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wisdom, beyond the mere facility or es
preston and iuxtaposilion Of intsgonistic
IDEAS. Thus. dfscsuiing on tl,c prodigies
II railway irOveug, he said, s'tle early
,Scolebnlsn, sctsiqhnlg himself in tho mist
Of his mnunlain ups, may, that very after
noon, dine in Pail Mall" There isl fine
pictorial feeling ii this Joke which gives il
an immense vaIse. Had no merely said,
''the Scotchman, scratching himself in the
morning. may dire in Lordon that very az
ternoon, what aIpoor Joke it would have
been! One of lambs most imaginative
touches OF humor is where deploring that,
being no longer clerk. he has no gratis
pens and paper. The comparison of his
banishment from the plenty Of the India
house with that Of Adam from paradise, the
ludicrous assimilation Of ideas connected
with Adam and lie apple.siall sin Mesopo-
tamia," are so wonderfully represented,
that we scarcely know OF any witticism to
surpass it, while the delicate manner in
which any irreveupce is avoided, has made
even strict persons enjoy lis humor without
misgivings. II would have made Sydney
Smith roll with delight. Since his name
has again been mentioned. let us notice
Lambs anticipation Of the famous joke
which Sydney Smith made to the Bishop Of
New Zealand, wah respect to the civilities
he would receive rom his parishioners, who
would offer him kncheon. adding, "there il
cold clergyman Cd the sideboard." LIANT
dissuading Manning from going to China
adds, ''some sayIthey are cannibals, and
Ithen conceive q. Tartar fellow eating my
friend, and adding the cool maligaity O
mustard and VINEGAR It's Ter
rible to be srsifhed our at frePeTsoe III
lpou.ld. v--Britia Quarterly.
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creature was perfectly harmless n - =
all further Precaution, and examined !, ~ as
seemed greatly pleased with is no,;, ~ '''a
is grave aud sedsto usnuers, perbar., ,,.--
she effects Of cold climate. and ,b;s ~ We
likewise be the reason why, acco,5;n-
Cuvier. old animals Of the same So. %
lose their intelligence in this country '''iss
usual mode Of walking was sem;.1.,;I Is
position, assisting the motion Of il, -
extfemities BY pressing the knuckles Of ~
forearm on the ground. Il seemed on;,e e
alive TO instruction, for few lessons -, d-.~
il the use Of spoon in Geeding-P1;St3,I'
Quarterly.
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Lau,b,s Wts.

There was not only heart in Lambs wit,
there was also imagination; and hence its
exquisite perfection. The wits and word
eatchers Of tho present day are, unhappily,
too mechanical In their efforts; they bring to.
gether ideas remote enough to raise a laugh
by the suddenneas Of the collision; but these
ideas have only renotsness as the primary
quality for vii, and the juxtaposition is a
mechanical process. Sydney Smiths "a
nous witticisms have almost always some
exquisite flavor Of imagination or sterling
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-19

However poetical tears may be in them
selves, the act Of weeping is undoubtedly
attended with a certain risk We have
known beautiful women who looked at
least plain when they cried; and we never
knew plain women who did not look, If
We may venture upon q profane expression,
downright ugly. The reason must be. that
the act Of weeping distorts the features, just
like the act Of laughing. while it is unre-
deemed by the agreeable associations Of the
latter.
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LITERARY EXAMINER.
BY ,. cossT.

