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Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28
Prosperous Condition of the AZ.
fnirs of our Slnte.

During the present term of the Circuit
Court of Pulaski county. several suits
against the State have been tried. and iudg.
ments rendered against her for pretty round
sums.
One in favor of Jenning use
of Scott, s544 80. 100
One in favor of the President
and Directors of the Bank
of Washington on State
bonds issued to the banks, So ,5la 06
One in favor of Horace i. Al.
lis, late contractor for re-
building the Peniientiary. $4,000
Que in favor of I W New.
toms heirs,--eioetmcnt for
the Staic Bank house in
Little Rock, resulted in ##..=
Judgment in favor Of tho - {
plaintiffs for the property,
worth 500 600
Aud damages amounting to Si0l2 80
Total. $50. .I70 so
Amounting to the handsome sum Of
eiglfy.sir h9naai. four huairei and
sf9afy dollars and fightV.niac cenis.-
exclusive Of costs Being equal to four.
iAbs Of the reHeaue paid into the treasury
for the current year
This proves two things. namely that the
Affairs Of the State have been wretehedly
managed. aud that when The State gets in
dehi to individuals they are driven to the
courts iot the enforcement Of their demands.
which results in ruinnas delay to ihela and
heavy cost to the State.
The Judgment in favor Of Jennings use
Of Scott. is for work done on the State
House, many year. aeo.
That in favor Of the President aud hi.
reeiors Of the Bank of Washington is for
interest due aud unpaid On the bonds of the
State.
That in favor Of Alli.. Is for damages re.
saltiug from breach of contract entered
iuto between Ali, and the State for rebuild.
ing the feniiehiaA, which contract was
violated by The Slaie, aud tue contractor
forced To abandon It
That in favor # NeNtons representa-.
tive resulted from the aef or tie State in
,eiaing upon the as.e,. Of the Bank and
derrising her Of the means Ia pay small
judgment against ler. The banking house
va. le,isi upan, aud sold to S,;isfy that
judgment, amounting to a ieW hundred dol.
lar 1t ihe sale The attorney far the
Bank I'D oa the properly for 500 and the
State officer, ,looi hy aud .sW the properly
n.soll for the sane sam, bfcauss the Bank
had hoi the means of paving the hid
At thi. rate the STATE viii .nnn ct rich.
Wonder if the feogle can he whipped in.
70 voting for a eoulinnanrs of ihi. policy
IgkIykaf lTIfs
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

CALrroRNiA ASH TUE PAcire RAnRoln.
Mr. McDougal, of California, has made a
strong speech in the Home Of Representa-.
lives in support Of The Pacific Railroad. in
the course Of which he developed somr in.
iereslihg facts in rcg1rd 10 the business and
progress Of Caifarhia. It seems that the
transportation Of The mails and army and
navy supplies u that State. costs the GOV.
ernment annually about Sl0O0.0OO. The
amount Of gold transmitted to tho Atlantic
State. from California since rs acquisition /,
s30O,0C0000, and the last years supply
was $50 900, 0,000-a sum equal 10 the whole
specie basis Of the country in 1896 IN NJ.
lusion TO the resources Of that State Mr..
McDougal stated that she exported more
Of her natural products than The entire TN.
ion did 20 years ago. lie dila'cd m the
trade between the Atlantic and Pacific
States, showing that by the present slow
and devious way TO the Pacific, in compari.
son with the facilities offered by riilioaG
s70,000000 we're lost. while by railrdad
there would be q saving Of over Sis 900 600
per anpum, equal to the annual cxpcndi.
lures of the Government.
Mem Eag a. Eaq
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28
: Nloa DArcn.-A "Nalional Indu,lri:

