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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-22
TRANSPORTATION.
1--WE Pnssenger Trnins Daily ench why


ana May ssth, train. WIN follows
! } ~ S''1i'srs - WESTWARD.
Leave Express; Accommodation
New Lexington :. $50 y. $40
Lancaster lu:3u -. ok0
oirceyille Leu y A.. ~ a
Wilmington. - = 2;l2i . ~ $50
Morrow 3:l5s - tlsf s:sO -
Loyeland ,.ee i,
Afrise Cincinnati EASTWARD iIs i'eS 4 A.
Leave Express. Accommodation
Cincinnati. e:oy A ~ $3.50 Il. ~. q
aSss,aPe MsrrsS !; ( ~. ESQ
wiiminst 49, y S;,sl ssSv $50 Il
washngto s.sS sis n
Circle nile. s:9v esat
Ia,.as 1O.30 - M 49:40 sfF
New licking tom. - 1se5 1850
Arrive GAINESVILLE. xsov r.,
1880 Train ON O. o. r. r. from Wheeling and arrive In Cn
Icinnat at 5:04 Pm. q Z. -,
he 800 r " Train GAINESVILLE the arrival OF the
li1.fs A. " Train on Q. o r. II. from Wheeling
This Road located through the most heartni part OF
VILE &c all ne hourshs towns
and has beautiful line. THERE'S large portion oil the
road that is airline, making Il desirable route
will be spared the part oil the ohcers OF
the make this pleasant ronte for the travelling
public to patronise tIl -.
Trains viii stop all intermediate stations and connect
AT with Dayton NeiR Springfield &cs
aud at with trains for and Chilli
cothe. s ,.
portant points in Southern Ohio. y s. - - , s
s-The Omnibus Line calls Mt all the Hotels and upon
notice with H. 0rndor two doors east OF the Stacey
House, VIII call for IN any part oil me ety
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-22
& RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINSflf
SAVINGS BANK STORE

VIE proprietor Of Savings Bank Store OF Mar
Ret and Monroe sts., Wheeling, Va, wishing to change
his and II helpg close his business
during the present Oilers his entire stock or Boots
shoes Caps SC. at 3 and
VIII ell 1T reta otherwise dispoted on
the best bar, gains In the city. y -
hays 1.s ane % sataasr Hats,
say TO all those disposed me- MY Goods 10
sold aad ;ysili be sold regardless Of profit. - -
Come and ayou have value for YOUR r4pnew
have many esoods--Iyin sell ateost. eiE7f35
3 -pv2s N ~ W ATsnH
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HHRRLSON,S
Columbian I.erfumery.

Rf the great American Perfumer, of Phil
- adelphia, contains over $50 different
varieties, and is classcd under Articles for
the TOILET, for the SKIN, for the HAIR, for
the HANDS, for the HANDKERCnIEr, for
FLAvoRING FooD, for the BEARD, for the
TEETH, and MISCELLANEOUS. They are purely
American, in style, character, and q,lality ,
and so far surpass in intrinsic exec Hence
EVERY foreign article, that the refined Of
American society arc adopting them as the
STANDARD Of EXCELLENCE. For sale at thu
Dry Goods Store Of E. BROWN, JR.,
Jan LIT ELKToN, ND.
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The GREAT IRON STEAMER.-Wc have
been furnished with some particulars about
the enormous iron steamship now in course
of construction on the Thames. Her whole
length is 6S4 feet; breadth of beam &c feet
diameter of paddle wheels, l2l feet; depth
of hold 70 feet: depth of paddle wheel IS #;
diameter oc screw Al feet. There will be 5
tunnels and masts-two of the latter being
square-rigged. The nominal horsepower
will be 1900, but it will work up to from,
5000 to 10000. Her measurement will be
23,640 tons. 1t is expected that her crew
will number from $50 to 800 men, including
IL officers. She will have accommodations
for 10000 persons, including 1000 first class
passengers or if used as a transport, she
can carry $4,000 troops and 5000 HORSES
She is expected to run at the rate of l6 miles
and hour.
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furcion Nous.
ARRIVAL OF TIE C\NADA.

