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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-13

NEW YORK. May I'.-CO1'rON quiet and firm; sales
trifinE at a74 for mddlimr uplands.
FtOUR-Nales u 500 hblS state and western heavy,
and 10 a l5c lower; supene state $3.50 a 460 extra
81 10 a ASS; round hoop Ohio S505 @ $50; extra
western 81 u a S.; southern lower; sales 1880 bills
mixed good IS q $50; fancy AMI extra SIS a 81
Cana3a 10 @ I5c lower; sales HOO bbs; extra 81 rs @
6,21
CIR lTN.-Wheat q &c lower. and more DOING sales
$500 bu; Milwaukee Clubl 10 a. LIB white Michigan
40; very choice Bed aud mixed ltstc LIZ q lis Corn
favors buyers sales SO coo bu h; mixed western 81 a s.
PROVISIONS Beef quiet and firm: sales 200 bbls
country $3.50 q lO prime Sc a Il repacked Chca
go s2 @ 1850: PRIME mess $40 a y, Pork dull heavy
and ower sales go bbis mesS II IS "a l2,S7s: prime
SlU Cut active; sales 100 pkGs including 10
hhds; extra long cut hams les shoulders q a AZ;
has st % o.; Bacon quiet. Lard lower; sales 800 bbs
at II a SIC. Butter unchanged. Whskey heavy and
lower; sales 1900 bills AT 2l q 25c for state and western
Rice firm; 1000 bags East India at Al a 53c
Sugars firm: sales 1900 hh.s Muscovado at 90 Sc;
Porto tco u 6lSs Coffee active ard tnr; 1900
bags Rio part &c., MolRsses quiet 10 hhds BarDa-
does at 26c; q hhds Aluscovado at Bic.
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XXxvIIth COngress-First Session.
WASHINGTON, May u.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. LATHAM presented a memorial from
the chamber Of commerce of San Francisco in
relation to the repeal of the duty on silver
ore.
Mr.. DooLITTLEs bill for the collection of
direct taxes in insuTectionary districts was
passed.
The resolution to adjourn May 18th, was
taken up.
Mr.. DAVIS moved to insert the I'd of June,
in support of which, he argued strongly upon
certain acts passedby this session of congress,
thinking they had better adjourn before pass
ing any more unconstitutional laws, which he
shall advise his constituents to resist
Mr.. WILSON charged him with reasonable
sentiments.
Mr.. DAVIS said Mr.. Wilson had not used
his words, and re-stlted them.
Mr.. WILSON said he did not desire to press
the matter. The resolution on adjournment
was laid on the table.
Mr.. SUMNER offered a resolution that the
confscation committee consider the expedien-
cy Of providing that in judicial proceedings to
confscate property and free slaves of rebels
no witness be excluded on account of color.
Laid over.
The following was laid over also THAT
the confscatiOn committee consider the ex-
pediency of providing that our soldiers be en-
titled to bounty lands out of the real estate of
rebels. After executive session, adjourned.
HOUSE.
The house passed the bill empowering the
medical inspector general to discharge from
service any soldier or enlisted man laboring
under physical disability.
Mr.. WICKLIFFE asked leave to introduce
resolutions to the effect that the wholesale
tnr 1+iol ,Ff l,1
of the United States, and forbidden by the
constitution.
Mr.. BINGHAM objected, and Mr.. Wickliffe
withdrew his resolutions for the present The
consideration of the bill to abolish slavery
wherever the federal government has exclu-
sive jurisdiction was resumed.
Mr.. LovEJoY modified the bill so as to pro-
hibit slavery, henceforth and forever, in all
territories of the United States, now existing
or hereafter to be formed or acquired in any
way.
Mr. Cox moved to table the bill. Disagreed
to-, 40 against 81.
Mr.. LovEJoY moved to strike out the pre-
amble.
Mr.. Cox wished to amend it by saying ian
act to carry out the Chicago platform, and
dissolve the Union"
Mr.. Lovejoys motion was agreed to. The
bill passed, So against so. The title was th9n
amended to conform.
A committee Of conference was appointed
on the homestead bill.
Mr.. SHELLABARGER introduced a bill de-
fining and Furnishing as high crime the adher-
ing or giving aid and comfort to persons en-
gagged in the rebellion. 1t is intended to sup
ply what is understood to be required by the
recent judicial decision that it is not treason,
within the meaning of the act Of 1880, to give
aid and comfort to the rebellion.
Inc house went into committee on the bill
giving pensions to soldiers in the present war.
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cilitate the movements of different divisions !;
siege guns are being mounted in great num-
bers, and nothing is wanting on our part to
win the contest.
CAIRO, l2th.-The steamer Sky-Lark just
arrived from the feet with nothing but rumors
about the naval battle of Saturday. When
the Sky-Lark left furious cannonading was
heard in the direction of the fort, which was
plainly distinguished till after the steamer
passed Tiptonville. 1t is expected the next
news will be of the occupation of the bluffs
and the evacuation of the forts.
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FIGHTING NEAR PENNINGTON.