A NioE BATcn-A National Indus,ri.
al Congress. which has been in session At
Trenton. y. J., for a few dag. pat. hhs
adopted resolutions rcpudiaiins Blaclsiono'.
ducirinc. that individuals, upon entering
civil sorieiy, must give up q portion of their
natural righis--asscriing that governments
have no rights to below-inyiiing the co
operation of all crccls and secls To sllayia;e
the desiaiei condition Of the iojling mil
liuns--adyoeaiiug the right Of the lnnlless
to a portion of the wild territory Of the
l'nion-dcclarng the monopoly ui land
by the few, a sin against God. aud cnrse
to mnn-pio,osiing against lnui donations to
railroad and other corporations, and rcpfi
mnuling the L. $ Senate for not passing
the homestead bill. tTipc Dcita,
A mans dress should nccorl with his
station aud Congressman should be at.
tired in robes becoming his dignity. A
few barrels Of tar, with a wagon load IL
feathers. would array these National In.
dutrial Congressman in suitable gar.
mcnis Such a dress, !, is true, would
bo rather warm these suliry days, but
comfort should be sacrificed to Propriciy
aud the dignity Of station.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

Tie New York Express estimates that
ihcre are in the city of Scw Yorl ten thau.
tand destitute children who I've By bcssary
Ind crime
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

An extra session of llic Virginia Lcgi.la.
lure + talked " for the pnrfo.c e taking
immediate and important step. in the way
q Internal lmproyemenis The Oh Do
rinion is waking up. Tennessee isalrady
fully aron.cd and other State. are going
ahead in The grand work. shail Arkausas
only stimulated 10 momrn,ary energy. re.
lapse into her former slumbers?
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

y STEAM Boar BrmDNc ~ Souru An.
EANsAs.-Wc Learn that Cnplaiu Graham
of the steamer Calio. has commenced build.
ing Grl class steamer for the upper Red
river badc, At DoWd's sicam.inill on Little
river Lumber or superior quality for
both hull and cabin is to be bad in alum.
dance, and Captain Graham has nyailcd bin.
self Of the advantages thus offered aud HI.
slip carpenters and joiners arc already on
ihoground makingpreparations to commence
the work.
Wiz the exception Of the bull Of a small
steamer built on Mine Creek many years
ego this is lbe first enterprise Of thc kind
that has ever been undertaken above the
raft and we trust Captain Grahan's success,
Of which We DO not entertain doubt, will
induce others to undertake the construction
Of boais wherc lumber of a superior quality
for such purposes can be obtained at very
reduced prices. Captain Graham as the
pioneer in the work deserves the encourage.
ment Of our planters and shippers.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

Tho Boston Medical & Surgical Journal
recommends for cholerac attacks a prc-ctip-
ton, which being translated. reads as iol.
lows Lauduum . icaToonulls; spirits Of
eampbor' duchm sweet linclurc Of fhu.
barb J drachms acqua ammonia, Charts
horn) half drachm; oil of peppermint,
10 drops. Take a teaspoouhl in bot sweet
enod water every fifteen minutes, to alhy
the vomiting and pains
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

CRY FAcrs-Thcrc are two hundred
aud eight hotel, in our city. says the Cinci-
natl Daily Union, over six hundred rroqger.
les, beer shops and coffee saloons in all Of
which, or nearly all. spiriluous liquors are
sod, mostly Of the cheapest aud ylle,t dc.
scription, capable Of killing rats or turkey
buzzards at thirty PAGES. A fair estimate
satisfies rs that there are over 1000 ynpa-
bonds without fixed homes or occupations.
in our city. In estimating the population
at 100000 souls We may safely say that j0.-
600 laborers, men women. and children,
support in great measure, the other 100
900. The entire length of all the streets
in direct line wOuld extend over one hun.
dred milcsi tue milk used in one day in the
city would swim ferry bont while the
bread dnily consumed would form n pyramid
as high as the lallest house in Cincinnati
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

Nothing is moro gratifying to the mind
Of man than the power Of dominion
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

Hos II W. Janxsox viii p'ease accept
cur thanks ar Cap, S1GpfAyrs report Of
lis expedition d5an tie Zuai and Colorado
rivers.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

Tne ADMINISTRATION ANb THE "KNow.
NormsGs."--Tbc Washington corrcspou.
dent Of the Baltimore Patriot. snys. Il
learn TINT the administration is sorcly per.
plczcd at The doipg' aud success of tie
Rnow.Noilius', hero, in Philadelphia aud
elsewhcre Some how oroihcr they Away,
seem to exali 10 Office opponents Of the Ad.
miniamiion Verify. Mr. President Pierce
and his leading adherca'. 'ccl very sure that
The Enow.Noihings are very daugcrou.
get Of fellows vilh very inno,a! aad un.
substantial principle
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

