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A THOROUGH, JUDICIOUS, and SAFE SfS-
a TEN Of ADVERTISING may be adopted az the Agency Of
NOLNEY PALMER.
Too1sh bis agency embraces most OF the best and
widely circulating journals ell ths cities aud principal towns
in America systematically arranged aud carefully sled for the
We nj aordlug choice selection Of
Of
sudcious bis practical AMI Observation
qualify him Communicates valuable reliable a0 it)n and inl
fofeut the principle Of aivsraug saea
trade the several districts Of he 20 char
circulation and comparative merits Of the "a i papers
pursuits and the seasons best suited Advertisers oE assuring
publicity
and authorized ~ the pr9preors TO
make contracts and give recipe COX subscriptions and advertise
ncEs
lat BEEF and MUTTON.-The large Heller
of largest slaughtered In this other country
AlsD the g Sheep rassd BY Me@Ia Exton brshes on
were exhibited in the Park on the lith instant
Sheep that raised in the Uaied states
live weight three hundred and twelve pounds fh sheep OF
Barlow Iegrangey Dues Co hstsker AZ the American Ins
Fair and the County Fss seven psemu1s aud
aud sold at BRYAN LAWRENC ) Stall No -
and IA The public respectfully invited to call
srdse
no HOLDERS of TEXAS LAND CERTIFI-
GATES The law requiring the OF ed not 10 the sn
er Laud ce of ali survey OF Texas hsvnge
prd September last hiss left large nunbr OF
Best In the State To those DESTROYS OF having
valuable locations made oer services and viii all
In facilities Tor the % 1e most
desrAbis locations Addr" A. g. q
Mrs Patrick Co., and Messs Whitlock Nichols
Co, New York
ITO DRUGGISTS and APOTHECHRIES-
purchasing will do we'll to apply y ALE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of TAXES.-Ths OF.
H. removed the Grand Jury Room basement Of tho
Court Room where of office will be and
usual HENRY TART, Receiver ofraxsi
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DRoOF READER-wanted, quick and accurate
reader hgst b. soea presieal printer Apply BAKER
GOODWIN Co.'S oehe, No spuers;.
V'o MERCHANTS and MANUFACTUREaS.-
-wsnted situation BY middle asss Book-AeePer
N ooushly ind Ands double eIryl o0seoo Clerk woe
81 Of snSouhsd merit through the eouny stasr o
on salary hi. own account Rsfsss5e q ne hass
required Asdrsss BY Monday next SSh L. Tnbans oiss
ITO QUARRYAlEN.--Wan to go to Vermont 10
Y rssrs,s p,ssr or scaS6ssrs Apply Immediately 70
FHO SINGERS-Wanted, two young Men, with good
tsncr voices to form qSsrtesfe Ter sel pspose .5thsr
tEs asrs. '''o-N
TWENTY good AGENTS WANTED to Canvass,
~ Isssss .a s Ezs I'D sfosf
"a TAs s.. Fa f. YoS PsS ~ s sS paws
IT s. SCHOOL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS saw
es BASE nss1 y II w Z. 70 No. 20 .I s'0 3D.
M procure. Isn md UNIVERSAL Ae
TrsE to sBy rsr,or. Cows add sac.
XzTATCH-MAKER-A COED workman wanted co go
" 0wA'''s T!'' %sRI iI1siss C 6 No 10 cou.as
WANTED-By party residing in the country who
h few hour, daily as $ 09pi'9s or T
with the city, Adore" DELTA Tribune Once Reference and Sc
yVANTED-A BOY, about I6 or II years OF age,
qui,sd Inqs ne at No IS chaihs@a cMtaUaoa Co.
WANTED.-L or gentlemen can receive
w printed instructions thirteen diHerent branches BY whh
they aize from SIS as week Without capital win
Industry STAMPS Professor DE
AL1ON. fox No ia Chattarnsqusre PostOice New-fork
yVANTED--Two FIRST class Embroidery Statesmen;
bet expsrlencsa hands need apply, at ARNOLD,
CONSTABLE & Co, No g. Causst.
yNANTED-Three City Retail Dry Goods Sales
Be.d1 %sg o2 Il IF to-day Sai
VVANTED-A situation as Clerk in wholesale or
retail Grocery Store By young Man we'll acqusnted with
TIE business ApIly or address B. No ~ Fin g.
VNANTED--A person capable OF taking charge OF
email IL wboat So owners Of DESTROYS soil
the boat ard command under contract apply 20 PoWEs
Co.. No. ~ lcthst N. Y.
yNANTED-Ten Agents for each State with 300
w 10 s6o capia s articles In every family Good
make Is IS psr day paid $50 month
Cell or address No SIT Bowery.
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THE AMERICAN LANTER;
TBEBouyp LHBoR INTEREST

