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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

EJ'Thc Kent Nrlcs, in publishing the pro.
ccedings of the Congressional Convention for
this District, after stating how it was organ
lied, and who were the candidates proposed
prints as follows:
1.-The Convention thon proceeded to vote for
a nominee, which resulted as follows: Web.
ster i, Mccullough 5, Holland Smith H.
Fourteen ballots were taken without max
ing nomination.
The Convention after 3 hours session. Mt
length, at II adjourned till . o'clock, =. NJ.
On the re.asscmblng of the Convention at
0 o'clock, DR.. Steele made speech in favor
of CAROLS favoritc, John Il. Smith.
The Convention then proceeded to the 2Sth
ballot, which reeultcd in the unanimous nom.
ination Of Edwin Ii. Webster, Of Hartford
county,"
We reprint that statement to say that it is
not fair statement. Why did not The News
publish, that at every ballot fiom the second
till the concluding one Except once when the
convention was not full } Mccullough received
either or votes only one of which was
from Kent Mr.. Frazier, and that two of the
Kent delegates steadily refused to cast even
single ballot for him, Notwithstanding the
obligation that county has been under to Cecil
in previous conventions! During all the last
balotings Nc Culloueh needed but one vote
to nominate him, his friends having the assu-
, rance Of a delegate from one of the western
shore counties who was not voting for him,
that as soon as they could get another vote
he would join with them and make the nomi-
nation; but they appealed in vain to the two
delegates from Kent for that one vote. We
are not disposed at this time to complain of
this, but We do not submit to the statement
Of the Nc,cs as an account of the proceedings
! ofthat Convention.
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Cbc N,arkcts.
Elk ton Market.
TRErORTED by HENRY $. sTITEs.1
EIEyDy Snpt - 1870

lhEiohl Lp Ia HLSR1 =. STITES.I
ELKroN, Sept. ., 1859.
Red Wheat SLIP to 5000, White do.
$l.25 to 5000, Corn, -, Oats 80, Lime,
l5h cents per hnshcl.
WILMINGTON. Sept. lst.-Wheat Sll5
Corn IS cts: Oats 30: Flour $500 a 81 co.
Clover Seed, IS so Timothy do, 50 25.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept. lst
White Wheat, $l.45 Red do, 81 80 :;
Corn, IS cts; Oats, IL cts. Flour, s. %
TO &7.75.
BALTIMORE, Sept. lst.-Good to prime
red wheat ST 10 30 s! IL, prime white wheat
$l.25 to Sl.35. Corn both white and yell
low 50 to 81 cents. Rye IS cents Oats 2S
to 81 cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra 1915.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE M,REET Aug. 81. -
BeefCattle--The offerings this week amounted
to about 500 head sales at 100 $l.00
per 100 lbs, as to quality. The market
was brisk. Cows and Calves Sales Of
fresh Cows, at % $50: dry do. at 20a $50
each Shecp-Otlirings 10, 553 ; and sales at
50aS75 per l00bs. lIogs--OHerings about
500 head, sales at SIS 10 IS IS per 700 lbs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

STATE AGRICULTURAL Society IreiM
Amudl Exhibition. The next annual exhibit
tlon of this society is to be held. as heretofore
stated, at Frederick from the 25th 10 2Slh of
October, on the grounds owned by the State.
and used by the County Society, The Rural
Register Says:
The grounds Of the society comprise the
State armory lot on the western boundry of
Frederick city. and contains fourteen acres,
with extensive buildings, suitable for the
several Offices Of the society. and also for the
exhibition of articles in the household depart
mcnt, and the various manufactures usually
on exhibition at our shows. In addition to
which, four acres have been leased near the
alInory lot. which have been enclosed there.
with, making the whole area nearly equel to
our show grounds near this city this addition
was necessary to enable the committee to
extend the space required for t!a:a horse track
which it Is intended to put in the best order
the stalls and pens were also to be fixed
up, and everything was being done necessary
70 give ec!at 10 show, and worthy Of that
rich and public spirited inland city.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has agreed to carry all stock for exhibition
free o! charge, and will issue round trip
tickets Oh liberal terms.
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EaKTGN and CAMBRIDGE
NAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

I'M and after the lst Of July, 1856. the
" subscribers become the roprictors vi
the Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
'asSengcr Coaches.
IKE coaches leave Elkt0n. Daily SUNDAYS
excepted } and stop on their way DOM the
Shores at thc following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTERTOWN
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL,
I'D. of SASSAFRAS, CENTRENH.LE,
GEO. II. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
GRIENlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ten ut 10 o'clock \. NJ, in time for pasScu.
gers TO take the cars for either city.
They will also run daily branch line
from Middlctown, Del, to connect with the
rIaiu line at CllestcrtOwn, going and return.
ing the same day and reaching Middletown
IN siMc for Tic & O'Clock. morning train OF
cars. JOSEPH WELLS & CO.
June IS, 1856.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03
Hon. A. L. Sellers.