Tnr Drrcr1rT At SAN JrAv-A lct.
ter fiom washiaeila ays ihc difficulty be.
tween Mr. Dorlaud the American Minister
at Nicaragua, aud the Groytown Authorities
is to he settled promptly, by sending an
American man.otwar to hunt mp llis an,
ihors Of the assault upon Mr. b. Grey.
town is governed ly individuals who act uu,
der no responsible authority 20 nation. il
the disordcrly condition in which the Ccntra
American Stulcsare particularly Nicaragua
exercising any authority over them.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
was opened on the lst inst, to New River.
the half way station from Iynehburg to The
Tennessee line.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

The suspicious man wards Of more ben.
eft than injury.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

AElsrocRAcY--Geneml FoY. diain.
guished orator in the French Chambers,
says the n. O. True Delta. gave the fol.
lowing answer 10 the inqairy-"What is
ArisloCiacy r.
"Aristocmcy in The nineteenth century.
is tho league Of thr condition of those who
would consume without learning. carry all
honor' without deserving them. and occupy
oil the places Of government without being
able to dll them
That's the reason we don't fancy ari.,o.
Gratis in a Republican country. We respect
only those who show the reverse Of General
Foy's pcture-who are continually learn.
ing without consuming,-who deserve all
honors although they don't carry thcm-and
who are able to Gil oil the places Of the gov.
ernment. although they may never aspire to
Gll them.
The suspicious man wards Of more ben.
eft than injury.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28
Total
SD IN SD

Aud damages amounting to sl.0l2 80
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
a. j. & R y w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. SO .Nurket st., H'iImington. Def.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
THE subscriber hnvirs IN hnnI NJ his Store
l. No. 80 Market ST., large and general As
sortmcnt OF fresh and well selected Groceries,,
takes this method Of informing the citizens q
EIkion and Cecil county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap as they can be bought
either in Wilmington or Philadelphia market;
and respectfully solicits call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing r'sc-
where. Also, wines & LiqHGrs.
Always on had in choice variety. Consist
ing in part of
LIQUORS.-cf the first md medium quality
Old Co-nac Brandy, do pale do. Jamaics
Spirits, Peach BIanly, Cherry Brandy, ll,llant
GIN.
WiNES.-MadeIra, Port, TcncrilTc, Sherry
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAHrLA Whisky, ami
Wine BittelS. ANDREW J. CROW,
No. 80 Market ST., door above Miller's
Dec. 81, 6m. Hotel, Uiim;ast0t, 06,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
FALL " WINTER CLOTHING.
LOXye,S Old Ulp,n

"ILLiAM G. LOWE, No. "a Markct ST.,
w Wilmington, DEL, would respectfully m
form his friends and The public generally, that
he has now on hand very lai ge newly made,
handsome and fashionable stock of READY
A1DE CLOTHING, consisting partly of a
very large assortment of
or f q C. O Il rs,
Of all kinds and qualities, amounting 10 several
hundreds, which, as the season is growing late
he will sell
AT FL ST OST.
\ better chance TO buy cheap coats never was
Offered in Wilmington.
He has beside, a larpe quantity of other
clothing and cloths, cassimeres and salins which
haxing been bon ghl for cash he is enabled TO Of
Ter them on the lowest terms and those IN want OF
winter clothing, will find il TO their advantage
to call and examine the stock now Offered be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as garments viii be-
sold very low for cash. Remember the place
No. "a Market Street. between Front and Sec.
ond, Wilmington, Del. dec 81 Nv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
Young Americans Library.