IN rae UNITED STATES
This sessonabe book treating the Slavery question in social
political relations regard and wiki regard she provisions OF
The Federal this subject should sn,ise
read By the Aboli0nists and Other Price 3 coats
II. LONG BRO No. ~ Ann-st-
rsa1la nnkse lfars
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Cbanres for Business filsn.


A RABE CHANCE for PAPER MANUFACTO
N sale valuable Water Psgs e FIse.n
ssost nile ran M M9I NILE from NSss Tss ssoSs with
.sTn acre poDs ana oai acre. suitable 6s
IN The Vicinity Of the city, furnish 10 inches Of pure
PDs sfI Ss 5 e1 Is se The pond .5oaad With good
and undsturbed above dssderstsm seldom net with IN,
hand The terms pens with limited may set
stas sIi Cd Rs. Ess Soas m
A NEW PATENT.-HOsEA o. ELMER's Jointed
n Bedplsse GUNNER for aug a. samGi's saw a, s1a
Of be made On they will PSF shaedred
nd cent prot ss hseSs :. I9T h asss Zoe.
as and 247 wAihnstoB" NewYot ABEl M nsd 49,
T, RARE CHANCE for a SMALL CAPITALIST,
n WISHING TO EssAGE 10 a PROFITABLE BUSINESS
The unaers ed beng Gbou Tho mandatory OF n
I@sSysd II S AIR saross sna c5ons Rnso
The whole United States Fsshsr with the paerns t 81
s IsSSn ana T. BasRows No 1 Wstsr % seskaaa
A FORTUNE for ALL.-The subscriber will send
~ upon receipt of . esss in postage inP. Pas ~ & o
Sssi .' ASdS's DusIkP Msspea Pcs. oass = City
DRICK-YARD WANTED-Any person having .
o.. u hifsi niles I SaSs E % f ease 20 wa
hssr q tenant ., sPp, As By letter 20
O0O.-For sale, Coal Yard, with hx-
~ sIss h sSs aeS Of e"sousrs bsnc
oa m ,s n sS Of Mad sss Ia po SMITH Box No s
Tribune ofiee
DRUG STORE for SALE-In one Of the best loca-
,,oas IN be civ thcoushre lis good opeains
,r phr or Drrgg about CONNIE nng business. IS 70 an
"a store excellent h1snss address d.
Tnbsne Office.
NOR gAIE.-The STOCK and FIXTURES Of a
II LAMP and FAEcY-GOoDs STORE viii be disposed Of On
rms Of the proprietor being ensased IN
o,hsr brsius chance of any wishing
in profitable business with small cs2tsL For
n rther nfornation apply o. r. DETZ No 27 Geenwehst
I-OR sALE-The Stock, Fixtures, Lease and Good
WIZ q extensive family o.oeszy s,ors ofoos sssas a,
premises No. "A Csimine1t Bieseksr
MONEY is MADE VERY EASY by new, beautl-
IVA fc and interesting baszess 70 either
s hee On Teesipto 81 postpaid wi for ware iasss
BY mail. BY which niake from Slo "a ~
per bgsr earas the a.s or
evening them plesssnty and rgt ~ "a n D
sel lucstve business Address AbS D. SahoD Dox
No 81 Paterson n. J.
NTILLINERY-S90 Stock and good will OF
w arre private Millinery central location With are ao
Part 81 eppso'ea
note II desired. Address L u, az TIM onlee.
Ok mo- THE ADVERTISER who viii fur.
UOsUUUs nsshrhe undoabtsd and ample cvideaee
Of and who doiue proiessionl bun
ps OF or s5feo tired Of IL ana voud Ike 90 ea
paying bBsinesst vsrh then
sofSo vet would not all In baae<s be pasted IN
employ snd brlt On bis esn
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DIGHT OF THE BIBLE IN OUR PUBLIC

