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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

ROARD.-A second-story Front Room
J and Bedroom 10 lei, WIN Board a, = Eas: Broad
way South SIDE betsscn Rutgers and Jcerson-sl very
desirable location aull lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
Hills and WATER POWER.-For

Two PHYSlClANS.-For Sale, good
country Practice and esdence ls miles from city If
not sold Partner will he taken. Apply 20 J. KEYSER,
81 BOwery, from 10 til o'clock. au2 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

II q \ K D-1wo Gentlemen and their
wives - single gentlemen. can - acco1i1e dated
v,5 p-e@saL; rooms wth -1n.--cs 4ttAcAll II n 50
1.casAt located. Wiz 7reze u aoi- cold and shower
tah.. at % >Ccold-s Broadway s.art Spass re dolT
20 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

ROARDlNG.-A few Gentlemen may
h , Oh good Board and comfortable accommodations
m q p as1nt and airy dazzling No % Rose St for - 10
10 - rcr week aui9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
As SALESMAN or ASSISTANT

~ BOOK KEEPER.-Wanted, situation a. Salesman
or Assistant Book keeper wholesale store or ~ Ger.
IN insurance Office The applicant is young married
Man # steady and industrious habits. IneKcep0nable
fernces gwen to character &c &c moderate sal
Any and permanent situation ,ectod. Address FRANK
al the Office Of THIS paper dn2) "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

lars Bonus wn hs gwen to an one who all gse
!Or the adYSf,ser "a eradicate Of C0luRbia Coe &C. al
The highest rtittSpce suitable SITUATION as ASSISTANT
Teacher ;he EnslSh OF Classical Department of some
respectable school IN thls cy immediate y.nv. Aa-
dress T. ID y ~ tins Office. aua5 r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
BOARD REDUCED at the Private

u Mansion House 81 GTsenvlch-st., by Mrs BEhr,
formerly Foster. Gentlemen with single beds and lsht
alry rooms 90 50 per week day bcarers 81 ser week.
boardes ~ cents per day FLOATING and sne.er
baths gratis. anll I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

The C,uc6 "a >aroia Of the 18th met hs. the
following
We are assured that concoriai ha. been concluded
between Rome and the Sandman government The lat
IL sppear ngrccd 10 the unconditional return TO
their respective dioccsses q Archbnops fsnkou aud
Msrengs, snd 10 the appointment Il Nuueio 10
Turin n T. not known whether the Nuncio IL TO be in
vested Nth the powers enjoyed by his predecessor The
object result ithose arrangements which partly
the work 81 the Court 81 Csserta would be political
league between II me Naplss Piedmont aud tuscany.
in order 20 obtain the evacuation of the pvntincs
states BY the French and Austrian troop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

A vice. from Hamburg, of the 10th ut. statc =
The Austrisn arc terribly afraid Of he democratic
club and publications. Every meeting advertised
by club Of that denomination was prevented, Oh
their instgaton, by the police; nevertheless, their
qua ,ds and patrols are increased, and all the sol
dicr, who are mounting guard or on parade, are
loading their muskets ready to fire al moment s
notice. The regiments in the ncighbortood, too,
got orders to march upon Hamburg at the frat Gig.
nal given 20 them. Hitherto, however, they had
no occasion, because nobody think Il creating any
disturbance. They are continually Fostering the
Senate about he press, which, according 70 their
contracted ideas IL by far too liberal, though Il has
been modenting itself since the prussisns and the
Austrians are lcrdins over us; oftwo actions which
for offending friendly powers, one wa acquitted. but
the other found guilty and sentenced to Gnes-the
editor 80 and the publisher oDO marks, together
about go, which, In the eyes Of arbitrary govern
mentS e course, appears too mild, considering, as
they de. n caricature on crowned bead ~ a holm
Gus crime, Tor which the offender ought to be sent
70 prison for many year, snt this was the order
mentioned n my last given to about zoos rnep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03
The Germ an c Confederation.

