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Goods tor the Season.
e., W. KIDD,


III row in Store large and varied as
] zsrr.nent of
Foreign Domestic Dry Goods.
10 Isht at the present low prices, which will be
disposed oiat very small advance; he names in
part
Ladies Press Goods.
Cashmeres, all wool, Orleans Cloths, Oregon
Satin STRIP, and bar. and Monterey plaids,
do in rich colors Lama Plaids, Cling
do all silk plaids. hams in variety.
do worstcd plaids, French and English
Alpacas, blk. plaid and chintz, Mansselnes, in
mode colors. great variety.
psfle offers great bargains ine&T
French Merinoes, g. Thibit Cloths;
English Mernoes, Parametta&
Coburg Cloths.
An excellent assortment of
GENTLEMENs DRESS AND FURNISH
ING GOODS.
Cloth for Cloaks aud :ilk ,ilirrs and drawers
Goats, Cashmcrcs, wool Lambs wool do do
blk. and fancy Sutlnet, assorted sizes s. prices.
IN all colours, Vest Gum bra ces, silk era
inas, in velvet, Satin, watts, silk and linen
worsted and woolens. lIdki &c. &c.
Purchasers WiH find a re!y large assortment 81
GLOVES.
For Ladies'. For Gentlemen
Blk. Kid Gloves ass'd. Black Kid Gloves,
sizes Whit. do do
Wit. do do light coils do do
do do do long Silk Gloves, whit. blk.
Fancy cold do do eve and light Buck and
ry light shade, for even Beaver do
ing dress, dark coils do ashmerc s. Berlin do
for walking. wooden do x mitts
Silk gloves, plain and Buckskin mitts.
flcccy lined.
do do blk white,
do do high colours
new style.
H fM supply Of Hosiery.
For Ladies. For Gentlemen.
Alpaca Hose, ribb'd. Lambs wool I-2 no
plain Vigonia l-2 do
Cashmere do do do Mcrino - do
Mcrino do mix'd. Wooden, Cotton and
Andalnsia, new style, Thread do do
Raw Silk. wooden, cot
ton &c.
Those in want of Goods at fair prices, and
who wish TO buy articles for what they are re-
presented, will please call as above at
G. w. KIDD'S.
81 Market St. Wilmington.
Dec llth'17
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Singles, Platerer's Laths & Ficketsh

100000 is, quality white pine lsin Shingles,
100, 900 end do do DO
10000 Plastcring 1.aths,
$4,000 A l-2 #. Palcs for ience,
Landing, and for sale low tor Cash. or any kind
of'2ar'ry produce taken N exchange, by
Tone & KINEHART.
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MARY PIERCE
No 265 Light street
SHEPHERDS VER.NIFEGE on
1yl'is2 EFcstrOssPF,


Read the following evidence of Shepherd
Sarsapara' Baltimore, FEB. -, ~.
MIR. }. G. SHEPHERD,
DEAR SrR-Be pleased to except my unfcign
cd thanks, for the specimen of ermituge, which
you have done me the favor to send. have
nsed it in seventeen cases, and in not single
instance has it failed to produce the desired ef-
fcct-on the contrary, its operations have been
attended with the most fiatlerng success. But
il needed not a trial to satisfy Inc Off iFicacy
in destroying worms, for when was informed
by the propretors, of lis component parts felt
assured that to use il would not be chpyricism,
nor would it in the least, aid or encourage THAT
dircful foe oithc human hmly--quackery.
The ingredients have truly been selected with
care and The disagreabie necessity of following
up the Vcrmfugc by active cathartcs has been
avoided by the judicous admiXture otsucl rem
edies as are best calculated TO promote the ac-
ton oft the bowels. BY promulgatidg knowl-
edge of its virtues throughout the world have
not the least doubt out thatmotEcrs will regard
the distribution Of so valuable medicine as the
beniactor of their offspring, With sentiments
of friendship; am yours truly
W. H. BALTzELL, A. M. NJ" D.
ISDr. w. H. Baltzell is Il member of one
ofthe most respectable families IN the state
was pupil of the renowned Surgeon Professor
N. X. Smith, graduated with the highest honor
at the University of Maryland, and at this tim
enjoys practice second to none IN extent in il
iy of the same age.
.1GENTS.-Dr. Norris, T. ST. a. Janncy,
Port Deposit, DIR. J. Wallace. Elkton, William
b. Turbt, Warwick, T. II. II. Knight s. Co,
Battle Swamp, r. l.. Thomas, North East T. Is.
Graham Charlcstown.
This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county, hath Obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers testamentary on the personal estate
of Thomas L. Tyson, late of said county de-
ceased.-All persons having claims against
the said deceased, ale hereby warned TO en-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, or or before the Bird day
of June 1919; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit of said es
tate All persons indebted TO SAID estate
are requested TO make immediate paynen!
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this l7,h day of June 1s4s.
JOHN w. TYSON, Ex'tor.
Jene 18th 4S--6
Singles, Platerer's Laths g. FiCketsh
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TENNENT's.
Washington Gallery of
DAGUERREOTYPES.
No 23l North Second Street, N. w. CO
ncr of Callowhill Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

