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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

"a TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS-The un-
dersigned will furnish to Builders and Others LUM-
Der and TIMBER, of every description, of the
best quality, for Building and other purposes, at
the most easonabe prices be delivered Rich
mond the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO, Esq, at his office
under the Metropolitan Hall, on franklin street. win
be duly attended to.
oc6-d3n SAMUEL Il. RISSEIJ.
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EUST RECEIVED-In store, largo
~ aud splendid collection of Ladies' Cabinets Mar-
Bile Top Washstands; Mahogany and Cherry Ward
gauy Extensive and Leaf Dining Tables; Hair-clOth
Spring Seat Sofas; Tete-a-Tetrs, Lounges, Mahogany
Spring Paror Chairs; Maple, Cane Seat, Rocking and
Nurse Chairs; Secretaries, Writing Desks, Curled
Hair and Shuek Matresseswith every article in the
Furnishing Line. Strangers and citizens would DO
well in examining our Stock before purchasing else
where ALEX. MOTT & co.
no Plot Opposite City Hotel.
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OSI, a small package Of fine ami costly
A DRY GOODS, covered with coarse iioeo ~
ing, marked J. I. j. White. Staunton f.tfg W.
worth, Turner& Co, Richmond The paeEare sus.
last seen By the owner in the Exchange bsrg9ss
wagon az the Central Rarosd Depot on liz. rners; -
OF the 18th Of October and observed not 10 10 on ~
train at Charlottesville. The delivery q TIE abs
puckage 10 Wordsworth, Turner 4 Co, or 10 Xybits
Patten \ Co., StauntoR, viii be literally rewarded
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
FRIDAY EVENING. 4th NOV.

MERCHANT OF VENICE.
fiprk. Miss Ellen faternar
tia, Miss Ellen Bateman
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AARsHALs or THE FAIR.-Col. To,np-
KIDS. the Chief Marehhl end his aids, deserve Ire
ee'est credit for he uutring energy and care tbe,,
nave exhibited IN the discharge of their resucpsls
CUE. owins to some confusion, arising from Tho
isct that great many more articles had been sent
t0ah preparation had been made for their labors have
eeceme arduous Ia the extreme; but they have ,aHr
Iosmed them nobiy; being at work day and nSpbt
mIeoos cessation; The manner in which they have
performed their cutiss Is beyond all praise
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~ B: w. STARKE. ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. - Practices in ali the
Courts of Henrieo, Hanover and Richmond city
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking OF Dispositions, lin out of his ofice
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquish
to him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above CITY Hotel On
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Fly
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GUANo.--20 tons expected BY the lot OF
oeas s1''s' ''' Ii En WI Y oarHAn i 90.
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% FHGNIX BANK.-The Notes of this issu
win be redeemed in Richmond by H. T. PATRi
CO; in Washington City by PAIRO i NOURSE.
Sc Cts
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I OST OR MIsLAID.-A NEGOTTA-

