Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

No. 5lS Market Street, PhtlddelphiG.
BENNETT IS Co.
p5-IIoUsE FOR SALE.-The large and well
built three story brick dwelling house, with
three story back building, on the Northwest
corner of Tatnall and Ninth Streets, will be
sold cheap if called for soon. 1t has lust
been painted, papered and put in first-rate
order, with all Of the modern improvements,
and is one of the most pleasant locations in
the city, and being very large is suitable for
a private residence, or u boarding school, or
boarding house. For terms, &c, inquire of
HENRY f. DURE, or
WASHINGTON JONES.
p6gn The concert of The PHILADELPHIA
Quintette Club, (Herr i. Engelke) in aid of
the "IIome for Friendlcss Children, will be
given in Institute Hall, on Thursday even
ing, April 5, at o'clock. Tickets fiftv
cents, to be had at the book and music stores.
and of the librarian of the Institute.
The club will play among other selections,
"EcHos FROM Mont BLANC"
t3"THE FENIAN scARE.-The Fenians
have frightened our Canadian friends in n
terrible manner. The troops have been
called out and forwarded to the frontiers to
meet the expected invaders The weather
is now genial and spring like, and our friend,
j. ii. Muhlhausen, No. 415 King Street. in
this city, may soon expect to be invaded by
hosts OF gentlemen, who desire to have their
clothing madein the most fashionable STYLES
from good materials Call and examine his
splendid stock of spring goods.
Gag" HEAVY RonBERY.-Some scoundrel
entered the office of broker in New York
City, few days since, and robbed him of
bonds, &c., to the value of two million dol
lars. lie is said to have been very careless.
and left his safe open both night and day,
while bonds and other papers worth millions
of dollars were in it, Carlessness is n bad
thing, particularly if you are getting shaved
or having your hair cut or dressed, and con
sequently when you desire anything in that
line, you should go where il will be done
right. The best place in Wilmington is at
the Excelsior Hair Dressing and Bathing
Saloon, No. IL East Third Street, kept by
James Parker.
eB Zephyrs, all coors, reduced to 80 cents
an ounce, at the new store corner of Seventh
and King Streets.
"a Just opened at the new store (Stuck' )
Building) cor of Seventh and King Streets,
a large assortment of Spring Gloves of the
latest styles for ladies, gents and children.
Hosiery, Wells, Laces Collars, and Machine
Silk and Cotton, which will be sold as cheap
itnot cheaper, than they can be bought in
Philadelphia, TO meet the decline in gold
BG~A large lot of Remnants of all Wool
Cassimers suitable for Men and Boys wear.
just opened at the new store, corner of Sey,
enth and King Streets which will be sold
low prior to removal to Mr. r. A. Cling's
store, No. 705 Market Street, next to St.
Paul's NJ. E, Church.
G3'' Just received, large lot of Spring
Dress Trimmings, Buttons, &c, &c, at tho
new store, corner OF Seventh and King SITS.
which will be sold at very low prices.
"a RARE BARGAINS. Goods cheaper
than Wet Goods. Call and see them at
Il. LARKIN's,
No. Il. Second ST., Wilmington, Del.
EB REDUcTIoNI CoAL.-I am now sellinn
superior Locust Mountain Coal at so so for
Stove and Egg, and $3.50 for Nut; carefully
screened before delivery.
GEORGE w. BUSH,
French Street Wharf
- Delaware State Bonds bought and
sold by JOHN MCLEAR IL Son,
COZ Market Street
"a Highest market price paid for : 7-3O's by
JOHN MoLEAR & Son,
GO7 Market Street
~ Compound Interest Notes wanted by
John McLear Il Son, No. 607 Market Street
We have Union Bank Stock for sale.
"a E. Bringhurst " Co., have Just re-
ceiyed an invoice of genuine Port Wine o.
their own importation, and have on board
Steamer West Chester, an invoice of th9
celebrated California Wines and Brandy q
Koehler &c Frohling
ssS" Chevalier's Life for the Hair, for sal,
ny d. BRINGuuRsT ~ Co.
Corner Sixth aldl Market Streets.