The recrcancy of this eloquent stump spec
kcr bnt disappointed office.seeler, is Il mat
ter Of Newspaper rejoicing, hut heartlsss wei
come, among the fam democracy Two
years ago, Mr.. Sellers otiicinlcd as the chair
man of the American State Convention, and
was at that time an eager asplrant for nnni-
nat lion to the lucrative oiii'c Of Lottery Com
missioner. He failed to obtain it, and imnc.
diatcsv announced himself an aggrtyed aud
a vindicilve foe To the party with when he
had until that hour - ZcalouSly fratCruiSCd.
Since then he has chrwrl the bitter cud of
disappointment in refinement. until he has
seen lit TO urodWce Il "sclISntion.' by an open
avowal Of recrruncy. These arc the facts of
the case: his reasons for ,,Scrtion to the
Foreign camp are set forth 10y himself, as
follows:
II ain iCrced into the ranks of he Demo-
cratic party, in spite Of the prcindices cngcn
dered by twenty years Of motive opposition
BECAUSE behold in that party the ONLY bal.
wark Of Southern lights, the only poli;ica |
organization capable Of sirm,iing the tide Of
Northern lanati:iSn, and Of supporting in
their integrity the Constitution and the
Union"
The Baltimore Republican, which has queer
notions on many uhj,cts, thinks Ibis avowal.
is clear, manly and realty hmcpc"dom:" the
reader, perhaps, will entertain u different
opinion. 1t is not very independent, to be
forced v to join an obnoxious party: it is not
very "manly" to succomb under diSappoint-
ment and i. is ia, from clear" that the
Foreign Coalition Inns either the power, or the
will, to serve as II, "bulwark of Southern
Rights" Mr.. Sellers is tardy in arriving at
his political conclusions in this respect, since
the people Of the Southern States, who pre-
cccdcd him IN pnning their faith to sham
democracy. have had painful experience Of
the decisive error, and are underwriting TO
retrieve it hui he has furnished an adnla-
bic text, ny his nnttnab!e assumptions, for
the American press to dla:c on j., it were not
that the decisive reaction in Southern onin-
ion, aS manifested in the recent elections
proStrateS his reasons 20 the level Of abSnrdtv
and ridicne. We think however, that he
had sufficient reason = sufficient to his own
mind, for leaving the party, namely, they
would not give him Office
Frederirk Examiner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

COMPTROLLER or THE TREASURY. The
reorganization of Hon. William IL. Pnrncl.
for the COMPREHENSIVE of the Treasury, vii
be hailed by every citizen Of the State who
is ready to commend prudent and faithful
administration of the finances as a sincere
proof of the conservative professions of the
American party.
n the angry political contest. which seems
to be generally anticipated. party zeal may
ontrnn discretion ard indulge in calumny
tut truth will foil the shafts of dc,raction.
and facts, submitted to a candcd people,
must command their appreciation of the
present control Of the State Treasury.
Under American rule, the finances of the
State have prospercd beyond the most sam
sulne calculation, while, within the past four
years, Jas Mr.. Purncll justly remark cd, the
Direct Tax has been reduced one third an
odious Specific Tax abolished. mo,c than a
million Of the public debt paid off. and pros
pcr,ty has Gladdened the land This sound
and improving condition of affairs inspire
the conviction that. in a little while, under
the same economical and ,iudicous manage
mcnt, the State Taxation may be wholly
repealed, the government become s,lf-susta,l-
ing financially, and the surplus Revenue be
distributed to promote the cause Of Euuca ton
and Other public benefits.
With such record AMI such a hopcful
future, the American party confidently pre-
sents Mr.. Purnell to the SuIliagcs of tn,
people Of Mary land Er0m,acr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03
NOTICE.

