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EN- Store every thing in the way of STAPLE GOODS,
BCalcoes, Brown and Bleach Shirtngs and Sheetngs,
Ltneu Diaper, Cotton Flannel. Competing.
We call the attention OF friends and the public gen.
orally the stock, assuring them that pains will be
spared to give satisfaction. EVANS 4 COOKE. p
Raleigh, Sept. l6, 1854 No 29. Cheap Place.
Onrosite E. i. Hnrdnc's Clothing Emnorinrn.
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VAT z have had Circulars struck of here or else
w where-but by this call attention to
GOODS, viz: Cloths, and Casimeres Vesting, Ken
lucky Jeans Satnctts, Tweeds North Carolina Cashmere,
very pretty article every kind of Goods in fact for gen
temen's wear EVANS & COOK.
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FEvHE CELEBRATED RAHAT-EE-LOKOOM OR
a TUQkISH FIG-PASTE-A delicious article of con-
dictionary for the we'll and agreeable and nutricous
food for the i'll and ebe good for Coughs and Colds and
particularly beneficial and gthening for weak Lungs
Also LOT of fine PineApples Maple Sugar, and Crystal
lied fruit. Call soon 81
ANTONIO PIZZINPS
New Confectionery Store.
Raleigh, n. c., May, 5, 1854 eft
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ITs. - BLANK WARRANTS. Is
0f an approved form and good paper, for
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NI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BE MADE At
thesnext Session of the General Assembly Of North
and for amendments tothe Act incorporating the BgRRo
IL Sept. %, 1854 s91--td. ~.
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DOOTS, CATERS AND SHOES.-A BEAU
ADtifn supply of Genemens and Ladies Boots Caters
B. B. SMITHS.
August %, 1854. -
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Cheap Place..-No. 20, Fayetteville st.
EEYE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF MOST OF OUR
VV FALL. purchases, which is extensive than
have heretofore had, and TO which invite the whole
human race choose call attention by
Northern printed Circulars sent to favored fswwe in
ALLthe rich the poor the bond and the free COVE
ONE ALLexamne stock if they don't suit; don't
buv
We take this occasion to return Acknowledgements 10
the community by which we have been literally
tanned EVANS q COohE.
Raleigh, Sept. 70 1854. 81
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Districts.
1st.-Pasquotank and Per-
quimons,
2d.-Camden Il Currituck,
5d.-Gates and Chowan,
4th.-TyrreA and Hyde,
5th.-Northampton,
6th.-Hertford,
7th.-Bertie,
Sth.-Martin & Washington
.9th.-Halifax,
10th.-Edgecombe,
11th.-Pitt,
12th.-Beaufort,
13th.-Craven,
14th.-Carteret and Jones,
15th.-Greene and Lenoir,
Observation-Disclosures,
17th.-Duplin,
19th.-0nslow,
19th.-Bladen, Brunswick
and Columbus,
2Oth.-Cumberland,
2lst--Sampson,
22nd.-Wayne,
2Srd.-Johnston,
24th.-Wake,
25th.-Nash,
26th.-Franklin,
27th.-Warren, :,
28th.-Granville,
29th.-Person,
30th.--orange,
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THE STATE FAIR
aARDING'S EXHIBITION!!!
HT L. HARDING WOULD RESPECTFULLY n
EIe form those contemplating visit 10 the annual Aga:
cultural Fair be held October that lie has selected
immediate reference their and wishes, the
largest and most G0Pied assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTH
that it has been his pleasure 10 exhibit.
He would therefore suggest the TWO important consider
atoms of and economy, while they purchase
from WELL CLoruIYG EMroRIUN RALEIGH,
good garments be made TO order, at oc prices
$ be sold elsewhere
EDWARD J.. HARDING,
Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, y. c.
September IS, 1851. Sc
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~AINT,s. OILS & VARNISH.-The Subscriber
II is receiving his Spring stock of ANTS ols and AR
x1suEs of all kinds and qualities and IN quantes COM
nesuratc with the greatly Increased demand he would
call especial attention his Superior quality OF Pure White
Lead Inseed OIL Coach and Furniture Farnlsi and re-
spectfuy invite purchasers Examine his Stock and
prices before buying the bern Markets, belev
P. F. PESCCD. --
Raleigh March g, 1891. IS
