Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-31

BUSINESS MAT TIERS.


R@- Last week we made very important
mistake in stating that William G.. Lowe had
purchased a large quantity of ready-made
clothing which he was disposing Of The facts
of the case are, Mr.. Lowe purchased large
quantity of materials, such as cloths, cassimers
and yestings, which he makes up himself, and
disposes of very cheap. We want it distinctly
understood, that the above named gentleman
cuts and makes his own work. -
H6y- Messrs. woolman 4 Sullivan, Ship and
Blacksmiths, Orange between Front and Second
streets, have extensively enlarged their facill-
ties for doing all kinds of work in their line of
businessi they make ship spikes, chains, cables,
screws, bolts, steel cultivator teeth, &c. They
do all kinds of wheel-wrighting; make light
and Germantown Wagons, sleighs, market
dearborns; EXPRESS lumber log and road wag-
CONS, and in fact every thing that appertains
TO the Blacksmith and wheelright shop. These
gentlemen are good mechanics, and will do
your work well.
HaS- Richard Booth, No. 8 East Second
street, manufactures and vends segars of every
brand and tobacco Of the first quality. Mr..
Booth is practical segar maker and manufac-
lures his own work. He has, at present, on
hand, lot of fine Cuban tobacco which Is be-
ing prepared for the market. The proof of the
pudding is in tasting the article. Give his Sc
gars and tobacco trial.
s@- We would call the attention Of the
public to the card of William Silver, Jr., JUS
tice Of the Peace, Conveyancer and General
Agent, No. ana Shipley street. Mr.. Silver needs
no recommendation from va as a business man
and careful agent he is known everywhere, and
those having business TO transact will do well
| to give him a call.
ga8- Postponed Sale. of Real Estate. The
real estate of Alexander Porter ESQ., deceased,
will be sold on Wednesday, January the 10th,
| 1860, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at the Hotel of Chas.
| NJ. Almond. All the properties described in
| the advertisement are valuable and should de-
mand ready sale.
has- John Fighter keeps the Hotel situated in
King between 18th and i4th streets. Mr..
Fighter has fine stabling and yard, where he
can accommodate any quantity of horses His
house is situated in Eeighborhood where the
countrymen coming 10 town will find ready
place TO put up where man and beast are car
| ed for in the best manner.
Has- George Keller, at the westerly end of
the Fourth, and easterly end of the Second
Street Markets, has always on hand good
supply Of fsh-both winter and summer. Mr..
heller IS very clever dealer, and has built up
q prosperous business. You will find him
gentlemanly and obliging.
Re&" The Democratic Social Gymnastic As
ISOLATION, Of this city, will give grand ball at
the Central Hall, on Monday evening, Jan. I'd
There has been very large number of tickets
sold for this ball, and no doubt but there will
be quite pleasant time.
sss- Henry Haar No. ne Market street, has
opened shooting gallery, where those wish
ing topractice this art can have anopportunity
of doing so. Instruction in the art of shooting
will be given gratis.
Asss~ Joshua Simms and Samuel G. Logan
have associated themselves together, and have
established themselves at No. 6ls Market
Street, whore they will attend to all matters
appertaining to the law See card.
nks- Thomas Donneliy, at the corner Of
Eleventh and French streets, keeps on hand an
excellent assortment of teas, cotfees sugars,
spices, and every thing sppertaining to com
plete Grocery Store. Give him a call
Weather.-The weather has been exceedingly
cold for the last two or three days-snow fall
ling to the depth of six inches. On Thursday
evening the sleighing was passibly good