Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-22
CITY pIATTERs.
Bey HoL1DAYsl

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best assortment of
PRESENTATION GooDs
ever offered to our people. Their purchases
have been carefully selected from the New
York and other markets, and many articles
will be sold at very much reduced rateS.-
Their stock comprises Ladies' Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, Port Folios, Writing Cases,
PHoToaRAPH ALBUMS, Ladies' and Gent
Satchels, Pearl Card Cases, Opera Glasses,
Ladies' and Gents Dressing Cases, Gold
Pens and Pencils, Juvenile Books, spen-
did stock of FINE GIFT Books, and an un-
usual variety of neio styles Of FIacy Statione-
ry and Goods. They confidently ask an early
examination of their stock.
BoUGnMAN, THOMAS & Co,
Successors to j. T. Hedld,)
421 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Bag-A SIGNIFICANT FAoT.-The fact that
the French Minister has lefl here for New
York, says a Washington dispatch to the
Philadelphia Bullotia, with the understand
ing that he will not return until he hears
from his Government, causes much comment
in diplomatic circles. The tone of Mr.. Sew
ards letter referring to recognizing Maxi.
miian's Government is said to be offensive.
1t is equally significant that the Excelsior
Bathing and Hair Dressing Saloon of James
Parker, No. II East Third Street in this city,
is just the place to go to take either warm
or cold bath, or to get a good easy shave,
have your hair cut or dressed, &c It the
great popular resort of the gentlemen OF
Wilmington.
Bggn Persons in want of furniture, shades,
blinds &c, should go TO Lewis F. Adair's,
309 Shipley Street, Wilmington, Del, before
purchasing elsewhere. lie has on hand
an assortment which he will sell cheap.
Old chairs and settees repainted and orna-
mented, old blinds repainted and trimmed
Furniture of every description repaired and
vanished. LEWIS +. ADAIR.
LB-7-30 Coupons paid by
r. r. ROBINSON & Co.,
Corner Fourth and Market Streets.
Bey- JoHN MoLEAR g. Son, No. COZ Mar
ket Street, buy and sell 7-30 Treasury Notes
of all series. Five-twenty bonds of 1862,
1864 and 1865. U. S. 6's of 'Sl, and all
other Government Securities. Stocks and
Loans of all kinds bought and sold on Com
mission. Farmers Bank Stock for sale-
! Also, few shares of Bank of Delaware
Stock
BE5aIf you want nice pair,of frosted oil
plain shades, or a nice pair of venetian blinds
go to Lewis f. Adair's, 800 Shipley Street
4 Wilmington, Del.
EB-CouPoNs due January 1st, 1866, and
Compound Interest Notes, 1864, bought by
r. r. ROBINSON & Co.
EFA MoNsTER.-Jamos Thompson shot
his step-mother, three of his half sisters ant
his half brother, at BrOoksyille, Georgia, OF
December 5. Three of these persons wert
instantly killed, one is thought to be NOR
tally wounded, and one will probably re
cover. The murderer has not been arrested n
last accounts. This fellow is a monster il
human shape. j. II. Muhlhausen, No. All
King street, invites the attention of gentle
men TO his large stock of cloths, cassimere
and vestng, which he is prepared to max,
up in the most fashionable style, at low
prices. Call and sec his goods.
B6TThe Eggs of Pharoah's Scrpents, a
Wholesale or retail, by
e. BRINGHURsT & Co.,
Sixth and Market
Ga- Delaware State and Delaware r. r
Bonds, for sale by
r. r. ROBINSON & Co.,
Corner of 4th and Market SITS.
nayU. s. 5-2O's, 1905, and all kinds o
Government Securities at lowest marke
rates. McLear S Son, COZ Market st.
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRrNGER-W
invite our readers to call at the store of J. A
Robinson & Co., S. f. corner of Second an,
Market Streets, and examine the Universe
Clothes Wringer. 1t is a washer, wringe
and starcher combined selfadjusting an,
adjustable. 1t is the only Wringer with tn
Patent Cog Wheel Regulator, for turning
both rolls together, and which positivel
prevents the rolls from breaking or twisting
on the shaft. 1t is not only perfect Wrin
ger, but the cog wheels give it a power whic
renders it most excellent washer, pressin
and separating as it does the dirt with tn
water from the clothes, leaving them dryer
+ whittier and smoother, than when wrung b
Z hand. The water can be pressed from larg
l and small articles easier, quicker and NOR
, thoroughly, than by the ordinary, old-fasl
= ioned back-breaking, wrist straining an
S clothes destroying process. Itgreatly reduC
S the hours of work on washing day, as we
: as the amount of labor. Wherever it hi
S been used it has given universal satisfaction
o No housekeeper should be without it.
Y nov21-3mos
ry U. S. 7-30 CoUPoNs, due Dec. 1jtl
will be paid at the office of Stapler & Woo
9 ston, D E. corner Fifth and Market SITS.
i WILMINGTON LAUNDRY, No. WEST CT
d ST., Office, No. OH Market 81, JOHN
$ COLE, Agent.
s PRICE LIST.