A USEFUL and attr ,ctivc series of BOOKS f,r
"A young people, embr &c ne events connected with
the early history of our country and lives OF dir
linguistic men, written with much care. and in an
entcrt .ining and instructive ,nncr with illusir,-
tons of important events. AMI beautifully ilumi-
mated title tgcs cont lining The life of Daniel Web
s:er, the Great American STATESMAN, with numcr-
Totes illustrative of his character and the
following illustr ons:
Young Daniel in the Saw NJ II.
Webster fishing ut Frysbuts
Webster declining the Cerkship,
Webster expuunlng the Constitution
The Bunker Hill Celebration
Webster ut Fancu; Hall.
Mnrsltcld, the residence of.Webster.
Webster on his Farm
The life of Ilcnty Clay. the Mill Boy of the
81 she's r'no '!lusr tions.
The life of BENZ min Franklin. nine illus'r ltions.
The life Of Gencr.l Washington nine illusiri-
tons.
The life of Marion. nine illus.r tions.
The life of l.af yctis. nine il!uslr itions
The life of Will I'm Penn. fine illustrations.
The life Of ,iener Il Taylor, nine lius'r tons
Tho life of Andrew Jackson. nine Illustrations.
The life Of Napoleon Bonrp rte, nine llustra-
lions.
The Oil Bell of Independence; or, Philadelphia
in l776, nine illustrations.
The Yankee 'rc, Party and other stories of the
Revolution. nine littStr tlyns.
Cont lining over 100 illus, rations
Each volume is well written. possessing high
NOR | tone. AMI te!y be pl ,oe in the h,nl of
young people They contain numerous anec Totes,
Illustrative Of the history of our country. and are
wo adapted for mily or ,hool lihr ries.
Price per set handsomely bound in cloth. gilt
bucks and ne, lily put up in boxes, Si.7j.
Price per volume, ne .tly bound, cloth gilt SCI
cents.
Coporteurs, Agents. or School Libr rics will be
supplied ut lber Il discount
Copies will be sent b., m il. r"sslgc free upon
the receipt Of the price of the set. or any volume.
LINDSAY & BLAKISTON. Publishers.
*#*Ncwsp pcrs inserting the above in full, will
be entitled to volume for ech insertion. piper to
he directed "Mc1ical FX,mincr.' !hl'dclphi,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
ME GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

TiIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
l. AGE.-Fariners, Fvnilies and others, can
purchase no remedy eqri TO DR.. Tobias Vene-
tan Liniment, for Dysenlery, collie, chIonic
rheumatism, Group. qhincey,s ore throat, tooth
ache, sea sickness, cuts, burns, swellinas, old
sores, mtts1bito bites, Insect siings, pains in
the limbs, chest, bnck, &c. u ii does not Q We
relief the money will be refunded, all that is
asked, is q trial, and use II according TO the
directions, This article is m English remedy.
and was used By William The Fourth, late King
Of England and certified To by him. as a cure
for Rheumatism, Wheh every thing else recon-
mcnlcd by his Physicians Ind failed.
Over 100000 of Bottles have been sold in
the United States, wilhon, single failure, and
many families have stated, that it was $40 per
bottle they would never b. Without II, in case
of Group as it is as cerIuln as II ls applied. 1t
cures ToOthache in three minulesr Headache,
in haitian hour AMI Cholera when first taken, in
Il few hours. II Is perfectly innocent 10 take
internally, and has the recommendation Of many
OF the most eminent Physicians in the United
States. Price % and 80 cents.
DR.. Tobias has also put up Il Liniment foI
Horses, in Pint Bottles, which is warranted
cheaper and better than any other, Tor the cure
of collie, gals, sw"llings, old sores, bruises,
cuts, bruises, scratches, cracked heels, &c.
Piice so cents.
Dr.. Tobias contl iii dozen newspapers
with the certificates and letters received, re-
latine TO the wen lerlul cures accomplished by
his Lniment but considers that warranting It,
sufficient, as any person VIII" does not obtain
relief, need not pay fnr it There has been so
much worthless Medicines sold to the public,
iha, DR.. Tobias wishes his article TO rest on its
own mcrits-.-and # he gives the value of the
money received, then he asks the patronage OF
the public, not otherwise.
DR.. Tobias Office 2l0 Greenwich ST., New
York. For sal" by WIN. II. Brown & Brother.
and Candy & Hatch, Baltimore. jan II cowy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
ZIBA FERRIS T. SON.