HpIGhI Of lhb Dibl4L IN OOh ODLAN
IA SCHOOL, By George Cheeyer, D. D. l6no - eena
The In these pages wns with special
enee 10 plausible commend 20 TIE
% an community the bshnent Of the Bible from CSslnoa
made witt reference dsm,nfs OF
particular for temporary puposi priests OF NO
the people their Children who wp1d
hre,k mo srr School and shut
o., Ire nsht and Influence Of the Word Of God
Il cyestsoa D-riel Wesser which In It's decson
hsppiDes he and eternii o.
6uSred millions human alive ando be bora this lad
lis deesiau give hue 70 the spperc1 character OF ns,n-
tiors. will tnrr st 70 the whole chsfisa
worH that there charity and Be char ~
IN that system ssruci0D rom which Chr@Hiy Is e1esda
n III eases there nothing thar look for with
tsnt, than general principles thar chrt2niy part 10"
o The lapa.r
RosEaT c1RtER 4 BROTHERS No as BrOalg.y
ENGLISH PAPERS and AMERICAN PUBLICA-
ILqIONs deliyeea residences II Brookyn New
Ysi ana directly ater the syai Of the NAL
ana sz4ly paecon: 70 sf93 luas
,rntsS Heus sc Punch Bslfs Life Dspstch
OF Fsfnsns Household Word O. Siss.oss
srv ohrr equally by ata-esnE note 70 y
Az DsON Ito Is Adsns bTockyp or the Is1ns osec ~ T.
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Amnsemente.

