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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-10
THE CHESAPEAKE AND Dryawas, "a,

TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OECAwARE CANAL
! Ire construction Of this canal was hcgun on
the 18th day Of April 1921, by Elias f.
Ne,ith. chairman Of the first Committee Of
Works whose Jealous aad efficient services
10 the Company terminated with his life On
the Eah OF May. 1888. lie WAS succeeded
by E'h,tt NJ. Lewis under whose active SUI
nfiviSIon the work MAS CONTINUED aud lin
i>hcd. In its progress through the eastern
level, large sections of cmbaukm cnt sunk leo
feet below The adjoining SUI face. aud the bot =
tom Of the excavation IcSc 40 feet above its
natural position. On the dee p cut more than
80 coo cubic ya,d> Of earth slipped from
the regulated slope Of the sides and passed
into tie chamber Of the canal.
These and many other difficulties having
been overcome. The water was INTRODUCED on
the 4 |. Of July 1920 and tn. accomplishment
of This r'at National weik was celebrated on
lith Of October Of the Same year at who.
time til, nav CATION was np,n,d.
length Of III" canal Ii mics, " iith At
water line C6 feet. widlh at bottom Sc feet
depth Of water 10 feet. depth Of excavation
at summit i6! feet, txlrcu!c width Of sec; ion
at surface 3GG feet, excavation from deep rui
) 800 coo cubic yards Of earth. Leigh of
locks 100 feet, wldth Of locks % feet. Since
the canal has increased these locks were not
sufficient for the trade and the compnny have
erected "A new set Of locks 22U feet long, and
2l feet wide. Lrn.ht of Summit Bri,.se Oh
feet. height above bottom Of lnnd 90 feet. -
Total cost ufcnnal 50 $50 900 of which $3.50
600 was paid V the United State. SluOO. 600
by the State of PENNSYLVANIA. $50 600 by ,hc
STAT" Of Maryland $25 600 by the Safe of
Delaware. and the residue by citizens of the
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SALES OF FARMs.-The farm of Taylor Il
McCl,lland. in Cecil county, Md. containing
200 acres. has been sold To Franklin Platl. Of
Philadelphia for ST. 900 The farm of David
Chillus, near Newark. Del, containing III
acres, has been sold to Thomas Lum, of Phil.
ade;phia, for Sll ESQ. The farm Of Thomas
Z. Bradley drc,aS,d in Delaware. containing
1913 acres. ha, been purchased by DR.. Bay
nurd, Of Baltimore, at SOB per acre.
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FOR SALE.

1--WE subscriber will sell cheap for CASH,
4. or its equivalent. the following articles
> CHILLING BOATS, ScincS. Oars Slils.
Leads. C"'ks and Lines; lot of Whisky
Barrels; | Bar Room Stove. and Parnr
Stove. C. y. LITTLE.
Dec 10. lSj9.-Iw"
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Political. The Hon, Jacob Broom. chair.