Bird OF the wild and wOndrous song,
hear thy rich and varied voice,
Swelling the greenwood depths among,
Tin bill and vale the while Telolcel
snell-bound, entranced in TapiuTe's chain,
1 list to that inspiring strain!
i thread the forests tangled maze
The thousand ch0risteE to see,
Who mingled thus their voices raise,
In that delicious minsireisy;
search IN vain each pause between
The choral band is still uRseenl
IT'S but The music Of dream
An airy song that mocks the ear
But hank agsinl the eagles scream,
Il rose and fell distinct and clear
And list--in yonder hawthorn bush,
The red bind, rObin, and the thrush,
Lost in amaze look around,
Nor thrush, nor eagle there behold
But still that nch SERIAL sound,
Like some forgotten song Of old,
That O er the heart has held eontIol,
Falls sweetly on the rayished soul,
And vet the woods are vocal still
The ar IS musical with song
Der the near stIesm-abOye the hill
The widening notes are borne along,
But whence that gllsh Of rare dehghts
And what art thou? OF hiId OF spntel
PercL'd on Won maple topmost bough,
With glancing wings and restless feet,
Bird of nntiring throat art thou
Sole songsteT IN this concert sweet
So perfect, full, and nch each part,
Il mocks the highest reach Of an.
Once moIe, once more, that Thrilling strain!
nl-omened owl, bemute, be mute,
Thy native notes hear sgain.
More sweet than harp OF lovers lutte;
Compared with thy impassiOned tale,
How cold, how tame, the nightingale
Alas capnciOus in thy power
Thy "wood note wild" again is fed
The mimic rules The chsngeiul hour,
And an the ''soaf Of song" IS dead
But RO-tO every bOuOw'd tone,
He lends a sweetness all has Owni
On glifterins wing, erect and bnght,
With aTroWy speed he darts alOh,
As tho has soul had "a en- its fight.
In that last strain 30 sad and soft,
And he would call II hack TO life,
To mingle in the mimic stniel
And ever to each itful lay
His frame IN restless motion wheels,
As tho he would, indeed essay
To act the ecstasy he feels
As though his yery feet kept time
To that inimitable chime
And ever, as the rising moon
Climbs with full orb the trees above
lie sings his most enchanting tune,
While echo wakes Though all the grove;
His deSeant sOOtheS, IN cares despite,
The weary watches OF the night;
The sleeperfrom his couch starts up
To listen 20 that lay fOrlom-
And he who quafis the midnight cup
Looks out 10 see the puTpling morni
o. ever IN the merry spnns,
Sweet mimic, LEI me hear thee sing!
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Here the MS. becomes utterly illegible,
either from tears or salt water. il must
have been this shock which drove Mr.. L.
TO the bottle. Punch.
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Notice
Appeals and Transfers.

Notice Is hereby given that The Conlnls-
soner> of Cecil county will meet in THEN
office in the Cont House on Tuesday the oh
day of May next to transact business.
and particularly TO hear appeals and make
transfers. ali alterations of Assessments
for The year will be made a, this meeiing:
aud will he made in accordance with the
following section of Law No 256, passed at
the last session Of Inc LEGISLATURE. taking
effect from and after lis passage.
Sec. IS And be II c,rtcted Iha, whcn-
ever ,any person shall make application ID
the levy courts, commissioners OF appeal
tax courts, as the ease NAV be. To make
him or her an allowance or deduction. on
account of the sale, transfer, alienation, loss.
destruction ct removal OF amy properly. o:
the collection or payment OF any punlic or
private security for money, it shall be the
,in'y of Ike said levy conr'S. comm ssionrls
~ appeal lax con,t. 10 inteirnuaC such per
son Oh oath IN reictence 10 said property or
security. or HE disposal OF The same, and
especially to ire him or her to state 10
Nill'ln Sdii property Has l'tH N'lt OF lldNS-
ierred. The amount Of The pnrchase money.
or the money collected aUd pala, and how
the same ha. been invested: and i shall al
50 be the duty OF SAID levy courts commits.
Siouers or appealiaX cnull 10 imteno4ale tie
said person on oath in retelence TO any ac-
QUESTIONS and investments hy the said per-
son and not already assessed. and the a,
mounl Of all such acquisitions aud invest
mpn'-, in whatever description Of security.
shall be added 10 the assemble property of
the person so applying and charged accor
din4I, and il the said person refuse 10 an
>Wer He iuerro2aiorIes proposed as atnre
said, no allowance or deduction Shall be
made on h,- or lera~SeS-m enis.'
Further Notice l., also giver. 10 persons
having uurl0-ed accounts 10 attend and
make settlements, a. the Commissioners do
not wish to I've compelled 10 re>ot 10 the
law for The purpose o. closing up the books
of previou, years. b. order.
p &. RICKETTS,. elk,
April Sh 1913.
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" auIi Wool,