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HEAR BRUSHES.-The most extensive variety of
u & Hair Brushes in this City, may be and bought
very cheap at P L. Pescuds DRUG STORE.
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NpED LARD OH. Is NOW USED BY MANY
Hepersons in preference TRAIN OIL because it is just
good and cheaper supply for sale very low at
! PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
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A T COST ITO MAKE ROOM FOR \ LACE FALL
Aand Winter Stock will sell many good and tiosra
BILE articles al Among them
Fancy Colorcd Cloth Goats,
Fine Tweed do
French aud American Cashmere Pants,
Fancy SILK Vests, &c, &c.
These all CT good styles and well made.
L. L. HARDING.
d.
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HNTE HAVE JUST OPENED MORE NEW GOODS,
~ which made order at Manufacturing Es-
tabishmon New York The richest invoice yet opened.
Call and examine. L. l.. HARDING.
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i&sADDLER, FERTH 81 ROSS MUSTARD
- A large Case of this 1sard-whch is considered the
best in the worldly many just received at
PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
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SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS-Ai large stock hand
Sand for sale by p. F. PESCUD.
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HALL STYLE Is54.-GENIN'S & BEEBES
II celebrated real super Extra Bon Ton Black Moleskn
Hats just at hand by Adams Co.'S Expresogether with
rich assortment of Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats
suit the times. p
B. B. SMITH.
August 90 1854. rs
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BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE!
First New Fall Goods in Market!!
a n ELEGANT SUPPLY OF RICH AND FASHION
LIABLE DRY GOODS, embracing every variety and
style JUST hand and to which the attention of purchasers
and especially of laies aud gentlemen of judgment and
taste is respectfully invited, consisting in part Of
Rich style Cashmeres aud Berage Deanes, splendid
black and colored Silks
French Muslins ard Calicoes,
English and American Prints,
French and English Gnghams
Beautiful Mourning and half Mourning CA!icoes and
Ginghams,
A beautiful lot Of Gimp Velvet Trimmings and
Silk Fringes and Laces,
Black Alpaca and Canton Cloths,
Sontag and Grass Linen Skirts.
Splendid Black Blue aud Fancy coored Manas,
Plain and fancy Cassimeres,
Irish Linen and Cotton Shifting
&. B. SMITH
Raleigh Aug 90, 1854. rs
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&En6A WORTH OF THE LARGEST AND
SG9eDVB0B best Silk and Giugham Blue, Broca,
Green, and Black Cured handled Icory Umbrellas the
State from SIS to SO EACH just hand from New York
this morning. B. B. SMITH
Sept %, 1884 go -i
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EPROWN WINDSOR SOAP.I2 DOZEN, JUST
ADreceived. Alsoa large variety of Lubins and Bazns
PerfumerY, at the drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
p October IL, 1863
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CKERMON'S & PARNERSTONS Yeast Powders,
"A q first rate and cheap article for sale by
HAYWOOD & SCOTT. e
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INVOLVES SCHEIDAII SCHNAPPS.-Afres fresh
SV supply of this popular Medicine Just reeetyea ana
for sale by HA1WOOD & SOOl1.
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HEIDES WANTED.-I WILL GIVE THE HIGH
EST prices for Dry Green Hides in exchange for
Leather goods al Store at Chalk Level Cumberland
County, n. C. a. H. DEWAR.
1851. SS-6t.
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OA1NT MILLS.-A GREAT LABOR SAVING MA
chine for grinding colors and which every painter
should have; for sale at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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EXCELSIOR SOAP.-8oo LBS OF THIS SUPE-
HIrior family SOAP store and for sale cheap by the box
or pound, at WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD'S.~ y
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-31
Men and Rows CIOshiur