4 OOI UIl MIoLAIIJ.-A NElFUIIA-
IL BILE NOTE, drawn by All xander L. Roysser AZ
months from the 2lst day of Oct. 1885, fog 2s2 %
payable to the order of Luke hcNnna, having been
lost mislaid the owner thereof hereby cantiens
the pubic against receiving the same Is payrnent
thereof has been slapped. The finder viii be re-
warded III requred) by leaving the same at the Office
OF the Richmond Fire Association. &c T--ts
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IA BBLS. Cincinnati WHISKEY re-
moi WiLLiAMsk BROTHER.
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iN VIINA1.- I ItIA IT'D OIN DI VLII4N-
/ Y From the subscriber, at the Agricultural Fair
GREY MARE and BAY HORSE about six wears
old. Both of these animals were seen coming down
Cary street, two boys riding them. 1t was between
Ii and u O'clock, p. NJ. Wednesday, the Sd instant,
missed my property above described. reasona-
Bile reward Will be paid for the delivery of the above
named property to at Manchester iii the county
of Chesterfield.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANO
~ FORTES.-The subscriber offers for sale at his
Wa4erooms Eagle Square, splendid stock of
SUPERB PIANO FORTES, at prices as low as good
Instruments can be purchased IN &ori herp cities
Also for sale Guitars, Melode9 and other Musical
Instruments, and large stock of Music tor The Piano
Forte ard Guitar. JAMES WOODH0USE,
Bookseller, Beokbnder, Stationer, &c.
MOI Eagle Square
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HAVANA SEGARS.-- A large lot 81
4 Il choice imported Havana Sesags OF the rnest
popular brands for sale low by
mol f. j. rIGOT & CO. Drug xis,s s
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CJ- COOKE BROTHERS CO., GENERAL
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS, San Francisco
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REAM OF SILVER for chapped hands.
0lips &c. very superior preparation aud well
peffnnsd For sale by
no. E-J. PicoT 4 CO.. Drnggist..
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lust RECEIVER --in store splendid
~ assngtsneat of farlos and chaaahes Fasassass.
which will Be sold very low rn
oe 22--i~t ALIEN. NUT = ~.
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SF-TH OMAS w. kEESEE, AucrfoNEER
otiice with Geo. J. Sumner, No 20 Pearl street) will
attend to the Gale of every description of MER
7-dfyn
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W BATHS, BATHS, BAIHS.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Rotel-entrance 18th street.
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81. OCT
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MI j. MICHELBACHER, assisted by
AfAe an experienced American Teacher, will open,
on MONDAY, the Slst of October, NIGHT
SCHOOL, from to 10 O'Clock, for adults; particular
y for foreigners who want to learn the English Ian
guage, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic.
For terms, apply to Mr.. NJ, corner Of Broad aud
9Th streets. 2l=litk
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LOST AND POUND.
II OsT or aTr,I =

U.5I Ut . IULIlN, On DT6g, between
- hsssFs Christian and Lashyep's a5d sse.aa.
ing, &c, marked Dr. G. o. Christian WILL. w
reward VI, j, Pc paid for the delivery 10 the spA.
no z-3t& r. II. RIDDIGK. A..
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rY~vA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Metropolitan Hall Cnstead OF Lafaye Hail,) will
be opened on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday nights of this week, for the use OF
the above Society. The order of proceedings VIII
be determined on and announced in the meeting on
Monday night.
&C 5l-5t CHI. r. WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec'y.
ry-OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA STATE 40
RICULTURAL SOCIETY, next door TO the Wing
Office on Covernor street &C 29-6t*
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~ JOB AND CARD PRINTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street has
this city, and is prepared do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms elsewhere in
the city, as well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens
u Plain ard Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc SIT
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CSs- TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
Hair cut and dressed in the latest and approved
style, call on HOBSON. the Hair Dressing, Shaw
ing and Shampoonng Saloon, under the American
Hotel.
NR-Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from A. NJ. half past 7. III, and on Satur-
day to II P. n.
Single Bath . cents, or FIVE tickets for 81. En-
trance on llth street. &C %
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~ AMERICAN HOTEL
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR
SC 1-ly FOrmer3yat Jones'S Hotcl PHILADELPHIA
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nor SALE-A pair Of gentle HORSES
n and, CARRIAGE--sold for no fault--the owner
having no zee for them. Also, one horse Car.iase
and Harness Appiyto
EDWARD D. EAcHo,
MOP Gaaaral ,nr. sd r,ii.a,s-
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we were talking few days since with an
esteemed friend of ours. WHO was reared after
the goo! Old New ENGLAND fashion. AMI with
whom ST hanksgving," as matter OF course,
is an institution, day of family reunion. of
domestic and social rejoicing. H. i. a man of
noble sympathies and Il hi. heart. In spanking
OF the coming Thanksgiving day cloud passed
over his features. and tear gathered IN his
eye. 81 havr," sad he, :;for many wears gath
cred my family around me on That day. All
my chliircn have sat with me al ms annual
least, AMI it never occurred to Inc that it could
eyer be otherwise. VIC ate, drank and were
merry, without thakine Hat change must
one day come. But that Change las already
come. IT our annual banquet this year there
VIII be- enc rGc0m chair."
II was a 81 /, sal thought. Sorluwful me mo-
rios G me clustering around the heart at the
m'hti,n Of that some vacant chaH." The
pleasant features, the happy smile, The cheerful
v"irc o! The loved and lost come like vision Of
sweetness from Tie scrrowful rns, The ralr
Still! !ar", the marble brow, dcck,h with The
sarni : Of the grave, follow, anil The eye dlns
VITA i"ars a. The the vision vanishcs away, and
th" rairablc presence only is left Of that .sonc
vacant rIair.'
Aal 50 it is, and so it will be always. Year
by year those that we love drop from around us
H"inc al" suaithcd away by death, .on4 down
IN l!c bIn0n oI their bcaaty to the city Of the
deal, Some sWino ont into tho orr.,i ,,,,, II
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THE GREAT
CENTRE, OF ATTEk
FOR
Ladies and Gentlemen,

