Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
CITY mATTERs.

MUSHROOM PERFUMES. the swarm of
inferior perfumes got up to compete with
Phalon's might Blooming Cereus, - scarce
" even the memory remains They are
literally forgotten, while the sales of that ne
plus uitrG of all fragrance constantly in
creases Sold everywhere.
1905, 1905, 7-30's.-R. H. ROBINSON Il
Co., LOAN AGENTS, corner of Fourth and
Market Streets, are prepared to furnish the
new 1905 at the lowest market rates. They
are now selling at from about 06t to 97t
which makes the loan pay the investor about
~ per cent interest per annum, which is one
of the best paying securities in the market
Do You WANT TO MAKE MoNEYS-Come
and buy that beautiful farm and country scat
of James Cleaden, ESQ.,. containing l4O acres
of land. twill be sold at public sale on the
premises, by VIM. Bright, on Thursday, No.
vember 28d, 1866 at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ. This
is splendid property, and only about half
q mile from the city of Wilmington; will
prove great speculation to the purchaser,
as he may sell off one e-halftho place in build
ing lots for as much money as he pays for
the whole property. Terms will be made
easy.
The CHOLERA-In addition to the long
list of accidents, casualties and deaths by
disease, which for months past, we have no.
ted so frequently in our daily papers, we
will doubtless soon have to record the raw
ages OF this deadly epidemic, the Asiatic
Cholera. At last ii has reached our quaran-
tine stations, and we can hardly hope now
to wholly escape its horrors.
From every quarter we hear appeals to the
authorities to take sanitary measures against
this fell disease. This is good and deserving
of heed. There is, however, another thing
to be considered. After efforts towards pre-
vention, come measures for the amelioration
Of the sad effects of these evils. Some eff
fective means of insuring against such sad
results is the great desideratum.
This is most certainly found in the safe
and reliable Life Insurance Companies of
the country. The Htna Life Insurance
Company, of Hartford Conn, is one of the
most reliable institutions in the United States
no company offers more favorable induce
ments consistent with security to the as
aured. The following correspondence fully
attests the honorable character and perfect
reliability Of the company, and the prompti
tude with which claims upon them are liqui
dated.
HARTFORD, Conn, Sept 2, 1866
O. Il. BRusH, Esq, Manager,
DEAR STR
Your favor of 31st ult., &C
companied by proof papers in the matter of
policy No. 1855, have been submitted and
are approved, and our Company have con-
Guided to pay the claim. In SO doing, you
will deduct the premium note given for one
half the premium, and draw on us ut sight
for the balance. With kind regards,
Iremain, yours truly,
4. o. ENDERs, Secretary.
In January, 1884, the Philadelphia Branch
Office of the Etna Life Insurance Company,
No. 400 Chestnut street, 9. ii. Brush Mans
ger, issued policy for $4,000, through John
Scott, agent, upon the life Of prominent
citizen, Jesper Harding, Esq.
On he31stday of August, 1865, proofs OF the
death of the said party were received at the
Philadelphia office On the 4th day of Sep
tember, 1866 a letter was received from the
Company, above given, which is the fourth
case lately occurred in the city, in which
said Company has promptly paid its claims
before due, and as soon as proofs were re-
ceived and examined, which is the usual
course this Company pursues Agents and
policy holders will be pleased to notice the
continued success and promptness of this
Company, and renew their zeal in its behalf.
c. Fl. BRUSH, Manager.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4th, 1865.
@. II. BRUSH, Manager Philadelphia Branch
Ana Life Insurance Company, 400 Ches-
nut Street.
DEAR SIR:-
Permit me to express my
entire satisfaction for the prompt payment Ia
my sisters, by the Hsna Life Insurance Com
pany, of Five Thousand Dollars, insured by
your Company upon the life of my father
Jesper Harding, notice of whose death
gave you on the 31st ult.
WIN W. HARDING.
Agent for Etna Life Insurance Co.,
JAMES WoOLLEY,
No. 4 East Sixth Street,
Wilmington, Del.
A COMPLETE line of Fall and Winter Mil
linery goods now in store.
WARRINGTON
oct24 I'll Market Street.
The HARMONY BAND, of Wilmington, Del.
a. still open for engagements for Brass ant
atr;,-g Music, for Parades, Seranades, Elk
cursionsS and Balls. Apply to
N-9 JoHN WoRTB,
No Aes East Seventh Street, or to
JOHN B. RIToHIE,
oo,at-1p No East Second Street
SELLING OFF TO QUIT BUsINEss.-Crock
cry and toy store, N. w. corner OF 20 AM
Shipley Sts., Wilmington, Del. emma an an
glass ware, vases, fancy arucles, CSAisi NJ o.
heads, bodies and arms, ornaments 10
s'what.nots" and mantel-pieces, gifts suita
BILE for Christmas can be bought very ioV
and laid away.
JOHN McMAKIN, China Store,
N. W. cor. Sd and Shipley SITS,
Wilmington, Del
PATENT SASH H-HoLDER.-Messrs Watt :
Crawford, plumbers and gas-htters, No gu
Orange street, Wilmington, Del, are agent
for the sale of W. Conner's Patent Windoy
Sash Holder, an excellent article for tina
purpose. It will be sold at low prices. Car
penters and others are invited to call an
examine IL. oct31 limo.
WILMINGTON LAUNDRY, No. 8 WEST 6T!
ST., Office, No. 517 Market ST., JoHN {
COLE, Agent.
PRICE LIST
CENT
Fine Shirts, each
Under or Night Shirts, each
Drawers, each
Collars, each
Neck Ties, each
Handkerchiefs, each
Half Hose, pair