Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-24
BUSINESS MATTERS.

Rsg- William q. Lowe, merchant tailor, No
l6l Market street. above Front has purchased
at auction, an extensive assortment of ready
made winter clothing which he will will fit up
for his future clothing emporium. In order Ia
have as small stock of goods MS possible, ia
move, he will sell out his present stock at very
cheap rates. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
winter clothing will get bargains by calling Mt
Mr. Loves store. He makes all kinds of clo-
thing TO Order-haying an excellent cutter, he
is prepared TO execute customer work with
neatncss aud despatch. He keeps ON hand II
good assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and
vestngs, which the public is invited to call
and examine
Bay" The members of the Lower Brandywine
Presbyterian Church will hold grand fest-
WI, in the basement of their new ediiicc near
the site of the old Log meeting house, this
side of Centreyille, on Dec. 20. This will no
doubt be grand affair, us the ladies have un-
dertaken to manage the festival themsely and
we understand that great preparations are be-
ing made to have everything in style. The
proceeds oithe festivalare to be applied towards
finishing the church. AS this is II laudablc
object, il is to be hoped that their fullest an
ticipatons may lie realized. II will he hut n
pleasant ride from Wilmington, and we have
no doubt but many Of our citizens will avail
themselves of the opportunity to be present.
Ray" Robert Taylor, at the corner of Fifth
and Tatnall streets, manufactures candies,
cakes and bread, ON an extensive scale. He is
one of the oldest bakers in the city, and from
the new buildings he has erected. we would
Judge that he could made almost any quantity
OF CONNECTIONS, cakes, &c. lie delivers his
merchandise all through the State from wag-
ons and his customers are supplied at their
doors with his bread smoking hot. Retailers
from distance would do well to cnll on Mr..
Taylor before making their purchases.
my Cristian Krauch has fitted up Il Shoot
ing Gallery Mt his popular hotel, in King be-
tween Third and Fourth streets This is a
thing that has becn needed in this city. Here
toiore the useful art of shooting could not he
practced unless we go beyond the city limits !;
now an opportunity offers to those who would
be experts with the pistol TO crafty their de-
sres The pistols used are very pretty riied
barrclled ones, of Robert Wagners make.
Rs5~ A fair gotten up by the Union, Asbury
and Brandywinc Churches, for the benefit of
the latter is now being held at the City Hall.
They have lot of assorted and fancy goods
which will be sold only at the tables and at
public sale this evening at o'clock. Persons
wishing to patronize this laudahle object can
have an opportunity to exchange their articles.
Whoever purchases at this fair contributes to
the church. Let all hands be liberal
Rsa5- The Montgomery Guards will give n
grand ball on Friday evening, the 3Oth inst,
at the Central Hall. From the preparations
being made We would judge that merry
time will mark the epoch Of the ball of the
Guards. Over hundred tickets have already
been sold, and no doubt the remaining fifty will
be disposed of soon. Those who would like
TO attend this ball had better wait upon the
managers Immediately and procure ticket.
DaS- Superior Virginia Oysters may be had
at the City Hall Refractory. Also, the old-fash-
Toned Cream Beer served npewter mugs. Maj
Woodward has II nice lot of Terrapins on hand,
which he knows how to serve up in his pecu-
liar style. Give his oyst ,rs, beer and terra
pins trial, and see if they ARE not what we
represent them to be.
Christmas Services at st. Johns Church,
Brandywine Village: Early service with short
lecture Mt 81 A. NJ. full service with sermon
and Holy Communion Mt 100 \. NJ; afternoon
service with sermonat , p Nj evening service
with sermon at u p. NJ.
Hsls- The Social Democratic Gymnastic AS
sociation, of this city, will give a grand ball
at the Central Hall, on Monday evening, the
26th inst A large number of tickets have
been sold and preparations are being made
upon a large scale to make it n grand affair.
B@Sn William T. Barclay, Brandywinc Vii
lage, advcrtises II Steam Engine and Boiler for
sale on liberal terms. Persons in want of II
good engine, at small cost, will do well TO ex-
anime this one of Mr., Barclays before purcha-
sing.
BEaS" The Fircman's Silver Horn to he rallied
at the Orphans Fair next week. can be seen at
the music store Of Duffy X Miller, Market above
Seventh street. Persons wishing to examine
the horn can have an opportunity of doing SO
by calling at the above store.
Rev. \. A. Willitts of Philadelphia, will
lecture in Odessa, on the evening of the 10Th
of January, nrnximn Sulllect-"The Age, and
the Man for it,