Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-17
loITY pIATTERa.

ing Just the person for gentlemen to get to
make their garments.
JOHN MoLEAR g Son, 6O7 Market street,
have for sale Delaware State Bonds, Della
ware Hail Road Stock, Bank of Wilmington
and Brandywine, and Farmers Bank Stock.
Also, desirable lot Of Wilmington City
Loan.
EhPTYINa THE PRIaoNs.--The varioua
military prisons throughout the United States
are being cleared out as rapidly 40 possible,
by direction of the War Department. With.
in tho past week over fifty enlisted men, con.
Victed by court-martial upon various charges
and sentenced to imprisonment, have been
released and mustered out of the SERVICE
The people Of this city have mustered James
Parker-proprietor of the Excelsior Hair
Dressing and Bathing Saloon, No. II East
Third Street - into their service, and re.
solved that his saloon shall continue to be
the great resort of all who desire TO have
anything done In his line of business, at
short notice and in the best style.
JOHN MoLBAR & SON, have for sale, U. 8.
1909, 5.20's, 10.40'a, at market rates. They
buy and sell all kinds Of Government securi.
ties. Drafts on England, ireland and Ger,
many, constantly on hand.
RELIGIOUS MEETING Tho Rev. Jas. Shrig.
ley, Of Philadelphia, formerly Pastor Of the
Univarsalist Church In Baltimore, will preach
In the Odd Fellows' Hall In this city. on
Sunday morning, November 20, at half-past
ten O'Clock. nov17-2t
THE CHOLERA.
In addition to the long list of accidents,
casualties and deaths by disease, which fol
months past, we haYe noted 80 frequently
In ma mill Afa,b
have to record the rsVages OF this deadly
epidemic, the Asiatic Cholera. At last Il
has reached our quarantine 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. Aftcr efforts towards pre-.
ventlon, come measures for the amelioration
Of the sad effects of these evils. Some ef.
fsctiye means Of insuring against such sad
results 10 the great desideratum.
This is most certainly found in the safe
and reliable Life Insurance Companies OF
Company, of Hartford, Conn, Is one of the
most liableinstltutions in the United States
no company offers more favorable induce.
ments consistent with security to the as
sured. The following correspondence fully
attests the honorable character and perfect
reliability of the company, and the prompt.
tude with which claims upon them are liquI.
dated
HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 2, 1866.
q. II. BRuaH, Esq, Manager,
DEAR SIR:-
Your favor of S1st 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 tho claim. In so doing, you
will deduct tho premium note given for one.
half the premium, and draw on US at sight
for the balance. With kind regards,
remain, yours truly,
4. o. ENOERs, Secretary.
In January, 1884, tho Philadelphia Branch
0flico of the Etna Life Insurance Company
No. 400 Chestnut street, @. II. Brush, Mana
ger, issued policy for $4,000, through John
Scott agent, upon the life Of prominent
citizen, Jesper Harding, Esq.
On the31stday of August, 1885, proofs Of the
death OF the said party were received at the
Philadelphia office. On the 4th day OF Sep
tember, 1866, letter was received from the
Company, above given, which is the fourth
csse lately occurred in the city, In which
beAu OOlhpauJ uAa pAOnlptiJ palu lts Slhiul'
before due, and as soon as proofs were re
ceived and examined, which is the usus
course this Company pursues. Agents and
policy holders will be pleased to notice thu
continued success and promptness Of thil
Company, and renew their zeal In Its behalf
c. H. Brush, Manager,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4th, 1855.
@. H. Brush, Manager Philadelphia Branel
Ena Life Insurance Company, 400 CheS
nut Street
DRAR Sm:-
Permit me to express IN!
entire satisfaction for the prompt payment Il
my sisters, by the Ena Life Insurance Com
pany, Of Five Thousand Dollars, Insured b,
your Company upon the life Of my father
Jesper Harding, notice of whose death
WM W. HARDING.
Agent foI Etna Life Insurance Co.,
JAMES WooLLKY,
No. 4 East Sixth Street,
Wilmington, Del.
TIE HARMONY BAND, of wilmington, Del.
IS still open for engagements for Brass ant
String Music, for Parades, Seranades, EK
curslons and Balls. Apply to
john WORTH,
No. 499 East Seventh Street, or to
JOHN B. RIToHIE,
oct81.lm No. East Second Street.
SELLING OFF TO QUIT BUSINESS. s.-Crock
cry and toy store, N. W. corner Of Sd AM
Shipley Sts., Wilmington, Del. China an!
glass ware, vases, fancy articles, dolls, doll
heads, bodies and arms, ornaments 70
''what.nots" and mantel-pieces, gifts suita
BILE for Christmas can DO bought very loy
and laid away.
JOHN McMAKIE, China Store,
N. W. cor. 3D. and Shipley Sts.,
Wilmington, Del.
PATENT SASH sH-HoLpER.-Messrs Watt
Crawford, plumbers and gas-fitters, No. 90
Orange street, Wilmington, Del, are agent
4 for the sale of w. Conner's Patent WindoN
Sash Holder, an excellent article for tina
purpose. II will be sold at low prices. Cai
penters and others are invited to.call an
examine it. octSl-lmo.
WILMINGTON LAUNDRY, No Q WEST eT
ST., 01fee, No. 5l7 Market st., JOHN {
Cole, Agent.
Fine Shirts, each
Under or Night Shirts, each
Drawers, each
Collars, each
Neck Ties, each
Handkerchiefs, each
Half Hose, pair
Wristbands, pair
Coat, 20to .
Vest, toto 2
Pants, 16to
Waists, SOTO Z
Dresses, so to &C
Skirts, cote
All other articles in proportion. oct97tf
BusH's STEAM FREIGHT AND ExPRBt
LIEE.-The subscriber having connected a
Express Department with his freightin
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