ncr of Callowhill Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
TIE Lkcncsscs taken and beautifully rolur-
cd at this well known establishment, for One
Dollar, are universally conceded TO he equni III
every respect 10 any in the city Pictures taken
equally well in cloudy and clear weather, A
largo assortment of MsdntionS and Lockeis Oh
hand, at from 80 to S., including the picture.
The Subscribers respectfully invite the citl.
zens of Cecil County, to call and examine specl-
mems Of the latest Improvements in the art Of Da-
Guerreotyping, which will be exhibited cheerful
Iy and wlthou, charge.
T.. & J. G.. TENNENT
Philadelphia J"v !, 6m.
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For Gentlemen
Black Kid Gloves,
Whit. do do
light coils do do
Silk Gloves, whit. blk.
and light Buck and
Beaver do
aslInere s. Berlin do
wooden do & mitts
Buckskii lnitts.
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SILK ,inrrs and drawers
Lambs wool do do
assorted sizes s. prices.
Gum bra ces, silk era
watts, silk and linen
lIdk Is. &c. &c.
cry large assortment q
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ment, situated 10 the Orange Mountains Al South Orange
jersey fifteen miles from Sew-fOrs, the lice Vi
the Morris aud Essex Railroad.
The sop within quarter Of mile from he esiefr
ssc1enL leaving the foot Of Cortland-t at o'clock, A u
al o'clock r 81 Of each day. arriving al south Orange
IN aDOrt one hour
Dr. NEEKER announces 10 the pubic, that he has usi
fnsei ns arrangements for OF Inc mOst complete a.
er-Curs establishments and summer retreats now 10 ne
country.
DR. 81 returned from Europe In the Winter ofl35, where
he had beer nearly hree years. than Oneni Of which
speul a. CrGeeberg and the other Water ests
shnens Of Germany, and has been since that time cngage1
b. eectng location and erecting establishment suited
10 MS views the subject
The establishment planned particularly with We" %
the comfort and convenience Of he patent and = bui upon
tde Eng sh plan u urCJre Embellishments, has NJ pr
vale b room attached each patients room. slut OF rom
tie room by folding doors where lie paeni can have every
ha EXCEPT the largo dOuche AMI swimming bath, which an
beautiful situated about 10 rods from Tie house IA tie glen
he mountain There also three large plunge baths IN the
house On the grounds ess tgo wave bafts Of
them from the natural fails Of the brook 10 the ravne and
swimming bath 81 feet square, erected for the pleasure o,
summer visitors &c Attending her friends aud other pa
uents.
Dr. " viii open his establishment flf the season on tie
i5 june aid any commune aOn. addressed % CHAs. II
MEEKER, N D. a. Newark, " Jersey South Orange,
y Jersey, will receive attention. my1O lm'
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A couesI ondeut OF the Courier Whiting from
Portau Prince May L. says;
The President who left here the 9th ~ the head
of the army for the South entered Mrosoane without
opposition and The Aux Cayes troops took osse--on
oi gun These the only two places stated % have
been in arms against the Government
On Monday and Tuesday after the ittl there wi'
some disorder IN small district OF Cul d. sac bar The
authorities Immediately suppressed t WHAT We most
tear a- the excessive issue Of paper money and
tie proportonato depreciation OF our currency
an seems quiet now. Proclamation by the ffe-i.
dent OF Aux Caves dated the 9h inst promulgated
here on the 18Th rcvoknF the order for placing
un in state OF siege stating that the rebellion had
been crushed and cxh0rtng the Hsyten 20 90 % work
respect property preserve order and resume their
usual ayCcafions.
Attic last account the President WAS at Aux Csyes.
He win probably return by way OF Jerems
Coffee l. quoted al PIT d9t
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Iorresp0ndence o. Inc IUUune-
CRY Oh MEXICO. Nav : 1873