T Es. ASaE'S Ca,mcous and very LIGHT
81 store room on Main Street, nearly opposite
Johnson's Hotel, where he has Just opened a
large and carefully selected assoriurent Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
a few 4i which he gives The names such as
PLAIN AND PLAID DE LANES,
which hr hatters himself are pretty and cheap.
TAN BLUE & MODE MERlNOES,
warranted to be all wool and French fabrics
PL'D, CHANGEAB'E & BLK. SILKS,
that cnanot tail 10 please the fancy ofIhe ladies
DE BAGES, GINGHAMS s. PRINTS,
of high anI fast coors and late fall STYLES; and
large Let Of SlIAWLS, which tor comfort,
durability, beauty and chcapncss, are unsur-
passed in Elklon; and as for his
CLOTHS, CASHIERS s. VESTINGS,
he certainly deserves liberal paronaa" from
his customers AMI The public, because they are
calculated to meet their wants. Beside the
above named goods he has a large stock of do
mrslicS, Satnrlts, muSlins, iannrlS, aipacaS,
hats. caps, boots. shoes, carpets. hardware.
qu"en&warc, c" lar ware and groceries. which
il purchasers will call and examine. canno, tail
To be suited both in price and quality Of the
goods: call aud see them.
n B. Country produce taken al the highest
market prices in exchange for aOois. Gocl s
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HENRY Il. BhiNGllJn%T.

IHHVct>soT 10 JN|- JIIn"Nnf>I.)
SsfsGs;'s;si" nMt. u Sail Epf,i:,Gist.
No. ~ MARKET st.. WlLAIiNGTGN, next
] I"or TO the cotnrr ni Fourth. | hay" large
Is me nScd the stock Of D'u4s, Chri,iriiS, and
Patent Mg!i"n"S Of III" odd stand. fer ycarS
occupied by jnScpb Erinehut%i. | Manufacture
w!'h "rca' care ali my Chclniral AM Ftarra-
cA'Iral Preparations, per an"l!y stl"cfiD, ny
>l"rN from III" largest importing houses Of
fh'a lphia and New York. An ! u'hrr plar s.
N'f cash only, an am prepared I" sell wh0!r
sal""ni retail, nru-s, Ch"niraIs aud Patent
Medicines ui all kIuiS Al Tie lowest ca 81 pr ices
Iv"rl'h S"ll warranted al III" b i quality.
or Ia" money r"iuru"!. am til" sole aud rnIy
Wh"i' .al" AMI retail agent Tor d.. u. lnnr'S
Family Medicines, which, with all Other Pat
cnI NJ, iic!n">, Will a. >"ll WJui.>uIr am re-
ial a. the pnprirI"r's lowest pilces.
Wilmington. Sep l. "
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Ie:e EsUr'faI OF love.

ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Wn dark eyed maids, at shut Of day,
sal where river oiled away,
W IN calm sad br"wS and raven hair,
Aud one was pale and both were fair.
bfn@ h"wcIs, they sang. bring flowers unblown
h'Ins forest blooms 1t name nnt,npwn:
bfih@ hUIdIng sprays tom wood and Wild
lostrcw the bier OF Love, the child,
ClcS' softly: londly while We weep,
ii!S eyes, that death may seem like Slcep
Nh' ton. ais hnndS III sign OF rest,
liis waX"n hands, across his breast.
Aud make his grave where violc,s hide.
Nhcrc siaf-howcrs ,trcw the rlvuiet's side,
9hd hluc-bIrI' IN lAc missy SprinL
VI ciouIlcss skies and summer sing,
Place near him, as ye lay him low,
his idle. shafts, his l"oScmel bow,
l he &Ikcn hlel that around
HIS w"$stsh eyes in sport he bound.
But we slaIl mourn him long, and miss
, HIS ready smile, his ready kiss,
1 he pIattlc OF his lIl!c feet,
sweet irowns and sialnmeIed phrases sweet;
And gIaver locks, serene and hi.h,
iI-ht Of heaven in that young eye,
All these shall Haunt us Till the heart
! Small ache aud ucnc-and tears will start.
The bow, the band shall fall to dust,
Tie shining arrows waste with rust,
Ana all Of Love that earth can clam,
lie but memory and name.
Not thus his nuhier part shall dwell,
prisoner in this narrow cell;
But lac whon we now nice tom men,
In the da.h ground, Shall live again.
Shall break these clods, a form Of light,
With n"h!cr mcin aud pure, SIGHT,
And in the eternal glory stand,
Highest and nearest Gods right hand.
WHAT A LITTER This question is an
swercd b! poet tins happily
What is Il lc't"ri lie, affection tell
a loasne Il al peaks Tor these who absent dwell
silent language uttered 10 the eye,
W rIaI cnviuuS distance would IN vain deny;
a iinh to bind where circumstances Fart;
nerve Ct feeling stretched iluin heart to heart,
Formed 10 convey. like an cicctic chain,
The mystic lash tim Lightning Of the brain
And ihii!i at once through lis remuIrsl link,
Ihe lhrob OF passion, by drop Of ink.
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VEN DIE.

WILL be exposed to public sale al Green
field, near Cecillon, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF December. the personal estate oi John
II. Lusby, consisting ola lar.c stock of horses.
oxen, mich cows, young cattle, brood sows and
shoats. Farming utensils OF Utmost all descrip-
tons, including a wagon, harIows, &c., &c.
Also, quantity of corn blades, and clover,
and timothy hay.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. when
terms will be made known by
T. C. CROQkSHANNS,
Nov 26 Is For john III. Lu7by.
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Fall and Winner b v Goods.
SAMUEL BUZBY. no. "a lIayKet St

WILMLNGTON. DEL.
d ESpECRFULLY informs purchasers, that
LII he is now opening an extensive assortment
OF Fa and Winter Dry Goods, of the latest
imporIaIions. and new styles, at the very low
cs prices. A few of the leading articles are:
French Merlnos and Cashmrres. English Me
r'nos and Coburs Cloths, rich black and fancy
Silks, best Lyons Silk VelvetS, for manlillae; ;
black and blue blk ditto, for bnnnetc: real
Welsh, aud other superior Flanncls; shnwls,
large variety; splendid double width damask
for curtains; superior cloths, and fancy caesi.
mere; carpets, oil cloths, and drueeet a full
supply. foe, p 3m
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Phil, vii. and Baltimore K, r Co.
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANSpOR
HE1lE, GsANsp ANA E1AN1EssI,

