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The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
-Thc adyices by the

-Thc advices by the steamer
America which reached Boston ON
Thursday show an Improvement in Eng
land in financial affairs, although there
continued to be many failures and sus-
pensions
On Thursday, the 10Th, the Times
says there was decided amendment in
all mercantile quarters. Not a single fail
ure was reported, and some special causes
of anxiety were removed. The same
paper remarks that it is understood
that the application which has been
made within the last few days by lead
ing American house to the Bank of Eng
land, for large advance Oh securities fur
nishcd from the private resources of the
firm, has been most satisfactory y met, and
that all the accommodations required will
be fully granted. According to rumor,
the requirements of the firm in question
Zone of the most eminent in the Ameri-
can trade) were nearly million sterling,
and according to the Daily News the
assistance received from the Bank, after
a long dclibcration of the Directors,
will, it is expected, enable the firm
promptly to comply with the conditions
under which the advances were made.
The pressure for money at the Bank was
undininishcd. Indeed some authorities
say it was more intense than ever, but
the meeting of the Bank Directors broke
off without making any advance in the
rates of discout.
The following dispatch is addressed
to an intimate friend in New York of
Messrs Peabody & Co., of London:
"HALIFAX.-We cannot gather more
information than that contained in the
dispatch already transmitted, which en-
braces everything contained in the Lon
don Times. The name of Peabody is
not mentioned in the papers, but the emf
ncnt American firm referred to is that of
George Peabody Il Co. 1t is under
stood that the Bank of England has
promptly responded to their call and
afforded them assistance to the ex xtcnt of
one million stirling"
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

tL@'lhc overland mail line pow in operation
ftom San Antonio, Texas, to San Diego, Cal
ilornia, carries passengers through. On th,
sixth trip westward four were thus convey.
ed to San Diego. The wy mails are much
increased. The entire road is now stocked
with four hundred animals, twenty-five
coaches, and scvcnty-iivc men, iucsScnecrS
and guards With this outfit they can ac-
commoda,e six passengers. Further arrange
mcnts are Icing completed to Accommodate
passengers through New Oll'an> by this route.
The fare from San Diego to New Orleans is
5000 which SUN includes meals on the route.
The eighth mail from San Dieg, was to have
been despatched on the 23l of October, with
II full complement Of passengers. The
schedule time for the TIP Of this lire is thirty
days.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
FOR SiSSAFRAS u ELK RIVERS.
Port Deposit s. Harre de Gruce, Md.


>Y,s~~~ r. FOR SASSAFRAS RIVER
IL I,,s.sts' AND PORT DEPOSIT MARY
I. sss:-s s-:.sRRr rLAND.-CllANGE OF DAYS
OF SAILING. The steamer LADY WILL
NER, on and altc, this day, 18th Of August.
will leave RACE Street Wharf. until further
notice, as follows :-Saturday at , =. NJ. for
Fort Deposit and lIavre de Grace. Md. Re-
turning, leaves Port Deposit at 10 A. NJ.
Mon lay Cassaday's at !, and Turner's
Greek at u p. NJ. On Tuesdays and Thurs
diys. will leave Race street wharf for Will
mers Point at PM. touching at Port Her
man and Ford's ON the Elk, and Turner's
Creek, Cas=aday's, Fishers Georgetown aud
Fredcrcktown, on the Sassntras. Returning
will leave Winners Point at 0 A. NJ. We'd
lcs laws and Fridays Frcdcricktown at II
NJ. Cassatlay's at Z. NJ. and Turner's
Creek at u p. NJ.
Forlfrcight or passage, having handsome
accommodations, apply to Capt WM. WILL
son ,'on board the Boat.
n. B.--All grain shipped by the Lady
Wilmer while making three trips Il week,
ml'st. be in bags. Aug20.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
Baltimore s. susquehnnna