NEAR FARMINGToN, May 0, P. MO Ma
3Or General HdllecE: = The enemy, 10000
strong, drove in our pic1ets beyond Farming
ton, and advanced upon the brigade occupy
ing the further side of the creek in front of
my camp. The brigade held on for five hours,
until finding them heavily pressed in front
and on the flank and that l could not sus-
tain them without passing the creek with nv
whole force which would have been contrary
to your orders and would have drawn on a gen
eral engagement, withdrew them to this side
in good order. The conduct of the troops
was excellent, and the withdrawal was made
by them very reluctantly The enemy made
a demonstration to cross, but abandoned the
movement Our loss is considerable, though
l cannot yet tell how great. The enemy, be-
ing much exposed, suffered severely, one Of
his batteries being complely disabled, and his
infantry line having been driven back several
times. My command are eager for the adj
vance. JOHN POPE,
Major General.
Pennington is five miles northwest of Cor
inth. The only forces engaged was Plummer
and Palmer's brigades. The weather is warm
and pleasant All is quiet in front, the enc
my having retired
CHICAGO, May Especial dispatches
from Cairo to the Times, says the steamer Me-
teor, from Pittsburg Landing Sunday morn
ing, had arrived. There had been no general
engagement, although the situation of the ar
mics was more threatening than at any time be-
fore. There had been severe skirmishes, which
served to show the intention Of the contest
ing forces. 1t was definitely ascertained that
the enemy is strengthening all his defences
instead Of abandoning his entertainments. An
innumerable force of negroes are at work fell
ing trees, forming abattises, and strengthen
ing the earthworks. 1t is now known that
Lowell had reached Corinth with thirty thou
sand men, and it can now no longer be a
matter of. doubt that Beauregard is preparing
his army for desperate struggle. Our re-
connoitering parties invariably meet the
enemy, go where they will, and on hills, in
woods, along roads, the rebels seem to be pres
ent in overpowering strength. Preparations
for battle are being made on grand scale.
Roads are being cut through the woods to IA
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From Gen. McCIelIan'S Command.
WITHIN go MILES OF RICHMOND.
SUNDAYS REPORT.
BY TELEGRAI