BROADWAY THEATER. This EVENING
IN :; S:F9s9ss s be qan H 5sEs Drama
s.si t bs3Sss
i''nF hE hSfR 81 gaf FAMILY s1'
g ss,. P,s,s s Sss ;a md s.
WALLACE THEATER-THIS EVENING, jan
R4 a Issl 0S A Thornton Mr.. stephen.
W,hsMl 5$spSP Nm TG1sn0H o0aO''r
Meiy Msea Mr BIou,bam Anitn Manuel. Mrs Stephens
-. Coon foa NorHlNe Mn, Stephen,
ssSoa boxes an Psiqas, % Faay
BURTON Observation-Disclosures
Jan o1s N sf sSs sSSsTT WI" played
Pa f;Ss Sif$ 3 s.ss SSsS $sT;T hughes
Mr. Dsbehk Mr. Burton M Dabchek.. Miss Raymond
ADMISSION an tlsSs ny; caI.a s S ss
DOWERY MISREPRESENTATION AFTER
S.uS .n sG DOo s oaScI
DOwERY EATER-
40 The best ventilated summer and the best heated in winter
Of any Ileaisr In the city city,. n, ,D,,..,ov.
Lower Upper Boxes Pit and Gallery as 0
EVERY EVENING TaIs WEEK,
Or, LIFE AN oSa TTE Lowry ,,cr
UNCLE i" 81 f.r: .ns * .S:aas RICE
fS;s.Ys q 'S SSs fssSy 0n''
TmlEav III-Elils's Pres, ,vs,ion
TasIslU " Death Of Little Eva.
4asIsay yi-pss Of Ass Ss mel, s f Ss
1AbLEAU vllL-.Deain Of AunI Chloe
1Al1AT rh n scES ssi'a' ENTIRELY s. NEW
6dos and Ornamental Work by MI John Holmes No sos
sursess improved principle introduced BY cO"is'
The upSSsy b. csiid. Smith Ger of Pearl wIrns,
Doom eTen q and the ourtDin win rise at O'clock
w oNDERFUL-In this Wonderful Age--The
c&S S S 1sS 1a ss
II 0UsE CROWDED EVERY NIGHT BY 8
q Uncle TENS CABIN sasen for days
A GOOD MASTER and BAD MAsTER---Look
a sths Both sss % Be- evening in uH0o
NrIGGFRS. ALL on YOU l give you my bless.
IN ha O. to bed now Ike good boys the BowERY
raEATER end see Uncle Toms Cabin.
TWO MOVING PANoRAMAS. also Miss WHIT
DAVIS mi RicE 6gss wiS1ss, HaxLros SoaS
ThSf AIN every ' sisht. -.
NAII0NAL THEATER, CAsthamst--Dcors open
sns ts issiiS i, s I ( ss.5sss
ghele rom -
cordes Howard
WI Fox opSs aysE.
a., y NJ Hove Eliza s Js
sios. rSll9io Mis- barber ss.sT
ana BoSss esnsi orehsSra chsiIs 50 sest
NATIONAL THEATEa-Eyery MONDAY, TUES
DAY yHuRsDAY "a FRIDAY Afrgsso9ss eonoscs
IIrTLE Katy THE HorcoaS GIRL
8: ss, Ssss . : The
sess h.ls % AsAn Howard vii sPp..5 s. is,s K<y
asS, . Ssos LIZ ss cSss.
s.es 8. Clarke Elenor ssdey. .ks ior
1885, : I Pes wa 81 B.aasl
sss;sss 'sls eh0sFsO hsfpnss . sfs'DoOa per''r1'
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DROOF READER-Wanted, quick and accurate
reader. Mvs be GOOD practical printsr Apply BAKER
GOODWIN 4 Co.'S Oeie, No sprners.. - -
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N BedDlsse filing gamios Saw Mi aud
CuI Of socks vast eroan
money made these Machines ney VIII Psy
md ffy psr profit His prepared 70 sell its
fr Counties and found az tho t9ei os
-" General Agent the United states
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.


THE TRUTH, BY MEN OF TRUTH, con-
corning Sellers Vermifuge. A single vial pro-
ducing wonders. Read the following from the
Rev. S. Wakefield, Pastor of the Liberty Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
PITTsBURG, March 8, 1847.
Mr.. r. E. SELLERS: 1t is from sense of du-
ty, as well as well as with great pleasure, that
bear testimony to the virtue of yourrjustly cele-
bratcd Vermifuge. procured a single bottle,
and gave it to three of my children, who had
been i'll for several weeks. The eldest was
seven years old; the next four, and the young
est eighteen months. The first passed fifty-six
worms, the second forty-seven, and the third a
considerable number, not distinctly recolected.
Since then, they have been doing we'll, and are
now in good health. Yours, respectfully,
S. WAKEFIELD.
r. E. SELLERS < Co., Proprietors,
Pittsburg, Pa.
And for sale by d. F. BURTON,
oct2O-w1m Dover, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
WATCHES, JEWELRY And
SILVERWARE.