The subscriber Intends to put in repair,
aud carry on the factory lately operated by
Lewis Kirk; aud from his experience III the
business, together with the aid OF choice
hands, he hopes to give salts faction 10 all
who may favor him with work, which he
proposes TO do at prices TO suit The lines.
VIM A. KIRK
N. B. All letters to be addressed to Brick
Meeting House Cecil co., Md.
Friendship Fuetory, M month";, LIST 1918.
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A PROPIIECY,-T New Orleans even
Ing National sayS-"Wi'hin ninety days az
ter the final ratification of the Treaty OF
Peace between the United States OF the
North and the Republic Of Mexico, the
MEXICAN Departments OF New Leon. Tam
auIpas, and Coahuila will revolt and de-
clare themselves free and Independent Of the
Governor, of Mexico. Gen Mrabeau +
Lamar, of Texas, will he the first President
ofthe new Republic of New Leon
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Parsons & Wilson,

EGARsoNs WILsoS, having moved their Biz
II Derry and fERIopiCM. AGEHcy IRON the
corner of Front and Market SITS, to No 10 King
st between 3rd and 1h and having opened a
CHEAP BOOkSIOkE would invite the at
tcnion oipnrci,ascrs 10 their stock which VIII nc
found complete in all the different departments
oflIt,rature.
All the standard School Books, Blank Ac-
count and miscellaneous Books alwa vs. on hand
Blank Books Of particular patterns ruled and
poehf to order at short notice.
New publications received as soon as out
orcers respectfully solicited, and persons send
ing them may rely upon having them flied with
care. Address PARSON & WILSON.
Sign OF the Big Book,
No. 10 King St
April 8 Wilmington. Del.
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CAeHD E7iis<fGec blinds

b. j. Williams No. II North 9th street Phila.
Vcnitian Blind Manufacturer, has now on hand,
the largest, and most fashionable assortment OF
narrow Stat, and other Nenitian Blinds, of any
other establishment IN the United st ties Com
rr'>ng entire new stiIe, Trimmings, and colours,
which will be sold at tho lowest prices, whole
safe and retail Old Blinds Painted and Trim
ed to look equal to new. The Citizens of Cecil
county and adjoining districts are respectfully
invited to cal and examine his assortment, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Feeling confident
of pleasing ana giving satisfaction TO al! vino
may favor him with call
BENJAMIN J. WILLIAMS.
No. /. North 9th st. Phla,
April LIST '.iS-3m.
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Steam Marble Works.
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE SPRING
GARDEN ST, PHILADELPHIA.

This extensive establishment is erected on an
improved plan, and by the and of Steam Power
manufactures all kinds of Plain and Ornamental
Marble Work, in Il superior style, and at the
lowest prices.
he largest and best assortment of Marble
Mantes. Imported Parlor end Garden S'atuaiy,
Vases and Fountains, Tiles for floors, &c, may
be seen at the Ware Rooms, to which the atten-
ton of the public is respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied at all times with any
Italian Tonibs and Monuments cut to sizes or
hnlShed--aso constantly on hand, large as
sortrnen, of american Grave Stones IN the
rough or finished, Marble III t,e block, &c.
JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden st.
Philadelphia March 2Jlh iS-Gm
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For Ladies.
DR.. j. Il, IL. Emory,

Respectfully offers his professional services
to the inhabitants OF Elkton and neighborhood.
He has been in the practice Of his profession in
Mihngton Kent county Md, for the last eigh~
cen years.
He may be found at the Hotel of Mr. Jacob
Johnson, or at his Office, next door to the Drug
store of I>r. Waiace; his bed room is above tn
office, where he my be found at night in
when from town professionally, intelligence ma
be received. from DR.. Wallace u, what time
viii rctnrn.--
En-. Sse,s 1871,
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LAND FOR SALE,

