estate. right title aud interest nl tidhc- va
MT Inv rJny to, in and ont Of tho following 'a
estate, situate ~ tho city IT Wilmington. New Castle
county, Delaware. to.wit
No /. An that l5t or parcel Of Land with b ek
Dwelling thereon erected beginning On the easterN aus
Ut spruce struet At the distance Of ihirylhi"o irei *
Inches from the ncrthery sdo or Sixth street ri the @
die Of tue division wall hetwern tins and the AJpiinR
brick house. late Of Joseph string, thence WIN
sil Strings line parallel with sixth street seventy NO
feet to land late Of Lows turrtt, THENCE ~ re-
with nortlcry parallel with slruce stree" .eventnon =
siN inches stake thence westerly parallel with SAN
street seycntSivr eet to the said side OF spruce
ami th.uee Herewith soathefiy seventeen ieet =A hrrs
TO The beginning, be tho c0utenis more or les
Nc. =. Bcglnnngnt point Oh tho ehseiy sie 81 l. ih-
bai street between McUnlleA and Twelfth ilett, ~
distance of twenty-five leet three iuchoS from IL, no. IT.
cily e Ol McCaullOy strcet NJ corner OF lanh nov 81
late OF Joseph Hayes thence through the middle III ile
lutitipn wall between thus and said Hayes on7e 4
ieriy uinilol with NcCaulley my feet e. utni
thence sputherly parallel with Lombard street twenty
lsu feet three inches 10 the uorteiy ae oi Mruanh
direct thence along the same easteTly twenty four eo
six aud ahalf inehes stake, thence nurthery pnrHll.
with Lombard street y-nne feet to the Honiherly re
Of fur feet wide ALLEY, themes along the aahr wrttt
parallel with McCaulley street scventy-lunr feel six l
half inches the aforesaid side Of Lombard street, aid
thence along the southcrly tirtyihipo feet time
inches the beginning, be the contents more or less
Nu.5. All those lots of Lani, each with Hi,k
Dwelling thereon sluhtsl, the eastetly side ul iii-
har street and nortlerly side " McuahlleN apuI'
Ing in the Whole front On Lombard street OF lor'y'els
rl and depth at Nifty feet lie the contents more -
less.
No. l. Two lots Of land the southcriy side OF McC-
leg street hrginning point one hundred anl iltll
ve FROM the eisiery side o lombard street then, 9
sunthery parallel with Lombard street hyeshi lett "
four oc wide alley, thence along said alley "Hst'i )
pHi aol with McOHulley street thirty itet u slnhi
thence northcry parallel with lombard street my eight
net IL The side Vi AlcCauey street. thence with tile -ale
westerly my feet To the beginning, be the contents hi'
or less. -,
~ o. Two lots u Land The nurthuiy side vi Eie,
entl street. beginning point ninety re distNht non
the westerly side vi rine street having forty iuel irnl
and sndng hnck lAty-ciglh eei ioa tour te'l W"'
alleI. he thr contents more az tHs
seized aud taken IN execution The property nj ffaa
81. Vincent AMI Ia be sold by
LEVI i. MOuhE, Shrtin,
Slerinia Ofice New Ct-il', MAJ l'iuar 3 ls''!
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
Notice.

IriE subscriber intending to his business from
his present location to Market Street between Front
aud ID Streets offers for sale his Stock NJ extremely low
price. The stock consist VI MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, LOOKING GLASSES, BA SKETS
aud a almost cucs, variety 81 Fancy aud snl arti-
cle. lie Invites his patrons aud the public TO call aud
examine lcr thpmSrlres
mar GEO. \. DAT1ERRunY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
An Ordinance.

AN Ordinance concerning Lamps aud Lamp Posts.
II. il or,aittd By the City Council OF Wilmington That
il any persons or persons slu after the passage o ths
ordnaIce extngnsh break destroy, iiJnre, overthrow
or carry away nny public Lamp Lamp Poat treeteh hS
authority Of tho City Council private subscription or
Otherwise in any al the Streets neH or Alleys Of ms
civ every person offending. and every person adlhS
ar Ebetng tho aane shall forfeit and pay ior oae ah
erary public lamp lamp post 50 cxnHulaileu arokeh
estfoye injured oyerthtOwn carried away hne NOV
exooeiin ten dollars nor less than one dollar as well as
sum suficent to replace every auap or lamp post 80
hrotcu destroyed Injured overthrown ~ carried away
o That the ordinance entitled an ordnance io The
security OF the public lamps aud Temp posts ereclr ~
his borough passed March % is2 be ana the sans n
hereby repealed. ,., ,sao
Passed 1t the Ci,y Hall, February 10Th, ise2
JOHN NJ. TURNER. President.
Attest. ). MARKS, Clerk Of clty Council marl'lt
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
n. BringElurst & CO.,