S II l. n NJ G O NJ p A N Y :.
DBJCLhR DAILY ElNE. (except sundays.)
~ s'r liAyRn Dl GRACE, poRr DErosIr, and
1Ipg WATER CASsL.
1s-.,ys, The. STEAMBOAT
- IA PORTSMOUTH, Capt
,Ts.Sst---..lS.. p!.f1~ Jos. GEoGnEGAS. leave.
Svsssa. ~ sgss:,ss lover end OF West Falls
6,et.a. every Tue al y, Thursday and Saturday
efcn;as at . o'clock. Returning. leaves Port
pspost every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday a.
: oel1,k. aul iIavrc do Grace al } O'Clock =. NJ,
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Captain }. W
ToaILSSoS leaves same place every Monday
Reln"slty and Frilay evening. at & o'clock
2-turatn, ,ave Port Deposit every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, evening at clock and
- ',rs de Grace at clock l.. NJ.
$"Fass.se 80 cents.
~'fe'sht4 rcrciyad laily at Baltimore until )
.uiS lu,tat Port Deposit until - o'clock; ear
p t low r ties and carefully attended, to.
Dtpi. It's pts for Frcishls viii be re-
Q&.-el in all cases
Tho Agent ut IIavrc de Grace will attend to
EirUartng any merchandise consigned to him. for
ii.y opint on the cnn-ylvania Canals. or will re
sap lights inScnlcl 1 for Baltimore, Philadelphia
c a.s:@hero
J0s..JNs. TAYLOR. Agent. Baltimore.
Il. AlEN. TAYLOR. Agt.. II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME Part Deposit.
Hsf- The Ste clnhoat 'JtNiATA. Capt TOmlin-
gu being in completc erdor, can be chartered ut
any time
H. B-;irain purch sol at the highest market
p.ice at the " archouse of j. Tome. Port Deposit;
" ho also ,cps for lc. Guano Plaster: Fish; Salt;
Irua. lac & Mitch Ills. Allan Needles and De
Eutt's phosphatcs, and New Yoik Bone Dust.
May 80 81 If
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

-The Election for Mayor in
New York, on Tuesday last resulted in
the choice of Daniel Il. Tieman the
Union candidate over Fernando Wood,
locofoco, By majority of 1881. The
Courier referring to the result remarks
We doubt whether any election result in
this city ever gave such profound satis-
faction as waits upon tins defeat of Fernando
Wood. The anxiety which had prcc,d, it
did not manifest itself III the noisy excitement
of n political contest. 1t was deeper, anh
for that very reason "ii lie more serious and
intense, All good citizens rcl. mat the issue
was a matter which came home to their
town business aud bosoms that it was
question not only of municipal reputation
and well bling, but Of private property and
of social safety. It was their conviction that
the misrulc of Mayor Wood was proving
lunous TO all the best interest of the city
that rallied vote yesterday larger than has
ever before been cast-a vote exceeding that of
last month by twenty thousand. Ii las been
Il tremendous struggle and the victory is a
most elorlous one. Every friend of virtue and
OF public o-dtr will hail it with cxultalion
1t will cover with confusion the ,janissa,ics of
party. and make every huckstcr in iniq,ity
hide his head in disluay. 1t proves to the
world that there is yet moral might in this
great metropolis that can be aroused to n
self vindicatlon of Its dignity and its right to
rule 1t inauguratcs new and most auspi
cious era in the government of New York
We congratulate, from the inmost centre of
our souls we congratulate, onr honest fellow
! citizens on this triumph.
Every step may we'll he frmcr to-day, and
every grasp more cordial. The doom of public
corruption is scaled. The days of inouity in
our City Hall are numbered. LOYALTY and
Fidelity are to he installed where Ins,bordi.
nation and Pcridy have so long stood para
mount. All good citizens have a right to
rejoice, and will rejoice.
The total vote cast in the city was
S4,233, an increase, of G,702 since the
Mayors election last year, and an in
crease Of about $4,000 votes since the
state election of last month.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

FATAL VOLCANIC ERUpTIoN.--A An account
Of the eruption Of the Volcano Amoe, in one
of the Sanquir Islands, near Borneo, has been
furnished by the Dutch resident at Manado.
There were two scperate eruptons. one on the
Cd o, March and the other on the 18th. The
emission OF lava, stones and ashes were so
great as to obscure the sun and produce total
darkness. A violent hurricane and lightning
accompanied the eruptions. A whole village
was destroyed, besides an immense amount
of growing rice. Nearly three thousand
pcrsons were killed.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
Cbc 1tlarkcts.
EI.kTDN MARKET.
RcJiOr'ed bY N. S. SiiicS. |

