Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-21

SEVEN THIRTIEs Over Sixteen Millions have
been sold since our last issue. The balance to
be sold, is less than forty millions. 1t would
not surprise us if Saturdays sales would finish
the series. John McLear & Son. No. COZ
Market Street, are dispOsing Of them "a agents
for Jay Cooke.
SiTUATIoH WANTED "A returned Veteran
Volunteer, who has wife aud children to
support, desires a situation as a Clerk. He is
fully competent to fill the situation. Apply at
this office.
July 2l-2t.
SUMNER HATs.-A small line of wide rim hats
very suitable for country wear. at low prices,
WARRiyGroNs,
al Market Street.
june 6.tf
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEEEswARR SToRE-
JoHH MoMAKIE, dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
QuEEEswARH, N. W. CORNER or THIRD AND
SHIPLEY STREETS. WILMISGToN, Delaware,
only one square west of Market street, invites
attention to his stock OF English and French
China, Fine and Common Crockery, Glassware.
80, by the set or single piece Knives and
Forks; Castors, etc., and substantial white
Granite Ware, suitable for Hotels, Steamers and
Vessels. Call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere. June 23, mos.
LADIEs-You can 6ud a full supply of HATS,
Bonnets, Hoods, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, &C.,
Warrington's, Ill Market st. ap26tf
REMovAL.-John G. Cole, Agent, has removed
to No. 6l7 Market Street, opposite the City Hall,
where he will continue the Gentlemens Furnish.
IoS bu5iness tho manufacture of Shirts, Caliais,
bosoms' wristbands, &c. Also, Machine Stitch
ing generally. Thankful for the iberul patronage
enjoyed in the old stand and determined to de.
serve a continuance Of favor in the new. Public
attention is respectfully called to the change Of
LOCATION may-2.u
THE NEwPoRT.-A very suitable hat for SUN
mer wear in white and black.
WARRINGroN's,
III Market Street.
june G-tf
BsS- The ladies', in their sovereign capacity
as judges of emotional enjoyment, have decided
that no perfume in existence produces the same
delicious sensations as arc experienced while
inhaling the exquisite fragrance of Phalon' 8
''Night-Booming Cereus" Sold everywhere.
SHUTDOWN HATs.-A new lot at reduced
prices. WARRlsaroN.
June 27-tf
WILL be found at the establishment of J .
Z. Pickels, No. 2l3 Market street, Will
mington, Delaware, large and fine assort-
ment of China, Glass and Queensware, con-
| lNs'NaNb " hNht SAhhul anu Oiltb fobls, OF
the very best quality, which will be sold
separately or by the set. Everything in his
line of business will be kept constantly on
hand. Coal Oil lamps, Wicks, Ohimneys (;
to oil of which he invites the attention of
purchasers. Goods delivered to all parts of
the city free of charge.
April l4-2m.
LADIES desirous of making their own bonnets,
| ohtnin all tho ia1o
WARRINGToN's
III Market Street.
PASSING UP Market street few days since,
our attention was attracted by window, in
which was fne display of flowers, ribbons.
hats, &c. As it was apparently new place,
we looked around 10 see whose it was. The
globes on the gas lights revealed the fact that it
was WAnRrnoTnu,s
N. b. We would advise the ladies to call
and make their selections from his large stock
june 6-tf
LEHIGH AND LocUsT MoUNTAIE CoAL.-I am
now receiving Lehigh aud Locust Mountain Coal
OF superior quality, clear of slate, which can
furnish for family or manufacturers use at the
lowest market rates. The attention of consumers
is invited to my stock before purchasing.
jellml French St. Wharf
BATHING THIS sEAsoN.-Oil Silk for Ladies'
Bathing Caps. WAnRlHoroy.
PAYMENT OF TAXEs.-Tbe undersigned, Re-
eeiver of Taxes for the City of Wilmington, will
be at the City Hall on and after the frat dav
Of July, 1866, between the hours ef 8 and II.
in the morning, and from to in the after
noon, for the purpose of receiving taxes.
deduction of five per cent. is made on all taxes
paid in July. All paid in August, and up TO the
day of pleCtiOn thn face nf ha
paid. and after that date FIVE per cent. will he
added to the bill. Bankable funds only received
in the payment Of Taxes.
jeSO-2m Receiver Of Taxes
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT NoTIoR.-Wisbipg
70 dispose of a stock of Zephyr, from 500 to COO
lbs, before removal, offer these at the follow
ing low rates:
Black and White, 25 cents.
Plain Colored, % cents.
High Colored, 30 cents.
These prices are lower than even of Zeyhyr
imported, at the present low rate of gold, and
persons in need of the article can save from rs
to 20 per cent.
Our assortment of CLOTH AND SILK CIRou
LARS AND CHRsTERFIRLDs is complete, and is of.
Tered at low rates, as we wish to dispose of our
whole stock before removal
Our stock Of Trimmings is very large. COM
prislng the leading styles of Gimps, Bugleqimps
brussels Laoes, HOnitOn Laces, Buttons sett; |
for Chesterields
Wishing to dispose Of these goods, We offer
them at such prices as will be agreeable 10 our |
customers.
=, We also wish to dispose of few pieces of
BLACK Dress and Mantilla Silk at very reasonable |
proee. NJ. L. LIoHTENsTEIN,
Jeo-ow Sixth and Market Sts
CHEAP F4Rhs RoR sALR.-We sre informed of
several cheap farms for sale near Oreton, at the
iron Gre Beds. to be Depot on the Rail Road
aIEeaay graded, and expected to be finished
ms aui summer between Milford and Georgetown.
Prices from $40 to $50 per acre. For desorlp.
tion, address, L. o. Ioorwoon
'uns <f-H' Wilmington