POLiTIUAL.-The Hon Jacob Broom cha IT,
| man. has. pursuant to the anih"rity vested
in lin by the National Central Committee @!
The American party, Ht its session held at The
city of Wa>h,ngtnn. on the Sih day oI jam
airy. 1858 called me ting of The committee
at the Amer lean House. opposite Indrprn-
d'nre Hall III the city of PHILADELPHIA. on
Wednesday. the u 81 dar of December inst
al ~ o'clock. VI . TO take into consideration
matters "f national importance and To adopt
>'ich course patriotic action in reference to
the approaching elec' ion Of President and Vice
! President Of the Uuitcd States as may he
deemed proper" The following are the
names OF The gentlemen conn iug the com
! m,ltct EiAstuS Brooks, New York J. ".
B,kcr, New York Jacob Broom. Philad, +.
nhra Z: Anthony Kennedy, MARYLAND: II nrv
Winter DAVIS, Maryland: A. i Elv. Mass
achns"t's: Kenneth Rayncr. North Caro- ina:
james Bishop. New jersey; L. K I,iilcuiI
err Tennessee W. Il. Smith. Alabama j
Scott liirii>nn, Ohio a. II II. S Gar. Vir-
Elnia Il Is not imp,uhahle that the Wing
National Committee. appointed at the Bali.
more Convention in 1886. may also be ca!lel
together at an early day to deliberate upoa
the course proper 10 be pu,Stird at the next
Presidential election. aud To take measures to
many '''''' o'is'' '"'Nc '"i't'hfcS elective III
the canvass. The namcs Of the gentlemen
composing the committee are MS :ollnws-
Francis Changer. New York & l.. Potter
Mississippi: SilSbor. Massachusetts d.
hlmhriIr t"nnectirni: + A Holt, Alabn-
ma l.. ANDERSON ONO; + Blythe lndi
ana Z. Rn>clin. Louisiana W Robertson
l'r@'nia M"ncnre Robinson. PENNSYLVANIA
John 1 Stewart. Illinois; r d Wright,
Florida Nj. a. Textbook, Arkansas :-Jnhn
IL. Bryan. North Carolina James W Jones
Georgia: {, G McChcSncy. New Jersey ".
ii. Barr, Delaware: Edward Cnopcr, Tonnes.
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Chr 4alarIiets.
Etht0n Market.

[ErroRTEp BY HENEY :. STrTrS1
ELKr"N, Dec. .. 1859.
Rcd Wheat 81 - 10 81 90. White do
: - To 20 90. Corn, old. 10. new &C. Oats
Sc Lime, Isl cents per hnshc.
WnMlNGToN. Dee S,h Wheat 81 80
Corn - cts: Oats So Flour So na - -.
Clover Seed. 2I.OU: Timothy do. - 90
BALTiMoRE. Dec. Sth.-tiood TO rrir,
red wheat : % 30 5 -. prime white VIII, at
81 10 to Il Is. Corn both white and vel
low jS T." - cents. Rye % cents. Oats sc
to 20 cents. according To quality. Flour
Howard street. Extra S5.31t.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET Dec S,h
White Wheat, 81 43 Red do, ) -
Corn, 90 cts: Oats, I3 cts Flour, So IS
TO IS 37l.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET Dec 5 -
attlr--Thc offerings this week amounted
to abont 225o head. sales at e 90 50 50
per leo lbs, AS to qualllv. The market
was brisk. Cows and Calves Sales Of
fresh Cows. at S25 n S4j' dry do. AT 20a $50
each. Sheep in-S 400: and sales at
Goa s % per l00lhS. Hogs Offerings about
5000 head, sale, at Sc 90 a 81 - per 100 lbs
=s'.sI-sa'1' -s;'.ssA-
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Mineral water Fountains,