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS, JEWEL
LERS AND SILVER SMITHS,
Cor. 4M md .Nmkct Sts., Wilmington.
UANE on hand the largest and best assorl-
IL ment in their line of business to be found
in Wilminoion; purchasing for cash we arc
enabled to sell al the lowest prices and ensure
Satisfaction TO our customers. Our assortment
Of Watches Is very full, from the most cclebra-
ted manufacturers, and the newest styles cf
cases. Patent Levers, Duplex, French Levers,
Lcpines, and Vertical Movements, in gold or
silver cases. Fine sets Of Jewclry, Chains,
Rings, Lockets, Miniature Cases, Armlc,s. &c.
Silver Wire Of all descriptions and styles; wa,-
ranied equal in purity to coin, or the mon,y
returned.
Agency for "Rapps Patent Scientific Niche
Gold Pens" the hest pen ever manufactured.
ParlOr, Hall and common Clocks, of French
aud Yankee manufacture. Watches repaired
and guaranteed to keep good time for one year.
We respectfully invite the citizens of Cecil
and Kent counties TO call and examine on stock
Wilmingto DEL Oct %
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
GTANO! ds7ThN0i!

1--WE subscribers have now in store their
l. full supplies Of Guano for Spring appli-
cation and will be pleased to furnish the fol-
lowing variety in quantities t" suit:
PERUVIAN GUANO-Of the first quality
imported by the Government, at IL trifing
advance above their rates. Peruvian guano
Of second quality at Il low rricH. This only
differs from the first in having imbbcd slight
degree Of moisture on the voyage OF Imperial
ton and is now in fine condition for sowing.
AFRICAN GUANO-.Justimpo in The
Barquc Martha Ann, handsomely put up in
white cotton bags, very dry and rich in am
mont, AMI phoSIhatcs..
MEXICAN uANO-Imrortcd in Bnrquc
Hazard, well secured in good barrels. very
rich in proSphatrs and therefore well adapted
for mixing with Peruvian.
They guarantee the purity Of all gilano pas
sing through their hands and being the Oldest
house engaged in the trade. possess every
facility for furnishing this article at the lowest
puSsiil. rate. Address
W. WIIITELCCK x co,
Corner Of Gay ami High SITS,
Feb. IL. Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

At Baltimore the snow fl two feet in depth
and drif'cl badly.
At Pittsburgh the snow fell for twenty four
hours, and was very deep.
At Cincinnati no snow for month, but a
hard rain all day.
At Louisville severe rain storm, but no
snow for a week.
At ST. Louis the weather was very warm.
with heavy rain and gale of wind.
At Chicago the weather was pleasant and
spring like. No snow for ten days.
At Cleveland the snow fell to about three
inches but soon mtttd.
At Columbus there was a triiie of snow.
which soon disappeared.
At Buffalo tie day was cool and pleasant,
with no signs Of SNOW
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
FIVE PER CENT
S WIN C EU Il ID,
PHILADELPHIA
CHARTERED BY TIE STATE OF Pc, MS 'Lv ANA,
IN 1911.

PH1L.dDELIHl.i.
CHARTERED BY TIE STATE OF Pc, Ms .Lv ANA,
IN 1871.
CAPITAL STOCK $3.50, 1000.
THE SAVING FUND OF THE NATIONS
L SAFETY Company, No. 81 WALNUT ST.,
Two doors above Third, Phiadelp ha, is open
every day. from o'clock, A. NJ. to p. NJ, and
on Monday and Thursday evenings till 9 O'Clock
This Saving Fund is well known as one of the
safest and hest managed Institutions in this
country and pays five per cent interest on money
put in there.
Any sum from one dollar upward is received .
and all sums large or small are paid back on
demand without notice TO any amount
This Saving Fund has Mortgages, Ground
Rents and other first class investments, all well
secured amounting TO more than hnlf million
Of dollars for the security of dcpositOrs.
OvOlTice, No. 81 WALNUT ST., two doors
above Third. South side, Philadelphia.
BOARD or REFEREES.
Hon. Joel Jones, late mayor of Philadel pha
Hon. Robt NJ. Lee. Recorder of Philada.
Hon. James Page, late p. NJ. OF Phila,la.
Hon. Thos B. Florence member OF Congress
Isl District.
Hon. John Robbins. member of Congress 18th
District.
Hon VIM Pennington, late Governor Of New
Jersey.
Hon c. p Evans, late mayor of Wilmington.
Hon HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBT. SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres.
J. REID. Secretary [Apr 20 "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
DAVIS & CULIN,
DEALERS IN
La m pS, Lanterns s. Chandeliers