Two AND ONE-HALF MILES FROM New
KENT, CUMBERLAND, VA, Sunday Morning,
May ia company of the sixth cavalry
pushed on last night to White House, five
miles from here, on the Pamunkey river, bet
ter known as the Curtis estate, owned by a
son of Gen. Robert L. Lee. The company
secured seven thousand bushels of wheat and
four thousand bushels of corn. The rebels
had burned the railroad bridge and the
town, and torn up the road for some distance
towards Richmond. The distance from
White House to Richmond by railroad is
twenty-three miles. The guboats arrived
here this morning. and are now on the way to
White House. The rebels blockaded the
river two miles below here, but they were
blown up without much trouble. The rear
guard Of the enemy is at Tunnels Depot, five
miles from the White House. A contraband
who left Richmond on Friday reports that the
city is full of sick soldiers, and that the citi-
zens are focking in from the surrounding
country.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS CUMBERLAND, Sunday Eve
ming, May II, 1S62.-There has been no
movement of troops to-day, as Gen. McClel-
Ian was DESTROYS of observing the day, and
giving his men an opportunity to rest. The
reports to-day brought in by scouting parties
sent to the Chickahominy on the left, a dis
lance of thirteen miles, confirms the burning
of both Jones and the bridge across that riv-
er. The enemy was seen in considerable
force on the opposite side. There is nothing
new from the road to Richmond by the way
of Bottom Bridge on the right, or the mail
coach road leading from New Kent Court
House.
We learn from contraband belonging to
Gen. Lee, who left Richmond yesterday, that
the troops who retreated by that road are en-
camped at the toll gate, some eight or ten
miles this side Of the city. He met but few
troops between here and that point He was
driving a four horse team containing a trunk
and some private property belonging to Gen.
Lee. The generals wife had left White
House, and is stopping with physician few
miles in advance.
A strong picket of the army made its APP
pearance about two miles from White
House to-day. They were not interfered with
until, becoming too bold, a gunboat which ar
rived about l o'clock shelled them out. The
noise must have been heard at Richmond, as
it is only twenty miles off.
FORTRESS MONROE, 6.25 P. NJ, May 18th.
Nothing new from Gen. Mcclellan to-day.
The telegraph line TO his headquarters works
well, and is constantly employed with govern
ment business. Some of the crew of the
Merrimac deserted from Pig Point and have
just come in at Newport News.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-The senate to-day
confirmed the nomination of Daniel f.
Sicl1les as brigadier general, to date from the
original appointment; John w. Hunt of New
York to be brigade surgeon; j. w. Mans
field, consul at Bogota; and corporal Marion
Howard, of the first company infantry, to be
second lieutenant in the fifth company infant
ry, for good conduct at the battle of Spring
field, where he was wounded.
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Items.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-Two hundred slight
ly wounded soldiers left the hospital this eve
ming for their homes by special train, mostly
New York and Jersey soldiers.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Parson Brown
low, accompanied by his son, daughter, and
Mrs Chlds, leaves for New York by the Am
boy line tomorrow morning.
PHILADELPHIA, May PA schooner, load
ed with Petroleum oil, was burnt tonight, at
the wharf. The fire was caused by the explo-
sion of barrel of that commodity.
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NEW YORK. May l2-ST0CKS active and better; Chi
cago and Rock Island g. Cleveland and Toledo Az; Ga
Chicago "a; Illinois Central scrip Michigan
S9ut ern euarantecd 523 Alchigan southern Railroad
25t; Michigan Central 6l4 Harlem preferred 81; Hudson
railroad a; Erie Railroad Sss Erie preferred 6is; Read
Ing 493; Pacific Mail ll3f; Central SO; American
Gold 03t Ohio skies 6015; California 81 Mis-
sui skies 53s Tennessee skies 603; Treasury lOts
1859 skies wear certificates, 100; U skies OF
IA coupons $50; skies 81 coupons, 1864; skies
81, registered lU54.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-13

A CARD.-Havng disposed of our ma
~ chinery and business to RICHARDSON MERRI
mer patrons. j NARRiiTT h 20
Worcester, April 25. 1862. dots my6
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From Gen. McDowelps Army.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT RApPAHAN-
Mock, OPPOSITE FREDERIcKsnuRc Nav II
Inc enemy advanced upon Green Rood. this
afternoon, but fell back, after losing a lieuten-
ant and ten men, who were cut off bv gallant
Maj. Dutiie, of Harris light cavalry.
(Signed) j. McDowEII
Major General Communicable,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-13

for completely in the murder of the Harris
Guards, are reported to have deserted their
house last night.
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KENNEOYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.


