Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-07
CITY MATTERS.


No. ~. Proverbs for the People. Life
IL haJ spent before we know ghdt il is."
How true Is this maxim, aud yet tho million
do not know it. We form vicious habits because
at the moment they give pleasure. not anticipate
ing that eventually they will bile like the SER
pent and sting like the adder" Be wise In time
Bat IT you imbibed too much Of the cup of plea
sure and gratihoatiNn of vicious indulgenees
aud the essential organs have become weakened,
try RoMAINR's CRIMEAN BlTrERs, tho only com-
pound which has met with the approval of the
U. Army Surgeons and Physicians who have
become acquainted with their merits--very
pleasant to the taste. See advertisement. Sold
by Druggists and Family Grocers.
TUE RESULT OF THE GREAT TRIAL.-A dis
patch from Washington states that there is rea.
son to believe that fna action has been taken
by the Executive on the findings aud sentences
relative 10 the couspirators aud that the result
will coon be promulgated. II any Of our gentle
men readers are in want Of cothing, aud will
call on j. Muhlhausen, No. 4l6 King street,
In this city, they will find that his stock Of sea-
sonabe goods is quite large. aud very hand
some aud besides, that he makes clothing in
the most fashionable styles, and at the Low cat
prices.
NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND BRAN
DTWiNR.-A few shares Of this stock, which has
just psid dividend Of eight per cent. for six
months, for sale by John MoLear & Son, No.
6Ol Market street.
They have also some Farmers Baak stock for
sale, which is now paying its stockholders diyi-
dends at the rate of eight per cent. per annum.
H-THrRTIEs.-Sales of 1905 amount to
from o to 500, 900, 900 per week, which is large
increase in the sales. The sale in this city is
again on the increase. Persons arc beginning
IN nnU n r.
and Market sts., Especial agents for jay Cooke
in this city,) to secure some of the LOnn before
II ia all subscribed for they keep the notes of
all sizes on hand ready for delivery at the time
of subscription.
THR ELEGANT FURNITURE to be sold at the
late residence of David c. Wilson, ESQ, de-
ceased, on the llth inst, can be examined on
the day previous TO the sale, from nine to twelve
O'clock A. NJ, and from two to five O'Clock.
r. NJ.
W. H. NAFF, Auctioneer.
SALES OF SEvEN-THIRTIRs are gradually in
oreasing, the average now being nearly or quite
three millions per day We look for much
greater increase as soon as the stock now 10 the
hands Of the Secretary OF the Treasury is some
what further diminished 1t is given out very
auihori,atively that this series is the last loan
the public will get ut 80 high rate Of interest
| SVAh hCbedI o. oOut No Out mufkst street, have
supply as usual for immediate delivery.
CHEAP FARMS FOR SALR.-We are informed of
several cheap farms for sale near Oreton, at the
Iron Ore Beds, to be Depot on the Rail Road
already graded, and expected to be finished
this summer, between Milford and Georgetown
Prices from $40 to $40 per acre Fur descriD.
uooi address, Ia. q. LOCKWOOD,
June 27-tf. Wiiming,or
-suEDowE HATs.-A new lot at reduced
prices. WApRtYaTov
June 27-tf.
PAYMENT OF TAxES--The Understand Re-
ceiVer Of Taxes for the City of Wilmington, will
be at the City Hall on aud after the 6rst dav
of July, 1865, between the hours Of and u
IN the morning, and from 2 to 7 in the after
noon' for the purpose of receiving taxes. A
deduction Of five per cent. is made on all taxes
paid in July. All paid in August, and up to the
day Of election the face of the bill must be
paid, and after that date Eve per cent. will be
added to the bill. Bankable funds only received
in the payment Of Taxes.
D. II. TITUS.
jeSO-2m Receiver Of Taxes.