The British steamer Canada arrived at
Halifax on Tuesday with Liverpool dates to
the % of December.
Her news is simply confirmatory of pre-
vious rumorS as to the prospects Of peace,
ami the speculatons concerning Estcrhazy's
mission.
The report that treaty between Sweden
and the allies had been concluded is confirm
ed
Affairs il, the Crimea and in Asia were
quiet.
TIE AUSTRIAN ULTIMATUM.
The Austrian ultimatum, after sundy mod
ifications, received the joint approval of Eng
land. France, and Austria, before it was sent
to st. Petersburg. Nothing further was
known in reference to the measure, as its
terms are kept a profound secret.
THE SWEDISH TREATY.
The Moniteur publishes the treaty betwecn
Sweden, France and England. 1t is exceed
inSly stringent. 1t declares that the treaty
is concluded to prevent every complication Of
nature to trouble the balance of Europearr
power, and binds Sweden not to cede to Rus
STA nor exchange with her, nor allow the oc-
cupation of any territory. the right of pastur-
age or fishing ground on the coast of Sweden
and Norway: and to reject any Russian pre-
tcntion to the existence of any such rights.
Also, to Immediately inform the allies of any
proposition from Russia touching said mat
ters The allies on their part engage to pro-
wee sweden with sufficient naval and mill
| ltary force to resist all the claims and agrees
sions of Russia
secret clause it was understood had bcen
appended to the treaty providing for Sweden
eventually taking the field against Russia.
There are still rumors of Peace but it does
not appear they have any very reasonable
foundation.
BREADsTUrFs.-The market has slightly
declined, and there was only small demand.
| Western Canal -four, 42s; Southern, 42s Cd;
Ohio. AIS to AS I'D. Corn.-There has been
but little speculative demand. Yellow has
declined Is. Sales of White Corn at Sos;
Yellow AS Cd, and mixed Corn. As. Wheat.
White has declined I'd: White, lis Cd o.
l2s I'd: Red Wheat, los Cd lis Cd.
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How MUcM MEAT THEY EAT IN New York
IN YEAR.-During the year 1855, the New
York butchers have slaughtered of beevcs,
sheep, lambs, vcals and swine the number
of one million one hundred and forty.seven
thousand five hundred and nine; averaging
220G7 per week. This is 1,7OS more than
the average of the previous year. when the
total number slaughtered was l.O5S, Co.,
The bullocks came from this State Pcnnsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kcntuckey,
Virginia. Connecticut and New Jersey; the
remaining States furnished comparatively but
a very small portion; and what is strange,
Ohio has furnished greater number than the
Empire State for the great Wednesday mar
ket, and a supply has come from her every
week during the year.-N. Y. Express.
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CHE Alarkets.

ELKToN Jan. llth.-But little grain busi-
ness done this week and we are unable to-
quote an Elkton market. Prices are about
as we gave them last week.
~WhMrNcroN MARKET Jan. 1Oh.-We
quote to-day from wagons, at the mills, and
in Front Street Wheat, red 81 80, white,
81 80 50 90; Corn, new 20 cts, old 90 cts.
Oats, 80 cts; Ryc,i$1 90. Flour-Superfinc
So s7a. FlaAsced, 81 Is. Clovcrsecd, 81 y
I so.
PHnAD"L"HIA Cate MARKE~, Jan. 7th.
Tho number of Becves. offered this week
were 700 head sales at 8 50aSl0 so per 100
lbs. Shecp-Sales at so to SIS 90 per
head. Cows and Calves at from 25 to $50.
llogs-Salcs at 8 25aSS IS per 100 lbs.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.l
NEAR CHERRY HILL Jan. 9. sc