The undersigned has authority to sell
two Farms in Sassairas neck, Cecil coun-
ty, Md, lying on Elk River One con-
tanning about 200 .gc,'cs
of Land, on which is one OF the best
FISHERIES at the head OF the Chcsa-
peake Bay, and the other containing
about HE .Es,.rS
,.,4 G-,vss of Land with two good Land
E;s: j. lngs on a creek. The build
tss asssa s,G ings on both are good, and
as--=1-'' on the larger Tract, the
DwelIing-House is new.
For the terms and further information,
apply to
JOHN c. GROONlE, Elkton, Md
March % '4S-4w
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April s;h 4S-Gw

This is to Give Notice; That The
subscriber OF Cecil count, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court ofsaid counts, letters
oi administration On The persona! estate of LIE.
li,a Davidson late Of SAID county. deceased
Ali persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with he vouchers thereof duly anthem
lIcared. on or before the 1T day Of April
1919; they may otherwise hv law, be ey-
cInded from all benefit OF said estate All
persons indebted to said estate are reuueo
led TO make immediate paymeu, to the sui =
scrIher, Given under my hand this Sth day
Of April 1913.
SAMUEL PADDOCK, Admir-.
April Stt 4S--6w'
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4 CARD.

Tho Subscribers Ting reduced their STOCK
OF OLD GOODS very low, VOW present to
the public almost AN entire new stock Of deslrl =
bic SPRING and SrNnEG, Fancy Dress Goods,
and Trimmings, Al very reduced pr r"s. Please
cal! and cyAmlnc. BENZ MIN I. MAY.
Mrs M,Y.--!as also received her SPRi Nc
and 81 MINER ts'llons, aud OILERS to the La
dies. l}Unn"S OF many descriptions. Ribbons ami
Trimmings, at unusually low prices.
Arrll SiD Ne NV
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TrceSaEstl Flowers.

1!ENRlA. SONFAG respectfully informs
his friends and the public thai he has j.s, re-
celved at his GARDEN in SEVENTH STREET be-
low SPRUCE WILMINGTON Del LARGE lot OF We
ry tine silver maple trees, extra size Tor street
planting. He also has at his green house
thee Thousand of the he>r roses in pots, in
Guiding all The newest and best varaiIcs Tor
planting out this spring Also g,ape vines
Of he best, honey suckes. Nerbenia, carna-
ton, liIiorrope, aud variety of other plants.
which he offers for sale AT very reasonable
prices All kinds of plants will he sold true
to the name and character, Orders from il
distance promptly attended to II. A. S.
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A Card to Male Readers.

To those who intend visiting Philadelphia to
make purchases, it Is important to know where
it can be done TO the best advantage. Such as
are about TO buy
HATS.
For their own heads, or by the CASE, TO sell
again are respectfully informed that there Is an
Establishment al
NO. STRAWBERRY STREET,
ON THE SECOND FLOOR,
Conducted by T.. DAMAl, on the Cash System
eniir ely, where HATS of the best materials and
OF the latest fashion, can positively be obtained at
from one TO two dollars less than al the SNOWY
and cxtravagant Stores in the fashionable streets
OF the city, where rents are from one to three
thousand dollars per annnm,
At this Establishment, on account CT locating
himself in by.strcet, and up stairs the proprl-
etor procures his Store at the low rent OF one
hundred dollars. The vast difference in the
profits which there must be between the two
descriptions Of Stores, every one can answer
visit is earnestly sol icitcd, as it is certain no
ne will evet regret dc,ns so.
q Strawberry Street is the first above Sc
cond, running from Market to Che.an, Street
Philadelphia Feb, 9Th lsis-sm,
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Y T CE,