EFERfBObi should embrace this opportunity 10
~ buy Clothing for Men and Boys at GEORGE
CULlNS CHEAP CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. S T.
CORNER MARkET AND SECOND STs, PHILADELPHIA,
embracing choice of The best most desirable and
fashionable Dress and FrCek Coats. Habit Cloth do
Linen Drilling do, Tweeds. etc. with q gcca variety
OF BOYS CLOTHING, consisting of Sack Coats Polka
Jackets. Monkey Jackets made of Tweed, Linen
Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, Kerseymere, DOeskin etc.
handkerchies. etc, all of which are offered at the
LOWEST possbe cash prices and cheap as any other
Clothing Store in the Union
Parents who desire Boys Clothing. are earnestly in
ved to examine the stock
10 Country StorekeePers can be accomm odated at
very low rates.
GEORGE CULIN,
s. h.. corner Market and Second sts
April l2, '5l-ly
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TRIMMINGS.

CONFECTIONERY AND STATIONARY.
M RS MARY A. ROBERTS takes this method Of
W. informing the Ladies' Of Smyrna and vicinity,
ment of TRIMMINGS consisting in part as (olows
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings Cloak Patterns.
Mernoes' Veveis. Lace Goods, Kid Gloves, Hosiery,
&c. Also u good lot OF CONFECTIONERY, sush ds
Candies, Oranges. Lemons, &c. She also keens con'
s'anliy on hand an assortment of STATIONARY
such as Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink, &c.
She would embrace this or purtuniiy of returui,,n
ner thanks TO those who have extended their
patronage 10 her heretofore and OF soliciting n nn
tnnace OF The same promising that she will spare no
pains TO please her customers Nv
MARY A. ROBERTS.
SnNrna. Nov 9 IS53-1v
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DAVIS d. CULIN,

Dealers an Lamps, Lanterns d. Chandeliers,
NJ E. corner FOURTH and Cherry Streets, Phila
1Ns delphia, having enlarged and improved their
Store ami having the largest assortment of Ianns in
Phlladelph they new prepared TO furnish FINE
OIL, CAMPliENE, BURNING FLUID, ETHEREAL,
OlL. PllOSGENE GAS and LARD OIL; Lamps Ian
terms. OF all patterns. Fancy Hotel and Hall Lamps
Chandeliers, GrandOes and Candelabras and Britain
ma Lamps. al the Manufacturer lowest prices GIoss
Lamps by the package, at a small advance over Auc.
ton prices Being large MANUFACTURERS Of
Pine OIL, Burning Fluid, Ethereal OIL AlcohoI and
Uhe only true) Phosgcne Gas they can furnish these
articles al such prices that Merchants will find il To
their advantage To buy Call before going else whers
u you want bargains Also the Safety Fluid Lamp
lor sale. lOct. p, lS53-ly.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ 'at' subscriber. being desirous of re- ,ukA-
III - moving 10 New York. will sell the 33s
,iL following property. to Wit: The FARM -

49, VIE subscriber. being desrous of re- >-sx
III moving TO New York. will sell the &5srk
iiI following property, 10 Wit: The FARM ~
:. upm Winch he row resides, known by -<>s-
"a. ns@e " ranSie1' containing some AIS Acres.
situated IA the lower Part of Talbot county MARYLAND
upon Miles creek, a branch Of Choptank within ixo
,ies 81 ,he village ef rrappe and within one hours
rue OF f-ason or Cambridge, between which pl,ces
N"" haitmore the steamboats, ply twice or thrice a
week here Is good school within a few hundred
Saras OF the far and several churches in The neigh
fho.a ai.o line gris mud mills adioin the prem
laite tsere beIng qua the farm upwards uf 200 Acres in
imbrr Is'rti'll uf which Is suitable for shin timber
sad me.t ot the balance will answer for bnIny mr.
r'ses &c fvuch'y plank, Cor winch there is aI,Vavs
nsiy market therc fs also a quantity Of Cedar and
Locust trees upon the prcsaises The arale land ;s
ufded mo tive fields uf ihirty>fiye acres each and
wv" sos of ave acres; four of The fields and The tvo
is are wes rst M Clover and Orchard Grass porlion
OF ~heh has been ist'roug iy Iiled The la,d Is or
yellow clay bot0m. aid very stsccptbe ,r ;,n,a,,
s tof which these uIon the premises plcntv of
os"sres usike bs Ihe appiit aisoa of r,,aao nm
ssts zee acre. WY ""N"ei' vi
fae tmpcs, eTcois rrsssi Of a s,o and sv.v,,n.,
estS Dw e'iiss, With all ssiry baek buildings at
~ *thoa ISsaP OF yS,Ori ascr stands in i,e tni :
ne euioatinss arc 'srEe and coaamsliuu. and In,
i Al % ss'ss a, tc reuv Of the Do tul Cvny e,ient
s nS "aeSWs sicck 1tiere are, near the D,x xrlI;ng
Rc~ ofcasnis. two af Appss and One az p,,cbas. .
.ra Scs number of olht kinds of fruit te nian,ai
"a tne awn The FIRM all under good e,,elosire viii,
ea'rs 'radis INN zach division sod lLe I,nJ ,s en-
A"ia"u aild tii III a 10 be dI, eI i, ,Iree farm.
"Ic - earh 'hd of huu:rrd acres or more anJ III
one 10 ia, ceHIre o! wo haiHircd ~
u..n,e.. T. T. MARTIN.
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ADAMS g. SUFFER-,