ELHroN, December j, 1851.
Rcd Whca. &ll0 White do. s 20, yellow
Cora, old Gj, new 81 D,;s -; Potatoes -;
Nails, 81 y; Peruvian Giano: a. No.
|, So, Mexican do. s25 Uo Columbian do
%}S 90; Rvcsc's Manipulated G,,ano, sj5 co:
y" Burg Snru Phosphate $40 GO; Plaster
aS, &. y. Salt s | 3It: lIcrrings, per hbl,
- 30. n. G. trimmed SI,ad per half Lbl.,
@I,uO; Timothy Seed per bush. 81 %.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4,h.-G..od to prime
red whoa: u .0S to II prime white wheat
Il 30 To @l,2S. Corn both white and ytl+
low G2 to Ct cents. Rye II cents. Oats 80
to 81 cents. according TO quality. Flour
Howard street lj.25; Extra 5000 to Sc SO
Wn.MlNGroN, Dee. iih. Wheat ST. Is
Corn Is cts; Oats 30: Flour $G -. -Jouird.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4th-Whcat rcd,
81. u 20 !.2O. white - to | 80: Com 60
cents Oats 81 cents: Flour s % TO &c 80.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

DOUGLAS REBELS AGAINST THE ADMINS.
TRATIo.. Tie Chicago Times, Senator Dou-
glas, paper, of the 9th ult, returns the
fire of the Washington Union, on the Kansas
issue, in right good earnest. AS Douglas
was lhen in Chicago, i: is presumed to be
from his zen. We extract -
If the person conducting the Union were
a sane man he would know that Mr. Buchan,
an would never have been President, nor any
of his cabinet now in office, had the Demo
cratic party in 1856 hintcd at thc possibility
of the people Of Kansas being denied Il vote
on their constitution! And yet the Wash
ington Union in its issue Of the 18th 10Th and
Goth inst, can hardly find words enough to
express its Qualification that the principles
Of the Democratic party have not only been
shamefu|ly disrcgardcd but actually trampled
under foot in Kansas The Union may cyult,
but the Union is not the administration, and
the Union is not the Democratic party. The
Democratic party stands pledged in every
hamlet in the Urtcd States to secure to the
people Of Kansas the privilege of making
their own constitution, and that pledge,
though Union newspaper and cabinet
officer stood at every cross road throughout
the land fo1bidng it, must be made good
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

ARCHBISHOP llrGuEs DGDouNcING COMMON
SCHOOLS. lecture on "CAthnli: Educa-
ton was delivered by Archbishop llugncs,
last Sunday night, b'fore 4 very numcf-
Gus congregation in the Roman Catholic
Church in James street, New York. The
lecturer took strong grounds against the Com
mon School system. as Ignoring rel gion and
the morality which flows from religion, ard
cXhorted his hearers TO have nothing to do
with them beyond paying the taxes for their
support He attributed the prevalent i,nmor-
alIies to the Goddess characte, oflhcsc schools,
apt urged on the Catholics the propricty of
patronzng only such educational institu-
lions AS those conducted by the Christian
Brothers and Sisters Of Mercy, under the
Immediate supervision Of the Catholic
Church.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

MARINE LOSSES FOR NOVEMBER. The
New York Courier publishes a table OF
marine losses foi the past month"; showing
an aggregate Of thirly-clght vessels. of which
two were steamers six were ships. six were
barks, six were brigs, seventeen were
schoon.rs and one slcop. The ,otal value
of property lost was eight hundred and tmeniy
nine Movsand two hundred dollars. This is
the value of the property totally lost. excu-
sve Of damages to vessels not amounting to
total loss and Of partial losses of cargo.
Since the first of January 525 vessels valued
with their cargoes at IL $50 500 have been
lost
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
WEST COAST OF MEXICO. The latest i,

West COAST OF MEXICO. - The latest in-
tclligence from Acapulco is Of importance -
The operations of the united force of the
Generals Alvarez, father and son. had been
successful, and the volulionary troops under
General Nlcario and Juan Antonio were ut
tcly routed at Cholapa after most severe
fighting. which endured for about -four days.
The elder Alvarez previously drove Nicario
from the city Of Cmlpanzingo with small
force OF artillery. When Chclapa was taken,
Alvarez ordered it to lie sacked after the most
approved fashion Of vengpiul soldiers. lie
was well obeycd for the most frishtful exces-
scs were done. General Antonio died after
his defeat, ard Vicalio was at Ignata in pro.
sccution Of his plans of revolt. Cuarnayaca
city had declared for him.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
Common SCHOOL Convention.