The American Voters Of this county and all
others who wish to unite with them in opposition
to the National Administration, and the present
selt-styled Democratic Party, are requested
to meet AT the usual places OF holding elections
in the several Districts, on Saiurdou lie tenth
dag Of September. instant. at O'Clock, p NJ,
for the purpose of choosing fire delegates from
each District, to meet in County Convention,
on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, inst, to nomi-
nate candidates for the county ticket. to be
supported at the coming November Election.
In the matter Of District Officers it is lett
to the several Districts to nominate or not,
on that day, as they deem advisable.
The County Convention will be held at the
Court House. in Elkton, at II O'Clock ON The
day named. BY Order of
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

LOOK OUT FOR THEM A new and very dam
gcrous three dollar spurious note, pnrportng
10 be the true issue of the Bank of Wilmington
& Brandywine, have just made their appear
ance. They are thus described :-Nisnette,
figure three in large ornamental die, in both
upper corners. The words &" Three Dollars, +"
(twice) across tho bottom to the note. The
words Three, Three" across the centre in
white letters; steamboat in large red orna-
mental die in lower centre: Figure 8 and
word Three in green die work on back of
note. Refuse all notes Of this descliptio
and denomination, as the Bank issue nono.-
Some of the notes have pink tint, very dam
serous AID calculated to deceive.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

FROM CAlIr0RNIA.- NOUS, august 80.
The overland mail from California, Of the 9lh
instant, arrived last night.
There were a heavy demand for goods at
San Francisco, but prices were unchanged.
Horace Greeley had gone to visit Col.
Fremont.
A duel was expected to take place between
Messrs. Broderck and Gwin Immediately
after the election.
The Fort Smith Times says the Camanchc
Indians made two attacks on the Wachuta
Caddo and Delaware Indians while en- route
FOR their new homes, under the charge Of the
Indian agent, Mr.. Blair.
Bishop Baker. of the NJ. f. church, sailed
from San Francisco on the LIST Of August for
Pouland,, Oregon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

VIRGINIA OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION
The State Committee Of the Opposition,
party i'll Virginia met at Richmond on Wed.
ncsday last, and agreed upon the l4th OF
December next as the best time, and the city
OF Richmond rs the most suitable place. fol
holding State Convention, representing the
Opposition i'll that State. This Convention
IS preliminary to a national Convention
intended to be held hereafter, with the view
of col ccting, and harmonizing, and organic
ing the conservative Union srntin,nts Of the
country
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

Reynolds In lc Circuit Court
VS.. FOR Cecil county. Ir
RcynohlS, ct al. chancc:y. August -,
1889.
hHDERED. That the sale made and re-
~ ported by linknry Ewing. Tr,stcs
for the sale oi the Real Estate of Eliz, Rev
n"lds: deceased, at Vinegar Hill. be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
he shown on or before the iiith d.y of
November, arNt; provided Il copy of this
order he inserted il some newspaper printed
at Eiitpn, once week for one month before
the fourth day Of October, next.
The Report states the amount Of sales 10
be 50 500. W. II. RICKETTS,, Clrrl.
rue copy test.
W. II. RICKETTS,.
Sept 3, lSj9-lm. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

HORACE GREElEY's BAGGAGE "A San
Francisco paper, IN not icing the arrival in
that city, of Horace Greeley, says:
Mr.. Greeley baggage was taken in charge
by the committee and hung upon hook 1t
consisted of leather carpet sack. containing
his clothing; that world wide "old white
coat which he says, he has had for thirty
years carried with him through Europe,
woic while member Of Congress, and has
been brought with HIM to California y cot.
ton umbrella, considerably worn, and pail
Of blankets done up in an oil cloth cover.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN TO SAIL FOR
NEw YORK. -Nelr York. A~g. 81. w learn
f,om private correspondence received at the
Heroh Office that the mammoth steamer
G'eat Eastern will sail from Galway. Ireland,
about the middle Of September. for New York
direct, calling off st. Johns, n. +. to land
dispatches for the Associated Press and mails
Tor the Newfoundland Government.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

NOMINATIONS. The Peoples Party of
Wilmington Del. have nominated the follow
ing excellent Ticket for municipal officers -
1iuyor DR.. A. Ii, Grimshaw. Aldcrman-
JOSHUA S. Valentino. Cafy Treasurer DR..
Jas f. Wilson. ASSESSOR William johnson,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

POLrlCs IN UTAH.-The 'GvntileS" in
Utah have held convention and resolved
against the polyeamy. the union Of church
aud State, and other institutions of Mormon
ism. They made the following nominations:
For delegate TO Congress DR.. Garland Hart;
for the Legislature, Councilman Vim II Lent
and John Bislc''; Representatives, s G. Mills,
}. NJ. Wallace and &. W. Crocher sh, riil,
y. Z. Thomas.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

