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Clocks. Watches. JewcIry and

- TLFER- IT4RE.--Persons visiting Will
ANIMATION would consult their interest by Wis
tin~ n" establishment of X!RA FERRIS \
son. corner OF 4lh and Market ST, who have
the largest assortment Of the following articles
to he found in the cily:--tiold Hunting and sin
gled caScd Patent Lever WATcHEs, OF the best
makers; Ladies hunting watches, very small;
Gold chatelain". neck. vest and fob Chains;
Fine sets ot'jeweIry, earrings and breast pins
finger rags, medallion cold pens and pencils,
bracelets, cu8 pins, seals, sleeve buttons. spec
ter"s ana thimhlcs. The finest assortment of
Silver Ware Of the EIi2abcthane, Gothic, Tus-
can, Threaded and plain Patterns, consisting Of
Forks. spoons, butter knives, sugar spoons, salt
and mustard spoons, ladies' &c, &c. "" also
keep the celebrated ALBATA SILVER
WARE of beautiful patterns, mos! equal to sol
id silver. Agency for Rapp's celebrated 'ScI-
en,ifc niche Gold Pens" the best article ever
manufactured.
L-7@Clocks and Watches repaired in the best
manner and warrante! to give satisfaction.
mar. - '53--Gm.
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JOHN 6. KIMMkRD'S,


Purchasers may find il nuch to their intprest
to aall. This Store is celebrated for the large
variety, extensive assortment, and cheapncss Q!
is FOODS; to prove whch those who have not
heretofore dealt at the establishment, are re T.
spcct!uiy ~ Gcd to call, bY doing so, many will
not only save, money, bat lime and trouble.
The assortment consists in part Of
Black and Fancy silks, Cloths. satncts. ca 81.
Enbroidrresan white nereS, yestnes. ban-
Goods, MerInoes, Co. ketS huck gloves and
burgS. delaines. prints, nitlS, sacking bottoms
Alpaca and other dress comiortables, buttons
fabrics; House Furnish cotton laps, wooden
ing Goods. Mourning and cotton leans, Sus-
Goods. Fiannri~, Host penders, spool cotton
ctv. gloves, TRAININGS, sack tiannels in Il bun
ScaTiS, sc. dance, &c.
Onc Of the largest assortment of Furs and
Shawls in the city; also,
GarpcG;nG,
Brussels Tapestry, Three Ply, Snpcrfnr and
common Ingram. Entry and Stair Carpets. rang
ing IN price from l25 cents to 3 % per yard
| including Rag Carpets from - rents to bcltcr
grades, oil cloths, canton maltIngs. window
shades and blinds, stair rods carpet lacks, Sc
would further state that am a constant at.
tenirnt on Tia" large ana regular A ucllon sale,
that take place in FblladclphIo every week
where | buy many excellent bargains and cheaI
| GOODS, thus being able TO offer many induce
| mpntS tl,Ht others cannot offer.
would call the particular attention Of tie
ladies' to my stock OF Ci0Hhiag Cloths, and new
StvIc trimmings for Dresses and cloats, together
, with wide UaHiiUd Fcirciy. and in TACT to M
very large assortment Of goods for ladies wear.
! Ny old friends in Cecil and elsewhere, wit
the public in general. are solicited to give GU
stock an examination before making ihcir nur
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CITY CASH PRICES.
Spring s. s'usmnacr Giotning, sc.

BRADBURY, in the 'Hollow," nearly op-
ID poste McCanley's Blacksmith shop, has
Just received II fine assortment of Spring and
Summer Clothing, all Of which he will sell
low tor cash or country produce.
Clocks as ueual, in great variety. Also, Il
splendid assortment Of fancy articles.
Brambe, Grass and Grading Scythes, at
25, ~ and so cents, each; fine steel
Eikton, Apr %
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AN ANEcDoTE. The following anec-
dote from the New Hampshire Tele
graph is too good to BIZ lost.
Many years ago there was in the
eastern part of Massachusetts, a worthy
old D. D., and although be was an emf
nently benevolent man and good chris
tan, yet it must be confessed that he
loved joke much better than even the
most inyeteratc joker. 1t was before
church organs were in use, it 50 happen
ed that the choir Of the church had re-
Gently purchased double bass violin,
Not far from the church was a large
pasture, and in it was huge town DULL.
One hot Sabbath in The summer he got
ont of the pasture, and came believing
mp the street. About the church there
was plenty of untrodden grass, green
and good, and Mr.. Bull stopped to try
tine quality, prrchancp to ascertain If its
location had improved its flavor, at any
rate the reverend doctor was in the
midst Of his sermon, witch
Boo woo-woo,' went the bull.
The doctor paused, looked up at the
singing seats, and with a grave face
said
i would thank the musicians not tc
tune their instruments during service
time, it annoys me very much
The people started, and the minister
went on.
Boo-woo-woo, went the bull again, al
he passed another green spot
The parSon paused again, and address
ed the choir:
Il really wish the singers would no
tune their instruments while an
preaching, as remarked before, for i
annoys the very much
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EsETLDV
WILMINGTON DRY GOOD STORE
NEW STOCK OF
SPRING 4 SUMNER GOODS,