BOTTLES. and Ill the apparatus necessary
for carr! ing on the Bnttling Business.
~ y sn. good IlOKSE, | = horse.
W,aASo and | horse " AGON, and Il full
tS4N set of Double Harness.
If not sold at privai" sale. it will be offered
ut Public SIlc. on TUESDAY, the 9th day
of December, INST. Terms AT sale
CDVINGTON WOOD.
Elkton, Dec TO- lSJ9-3w
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Gov. HICKs.-Prof. Smith, who visited
Annapolis few days since 10 perform an
important sersical operation lorrrS'ore the
health "f Gov. Hicks. has returned to the
city. having postpnned the operation until
saturday next He is quite hopeful of the
success Of the contemplated operation, hut
says that without it fatal result would be
inevitable,
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DEATH OF MARTIN KoszrA. Informal ion
has been received Mt the Safe department at
Washington. from the United States consul
late at Guatemala. of the d'a'h of Martin
k">z'a, on the 9th ot April. 1868 on su.
gar estate i'll the district Of Anatilan, Qua
tcmnla.
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WHAT A CHANGE. The Hon. Thomas Cor
win, twenty pine years aco last Monday, took
his scat in til. House IT REPRESENTATIVES as Il
,n'mbcr from .he same District HOW represent
tod by him. There is not \ member of the
House with HIM who was there when he first
took his seat. In less than generation here
has b,cn an entire change. with single
exception.
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trRTnER FROM CALIroRNlA.-- BY the over
lard in"ll al s. LmiS We ham, that heavy
'hii'> had fallen in California, furnishing al,
hhuh'iance If wahr III the dyes dIgnlneS
i"' mF'f Y opt ra'onS.
blsc"uiaslnG accounts have been rcrriv, d
from 'h' Carson Valley MINES. resulting
'i"ub'lr>s from iamhIlny 10 work the mlncs
on account 1T the cold w-ai her
ich vein Of silver nnd gold bearing ona,t II
has hern discovered near Genoa.
The vln',.e Ut California has been gnuJ ::
at least 5lO GO gallons have IL cn Produced
dis year.
The Italian relief committee forward, d
So 200 by the steamer Of the 5h INST. for
the relief the destitute widows Of the soldiers
killed IN the late war.
The Portland Advertiser denies the state.
ucnr that Gn. Ha'nry is unpopular IN
Oregon IL asserts that no man stands higher
aud that had G,n Harvey ln,n scnt lh,rp
Instead "f Gci,'aI Wonl the Indian d ftcu,ieS
would have been terminated more speedily
and Tn war bad now been lqm'int,d
il'nolnln " IS lighted win gas Oct. q.
The natives were III 'c>tacie> at the sight.
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THE New York MrNlcrpAL ELEcrny. -
This election. held ON Tuesday. WAS the most
rXcl''nS ole that ever took IN that city.
The vote for may or was as follows: - Wood
Mozart Hall DEM 30 i2j : IIavr:rcyrs
(Tammauy dem 2G S43: O.d,kc ,rcpubli
cam 2l,il3. Plurality tor Wood over Have.
meyer 3.2S5 ucary the same as The majority
for TirmanA Is 1917 over Wood in 1857. -
In" aggregate vote cast was 1S,74l les, hy
+ w lhan the total polrd at The cl c!ion Of
1891. liavemevcr ran 500 ahead Of
Oi"lyke while Wood's mainrlly over Opdk k,
Is 1892. The nnrcd vo:c OF Opd,kc and
llav'meycr is 4S GIG: W God polling at tins
election but so l25 Votes against 3V.95l III
1857 ."Ss of9.e26 Thereturs for counsel
10 the corporation show that Mr.. Greene G.
B'onson (Nlozau dom.) has received oyc,
>" 900 votes. and is rlcc'cd h, plurality Of
''6Gl ovr' TII'len being double the amount
"l Woods plurality.
The wore III November for Lcavcnwor,h
(nIuhlnnn) was 1912 Jones id mucrar ant,
Am'Iiran) 3S 2l1 total vote 81 $50. In.
'l'asc III i,tr weeks % $40
The Express says that never before, moi,
even at iIcsldenta c"ntcst-waS So much
money >rtnt al an election. Spu,e persons
al!".c that il has cost Wood &4U COO, Have.
NEE 10000, and Ofdl kr @l5,UUU.
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DEATH OF THE LAST SIRvlvoR OF TIE
yoMlNG MASSACRE - Asa A Gore, ESQ
OF Preston. Conn died in that town on the
LIST inst at the age Of 81 years and months
lie was the last SURVIVOR of the Wyoming
massacre, having heen carried away when n
child, in his mothers arms. HIS father and
all his relations bat his mother were killed
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a SUCCESSFUL ROAD The phiadcl;,h ia
lInngi"n and B,!!imnre is. y. rhnuS III
ivory department. the best managed road of
rs length. in the Union. The amount of
me'chanA'ze Of all kinds transported over i.
DUNG the past year, shows a large Increase.
compared with former Years. proving thai
success has attended the liberal policy rer
sued ny the Company to feishlc,> aud 9TH,
nhN'ncSS men According to staten, nj
Jn>pnhI'>htd. the quantity Of freis il, carried
-rNcln>ive "f that which passed over he
Delaware branch within the last lively,
months. ending in Novcmhor last, i, as fol,
lows: - Merchandise Ill $40 tons: coal Sob
do. lime. 291 700 hu>Inl> zig and bar mon.
t599 tons: non ore, 2ll9 do; live stock
6'6S do: lumber. i02G5 do. barrels of -four.
~ 500 making the gross amount Of Tonnage
us 81 tons. During the same time ,hrr.
were brought to Pnlndtlplia from points
this side Of W llmIng'un. 765 800 gallons of
milk.
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Gta ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
TIE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF TIE
COAmIOpnlitAn Art AsSnIIatianl

