Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-28
CITY MATTERS.

VIII NAh AsAA1s
WILMINGTON CRY LoAN.-John Nc
Lear e. Son, No. GOT Market Street, have
some Wilmington City Loan for sale at par.
Applysoon. They have also some Delaware
State Bonds. Gold and Gold Coupons
wanted at highest rates. All kinds Of Gov.
ernmcnt Securities bought and sold.
assy- NEW 5-20's, 1905, BANK STOCK, &c.
r., II. Robinson & CO., corner of Fourth
and Market SITS, have received some of the
new $50 Bonds, which they will sell at a
yerv low rate. They also have 100 shares
Of Farmers Bank Stock for sale. Also,
Union Bank Stock, and Delaware Railroad
First Mortgage Bonds for sale nt reasonable
rates
gR- FREIGHT PRoTEcTED FROM TnE
WEATHER. We learn that the wharf in
Philadelphia occupied by Bush's Steam
Freight Line, has recently been covered by
a large shed, by which freight is protected
from the weather, while loading or discharg-
ing
Ge~FARMERs' BANK SToCR.-John Me
Lear g. Son, No. 607 Market Street, have
some of this stock for sale at price which,
considering that tho dividend is payable in
January. makes il desirable rs an invest
ment. They have also some National Bank
of Wilmington and Brandywine Stock for
sale.
A6y~FAsHIoN's q PLATFORM. One perfume,
pure, refreshing and imperishable, and that
perftime, Phalonis "Nigh- Blooming Cereus.
This is the platform OF Fashion on this side
of the Atlantic, and all the people say amenl
Sold everywhere.
ae-BusH's WILMINGTON AND / HnADEI-
Er,rrV N INey
Street Wharf Wilmington; I'd Wharf above
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Freight re-
ceived up to five p NJ, at either end, is de
lvered early the next morning; and if de
sired, is delivered by express at the place OF
business Of the cOnsgnees, at the lowest
rates of porterage.
Freight handled carefully and forwarded
with despatch to any point.
Direct goods to Bush's Freight Line.
GEO. w. Bush, Wilmington.
s. MERRInEw ,Agt., opposite No. 29 South
Wharyes Philadelphia.
HAND MIRRORS, all sizes, at
e. BRINGHURsT Il Cos,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
gss- NOTICE. = Having purchased of my
fathers Croasdale-the stock and fixtures
of the store at the th-East corner of
Orange ahd Second streets, and laid in a
large and very fine assortment OF DRY
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, GLOVES, HO.
SIERY, AND FINE WooLLEN KNIT
GOODS, suitable for Winter wear l ask
from my friends and the public, an eXami-
nation Of my stock.
purpose conducting the business with re-
newed energy upon the basis of quick cash
sales and small profits, and on these grounds
ask of the public generous share OF their
patronage. WM. T. CRoAsDALE.
November gath, 1865.
TRUssEs, supporters and braces, supplied
bV H. BRINGHuRsT u Co.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
A RECIPE FOR CoUHTERFEITING FOREIGN
PERFUMES Take several gross of spurious
labels, a quantity of bad spirits and coarse
essential oils; mix and bottle the latter artl-
cles, and paste the former on the walls Then
sell the stuff (and the public) if you can
But YOU can't do much in that way while
Phalon's might Blooming. Cereus' has thG
command of every domestic market Sold
everywhere.
DR. JAYHE's FAMILY MEDICINES sold
wholesale or retail, by
+. BRINeHuRsT & Co.,
Sixth and Market
Universal CLOTHES WRINeER-W We
invite our readers to call at the store of j. A.
Robinson & Co., S. f. corner Of Second and
Market Streets, and examine the Universal
Clothes Wringer. 1t is washer, wringel
and atarcher combined selfadiusting and
adjustable. 1t is the only Wringer with the
Patent Cog-Wheel Regulator, for turning
both rolls together, and which positively
prevents the rolls from breaking or twisting
ON the shaft 1t is not only n perfect Wrin
l,,A4 4l.n xtybnalo Uivp II a mower Wllrl
renders il most excellent washer, pressing
and separating as it does, the dirt with The
water from the clothes, leaving them dryer
whittier and smoother, than when wrung by
hand. The water can be pressed from larg'
and small articles, easier, quicker and NOR
thoroughly, than by the ordinary, old-fash
ioned backbreaking, wrist strainng an'
clothes destroying process. 1t greatly reduc
the hours of work on washing day, as wei
as the amount of labor. Wherever il ha
been used II has given universal satisfaction
No housekeeper should be without it.
nov21-3mOs
LuBIN's EXTRACTS, Toilet Powder, &c.
At T., BRINGHURsT & Co.'S,
Sixth and Market.
CoAI. AT A REDUCED PRIcE.-George W
Bush now offers Locust Mountain, Stove an
Egg Coal at $12 per ton, of 2240 lbs. Nut 4
8ii, carefully screened before being deliver
ed. Also on hand, Hickory, Oak and Pin
Wood. Orders promptly attended to.
THE HARMONY BAND, ofWilmngton, Del
is still open for engagements for Brass an
String Music, for Parades, Seranades, EI
eursions and Balls. Apply to
JoHN WORTH,
No. 42S East Seventh Street, or TO
JoHN b. RITcuIE,
OctB1-1m No. East Second Street
PATENT SAsH-HoLDER.--M Watt
Crawford, plumbers and gas-fitters, No. &C
Orange street, Wilmington, Del, are agen
for the sale Of W. Conner's Patent Windo
Sash Holder, an excellent article for tn
purpose II will be sold at low prices. Ca
penters and others are invited to call an
examine il. oct31 limo.
WILMINGTON LAUNDRY, No. 8 West GT
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
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