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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

Abrams ~ M,uoo.-By the Dee We have received
flee Of ~ sso of the oily 81 Mexico to the 18th inst
inclusive
vernment the promotion 10 higher grade In the army
Of Generals Ursea and GuEman for the services they
lately performed in sspprsssng the revolt In the Sierra
Gofsa
senior Iturbids has retired from the Ministry Of
Finance and 10 succeeded BY Don 4. Elorrisse, gen
tlsusn Of high attachments.
new theatre soumensurate with the wealth and
magnitude q the capital T. about to BE- erected In the
city Of h.xic
motion has been brought Into the Chamber Of
DspDties dapproying the project OF the govern
TO anticipate by dcounIing the payment u the next
portion % the iLdsmnsy TO be paid Nertco by the
United states, In Nay pext COMMITTEES in the
Senate Rad proposed r.sIeion limiting the expenses
Of the gov.rBr.bt $500 600 monthly, to which the
Chamber o. Deputies bad asrsed
~ Gisto Q paper published In the capital, assures
81 readers that the British Minister in Mexico has
cvsd Instructions f,m Lord fsimefston 70 interfere
IN his official espssy pressing the claims Of British
creditors holding Ne1icsp bosds MIR. Robertson. the
agent ~ the bonoboldsrs alter finding his hopes de-
fesed Il obsinipy Satisfactory Fettenspt vill be
recollected retTd from tho country, and Lord Pal
m-rstob has nov ipts fired
~ Sge of the 10th int says that conspiracy had
been discovered AZ Merida uostan. among the pri-
oennnsa thsr. 60 break cut ssektb city sad
ssssseinate the priucpsl men u rss stid.d In the
bss The Cove pDsept bad not been abs TO induce
Indians 20 lay dtwn their arms intellikenco had
TO the bsuds q th. uca,sb government proving
that 10 Engn.h oiisiun s'e The whites indebted for
the continued hostility q ths Indians
The MOsifvr " the 10Th alarmed the capital By
,tsting that bad been declared By Great Britain
against the Ubi,es state, ON account Of tn. Nics
The bawb-r Of Dsputies has ordered an inquiry
into he late - Flores shot g.rrotsd oy
espslss in Tsmsuiipss " bs. been in'iuastsd that
the upfortuuste man put 20 death on ssc1unt Of
$1,000 In acid, which bis csptefs wsnted 10 sppro
PIRATE
The ebolsr. hal dbappsar.d from Chihusbus, where
bad made the mot to- ribe rsvsses y D. P'osyun,,
Ne. "a.
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.
STOCK sALRs.

Bosros, Dss L.. Ezchsng Beavd-2 tharss Boston aud
Providsnce RR PIN 10 90 Exchange ssns, 1oIk;
do. Boston and Lowell Hailroad s7b do state Bank,
oo7; Is dc Ogdsnsburg Railroad, 2ox Ia do Vermont
and Massachusetts, Railroad, 30A do Western Rail-
roao. lOeA, rs do Portsmouth Dry Dock. o; 100 do.
Vermont central Railroad. al do titobburg Rail-
read, 11oA 30 do Reading Railroad, 1ok IS DO Boz
ton ssd Maine Railroad, so d. 100; SO do. East
Bos,on Company. b. m, IAN 80 30. Nsshus ana
Worcester Railroad 81; 90 do. Old CoonJ Railroad,
IS; IL do do, O. 60 d rs; q do do 7sh do. do,
7sA; $4,000 Vermont Central Railroad Bonds, sex I;
5000 Rssdisg Railroad Bonds, 80, b7ki $4,000 do,
100, eb
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Passengers Arrtv,d.