= NEAR CHERRY HILL Jan. Q. Sc
The Weather-Sports and Pastimes-Ihe
Plank Rodd-Heahh-Condition of Busi-
ness Afars-Remarks to Another Cores.
pondent, &c.
DEAR RICKETTS, THE weather IS very
cold the snow some inches deep, the
sleighing very good and the youngsters arc
"going it with rush." enjoying it night and
day. Table turning and spirit rappns arc
now among the things that were; nothing
said and nothing doing in that direction ;
and if it is dead would recommend speedy
and safe burial to rise no more. Sleighing
the Singing School and the Debating Society
are about enough to attend to at once The
last two arc something new at Cherry Hill
and if properly conducted and good order
observed will not result in much evil, and by
chance may do some good. We will lay
back and observe the result.
Mr.. Green has stopped his work on the
Plank Road on account of the frost. The
health of the people hereabo is very good
up; the banks accommodate but few and them
to limited extent, and it appears plain that
when most money is wanted the least can be
ilat' w eli 50 DC IL, ana SO IL Will DC, ana
our wisest course is to take care of ourselves
live and do business on our own means and
then we are ready to pass through the fire
and not be singed
Before close would beg leave to say n
word to your correspondent of Dec Goth ult.,
who dated his letter at Cherry Hill and signed
himself Alexis. | charge him with fraud.
ulent attempt to saddle his piece OH citizen
of Cherry Hill, or its suburbs when he don't
reside among us, and would ask him not to
do so again. think know enough about
Cherry Hill to say that no Cherry Hill man
wrote the piece: and further l beg leave to
say to him and all whom it may concern that
i'll future we claim the right TO think, speak
and write for ourselves. LITTLE Elk.
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CRIMEIN New YoRK.-Thc statistics of
the New York Criminal Courts for the last
year show AIS convictions in the Courts of
Oyer and Termner and General Sessions, and
30O2 in the Special Sessions, making total
of 1875. Sentenced to imprisonment in the
State Prison-Malcs, 40. females, l6 aggrc-
gate term of Imprisonment 6l2 years and 1
months: Sentenced to the Penitentary, Males
1908, females. 24S; Sentenced to the City
Prison, Males. l57, females. CO. Sent to the
House Of Refuge, Boys. IS, girls l; indict-
mcnts found by Grand jury, 997; Coroners
Inqnisitous 2076.
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I. II M II E. r

