Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17

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heald Will sell at public sale, on the respect.
I'VE premises, without withdrawal or under.
bidding, on Saturday, November 25th, com.
mencing at O'Clock p. NJ, two new Brick
cottage Dwellings, on Lowering Avenue,
each with lot 30 feet by 1870 feet; the Ice
cream Garden, or Deer Park, on Clayton
street and Riddles Turnpike, adjoining the
Passenger Railway Depot; a Triangular and
good Business Lot about 7S feet on the Ken
nett turnpike, and about 317 feet on Terrace
| Lane; lot 400 feet on Eleventh Street, 1872
feet on Woodlawn Avenue, and 1856 feet on
Terrace Lane; four beautiful sloping Lawns
| or Home Lots comprised in about 10 acres,
between Union and Woodlawn Avenues and
Ninth and Eleventh Streets; and Stone
Mansion House, Barn and other outbuild-
| lngs, with shade and fruit trees, 81 acres OF
land, between Seventh and Ninth Streets
These properties are admirably located in a
portion of our city which is daily increasing
IN value and being rapidly improved. Capt.
| tallsts who desire to invest their money
where it will pay them good profits, or any
| person wishing TO secure an elegant site for
q home should not fail to attend this sale.-
The terms arc liberal. Call on Mr.. Head
and get one of the bills of the sale. 17-8t
GrOceries.-We invite the attention of our
readers visiting Philadelphia for the purpose
OF purchasing groceries either at wholesale
or retail TO the advertisement of Messrs. De-
Camp ~ Knight, No. 107 South Second st.
1t will be found in another column. They
| have constantly on hand a large supply of
Sugars, Coflees, Teas, Spices, Hams, Dried
Beef Jersey Lard, Pickles, Fish, Pure Cidor
Vinegar, Extra Family Flour, and in fact
everything usually found in well-conducted
lirst-class grocery, which they sell at the
lowest market rates. Messrs. DeCamp &
| knight, as well as their clerks, are polite
and attentive to customers, and will take
pleasure in exhibiting their stock of goods to
such of our citizens as may favor them with
a call.
ReligioUs.-Ths subject of the Rev. Abel
Silyer's lecture in the Church, at the corner
of Washington street and Delaware avenue,
ON Sunday evening next, will be, A sum
mary glance at the Harmony of the Doc
trnes, from Mr. Silyer's own experience. ="
The public are invited.
lStOUes.-Messrs. Chase, Sharpe & Thomp.
son, No. 209 North Second Street, Philadel-
phia, inform the public that they have for
sale " ThOmpson's London Kitchener, or
European Range, said to be the best Range
ever invented, for comfort, convenience,
| economy and durability. They also manu-.
iacture Stoves, Heaters, Timed and En-.
amelled Wares, &c, &c. They keep con.
stantly on hand large assortment of all ar
| tices in their line of business, which they
will dispose of at the lowest market rates,
wholesale or retail. Delawareans visiting
Philadelphia would do well to call and ex-
anime the extensive stock of this establish
ment before purchasing elsewhere in that
city.
Cheap Buter.-James NJ. Jones, Grocer,
No. 2lS Market street, in this city, has Just
received splendid lot of excellent roll but
ter, which he is selling at the lowest market
rates, either by the barrel or pound. He has
| also fine assortment of fresh Groceries,
which he sells wholesale and retail at low
prices Purchasers are invited to give him
a call
4 FiHc SdloOn.-Persons who visit Phila-
dephia on business, from day to day, are
often perplexed TO know where they can best
| and most conveniently to themselves procure
a meal or refreshments "tit to eat, and at
the same time somewhat private, and at
reasonable rates. Ladies especially are in
tereslcd in this particular, and for want of
| proper knowledge of persons and localities,
are liable TO drift into shops and restaurants
of rather doubtful cleanliness or respecta-
| hility. To avoid all this, we desire TO in
| form transient visitors to Philadelphia, that
for comfort, privacy, cleanliness, attention
and satisfaction, there isno Eating Saloonn
in that city at all comparable with tho estab-
| lishment kept by our former fellow towns
man, Jas Megratten, at No. s05 Arch Street
Ills cooking has all the accompaniments of
homo nicely about ii; his saloon is quiet,
orderly, and very cleanly; his servants
| prompt, polite and attentive, and his charges
are moderate We commend this Dining
Saloon especially TO Wilmingtonians and
| Dclawaroans, ms being just the place to enjoy
Il home meal with satisfaction.
PHholc city has thirty billiard tables. We
think this place is very appropriately named
1 fem young men can find pleasant board,
ing at No. SIG Shipley street by making early
application. nov7-3t
Water Renters Take Notice.-Al persons
who have sold property during the present
year, must give notice in writing, at the of
ice of the Water Department, Tenth and
King streets, on or before the 30th day of
! November, and insert in the notice the name
of the person purchasing the property.
otherwise they will be held liable for the rent
of the next year. Also, all persons who
may wish to discontinue the use of the water
or any portion of it, must give notice as
above, and pay $2 for cutting off the pipes.
ns no alteration will he made in any bill af.
ter that date. A. PRIrCHARp.
Superintendent of Water Works
October 4th, 1S65.-2m.
Htts, Caps ind Trunks.-Our readers will
find an excellent assortment of Hats, Caps
and Trunks, at the store of G. A. Stowell &
Brother, SOUTHEAST corner of Third and
Market Streets, in this city, which they are
selling atprices to suit the times. Their hats
and caps are got up in the latest styles, and
finished in the best possible manner Cal
and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. oct6-tf
Boots and ,ShosS.-We invite the attention
Of our readers to the large and well selected
stock of Boots and Shoes, to be found at the
store of G. A. Stowell 6 Brother southwest
corner of Third and Market streets, in this
city Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses and Child
{ ren can purchase the most elegant articles
at extremely low prices. These gentlemen
are polite and Obliging to customers, and
+ will take pleasure in showing their stock tc
such as may give them call. oct6-tf
OVER COATS, fine Beaver, &C., S14to $50
fine Frock Goats, French goods, &C., &15 ia
s35 Sack Cass. and Cloth Goats, &c, 90 tc
So Pants, $5 to SEQ; Vests, 90 to 9l2
Boys Roundies, Pants and Over Goats. Fur
Buck and Cloth Gloves in large variety
Hose, Under Shirts, Drawers and Suspend
ers. Photographs and Albums cheap as the
cheapest. Piece goods, Cloths, Cassimeres,
ready sponged, by tho yard, and all kinds o
Tailors' Trimmings, cheap for cash, at thu
one-price Clothing Store of Cyrus STERN
III Market street, Wilmington, Del. It JAM
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.