Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-24

g53- NoTIcE. - Having purchased of my
lather-S. CrOasdale-the stock and fixtures
of the store at the North East corner OF
Orange and Second streets, and laid in II
large and very fine assortment of DRY
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, GLOVES, HO-
SIERY, AND FINE WOOLLEN KNIT
GOODS, suitable for Winter wear, ask
from my friends and the public, an exami-
nation of my stock
purpose conducting the business with re-
ncwed energy upon the basis of quick cash
sales and small profits, and on these grounds
ask of the public generous share of their
patronage WIN. L. CRoAsDALE.
November gath, 1865.
Ss~John McLear & Son, No. 6O7 Market
street, invite the attention of parties having
money to invest or wishing to dispose OF any
stocks or bonds, to their facilities for buying
or selling in the best markets of the country.
Their correspondents stand in the front rank
of the business men of their respective cities,
and persons employing them may rely upon
having their business transacted with the
most careful regard for their interests. All
kinds of gov ernment securities bought and
sold.
B6S-A New SENSATION IN FRANcE.-A
Paris telegram says, that according to the
II independence Belge, Admiral Farragut is on
Il tour OF visits to several of the French
ocean war harbors. That paper intimates
that there is trouble brewing. This is all
news to the Americans, but il is nothing new
or strange to the citizens of Wilmington,
That the very best Hair Dressing Saloon in
the city is that of James Parker, No. II Il.
Third street, where everything is done in
good style.
AEly" SURRENDERED. - The rebel pirate
Shenandoah arrived in the Mersey on the 9th
inst, and surrendered to the guard-ship,
Donegdi She is now in the hands of the
British authorities. j. II. Aluhlhausen, Aler-
chant Tailor, No. 415 King street, is now in
the hands of those gentlemen who like their
clothing made in the most fashionable styles,
from good material, and at reasonable prices
And we would advise those of our readers,
who have not yet got their Winter clothing,
to call and examine his superior stock ol
goods, before purchasing elsewhere.
HAND MmRoRs, all sizes, at
H. BRINGHuRsT IL Co.'S,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, FRANCE,
, AND GERMANY, drawn by the old and well
known Banking House of DreXcl d Co.,
Philadelphia. We are prepared to furnish
drafts as above, at the same rates as charged
by DreNel " Co.
r. r. ROBINSON u Co.,
Fourth and Market Streets.
TRussEs, supporters and braces supplied
/ by f. BRINGHURsT " Co.,
, Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
A RECIPE FOR CoUNTERFEITING FOREIGN
2 PERFuMEs.-T several gross of spurious
/ labels, quantity of bad spirits and coarse
essential oils; mix and bottle the latter arti-
ces, 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
r Phal0n's ''Night Blooming Cereusn has the
command of every domestic market. Sold
everywhere.
DIR. JAYNE's FAMILY MEDICINES sold
wholesale or retail, by
r L. BRNGnURsT & Co,
= Sixth and Market
y TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.-
. invite our readers to call at the store of J. A.
s. Robinson ~ Co., S. Il. corner of Second and
- Market Streets, and examine the Universal
Clothes Wringer. It is Il washer, wringel
Z and starcher combined, selfadiusting and
II adjustable 1t is the only Wringer with the
Il Patent Cog Wheel Regulator, for turning
q both rolls together, and which positively
prevents the rolls from breaking or twisting
u on the shaft. 1t is not only a perfect Wlin
1t ger, but the cog-wheels give it Il power whicl
Il renders il n most excellent washer, pressing
u and separating as it does, the dirt with thu
water from the clothes, leaving them dryer
y whittier and smoother, than when wrung by
hand. The water can be pressed from large
- and small articles, easier, quicker and NOR
thoroughly, than by the ordinary, old-iash
?, ioned back breaking, wrist straining ant
1i clothes destroying process. II greatly reduc
d the hours of work on washing day, as wei
d as the amount of labor, Wherever it ha
been used il has given universal satisfaction
% No housekeeper should be without it.
g, noy21-3mos
Is LUBtN's EXTRACTS, Toilet Powder, SC.
ic at i. BRINGHURsT & Co.'S,
y Sixth and Market.
d Coal AT A REDUCED PRIcE.-George W
1t Bush now offers Locust Mountain, Stove an
Egg Coal at $12 per ton, of 224O lbs. Nut a
~ $l1, carefully screened before being deliver
- cd. Also on hand Hickory, Oak and Pin
IL Wood. Orders promptly attended to.
y THE HARMONY BAND, ofWilmngton, Del
10 IS still open for engagements for Brass an
y String Music for Parades Seranadcs, ES
le cursions and Balls. Apply to
ye JOHN Worm,
-. No 1923 East Seventh Street, or to
y JOHN B. RITcHIE,
is oct31-1m No. East Second Street.
4. PATENT SAsH-HoLDER.-AIes Watt ,
~ Crawford, plumbers and gas-fitters, No. 90
H. Orange street, Wilmington, Del, are agent
he for the sale of w. COnner's Patent Windol
,d Sash Holder, an excellent article for tina
-, purpose. 1t will be sold at low prices Cai
y" penters and others arc invited to call an
he examine IT, oct3t-1mo.
WILMINGTON LAUNDRY, No. @ WEST GT
IT. ST.. Office, No OH Market S., JonN {
ed Cole, Agent.
m. PRICE LIST,
us Fine Shirts, each
ey Under or Night Shirts, each
ed Drawers, each
n Collars, each
-. Neck Ties, each
VI Handkerchieis, each
Half Hose, pair
le- Wristbands, pair
90 Coat, 20 to
-, Vest, 10 to Z
"' Pants, 15t TO :
Waists, so TO Z
he Dresses, so to 2.(
nd Skirts, 90 to {
~, All other articles in proportion. oct27tf
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