Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

Which Bennett does provide.
0ur stock Of Clothing is tie largest and
most complete in Pdaadelphia, surpassed b.
none in material, style md Ill, and said al
prices guaranteed io'oer than the lowest.
Tower HALL,
No. 5is Market Street, Phiiadelphtd.
BENNETT g. Co.
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GS A MASKED BALL.-AIiss Torrance, an
American young lady at one of the masked
balls in Paris, appeared as South American
Indian Princess, in a feather dress, with a
long feather hanging from the top Of her
hair, which was drawn up in genuine Indian
style, and great ring through her nose.
Miss Torrance no doubt made a handsome
appearance, but nothing to compare to that
which gentleman in Wilmington will make
who has suit of clothes made from the
beautiful cloths, cassimers &c, which may
be found Mt J. IL. Muhlhausen's, No. 4t5
King Street. Now is the time to leave your
orders, II you would secure handsome suit
of clothes at low prices.
VI SOMETHING THAT OUGHT TO BE SAID.
"A lady who edits a newspaper in one of
the Western States, says that the popularity
of her journal is due to the fact that people
are always expecting her to say something
she ought not to- If this lady edited a paper
in this city, she would say Just what She
ought, if she would tell her readers that the
Excelsior Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon,
No. II East Third Street, is the very best
place in Wilmington to get anything done
In the tonsorial art, or to take hot or cold
bath Every gentleman who has paid Par
ker visit will testify to the truth of this
assertion.
c7s MEETINGS IN THE SCIENTIFIC Lee
TURE Room OF THE INsTITUTE.-Rev. Mr.
Shrigcy, of Philadelphia, will preach in
the Institute Hall, on Sunday morning, 25th
inst, on the "Relgious Opinions of Job. -"
The public are respectfully invited
To LAGER BEER SALOON. The under.
signed would inform the public that he has
disposed of his entire interest in the Lager
Beer Saloon, corner of Front and French
Streets, to Henry Delhi, who will continue
the business at the old stand.
LEONARD WEISS.
~ John McLear & Son, No. G07 Market
Street, subscription agents for the new six
per cent bonds of 1895, Pacific Railroad
issue, are now ready to tillany orders with
despatch, at the lowest price. Information
concerning these bonds will be cheerfully
given,
IsS~ Auction sale of Store Fixtures on Fri
day, March 23d, 1866, at Geo Craig's, No.
405 Market Street. One splendid show case,
counter, drawers, shclvings, two book stands,
desk, stove, step ladder, one good pair OF
small Scales packing boxes, &c. Sale to
commence ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
0ey' II you want cheap suit of clothes
60 to Cheap Johns, 506 Market Street, (only
sixteen dollars, all wool;) also the place for
cheap dry goods.
Rt6@ Reliable Hydrometers, Thermeme-
ters Alchometers, Alkalimeters, Acetome-
tiers, Saccharometers and other chemical
apparatus, supplied hy
E. BRINGHURsT & Co.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
SS-one No. 0, Grover & Baker, Shuttle
Machine, in good order, is offered for sale
Apply at POS King Street.
ES- John McLear & Son, No. COY Market
Street, have for sale, First National Bani
Stock, Wilmington and Brandywine Banl
Stock, Farmers Bank Stock, Delaware Rail
road Stock and Delaware State Bonds.
aeS-Fine French Backing (Cirage Fran
cais) 25 cents per box, at
L. BRINGHURsT & Co.'S,
Sixth and Market.
Beis' Lows GlYcerine, Brown Windsor
Honey, Turtle Oil and Elder Flower Soap
in cakes and 1 ID bars, at reduced prices, at
L. BRINGHURsT & Co.'S,
Sixth and Market
Rss- All kinds of Dietetics at
E. BRINGHURsT & Co.'S,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
s:y- Fine flavoring extracts of a dozei
1tnnranf fnvnra oil tarx concentrated ,,rn
pared by E. BRINeHuRsT & Co.,
Sixth and Market.
Silver Gloss Starchin ID and ib pack
ages, at E. BRINGHuRsT q Co.'s,
Sixth and Market.
tg-J John McLcar s. Son, No. COZ MarkC
Street, have constantly on hand and for sale
L. S. August 1905, June 7-30's and Jul
zoos. They pay the highest price for |
S. Compound Interest Notes of 1864 an
1865
tY-R. Il. Robinson e Co., Fourth an
Market streets, have for sale First Nationa
National Bank of Wilmington and Brandy
wine, Union National and Farmers Ban
: Stock.
e5y- All that the poets have sung of I'll
l perfume of the floral proddcfs of any zon
, is illustrated and realized in ne entrancin
. fragrance OF PhalOn's " Night -Bloomin
Cereus.r A bottle of it should always stan
beside Moores Melodies in every lady
boudor, Sold everywhere.
CsB-FoR SALE AND Possession GIVEN 25t
C OF MARCH.-The three-storied brick dive
g ling, No. 707 Tatnall Street, containing L
., rooms, gas in two stories, range, bath-h
u and cold water. The whole house is in c
s ccllent order, and will be sold at a vel
n moderate price Apply to
WIN MCCAULLEY & Co.,
= Real Estate Brokers, COG Market ST.
nay The concert of The Phiadelph
:, Quintette Club, (Herr l.. Engelke) in aid
:, the "Home for Friendless Children, will
d given in Institute Hall, on Thursday eve
II ing, April 8, at o'clock, Tickets fiji
-, cents 10 be had at the book and music store
u and of the librarian of the Institute.
l. The club will play among other selection
s. "EcHos FROM MoNT BLANC
U t5y -ZephYrs, all colors, reduced to 90 cen
n an ounce, at the new store corner OF Seven
l. and King Streets
L s5y- just opened at the new store (stucl
y Building) cor. Of Seventh and King Street
a a large assortment of Spring Gloves OF 4
latest styles for ladies, gents and childre
Hosiery, Wells, Laces, Collars, and Machi
Silk and Cotton, which will be sold as che,
II if not cheaper, than they can be bought
= Philadelphia, to meet the decline in gold