Intelligence from Frankfort on-thc Maine, Of
May IL
Germany is waiting for the re-asscmbling Of what
has been constructed, and no sooner formed than
dispersed The principal actors Of the political
drama are Dresden, and leave the stage here for
the time unoccupied, filed only by supernu-
lneraries. Visits and diplomatic dinners are the
only kinds of activity the bearers of the future of
Germany are engaged in at this moment in the
free city. General Won Peucker, the Prussan mill
tary envoy, is to give grand banquet to-day, for
which numerous invitations have been issued. NJ.
Won Rochow gave one just before he left; and most
probably Count Thun will give another when he
returns. These small courcses of political life
practicable among the very limited number Of icde-
raj representatives; they all know each other and
they can all meet without filling very moderate
sized dining room. Very different was the state of
things when the benches OF the Paul's church
thronged with the deputies of the National Assem-
bly, There s not merely difference between
Frankfort now and Frankfort in ISIS: it Is total
contrast. The sharpest observer cannot detect
sign Of the presence Of the state representatives;
men know that the Diet exists, but il is thing
invisible and unhesrd; the only indication of it is
in the two Austrian sentries at the gate of the
Thurn and Taxis Palace, and perhaps tho black,
red and gold banner which still waves at the foot
Of the old bridge, the single survivor Of the thou
sand that huttered over the soil Of Germany, east
and west, in ISIS, . knocking the air with coors
idly spread" even from the dome Of the Hohen-
zollerns, in Berlin.
In the absence # facts there is no dearth Of argu-
ments and speculatons; but till some act or decl-
sion shall have given them a positive application,
most of them are of little value.
The Austrian Journals term that does not mean
merely the journals published in Austria, but those
inspired more or less from Nienna-report qualified
withdrawal, by England. Of the protest against the
admission of the non-German states OF Austria. III
all the German governments, II Is stated, agree on
the admission-that II, assent 10 ii by unanimity-
England will regard it what Austria asserts II is
"A purely German question. If any opposition is
raised to the proposal, will rise TO an European
question, and the foreign powers will have to be
consulted on il. One strong effort has been made
the Austrian side to prove that the plan does not
require tho unanimity Of voices TO give IL validity,
but there Is precedent against this conclusion; the
Polish provinces OF Prussia were admitted in ISIS,
and the einsiispaig kea was thcn required for il.
A decree OF the Bavarian government just issued,
will give idea Of the strictness with which the
authority Of the police il exercised not only towards
foreigners but natives Of the country. similar
increase Of severity may be observed nearly all
Germany: and the new measures likely to be agreed
on hereafter by the Diet will probably increase
ther than diminish il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03
Denmark aud the Dwchi.s.

Aj,ic.s from Hamburg, Of the 18th ut., state that
the Assembly Of Notsbles held their rst meeting on
the 18th. Count Bile Brahc addressed the As
acmbly ard alluded to the conciliatory feelin of
the Danish government rs evidenced IN ths amnesty.
4 draft Of joint constitution for tho duchies in
union With the Danish monarchy was then placed
before the Assembly. Another meeting va to be
held OF the following Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

The steam irigatc Cafarclli arrived az Brest on
tho 10th She left Lisbon the Eth Her
officers state tina, no ministry had then been formed,
nor had Saldanha quilted Oporto. Considerable
agitation wac observed at Lisbon on the Ealing Of
the Csfarcli.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

Uchatius, Colonel Van Allen, Lieutenant L. D. Ayerv.
Lieutenant Caldwell Lieutenant Parrott Lieutenant a.
Ii. Preble, Lieutenant j. Duer, Miss kimball.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

We have re ,e we'd the Cons ;antinople journals up
TO the 9Th Of May. General Aupck embarked on
the 10th ult in the Vedette, for France. Ali Pasha,
Maister OF Foreign Affairs. had retired to Broussa;
order 10 recruit biz health. aud was replaced, ~
$50 ~, w gal Load.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03
Discovery OF n New Planet.