The attention of the public is called to this most ex-
ceent Of all Lnments perfect and speedy cure for
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation of the
fluids arising from checked perpirationis cured by
few bottles OF kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
NEURALesTA-the king of all paints caused by
Inflammation CT the ves-is instantly cured by
few applications of kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMEET.
SIR 8ENS are caused by over-extenson and a
suddenre action of the musces-is cured by bot
ties Of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT equally good
for man
PLEUEsISY is an inflammation of the lining of
the ribs-is cured by few bottles of KENNEDY RdEU
MATIC LINIMEET.
RUIS as are caused by sudden pressure of the
neSh and smashing OF the tssuess instantly relieved
by kENNEDY,s RHEUMATIC LINMENT.
Ck NJ II Is a contraction Of the muscles caused by
sudden StOppage of the fluid which prevents
animal life having free flows cured by few appca
tions OF KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
BlLIOUS COLLIE is caused by neuralgia in the
stomach and bOwels-take teaspOonful of KESNEDY s
RHEUMATIC LINIMERT in warm water every half hour
unit cured
SOGE THROAT AND HOA RISEN ESS
are caused by unnatural dryness Of the glandswe
piece OF flannel with KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
apply it ON going to bed and you will be wellip the
morning
HEADACHE AND THRORBING OF
TIE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from insensbe
perspiratiOn-is cured by applications of KENNE-
DY's RHEUMATIC LGNIMENT.
WEA kNESS OF THE RACK,-Foow the
direction in the circular around each bottle.
1t good for roOthache, Earache Swelled Face and
Inflammation of every kind Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
Manutat tured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
Mass. Price 50 cents. sold by DAVID SCOTT, GEO.
McCoNVILLE, W. II. GoULDING, and by Druggists
.Herywhere
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Save Money
DRESS SILKS /! DRESS SILKS /!
SUN UMBRELLAS 1!

800 SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs, direct from
manufacturers in every STYLE will be sold at prices
Defying all Competition.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
Price, only 10 Cents each

Never fail give sasr seton all who test their virtue
Prepsiei at Dr. Hurl's Deuta Office, No = Fourth
Street, Bro0klyn H. b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23

A literal discount made to dealers
AIlress Principal Office, Tribune Buildings
No Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott Co., 2i2 North Second
street A. : lubhell i4lO Chesnut street, aud By
Druggists.
jan l7-lv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
,s..ssiSsA HOUSES Aii9fr
I!!i FOR RENT. 5A

BRICK House Market sirert between slh aud atl ~
SIS, S25O 10
Frame House in Mechanic street below Lombard st
No. II. f4s 90
Brick Il ouse and Lot Lori srtei, third door iou
Railroad, No rs, 5000.
Brick House Lord street ond dnor tom l;alryal
SO UO
Frame House coruer ol church Taylor streets $55 0
do do onTaylp street adj Ginning tls above 50 ol.
Five Brick Houses 1i llth strett near Fine Nos Gn
Ou3. 6lb d01 aud 6lg each 5000.
Five Brick Houses 18TH ndar Lombard, N,s
5Oi. dU5, iO7, 500 and II eseh SO uu.
Two frsme Houses Riddles Laua. first from stunt
Tavern, each $40 CO.
Frame House auinfug the alley "a from tavern $50 oo
Four Frame Houses adjoining the above, each s3j On
Brick ii-use on lomhiI street notween MeCaulvy
and l!th streets, SGi ~.
Brick House w. corner of Front and Iharn sire H.
Sl2h 40.
Cottage at y W. corner Of French and l1th sts "a o
Brick House on rstut street above seeoni street NJ
2Os, S75 On.
Small Brick Orange street bttween Third and Fourth
Streets $40 %.
Ice House yard On nm street b tween Market aud
Orange streets.
Two Frame Houses 12th and Elizabeth streets each
s32 90.
Brick House hurch sheet between Eighth and
Ninth streets, ssi 20.
Brick House, No 3ls king street l1tweGn lstl and
18th streets, 800 o.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust aud Butlonwooi
SliU 20.
iuch House on Market street leiwern 18Th and mn
streets, Sl01 90.
Rrrk stableo 2lh street between Market and orans.
! streets, SOS 20
Britk house 9TH street e5lwesii time and sprut,
| street, Sgu 20.
Brick House, rooms well finished, with 10 acrss d
| land and brick stable, Wilmington. S 100 UU
House and premises at the 4. conner Of MAKE
aud NHler Streets, now ia the tenuteof Aes H. Cox Al,
! WIN. p. Carr possess ion on te 10Th Of March next
/ Apply to WILLIAM McCAuLLEY
| ieb2s dti Market st.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
Farm for Sale