fOLEsAIE stst
PRODUCE COMMlSSlssN MERCHANTS.
No. u, ilotcr street, PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE for sale, low Tor c.ssh
$50 bIxex ,IerkiH = .. Cheese
100 tuis prime Goshen Butter
2uO kcgs and l.bls Penn. AMI Ohio Tuuer
$50 hbis and krrs Lard
20 bses Cogaie,& n kinesiorls pearl Starch
IU0 lsxes COxe's pearl Siasch
l!B bsnrs CaslIlc So1p
2u0 baes olive Soap
loo i.nrs Colgate Fac Ssap
10 esres f'esl, Dive Oil. ,I;s and pts
10000 tserEan aud Havana Segprs
$500 lhs Sai soda
Spices n all yarie:iss ground and whole
Pearl Barley. white B,sns, Sap Saso Cheese,
spin Feaa. Com Starch. Pine Apple do
Bsking Pewter Fanszi. Sealed herring Curranis
Ch.eslatc, Cocoa, Broina, Rsisins. Soda Saleratis,
! ie Nsus and Lamp MICK. lmligo Nutnees
Heap and Csizry Seed, RIco Fsur, Coffee Ex
lnzcearoiti sI,d Eermisii tracts,
Lssnon syrup. Mustard seed. etc.
April ly-'ai-3m
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Snnyrna Machine Shop.

-,ys--uA III VIE subscribers beg leave to announce
Il 10 the public. that they still con
2 tinue, at their old stand IN Commerce
Street. 20 ft Mp all Kinds OF MILL and
OTHER MACHINERY, having Lathes. Drilling and
Turning Machines by steam; so they are prepared to
turn and pore 10 order MILL SHINGLES, SHAFTS,
WHEELS. &c. They manufacture superior 'rhresh.
ing and Winnowing machines, warranted CORN
SHELTERS. which will shell $50 bushels per hour
or from 1000 10 1900 per day, and separates the cobs
from the grail. They prepared to furnish FARM.
ING UTENSILS Of all kinds. Please give ihem Q
call and they will accommodate reasonable terms
CLEGC, ELLIOTT u co.
SMYRNA march 22 '5s-iy.
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Amy Thing that Won yVautt

HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
smyrna, and vicinity. that he has always ON nd
large ahd splendid assrimenI of IS0ok, and
STATIONERY; also, SNUFF, SEGARS ana TOBAC.
w, such as Fine Cut, Anti.NerVOus and Cavendish
which le has Just received from Baltimore Fishing
lackle OF all descriptions; Harrison PERFUMERY
COumb ian INK, and fine assortment of JEWELRY
Fort MonaIcs, Pocket Knives Glass and Britannia
LAMPS, AccOrdeOms, NIOLlNS. 30 hour and eight
day CLoCkS, TOYS, great Variety of C0nfec-
lOharleS; Shoe FIa'ng, such as lasts, Shoe Thread
avis and IIaiLs
80 lie has also large variety oimany other articles,
winch are 100 numerous 10 mention Please cali at
H. WARDS, rext door To Eliasun y JeiIers0n's
Commerce Street, Smyrna.
Juue /, 1853 EDWARD WARD
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incorporated American
II Il MIS- ER lend .S(J(ITE'

ohicc Removed To ). f. corner oi Spruce and WaI.r
Streets, Philadelphia.
TIE object of this SOciry is To guard the EmgranI
against fraud and deception; and to furnish Them
with siIuaiIps. advice and relief Or Free Of Charge
ey The american EmigranI Friend Soeiety's'
Oliice, Is the ONLY INCORPORATED office in this Civ
aud has no connex xion with any Intelligence, or 50
called Immigrant Offices
GEO. +. GORDON, Sec'y. w. G. CAIRNS, SnpL
Best City Helps TO be found this Office Farmers
supplied with rnrn and women. Contractors furnishe
with any number of men.
August 10. 1853. Ilyl
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Id. SfeVaHASon

3 RESPECTFULLY announces to the public
II ~ gene, ally that he still continues his
- MARBLE BUSINESS, in all its various branch.
-, es at the CORNER Of COMMERCE and Nj AR.
kET STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE where
ne Will Manufacture, and make 10 order, MON L.
MENTS aud GRAVE STONES, Of the most approve
ana modern styles he will also manuiaLIure Ma r.
BILE MANfELS and do all kinds of work in connee
lOn with buildings, with nealness and despatch, and
al Philadelphia prices. lie wOuid state that all work
IA his line. IN point Of beauty, chsapness and excel
lence OF workmanship, shall be unexceed. He there
iOre assures the public that he make il 10 the
interest OF all TO extend To hm share their patron.
age. @T Orders from the country attended TO With
despatch. Dec 2g IS53--Iv
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STRAW GOODS.