PRACTICAL DRUGGISTS AND PHARMA-
CEUTlSTS, CORNER SIXTH AND
MARKET STREETS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22

NY virtue Of writ Of Als. vcndiiioni Exponas to me
( drcccd will he exposed to Public sale at the Hotel
Il u, " DcfI,on. in the village Of Newark, in White
Clay Greek Hundred. New Castle county, Del on FIX
fonwhlg described llenl Estate, towit;
lot or piece Of Land with Frame House Thereof
rect situate In Pencader Hundred, New Castle cou
~ and State Of Delaware bonnie' by lands Of william
Walker (n) James Combas M and 2ebulon james. q
containing one acre Of Ian !, NOR, or less.
Seized and taken in execution i. the property Of ella,
ION Earl, and To be sold BY . .. -, -.
snerin's Office, Npw Castle. mar l-nar : 1867
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22

TO THE PUBLIC.-THE UN-
SSss DKRsIaSRD being we'll known writer,
-.<1fpS$N would offer his services to all requiring
fs.lAalA Literary aid. lie will furnish addresses,
hs oratons, Essays, Presentation peeches aad
replies, Lines for Albums Acrostcs-preparo matter foe
the Press-0btuares and write Poetry upon any subject
Address (port paid FINLEY JOHNSON,
dec3-tf Baltimore, al.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
RRY FEET


's'HE LONG SOUGHT PRINCIPLE OK,
1 making and KEEPING BOOTS, SHOES, and 9ll
LEATHER, WATERPROOF, without iniurins the
leather is combined in the
RUSSIA WATER-PRoOF
COMPOSITION.
il makes Bots and Shoes inperyious to dampness u the
directions followed in applying IT,
KEEPS THEM SOFT, PREVENTS CRACKING,
can polish with Backing we'll after before its app
cation does soil tho stockings us mnny others 90 "
il free from Blntking) aud what Ia equal to ALL pair OF
ioots or Shoes will long again for using H. 80
that pnir OF Boots cost 49, they Will be worth $40 at
ter applying the Composition III
rostilnonias by the thousands coula be added asto the
truth OF what Il stated One from
LIEUT. GEN. SCOTT,
no doubt will prove saincory, After having tested
fr wear the week he sailed for Europe, he said u the
manufacturer at ID good article, md every man IA
OUT army oughtto hareit LiKEl and rhall send @'
more" 49,. l.. 80. :. a. -
shoes sine or AZ welna winter, most Of the dapnes
comes from these parts and pair Of solea will wear ~
long again for It. As Il does not cost much save this al
vcrilseInsut and give the Composition trial. .
DON'T forget the name. Ask for the RUSSIA WATER
| PROOF.
GEORGE II. WALTER, corner 3rd and Market street,
Wilmington, sole agent for Delaware. tebl
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22

Horses and Carriages 10
Hire.
THE subscriber takes sszs,zs ~
l. ~ this occasion to announce ~ s3zsa,/'
frT7ywfE a 10 the public that he has Es$4x@<fs31
pXsfe92&S taken the Stables former All&---S 2-
TX NJ ly occupied by Philip Matthew'S King
seZMztazs, street, below Fourth. adjoining the Odd
FeiIews' Hall. where THk BEST OF HoRSEs AND VIZ
mCLEs will DO kept for Hire. The citizens Of Whining
tom and vicinity may assured that they away.
procure sao and reliable animals aud carriages at All
tmes and on the most reasonable terms liberal share
OF the public patronage IL respectfully solicited Horse
taken on Livery at the usual rates when they will be Ia
ken care OF by experienced hcslers suporntended b,
the undersigned. [iaulsIy JAMES BENNETT.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
LEWIS NORMAL INSTITUTE

soR PHYSICAL EDUCATION, BOSTON, MASS.
The first term of this Institute will open on
the Fourth day Of July, 1861.
II is fully incorporated and will have 70 IT
able Professors, DR.. bio Lewis filling the chs IL
ofGymnastics.
In this institute, Ladies and Gentlemen will
be fully prepared to teach three hundred pyia.
nastic exercises, admirably adapted to rchoni.,
families and the general gymnasium
All Interested can send for ii circular, ea-
closing stamp. Direct to Dr.. bio Lewis u *
~, Boston, Mass.
LEWIS NEW GYMNASTICS.
AND BOSTON JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL
CULTURE,
VIII be published at Lewis New Gymnasium.
No. 20 Essex street, at the head OF Harrison
Avenue.
More than two hundred new Exercises will
he presented in this Journal making system.
admirably adapted to both public and private
use.
The paper will be largely illustrated. Let
no one interested in Physical Culture fail 10
send for it.
Single copy, Sl.oO Three copies, $500. Five
copies, $500. Ten copies, $500. Strictly in
advance.
All letters to be addressed, Dr. do LEWIS
(Box l2,) Boston, Mass.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
Ornamental PIasterlng.