90 ZIBA FERRIS & SON, corner of
@ssyk I ourth and Market streets, Wilmington,
have on hand the largest assortment of fine
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware, to be found
in the State, and respectfully solicit the atten-
tion of the citizens of DOVER and its vicinity
70 our stock, consisting, in part, of the follow
lag articles;
ENGLISH WATCHES, in Gold or Silper Cases.
{, Richard Willis Chronometcr Watches. Sole
Mgency.
fEhas. Stcvcnson's do. do. do.
VIM. Coopcr's Duplex and Lever Watches.
M. J. Tobias & Co.'s Liverpool Watches.
Jno. Johnson's do. do. (made
expressly for us.)
Josh. Broomflelds do. do. (Rail-
way Timc-keepers.)
Josh. Pemberton's do. do.
Joseph Sewills do. do. (Rail-
way me-keepers.
\ Jno. Fedbury & Co.'s do. do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES.
Jules Jurgeson's Copenhagen Chronometer.
a. Gendre's Geneva Chronomcters.
II. Capt's Geneva Levers and Lepincs, every
flR.)
ftacheron & Constantin, Geneva, (rery fine. }
James Courvoisier, Geneva.
III. Mathhey Peyleu.
Brignet, Paris, (very flno.)
lChas. F. Tssot & Son, (Tocle,) &C., &c,
JEWELRY.
Fine sets, consisting Of Breast Pins, Ear
Iings and Bracelets, of the same pattern
Gold Chains, Medallons, Pencils, Cuff Pins,
&c.
WIRE.
In the Silver department, we are prepared to
finnish the latest patterns. Tho Tuscan and
Ek2abethan warranted equal to coin in purity,
andas cheap as can be purchased in this coun-
try. Also, large assortment of plain Silver
Spoons, Forks, &c.
Tn Sets, Plated Ware, Marble and Bronze
Clocks.
YANKEE CLOCKS, for Churches, Halls
and Schools.
Reid Wills and Chas. Stercnson's Celebrated
Chronometer Watches.
Having secured the Agency of the above
finest quality English Watches, we are prepared
price, which, for finish and accuracy, cannot
be etcelled by any watch made. Each watch
is accompanied by certificate from the manu-
fscturer, which guarantees it " ito keep time to
the satisfaction of the purchaser" or to be re-
turnkd We can give the hest references
fourlentlemen of the greatest respectablllty N
pm u bsg WISHING aEe eRR nhic me th eI
cas- depend upon.
WATCH REPAIRING done in tho bost
fsfanners and all work warranted to give entire
satisfaction for one year, at the old stand of
ETBA FERRIS & SON,
Corner of Fourth and Market Sts.,
jy2i-1y WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
Who is the Correspondent
APPooUINMINK HUNDRED, |
Nov. 18th. 1854.

APPOINTMENTS HUNDRED,
Nov. 18th, 1854.
Mn. EDITOR Last Tuesday morning opened
bright and fair, in our hundred, and at the ap-
pointed time, the inspector, judges and clerks
made their appearance. They very soon or
ganized and proceeded to business, by opening
the polls. The votables and timetables soon
began to throng, and everything went on plea
sently, with the exception of some noise in the
bar room caused by the disciples Of Bacchus, and
one or two sharp Know Nothings, out of DOORS
There was one gentleman present who acted
very conspicuous part on the side of Know
Nothingism, frequently believing out, like some
Bull, if you will allow the expression, for your
correspondent of Thorough Fare Neck but 10 |!
when he made his appearance, the believing
was hushed and no more was said until your
correspondent of Thorough Fare Neck had left.
At the usual time the polls were closed, and
one of the judges began to read over the tickets,
which occupied their undivided attention until
half past six o'clock on Wednesday morning,
when it was found that the whole .imerlcan
ulias the Know Nothing ticket was elected,
AAiU YOU hHOW WildL tOilOWCu. vi course
it was three cheers for the whole American
party.
One gentleman from Through Fare, in his
zeal for Know Nothingism, tried to raise three
groans for w. M. in, and the whole Demo-
cratic party but to do the mass Of Know Moth
ings justice, his zeal was not appreciated, and
he failed in raising his groans and sneakcd out
of the room like dog, who had stolen a bone,
and was afraid of getting chastised for it.
About seven o'clock the excitement began to
subside, and concluded to go home; when, on
leaving the tavern, heard Forest gentlemen
believing out for vnnr nnrrnsrAn-in~t Nf Tl,e
rough Fare Neck to come forth. He waved in
his right hand the DELAWARE STATE REPORTER,
and continually called on j. A. Tx, who.
he says, is your correspondent of Thorough Fare
Neck, and that he was the person who furnished
you with that complete exposure of the Know
Nothing order.
Now, Mr.. Editor, do not think that he fur
nished you with them, and that our Forest
Bull, Mr.. On, was laboring under mis-
take and, the effects of rum. Mr.. D. will please
let us know, if he has made J. A. II. own up.
Yours, A DEMOCRAT.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
CLEAR THE TRACK!