DisCAEDlNG PoLITlCs Sc, cral citizens Of
Kent county. Md, including Senate. Pearce
George Vickcrs, Esq. and other gent emcn
well known as old line wings democrats and
Americans, have addressed letter to Judge
Carmichael, requesting him to become cam
dldate for circuit judge in the seventh judicial
district, irrespective of any party nomination.
Judge c.. in response, consents to be Il candl-
date. He now holds the position Of Judge by
virtue Of an appointment from Gov. lIicks.
Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.--As vet not a
single authenticated case Of yellow fever has
occurred in New Orleans. The Delta says: -
" We doubt il it can be said of amy previous
SIMMER for the last forty years, that the
twentieth of August has arrived without
single symptom Of the presence Of this
pcStlence.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

RorE WALEiNG.-T The rope walking mania
in Rochester provided two cases for the sur
geons OF Friday. One boy fell from n rope
four feet above the ground, and fractured an
arm just above wrist. Another boy while
walking on fence, fell and broke his arm.
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RhYia., Wilmington and
SJxI5S ti.,,,4-7r., - z-a
/. lsss;.;s.;4s. st 49,
By LIT Nj @ RE RAILROAD.

CARS LEAVE ELkTON,
For Baltimore. For PHILADELPHIA
lsttrain, 1915 A. NJ lsttruin S. 80 A. NJ.
2nd " 1.3j j.. NJ 2nd Z" II 50 p. NJ
3rd - 1O3mighU 3rd - 80 T. NJ.
, Besides which rcgula trains there will be a
passenger carattachedt othethrough frcig train
which will pass southwark at 0 % o'clock =. NJ .
akirs passengers for liavre tie Grace and all the
ihfo!mcdiate stations BENJ. WELLS,
Apiil III, 1859 Agent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

CANADA is one Of the industrious States OF
this continent This year it will have sur
plus Of SO 900, coo to $l3 600 900 Of bread
stunS for sale. besides $4,000 600 worth Of
lumber and million and quarter produce
of her fisheries.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

THE "REyoLUTIoNERs." There are less
than two hundred soldiers of the Revolution
now alive, md the number decreasing rapidly.
In ten years, it is probable that not one Of
the heroes Of ''the times that tried men S
souls" will be living.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

STORE ROBBED. Store of Row.
land * Fulton at r ow landsville, was broken
into on last Saturday night and $40 in money
taken from the drawer no clew to the thief.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

BRIDGE BROKEN DowN.-Thc bridge
over Little Elk, near Cartcr's Paper Mills,
fell one day this week while heavy mule
team was crossing it. The driver, mules and
all escaped without damage. The accident
was caused bv the breaking Of a heavy iron
stirrup by which one of the ,ills was secured
to a king post. 1t is thought the cost Of
repairing it will not exceed $500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03
DRESS MAKING.
MISS KATE MILLER

! ESPECTFULI Y informs the LADIES
~ OF Elkton ami vicinity, that she is pre-
pared to make all kinds of FANCY AND
PLAIN DRESSES, and do Fancy Sewing
generally; size will also make GentIemcn's
Sh.r;s; at lie residence of her father, on
Elan St'ett, EIklpn. April l6, 1859.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

LARGE TOMATOES. We are indebted
to the politeness of Mr.. W. G. Grow, of this
town, for Il basket of the largest and finest
tomatoes we ever saw gathered.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

Mad Dou.-A mad dog was shot near
Rowandsvilie on Tuesday he had bitten q
few chickens aud cats, but did no other
damage.
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First Arrival GE FALL GOODS.

ID +. MAY. in the :. Hollow this day,
H. Saturday. Sept. Bird, offers for sale a
lot Of New FAN Go"ds. purchased the pres
cnt week in Philadelphia. Cash customers
are particularly requested 10 call and sce
thGnl. Sum 3. 1850.
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TO THE LADIES.
MRS. LEE'EMAN
HAS opened. a New and Fashionable As
z l. Sortmeat OF
Elegant Spring ROnnets