Correspondence Of The Tribune
CRY or Mexico, May 1919
The L. :. Mai leaving this morning, l take the
last opportunity Of giving you the latest ad'lces
from the Congress now IN session at Queretaro.
Both Chambers are now fully organized the last
OF the Senators having left this city on Wednes-
day morning. The House of Deputies is nearly
tan. leaving the members from Iucatan Chihua-
huo, etc--the absence Of the Deputies from these
Departments not preventing a quorum.
The hrst important act OF the Congress viii be
u elect a President IN place OF the present wise
and Judicious Pena y Pena, who viii not IN an
Pr0hoolhN again be placed al the head olthe Su-
rfcme Government. The friends Of the Treaty
Cgc disposed 10 invest Gen Herrera with the Pres.
idcncyi who Is now Senator from this District
Amonte, Parcdes and Bustamente are said Ia
bC using all then efforts O. prevent any favorable
action on the Treaty, though their own selfish and
personal interests viii defeat all their neiarous
AIMS. There are minor lights also doing ali they
can to overthrow the present Supreme Govern
Eicnt. The Puros or radicals threaten to with.
draw from their seats whenever the Treaty Is pre-.
scented. thereby breaking up a quorum. The Peace
party undoubtedly have large majority in both
Chambers. The Editor OF the Monitor OF tins city.
who Is himself a member OF the popular branch.
SAYS there are bul Eileen OF twenty war members,
but they have IL in their power 10 effect great
deal Of mischief.
The Supreme Government seems determined u
do rs d0ty M the face Of threats from the Rcvolu-
t.onists, aud talks very strongly Of using stringent
measures toward some OF the leaders. Amoute,
tor man Of his abilities, is making himself ridicu
lcas by las bold and arrogant course. Paroles
has not yet developed his rlan Of operations. Bus
tamonte probably, would carry more Of the army
with him than eitheroithc other Generals. Their
movements are very closely watched, aud VIII
soon be brought to light If they amount 10 any
thing.
The Treaty Will 10 presented this week. Mr..
Sewer and associates will not 20 to Querctaro
Until officially notified Of the disposition Of Con-
gress IN relation 10 the great question.
was informed 10 day that the Mounted Rifle
men will be sent 10 Csliiornia, Peace or no Peace
Peace and quiet now reign over this CITY, but
how long II will remain So depends on the action
Of the Mexican Congress between this time and
the 2d OF June, when the Armistics expires.
Business IS coming up on the strength OF the
Peace prospects. Very truly A.w W.
MAIL RoBBERY-We learn that large amount
q money, in drafts and bank notes. distracted
nom the mail between Petersburg and Weldon, n c.
On Saturday last Some OF the funds, we understand
We're deposited In Petersburg, and other portions Of
nem from Dlaoss farther north fRalafgh Hacfstar
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
o.. Acceplance of do NominaIion.

BALUMORE- Ihursdoy JUNO ]
Tie UrsAU4vfon Ua0n contains the Committee 8
letter TO Gen CAss and his reply Of yesterday &C
ccpting the nomination. lie subscribos cordially
% the Democratic platform Of the late National
Convention and then descaEts to the length Of half
q column IL the Union on the general Looo-Foco
doctrines. leaving no (al particulars Of Abolition
ism untouched
Tie compliments Mr. Polk, aud urges the neces-
sits Of meeting the exigencies OF the times, and
winds up with thanks for tie honor conferred upon
him b. the Convention.
The LElon publishes an extract Of letter dated
Mexico 18th May, strongly affirming Peace
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COUrspOndence d me mi Lfustf,
WAsRtxGroN. Nav -. ls4s.--As sn article OF
mars will mention 20 you that in day or Two W. eA
meet IN see Cp TAYLOR here IN gton "ea roEfs
think for Frederick, Nd He viii attend the toufi
Inquiry a. a witness AZ have said Ia several OF my
letters, graver charses 10 be preferred against
yet be thrown into fsvorsh state OF excitement IN re-
gard 10 the subject
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Civ OF New = OrL.-NeW.York, May Z, I3l3.-IIf
annual meeting Of tins Association for the transaction Of bus
tie lh day Of June next ~ o'clock T. NJ and at Oclncl
Z " on he same day and Il the place an election
will be held for II Managers and Inspectors Of Election
No shareholder other than those who have complied viii
Art OF lie Bylaws OF said Association j. entitled 10 vote
By order II the Board,
myl2 I'm BENJAMIN J. PFNTL. Secretary.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
To- PhrenoIOgi.Is aud Publishers, FowLERs
WELLS, Clinton Hal, l3l NassGu-st. y. Y.
tTDireetions for PiIots.-vess