". T.. Cor. Fourth and Cherry Sfs.. Phiinda.
HAVING enlarged and improved their Store,
Ill and having the largest assortment OF Lamps
in Philadelphia, they are now prepared to fur
nish PINE OIL. CAMPHINE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, PHOSGENE G.1S e. L.3RD
OIL; Lamps. Lanterns, of all patterns; Fancy
Hotel and Hall Lamps, Chandeliers, CHAN
dolcs and Candelabras, and Britannia Lamps
at the manufacturers lowest priccs.-Glass
Lamps by the package. at small advance over
auction prices. Being large MANLFACTU-
RERS Of Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, ETHEREAL
Oil, Alcohol, and Nhe only true) Phos"ene
Gas, they can furnish these articles at such
prices that Merchants will find il TO their ad-
vantage 10 buy. Call before going elsewhere,
if you want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid
for sale. Tsep II "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
REMOVAL.
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL & BROTHERS,

Manufacturers and Importers Of Paper Han g
mgs. hare remored to No. l56 CHESTNUT
STREET, below Seventh Philadelphia, where
they ask the attention Of Country Merchants,
and the trade TO their extensive stock of Goods,
comprising the largest and most varied assort-
ment in the United States.
In addition TO their hitherto unequalled man.
uiacturing facilities, they have recently intro
duced new and improved machinery, which is
used in no other factory in the country, and by
which they are enabled TO produce a superior
article of Medium and Satin papers, at leas, 20
per cent 10 yer than any other house.
They manufacture extensively Velvet and
Gold Papers, Decorations, Borders Of every des-
cription, Fire Board Prints, Ornaments, &c.
Dec 17-6m,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
REMOVAL OF THE
IVILM'y 1TJy WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Hoax and StafiDncty Store. p.

BOOK ana stationery Store,
DIAPER AND RAG WAREHOUSE. and
i nook BINDERY and BLANK BOOK
MaNUF.4CTORT, 10 l27 Market ST., WI.
mmgfon, DEL, Gone door above the old stahd.)
The subscriber, having fitted up Slorehousc
and Binicry, especially adapted TO his business,
and ma lie large AMI carefully selected additions
10 his stock, calls particular attention TO his
Chcap Sc|OJi B)oks, Choice M'e MiTr'ianeons
Li'eraiur', MtGa:incs dnd cheap Pnb'ica-
fioas, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books,
Writing, Printing. Wrapping and Fancy raper'
Staple and Fancy Stationery. Included in which,
is large and cheap collection Of Porte Men
naics, Pert Folds, Wei. Boxes, and fancy goods
generally.
CA liiitHat Workincn AMI facilities in the
Bindery, wlii new improved ruling machine,
and other labor-saving machinery, enables hint
always to supply a superior and cheap article
Of standard patterns of day books, ledgeIs, casIi
and record books, pass, copy, cyphering, music
and drawing books. Also, to furnish promptly
orders for blank hooks Of every pattern, and to
bind magazines, pamphlets, aud old books in
any and every sltle desired.
RIGS! RlGS!!
bought IN Large or small quantities, III The hi.h-
est prices for cash, or IFS equivalent if eAchang-
ed. All are invited to call at the New Store,
an examine, where more general supply #
goods can be touG than in ant tine book Or >a-
| iioncrt store In the larger cities, and @hfte
any article may he returned that does moi come
| up 10 representation, ar give satisfaction.
J. T. lIEALD, 1877 Market ST..
Dec 10 GIN Wilmington, Del