TIE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF TIE
Cosmopolitan Art Ass0cIation.
E'EnM all sections Of the country subscriber. n
l. tins p"p"iar Art ins:itu ton. lunw in its sixth
year, n'c being rcr"il ed in ratio unparalleled
with hat OF any previous year
ing Person can btcnme Il Member bv sub.
scribiay 80.
WnIcH VIII. E>TIrLE HIN TO
ls.--71c BcamyHi Sffri Engruriny, " Shak-
Sremcnnd Us Frieais.'>
2R-.l COPY Of ne elegantly illustrated .4rt
Jonrnoi. one yrar
"".-.i Free Season .1iRiSsioa 10 Tie GuNuyies,
1iS Bon i,r0p. Nem- Tpk
IN addition TO which. over F0l'R HUNDRED y,luabls
NmkS"f .'rt aic GIVEN to subscribers as Premiums
r"mirising choice Paintings, Sculptures. Outlines.
DC; "y the first Am"ric N aud Foreign Artists
The SrrERB Engraving. will receive MMl-
hArELr on receipt of subscrip' ion, entitled
IS hakspcare and Ellis Friends,
is of ch ,ractrr to give uulu iiicl p,elsu,e anil
satisfaction No wo,k OF eou II value was ever
before pla'c within tch If the people Mt such
price The Engra'ils is of very large siz., being
printed "n heavy plate paper, 30 by IS inches.
making most superb ornament. suitable for the
walls Of either the library, p,rur, or Office
IT en- be S"nt 10 any part Of the country by
mail with safety. being packed in cylinder,
po'taga rEE-rND>
lhmk Of it. Such work delivered free of
charge ana the ART JOURNAL, one year for
lHREE DoLLiEs.
SrESrHIrrNS will be received until tho Evc,-
Ing OF Tuesday the 3lst of January. 1850 at which
tine the books VII close and the Premiums be
given 10 subscribers.
No person is restricted 20 single subscripton.
those RENTING 80 are entitled to six meinbcrships
SuhSclipti" from California. the Cunndas anl
all Foreign Provinces, must be 81 30 instead of 81.
III "rtl'r to dcfray extra postagcs 81.
Persons wishing to form clubs will apply for a
crcutr of terms &c.
! he beautifully illustrated Art Journal giving
iull prteu'ars will be SEM receipt of Is cents,
Ill stamps or coin. Address
c. DERBY. Actuary c. A. A..
jlj and jiS Broadway. New-York
Subscrl ptions also received by p G. RICKETTS,.
Honorary Secretary for ELkroN. MD. and
vicinity. IDec 10, 1859.
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Teacher Wanted.

A MALE TEACHER is wanted to take
IA charge of School at Cosgrove's Mill
Salary about $500 per annum. Application
may he made to
JEFFERSON RAMSAY.
Dec 10, 1Sj9-3w 9TH District.
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THE GRANDSON OF TEcrMsEH. The grand

