Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19
BUSINESS MATT RS.


BsBs We were shown patent sclf-actint
coal sitter ut the store of j. G. Brown Il Co.
No. 2O2 Market Street. the other day, that ex'
cclled everything of the kind we have ever
witnessed. II is an ornamental cylinder that
can be placed in your parlor and not be con-
sidercd nuisance. All you have to do is to
take the coal and ashes out of the stove and
throw il into the sitter and then take out the
box and find the coal very nicely divided from
the ashes. 1t makes no dust or dirt of any
kind. To persons who have to depend on girls
to riddle their ashes, this is n great invention.
All you have to do to accomplish the work is
to throw the ashes aud cinders into the ma
chine and they divide themselves, making the
cnders and coal perfectly clean. Call and see
for yourselves.
| nsiS" George S. llagany, at the corner of Sec
ond and Shplcy Streets, keeps splendid as
sortment Of ready made boots and shoes, Mr.,
II. also manufactures both ladies aud gentle
mems boots, CATERS and shoes of the most
fashionable kind, and at the shortest notice.
We have been buying our boots &c, Mt Mr..
llagany's for the last seven or eight years and
we are free to say that we have always found
satisfaction at his place of business. Go to
him and see if he does not sell cheap and good
articles
Beyn The Wilmington Institute have pro-
cured the services of DIR. Boynton, who will
lecture this evening, and Monday, Tuesday, and
Thursday evenings at the Odd Fellows HALL
Subject GEOLOGY and the Natural History of
Creation. To those who have never heard DR..
Boynton lecture, we would say that his dis
courses arc the most entertaining that we have
ever listened to; and we know of no man who
can impart more information than he can in one
evening. Take your wives and attend the lee
ture.
Bs9ys William G. Lowe still keeps very large
assortment of ready-made Clothing at his store,
No. l6l Market street. He also has very
large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
which he makes up at the shortest notice and
in the very best manner. Mr. Loweis too well
known in this community TO need passing
notice from us; therefore, those who have ever
dealt with him once will know how to appre-
cate his business qualities. Give him trial.
Day~ Charles G.. Weldin is driving ahead in
the Lottery business, at his ever lucky office,
ut the corner of Third and Market Streets. Mr..
Weldin is well known to the ticket buying por-
ton of the community as man of business,
and one who will sell you as many prizes for
the money as any dealer living. Give him
trial
nay Robert Taylor, at the corner of Fifth
and Tatnal Streets is still in the cake, bread
and candy business. Mr.. Taylor delivers his
goods all over the country for thirty miles
round, free of any extra charge. As business
man Mr.. Taylor is obliging and sells on the
very best terms
ne{s~ LOTUS Sykes, No. 205 Lombard street.
keeps an excellent assortment of Groceries,
which he dsposcs of on reasonable terms and
at prices to suit the times. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Sykes are very accommodating in their manner
of doing business, and those who once deal
with them will never regret it.
RsSyn Farrow 4 Edwards have commenced
the manufacture of Tobacco and Segars, ut
No. Goa Market Street These are enterprisng
young mcn-both practical workmcn, and
should he patronized literally.
ne,ya Charles Edwards will sell at private
sale the Bulls Head Tavern, on Fourth Street,
between Shplcy and Orange. Application for
terms must be made to Mr.. Edwards at the old
Buck Tavern stand on the Eennett Pike.