IJOf.
NHE subscribers are now prepared 20 exhibit al teir
1 splendid New Establishment inst completed. on.
the site Of their fsrmer stand No Al South Second N
Philadelphia entire aud beautiful stock Of Straw
Fancy aud silk BeAneis and Flats. Flowers DC; and
and Panama Palm and Summer Haas for Genllerpen.
which old patrons, merchants and milliners gene
rally. invited 10 examine, confidently PROMISING
them, in extent in variety. in novelty, and in styles
stock uncquslled D1r Orders carefully and prounllv
axecnted THOMAS WHITE a. cd
march 20, '54-3m sfa- = ~a>-.a>@S
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Earn na rs. Atte ton

Far sa ers. Atten ti0m
+. ea., LEINAU'S AMERICAN
FEIsTfTIEER AND UPER PHOSP ATE OF LIME
HAS NO EQUALH
DREPARED s1pr sly Cor WHEAT and GRAIN
Il Of all knds CORN POTATOES and GRASS; IS
suahe for all soils One barrel is sufficient for an
ere Of Land; lar superior TO Gunno and at half is
price. be had al 50 so per barrel or S25 per ton
OF 2240 ibs. Method OF using t, scatter Broadcast
and Harrog in. To be had Of lhe proprietor only.
GEO. A. LEINAU, Prop'r.
Ia No. l9 South Front ST. Philadelphia.
Usod successfully. by Dc. William w. ClaIke. of
fhladelphia, Ceofge Graves. EsQ-, Mr.. Fold sf Fox
Chass, Pa. Mr.. David of Mount Airy. Mr.. Jsnny,
aucks County. Mr. Rhoads. Montgomery county
Mr.. Charles Wood Isaiah Wood d Brothers. New
Jersey, Mr. Buuiinot Of Burlington City, New Jersey
Mr.. Bond Of Salem, New Jersey, Mr.. TFoutwine
Abingdon. Bucks Ceunfy, Pa, Mr.. Trainer of Della.
ware County. Messrs. Coleman e. Kitchener OF Salem
County New Jersey, MIR. MahalIcy Of Marietta Pa,
and host OF Farmers In Delaware, New Jersey.
Pennsy lvania and elsewhere
Farmers making Muck Hills, will find few barrels
Invaluable. For FRUIT TREES,--which il will
greatly benefit by heing scattered around after they
have been dug aboai--a light coating For Sale only
by. GEO. A. LEiNAU, Prop'r
IS f no. 10 Soeth Front ST. Philadelphia,
/ N.B--The American Fertilizer has been ascd sac
,essiiiy IN tils tsiads OF Bermuda and Barhadoes.
{ty.l Htsff
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CIRCULAR.

- THE subscriber begs leave respectfully tc
inform his friends and the public gene
raily That ne continues the business OF a CABINET
MAKERS FINDING STORE, at the old esta ablIshed
stand, No. l3f South Second ST.. below Dock street
Philadelphia. and from his long experience IN the
business faiters himself that he well understands the
wants of tho Trade.
The stock Of Goods now on hand compr ses every
description OF Materials useo by Cabinet Makers CON
sising in part of the following:
HARDWARE DEFARTMENT-Locks Hinges.
screws, Casiofs, Bed Screws, Adds Carving Tools
ChLir and Sofa Springs. Coffin Handles. Screwa etc.
Also luil assortment Of Cabinet Makes Tools,
Looking Glass Plates and Frames, Glue Varnish Sand
paper, Hair Cloth, Cured Hair, Burlaps Black and
Fancy Silk and Worsied Gimps, Sofa nj Chair Web.
Twine, Sacking BottolHs Rosewood, Mahogany, Wal
nut, and Maple Knobs, and Glass Screws, Marble
Slabs.
The LUMBER Department. consists of Rosewood,
Mahogany and Walnut Veneers, Boards and Planks /;
Coffin l.oards Poplar, Ash; Pine, Maple and other
seasoned Lumber
%~2 The FURNITURE Department, tIor The
trade only ,)eInbrsces large variety Of Fancy
<3k8ss Articles, in rosewood wal hut and mahoaauv
including Table Wash Siaads Chain, What,
NOis, Etageres, Hat Racks, Bed Posts turned and
carved MOuldings, &c.
la making this announcement to the uIblic the
desires 10 assure them that he intends to do
all he processes WIS; 10 keep up the best sleek of
Goods m this cOaairy in his line business TO sell al
iar and reasonable prices, and guarantee t. give
satisfaction TO his numerous friends and patrons.
HIS facilities for business are unequailed having
avaiied himself Of every opportunity sHercd for the
production of goods The best possible terms All
Foreign Goods are OF hts own importation. All DO.
nestle Goods bought from first hauds; and everv
hing procured 10 The best advantage.
Soliciting continuance OF the very liberal patron.
age hereiOt'rc bestowed on our house,
Very rcspec FULLY.
Philadelphia. may II, 'ji.3m,
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-31
FRUIT, OYSTER & OTHER TIN CANS