- a 4 SLs
LIME >lakcd,) and in full car loads,
2c"nlS per ton per mile.
Minimum rate percat Of i wheels
(S,oOO pounds) 81 %
8: wheels Go 900 pounds 50 .iO
GCANC-3 cents per ton per mil.
Minimum rate, 30 cents per ton
MANURE in full car loads, } cents
pen ton p,r nhle
Minimum rate per car Of
wheels. & 900 puunds.) 81 OO
wheels, GA eco pounds 50 GO
Lime and Manure TO be loaded and unloaucI
b! the Owner OF Constance
When LOAF and unIoadcd by the Railrond
Company. % cents per ten Xtra will be charged
O. The ton to be , 1000 pounds.
The p. ". and b. K. II. Co. being DESTROYS
of promoting the Agricultural interest Of the
county through which their Railroad passes,
Offer to the public the above low rates for the
transportation Of materials used in itrtiliZing
the soil.
The use Of the Railroad Company's Build
ln@S AMI Depot Grounds. a'ong the Line Of the
Road, and at PhiladcIpha and Baltimore, are
Free to all Shippers and Consignces reason
able time, for the receiving and delivery Of all
articles transported by the railroad company.
The company also give notice that next sea-
son they Will run Milks and Market Cars in
connection with the Accommodation Trains,
both from the Susquchanna River to Baltimore,
ana from North OF the SuSquehanna River 10
fhIladelph leaving for Baltimore and Ihla-
dt!phia in The mornln-, and returning IN ihc
afternoon; by which they hope to enable Milk
men and Marketm"n To avail themselves Of a
REGULAR and speedy conveyance.
The liavrc de GIacc Accommodation Train
Will be continued throughout the year.
For further information, inquire Of the Cen
era! Superintendent, or Of The Master o Trans
poraIion
Per order OF the Board oi'Dircctors,
$. l. STAFFORD,
Nov 10 II General Superintendent
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The longer live the more am certain that
the great difference between the feeble and the
powerful, the great and the insignificant, is en-
er@y--invinciblc determination. 4 pur pose
once li%cd and then--death or victory. That
quality will do anything that can be done in
this world; and no talents, no circumstances,
no opportunities, will make a two legged crca-
lure man without IT. Burion.
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SCOTS
o n E Z X | C. +
CLOTHING WARE-RO1M.
Nov 10 If

Opposite The FomAiDia Inn Ho,ei, ENfon,
" h.-We have just renewed onr stock OF
ready made clolhing, in the laicat fashionable
Fall and Winter Styles. We are now prcpar-
ell 10 sell clothing from the coarseSt TO the
finest quality, prices arranged TO suit the
QUALITY OF THE GOODS.
Please call and examine our stock, with our
assurance that YOU will purchase something
before leaving carefully selected assortment.
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Ni,Mi!.stN e. I:it,& House,

F'ofect'oa from Winters Stormy Hiast
CYRUS STERN CONES u,> in lnrn.
10 speak "i Trtis an. ,I'ofh we'll done,
lie wants the pe"pl' Nil to know,
That Wlmlngion'S the place to 90
I" hay Cheap Clothing.
good supply 10 meet DEMANDS,
You'll lin iri"nH CYRUS has ON hands;
or Clothing rar". an rh'ap and iar,
And sure to stand, AM suit to wear
All knus Of weather.
And now take heed and hear INV statement,
Onr-price the 70, and No Ahar~nrni;
And further mind aud do not hunder,
by lucSing sj"hl ol the ri.i,t Nulnhcr,
In Wuhei 81.
Wilmington, Del, Oct % Bin
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GyApply yourself more to require knowl-
edge than to show it. Men take great pains
10 pn: OFF the little stock they have; bat they
take little pains to acquire It.
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q. +. M +. ~ 5
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, and en-
" anime his new stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

