davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
UPPER MISSOURI INDIANS.

We es,he, from DR.. Hayien tia, the state of a.
fairs on the Upper Missouri IL aDythinz but pleasant.
The Blacklist have had several engagements with
the Crows during the pat tumme, AMI are still at
vsr large number have been killed on both sides,
but the Cross sre DESTROYS of obtsiang peace.
TIE Sioux killed one AssiBeboin at Fort Union in
September and drove the trader into The Fort. The
As,ineboins are DESTROYS of peace and hxht only IN
seli-deferse. About The Sd October The Sioux met
small party Of Grosventres comiog in from the plsas
near The Big Bend Of the Missouri, whom they A.
tackled snd routed, killing THREE men and stealing
fifty horses.
ibe Groevenires ste DESTROYS Of abiding by the
terms of the Fort Laramie treaty bat cannot under
ouch tr. atmeDt az they hsve recently experienced
They are in for what 10 right on the part Of tue
Government, and will not Cease 10 make war upon II
until is granted by their Great Father the Presl'
dent.
About the 10th Of October Col. A. j. Vaughn, Of
the Sioux Agency met q company Of The Yanctons, a
bard Of the Sioux, near The mouth OF Cannon 6aI
River on the Missouri, and presented them With Q
box Of tobacco key Of powder, together with a con.
siderable amount Of sugar coffee, &c After orlet
telk With The chiefs, one OF the head men jumped up
with his braves and in naughty a0d disdaint1l IN an
per threw tobacco powder asd all into the Missouri
river and shot into The powder and sunk II Inc
affair excited great deal Of fear the put OF the
aeeni and biz comrades. The Sioux evidently maui
f.. disposition 10 r. jet all existing oohgatons on
their pert toward the Government, and to assume an
attitude Of hostility to FOd our people and the TOW
eminent Serious fears are entertained at Fort Pierre
that there will be much ron biz with the inIlans 'hs
ter on account OF the late difficulties at Fort Lar
annie which hes resulted in arOusog the war sprt 20
pitch seldom gsintd The very existence OF the
forts the upper Missouri IS seriously menaseo. W.
merous i1oigbiti.s have already been suffered on the
part of the traders who have received fhreatenings
which ,bould excite the immediate notice OF the Gov
erpment IBelleview (Nebraskal Pail, Nov e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
FATAL sAILBO4T EXCURSION
DEATH BY DROWNING OF CAPTAIN
McCERRES

On Monday afternoon Captains Robert MeCerren
ana Beatty Of this City, the former Of whom on two
or three occss has been brought spcu"u-lY be-
FIRE the public engaged seIl-bost at the Highlands
Of NevssiDk 10 take pleasure sail, and at the same
tue Try their binds at duck shooting. Unforunssoly
after hey had been ou' nearly hour their boa, Vas
srrurk and upset by sudcen equal Of wind, precpi
tsipg then Of cour,e into the weter They managed,
ho~ever, to lab themselves to tie boar and mo ged
t,ward ibe shore, but when within wsding distance
The, cut heu selves locse from the beat and attempted
10 reach lind without b,og eneupbened by the skiff
Er.sterf Jones seeioe their then pre5arious con-
oiien from BIS public house, FASTENED tstheir assist.
are. striving just in time 10 save Captain Beatty
from peilssiDg Captain 'Cersp, unfortunately
having become completely chilled and exhausted from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
(AdyertissmentI
TIE OPENING OF CAsAL-sr.

To ne Editor Of TAe n. TJfbSHs
SIR: As the matter Of the extending OF Canal-''.
and ~deps wsl.srst b.. been carried up 70 the Coat Of
Appeals or heir revision srd IS all seton 10 references " We
Of those 4 stayed until the case
s,, ,c,,d by thai Court very r"msFkase 70 OBJ
in the othe Common Council that Tie s''
- .dso,n have been tored BY Of the parties Slob
,w1eo se oo to have that rice little paid to hin o1' Of
the Civ Treasury ole hb properly hss not yet been toas'sd
.oJ viii. it sill undsterpiaed ~hsiher the al'efi s
usasasn lis petition la, been referred 70 hs Coz
, CounseI srd Il tho petitioner his request sn'sc
Will prove very hsnd,one operation for him. thoash s
.tihe expense OF other isIpayer.
YcGr obe1lelt scrvaat, TAX HAfbN T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

