Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-26
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Harman's Wdre-r0oms No better evidence

Harmans Wdre-rooms No better evidence
can be given that Il merchant fully under.
stands his business than TO sec him have n
large variety of the goods he offers for sale
always on hand. Persons like TO buy where
there is good assortment from which to
make selection. So it is with a mechanic
who offers wares of any kind, if lie keeps
everything in his line in abundance there is
Just the place the public will resort to make
their purchases. This is the secret of the
success of j. d J. N. Harman, No. $40 King
street They are careful always TO have
their wareroOms well filled with all
kinds of Furniture, and although their sales
are extensive they are unremitting in their
efforts to procure the best materials and keen
up GOOD supply to meet the wants of the
trade Their is no other establishment in
the city where one has such an opportunity
to make selection from such an elegant
STOCK, or where Furniture can he procured
on such reasonable terms TO completely fur
nlsli house at very short notice. in the most
tasteful manner. They also make to order
anything housekeeper may desire In the
shape of furniture. Their new style of desks
are making favorable impression upon
every one who sees them, on account of
thclr peculiar adaptation to the purposes for
which they are designed No counting
house should be without one. We would
recommend our readers who desire to re-
furnish Their houses to give them call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
.step By Step.-We have received from the
publishers, Davis, Porter & Coates, Phila-
delphia, 4 little book entitled "Step by
Step; or, the Child's First Lesson Book. =
tits one Of the best first books for Young chill
dren that we have yet seen, and will doubtless
soon WIN its way to public favor and be
generally employed in the instruction of
little children. Teachers should call and ex-
anime it. 1t may be procured at ]. b.
Porter's Store, No. 400 Market street in this
city.
advertising AgenL-James Galliner. No.
3S South Fifth Street, Philadelphia, is a re-
liable advertising agent Our mercantile
friends desiring to advertise in the journal
will find him prompt in all business transac-
tions, and entirely worthy of their conf
dence We have always found him fair in
all business relations and just the kind of
man we like to deal with.
The Lincoln Memorial Ya5leaun.-The
great Lincoln Memorial Tabeaux will open
at the Wilmington Institute, for three eXhi
billions on Thursday and Friday evenings
/ the lst and I'd OF November, and u matinee
on Friday afternoon. These paintings are
| illustrations from the life of the martyr
President, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, from his
youthful days to his assassination, and arc
said to be very handsome. 1t has been on
exhibition in Philadelphia for some time,
where 1t has nightly attracted large audi
cncos. Our citizens should go and see it.
Lecture.-We have the pleasure OF an
nouncing to the citizens of Wilmington and
vicinity, that Bayard Taylor will lecture in
Institute Hall, on Friday evening, No.
vember lG, at 8 O'clock Subject:E"Our
selves and our Relations" Tickets 80 cents
To he had at the hook and music stores, and
II the librarian at the Institute.