The GRANDSON OF IEcrMsEH. The grand
son OF Ttcumsrh is now llvin. in Nntchez
Miss. lie is we'll educated and accom-
pIsh,d gentleman, having Travelled over a
greater part of Enrore. lie is physician
and is said by the Free Trader to be an en-
celcnt one In his p'a'macnpeia is lot of
ucdita herbs. the secret Of whose curative
powers he derived from his grandma her, whs
was Il great medicine woman.
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MILITARY ORGANIZATION. r.. Colds.
borough. OF Crntl,v,Il,. " hn is the hrigai,r-
general Of the + h brigade. Mar, land militia,
has ordered tie c'loIi,Is oi s,nio, officers of
'he 2l>t. 33d. 81 h and SO h regiments of
infantry. and the senior il,ld officers Of the
S'h aud Oh cara'ry regiments, Maryland
militia. within the limits of his hr,gadp to
proceed AT once to organise their respective
Icsiu, n,S and sqnudrons "fcavalry, by calling
together all male white citizens between Is
and 10 years OF age, I" meet III their respective
g n,ran" districts tr the purpose of t,,iulIng
and v!>c,!ng coupaay ufl:vrs. .r
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The GAME OF THE MANAGERS or THE
GREAT EASTERN. A letter from London init
mates that the mana ers Of the G,eat Ea>trrn
ne PLAYING IA subtle game. They are bear
ing the stock. The London Times writes il
down and will continue TO d, so until the
small shareholders become so diShcartcnrd q
+" sill out. when the ti.uc it will Stand at in
'ilr market will he so low HAT those in the
secret viii he able To Ct possession of the
ship for about what she Is worth for old iron.
The original shareholders consented to have
their shares lyp"ihcrutcd and put INTO the
new company at the price the shares bore in
ihr market when the ship stuck on the WAYS
at Blackwell, and was likely to be- show
tor All inlnir gen raiionS. BY that process
The ship which actually cost over .fGUO Geo
came INTO The hands of 'hc present >hnrehnl
i"r> al a cost of $3.50 900 Now. if suni
rirnt number Of shareholders cannot he dis
@uS'ed with 'h"ir investments to sci al hg.
nTc that the Knowing ones chnoSe to give. the
same game il 10 be played over again. The
directors will say they want money 10 finish
her. and that i, will cost $40 600 or $50 600
IN all and it the shareholders W i'll not come
forward ilhv'allv and Subscribe IA new com.
ranv must he formed. The stock has already
la'Irn forty per cent. the pre-cn: pound
shares selling for twelve or thirteen shllinsS
AT this rate Of progress the great ship will
soon ~ IN the hands Of men whose full invest
ment will not exceed 1000 600 being scarce.
ly The coast Of an ordinary steamer
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4"r Fort deposit and snS$af'r;s
River.

O'H OI D-IT0 UT NIITTNF.
~.ss,s,.,., On and af er sept. >h
"a l., 1879. the ste. mrr "
-, =: 80: :.,...-,.st WlIiLLplN. Capt W
- ffss.l.sss. 'as.sS.a WlLsoS. will leave the
'.iit below W aim,.f street. fhindcl, hia. every
+. hsn.,. at 4 o'clock =. NJ. for Georgetown
DO 'rrcktnwn. and ali other points on the route
~ hing have: Georgetown ami Ere lcricktown
80 .rHSpN at 2"ri,:k HeyhIil's WIN ,rf Id
.r..urt"n. at > cock T.. NJ touching rs ab we
!"iyes Philadelphia every SATURDAY. 1T 2
",+" k p. for Port Deposit lInrre de Grac,
Port tierman. Ac; returning. leaves Port DEPOSIT
Oh N'ShAfS. ut . clock p. NJ, touching at inter
mediate points
For Freight and Passage. having han dsome
recommendations, apply to The Captain on board
the boat.
\ k.-.all Freight to way. landings must in
ri lily be pref paid, not received IOctl
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Mineral Water Establishment
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
rH'lIE undersigned having determined to
engage in other business. offers for sale
his BOTTLlAG ESTABLISHMENT, con-
Sistiug Of
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DR.. Wi3TAR'S EALSAMOF yIIr
CHERRY.

This preparation is a certain care for all Diseases
of he iHroAr. and irNGs. CoIGIIs CoLDS Bpo<.
CHRIS NAnoriNG Gotten CRU,p lNrIiiE>T Co.'S
SUMPTION. &c. In confirmation Of the highest
me heal authority that CONSTITUTION cas- Er
rrHMn." humorous instances of compete rcstora
ti"n from this disease b. the u.s. of the Ba,sam
en- he Gycn.
The following letter was received from Colonel
Mari ham Of tht British army. anh shows tn,
rStinn ion in which the lIllsan If Wild Cherry
is l.ll .ll1rnnl -.
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s. Keep it Before the People,