TIE SPANISH MINISTER Ihs NIti0HA IHfcAt
cfr or Of ihi- morning contains tie f,llp rlog:
Cur pspsr day s.t n.Itooea the c zeal state q
ST. &c Cueto rrsoiDE fTOm be d'nst"1 see1ent Up ~
svenu the beer Zee ded ehauge tte betfrT a.!
ouh hope gradually ssined ground tie fclEniz-d per.oas
til. entirely o5yioas VI anything iast hal happened
70 IN -
At2o'cloek to-day We Informed by the fam
iy e NJ. de Cue,o that although bis phy. clans had
su,horiztd 10 increased s0pe, bis attend bts were
tomeS bot epconrs ed by thu Indications pr..sD'ef-
ne cslautss of biz mind aud TIE tone vi h- pulse.
H dissaurs.s eoher.utly Upoo all -uej-cts and r.
d.. nj ers appointments made for The passing day;
hut when he cor 0ition OF Bis Bran causes h'n 10
hesitate for 4 thought or s0Td b. ~ou1efs Shs "a
te tie cause ard alsI o. m be retired - o-d free
frsm pain sd deea-" Or his roe ga "eane.14y
las and its attendant aecideBt he RS remem-
branee. From taat day nnil thfs n b. nal
esfSn DDthipg whatever 'sry slight agpeti'e and
uaiuIs. .hilst w.Ts, however. apparent 'o-tsy.
tWashiaE,sa Globe, Tti.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
MONTH LATER FROx SANTA FE.
From The S. L0uis RspsHicas.

INDEPENDENCE, Tuesday, Nov. 81, 1884.
The Santa Fe mail arrived at o'clock THIS even
ing There il no Jews OF great interest
The trip from Santa Fe to Red River was bad
one the party had out through DOW backs averag
iIp from seven 10 nine feet deep. The prIncp Al
depth of snow betaee the above mentioned place.,
was from two ara a half 10 three feet. From Rcd
River 10 this citv the r"zds were tolerably good.
The party encountered snow storm on the Joraada
Met no enigrabts.
The Ossges and Csmar ches we're encsnped on the
Cmerope. They all seemed peaceable.
Saw any quantity Of buffaloes from the crossing OF
the Big AIkaI sas TO the Little Arkansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

the gres, e1ertops made to save himself gave out
when vet several rode from land, and In fs~ mo-
pep,s sss dried into deep water and was soon lost
sight of-sn effort, to rescue him proving fra''ess'
Constant search has since been made for his remains
but with ut success up to late hour yesterday A'er
noon. The family Of the deceived reside ct the csrner
Of One Hundred and Fifty -ourth-st and Fourth-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
TAeTeruseBaBll

Great Reduction in Prices Of all descriPhon,'
# D,e., Good. s-iSo Hsr quin Plsds Sl.s Pls6 80 80
Rtrrso les f,ou1 Al 10 eI Rcb Boeds STA from y i
which inpOt stl.,t ~ cent pore Glots ~
Dc. ftbe colon Ladies 'lofrsHlaeks BIO @ns N1,..
I'D Tsrs On u 10 ofths bsst qu.iy Of FIease -
ul. Ls.rs and g. noA Nelvcts wtrrsn - all sia I ~
80 Jafd. Ssxnuy ard Nerno Plafs; frenen "a toaf
&c % The choicest c5inTs BrOche sgnne W
shawl. nom IS 70 SO, weoon Loos and SUSIE o ss S
ron IL 20 A. Lyopese Ciaths Ard Csshmere from y
p.r,r,,f i. Ma. r. n i3 q 2s Persao T"ps w..
Wcrik sc n y.ri AS ~ rowLZ & 60 srs - \,
cut he fGli GoDcs thty oueF eeei1"s
{ oluol Liam HaIl no. III CIaad a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