TNHE subscriber having purchased Of Mr..
Il Simcoe his entire stock Of LUMBE r at
North East will sell the same in connection
with his other at very low prices for cash.
DThe Public is requested to give him a
call. JOHN MAULDIN.
Having disposed of my Lumber Yard to
Mr.. John MauIdin, and believing the stock to
be as good as can be had anywhere, and that
Mr.. Mauldin will give satisfaction, l would
recommend my former customers and friends
to give him a call. ..u G. SIMCOE.
Jan 12-tf. -.
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II. WINTER DAvIs.-A letter from Wash
ington to the Philadelphia Inquirer thus
speaks of this gentleman:
1.-The Presidents Message was received
and read in the Senate. A duplicate COPY
was brought to the House, and presented in
the usual way to the Clerk, by the presiding
officer. A motion was Immediately made by
Democratic member from North Carolina
that it be real. Mr.. Dunn, Of Indiana, NOV
cd an amendment, directing the Clerk to re-
turn the packages to the person from whom
he received them. This led to noisy and
somewhat bitter discussion lasting over three
hours, when Mr.. Henry Winter Davis (Na-
tional American) moved to lay both PROPOSE
tons on the table. And here let me say that
on this occasion Mr.. Davis made his first eff
fort before the House, and a very creditable
one it was. lie is quite young man, but
very prcpossessing in his personal appear
ancc, fluent and easy speaker, possessing a
good voice, clear head, and withal be-
coming and graceful modcsty, which won
him many admirers His debut was highly
successful, and he may, if he manages right
ly, assume high position in the 34th Con-
grcss."
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FROZEN TO DEATH. We learn that youth
about fifteen years of age was frozen to death
on Tuesday night, on the Canton grounds
He was the son of one of the Welch laborers
at the copper works, and resided but short
distance from the works. 1t being known
that he had started for home, and not having
arrived there, search was made for him and
he was found near his home dead. He was
lying at the foot of an embankmcnt, and it is
supposed he slipped and fell, stunning him
self so as to be unable to rise, and thus per-
ished.-BaL Sun.
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AMERICAN VIcrORlEs. AT the municipal
election i'll Lexington, Ky, on the 5th inst. :,
Swift, the American candidate was elected
mayor
Mr. Bingham, the American candidate, was
elected mayor of Pittsburg on Tuesday last
by majority of 1856 OVER Irwin, locofaco.
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RUSSIAN TROPHIES. Two Splinxcs, found
ut Scbastopol, have been recently received at
the Louvre, Paris. They are Of white marble,
of large proportions, nearly equal to those at
The fountain Of the Chateau d Fan, but with
this essential difference, that the Rus sian
sphinHcs have III. l.,al OtW,n.u instead af
ll-ys, u lions
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s~NO MAHs.-The failure of the mails is one
of the affections of the Editor. Here we are
Friday aftcrnoon-just going to press, with
no mail from Baltimore or Philadelphia since
Wednesday from Port Deposit since
Monday, none from down the Eastern Shore
/ since Wednesday end none at all during the
week from most points in the county. No
cars have passed on the railroad here either
way since before noon Thursday. All the
trains are either waiting at the Susqnehanna
or "snowed up" between here and Philadcl-
phia,
Baltimore train passed here on Wodnes-
day night but the mail agent could not be
walked up to deliver our Elkton mail. Anoth-
er passed up at III yesterday morning with
the Elkton mail in it but no agent to deliver
it. All this is gross negligence on the part
Of some person. Allowing the inconvenience
of the matter to pass, there in no telling the
loss it may be to our business men whose
bank accounts are kept in Wilmington and
Philadelphia. Post master Campbell had bet
ter hurry up or keep some person to wake
up his sleepy agents.
LATER. 4 clock, P. NJ, Friday. A train
of cars from Philadelphia has just reached
| here. One of the Conductors Mr.. r. ID.
Jamar-tclls us he has been on the road
since s o'clock Thursday morning. We get
no later news by it.
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TREAT sTEnsAETIDy
At Cheap Corner.

'Att'D!1Tloh y. DELLA .Att.J.
TNlE 'Ih'.rih,r has Just returned froir Nct
u t"rN 1t Hhiadtph with the iars st AID
hi' ;71m ST as+or' ncnt Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
That Tascv off re-, ia this market re has hocn
,''Ee1 tha' god aric es and Il! the late fash IN
lie - c. ed and thcy irse been purchased 1t the
lowest pas bic prices. and gre It pains will be tax
ca ina til y be ipld It a very SMALL hnVA$cr.-
NY IN tito buy cheap sell chei r. and do large
h'''in ~. Cloths Of all coorS from - cent to
$40 per yard Cashmere. black and rlncy. 30 cts
t"S2 - per yard; Satines. black and fancy. L!
To- % cents per yard; Flannel. r'd and white, 81
IA 70 10 cen 5; a large rs iortment Of
DRESS GOODS FOR THE LADIES;
goo / ytrd vide muslin at 81 cts per yard; a
larg3 assortment of
RE.4DT-MADE CLOTHING;
100 pair Ladies Undrcsscd Morrocp Boots ii. 81 90
par pti.; thin solo Jenny Lind Shoes - .hh per
pt'r $50 Plp wood pcrgcd Boots. city made. best
Hr!a'c Oh ap; large LOT of boys and misses Boots
and Shoes. complete assortment of
H.HRDH,ARE AND CLTLERYj
Nails ) cents per pound. less by the kcg;
GROCERIES,
brown sugar G. cts. white and cts; Coffee l2i
cts Mea cheap; Mackcrcl and Herring by the
boil. &c. Tosc her with very large assortment
OF all kinds of goods usual kept in country store.
with large number of o. her articles that ara not
kept in any OF or store, all of which can assure
you will be sold at very snail advance over the
city wholesale prices Tor tho Cash or Country Pro
daec. All kinds of Produce bought ut
j. 4. ELIASUN'S,
CHEAP CORNER.
Sep. Is, 1855. Middlctown, Del.
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Alorric0.