BY revised act of Incorporation of
the Farmers Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny, the annual meeting ois,id Company
has been changed from The second Satur-
day in April to the second Monday in
January IN each year, at which time one
years interest on all deposit notes will
be due. For the convenience of MEM
ber>, the Treasurer's receipts has been
left with VIM, Torbert in Elkton.
ROBERT McCABE, Sec.
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I-Mcmters of Congress- Cerg.men Law
ycrs. Senators. JUDGES, Foreipp Consuis and in
fact, al classes of the community. have Given in
their testimonials in favor ofthe srIperior sApon-
aceous qualities of Railway IS Chin. SO Moderated
Soap. Ia fact the superior qualities of this de-
Iicious Soap are ST. much in advance of all others
thai, every individual who tries it once. becomes
astonishrd a, its effect upon the Cuticic. and are
so highly pleased with its extremely bland
soothing and purifylup effects in curInr all ey
crescences of the Cuticle, DISCRIMINATING Pim-
pies, Rlo;ch, s. Puslnles, Te,,er, at the same time
imparling to the complexion a healthy roseaie
hue and pure. sweet and clean skin, that ,cstl-
monials, unasked for, are presented TO Us every
.av.
For ;Savug This soap is SUPERIOR TO creams
ard other sual,s i, produces rich and copions
lather, sui,cu~ tie lead, and RENTERS the SKIN
smooth and pIahl".-For Cleaning Teeth, Rad
ways SOAP may truly he said To possess wonder
fax merritt makes the teeth whta and beau
tlll, renders the b cath sweet and Keeps the
gums free from scarf For the Toilet, it is snpe-
ror to all imported soaps, beiug entirely free
from poisonous alvlxtures, it will not irrtulc or
ilitllnc the skin.
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FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED.

That Consumption is almost always produr-
ed by cold that might easily be cared. That
Wistar's Bal$am Of Wild Cherry will cure AIRY
cough or cold--no matter of how long Standing
That the miIdcr form Of consumption itself is
also cured by this Balsau. That it IS conceded
by many lawyers, c}ergymen and phyS'c'nns
that this Bnlsam las never been cqIalcd for ctii-
cacy in all affections Of the Lungs and Liver
That scores now rejoice in the possession of
oooa health. who. but for this 3a lsam. would
have been in their graves; having been civ en-
IN To die by their friends aud physiarrs. Above
all. remember that this invaluable cdc'ne has
been initiated under various names. and that Dr.
Wistar's Grnnine Balsam Of Wild Cherry only
can be relied on to cure.
None genuine, unless signed |. Butts Oh the
wrapper Sold by DR. J. Walliee, Elklon, Md.
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TEE, Tla52EA .."E'S,

BALTIMORE Flour >5.75 a S6,l2
Whea; - to 80 Corn 70 cts 10 rs. Oh-
80 10 So cts
WILMINGTON. Flour %G 81. Wheat
81 50; Corn 50 cts. Oats IL cts.
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WHOLESALE
Cloihiag Warehouse,

NO. l52 - MARKET STREET, Between 4th
and 5th, PHILADELPHIA
The Subscriber respectfully soirci,s the atten-
ton of Country Merchants, and Dealers gcnrr-
ally to an examination of a complete stock Of
READY MADE CT CLOTHING,
Which for extent, variety and workmanship, he
iiattcrs himself will give universal satisfaction,
while his reduced scale Of prices presents to pur-
clascrs Inducements which cnnnO, he surpassed
by any other est abshmcnt in the United States
JACOB REED.
Philadelphia, March ath 4S---3m
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NOTICE.

The Orphans Court of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the 2nd
Tuesdays of February, April, June An
gust, OCtoher and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Re
April 10Th lS45--
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N. &. s. I. L. Il. Il. LINE.

