Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-24
CITY NOTICES.

Merry ChJistmaA The heart ginddens
at the thought Of this approaching day. II
is nearly hcre--how many have separated
since last Observation-Disclosures, mothers, sla-
tiers, brothers, friends and acquaintance
who were brought together then to partake
ol a good fat turket, goose, duck or chick
ems are prohibited the pleasure of meeting
at the iestal board tomorrow. But such
has been the ancient custom and II will be
observed until time is no more. The little
urclin passes along our streets and looking
ut the windows at "0ld Kriss Krinele, "
the sweetmeats OF every description, toys,
&c. Let every person be merry, let not
only poultry be in abundance, but plenty of
gond primo oysters, which are calculated
tor the plate, oyster pies, stews, Tried, frit.
tors, &c, Let every citizen go to 8. W.
Strickland's, No. 10 East Second street
where they can be supplied cheaply and
promptly.
Splendid Bread Bakery and Confectionery.
g. Rehiuss, one OF our most enterprising
and practical Bakers, at No. III Market
Street, has greatly increased his business.
Ma wonder his bread IS large and superior
in quality. Within the past few weeks he
has commenced the CONNECTION business.
manufacturing only fresh and superior arti.
c'eF. Mr.. L. says that the candies obtained
~ his establishment may be relied upon. as
lie pr0cures the best workmen in that branch
nl business The public would do we'll TO
give lima call. as Mr.. X. uses his endeavors
Ia produce the best articles in his line and
Upnl purchase in Philadelphia or other
places, but gives employment to mechanics
who reside in our city. He also keeps toys
ct every description The juvenile portion
Of our city will call TO see him the approach
ing holidays.
Piper and Ydtes.--These gentlemen pub
ish nothing but the truth. They inform
the public just what their stock consists of.
nothing more. They have long been con.
ncCted with not only tho oyster trade, but
are dealers in fish and game. The former
las long been connected in tho oyster bust.
ness at Spruce street wharf, and has had
probably more experience IN buying and
selling this commodity than any other in.
diyidual iii this city. Our citizens can RELY
IN always having only prime articles. Give
them call previous to Christmas, as they
Intend selling al cost, in order that our citI.
2eis may have an opportunity TO Judge OF
tho quality they keep. Also prime fish and
game OF every description on hand. Don't
fail to call on Billy Piper and Charley
Yates, No. 2iG King Street, near Second.
Great Reduction.--We would announce
10 tho public that MIR. ]. IL. Muhlhaussn,
No. 500 Market street, Is now diap0sinR OF
an elegant assortment OF fashionable Cloth.
ing, 1t greatly reduced prices All who
would secure great bargains should call i'm
mediately AS clothing made at this famous
establishment will not remain long ON hand
when the public discover that II is sold at
prices so far below the usual cost. Now Ia
the time to buy.
hechGnics Uo;ei.-This old hotel No. 1
West Fourth street, is now in the occupau-
cy Of its old proprietor Wesley Turner.
who conducted it many years since. Wesley
is determined to make additional improve.
ments 10 the interior Of tho house, and will
no in attendance at all times to promote the
interests ot Ills patrons Give him cali, 4