Lorpor-sbip Prince Albert-Capt y Y H,hinsou anf
lazy, NJ Miss Perts Robinso, Aur de Hiilern. Mss
Clair Mrs Sophia North snd daughter New York. Chs-es
Sargent oBdon brown hrown and thildrsn; uss
Qvick, Jsmse Burritt uunayson Gust lie r, W Wat.
lady ~ q 9 children, sts Bolton.
IfvgspooI-- ship Waterloo Mrs Brown, visginie
yohr hussn lady snd 500 Rev Seonr Drblin Chsrss
Icciit Rrcoklynt walter Ccrgrcve,
snd child. Biss.nhssd; Misses snd Hope, prsstoa Ear
k.f Breddon, Lverpo,l Dousiss Oxford hre; Jss
Ntilsce, st ktrtift ., scotlssa.
ANrwsRr-ehir tdw,na-- Ms pisrteubsrr Misses Ia.
iide Caroline Luise AVID Bertha 1lankenbrx a,S
albert Bsptenb Count de osrcwsk Jacob de Iady
and children.
sspschrso-Bsrt nsrs-P jtcsdus. Baltimore, q W
hlnl iaAlrr Mara.
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w.su,,ero,, November 30, 1910.

Civil Lar Of the National Inielis ,neer.
The OWL list Of Of the editors Of the National In
tx~eer Is wrongly stated in recent letter from this
city wish to the for the benefit Of the
human family In general and the present nspotic dy
nasty In particular. The following the items OF
the account, and exhibit the persons now in ofios
who were appointed at Mr. seatons instance; begin
ming with his own blood and including few outsiders
who heretofore derived their doubsfsl subsistence
from that paragon papers for old ladies In breschss
called the National blsitix enc1;-
Gales sestoh. Secretary Of Legation to the Ger.
manic confederation, per RnDum inc ID "a
yesrs old, and bright ia proportlon). $4,000
Seston, clerk Coast Survey, Is ysars sld 1000
Columbus MOnroe, clerk In Comn1Ssary Iene aoo
rails Once, father worth slbO 600. l,AO
Francis Schroeder, charge d Ausirs 70 Stook-
holm, exclusive Of outbt which Is $4,000 This
individuals . very polished gentleman, plays
on the guitar beautifully. and ipdulges IN
other similar ecompIisi ments lie vas
clerk in the Coast Survey when appointed,
and accom- plisbsd his foreign studies As the
clerk Of some captain in the navy. $500
Edward w Johnston, one OF the editors Of the
Infeihgencr Secretary 10 the Msxicsn Com
Charles Lsnm.n CLERK in the War department.
He wrote hook, for which may the Lord for
give him, and subsequently IVES one Of the
rtaId.bys OF the It.feiiigencer. More than
this no was fortunate enough to come In for
10000 only two month. ago :.:.....;. 1,4oo
Mr. StaDsbury, ante teluyiAn fixture Of the
IsteiGseneer-a f.portsr II the old school. 1,400
Mr. Donohus, sou TO snotbsr fixture. $500. / 900
Mr. Coyle, sort OF item about the shops, who
expects. ................ LOO
Annual income. ..................$ l6yO0
pretty we'll All hts toDs sons in-law, and outsiders
being now regularly psnsioned, 1t "a supposed the
original " friends If GENERAL Taylor viii stand
Chance II any pckinxs LETT But after Crittepdeu
living, Seatop. Maxwell and None have got served
where the devil poor follow CO. to get snun ct
the good things Of The ssminissrstion That is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03
Anniversary Meeting or tho Sc. Andrews He-
ciety OF the s.sss or Now York,

The sons ofSt Andrew to the number of one hundred
held tAslr Anniversary festival at the Irving House.
Friday night last The ladies' ordinary fitted up
and decorated for the occasion beautiful picture Of
St. Andrew hung the President and to the right
and left depended the flag, Of England and Scotland At
the other extremity Of the room, the wall drapsd
with the blended flag Of the United States and Ire.
land Dodworth's baud was in attendance, to admit
MISTER the music In addition to the bsgppes BY Mr.
McKsrracher, distinguished a musician to the list
Highlanders, In the Peninsulsr The table pre-
ssnted . most luxurious ARA ngement Of the good
thDge Of every climate done In the best style ofthe
Towards
PRECEDENT Of tho meeting Richard irwin; Vice Presi
dents, Adam N orris W. Il. Maxwell.
Anspg the invited guests seated near the chair,
yer. William Buncs British Vice Consult Mr.. Kern
hardl, German Benevolent Society Hugh Maxwell,
Eco J. Hoxe. Of the New EEglan. Society; Colonel
Nsule ofths British army; David Kennedy, Rov. Mr..
Mcleod, and others.
When the oompssy sat down at table, Mr.. Mcysr.
raeher, In splendid ooetsme, marched with b,s bag
pipes around the tables. playing Scotia national
air very interesting old ssegs, whch was repeated
ct every change Of courses duri the dinner On the
removal Of the white cover the Rev Mr. Lille asked
Mufio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