EVILS CURLETT, NO. ZIG MARKET
Il STREET, respectfully announces To his friends,
aud the architects and builders Of Wilmington and ylc-
ity that he Is prepared 10 execute all orders in his line
with neaness. romptneas and despatch. My work IL II
that character that defy competition from the mrcnn-
les Of Philadelphia and the larger cities In point cheap
ness and durability. Don't forget to call ut 716 Market
street when you want work done. Blue Hens Chickens
support your mcchancs-it will be to your interest.
dec2s-iy LEWIS CURLE1'r.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
An Ordimance.

An Ordinance to amend ordinance entitled an ord.
nance providing for the care Of the Streets Lanes ami
Alleys of the city.
lie it ordained BY the City Council Of Wilmington
That ordinance providing for the care OF the streets
The worts "City Commissioner wherever the same may
occur in the snil ordinance, aud inserting In lieu there's"
lilo words Srert Commissioner that the officer pro-
ydsi for by the said ordinance shall hereafter be sye
street Commissioner. aud shall perform all the duiie'
heretofore rnoned upon the City Commissioner, and y
all future publications the uanie shall be printed accord
ingy. :.
See . That the street Commissioner shall report =
The CITY Council Immediately OH the completion Of worl
ordered by the Council. excepting paying between h
curb lines provided for by Section u city chaterD tn
expense Vi the md the amount due from the per
sons or estates for such improvements
Passed at the City Hall, February 2Oth, 1867.
JOHN NJ. TURNER, President
Atie.t--L. AARIs. Clerk OF city Council marl-tt
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
sheriff. sale.

DY virtue Vi writ Of Levar facias ~ me direct 81,
ID will By Npo-e 10 Public Sale ut the Hotel oil riiiip
Marvel in The vlagc Of Chrisina, in White clay Creek
Hundred Sew Castle county anil stale Of Delaware on
FRIDAYlh The 18th luy OF March, ls62, ut IL oclock A.
NJ, ihe/ Glowing Described lleal Estate. to-wit:
ANY lot piece Or parcel Of Land situate ~ ehris
tiana village, ~ White CLAY Greek Hundred in The c"tn
~ and state aforesaid. bounded on the north bS the
Wilmington anl nrindywine Turnpike on the rasi ~
lot belonging 10 William Silver and one belonging TO
William Esbar; Ileisior, on the south by lind o Malter
SouthgAte. nAI The west by land Vi luln Wright
aud more particularly described follows tOwit Be
ginning 1T q for the -nd William sVtr
aud william Egbert Ieisler, aud running south ilhriy-
degrees i've ionths Of perch to asHkr thece
south iorty-nnc degrees west four and one TENN 'ch
to the above mentioned turnpike, thence south MT! onn
degrees west two Hui eighteenth perches, thence south
rtstwo mud onenlf degrees cast eleven and oe-teath
poreher thence north ferry degrees Gust three AMI Ney
wsnteths Of percl hence north ofts.twc and hsii
tegtees ia aud scyentenihs Of perch tothe place
VI beginning. cinl aiming hriy-four square perch'Foi
lani, be The same more or les.
Seized aud akon in execution Ms the property OF DAVIS
Hnnna, Trustee og Lctta NJ Dixon, Jordan Dixon mi
~e.itla N. his vc aud trrse tenants and g. Dc s"ti
LEY L. MOORE. shein.
Sherin = 0'ices- New Castle. Ina ca mar s. 'sdl
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
CIRCULAR.
CAPELLE g. WALTON,

The subscribers having .his day entered into copati
shin under tho iiru names of
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
NEW INVENTION
Artificial Cheoplastic Bone Teeth,
Without metal plate or clasps
DIR. y. d. sIGEsMoN