EDITOR TIMES.
Sin AT ten minutes before O'Clock this morning,
i discovered another planet in the consultations
Scorpio about deg. north Of the elliptic and forming
ut the time equatera triangle with the Scorpi
and Libra 1t is Of pale BLUSH color and its light Is
about co ual to that of star of the ninth magnitude
The following are the observed places -
Greenwich Mean Right Norti Polar
niet,ug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

Whence may infer that the right ascension Is now
diminishing at the rate Of I'm S. daily the change i'm
n r. D. in the interval being small, probably not
exceeding two minutes.
This Is the fourth planet detected ere during close
examination of zodiacs heavens The others are-Iris,
discovered August ID l647 Flora October Is Of tho
same year. and Victoria September Is 1850
reman, sir, yours respectfully, J. r. HIND
Mr.. Bishops Observatory. Regent spark May 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03
Foreign aIlscelIan v.

The new Norwegian Four per Cent Loan, nego-
tatedj jointly by solomon Heine and by Hambro s.
Son, amounting to 3,600,000 marks banco, is a Sc
res of the old one negotiated by the same houses
few years ago. The latter rose to l0Il but the
former, brought into the market, could not be rea-
lized at more than 80, which, compared with other
securities, is very good price First-rate bills,
which discounted at the beginning Of the year
at per cent, cannot be done at per cent now,
owing to these Swedish and n Norwegian loans.
The accounts from Paris describ, the movement
in favor Of the revision of the constitution to be
making very great progress not only in the capital
bu. also in the provinces.
1t is stated that the Porte has intima ted to the
Austrian government its ,tIimatnni respecting the
refugees, which is to the effect that they will not
be detained beyond the autumn.
The elections in Spain were proceeding in favor
of the government
In Bavaria, the greatest dissatisfaction has been
created, by an order prohibiting the soldiers from
appearing in public places in the company Of fe-
maes-an order, the journals state, it will be i'm
ossible to carry into effect.
The ship building yards at the upper end of the
Clyde are at present scene of great activity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

NJ. Dumon. Dumortier Il charged with forming
new ministry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

tenor; while in the more lowing passages their
ner was too abrupt, and their Interpretation de-
fcient in refinement Madame Bovenni, whose
sion, displayed great dramatic energy and fervor,
although her accent sometimes sounded rather alb
ruptly on the ear, owing to this very excess Of
company, favorably received, and, in an aria of
Auber's, her rotslaies, her effective management
and the upper tones of the voice in contrasted pas
sages, and her general Judgment as vocalist, SCI
cured her the deserved plaudits of the audience
Not the least attractive feature in the performances
was the dancing of Mesdemoiselles Prevot and De-
croze, and the fact that scarcely any notice was
given OF this addition to the programme, made the
ton. The figure of one of these ladies is command
ing, and her movements are executed with much
SKILL and the general ensemble produced by the per-
formances is of nature calculated to afford pleasure
to an audience"
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09
Citizens Of Delaware.