A LII persons favorable to the adoption of
IA general system Of Common Schools
throughout the State Of Maryland. Or more
especially primary school system in our
own county, are requested 10 meet in Con-
yen'lon: at the Court House, in Elkton, on
tuesday, the 18th inst, at II o'clock II. III.
The object Of the convention is to secure the
passage OF n general or local law at the
approaching SC ssiou OF the Legislature.
l.. llendrickson, William Flintham,
george W. Friee, William Price,
Levin Dlckson. James S. Merritt.
George W. Boulden, John VI. Flntham,
John IL. Streets, Hamilton Morton,
Johh Waiston, William Freeman,
George N. tyson, Perry Cropper,
Edward bradley, Lyttlcton S. Cropper,
David stats, James W. Veazcy,
John W: Morgan, Peter Bouchcll,
Il. M. Eldridse, BENZ +: May.
Dec. 5, IS5I-tm
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
DAMAGES AwARDED.-Among th

DAMAGES MISUNDERSTANDING the
proceedings of the court ut New Castle this
week, we, notice the trial of the case OF
Mccullough & Co., (the owners of the Iron
Works at North East and Rowlandsvilc, in
this county,) against George Bannantinc.--
The Delaware Gazette, notices the case as
follows &c 1t appears that the defendant was
one Of a number Of worlmcn, brought over
from England by the firm Of Mccullough &
Co., in 1852, whom they engaged to work in
their Galvanizing Works, for the term of five
years. After serving out part of his time he
violated his contract and left their employ
tThis action was to recover damage. Verdict
for plaintiffs Sl145 S2.''
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

Coop CLOTHES are the best clothes
after all. They make man look better; they
receive greater care, last longer and are
cheaper in the end. We notice that our for
NOR townsman, j. T. Wells, late of the firm
ofOlivcr x Wells, has located at No % North
Ninth Street, above Market, Philadelphia,
where he gives exclusive attention to custo-
Nor work, and where good clothes, and CON
scquently cheap clothes, can always be pro-
cured. =.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

OCR JrEoRs.--Nrs,cr.lay the Appleton
OakSuith case in reference to the insurance
for some muSkctS lost in the Victory. on their
way TO Nicaragua, came on to trial in The
SUI CT o. Court: y jury were imnanclcd and
the case commenced, when il was foumd that
enc Of the irrymen could not undrsanh any
English. Ii appears that he was also a juror
in the Burton note case. The Judge on
learning this asked how he understood the
evidence in that case. The worthy Conan
replied that he did not understand, but
friend on the jury l,aG told him what to say.
This is almost equal to a sih,iar case in the
Common Pleas u few years since, where the
juror was askcl how he GOT along -,he Ger
man replied" see dat man speak (pcu'ing
10 the plaintiifS counS,D and | did under.
stand. That man fronting to defendant s
counscl speak and no understand. Yoa'
homer talk, and do not know vat you IN, an.
vat de whole thing be lor"--N' Y. Times.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

LV' 'EurALtTY TO ALI, It SifogMiT, or PRicESt
4 NEW FEATTRE ~ BrSiNESs EVERY one ms
uwS SALESMAN !--IoNES 4 Co. Of the ''Crrsccnt
rTe Price Clothing Store. No. 200 Market Street.
above sixth rhilidc rhii. in addition To having
the larac,t. most varied and fashionable stock of
tuihinS in Philadelphia. made expressly for re-
tll sales. have constituted every onc his cwn
SllrSm,u. hv having III irked in figures ON eaclr
article the very loves, price it can be |od for, s0
they cannot possibly yary-nl mrs lc alike
lhc gnn l. all wei slnug'd and prepared,
~El great pains taken with tac m king 50 that all
u!,, huy with the Fill uraIae of Z 'ttimS good
ar.it at the very h,wcst price.
l;cmcmbcr The Crc>c 'Et. in Market. above sixth,
No 2l1. JOKES & Co.
AMs. E--lY.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
E3lEzeEEI NOTICE..