UIIFcIlOns IOf PIIUTs.-N esscs sutltCI 10 IsId
ton By the Health Officer; every vessel from foreign
port having Passengers, and every vessel having had
during her passage cf small POx, infectious O
contagious disedse-Grrlviug at any time;
All vessels from any port in Tue ordinary passage from
which they must pass South Of Cape MISUNDERSTANDING
between the 5lsld ay OF May aud the 10Th dag OF October
And oil vessels from any place Including Islands, ma Asa
Africa or the Mediterranean or from any Of he West India
Bahama Bermuda Western Stands from any place IN
America IN tho ordinary passage from which they pass
South Of Georga-arving between the lst day Of April
and the 1T day OF November.
jel I'm 4. Is. WHITING, Heah OihceT
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ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

g. MERCHANTS HOTEL, BUFFALO, ". Y-Con-
All merciG and Lloyd sts. near Steamboat and Packet
~ Landings.
II. THOMAS BROTHERS have opcnei tbeiy new
and spacious Hotel above TIN, house J. the only
west ~ new York Guy conducted the European rsn,
and accommodate TIE travelling public IN various syief'
from Bge meal 10 tie spendidy furnished sne oi roOnif
II located m ne inmedee vicinity Of the business par n
he cliy, and Vi the various Wafer Landings.
This establishment u entirely new throughout, The tnh
tug having been erected during the past year. and Onpf
passed IN 10 internal sTrang tor hea nnd coiDlO
he rooms being large and airy and plendidiy furnished
throughout.
The Ordinary and Restaurant departments are constantly
supplied with the be.t the affords aDd guest.
have their mea eir al Toe pubic Ordinary. " a.
the Restaurant as they msy wish uyH I've
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

P0L1cE-Bnjcet Riley ". Is brought before Jus
tce PIERCE yesterday on charge of violently asssung
Hannah Corcoran Held to bail n the sum OF 800 -
appear the uex Court OF Sessio vs. Richard W sish
brought before Justice Atw0te' on charge OK or0-
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CITY ITEMS.

IHEspAg, June J.
SERIOUS ARRAY "A gentleman named Francis
stewart we. knocked down by two rowdics last night
about zen clock near tie Howsgt Hotel Nr stewart
ran into house vhere ne borrowed gold hcsi-d
cane and followed the fellows tor the purpose q
ehasti.ins them but in tie slrsy he was seriously
stabbed with knife near the juyu'sr vein Two men
named John handan and James Nshouey alas Wright
taken uto custody on charge OF hem. implicated
in ths assault
DESTITUTE IWBIsRASrs- Nes,eriav. At t2
o'clock tue ship Alpine Capt Wren arrived 1t TIL. oor
after "a days passage from Belfast; with number Of
immigrants in destitute state that they hai neither
money nor food appears ihl, their passage paid
By Lord Difrou and Sir Robert Betsou
FfRF.-Ths alarm Of IRE Yesterday evening sto
o'clock was caused ~ the burning Of chimney 10
house No. 275 Walker street
ACCIDENT horse with a wagcu attacked. ran
awsv Yesterday go Nsnhattsuyic ana crCly injured
lady and her ughter
P0rICE.-A man named John May. was yester
day arrested by oNCer sullivan charge OF stealth.
trunk OF clothing valued 81 so the property OF Mary
Ann Lcper. CommtIed for examination Charles
staff was arrested bv officer Crawford charged with
stealth. 500 a. from NJ chsel Stah No . Scanned.
street Committed. Elvy Johnson was taken into
custody on charge procuring slot OF groceries, from
John Carson under false prtVcnces
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The United States ship BTandvw.nc vailed rom Mon
teydeo on the 9Th OF March sni anchored m the hn
Dor OF Rio dc Janeiro on the 5ih CT April.
We learn through officers OF that ship shat tue pro-
[ vince on BuenOs Ayres was tranquil at tnat date -
Nearly al s male inhabitants had been enrolled hosas
maintains HE power OF that and all the rest OF the
states OF the confederation The cOntcdcrat vi IS free
from domestic dicuires few Indian tro uOiss ON
the frontier The forces at Bucnos Ayres within me
province. are cstimstei AZ come 10000 men. Ihefe
are also in the Bands Oriental about 5000 men csope
rating with General Oube This Is said to De Ne
greatest force that Rosas bring into the ne'd irog
his own province lts population may be estimated at
about $4,000 souls OF ths number iouraiths may BE-
set down women and children and of the MY thou
sand males nearly one hail are said 10 be foreigners
President Roses however viii be able any national
question procure from the other provinces any mum
Der OF troops that may Dc required There Is but
feeling Of hostility the question Of European inter
vcuti0n throughout the confederation
The situation of the city OF M0neSide0 u peculiar
The means taken hy Rosas TO prevent the produce OF
Bucu0s Ayres from reaching N0nteyideo has d.mn-h
ed The OF that city from S2DO0O per month 70
about 0ucntth OF that sum Ia consequence they have
been unable % pay the troops AMI IL ~ generally be-
hcvcd the place must be given up IN few weeks un
lees the French Government directly AID II with money
Our countrymen have complained much that they
have suffered from the unequal manner IN which the
blockade of the coast of Buenos Ayres has been enforced
by the naval force. Of France They nlsge that tor
lon-th OF time vessels whatever were molc-ted by
the bockeder snd that after the prohibition of trade
with Montoyiico by Rosas the Fren.h enforced the
blockade with rigor
They complain thgt vessel called the Independent
Cia Americana" bearing the Buenos Ayrean Tag was
captured by the blockading squadron and condemned
with her cargo Non,evideO and ,hat application
the French suthoritics tor the restoration OF some
American property she had on board, was refused
The lnde peudencia Americana cnteavOred 10 pass
the bockndne squadron. and upon being boarded and
warned 10 return refused 10 do making II necessary
tor the bocksders either 10 capture her or permit her
10 proceed 70 Mynteyiico
10 application was made 20 the commander Of the
T.. = brig otwar Perry (theu in tAc riser) until after
the condemnation a. this vessel 20 interfere The de
lay Of prevented the Interference OF the bmer
can authorities until too late iiOwescr the decision
of the N0uevidsan Prize Court j. not unal he Court In
Franco having the revision OF bis Judgment. To that
court claimants are invited 60 present ther reciama
tons. True sun.
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The Baruburuers Moving