kpf,E uF DELAWAREll Your state has suffered
nni ftnefing. from that but ite effort Is midi
Senl,u. Immense tracts oil lands sections now lie
uirekr-s wascs, which in few years might be made
feem Win tao busy ham uf dnsirysiye anipu, nenis
and hfcnd to lnse who need them. aud sill further n
rcu-u ,uuf ability To compete with nihrr aud dant
Sines IN it progress towards agricultural and mlnuiAc
ring lriiutiiuu hamuss the cause IL which we nudr
aud YOUR State will I'LL up with oncrpfiang business
ynntwasie mud hlH ands will he hpfovad ynur
OF esrfy kiud rapidly developed. Your liquid be-
made EQUALLY 1rohurtyr-ean b. purchased cheap.
natet Al your door aud the product will yield wies
much WHY thea viii you suffer it Ia hel The FEVER
aud AGuE prevails 10 great and it may be- thu
hue. ASA crew cnnvrrfsd no three black crows but
irn YOU tse The dscas'reno,u tha dark spot mud your
state viii 81 upHni march rapidly into rank. The FEY Ek
aud AelE, il Is the tisi; tbs last Tie considerable tbrc
ton oi all wlu desired 10 visit yOnr state before going
West All the Inducements and advantages which you
undoubtedly pnssrss, nnihnc whoa weighed Ia the
llnnire with iis drnad foe What thea is frmedyl We
Will tell tnu aud bcsiles assertion, huso the
iesinoney ofoe hundred nnd sixty three Preachers Of the
Hospel over two hundred Physcnns eighteen Presiding
Jukses, aud near ton thousand other persnrs all whom
iiiy that nl This we'll all either bnua aAertiuhs, the
WuRDsnlL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE PILLS
have no superior iesy haur yil failed m there
use O. pilafycrr in They mt only the Asur they
eutn ir leef fompuint. Dyspepsn, Headache, ostye
ness Nuruusnss, srroiuln e. aud nf Worms in rhiis
dich and female diseases eannoi be- enuann hy nud
zine IN tie world. kcmenher each box conrins 50 pill
nearly dlubi. the number Ni any ntlef.
For sae Wilmington by y, MrfNALI. N. pHTLLlP
andnheFs' aud by tho agenl- ihrnushon, the sinte.
a. WEEKS & TO. Ptnprirturs.r
NJ Nauf i. l..tatl. -
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

1 HEREAS, the Vegetable raitle Pnwicl nanniariu-
" red by lirrinig, Froieielh X Co No. Isl North I'd
Street Philadelphia, has inquired for llself wonder
fu celebrity for its many valuable medicinal qualities
and an agent to ncrea-e the nmnu Of Fat MIN ant
Butter In the perfectly healthy animnli and rhdreas
il immense popularity amongst the Turner's AMI DAT
ryncn wherever ii has been introduced has induced
several peisnns get up imitation uf our Cattle
Powder and have taken the sanie language almost wore
Tor waid. IS we have in our small hills and put on
theirs We therefore caution all PERSONS, Siotekcep-
eTs Farmers and Daily -nen, against The deception thus
p=actcri hy designing men
Iha prnpreiofs have investigated this subject l9l
years nrlng long residence in the country, ahd de
now challenge tile world to produce anything equal e
heir Cattr Powder. They want the public to hen ~
mind HAT their paNdar is fiers alone hnnsiins not o.
etiau nor any piisr foreign oiisln. Tney WRIT rs
qaatytnni It's nlncp be- the spufcf ofis valnr' ia,
character (nilthough of but about five years stAhhs
which enables II 10 siumi upon lis avn merits
-everal orders have heGn sent to this city Tor 'at'
Powder Which have been filled by sending an hrlcl'
snt np III imitation Of our owl We therefore my
again stirekeepefs farmers aud Dairymen DO not hil
mound unless ynn look Tor the nauie Of hfeihis
Frnnchsld x Ga, writen sign1ur' on The end 81 ene'
mack do not allow yourself tn be deceived the ne A
health NJ your an depend upon lhis rnntiohi A. wei
Is ynut interest. Look out "Nigilance 4 tho price
seenfi'y j." hheINiH, fNuN ~ l.M .-D n, -
Mag 3.-at NJ Isl North THIRD steel fhNa'
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