LSOR the large and splendid stock of NEW
II GOODS, now opening at JOHN McD0W-
ELLIS Cheap Cash Store.
The subscriber is now opening splendid
with the greatest care, embracing everything
tho latest undmoSt desirable to be found IN the
eastern markets. lie would call the attention
OF the Ladies to his stock of Dress Goods of all
fabrics, and lin and benutifai designs s,cb
as plain and figured Silks and Baraqes; Baracn
dc LANES; Chales, Lustres, Mouslins, French
Lawns, Brilliants, Ginghams, Calicoes, Dress
Trimmings, Parasols, and an assortment of
Mourning Goods, including Black Silks. Ba-
RACES, MouSlins, Ginghams, Lawns, &C.; Black
Demi and Love Wells, English Grape and Cali
co. Gloves and Hosiery of every kind and
price. Kid, black Silk Gloves and Mitts; light
Silk and Lisle Thread in great variety. Also.
a good assortment of Embroideries and White
Goods. Linen and Domestic Goods Table
and Towel Diaper, Crash, White and Brown
Muslins, Shectings, Drilings, Tickings, Checks,
&c.
For the Gentlemen, he has an assortment of
Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, Vestings,
Cashmeres, Cashmeretts, Linens, Silk and
Lawn Cravats, Silk and Linen Pocket hand
kerchiefs, Gloves, IIaf-IIosc, Umbrellas, a
large stock of Linen and Cotton Goods for
Pants, &c. Also, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, of all styles and kinds. Combs and
Brushes, good assortment. Cloth, Hair,
Footn, Nail, Dnsting, Horse, Whitcwash and
Scrubbing Brushes. Perfumery, Drugs, &c.
Agricultural Implements and IIardware.-
Plows. Cultivators, Corn-Shellers, Rakes, Axes,
Saws, Spades, Shovels, Knivesand Forks, PEN
Knives, Shears, Scissors, Table and Tea
Spoons, Locks, Screws, Nails, Gimblets, &c.
Cedar and Tinwarc, Queensware, &c. Quar-
ter White Canton Mating, do Red do; Floor
ing and Table Oil-Cloth, A general Assortment
of Groceries, Choice Liquors, and in fact almost
every article usually to be found in country
store.
G- The Highest Price given for all kinds OF
Country Produce.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
myl2-tf Dover, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
EQUALITY mo- ALL!..- uNIFoRMIrY or

EQUALITY TO ALL UNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.-,A New FEATURE IN BUSINESS
EVERY OWN HIS OWN SALESMAN.
JONES & CO., of the Crescent Onc-Prtcc
Clothing Store, No. 200 Market, above Sixth,
in addition to having the largest, most varied
and fashionable stock of Clothing, in Philadel-
phia, made expressly for retail sales, have con-
stituted every one his own Salesman, by iIev-
ing markell in FIGURES, on each article, the
very lowest price it can be sold for, SO they
cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike. The
goods are all well spongcd and prepared, and
great pains taken with the making, so that all
can buy with the full assurance of getting q
good article at the very lowest price.
Also, large stock Of piece goods on hand,
of the latest styles and best qualities, which
will be made to order, in the most fashionable
and best manner, % per cent. below credit
prices. Remember the CRESCENT, in Market,
above Sixth, No. 200. JONES & CO.,
oct10-ly Philadelphia.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
STAGES TO THE ST. NICHOLAS.