r rasrorsco. -eIe hansh, from Nswsurypcrs-- uesus
Benz Net, Ephrsn rsndrr Fbsr Ne,es wooster SMITH
chez hssor 1imotny Flsnsn, hr Brsdstrest and -tf.
c.rsser Pearson, Chs. svssry Gee Disney Jr I'd "a
Psrker Sad Johs fsyes hichss Pssrsap sr Rrsvp
lohn Barnett Andrew Lee Jchb Lee, Jehn Stioknsy ~
fsch ssses eeorss chase kmbsl Mr. P,,rscs Fsstsr,
kIlis. Gee Pssr-d -@'S' 49,
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The free sellers, they act untedly hold the balance
Of power.
The New Territories.
We give the names Of the several delegates elected
in the territories, although they have not yet
been organized. California will, in all probability,
be admitted into the Union State, With two Ssna
tsus and two Representative to Congress Deseret
and New Mexico, and probably Nebraska, will be
granted territorial governments and delegates admit
ted from each
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.4nre.nce~enfs Of B,rths, Marriages and DesfAs ~s
not inserted vaiess duly sstAsrftesfsi sod pssd for.


On the Nth ult in ~ Peters Church, By the Rev.
VIM Quinn, Josr l.. Han, Esq, Of this nify, TO Mss
MssiA Jsrsss. daughter Of John w. ysthAke D., Of
Brooklyn, L. L.,
In Manchester, N n , Nov. is, Hon. HsRscr CLASS,
Of Hopkintop, N n, to Mrs. RuHas.H CLAaxk ofM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

tvo hundred tkourand dollar marriage settlement and
Mr. Dozen chateau both excelent limitations OF the
Epslish and French "smost equal to the real" Is
the jewelers. say.
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THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
'ss~s~csl MsrcA4, 1s4o, snd wM cad Merck 4, 1851.
Senate.

Number II State represented ............... 80
PreeiaeDt-An-LAkp FILLmo1s.
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Rev Mr. o,Hsrs in the evening ATT O'clock, instead
OF Father Mathew stated that the idea BE- seen sss
gestsd and approved Of, that st. Bridget. onsrss
city In which the name Of Bridget, oontribuAsg
and those contributions to 60 during the adveu.
ne bishop then pronounced the bsnsdiction, and
the congregation separated
The Turkish clergy man, leaving the church, put
on has red turban, which attracted much attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

Seat 10 be contested BY Dsxei Miller vhis. in eonss
su.nes ths rejection Of the poll book Of the Ksness pre-
sinct.
Elected a. Taylor men, but are democratic
seat TO he eo.iest.d BY John Litus. Jr. whis
count alleged fraud the from Rohmsnt snd ,hs
district Of Penn.
4 Delegates from the Territories.
THg BoUfH YOURS.
Democratic. .. sbs
wings aud Natives. ................ .lOs
free sobers. ......... ..sss..ss ssss... 10
To BE- elected. ....... '''.'.'s 's'.'...''''
Total, exclusive Of Delegates. ............. IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

Whirs IN LaIies; Rd;ies in Small Capais Dmoorais
Ksmss; These asaked y. s. are Free Sellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

sTbe Legislature Of Maryland whig and ofeourss.
wh Senator will BE choses to take the Rsverdy John
(whig) occupied BY Benjamin C. Howard. (dsn
appointed by Gov. ThomAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03