The Steamboat Con-
~. = "a stu,ion. Capt. Pcrrcc,
Itt;;;::t !: :. or the WASHINGTON
CO. - s.--s - Capt. Tr,ppc will de-
pant from FlrnchinWu for DrI'morr, 4, from i"
minutes before O'Clock 10 - mlniltcs pat
every evening during the running season. The
cars viii leave F,cnrIuown for New Castle and
PiniddrI pi!it every evening at from quarter to
TALL past 6 O'Clock. Passrnsrr, 30 secure pas
sag" stro'd reach this place al the earliest time
stated above WM. :. BARR, .7gt.
Frenchtown, April Sth '4S-ti.
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THE NEW STORE,

DENNY x PEARCE, are opening stool, Of
new and elegant Dry Goods, in their new store
room just fitted up, two doors from Dr. Wal
Iace's Drug Store, where they will be happy to
SEE their friends and the public. They have also
an excellent lot Groceries. All thci, goods
are OF good qualities, and at cheap prices.
JAMES DENNY,
BENJAMIN C. rEARCE.
Elkton, April LIST IS.
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CHEAPEST IN TIE WORLDt
Steam Refined Sugar Candies.

l2a Cents per pound, Wholesale.
n ] RICHARDSON, No AZ Market street,
- PnILApELrnIA, takes pleasure in inform
ing tie public, that he still continues to sell his
very Superior Steam Refined Candy at the low
price of az so per 100 pounds, and the quality
is equal to any manufactured in the United
States
He also offers all kinds of goods in the Com
tscionery and Fruit line at corresponding low
prices, as quick sales aud small profits are the
order of the day.
Cal! and send your orders, and you cannot fail
to be satisfied. Don't forget the number, II
Market Street, Philadelphia.
J. J. RICHARDSON.
Feb oGth 'IS-om
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This is to Give Notice: That the

subscriber OF Cecil county, hath ob'aMeh
from the OGpian's Court OF said county. le-
tiers of administration Oh he personal estate
of Sarah NJ Heath, late Of said county de-
cea,ed.-Ai persons having claims against
the sad deceased ave hereby warned 10 eN-
hbit the same with the vouchers thereof.
duty authenticated. on or before the 5lh day
OF April 1919: they may otherwise, by
law t,e excluded from all benefit OF said e+-
late All persons mdp5ed To sad estate
are requested 10 nlake immediate payment
to the subscriber Given under my hand
this S,h day OF April 1915.
CHARLES II CROUCH: Admir-.
April s,h '4S--Gw
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f. E.K ".

LANCASTER County, Pa, LINE The snbscrl.
her Will deliver Oh the Chrsapeakc Bay and its
tributaries, fresh Ime, by the Canal boa, load a,
reasonable rates. JOHN HALDENIAN,
Mach 95th 'IS-7m, liavre-de- Grace
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.scsc &Iyye Spring G0Gsis.

"a WIZ. subscriber is now receiving from New
a, York and Philadelphia, his regular supplies
"t light goods Tor Spring and Summer wear
among which NAV he found the greatest variety
OF Ladies Dress Goods, consisting in par. wide
black aud CoIored silks, bnmb,anrs French lin
en- and hroradc giugharns, Lawns, silk Tissues
thl2"nn"S, hartg.s, nous, q" hines. apacas
Monterey pladS, &c. &c. al! kinds and qualities
OF white goods, such as i"oi"ts, mu'iS, cam
hrcs, striped al plaid muslins, white emb, Oh
dercd muSliUs and robes, together with many
other new fabrics of the latest styles, hosiery
gloves, ribbons, l.sh lncns, cambria hdttS from
10 cents To SO, every variety OF slwS donles-
tic goods Of all kinds as brown aud bcached
shiftIngS aud sil'eIn.s, mariners stripes, ring
hasns, checks tickinns and caiicues from cents
to ; -, together with the best assortment OF
Trimmings in trnges, gimps and faces, to be
found IN the city, to all Of which your attention
respectfully solicited, as have the Lowest rent
any one doing business IN Market street, and
very small expenses otherwise am determined
to sell dt the very lowest cash prices. Don't
forget the place when you want to buy. No 50
Market street. n, w PALMER
" llmjngton, March Is