NJ. Wu,iz. Of she State Geological Survey, ia nov
stofred IN ne City ~ rreiton m rxamiaDg AM Ar
ran yin, toe various specimens Of minerals and other
iss col eciea by the oorps duri' t's pat sea-
son Together with The Specimens iarei-hsd oy the
Er,usr Sat. Ssrye,or sud which have b sn hereto
ioIr soTea in tie State Bouse sb,rs they have hoen
pot itoir r.uily cared fcs, lDd May ~ them hsVe
probably been los, INeSark Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

ibe Trsb novelist Who sides With bis family at Flo
renee, went to Eoglspd 70 take passage h7 her, bat
on r. ecl ing Liverpool Re found go pressing letter
from Mrs L., strongly urging him to defer his visit 10
the Unted states On account Of q remarkable pre-
sentiment that she had that he vas conetrained 70
DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
IArvertisfmeBt
- ~ L,rnnnh and

ran tbo. ouh Mpdsue ToUssNEs,ts now p'i'oo
iIls H,rss 10 eonue,h SOB he e,ui s'Ass va, sTs
,.,,-... Teis sFrytsoov d 3o'eloss, for tes ase'
cslcn OF lsdiss sno ehhcIsn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT The body Of an
unknown woman shout Yeas u age was found yesterday
th. track Of The Harlem Railroad Sixty first
CoIoneI Gamble held inquest the body and the Jury
after the rendered the following verdict.
That her death from being BY the
Of train Of the Harlem asrosd" De.
poorly clad and had on her bottle Of
brandy, p cents and beg Of cold vicuzls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

Haydns Cantata of The Seasons, which vas re.
ceived with such eminen, favor at its ars, perform.
snce, will be rendered for the second time By 800
vocal and instrumental performers, the Harmoaic
Society,) led by Mr.. George Brislow, tomorrow
(Thsnk,givinp) evening, Nov. 30, at the Church Of
the Divine Unity, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

burning sun. carrying pestience back TO the house
hold. II houses are not 70 be connected with he
sewers within three years, thousands are not altar
they are bult we should like TO hear some one answer
our question, What are Sewers built forp'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

In the report yesterday Of the meeting the pre-
vious evening at The Tabernacle, for the beuedt q
families Of persons killed in the wismsbursh riots,
il was stated that the Waldease Guard were present
The company referred to was the Englebert Loe
Guard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

AcApEmY OF AusIc.-Signor Badish has recovered.
and will appear tonight in two acts Of the Purtan.
After which the last scs OF Lucia, with Msrios TO-
compare lyrca delinea.iOn Of the patof Eagsrdo,
will be given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

FATAL FALL.-Coroner Gamble yesterday held an
inquest upon the body of Patrick Martin native Of iresnd
81 of who. while LtJxeated Monday Disht fell
dow flight OF stairs his lodgings No 80 Gold sld died
after The Jury rendered yedet Of death By
sion of the brain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

The Concert of the Philharmonic Society fins, Of
the sessonl will be given on Saturday, at the
Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

The LATE COLLISION on THE HARLEY RAILROAD.
The Inaue.t TO be b.d hi. nomns upon the bosy n Mr.
Lawson ~ho died At The Hospital from niudes
lived Tbusdsy the Harlem Railroad at Fifty hnth
The inyestss alton will take place at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

ARREST OF AN AcToR FOR SwNDLrSG.-Alsx.
McDoDsd play actor, Yves yesterday snested ey ohcsr
oro OF the Lower Police Court charged with swindng vsb
ous tbscs Of this City out Of considerable prop
erty appears that In July las, be called Mr. Soy
uopr CO stuner of No $50 WskeTs and borrowed Of hin
SN worth dresses for the purpose be said Of wearing
when be had his Dssueeoyps Likeness taken his In ention
be- ip of hay tines many different drssea
Thee of returning 70 their owner 10 snel
at Jac,sons He played similar on Mr. Williams also
co.umer be got SIS worth Of aGd upoa NJ
Taylor eosumeT Of Primo. all Of which he ps~ned and
restored He taken before Justice Stuart aud held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

ScAIpED TO DEATH-Coroner Hilton yesterday
he'd an Inquest at No So Anthony st upon the body Of
child 2y.s OF .se n.md Msrh. Decatur who wss fatally
.csc by hot eskete containing which being ses-
depslly q, Get over her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