On the End inst, near Zion by Rev. Abr.l-
ham De Witt, Mr.. HOWARD SCAnBoRoUGH to
Miss MARY ANN MEARNs.
On the Goth ult., by J. J. Strine, Esq.
Mr.. WILLIAM ]. GILLESPIE of the 9Th District
to Miss MARGARET IL. WATSON Of Lancaster
county, Pa.
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THE BRlTlsH CURRENcY.-It has been fl
nally decided to introduce the decimal cur
lency all over the United Kingdom. The
pound will be retained as the unit, and divi-
ded into one thousand parts. The half crown
will be abolished the shilling fifty, the six
pence twenty-five, and new coin will be in
troduced representing five farthings, while
the present farthing will be deprecated one
twenty-fifth in value that is, there will be a
thousand to the pound sterling. instead Of
nine hundred and sixty.
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u We don't like duns--but sometimes i'll
the course of human events the printer grows
scarce Of cash, and then it becomes necessary
to drop a hint to his delinquent subscribers.
just the slightest reference to the matter We
are sure is sufiicient-and so for the present
Nc drop the hint and the subject both togeth-
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A SIDEWALK CASE OF SOME IMPORTANCE
We understand that an elderly lady, who
was seriously injured last winter, by falling
down upon one Of our sidewalks, has sued
the city, claiming $4,000 damages. The
case comes on for trial in February, and we
should not be surprised if she RECEIVERS every
penny, as she is crippled for life.
liiLr0nkic WISCONSIN,
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ELKTON LEATHER STORE,
Opposite THE HOW Arm JJoJrSp

OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD HOUSE,
EAMES HASSON offers an assortment of
a. Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico;
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
Ippers Harness and Skirtng; Bride. fair
black French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings; kips and Findings.
1.-THE highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. dec. I5-tm5
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FOR SALE. an
A Farm Containing AZ! Acres

OF LAND, situated in Hartford county,
~ near Hopcwell X Roads, about three
miles from Port Deposit Bridge, on the road
to Darlington. The land is in o ~
good state of GU ltivation, well NMn3f>
fenced and watered: about six V28 .ssR
acres wooded. The improve &h3tmyu
ments are Dwelling HOUSE
and Barn, Apple Orchard OF choice fruit, and
young Peach Orchard: said property is in
a healthy and tlourishing neighborhOod; for
terms apply to the subscriber living on tho
premises. WALTER JARVIS.
p. S. Direct Hopewell Cross Roads.
Jan l2-3t
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House and Sign Painting,
COME AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS,

I have just returned from the city with a
d large and splendid assortment of Cloths
which | Will make up into
Goats, lower than can he bought
In either of the cites, in the best and most
durable manner, and latest fashions and war
Einted. If they rip bring them back and
win sew them free of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER.
sop9tf .Atihe Bu.aar, Eikton, Md.
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OTFrom number of places we have late
ly had complaints about the delay of The
Wing IN reaching its destination. To all en-
quircs in regard to this matter we can only
say that our paper is regularly mailed to all
its subscribers. The pa ckages to every Of
lice in this county are without exception put
of Saturday morning, and, as we are assured
by the Postmaster, regularly sent off. We
shall not cease, however, to try to ascertain
how the delays complained of occur, so as to
remedy them; and when the paper fails to
reach any Office on its regular day, we shall
be glad to be informed of the fact.
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WANTED.