AT THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE, No 90 Market
n street, Wilmington, Del l. X, SOLOMON, res
pectfuly informs the ct2ens Of Wilmington aud the
surrounding country that he has iakrn the above manned
sinnd and has received franz New York aud phiadel-
nha. rich aud entire new stock If Dry Guodsi which
lie intends 10 sell for cai cheap be bought IN
rhndslpha. His stock consisting in part OF Ladies'
Dress Goods Satin striped Barngcs and Tissles $500
yds Of prints for O. g. AND 10 cents and cintses for
Yea, 200 yards French Lawns for 2 wo III 10, Deaino-
VI lal plain Injured and silk stripe, afale Delnines fom
l5cts up Barases, all wool Is figured for % fgure
and plain, Grenadne plaid aud figured, Scotch and Man
chester Ginghans, Fnard silk, very cheap Hack Code
Rhine anh ehangeabie silks India aud Mnntua silks
dotted Swiss. Jae0net. Cambria plain and striped Mus
Inns, cheap NceewoTk collars all prices, 5000 yards
Muslin Bltached and Unbltnihed tor cents, full yard
wide for g., 49, and up To higher prices. sheeting NIL
Widths superior Irish Linens, Table diaper 81 wide inr
dsl NnpSs shirling stripes, Iickings, damask Linen
TABLE ioths, Crash aud Scotch da prr Tor towels lag
ings Canton flnnels counepans. checks, bntap dril
ings, Napkins, together win Mems aud hoys wear
French and English Cloths Cassimeres SAITH Silk ana
other vesngs Lnnens "a low as i2., for Cuais, ran
cy aud Black Cravas, Silk and Cotton llnndkrrceis
together with Trimmings. Laces FrineHs &c. in great
variety OF styles aud prices. Gmps Gloves ribbons.
NC. Il. Il. SOLOMON.
N. B.-Dou't forget the piece No. % Market slfee.
Spring aud Summer Goods being received weekly CAL
aud see tem May 0-tf
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09
Spring and summer ciOiiling.
COSTUME HAIL.

cnr. Pratt ~. and Centre Market Space Baltimore
i largest and hast sork OF Ready Made Clothing eve
offered in Baltimore. Dress, Frnck and Sack Coats
all ruofs qualities and sizes rnm 81 30 to d50, and up
wards Pantaoons al 81 10 $3.50, and upwards. rnlbfn
eng az styles Of nncys plain and plaid CassimeIes z
Nrsls 81 every variety a. corresponding prices Also
large assortment OF Boys ClntiiHg.
Importing ong nwn Cloths direct from Europe aud mat
uaetufng the most extensive scale, enables Us inof
fer Inducements to purchasers be surpassed hp any
Clothing Establishment in the United STATES. The pro
preioIs are determined To make the Wholesale Rooms
the roint Of great airaciicn and have made up more
est in price.
In the Custom Department will always be found ihf
choicett seleetonuf Cloths, Cssimeres and Nesingss
which will be made up the shortest nytcr and in ia
alesl style, aud i always guaranteed. Ths price
ysiem sriciy adhered to.
leuembe The name and place corner Pratt 81 and Con
eiMarkei Spsss, ap
n, II, COLI & - :
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

corn attention Is respectfully invited to the extensive
uuG yet ssierted sl1ck Of BIlIl.DlNG HARDWARE
,vn TOoI,s now offered by tho subscribers, consisting
km iais tSt Door oces, upright with night work.
plated OF brass inrn''uFc' or fo"pH'AiN Ah' S"A-
oe M do do do plain do
American do and store Door, Horizontal
, S5 ggi,s n Locks all sss and qualities White or
'f g. 'a MoliIsa, do with plated, while or
" c,rri,,,,e do
d do IaIcH,s, c..., do 9o.,. o,, de- y,
"'1s' '''"' Drop Stop, Thumb Gate and Store Door
i.a a'' i%po,ca Locks and aehes of every dcscrp
paIl%ns anil American Butt Hinges, ofa sizes fast
sm,, lS Gnis, strap, ~, and Baeaalp Hinges, of all
sint,er Gate. Door Flush and Spring Bolts Of wrought
ar ensi Iron and lfa-s every dtscllluoh
s,a,rs snrirs Cline sand Paper ol the best quality
Ame,jcan Axle and sham Axle pulless oi every vnr'
10 Buttons, plain or ou,Plaiesl brass, IRON Or
Ia Nob. plated white. iron wood, nil kinds.
sash cord cnmnnn aud patent, WIN ntnef hillees W"
W',ri and sAsn-Wrours at Fuetory Prices.
N.B-A Gonds delivered free OF charge to any part
Of the Ciiy and Districts -,
AZ this Establishment cav he found one Of lha largest
aud hest assortment Of White and Fancy N"hs ilr orh'
Ar in the city some patterns OF Nhuh eh"' We seer
rails snsnr 4 Jaeksnn's Hnek. Panel, Hand and Ri
saws imported expressly for Retail sales all seeele'
son AGENTS tor The celebrated Planes, s-e., ma"o by =
w Carpenter Of Lancaster ~ h heyis made 81 s Nh
i wood and The Hits ground and ired Beaiiys aud WI
Uani,i make cf Chissels. Axes llatchets, Drawing
Knives Sc, all warranted good ,. -,
urhis aud Slack make Of Augers ana Anger hi's al
american squares aud Devils Of every description
do Rules, Gauges, sawseiis, Compasses, screw
u' ,c 8. Hammers Claw aud Rsiliag all size
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