THIEF CAUGHT IN THEAcT.-A young nan Of
respectable sppesfsnee named James Faler arrested
Monday night attempting TO rob Mr. Jones eers
the HoBs Of his watch IL appears that tho pson~
ATTEMPTED siuisr game Fosy evening upon one o. tho
toardes but when discovered manssed TO escape Ga hoa
day eyebDs he again appeared at the hotel aud MI Jones
wishing certain n he thief laid down upon sofa ~
the guests parlor and egneo sleep Fuller watched MN
awhile sDd hen proceeded 10 unfssien bis wstehensn
which be caught soing by Of the walters Who
the call Of Mr. Jones' rushed into the Tbs prisones W.
committed to the Tonbs for trisL
FELosIoUs AssAuLT.--A man named Michta
roueheJty was Yesterday arrested BY Oeer Lori Of me
Lowsr Police Court charged with ssantDs James Aoosy
OF No. - FrsItGst end btBg piece Oh o. hs nas inc
n hsu coBmitfed at Of the poll DstnGs o. ne
Fourth Wsd lat election day, and during sen.r. NH
the ficDds Of of the candidates for Cenneh na
Others euBseed In also arrested and eomms
10 prison for txsLination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

CoRREcrroS.-Mr Ebliug, Commissioner OF Streets
snd Lamps elect requests US to state that he has not
appointed Matthew ID. Chase to the office OF Clerk
of Washington Market, and that none Of his appoint
nents will be made public till he has entered on his
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

The Commissioners of Emigration will accompany
Gov Seymour to Wards Island to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

The vrRroL CASE -Ex-Mayor Berry OF Williams
burgh, Col S'ebbins Of this City, and j. j. Stad,
E.q, $50 OF this City yesterday preferred conpsiss
against rbeo. II. Gray for throwing vtrol upon the
dresses of ladies in whose company they were. There
are nov about twenty complaints against this indi-
yidual He will have examination In day or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

The Hon. TRUMAN SMIrH.-This well-known er.
Senator has recommended hs legal career in this City
in company with Ebent ger Seeley, New-fork law
yer ofbghr pute. The learning, industry, aud marked
ability Of Truman Smith are known to all and must
insure him successful cafeer. Courier.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07

IARM in fatapsco neck nitiinofe connny s12 ceres.
- miles from city, due dwelling Barn. stable fiji
horses, oxen and cows, mpeaine houses. cora ~.
house, with shedding. tot gry cattle. hog houae aH,
she for sheep, with all Kinds Of buildings silt A
able for such \ FAM Immediately on The water, ruas
rom Paspsco 10 Hack k0 hRv, e"nsidrrabia shore
on both rivers, fae duekiug ouips. fsl IN
the hna is IN nigh state IT ruivntsi, aud Is hyi
ded into fields, general average crop Of Wheat, IL
betw zen e5 and 10 bushels TO The htice $50
onr third canh, balance to eat p-iciaser.
Farm in Ann ARUNDEL county, "a mites from Ball.
more, G5gacJes 800 cleared, lAance ~ wood supposed
20 cut on 70 600 cords good log house lobaeev house
liable for - head OF horses wilh The necussuy out
huildipss Ibis afni will be sold Tor $1,000 and
reasonable trrpis.
Farm oIIoOaeres IN calvefi eonaty beautifully at,
uared on Pauaen river. where hsh, oysters aud wild
FOWL abound in their snhssHs, good and conteuent
Dwelling, with all the buildings for such tnrm IN good
repair, Is rroysrbal Tor health, piss 81 $40 terms
easy. =. -. ..I.. H.
Fam in Middle River Meek. asa acres, 900 cleared
bnlanre heavily ilmhered VIII hickory. oak. .hrshnt
aud pine The land II IA high state Of cultivation, tho
Duckg Shores rent for SOU per srasan The bs ding
are go,d aad all that are necessary for such FARM
pgica $40 600 Persons must not thiuk from the low
price asked for those ltnd. that they are not worth
looking after such land IN New Gaelic couny delaware
would readily bring from sbo SO pef acre they nust
iass 70 corner fsssus and Park So baltimore.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07
Great Barsaihs fn spring and
SUMMER Di.t dsOolIk.