DIR. y. u. sIGEsM oND.
$40 Broadway, New York, and $50 Pennsyly y
mia Avenue, Washington, D. q.
Calls the attention Of the public TO the folio T.
ing advantages of his improved system;
LIST. The teeth OF his manufacture will net .r
corrode uor change color by acids, and P e
throe-fourths lighter than amy other.
3D. No teeth or roots need be extracted, "
the artificial ones can be inserted over them
Sd. The roots will be made noffensive . q
never to ache.
4th. NO temporary teeth are needed, as p. =
nihnrnt ones chtt ~ sdaa ianf.4Cd1ntu1y TUT r
by preserving the natural oppression Of u
face, which, under the old system, ia f-equet T.
ly disfgured
5th. This work has been fully tested, i,r
over Eve years by many OF the first Ohemis u
aud Physicians of this and the old country.
DR.. 5. has also invented II white indestrucli-
BILE metal filling, with which the most senss.-
tive teeth can be filled without pain, and can
build up II perfect sound tooth on any siit
roots, which will last through life time.
He refers to the following gentlemen: DR.. ".
Mott, DR.. Doremus, Prof OF Chemistry; Hoa.
A. Mann, jr. Capt Crabiree, Vice President u
the Emigration 20. of New York; Hon judge
Wayne, of the Supreme Court, Of Washingto l.,
D. g., and thousands Of others.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22

I MOST REsPECTFULLY OFFER MY
self the Independent voters of New Castle county.
Unconditional Union candidate for Sheriff, At the
coming fall cleeiiOu SYLVESTER RiANiiAHD.
a n
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
Atlsal, J. MAms, Ger, q ihO CITY Council
S oSs CID e'IoaI.' 4m~.o,, .,..,-.s.s-
PASSED. At the o''E JoIi~saN. TunSfll, ipesido



=, ,i,auc, 10 authorize a loan and TO appfpimie
A ~, snnir for the purchase Of land Tor IN additional
reservoir. a., 49,, r.nncu AZ WILMINGTON. fpui
s,i ~ ali Inc members thgIli cunenrFns ,ha no ~
@ Commit 60 hc s,i ~ hereby author4e' % pI"N,
ny my, Lass tan par On the credit Of the ety tis auh y,
~ thousnnh dollars lnr which niefer ~ tlV rN ~
nssm cent her ennum shall be pnid half yearly M Tue
Arst DAYS Of January aud July ,..,,t. tn,,,,. s Al
ra" hnndrsl and fiiy dollars eacli Goniinehsins '"p
-, IN. and Cettitctte4 therefor IN the usual l9ih ~
io.,trs If CITY Loan shall be- esilel ~ -ueh ahl9nHt
az IL. lender may require but not for any sum e- ''
my dollars. .... ,.a,,o,voi under tlr eutlinri.
=, ,his ordinance hereby appointed t"r inc pnruns
u Land t.r an additional reservoir tor tir US" :" :,
a,ts work; that i, s,y for the nnrnlHe o. ~, ~
,1 situaIri In tile western par ot tho Nlly OF Mimns
n and now owned by the herH and Representative. q
1nshua (Iilp together with all the rghiHi in,.F' pl
yIlSees heriiit,ncnts and appurtenancta wla'sos'H
ihefeunte belonging Of IN MY wise apperlan"s 'hs"1
hv IA m net VI the General Assembly ps'eI Wy 1Nst
t,,atv 3lgt IL o. enti:ed farther supplement W Wy
", snttlmI nn act to limit tie city Debt " Wilmington
and 10 roydo the discharge thereof pasted req s7'
iSin. - -, &C.. .,,. 1850
'"'' - JOHN NJ. TURNER, President
Attest }. MARKS, Clerk Of tho City Connect y
mar
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22

fI'hE undersigned desire call tho attention Of tho
1 Agriculture Community To their
PIIOsPHATIC FERTILIZEH,
which has given much satisfaction to Farmers ADD
uthcrs In different sections Of Tho country that i cor
hlenty recommended aA one Of tho BEST MANURE
ever offered to the Public. Price $40 ~ per TON ots o
lbs. We also Manufacturer
Meat and Bone ompost,
which Its nameimports IS composed Of Meat Bone ami
OfAl from the Slaughter House, combined with othti
materials, rrndfTng It valuable and cheap article wet
adapted promote the growth Of Corn, Potatoes anl
Vegetables generally. Price only s2a 90 per Ton.
"a Super-fne GROUND. HONE warranted pure
Price $50 on per ton. Address
TASRER 4 CLARK,
:. W Cor. Eighth 81. Washington Avenue philadelphia
81 The above Fertilizers for sale by W. r. J. y,
| Culbretl, Dover; n. t. Underwood, Smyrna, Del.
mar LIFT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-22
NN.EICE.

,,utp attention Of parties furnishing Willow Wood Tor
M M ne il called 10 the following specifications:
b, wood nst be young branch wood not over four or
years growth straight, clear and tres OF heptt anu y
I neeied eight doliars per cord will he paid and un-
mssd aix dollars and fifty cents per cord ON delivery
y, h mills IL unpeeled 1t must be delivered soont,er
,,,g before the bark sets. No old knotty or pahly
s,yoo viii be received except at cord wood prices
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