NOTlCE is hereby given that application
= Y Will be made to the County Commissions
{ of Cecil county, at their next meeting
after lhc 4th day Of January, 1858, to we
BrIGc bniIt across the Octorarn creek, at,
or near, the ioiding for the road leading from
Rising sun to Rock Springs, past Moorc's
Mills and William Richards.
Dec. >. 1857 In.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
Tl)e Ceeit ll)big,
ELKToN, DECEMBER 5, 1857.

MEETING OF CoNaREss.-Congrcss
meets on Monday next. The.Dcmocrats
have a majority in the House of Repre-
sentatives, and it is likely it will be or
ganized on that day, in which case the
Presidents Message will be sent in on
Tuesday.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
E1E'GSl;.

THNllE County Commissioners, will meet ut
H. their Office. in the Court House, IN Elk
ton, on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of December,
inst, to attend to such business as may DO
brought before them.
Og'-Coustablcs elect who have not Bonded
are notified that this meeting will be the last
one previous to the expiration Of the rimo
limited by law for the approval Of their
bonds. BY order,
JAMES S. CRAWFORD. CIR.
Dec. 5, IS51-2t. Comms. Cccil Go.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

rJ=The officer who pulled Gen. Jackson's
nose in public when he was President has
been appointed by the present Administration
Superintendent of the Arsensl at Washington.
Thus modern Democracy not only insults the
memory of the old hero by adopting the plin-
cii les of lis enemies, but by warming with
place the hand that struck him.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
I'hlia., wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NE4KTON and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.


~ and after the lst of July, 1856. the
W subscribers become the proprietors OF
the Elkton and Cambridge Line OF Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, (Sundays
excepted y and stop on their way down the
Shores Mt the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, C1IESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL,
I'D. Of SASSAFRAS, CENTRENlLLE,
GEO. 7. =. ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
JRIENlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in time for passen-
GERS to take the cars for either city.
uS-They will also run daily branch line
from Middletown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chcstertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middletown
in time for the 4 O'Clock, morning train Of
cars. JOSEPH ELLIS CO.
Juno 2S. 1856.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
EiLEAI'ON F.ECEigtNH.

WcdncsdayEycnng next, Dccomber OF Ii.
inst, ESSayiSt.-Mr. William Il. Miller,
DiSputahts :--Messrs Jas b. Cir roonc and
Charles l.. Buuldcn.
QuestiUn-llot yet decided upon.
J.S. CRAWFORD.
Dec. J--iW Secretary.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

ANOTHER Bill or CosTs. One Of our
banks received a warrant from Richmond, on
Saturday dated Nov. IS. and signed by 'ov.
Lyon, for Sl4 25 with request to llect
it from the Comptroller Of the Maryland
Treasury The amount is stated to be due G
W. Minifn!d, for transporting arms. This
added 10 the $3.50 before mentioned, makes
so far $764 25 squandercd in that musket
business. Bali. CIpper.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

n5-Cnl. Benton writes to friend in Lex
ngton. Ky. Il am now well recovered, and
working as usual. and expect to finish the
Abrdgcmcnt next Summer. and then to add
another volume to the two of tn" Thirty
Years View, bringing it down 10 1860. if |
live that long at all events to the time Of the
Pierce administration.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

1I-Rcv. VIM II. MilMlrn. the blind urea.
cher. originally from this county, leclured in
Wilmington on Thursday night.
" The foreign advices by the last steamer
are regarded as very discourging to further
shipments of American products
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

vacancy FILLED --Gov. Ligon has com
misSioned Henry f. Wright, Esq, as chief
justice Of the Orpnns' Court of Queen Annes
county, to fill the vacancy accustomed by the
Iate james Roc, deceased.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

SALE OF IIoUsEs.-J. Il. McCul-
Tough, Esq, trustee, sold on Tuesday last,
the houses on Main street, late the property
of Jane Il. Mitchell, deed, for $4,000. Doct.
II. ii. Mitchell, purchaser.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

