Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
CITY MATTERS.

CITY MATTERS.
No. III. Proverbs for the People. "God
hath made man upright, dai they have sought om
many inventions
Very true and many quaokeries have emauated
from the brains Of artfll mon. Before foistine
their pernicious compounds on the public, why
did they not first submit them TO private trials
aud the severe tests Of the U. s. HospitalsY
This was the course adopted by the proprietors
Of RoMAiEE's CRiMEAs BIrTEns and their
reward was the unqualified appreciation Of the
Surgeon General, and Assistant U S Surgeons
Thus they have secured the public confidence, and
no one is afraid to buy them. They are, for Fever
and Ague, General Debility, Constipation, Cold
Extremites. Distress after Eating Palpitation
Of the Heart, Mental snd Bodily Prostration
aud q harmless stimulant precisely what the
trials proved them to be, well as the most
powerful tonic known. So the preparation is
an honest, upright invention, and blessings
follow its use. See advertisement. Sold by
Druggists and Family Grocers.
zoos, sEvEH TnIRrIEs-The Government is
selling through its agents. about three millions
(SS 900 00O) dollars per day. and the sales
seems TO be on the increase. They will all be
sold before the close Of the month Of July
Persons having money coming in, and not able
to get it before they are all sold. can make
arrangements with and secure the Loan for any
amount by calling on the subscription agents
for Delaware. r. R. Robinson & Co., corner of
Fourth and Market Wilmington. Del.
X. X. r. Co.. will asO receive compound
interest notes in payment for 1905 and allow a
premium on them.
PAYMENT OF TAxEs.-Tbe undersigned, Re-
ceiver Of Taxes for the City of Wilmington, will
be at the City Hall on aud after the first day
.lnlV. he fhn Q 4 y
in the morning, and from 2 to in the after,
| noon, for the purpose of receiving taxes.
deduction of five per cent is made on all taxes
paid ia July. All paid 10 August, and up to the
day of election the face Of the bill must be
paid aud after that date Eve per cent. will be
added to the bill Bankable funds only received
in the payment Of Taxes.
jeSO-2m Receiver Of Taxes
SEvEN-THIRTIEs,- John McLear & Son, No.
COZ Market Street, continue to receive sub
scriptious TO the third series of this valuable
security. The stock in the hands Of the general
agent, Jay Cooke, ESQ.,, is being rapidly depleted
BY the steady sales, which average about fifteen
millions per week. II would not be surprising
| II, when the amount is reduced below one hum
dred millions, the remainder should be all taken
up within few days. The abundance of money
favors this view. The wise will bear this in
mind.
TIE FoURTH or JULY.-The indications are
that the coming anniversary of American inde-
pendence will be celebrated at hundreds of places
throughout the North. This reminds US that
hundreds Of our citizens who like to have their
clothing made in fashionable aud satisfactory,
style, from material of the very best kind, en-
poy ]. II. Mnhlhausen, No. AIS King street
In this city. He is q perfect master of bis trade,
has excellent taste in the selection Of goods and
Is prompt in the execution Of work entrusted to
him.
NOTES.-The city passenger railway cars will
not ruu on their schedule time on the Fourth of
July, but there will be the same interval between
their trips. The small cars will run as usual
from r., W. and D. Depot. aud the large cars
gneuding the Excursion Carl from Fifth and
Market streets. The car to the "Rising Sum-"
will leave Delaware Avenue Depot every half
By order Ofthe President,
junet0-1t Secretary.
PUBLIC SALE OF OLD MATRaIAL.-A lot of
old material, belonging to the estate Of the late
Jesse Urmy, consisting Of old Machinery, Safe,
Cutting Boxes, Furniture, Models, &c, will be
sold at Public Sale, at the Auction Room of
Lewis W. Stdham, Fourth street, between King
and French, on Saturday, July LIST, 1865, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ.
=, EXCURSIONS TO PESEsaRovE- steamboat
union' Capt. Haycock, will make four excursion
.flpss to PennsgroVe, on the Fourth of July.
leaving French street wharf OF Z 80 and lOa
M, and 630 p IN. Returning will leave
fennsgrove at and ll,a0 a. IN. and A and 2 D.
m' Fare for the round trip 25 cents.
joan McLRAR Son, No. COZ Market street. !
pay the highest market price for the coupons Of
the U. S. SIS Of 81, due July lst.
COMPOUND INTEREST NorEs.-R R Rob;nson
q Co', corner of Fourth and Market sts,, are
buying the compound 9 per cent interest notes.
lot winch they ore paying a high premium.
cHEAP FARMS ron sALn.-ws are informed of
1eVeral cheap farms for sale near 0retou, at the
already graded, aud expected to be finished
ihls summer, between Milford aud Georeetown.
Prices from $40 to 500 per acre For descrlp.
''OI, I auo-ess' a1 H. G. LOCKWOOD,
'uue A'-u' Wilmington.
prices. W.rU,.oTo,' ,.nussu
June 27-tk "uAO"'
WAxTED.-A partner with a small cash onpital
in store on Market strest, with good bnspess
already built up. Que who can keep tho hooks
and attend to the iuauceering, preferred.
Address, cOnhdentially,
June 27-tf. p, q la- 5sa
sUMNtn HATs.-A small line of wide rim hats.
very suitable for country wear, at low prices
WARRIEoroR's,
I'll Market Street.
june 0tf
CHIEA, GLASS AND QUEREswARE SroRn.-
JOHN MoMAKIE, dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
QuEENswARE, N, W. CORNER OF THIRD AND
salPLEr STREETS, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
only one square west of Market street, invites
attention to his stock Of English and French
China, Fine and Common Crockery, Glassware.
GO, by the set or single piece Knives and
Forksj CastOrs, ETC.. and substantial white
Granite Ware, suitable for Hotels, Steamers and
Vessels. Call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere. June %, mos.
LADIES-You can fud full supply Of Hats
bonnets, Hoods, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces. Be-
n War