Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-21
CITY MATTERs.

notices Tuesdays and Fridays, advertisers in
formed that their fayors be handed in previous to
nino o'clock. A. NJ, on Mondays and Thursdaya.
CITY MATTERs.
JomN MoLEAR q Son have for sale Bank
of Wilmington and Brandywine Stock, Far
mers' Bank Stock, Wilmington City Loan,
Delaware State Bonds and Delaware Rail
road Bonds at market rates.
IIE1MBoLDs BucHu, Sarsaparilla, &c, at
Wholesale or retail, by
h. BRINGHURsT & Co,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, FRANCE,
ANp GERMANY, drawn by the old and well
known Banking House of Drexel & Co.,
Philadelphia We are prepared TO furnish
drafts rs above, at the same rates as charged
by DreX0l n Co.
II. r. ROBINSON & Co.,
Fourth and Market Streets.
TRussEs, supporters and braces, supplied
hv Il. BRNGHURsT IL Co,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
A RECIPE FOR COUNTERBEITGNG FOREIGN
PERFUMES. Take several gross of spurious
labels, quantity of bad spirits and coarse
essential oils; mix and bottle the latter arti-
tles. and paste the former on the yials. Then
sell the stuff (and the public) if you can
But YOU can't do much in that way while
phalon's "Night Blooming CereusN has the
command of every domestic market, Sold
everywhere.
AN assortment of Buffalo, India Rubber
and Ivory Combs, embracing cighty-tiye diff
lcrent styles, at
f. BRINGnuRsT Il Co.'S,
Sixth and Market
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
10 any one returning "A black cloth frOck
roat-with letters bearing address, Lieut..
c. B. Tanner, Washington, ID. C.-to DIR.
G. Harlan, No. 70S Market St., Wilmington;
the same having been lost ON the night Of
Saturday, the 18th inst, between ith and
Market Sts., Wilmington, and Centreyille,
Del, via Delaware Avenue, Kcnnett Pike
DIR. JAYNE's FAMILY MEDICINES sold
wholesale or retail, by
L. BRINGHuRsT II CO.,
Sixth and Market
u. s. 5.o0's AND 7-3Os.-Joln McLear &
Son, No. GOT Market Street, have for sale U.
S. Five-Twenies and Seven Thirtics at low
osl market prico. All kinds of Government
Loans bought and sold on commission.
HAND MIRRORS, all sizes, ut
II. BRINGHuRsT ~ Co.'S,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.-We
invite our readers to call at the store of j. A.
Robinson ~ Co., $. i. corner of Second and
Market Streets, and examine the Universal
Clothes Wringer II is washer, wringer
and starcher combined, selEadiusting and
adjustable Ii is the only Wringer with the
Patent Cog-Whcel Regulator, for turning
both rolls together, and which positively
prevents the rolls from breaking or twisting
On the shaft 1t is not only II perfect Wrin-
ger, but the cog-wheels give il u power which
renders il q most excellent washer, pressing
and separating as it does, the dirt with the
wafer from the clothes, leaving them dryer,
whittier and smoother, than when wrung by
hand The water can be pressed from large
and small articles, easier, quicker and more
thoroughly, than by the ordinary, old-iash-
ioned ck-breaking, wrist straining and
clothes destroying process II greatly reducs
the hours of work on washing day, as well
MS the amount of labor. Wherever il has
been used it has given universal satisfaction
No housekeeper should be without it.
nov91-3mos
LuBIN's EXTRACTS, Toilet Powder, &c.,
at i. BRINGHuRsT d Co.'S,
Sixth and Market.
THE GREAT MuToN1AN TABLEAuX OF
PARADISE LosT.--This wonderful exhibition,
which opens at Institute Hall, tomorrow night
for six days only, we Judge will take our citi-
zens by storm, producing probably greater
degree of excitement in amusement circles,
ihan any previous public entertainment that
has ever been given here, and we doubt II
Institute Hall can accommodate those who
will endcavor to gain admitanee. In regard
10 il, Prof Royce, OF Lafayette, writes the
g,tt,,,t;nr Cn,,inf IL does from IL scholar
OF such rare attainments, his communication
will be read with interest.
"Peoplc who love and admire the charms
and beauty of art, should not fail to attend
the exhibition of the TableauX of Millions
Paradise Lost. We have attended il and
must say II is the grandest achievement OF
Art. We entered the Hall not without mis-
givings, with the conviction that the sublimi.
ly of the subject puts il beyond the reach OF
she artist, and that the bcholder must OF
necessity remain unsatislied. But we must
confess we were agreeably disappointed
The artists have, accOrdingto our judgment,
made GOOD their claim to an almost Miltonian
fame and Immortality, through their artistic
execution of an ideal that seemed to us al
together unattanable. Language utterly
fails to convey proper idea of its magniii'
cence and subimity. II must be seen to be
appreciated. We would not have missed
the opportunity oil Witnessing IL lor Ten lllllcs
the price of admission, and we would urge
all who wish TO be delighted and witness d
really worthy exhibition, to visit ii at the first
opportunity. The American and English
presses are very free with their praise of tho
exhibition, and the people have paid it theil
compliments by visiting and re-visiting it,
1t is worthy The patronage OF the entir'
world, and a people must have very little
taste or culture, that can slight an opportunity
of enjoying an exhibition of such rare merit
PRoF. $. ROYCE.
CoAI. AT A REDUCED PRIcE.-George w
Bush now offers Locust Mountain, Stove anC
Egg Coal at $12 per ton, Of 224O lbs; Nut Il
Sii, carefully screened before being deliver
ed. Also on hand, Hickory, Oak and PIN
Wood. Orders promptly attended to.
THE HARMONY BAND wilmington, Del.
is still open for engagements for Brass an'
String Music, for Parades, Seranades, EX
cursons and Balls. Apply TO
JoHN WORTH,
No. 49S East Seventh Street, or TO
JONI b. RrTcHlE,
oct31-1m No. East Second Street.
PATENT SASH HOLDER. Watt !
Crawford, plumbers and gas-titters, No. 60
Orange street, Wilmington, Del, are agent
for the snle of w. Conners Patent WindON