The Cecil Whig., 1841-12-25

ANEW ClOAL
Cheap Goods!!
III HE Subscribers would most respect
Il fully inform The public TIA. tsey have
recently made considerable additions to
their Former stock. of'Goods, and are now
enabled to offer Them at remarkably lew
prices; and they feel confident in thus ap-
pearing before a hitherto liberal public;
that it is only necessary for persons want.
ing BARGAINS 10 give them a call. =.
Among their assortment Of Dry Goods
may he found;
Wool-dyeH, black, blue and fancy CAS-
SIMERES; super Mkt. blue and drab
SATINErTS, blue, black, brown, drab
and invisible CLOTHS; heavy drab Pi-
lot Cloths; Beaver Cloths;-Woolcn
Nelyet Nes'ings, e new Style ofigoods>
of rich and beautiful patterns. plain and
figured Satin; Silk Velvet; Silk and
Valenti, ditto; Devenshirc Kerseys;
Woollenetls and ,BeaverteenS "A
Brown Muslins, as low as 81 cents u
yard, and very superior ditto u, 10 cents
yard; super Bleached Muslins, at 12s
cents; Manchester Ginghams, and PEN
itentiary Plaids; Checks; Canton Flan-
nels; and Suffolk Drills; red white and
yellow Flannels; Bed Ticking, Linseys;
Crash; Burlaps and Russia Diaper;
brown s. bleached Linen Table Cloths;
Bed and Horse blankets.
a5-To THE LADIES EsPrciALLY-Eb
We offer a we'll selected assortment of
Calicoes, embracing rich variety
of style and quality, at 10 cents to !
dollar a yard; Blanket and Brocha
Shawls; Brussan and Merino Handker-
chielt; English and French Merinoes;
Poue de Sol and Gros de Naples Silk;
super Kidd Gloves; French Square; "a
new article for Caps together with a
general assortment Of Seasonable Dry
Goods. In the ...
READY MADE CBorfiiNG LINE.
We offer Gentle4ncn's Bombazlne, Satin
and embroidered Merino Stocks; plain
and figured Romalls; Linen Collars;
Shams, Shirts and Drawers; Buck,
Beaver, and Iloskin Gloves; Gum Elias
tic, Worsted and Cotton Suspenders,
and Yarn half Hose, toge,her with i
supply of Fur, Cloth, and Fur and
Cloth Mems and Boys. Caps, SC. SC.
HATS, BOOTS, & SHOES, &c.
case Fashionable Fur Hats.
8 Boots and Shoes, COMPRISING
"a pair Mems heavy Mud Boots, peg
ed and sewed.
ls 2 pair u Mems +. heavy a. Kip S.,, Dc Dc
so \" " Brogans.
25 do. (Kip.)
24 " Women's Walking Shoes, ex-
ia sizes
SO French Morocco, double
oles.)
6 dozen Childrcn's Leather and Moro
20 Shoes.
IL pair Misses Seal Boois.
IL Boys Thick Boots.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Carpet Socks.
Our stock Of Boots and Shoes having
,een purchased on favorable terms will be
old very low;
We have also on hand general assort-
nent of HARDWARE, NAILS, SC. a.
nong which will be found:
Hand Saws, Plane Irons, Chissels,
Files, Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles, Augers,
Drawing Knives; Screws, Brads, Shovels
md Tongs, Straw Knives, Butt and Strap
Hinges, Iron Squares, 2 feet Rules, Rit-
'enhouse's Coffee Mills, "a new and desi-
rable artcle,) common Iron Coffee Mills,
Pen, Pocket and Dirk Knives, Dinner and
Desert Knives and Forks; Carving Knives
and Table steels, Sett Containing so
pieces,) extra quality Knives and F6rks;
Till, Trunk, Chest and Door Locks, Ro-
mans Long Handle and Ames' Short
Handle Shovels, Grain Shovels, short ana
long handles, long and short handle Ma
nure Forks, Trace Chains. Mouse & Rat
Traps, Cut and Wrought Nails (all sizes.)
Spikes and Brads, &c. SC. &c.