Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-07


Ns- G. w. Johnson, Ambrotype artist, No.
302 Market street, over Smytls china store,
formerly occupied by Lummis, is prepared to
take as good pictures as can be procured else
where. Mr.. Johnson is a superior artist, of
long experience and successful operator.
See advertisement.
G8- B. T. Cox, Photographic Artist, No.
3l5 Market street, (four doors below fourth)
advertises to take Photographic pictures in
superior style. He pays particular attention
to family groups and children. Mr.. Cox is a
practical man and has considerable experience
in his business. Tfy his pctures-they are
| faithful c0unterfeits OF the human counte-
nance.
gaS- Robert D. Hicks advertises the manu-
faeture of soap and candles at the old stand
at the corner of Third and Orange streets. II
is needless to say anything in favor of this
establishment. In other words il is one of
the fixtures of Wilmington, and is patronized
by every body. See his advertisement in
another columnl
1ss- John v. Christy still continues to man
ufacture and vend Segars at No. 2 East Second
Street. He keeps ON hand good assortmert
| of Tobacco which he disposes of on reasonable
terms. Mr.. Christy is an agreeable and ae-
commodating gentleman. Go and examine
| his stock of goods.
ms- Daniel Hulley at the corner of Sixth
and Shipley streets, as usual keeps on hand
great variety of New and Secondhand Fur
niture. Mr.. Hulley has grown old at his bus
mess, and in all his transactions gives salts
faction.
Gas- Charles M. Almond, the gentlemanly
proprietor of the Indian Queen Hotel, is as
accommodating as usual at the corner of Fifth
and Market streets. His house is of the first
class, and strangers from abroad will find
every convenience there.
@ss- Charles Stewart, Wheelright, at the
| cornerof Front and jefferson streets is driving
a thrifty business at his vocation. Mr.. Stew
art is good mechanic, and If perseverance
and energy have anything to do with prosper
| ing he will be successful.
EB- William H. Chadwick is the gentle
manly proprietor of the Fountain House, sit
uate ON Fourth street between Orange and
Tatnall. This tavern is in central part of
our city and no doubt will do thriving bust
| ness.
Gss- Jacob Barr, practicable Segar maker,
has bought out Mr.. Glenn at the corner of
Front and Shipley streets, and commenced
Il the manufacture of Segars, and the sale of
tobacco in every shape and fashion. We
have known Mr.. Barr for life time and make
no hesitation in recommending him to the
public.
| gss- John H. Stidham, Grocer, at the cor
| ner of Second and Walnut streets is doing a
thriving business in Sugars Coffees, Molasses,
| Spices and every species OF groceries. Mr..
Stidham is too well known in this community
to need any recommendation from us. Only
go and judge for yourselves.
| NaS- Job Robinson keeps a good and sub
stantial Eating House at the corner of Front
and King streets. Mr. Robinson has some ex-
| perience in the restaurant business and enjoys
a world wide reputation as a caterer to the
public taste.
| MS Phlema Chandler still continues the
| Carpentering business in Shipley street, be-
tween seventh and eighth. Mr.. Chandler is a
good mechanic, takes his contracts low and
gives general satisfaction.
Mss- John Burnett No, 1876 Orange street is
doing an excellent business in his line OF bus
| mess. Mr.. Burnett has built some OF the
very best houses in New Castle county, and
as stone mason has no superiors We need
not recommend his mechanicism, for his mon
uments are all around us.
Ms- Thomas D. Gibson, at the Swan Ho-
tel, in Fourth, between Market and Shipley
Streets has every accommodation that is to
| be found at a house of Public Entertainment.
| Mr.. Gibsonis an accommodating Landlord and
one who takes well with the people,
| GaB~ Good Tobacco and Segars may be pur-
chased of Henry Robinson at the corner of
/ Fourth and Market streets. This is an old
stand, where the people have been congrega-
ting for years, and the quality of the goods
/ have been tested so often, that we need not
| say one word of recommendation. The proof
of the matter will be in using the tobacco-go
and test the articles.
gss- Francis Kelly, No. % Market street. is
one of our successful wholesale and retail Lii
quor dealers. He keeps an. excellent assort-
ment of wines and liquors, which he sells on
accommodating terms. Give him a call.
ms- William Sweeny Grocer and Liquor
merchant in Baandywine Village continues to
sell at reduced prices everything in his line
of business such as Imported Wines, Bran
dies, Gins, and Jamaica Spirits, as well as all
kinds of Scotch and Irish WHISTLES. He keeps
| good assortment of Monongahela, Allegheny
| and Bourbon whiskies, together with the very
best double rectifed whiskey in the country.
| All of which he will sell at Philadelphia pri-
ces. He keeps good assortment of all kinds
of Groceries, which he will sell on accommo-
dating terms or exchange for country produce.
Give Mr.. Sweeny call and try the virtue of
| his goods
Gss- Benjamin Nields, Rsqr., has taken the
office formerly occupied by Daniel NJ. Bates
Rsqr., Lewis Building, where he will prose-
cute the practice of the law in the future.
Mr.. Nields is young man OF integrity and
perseverance, and will manage any business
entrusted to him with promptness and fidelity.
as- Henry Bleyer is still actively engaged
in the manufacture of all kinds of Basket
work in Front street between Tatnall and
West Mr.. Bleyer is an excellent mechanic,
prompt in his engagements and one who will
give satisfaction to his numerous customers.
Aas- Christian Messick continues to sell SUI
CARS, Coffees, Teas, Molasses, Oils, Rice, Cheese
Mackeral, Shad, Ground and fine Salt, and in
fact, every thing that can be purchased in
grocery and provision store He also keeps
on hand Butter and Eggs fresh from the coun-
try at his old stand at the corner of Fourth
and Walnut streets.
NsB- Philip G. Plunkett No. 800 Market
street, has very fine assortment of Imported
Wines and Liquors also any quantity of
Whiskies, &C., which he will sell on terms to
suit purchasers. Call and examine his stock
of Liquors and determine for yourselves.
azB- Vincent G. Gilpin has opened his old
stand at the corner of 10th and Market streets
again where he will keep on hand every thing
In +la Grooarv and proyision line. We know