WE now take this method of informing our
" friends and customers OF Cecil county, that
W. have removed our Store to No. y ..Nqrkct
81, Wilmington, Del, 1 doors below Sd street,
where we intend keeping a large assortment Of
all kinds Of Domestic anl Faucy Dry Goods, as
follows:
LADIES' DRESS COODS.-Rich black
Silks most approved makes, Brocade, Change
abIn, Solid Colored, Sirip'd and Plaid SILKS;
Paris cut Bapg"$, Plain do, Printed do, Plaid
and Srrip'l do; all wool De Lanes, Bnrage 40;
BfazIiians, madonna Cloths, De Base % and
3!5 cents; English Chintzes, Swiss Muslins,
l.mbroijeGies Of all descriptions, Ginghams,
Parasoi. Shawls for the Spring.
CLDFH&, Gc.--Clolhs, CasSimercs, Vest
mgs. >dtinclls, Linen DrilIings, Bed Tichings,
Table LIGrns, TowrilNg Printed and Emhcss-
ed TaJl" Covers, Shccting and Shifting, Mus
lin aud Linens. Hosiery and Gloves, Lmbrol.
las, Window Shades. sc.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
New Spring Il Summer Goods,
At B. +. MAYS,

WHITE GOODS.--Fie'd Swiss from % to
l,l2a, Plain do, -! TO -, plaid and plain Cam
brcS l2a 10 56{. frruch needle wori'd Collars
l2I to i.15, Ladies under sleeves, 10 TO 90
Worked EuIIlas. 81 10 l,2j, Linen Cambria
lIdkrs "a 10 l.2J.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Cotton Hose
g 10 81 , cotton Gloves, g. to I22. silk and
thread LIsIe do. ISL TOLL. I'D ani silk do -
10 $. !, hlecI; mohar mills }. to I,tJ, superior
long do ! ~ tp BIZ.
LADIES' IRIuGINGS.--Sil s in various
coIors cut bias. new sly!c gimps, new style bat
tonS, silk trinecs, bnrN silk laces, wash gimps
cmhioiiering floss, c,a5roiierng braids, silk
hraldS, worsted and linen braids, Bonnets aId
Ribbons in great variety, Aotcnccs, lutcI lin
lng>, &C., parasols, umbrellas fans. Sc.
iUbic covers, tnbe CLOTHS, table diapers,
crash; towel diapers, bleRchcd and unhleachcd
musiins, driliuss, white, brown and blue do
mrstjca; pIaIGS, American nankcens, green lin
eos, brown Hollands, Irish linens, linen checks,
cotton do, window Sh0irs, sc.
MEX E BOYS E.E.9R.--CIoths, cass-
meres, superior summer twreds, satin and silk
vrstiu&s, hleached aud brown linen driil;ngs,
plain, pad and strip'd cotton goods for panta-
looms, summer hats, SC.
Ladies' and chiliren's shoes, hardware,
qncenswarc, groceries, bacon lard, flour, meal,
potatoes, Sc
2. :. Country produce taken in exchange
!ol good: al market prices. INLAY
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ID%"Alr. Jones, don't you think mar
riage is means Of gracei"
"Certainly, my dear madam anything
IS means Of grace that breaks down
pride and leads to repentance"
Exit Mr., Jones under the influence OF
a mop handle.
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fin1LpnENS' HosE.-A fine lot ot all kinds,
y iJI sale cheap, by kENNAAp & Co.
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L. Mr., L. Merriam, of New York q
distinguished scientific writer and prac-
tical philosopher, says that persons
struck by lightning should not be given
up as dead for at least three hours.
During the first three hours they should
be drenched freely with cold water, and
II this fails to produce restoration, then
add salt and continue the drenching for
another hour.
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81 VI. TORBERT has now opened his now
w AMI we'll selected SloGS Of Spring and
Summer Goc!S, all OF which he is Offering very
cEnnp, HIS stock consists in paIt Of
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Domestic lnuslins. bleachci ditto, Summer pant
Stntl in great variety, cloth, cashmere, 'wecds,
alpaca, htocaac. popIins, bed ticking, check
Shrlng, stripe do, NC.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange
Tor go0ds. Lapr0
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DlsTINcTGoN.-Nferit is not necessa-
riIy the accompaniment Of distinction.
1t is the man who makes a noise that
attracts the notice of the world. A ST.
lent elephant may remain unseen amid
the foliage of wood; but the croakng
bull frog will attract attention in the
darkest night.
A farthing candle elevated to a CON
spicuous situation thinks itself a more
brilliant light than the sun behind the
western hills.
The SonRowFU1 Tnnr.-At Goa.
near Bombay, there is singular vege.
table-the sorrowful tree-so called be.
cause it on y ilourIshes in the night. At
sunset no flowers are o be seen: ard vet.
halt an hour after i; is quite full Of them.
They yield sweet smell, but the sun
no sooner begins 10 shine upon them
than some OF them fall off and others
close up.
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NGDITlaEEiE EtOdN.
Bomhaznes, Silk Tissues,
Mouslin De LANES, Alpacas,
g De bage, Cut Baraaes,
Baragc De Lanes, Kid Gloves,
Ginghums, Love Wells,
CalIcoes, Black Tibet Shawls,
English Grapes, Mourning Collars.
An persons visiting Wilmington, win find II
10 their advantage to cali before purchasing
elsewhere, at GEO. S. CLARk'S
New Store, No. - Market st.. WILMINGTON,
Apr 10 3m 4 doors below Bud 81.
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EFlA&! re As!
fS9.