AilCu 20 resolution sustaining the nomination
o.. Cas-, has been squeezed through the Tammany
general Committee by minority vote, q Yeas.
u Nays, g absent or dols.ns,J tie rght wing O.,
the party utterly rspuiiats AMI exscrate thar
nomination w have heard OF bit ons paper
hitherto Tor Ere. Soil the Hudson Gazette which
has thus Ia consented 70 support Cass while meet
iuEs to organize and confirm resistance thereto in
tie ranks ci the Dsmocracy' have been called IN
Albany. Troy, ami most Of our cities There was
large gathering at Tammsuy Hal On Wednesday
night preliminary t. a general Free SOL rally
sTF AIIFS Chairman Eu. Casserly, Saml A.
Grape, Secretaries Geo Pdrssr. F1s "
Tucker. Nm. y Walker. John Van Buren,. Judge
Waterbury. &c. active cooperation. A Mass Meet
ing of tic Democracy. TO hear the report OF Mayor
Havemeycy aLi his co-Dels-atcs to Baltimore
was called T. assemble IL the Park Oh Tuesday,
June f, At P " under the auspices OF the toll.
lowing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

~ FRANCE, lTs kIyG, CouRT AND GOVERN
NEyr, and Three Hours al 81. Cloud By an Anne
roan, Le,ris Cas',j Is for sale Ia few copies by
/ Scott, ne lutou-st. We trust those who are
bordering tie question OF supporting the General
viii buy copies, and mark how smoothly Dee el.s-
ses over the despotisn of Louis Pmhppe-ho how
odrotly he iusinuates that all the agitation and
plotting FOR his overthrow were impelled By athe
Isn, thrst OF blood and an appetite for destroy ing
md piundering Il would be rich indeed if the
parasite should vault to the Nights Of power Just
enc yea after the despoth he served was cast down
C. contempt and cXllo.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

- "a. .,, -rt-i o. t'. steamship N1.feusr whch ef
Fl w.-it. .lst 20 % A. n 1es oi papers Iir y
~. r ys rarny weather hsr ra-s se. ~, De- ae- thsss
= az i.a-cl Uer pc usul tre.
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Island, and Office 81 TentisL Flith-ayeune. J0ki
Stew NJ d aud Dr.. ROOF both pupils Of Pre- ssnizD a.
tend patients above One Of the physicians al least
viii be 10 constant anendance % SyosseL al9u tsp
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ANOTHER CoSTLAGRArIoS.-We learn through
the medium Of Rolkcoms express, that hre broke Ql
a Blackstone, on Mondsy night, between ana w
kelley which together with his dwelling house ad
'onmg was entirely destroyed The loss is estimated
Al rom &C. 90 to $1,000 Boston Courier, 5lst UT