REGULAR roAsTs.
L. The day an a. wba honor it.
The land o. cakes.
3. The land we live In.
{. The Queen.
5. The President Of the United States
.. Wallace aud Brucs-Wstchwords Of freedom snd
patriotism to all time.
T. The city Of New York.
Scottish education, Of the school, the college, and
the fresiae The true Of the moral and intel
lectusl distinction Of the Scottish people.
The repre sentstives Of the British government In
the United States
TO- The historians poets and scholars Of Scotland
Inustrious In the Annals OF literatur
IL Our sister societies and their worthy representa-
lives, our bonorsd guests.
IL, Honest men and bonny lasses
IL. May and trouble never fash, but mrth and
Joy be VII us a.
The President In rising to address the meeting said
that he should not detsin II with the details Of the
operations the society they could be found In ths
reports Of the Modest their sbors had been
they would address themselves to the sennbility OF
every man; and 1t not In asssmblags OF men of
Scottsh blood that 1t necessary 70 speak OF this
society and Its national charities IL ninety four
years since this society commenced is course. Ever
since that time Its Usefulness and activity had oontn
ued with scarcely interruption; and 1t had occasion
to feel proud Of its agency In relieving Scottish widows
and orphans by the contributions OF their
country men (Cheers) It's members were among the
usefu and respected residents OF this oty no.
norabe TO the country from which they sprung and
beneficial to the country Of their adoption (Chesrs)
And here they had assembled the clans wont TO
emergency The President spoke Of the assooistisys
personal and bstoricsl, that cluster around the
great tha towers. castles. burns and hrAss ~
Caledonia ard hoped they night c.ntinus their In
noes He called attention to the FIRST regular toast
]. The day. and o. Who honor IL. Three times three
kiusic- Scotch reel
Mr. Wilson, Of Brooklyn, was called upon and sung
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The New Territories.

The free soilers they act untedly hold the balance
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

4 NEW AND COMPLETE assortment Of III. ln,e., an,
most fnsh nable styles Of Mems mud Inys' Cinhinr
innuthctu' ed in Il e be'i manner m1y he had nj III,
lowest Casa Prices nj GtOhGE rULINS Clnthng is.
liahshmenl, SuulhEns corner Of Sernnd and Market 81
fhlad, lnhin. embracing choice nf tho mns desrnble
md well selected nnllerns If EASTMAN ErrES HAIR.
III CLOTHS, LINEN DRlLLlNGS, TwEEDs &c
together with his usual extensive variety Of English
10 the wants Of Men aud Boys both o dress and bus.
ness garments
Particular care has been tnken In procure cnnnlcie
assortment nf goods adapted the new stye m
COATS; PANrAlooNs VESTS, Sc., 10 which H.
new assortment IF FURNISHING GOODS. cnnsIs, in. of
shirts stocks. andkerchirfs, &c. All If which are a.
Tered At the lowest possible cash prices, ms cheap as
am nlhef Clothing Store in the Union.
IL Parents WIN desire toys CLorntya are enrncsi
" invited examine the stark the greatest care ans
been taken 10 provide the durable patterns and H.
srabls Styles al the most economical rates.
Philadelphia. June Tim
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17
oNDBRF
Restoration to HeaIfhtt

DIR. cHklsrlE's Agent In Cincinnati, Ohio receive,
ue following Certificate few months since. It is from
sisen Of high standing and we'll known in Cincinnati
To MIR J. D. DOUGHTY
Cor. dth and Alan.sll rinsiunatli
Dran slH-Through Tie grace and wisdom Of ms umn'
potent Maker my attention called to ynur ndyeslise
men o. Medical GnlVanm. in tho Gazette of Cmrinati
about the hrst Of january lat Ny disease being nhen
matte Gout had resisted tile skill Of about oil he pbvs
elans could employ, and made poor inlrcd-leavtnr
me helpless miserable man who fur fiiy.far month,
p,erops 10 his experiment had aaiksi as ip and FL
large portion 81 tie time with cXcrucatnq vain
Through tho politeness Of Mr.. fenner was enabled X oil
tam one Of pR CHnsrir's fiennne Belts Mt ynrr o.il
shmen' and BY It's use in connection with tic rnil nav
only month can ntrm that huge found Fafai.e he
wish to go and hive prospect enjoying as sound hea
T.. EYER haa deem my recovery so miraculous that
the Information OF others ' 80 'N' ""'
Respectfully remain Your obI sarvnnt.
mi CANAAN GARDNER,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