~ S\HzEs THE subscriber is now run
G,T 5SSsSgsA ming line of STAGES to and
Es9zAssaz nss2-Sss from BENEFITS PIER and
MILFORD and FREDERICK, connecting with
the Steamboat st. Nicholas; also, to and from
PORT MAH0N, Little Creek Landing, Dover,
Camden and Canterbury, connecting with the
st. Nicholas as she goes to and from Phila-
delpha and Lewes.
AS this line is always certain and in time,
never failing to be at the Boat or TO leave the
Towns named for the Boat, the public can rely
on 1t as always safe for them to patronizc.
Passengers for any part of the Peninsula
will be forwarded and will meet with every &C
commodation that the subscriber or his agents
can tender. JOHN VANGEZEL.
mV3O-ff
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
A GNEW & co. No. 196 Chestnut Street
IN Philadelphia: respectfully informs the
Citizens of DOVER and vicinity that we have
selected with great care both in the European
Markets, and ut the large Auction Sales in this
City, and in New York, A VERY LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF RICH & SEASONABLE
DRY GOODS, Consisting in part of
Rich PLAID & Striped Silks, unusually cheap.
Paris Brocade 4 Plain do, new colors 4 pat
terms.
Brocha Long & Square Shawls, Gold Borders.
Gold Bordered Scarfs.
Canton Grape Shawls, plain and embroidered.
Cioaks, Mantillas, and Talmas, the latest Pari-
sian Styles.
French Merinoes x Cashmeres
"a A Lyons Velyets, various shades.
Cloths of all the New Colors, for Ladies Cloaks.
Very Rich All Wool Plaids, new designs and
fabrics.
~ A Full Stock of Mourning Goods
French Necdlcwork, Sleeves, Collars, and
Chemisetts, Ribbons, Gloves &C., &c. These
Goods warrant the reputatio nof being unusual
CHEAP, and those persons who desire New and
Rich Goods, will find it to their advantage to
call before purchasing.
AGNEW & co.
sep29-5m l96 Chestnut st. Philada.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
Fall and Winter Arrangement.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

Gaae~e b THE STEAMER ST. NICHo
s&4 sggttysIR4 LAS, Captain ENos WuIrEcAR
tsS--s sssssEson and after Tuesday, the 31s
day of October, will run as as follows.
Leave Dock st. Wharf, PHILADELPHIA
every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at quarter
before eight O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leave LEWES, Dell, every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY, at halfpast six o'clock
A. NJ, connecting regularly with commodiou,
and substantial STAGES, for all towns in the
interior of Delaware and the Eastern Shore o.
Maryland.
~ Passengers by this boat arrive in Dover
one hour and a half earlier than by any other
line. oct24-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
REMOVAL,
LIGHT! LIGHT LIGHT!

MT B. DYOTT x KENT have removed ia
IvA. their New Store and Factory, No. "A
South Second ST., Philadelphia, give doors
below their old stand;) having increased facli-
ties, we offer to Merchants and others, GAS
FIXTURES and LAMPS of every description,
and at the lowest Manufacturers prices, and
unsurpassed in quality or appearance by any in
the Country. Our Stock embraces DYoTT'S
PATENT PINE OIL LAMPS, (tlc best in the
Worldly Burning Fluid aud Solar Lard Lamps,
Chandeliers, For Gas, Pine Oil, Solar Lard, and
Fluid, Hall and Patent Spring Hand Lanthorns,
Globes, Glasses, Wicks, Pine Oil x Fluid,
wholesale and retail.
Merchants and others will find it to their
advantage to call and examine our Stock and
Prices. u
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
LADIES, FANCY ruRs.

TOHN FAREIRA, Importer, Manufacturer
~ and Dealer in all kinds of FANCY FURS
For Lalies and Children at 284 MARKET ST..
dbovelEighth, Philadelphia.
Having now completed my large and bcauti-
fail assortment of all the different kinds of Fan.
cy Fut, that will be worn by ladies and chill
dren Curing the present season; this assort-
ment y Furs is equal to any to be found in this
city, ether for quality, variety or beauty
Having bought my FURS in Europe for cash,
and having had them manufactured by the most
competent workmen under my own supervision
with reasonable economy, am determined to
sell thdh at small profits, and for cash only.
70 storekeepers would do well to give me a
call beRrc purchasing.
JOHN FAREIRA,
28i Msrket St, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
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