Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
DON'T FORGET
Meagher's Lecture
TONIGHT,
AT THE CITY HALL.
BUSINESS MATTERS.

Ras- Daniel B. Woodward, of the City Hall
Refractory, is driving good business in the
oyster and game trade. He has on hand tho
old fashioned Cream Beer, which he serves up
in pewter mugs. He keeps, also, all kinds of
malt liquors, of the very best quality on draught
lie pays particular attention to procuring good
segars and tobacco. Families served with
oysters or game at their houses, ut short notice.
The Major is too well known in this communi-
ty to require passing notice of recommended
ton from US; but as this is Christmas times,
and there is something new always at his Re-
fectory, il would he well for Wilmingtonians to
drop in and see what he has.
Bs5- j. Scott & Co., Importers and Manufac-
turers of Cigars and Tobacco, No. Ala Market
Street, keep constantly on hand all kinds of
tobacco, manufactured and rough, They pay
particular attention to chewing and smoking
tobacco. Mr.. McLain, who superntends the
establishment is an excellent judge of all
kinds of tobacco and is well qualified to pur-
chase and keep on hand a good article. Deal
ers from the country will do well to give them
call before purchasing elsewhere, as thoy
sell on terms that cannot fail to accommodate
EsS" j. Jeanes, Photographic Ambrotype,
and Melainotypic artist, No. Ais Market Street
between Fourth and Fifth Streets, is taking
pictures of very superior order. Mr.. Jeanes
has complete apparatus for taking the above
kinds of pictures, and by giving his whole at
tention to the business himself he is winning
patronage that will vie with any artist in the
country. Persons wishing perfect pictures
during the holidays will do well to call at his
rooms and examine his specimens.
gsSn Western Hotel, Allen j. Lemon, Land
lord. Mr.. j. S. Walters having sold out his
interest in this popular Hotel, Allen j. Lemon
and lady, have assumed the management of
the concern. Mr.. Lemon is well known to
Wimingtonians as popular caterer for the
public taste, and one well qualified to take
charge Of first class Hotel. Our friends
from the country, when they visit Wilmington,
will always find an excellent place to put up
Mt the Western Hotel.
Bey- William H. Chadwick, of the Fountain
Hotel, having returned from Europe, has
brought with him some valuable Horse and
Cattle medicines of II superior kind, which he
will dispose Of at his store in Fourth street,o
posite the City Spring. lie keeps also on
hand n choice selection of wines and all kinds
Of liquors.
Bsas" Joseph W. Day, bought No. 8, of the
lots late the property of DR.. Geo Stevenson
deceased, on Market Street, ut the sale adver-
tised for Wednesday, at $2ss7 per foot, $685.
s8. The other lots were withdrawn. The
three lots north of Twelfth street had been
previously sold at private sale, and were not
offered
B6S- Samuel G. Logan and Joshua Simu.s
have associated themselves together for the
purpose of practicing their profession-the
law. They have taken an Office in the Lewis
Building Market Street, between Sixth and
Seventh Streets, where, hereafter, they may be
consulted on all matters appertaining to law.
Bas- Daniel NJ Bates, Esq, sold the Nebeker
property, containing l0l acres, situated near
Stanton in Mill Creek Hundred, at public sale,
on Tuesday last, to John Holland, for $4,000.
He also sold four frame dwellings and store in
Stanton, to B. W. Dickey for $500.
BkS- 1t is Christmas times at Owens popu-
lar restaurant on Delaware Avenue, between
Orange and Tatnall streets. Everything in the
eating line, on top of the EARTH is to be found
there Give him call
Bf5s~ The young men from Riddles Banks
intend giving grand Ball at the Farmers and
Droyers Inn, Jacob Stanhope, proprietor, on
Friday evening, Dec. 80. A good time ia an
ticipated,
Rag Lemon & Co., No. 223 Market Street,
have all kinds of fine and common candies
suitable to Christmas times. See advertise
ment.
Be5~ Thomas Francis Meaghcr will deliver |
lecture before the Carroll Institute, this |
Saturday evening" at the City Hall, Subject |
Jonathan Swift, Dean of st. Patrieks."
DEay- Rev. X. A. Patterson, of New York, |
will preach in the Second Baptist Church. on |
Sabbath next, at l09 n. m, and o'clock, p. m.