"Keep It Before the People,s
KEEP il before the people,"
To he seen ~ every eye.
1hal the people in,;st have CLOTHING;
They must either make or buy
And rs most Of them mug pprrhasc,
lis Important they should know
WheI" he best i.k"pt o. hand,
10 be 80 Il, Iiccs low.
Keep il before the pc"ple.'
lEd; at LEFfHANN's tLuFnIHG STORE
is The place Ia purchase Cl"hing
Al prices cheaper than before.
tg=' Call al LEFFMANN $ NV York CIoruIvG
: TORE. loppo.itr the Fountain ll"tcll ELkIDN
Nd, before purchasing elsewhere.
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MincG Meat and Sausage.

,LE'S PATENT MEAT GUTTER and
SUFFER- WM. THRBi TT is now
ing To hN customers AND the public
idily the above na,ucd tiicirut Gutter
al.d .stufi'r. 1t cnmnn.s in itself alt that il
i lmircd t" cut regularly and with ripIiiy.
For family Ese they are unralaled. Their
lljce, So, places them within the reach ol
49, Cali and see them.
Elkton, Nov 10, 1859--tf.
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N()VTCE

TYNE School c commissioners win meet nt
L their rtlice, in Elkton, on Muntuy, the
18th inst, %, III o'clock A. NJ.
BY Order o. the H"aid.
BENJ. +. MAY,
Dec ~, leo9-ZW. Secretary
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DON'T FAN 10 sre tic SINTH ANNUAL
ANNOUNCEMENT, aud L,llInm alters in
unOiher cohunn.
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piEm liornI., ISLE or WGnr. ExGL,vn.

SCp'rMTlNr ~. T6II
Sin II have n daughter in - dr!ic tie safe of
health. who has. think. received sig al bench;
from DR.. W s'lrS Balls IN of Wild Cherry three.
BOTTLES OF VIII ch were sen, her by her brother
III Canada. Please put me up six botIlcS and
forward them by fhc frs steamer to S"uhampt u,
"r l.lNerp"ni. as you may hnl m,st CONVENIENT
win any account Of the medicine yon may he -
good AS to send he. We have searched LONDON
Ior it i'll vain Believe nc yours truly
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u David Arthur has lten appointed clerk
~ ths commissioners .! keut county, Nd.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
OF
Books and Stationery,

SAMU Ell HAZARD. JR..
724 Chestnut Street. Ph,iaie iph,a,
INVITES the attention of persons desiring TO
L make purchases of BOOKS or STATIONERY.
to the arr 'ngements uf his Book store Great i'm
pr"vcments having been made in the ligh ting and
arrangement Of the store is now one of the most
complete. as well as ELEGANT BOOK STORES in the
country lie arrang ment of the store and stock
HIS been made to resemble ms much as possible
\ Large Public Library.
The books have been nrrngci in divisions. accord
ing to the character their contents and over each,
division is elcrel the subject; thus Offering an
easy method for persons TO select at their leisure
such books as they may wish 10 consult or pur-
chase.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
Books in Every Department of Literature
English and American Editions
IN EVERY STYLE OF BINDINGS is kept con-
stan!y on hand Having connections with the
principal publishing houses in the L. S the NEW
BOOKS are received as fast as Issued.
BlRLEs, PRAYER AVE Hymn Books,
of all sizes from the largest Family size to tho
small Pocket edition, and in every conceivable
style of birding
II STATIONERY DEPARTMENT,
containing all the latest styles of PAPER and
ENVELOPES has been arranged in the most COM
p!ete NJ nner. ~ initials stamped on paper and
envelopes without charge. WEDDING and VISIT
ING CARDS engraved printed OF written in the best
and che pe>t manner.
A READING TAnLE, on which will be found
the Daily Papers Mag zines &c. has been fitted
up for the be0etit Of country customers. IN order
that when visiting the city thsy may have place
To spend an hour Or 50 mt their leisure.
Having BlNDERI connected wi tn the Estab-
lishmeut, B0oks and Music can be bound at the
cheapest rates
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