ERlIF, OYSTER & OTHER TIN CANS
REllN d EVERETT manufacture Tin CanisIers of
~ every description IN superior n Dy machine
ry and ae prepared 10 fill orders any extent for peach
cans oyster and cansers of every size and syle
suitable for any purpose. Having extensive facilities
aid devog itcnse YES cAusiy ely Tins line of busi-
they enabled TO furnish these articles al yerv
bw prices REIN a. EVERETT
mar %, '5i-3m No IS No rlh Front ST. PhIIada
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N. WARD.

Nos. d and 10 North Second street, Philcdelphia.
III M ANUFACTURER and Dealer in Straw Goods;
~ 1fI has Just opened beautiful assortment Of
the most Fashionable English, French and Amer.
can Straw Bonneis. Flats Boys and Childfca's Hau
iOgeiher with good assortment of Suaw Trimmings
which will be sold at Wholesale and Retail af a small
profit for Cash. Merchants and Milners are respec
fully invited cali and examine our stock before pi
hasng, intend 10 Keep the pretriest stock that
can be found IN the city. Imarch 49, 90 2m
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Window Shades.

NEW ST"Ck 1864. NEW STYLES.
~ l.. MILLER y CO, Manufacturers and Whole.
-. sale and Retail Dealers in WINDOW SHADES
Southwest corner Of Second and Arch Streets PhiIa
Gelpnia' such as Coihes Landscapes Borders, Vases
Scr0es BOquets. GCld EOrdcrs, &c of the must
beautiful designs and perlecIlt of finish IN this cOun
try and at such Low Prices 10 challenge all compO.
li'ion Bdh and White Uuands Cam6rics, TasseIs.
Coios' fIaSses, &c, IN every variety, for City or
stock. at the Depot Southwest corner of Second and
Arch street, Philadelphia.
March % N51.Gm
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DYEING and SECURING EsTA 81

- ASHMENT.-- Mrx. n. w. SMITH, Widow Of
Wafer Smith. successor TO John Jones) No. 2S North
Fifth street, between Market and Arch. Philadelphia
PIECE GOODS Of every description. Dy ri TO any
color. r. dressed, re. folded, an. re-pspcfcd.
Ladies' Wearing Apparel Of every description dyed
in she most fashonabs aud permanent cDlors, and an
ished in good styls. lsn
MERlNU, Cashmere and Crspe Shawls. Table and
Pxuo Covers. eissnssd and pressed, without fading
lhe cqi0rs.
PONCRE and Sikl Dresses rs.dyed all coiors and
watersd oqunlto new.
styIe, EHparch 32 w.
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srEAMBoA7 x;;:;..,saI!ss:ae ZEPHYR.

TRIPS resumed to Smyrna, D3yer, New Castle.
i Delaware City and Puri Penn
That swift and sibstantia Steamboat. the Zephyr,
having been thoroughly o-evh evhaucd dnring the winier
has resumed her trips bet 7een PhsdephIa and the
above named places and NI continue 90 cs PhiIa.
deiphia. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at 2 o'clock, returning every Monday,
"Wednesday, aLI Friday mornings, leaving Dono
Landing. al clock. and Smyrna Landing at 81
O'Clock touching all intermediate places both ways
Stages connected with this Line al Delaware City,
for ST. Georges cantw ellis Bridge, and Middleown
also, at Dover, Cor Camden, Frederick. Milford and
Georgetown.
Freight taken al low prices Breakfast and Dinner
on bosrd. C.J. VANDEGRIFF, Captain
kinrch 9th 1853.