4ss,S4r In Appointments Hundred 1 miles south OF
,!iE Odessa, ON the nlu roid 10 smyrna containing
l,s9M about 49, acres There dwelling houses
&klzEA on the place, une OF which was hunt within
faw Years and the necessary out building Also sOne
woodland The property viii b. slid low. For further
particulars apply to JOHN MGLkAW 4 SON,
lnll.tt LIZ Market siltei.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
HOUSES For SALE.

ss.5sHr Two2 Holy Brick lors4,ou Hetts street, in
M,E# Brapdywinr VILLAGE, Nos . and %. Each
liii house sost $3.50, rent- for s5o aud w he sold
49, for $lt0 each, casl Also IA the same village
Lainnut street, M. ip ti.tary Brick Hone wlil
name kitchen attached aet $3.50 and will h. pli tig
$3.50 caeh Apply to
Nm NECAuLLEY, Cog Market 81
Ap22 Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL llSU RI NCE COMP ANY.
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of Sth
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del

Office Wilmington Institute, corner oil 6th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del;
INTEREST On PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT
mlIR principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed TO be
the SAFEST aud experience has proved to bethe
cheapest means Insurance against Loss Hi FiAs aud
although this institution has beeen but II years IN *
tenee the list will compare iayoAhy win
any other; and the lss-sf by fire during that time al
though not few, have been promptly paid as all who nave
insured in this office and have had the mlsftuhr
be burned attest The object has been 10 Sc
cure good list of safe risks, rather than 70 swell the
number Of insured without regard to ha9Arisi thus les.
seuing the liability OF sinking the cash Aptal u esHe OF
heavy disasters during the year
DIRECTORS.
wlLN1NGToS.-Wilam Canby, Vincent C. 0iipin, George
Richardson John A Duncan Jacob Pnsey, John Cochran
William Tatnall, Edward T. huilsh. Samuel Canty.
RRANpYw1EE HUNDRED -Edw. Briughurst, Eli D. Talley
CHRIsTIANA lluRDRED.-chas w howlandi James Rid
die.
NEW CAsrLE HuHDRgD.-Iohn iuyer,
WHlrR CLAY cRggS HuEDRgD-Abram 7. Shannon,
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
GEO. II. P. SlnNoSs, Secretary and Treasurer IA
IL Office hours from 10 l and from to ..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some Que or more Of Dr. llurd's Dente Rene
dies, which we cannot fill. None are maiable
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
ln envelope ON receipt Of plice a centsl and
one stamp. But to accommodate persons ia
places where the druggists aud storekecpers are
behind the age, we have put up packages il
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with cOmpartments-each box containing a hot
tie OF Dy. Hurd's Mouth Wash, and TooM tch,
Drops, Il box of Tooth Powder, the Ncuralqia
Piaster, and valuable little Treatise on Tteta
aRd Msfr pissdses Me hest means Of presernin,y
Them, and TIE proper tredt,afnt If Chidrens TteM,
worth of itself the entire cost to every young
man woman, or parents with young children,
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for s., sent
by express as directed. As the Expire IS charges
are not much, If any, more on dozen than OH
one, it i fur cheaper to order six or n dozen
packages at one time large family will wnut
ull, or the surplus can be disposed OF to neiph-
boTs with public benefit, for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappness, and dis
fgurement, expense, loss of time and money
would be saved to the country it every family
to day had one of these packages, which, in il
self, is a complete set Of Dental Remedies. Ad-
dress VIM. b. Hurd & Co. Tribune BUILDINGS
New York, and write name and address plainly
That remittances may be made with confidence
W. b. II. s. Co. refer to the Mayor Of BROOKLYN
to G. ". Griffith, President Of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor of the
American Manufacturers Gazette; TO joy, Coe
& Co, Publishers Agents, New York to r. 4.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when he
sees it and who has already ordered "A second
supply, etc. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
Secretary and rrsasurer-RoBRRr McCAHy. NJ. II.
nan a,a,mnHRG.