some OF which will be found in the following
catalogue:
Cloths. caS>incres, cassnetts. ilannels, lin
Scys, ladies French cloaiilnLs, twceds for
coaking, French mernocs in various colors,
French caSimercs in do, Thibet cloths, Can
ton cloths, mof,air luslrcS, mourning a pacas,
drb"gc luS'rcS, m"riEu plais, mouslin delaines,
drb'g"s, black silks, plaid and chameleon do,
prints, assorted; oil ginghams, domestic do,
irkln4s, muslins, cnlored and bleached drill
m@s, colored camhrlcs, canton nannels, gloves,
hosiery, trimmings in great variety; ladies and
chIlIens shoes. hats. caps. hardware, queens
ware. groceries -four, meal, bacon, lard, but
ter, burning !lUil, Sc. [Oct ID
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JGHrI S. EEMMARD,

No. IS, .Warket ST.: HUmingtou. DEL.
NVTOULD call the attention of the citizens
w Of this county and vicinity 10 his very
large and extensive variety Of
Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
Carpets, WaiiiHgs,
oil Cloths. lIind0m ShG9es,
Stair Rods. Drnggs1, SC.
SHh friHgcs. Buttons,
Fmrs. Trimmings, &c.
This store has recently been greatly enlarged
and improved. lis former depth was about 20
feet, it is now n feet; LARGE sky li4ht has
hccn erected. an ! several murr rooms added to
the establishment: thus making 1t one Of the
most roomy in the city.
The stock Of goods is now lararr than any
preceding season; maGy have been purchased
for cash, and can be sold at phla /, lphia ami
Baltimore prices. Al this establishment per-
sons can procure many articles that often re-
Gure much time an trouble 4" find.
The stock OF silks, shawlS, l. tiubazineS. new
style palds, paramctaS, alpara>, de laincS
ginghams. prints, lie bag", maiunnas canton
cloths, Sc, is very extensive. Also. rich and
low quality naniilla vrivcs, velvet Trimmings
s.any new Styles silk irIngrs and gimps, the
largest assortment in the state. Cloths. cassi-
mrrcs, salinrts, vcstIn2S, blankets annpS
tckingS. an! domestic goods generally.
Merchants supplied on good terms. Orders
rurr,nnlIy attended To.
y. b. Also, at this store cnn always he
found in season, the largest assortment OF M
PORTED AND DOMESTIC FUE%. at CITY
prices, to be found in Wilmington.
JOHN :. kENNARD,
Oct nearly upijusitp Farmers Bank
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II W ga ED ADVISE

A Ii reasons wishing to purchase bargains
II in Cloths. CnSSmeres, Veslnas, black and
fancy cloths for ladies cloaks, black and fancy
silks, mrrinoS, dclaincs. domestic and staple
goods, tn 90 to J. B. ASH'S.
And while there look at his carpets, drngcts,
fue sets Of tea and chamber ware, large size
clear glass tumblers for & ! cts, buckets, shovel
and tongs, and a general assortment of goods
for housekeeping, and as IL is getting cold don't
forgcl the blankets. oct Is
NANCY CLOCKS for Halls, Parlors, School
L rooms and churches. Just received at
/IBA FERRIS & SON.
Nov II cor It'll and Market 81. Wiimiu. tCn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-10

ColNG DAcN.--A man presented him
sell At III" jetiersonvIIe pNnitentiary Oh
Saturday, and asked to go in and be put
10 work--that he owed The State i've
years labor. He was convicted at a rp-
cent term Of the Circui. Court held at
Lawrrncrbnrg, Ind, Of manSlaoehtc.,
and afterwards broke iai'.--A reward
had been offered for his arrest, but he
baltl"d all search. He however PIE
scented himself voluntarily TO Gil the
sentence off the law. Singular ins,arc.
that.-LouiSriWe Dem.
~ Love has often more influence
than talent The last appeals TO the
reason, the iirsi 10 the afrci,onS---tlj,
last speaks 10 the i>tcllrct, but the fist
goes straight TO the heat.
Human affection, sanctlfi d by tho
divine blessing, may be made the in
strument of much good: wanting tl4,
blessing, it is but shining light without
life OF warmth.