RY A YOUNG MAN, in moderate circum-
- stances, Of prepossessing appearance a
young Lady Of some education and retine-
ment, who is willing to share his joys and
sorrows and to enter into partnership ut
once. To such a one promise to protect,
love and honor, and in all things to cnleavor
to make her happy. Address HAVVY, Port
Deposit, Cecil County, Maryland.
Jan, Fit.
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HOUSE. SIGN
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.

IF you want your dwelling Painted and
a. Papered in neat and expeditions man
ner apply to JOHN McCREA, at MIR. Mar
rett's Fountain Inn, Elkton, Md.
"llaving had fourteen years experience
in the business he feels confident he can give
general satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage.
WOrders sent through the post Office or
otherwise will be promptly attended to, and
on moderate terms. TDec. 22-tf.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE

DARTlES wishing to send money to En-.
4 gland, Ireland or Scotland, can Obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at NORTH
East, in sums to suit, on the principal Banks
in any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,,
Agents for Abraham Bell X Sons,
Apr % If New York.
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Gle Cecil lr)biq.
ELATOs, JANUARY az, 1856.

REMOVAL OF "TnE CECir. Wing" OFFICE.
Our printing Office has been removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street, between
the Court House aud Jail where we will be
pleased 20 SIC nMr iLicnlS and snhScrhcrs.
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RENOV AT

The Office Of The Cecil Wing has been re-
moved to North Street between the Court
House and Jail, where We are prepared to do
Handbills, and other Job Printing.
1.-THE Wing has far larger circulation
than any other paper ever had in the county,
and is good medium for advertisements.
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0D@The Kansas war, according to an cst-
ma tc made by one of the Generals engaged in
il, will cost the United States government not
less tiian sixty five thousand dollars--if the
government Shout! be FOOLS. euough 10 pay
-. r,nntI.A-- 1 -
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GREAT WEIGHT OF Ice ON TREEs.-A gen.
tlcman of Hartford, Conn, weighed branch
of tree that had been broken by the weight
of ice upon it, and found that it weighed
eleven pounds. The ice was then melted off
and the branch weighed only half pound !!
This great proportion of ice accounts for the
destruction Of trees and branches.
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JAMES Nj. BURGESS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
yX7iIOSE advertisement is in anotE or
w column OF this paper, has on hand at
this time and for sale 20 FARMS; several OF
til an from three to five miles from Port De-
kosit.
Aug 25-tf.
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NENDUE BlLLs.-The time for sales of
Stock Household Goods, &C., prcpar atory to
changes of residence is approaching. We
are prepared to print handbills at The Wing
Office in good style at cheap rates.
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Dic0.

On the 4th inst, MRS. HESTER SPENCE,
reiict OF the late Henry Spence, aged nearly
~ years. She leaves large number Of
children, grand children and friends to mourn
her loss.
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MISS H. CHAMBERLAIN,
Paints! PaiBts!l Paimts!!!

-~rIlLApELrniA AND NEW YORK PRICES
BRADFORD u STEPHENS,
Telegraph EEataesis,g,
Corner Of Third and MARKET Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
HAVE constantly on hand large assortment
1 L all kinds ofPAINTS OILS. GLASS PUTTY,
1T HPENTINE. VARNTSiIES. GLUE, SAND
and EMERY PAPER, BRUSHES. &c
White and Brown Zinc,
Dry and in Oil WHITE LEADS from tho best
manufactures.
Oil AiOr Machinery,
And all Materials and roos used by House, Ship
and Coach Painters, GrIinc,s, &c.
House and Sign Painting,
And LAEi Nc, promptly attended to. SASH
furnrshe at manufacturers prices.
~ AGENTS for the sac of pure Wines and
other Liquors for medicinal and mechanical pur-
poses. Dec 20, lSjJ-Gm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-12
NOTICE.

TNllE County Commissioners will meet at
a. their office on Tuesday, the 18th OF jan
uary, 1856, to attend to such business as may
be brought before them. By Order,
JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
Dec, 29--tm, Clerk.