DlREdNNhkS:
Eli Wilson, ufandywine lid James Delaplan, Christi
aua Hd jaime Webb. samuel Barr, f. G. stotsenimrg
and Ieeye sharpe " ilmington H.; Robert MeCabe, Mil
creek Hdi John y. williamson Nhite clay Greek IN
George Janvier New Castle IA GuuB u. Eiisen, en-
cad r Hd John C. Clark, kei Lion His VIM temple,
smyrna James Ii BurHhau4, 81 deJFges Ill., Charles
4 Fleming Peter +. Causey Ahliurd Henry Todd boSrt
(harles Tunue, Georgetown.
AGENTs--As we'll Tor receiving applications for insut
dues oi nemher-
FIJI Wilson, Bfandywme Ilt Robert McCahe, Mil
Creek Hd,; Jsmes n4laplain thrstiAuA lidi John =.
Miamson, White Clay Greek Hi Curtis b. Ellison,
Psncader I'D Red Lion. ST Georges and APPOINTMENTS
Hundreds Joseph O. drfith, smyrna James Grlppeu,
New Castle Hi Charles 4. Fleming, Milford Charles
Tunne @, ofse own. Henry Todd Dover.
Communications op general buaness Addressed to the
underaiguel, Wmiagon, will receive immediate Atten-
tiln.
ia ROBERT McCABR NJ. D., Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL

No. r. Docf ~ Phillaeiphid,
iLats Col. x u. J0NESl
mnIe Ilotel Kept the EnrepfdR Pian is convenient
fuf Taseiets ciu5.ns, aud the Public generally 10
iug in the imedss neighh0rhO1d of The Exchange
Joining Post uiheei and within few minutes walk
u the Delaware wAarvr the landings for STEAMBOATS,
from all parts.
AIesls can he had ali hours. from o'clock in the
morning to II O'CLOCK Al night lar l2ii and up
wards Lodging Rooms he procured At all times for
81 y cents per night The Chambers clean Well
tilated and all newly inrushed The Eating Depart
ent will be provided with The hest The market proc
dure the lriukng Counter furnished with gooi luers
and choice Cgas. The Proprietor hopes by strict
personal attention, with cumletent and ohsng servants,
J. oTTENEIRE,
llste Of Baltimore Md and MAdaon Hoa5e, rhilada
iYs71y. FROfRiLIOR.
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
ME gould call the attention Of Gardeners and others
w to large aeleeted stock OF fresh Seeds consist.
ut Garden, fnnr and Agricultural seeds, cultivated y
the eelohra.d Seeds D. Landeth Son phvse IN
want ol guud and reliable susif can hnd them At
O. CHANDLER & koN,
mar 6ll Market street
FOR SALE.
4 MORrGAGE for $i,o0l tr falo pn very mfnrable
y iailns' Apply 10
WIN MCAULLEY.
lO6 Market Street.
Wilmington. July 70 1851.
lHiM HAW's RHEuNATIl LtNlMtNr
VI GJ1 Market stfest