OF the !aiesi styles. She has also fine e-
variety Of Head Dress, Caps, Flats ss sty
French Flowers, Ribbsns. and HatsVXN,
and Caps for children, to which she invites
the attention Of the ladies'.
She receives new supplies every week
from the city. and is thus able to keep up
with the very latest fashions and improve
.ucDts.
Y. b, She has arrangements for sending
bonnetS TO The city to have them bleached.
Her business is in the Second Story OF the
New York Clothing Store, opposite the Foun-
tain Inn. [Apr ., lS59-tf.
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80
FOREIGN News. BY the arrival Of the
STEAMERS Indian. Washington and Jason dur
ing the weak, We have news from Europe to
the ooh ult
The military fctc at Paris OH thetrlnmphal
entry of Napoleon proved to be a very grand
affair. The troops were headed by the Empe-
ror and the display made was most mpo-
sing Every thing passed of with grea, eclat.
The streets were crowded to excess, aud the
decorations and Examinations in the evening
were Oh a grand scale. The soldiers bearing
the standards taken from the enemy received
great ovatons. The Emperor is said to have
been coldy received IN democratic quarters.
On Sunday evening q grand banquet was
given by the Emperor to the principle chiefs
of the army, and at the close the Emperor
made speech and distributed medals to all
no were engaged in the Italian campaign.
On the day of the f,tc the Emperor pardoncd
upwards Of eleven hundred persons sentenced
to imprisonment for various crimes. The
Moniteur states that the Emperor having
decided on retaining, for the present, an
army of fifty thousand men in LJmhardy
several corps which had very much distn.
guishcd themselves in the campaign could not
he represented at the cntrce Of the troops
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily News
asserts that the Zurich conference is at dead
lock- The accounts from the vineyards is
unfavolable.
A project for a ship railway fiom the Med,
iterranean to the Rcd sea has been hroached
Ships are to be lifted and lowered by hydrau-
lie power, and transported across the Isthmus
in cradles resting on FIVE lines of railway, at
twenty miles all hour. The French harvest
appears to be rather better than was expected,
but not so good as last year Wheat had
declined slightly in Paris. GaribAldi has
accepted the command Of all the forces in
Ccnral Italy. lie had arrived at LeGhorn.
The amnesty extended by the Emperor of
France had created surprise, but gave general
accept it, Cardinal Antonci had rcsigred
the presidency of the Council of Rome.
The nomination Of Chas. White as envoy
extraordinary to Central America, and the
rumorcd cesson Of territory in Honduras to
Great Britain, had given arise to the impress
sion that the English government was seek
lug to strengthen its position in that quarter
of the world. Sir VIM. Gore Ouselcy was
about to be recalled.
The Calcutta mail of the 10Th of July had
arrived. The King of Dude had been re-
leased.
The King of Prussia had rallied at last
accounts, and twas expected he would linger
on for some time.
Five thousand European troops at Calcutta
had accepted their discharge.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

GA correspondent Of the Boston Journal
proposes the name Of Hon Amos Kendall as
d caud dat FOR Precedent Of the United States
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

TIE COUNTY CONVENTION. -Communica.
lions have been received BY members of the
Contra! Committee in reference to the basis ct
representation Of the several Districts, some
in favor Of an cqual number ofdclcgates from
each, and some advocating a delegate for each
100 voters and each fraction Of so, as was the
case in the Convention of 81. The members
of the Committee present when 1t became
necessary to issue the call for the District
meetings found themselves unauthorized TO
change the rule which prevailed at the late
County Convention, which was adopted by
the Committee, principally at The suggestion
of the lower districts, where there were great
complaints about the other method. The
3rd, 9Th and 9TH Districts under the rule of
81 arc each entitled to 6 delegates the 9Th
District has S either way; the balance of the
Districts have increased delegations by equal
representation. In Baltimore all the wards
have equal delegations, and there is greater
disparity IL the number Of voters there than
here. ~ number Of the coun'ics. also send an
equa. delegation from each District. From cur
earliest recollection both political parties in
this comfy acted under the same rule, and
the Democratic Party is still governed by it.
The subject is referred 10 the County Conycn.
ton when it meets.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03
\. f.. corner of FEoNT and ORANGE STs,
sEsDEESsLE and RETAIL
GROCERY STORE.

ENMEN Is. MHDVJW Ed respectfully in
~ forms the public that he has taken the
stand on the NoHTm EAST CORNER OF FRoNT
AND ORANGE SrREErs. Nrecrnily occupied by
Bye X Rclton.) where he intends to keep
constantly on hand Il large and well selected
stock of TEAS. COFFEES, Rice. Moiasses,
Spices, Sat, Fish. Homs. Cnndics, OTIS,
crn'heis. Cheese, Sgnps, Chocoinie, Cocoa,
Ropes, FINISHES, BHcheis, Sugars, and all
other articles in his line of business.
lie has just laid i'll fresh lot of Prime
Gon''S. bought at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. The patronage ": the customers
OF the late firm: and the public generally, is
solicited.
Cy@Orlers will be promptly and carefully
attended t.. JAS. B. MCDOWELL.
n. T.. corner Of Front and Orange Sts..
Sept. j, lSJ9-3m. Wilmington, Del.