Deputy MARSHAL MANLY.-We
find in the BALTIC. Clipper the following in
reference to Deputy Marshal Stephen IT,.
Manly, Il native Of this county, and well known
to many persons here. He WAS shot in the
leg, it will be remembered. at riot or disturb
ance several weeks ago-" This gentleman is
at present in the country, cndcavorng to re-
crlit his health. He continues unable to wall;
any distance without the aid of his crutchrs.' >
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
The Steamer Cecil

s.-5s,:s LEAVES
d, George Town at one
~ -::..-zrs,aT O'Clock Oh Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sat
urlays, fer Havre dc Grace, touching at the
various Landings on the Sassafras River.
RETURNING
Leaves lTavrc lie Grace for Sassafras River
or tho same days, ut about 4; 40 m.oclock
CyFars 80 Cents.
Il. G. STURGEON,
May2tf Captain.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE KANSAS
QUESTION. The probability nf rupture he.
tween the Administration and Governor Wal.
kcr on the k'nsas question. grows daily more
imminent, II it has not alcaly occurred. -
Washington correspondents are ulinimuuS
in asserting that Governor Walker entirely
~pudatcS the Lccompton Constitution, and
as unanimous IN avown= the determination
of the AGn'n ration 10 pic>s the admission
of Kansas as State upon the basis Of that
Constitution. Tie PHILADELPHIA Press. Liked,
to I've well Informed. also states that Governor
Walker will be supported in this opposition
by Senator Douglas, and that the latter Will
crnSure the Constitution from his Ila,'c in the
Scnarc as being altoecil.cr in opposition to
that g;eat principle Of popular sovereignty
Tor whi ii he contfnlcd in the passage Of the
Kansas Nebraska Bill. aud which was after
ward endorsed by the Cincinnati Convention.
Senator Gwnfn Is also mentioned as coinciling
with McSsrs. Walker and Douglas. .-BoHi
.im:rical.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05

EMERsoN's MAGAZINE and Putnam
Monthly for December, has been sent us by
Mr.. J. f. Brown, Post Master, who keeps for
. sale and receives subscribers for large
variety of the best magazines and newspapers.
THE New SHERIFF, Barclay Rey-
nolds, ESQ, took possession of the Jail on
Thursday last, and has now entered fully
upon the duties of the office.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.
5000 GARMENTS FOR SALE.

A 7 NO IS MARKET STREET. WHINING
a ToN.-llaving had very large stock of
WINTER CLOTHING made up to meet the usual
demands for F"linnd Winter Wear the subscriber
will sell them ut PRICES TO Suit THE TINES.
Good Heavy iued Pants, from 81 80 to 81 90
Coats. . 80 to q 90
Over Coats, I ) 80 to 12 30
Vests 80 10 ) 90
Persons desirous Of securing CHEAP roR CASH
well ma le DRESS and FROCK COATS of Amcri-
can, French and English Cloths Cassimcrcs and
sattinct, and fine co h ON ERC0ATS. and Raglnrs
OF superior pilot, and Beaver Cloths of substantial
guilty: should call at No. 81 MAnkEr STREET.
where they can he suited with Fashionable Gar
meuts ut almost any price
very large srock Of Pants Vests Shirts.
Drawers. and other articles of Gent,emcn's Wear
OF every style, made in the latest fi,shioa and best
manner
Al $50 large sock of cloths and cassimeres on
hand which will b. made up cheap to order
An extensive stock of BOYS CLorirtNG always
ON hnnd, otthc bcst quality and Mt vel y low prices
iS great part Of tho ,loths in these goods
were bought at auction at very low rates and the
subscriber is therefore enabled TO sell them much
chcnpcr than ever before. tall AT No. II Market
street, between Front and Second and examine
tor yourselves. WM q. LOWE.
Dec D. 1857 No. 81 Market st. Wilmington
SOAP.-1IARD SOAP by the box.
- SOFT SOAP by the barrel and half-bar-
rel. For sale by Ii. S. STITES.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-12-05
oDsa, Germ. Potatoes.

NTTOOD, CORN OR POTATOES, will
w be taken for bill, due this office for the
paper or for advertising. Nov. 2l-5w.
tRAIN FANS.-Nan Wickc's highly
VI approved Grain Fans. For s,Ic by
Dec. II. S. SITES.