ENERf BODY who have bees should have Cotton'S
Aimprefed Paieni Iler live. These are no humhug
which we are oherring III New Castle und Kent Coui-
ties, Dol aud Chester and Delaware Cuunties Pa; We
put ~ use last seasun (sjOl one hundred aud thirty
hives which have given universal satisfaction. This
Hive deiinns iaten y Is inmore extensive use tiaA
aus nihfr hvn ~ the United sialee from the fact nf
lhef construction 10 suit the nature and hnbs Of the
Honey bce Wa invite ahl solicit all WIN have bees
20 eau AMI examine these mproved ises- The smpie
ny OF cnisirciiOn. aud FACILITY with which in,
hnney may b. rvmorcd without inufing the bees the
security against the moth with yield Of at Ieast lOU
pct eHl over any oher htv9, few at the advahla-
sas II has we eel enndant in saying these hives viii
teeummenu themsevesiu the most shepcal bee man IN
them Anron Cotton has published a valuable Treatise
~ pamphlet nfin. on the hans Of bees which will be-
gNrh efals To hll who may call for IL also skeleton
oithe ve showing tile orri Of the same Persons at 4
distance by nnpyiag pest paid have II sent 10 them
Having purchased the snle right make the tad hive
deTs We may receive for them,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09


Dh.NiLLiAM FIELDS. respectfully INFORMS III,
~ citizens Of Wilmington, AMI vriaY tint he has Ia
Ken AZ oiiie ~ sfyi street Nb - sr tn purpose 81
hlleidihg TO tn practice Of Medicine having studied
Withtha celebrated DIR COOPER arNrst clasts. ia.
apnut twenty-five years ago and having had mHci OK
panenes niue h1lanie nila ot practice ihrnn gh1ut
number OF The s.a'es he is therefore prepared tn trent
knds0t dseaics IN the bsst AMI saieniie pfn
pies according 10 its nainra aud to Natures tsal lie
moro particularly turns his attention the cue Of In
suhiy' even Of tho worst grades; h. liois that
ne y amply q1alihel To treat successfully this disease
ana from ten years praet In OhiD ia ii reatn NJ Of
hl kinds OF Few aud OF every grnir ani cues t
intermittent evrf OF Fever anl Asn, ~ irne DAYS and
enufry ranDyei II from the system Alsu all dseasc.
9. Tue Liver Lungs, nyspepsa Gravel cnneers lcert
Iunurs On the head AMI Jaws ScfVfnn Rhenniat ism
&c. &c lie will also aiisn To- all firs II Panurn io
Nrnetr desired, aud all fen ale disrnsrs cnnnieatia,
treated WILLIAM FIELDS, ". n. =
MayO-ly Wilmington lrl
ilwenty per Cent Saved. IN c4uniry Ms fclianis
l. WIN King dealer in Boots aud Shoes, No &c north
u 81, Philadelphia, has just received from the Mann.
factory an extensive aud well selected of the bov
goods al 30 pr cent es than be purchased in the
ry for cash or city acceptance. Dealers will do well t.
call before purchasing elsewhere May g-ln