T the old established cheap Sure E. Corner lin
- aud VI ,fket stfeeif Philadelphia
10 rue LAUlfS ...,. Ia
fieh Style Mousiine Lnnes at iei and IS ctntf
Newsiyir baiesu de Lanes rum 1919 Il, 81 ernts
Dluck hlpnchns ri I2l 49, rs 81 ~ s4aid 50 cents
French Lawns, Fasi Golfers, NJ lat ri aud rs rents
Ffehrh figurrd and Plain fnregcs IS, 81 aud 37tonts
ffcnrh aud eulch Gnghanl- al l2s I1i aud Is eeus.
,iadana tiuth at lei, % 81 81, 50 aud 81 cents.
Mousne de irfe a fe3, Is and 81 cents,
Back French liombazinrs al Is. ei, 81 90 TO n.
Rich Fluid Silks at 81, 81 DO, l i2i snd1 e5. p,
high Lustrr Back silks at %, IS e., o. Ia so.
English aud american Chfes AT O. G, i0Hnd .t eoutr
Rich st,ie Furniture chuizes ut ist aud Iss ella.
oENrLEMEV& DoYS WEAR.
Black Fferch Cloths from 81 TOT
llaek nnd FHrcy taisimeres fruni rs TO 81 50.
Slttin Is IN all enlpfs Ut n, so, GO aud rs
Linen Dtillingf aud CHI ehs nj rs, 81 sud 50 eehiA.
kentucky Jeaus aud cottonndes.
BLACK Satin aud Msfseilhs Vestings
nshnie, ellis aud Sumner Ciptlis
striped and Plaid oatings aud Nahkeens
FURNISHING GOODS rl-t Ii..
Marsei sand Imperial Quilt. FROM . 30 10 81 90.
Dimity Quills all Sizes, 81 Us, 1 50. rs. Hs
liable Lluen ali midhs froh al 70 81 90. '. |.f4e...
Napkins At 10, ial. 1874 aud rs csnt..
ruwinysin great vArieIy.
Scotch SIaper all wrnhs.
Feelings and Furniture Checks. '.I.I.| lH
Furniture Dmi.y At ~ !. iel. Asd e5. ST. =
buh Nirow shadeinK nom ~ inches TO 50 WHO.
fillpN. Case Linen aud Mnslius. .l|. t-
FHbl Hnd Piano Covers. &c. &c Gce I.IHf.
Nkqiesnle Hndgetail at v. L. ARcHhMBAULT.
ss.,s fg o. Ens L. eofnui Of NH and Market ST
PHILADELPHIA. 3sa
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07

ron sale a Farm containing 81 Acfes 2Io IL upland
huhl ~ to SO OF shich IA wood id aid abnn
" ~ netsh siu ard IN ~, Georges ~ New Castle
county, III mile from AicD0npugh, rhhe irrm Towi'
'end's laudhg The AppoqhiniAk.s ife. from Cant
wells EIidga. ihiiea from Put Pen ffom whence
il'ere y daily s,rsmroat 10 pls eihia, and mites
nom the canal al ST GeofHes; them Is Biaeksniih
shop convenient 20 The premises also MeDononrh rosi
1rr school house aud churches ia the inihrdiHte Vi
entity The soil lispt rod buy and ina high siatr
If sniyation; every field well wtteed by NUM- rus
Scsllent srtnrs Any amour, Of green sutid mari on
he farm aasy " access Having had III the lime aud
url that iannnfs caid lie pes, AIDED ~ haul for the last
IS years rs Bushels % lime aud SiOu worth OF arii
iuI manure have been pni on IL %nhin yenrs. foui-
rihs OF the tiiisbie lard ssnwi IL Ernss The Improve
nrnIs good fw. story briet House, Barn riie =
Ofn crhs, Cianery tairlage Hdna~, hicken House
N Orchard GOTTA inut choice m iu oi Utmost al hids
TEAMS vii be M IDLE nasy 10 the FREDERICKSBURG o.
slunp0 may femain on the property during his rhasere
id OF h"r approved srrtias acetpitd inpaee Of munS
iha fnrs prffrrf wiit rfrsrnt incumbfAnee. Pos-
Nilmnsrcn jan zB bLA1lEa
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07

1NOSINE c.lEtRY EXPJRTANf aad Dlaifhocn
'hco III Il hav barh male knlwn IN cinlilunce per
nps is- hundred phi sicans all Of hnm without stu
lirxenpion. have approved VI Them aud most oil ,lcn'
.knpwialgs that they hi bssi n.dscines hey hay,
vrf Known -tlH former for tongl, Col Is, Asthnn &c.
~ the iaiter Or Dilrrhni aud Summer Complaints
tn Of cuiiren All .i,- II yun have cvush Try h
FINER il the Dia'tira. use thrlaieI and your hopes
gil not be disappointed DOM let lha diseases
hey mly take iaini turn an early OF these mtd
lines save your is They should be kept ready foi
atm use every family sec alvnr isement IL ano
htre iAri anl descriptive pimhi ~. to- he had ains
iha Price, only 81 eents PER bottle, OF sK Dol
leg flr 20.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07