Good new crop Mobile SUGAR, Stewart crush
ed pulvclized and clarified sugars. In store
now at Brown . FohRps.
Feb. l9, '53.
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BE KIND TO THE OLD.-Be kind to
those who are in the autumn of life, for
thou knowpst not what sutielingS they
! NAV have endured or how much it may
still be their portion to bear, Are they
/ GuerulouS or unreasonable! Allow not
thine anger to kind!e against them; re-
! huIte them not, for doubtless many and
/ severe have been the crosses and trials
Of earl Y days; and perchance Their dis
/ positions while IN the spring of life were
more gentle and flexible than thine own.
! DC they require aid Of thee! Then
render it cheerfulIy, and forget not
/ that the time may come when thou
| maYst desire the same assistance from
others that thou now renderest unto
them. DO all that is uredlui for the
old, and do it with a1critv, and think
it not hard if much Is required at thy
bands, lest when age has set its seal on
/ thy brow, and filled thy limbs with
trembling, others may wait upon thee
unwii!ingly, and ieel relieved when thy
coffin lid has covered thy face forever.
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ia certain member OF Congress
from one OF the Eastern States, was
speaking one day on some important
question, and became very animated,
during which sat a brother member, his
opponent, on the question, very smiling.
Thus annoyed him very much, and he
Indignantly demanded why the gentle
man from ----- was laughing al him
Al was smiling at your manner of ma
king monkey faces sir" was the reply.
ooh! mohe monkey faces, do -
well sir YOU have no occasion to try the
experiment, for ncture Aas Sared you tie
Nouj,.
the hammer was distinctly heard
amid roar of laughter calling the house
to order.
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and manufacture Of the United States.
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Each bidder, though he may desire to propose
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embracing more than single class will be con-
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May l6-lawtJune2l
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VI
man holes in each,l and located as follows:
LIST. At the corner of 2lst street west andI street
north.
3D. At the corner of goth street west and street
north, south side ofiG.
Sd. At the corner of 18th street west and street
north, north side of.
4th. At the corner of 9th street west and stree
north, south side of H.
Four in Second Ward 1.-TWO man holes in each,)
located as follows:
lst. Vest side of 10th street west, in the space
formed by the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue
and d street north
3D. West side of 10th street west, in the space
formed by the intersection of New York avenue
and | street north.
Sd. Southeast corner OF 18th street and u street
north.
4th. West side of 18th street west, north of G
street north.
Five in Third Ward, (two man holes in each,)
as follows:
LIST At the northeast corner of 9th street west
and street north.
I'd. At the northwest corner of Sth street west
and street north.
3D. At little west of the Northern Liberty En-
gine-house
4th. At the northeast corner of Sth street west
and l. street north.
9Th. At the southeast corner of 7th street west
and NJ street north.
Five in Fourth Ward, (two man hoesin each,)
located as follows:
LIST. In front of the City Hall.
I'd. In front of the Bank of Washington
Sd. In the alley or court in the rear of Jackson
Hall
4th. At the northeast corner of 9th street west
and g street north.
5th. At the northeast corner of 7th street west
and street north
Two in Sixth Ward, lthe fret having one and
| the second two man holes,) located as follows:
| LIST In the public space between 4th and 9Th
streets east, the south side of Virginia avenue.
I'd. In the public space between 9th and It'll
streets east, the south side of Virginia avenue.
There is reservoir in the Fifth or Seventh
Wards for the eItiuguishment of fires,
GEO. w. HARNESS,
Comm'r of Imp'ts for let and I'd Wards.
FRAS b. LORD,
Comm'r ofImp'ts for Sd and 4th Wards.
T. VAN RESWICK,
Comm'r of Imp'ts for 5th and 9th Wards.
HENRY ID. G UNNELL,
Mar Is Commr Of lmp'ts for 7th Ward
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