~ EDWARD DEWLEY, No. . East Second ST. lat,
~ from New York, thtnkIu for the liberal patronage
l. bestowed OH him by the citizens OF Wilmington r.,
speeily inform them thai he still continues usual il
addition to his bread which has given such universal
laelin pies crackers plumb cake, almond cake citrol
cake large pound cnke almond sponge cake large spnmpi
cake fancy cnkc raisin and pound cake small snna,
cate small pound cake sheet sponge iced drop cake wash
nglnn hsfuit domestic cake sugar cake, walter unbes
nnhes french tea rake, waes crll rs cake queen
cnkn spanish macaroons Inn, aropns, cuonaIut drops
ies myers, kisses ginger snaps ginger bcn mnlAssu,
pound cake moasses sponge cake round hearts Cakes
iced and otnnuicnted in every styc !, Orders thankful
~ received anil pnnutiaiiy attended to .fu
Families can be supplied with bread by leaving Their
Family Baking mnr an
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DUTCH DocToR

l3EoRGE II MARkLEY's celebrated Lancaster Dutr1
MeIlrihcs are sold at Wholesale and retail y tho sb
Wuu as the s0e power of appointing agents in III,
nlft al Chester county. delaware county iii,
S 1 o delaware part Of Maryland aud New Jersey
~ nsglnps sold ~ my district must be signed win M,
Mltten signature us well as that Of GEnRoH d. M,aK
~ VINO IS ainiliny termed The Dutch Doctor Person,
Msmns TO heconie agents tnr the of these invnunb
.nuu,clnrS WIZ please address Wilmington Ds Tho fol
lowing persons are authorized agents in nv Jisrict n
"illm we genuine medicines can hr obtained.
yusp brihghlrsi aud Richard H. Jones TITfHington
WluAershun Alerrcr, md H. Preston hsnrett Sgors
Amos Sharplsss, Pengsris; Tirinnn scott NSrporg Il,
e = y thsmbefs Ne'' Garifq H. & r. iiamor Hanor
,Sa - T. x T. T. Woral, Hest Chester; Isaac Watkins
nsa d rora Iahn q Challenger. Ncr Castle Tiolnn,
nn.ph ts.'rerMe PEI Thomas Perrick CAeser Cysei
DtaHareto. AGENTS AREWANTED
mNt = GEORGE y DAVfg. Ac..-
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17
LLlla5 rfsO MAG 1VligSW

NJ a nnnn h,rsnns r. Wilmington, knew that The Rev
Nc,r,,,ian tnAMbERs had a most violent attack q
" si Annl BY inriaus application Of Eerlro Masne
IL u siire rh number uf diseases have been cure
IT, llllcipnsly applying them Electro Mar
ra.sn w -'ratalyss bronchitis rheumatism bnlh III
una,ny nnd chronic Neuralgia. Dyspepsn Iieaiachn
io' nsnla &c ~ lika manner hi cured hy illd
nn aPpeainn Of Tue sanr principles and by the sam,
many other Diseases nf the head neck and throat
sloneh anu nhnnen liver, Re nf the skin Of the
~ including the Joints, well as ali diseases of
% eIses ana o. the muscles producing contrncinns Al
49, Ii'sls oi man humane persons, Mr. Chambers
asrees 10 operate on persons Ills house on the N IL
,fn ~ harriet aud aih ss for reasonable chnrgc-
1919, u.Icscs may he had 10 persons WIN have been re-
ievel Mt Chambers lives ut No so MARIA, s,re, ~,
~ 49, e"'"'i ~ MUM streets anrit Il Am
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

The subscriber has recently opened new Carpet De
pot 40 north and St. and received per late arrivals from
Europe, full and complete assortment of carpengs il
part.
caRpE7YNc. Three ply Imperial, Three Cord su
perfne Ingram, Fine and Commnn Ingrain London Dam
ask Veniiiani Royal Twiled Do
He has on hand varied and extensive assortments o
American carpetng of every description.
He Inns always on hand well selected assortment o
Seasoned Oil Cloths Of all widths, cut to fiji any room
hull, vsgib lie sc. sc.
Together with a great variety Of Window Shades
Dotr mats &c. &c.
The citizens of Wilmington Del, and surrounding
country, respectfully invited Gull and examine 70
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, cheap for cash
RICHARD ROBERTS
No 20 north 2nd street, side below arch phada
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17
The Niagara sboyer-0a1b an

ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLE FOR sHowEr BATH
II ING, with Cold or Warm Water. A great and i'm
nnrnni improvement is made in this shaver Bath owe
all others. by throwing the Immediately the hn,
without weng The head, nness NJ The will nr pleasure Of
the haiher hut greater point Is gained hy being en-
Bath Is adapted tonnd most important Of all, the Bail
can be medicnied without injury To the hair.
Many persons cannot take cold hatli-tleir case I
met in hisns they regulate the temperature Of III,
water to suit their wish and hnthing nj an,
season Of the year without my unpleasant result Ladies
can have The advantage of bathing without weitne III,
head or covering the same.
The arrangements simple and cnmplete and mn
liable get Of order. The Bath can be adjusted /,
suit any hcehlh, from small child The talles person
When the door closed, the fixtures hid and Tie ami
side appearance is that Of piece of furniture
They have received the appreciation Of sevrrnl med.
cal geneinchothers requested 10 call and examine
them.
Manufactured by the Pnnietee.
EPHR AIM LARRABEE
y South Calvert street, Baltimore
III This Bntl took the Premium al the Fair Of the
Franklin Institute Philadelphia Oct 1sis the only Bath
that ever took premiNm at that Institute aud also tnnk
the first premium at the FAIR uf the MARY LAND IN.
STlTUTE, Baltimore November 1913.
BATHING ,-Reud Whnt Armstrong says;
Do not omit, ye who would health secure,
The daily aesh nbluton, that shall clear
The sluices of The skin enough 10 keep
The body sacred trnm indecent soil,
Still 10 be pure, even II ii did moi conduce
As much as il doesl 10 health, very greatly WORTH
Your daily pains Ills this ndnrns the rich
The want Of this Is pnverty's worst foe
With this external virtue, nge mnininins
decent gfacei without il. youth aud charms
Are ioRthslmc.n nnga51v
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

SUCCESSORS TO GEO, wIlIIG, have removed their
stock OF Music md Musical Instruments, 10 The ne
ana spacious store in Swam's Building No. l6a Chesnu
street. below Seventh PHILADELPHIA where they nyite
Tie attendance and patronage Of the public.
LEE WALKER haviag purchased the entire stocl
p He Nilg twhn hns declined bnslness) are now me.
pted 70 execute Az orders in their line Their nssnrt-
men Of Mu-c and Musical In.irumenis is ms exlrnsive
as ilnt OF amy other establishment in the country
fAso FoRrEs, from various well known and approved
Tered for sale W.
" Country dealers supplied very reasonable terms
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

Ct .uNRivALI.Ep STYLE OF q ATS FOR GEN
| t1-a -rl.I.AitN- CHARLES o K r o II D. No inl
go CHESTNUT STREET pHtlspKLruA, would
resnecihl invite attention his superior STYLE Of hnts
for nntnm lsis winch will he found the m6st nerfe.t
ever before offered 10 the community It's peculiar fprms
RENTERS The mnre desirable, as it combines MI tile rs.
sehnls oi durability aud nenlness requisite in that n
Gle ~ dress whilst his increased cilies in mhnunrnr
gG wi,h AZ The ~ derl improvements, ennhles him 70
CitAhLhNGE IllE WORLD 10 produce better Hat.
NlhlhRENs FANCY Hans AND CARS OF THE LATEST Mons
These goods have hen selected with great care and viii
ne found most beautiful and chnsle in their styles
LADIES HpiN6 Hans ANIL CAPS OF ESrlRntr Nrv,
A1rERNs-rcai clFe has been bestowed il constructing
these eles that they may tit perfectly easy and form q
graceful appearance. e'"' "
CHARLES oAKFoRD,
sen 90 ''' '"''"'e'iH'"