4 HANDSOME stsr-, in Market ST., second door
below Seventh Alse comfortable room, for uffce,
s,i i ~, .'a,,s 'I MA " NV IA, ps .n
he business Of those who mAy desire TO rrnt Them, il
immediate ARD tHtion lie ma to
T. '1.r JOHN n. LEWIS,
N. E.-Faur window frames for sale with sufl and
glass. ID good order. Aipiy shove. iy I
EXECUlRIX SALE OF REAL ESTATE
WILL BE- sold at Pub ie Sale on Saturday the l5l Of
" July Loi u Liant situated At tile n. h AZ
rwrinh aud French streets extending "a feet lnehe-
~ Ftench aireet, ard LOB irrt I'll glreol alley
with the privil ka Of usfng il.
r"be sold ateo ding 10 the will Of snmavl Hopper
decfn.td. ifHII .N.I
Ieims Cash. Sale iccnnrrnce Al o'clock, r. NJ
MARY HOPPER, EArrutrix.
CHAPMAN CLAYTON, Auelcuerrs. Is7
MARYLAND IOrTIfRfrsS rnR JlTI1Y 1891
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.

q The hest oid cheapest stock Of ioots,
pHAl- Sli.es Gailefs. sunls, &c. 10 the city, at
bUNfAHksS.
20 No. 70 sodth Second st Philhdelphia,
eofser Jarisf's Street Beng mostly VI his mInu
iaeiuie, he gnafantrs ihon tn wrat; and viii sell
Wholesale or riinii, az eiehp as The elnnprrt.
a. EASY rfiuEs ron OLD LADIES.
f,lnn aud Faicy Bouts. Shses. Gaitrfs &e., always
Children. u 7F -
PkeEs -I,Hdies Gsirye. Of o,s,v snniiiy and style
iIpm 81 TO sso Gents Calf skin io.s, mn, "a to IS
rateni Leather shoes Gdiiet 30 Is, Congress ihpts
shit"n boots. &C. ffom 81 81 to u so Gum Bo6ts
shues, l.nn'les. and Cings a WAYS un hand.
~ Ola Guns bought aud reraired jeaiy .
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07

ATNo 1871, South secoud street. (above Spruce East
n Side. Ibiladellbia) Tho subscriber would respect
fully inf,F,n the readers Of The uo Hens HEX
the putie Ia general. that As has baud cogslan
supply ot Elegant, Fashionabe aud we'll shade FL r.
NffURE, Teas6nRkle pficef. Bsihg rfsttica Me-
ahane aud having Al his goads uiaelnred urder his
super intp ndente, purchasers inay rely getting
Just such articles as Iepfeseaed.
uF Thdss whq arc lhout going TO house keeping
would do Well 10 call. JOHN A. BAUER,
..f ISL south Sasond street.
attended To. Hp7 iy
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07

aN Az NO-1t MARKET ST, hEl.OW THfNls.
IA Tho snhsetibeI fetrettully ini,fms the pnhlii
VA ia he hnr NOW on hand, rnni ASSORTMENT O
--hA- CLOTHING, suitable 10 The sea snn atrhiu old
staud. No. rs Market Street below Third Ills atLcks
comprises all c different kinds and patterns ofcnAts
Vests and Pruis, u.pay wnrn aud Hnde upiu the best
nPnfet ard will he sold law.
good assortment VI tlDihs. rnFsincresRni Vustne
constantly on hand which viii be made nj Ia urdr
ave satisfaction
Also an assortment of Stocks, Shirts, Collars Re
oms, Cfavuts, lianlkerehiefs, Susperdeis. &c
Wilmington, EDwABD MOORE
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07

On the 10Th ,lt., by Rev. W. E. Perry, Mr..
JonN II. CALDER, of st. Georges, Del, to Mrs.
llARRIEr BACON, OF Salem, N. j. ~
On the End inst, by the Rev. Henry Sander
son, Mr.. THOMAS w. s. KIpD, of Wilmington,
Del, to Miss CiiARLorrEJASSEY, Of Cecil county,
Nd.