Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
BUSIN ESS MATTERS.


Bass Can't cruelty him! .The Mayor has
fined Cheap John 500 for selling cheaper
goods than anybody else can afford to, in this
city. Notwithstanding this, the ladies are
thronging his place, and Cheap John is still at
his old stand, No. East Fourth Street
where may be found, as usual, the hest articles
at the cheapest rates. Ills store is the great
place of resort, and it is daily and nightly
thronged with purchasers in fact even the
pavement in front, is filed with customers. lie
sells everything in the housekeeping line at
such low prices us TO make them decided har-
gains. IT, you would save % per cent, go to
Cheap Johns, the Poor Mans friend.
Bay" Messrs. Plunkett offer at public sale
April Eth, at the United States Hotel in Water
street, the two tavern stands, the "United
States, situated NJ the corner Of French and
Water streets, and the Western situated at
the corner of Fourth and Orange streets. These
hotels are too well known to this community 10
need Il passing notice from us, but we have no
doubt that money invested in that kind Of
property will pay well at least experience
says so.
Bsssn Davy Ireland, in Fourth, between Mar
ket and Shipley streets, keeps excellent oysters,
which he dishes up in every style and at very
short notice. Mr.. Ireland has been located in
his present stand for many years, and has been
one of the most successful caterers for theruh-
lie taste in this community. We saw going
into his Restaurant yesterday, some of the very
largest oysters the Chesapeake can afford.
Great luxurating ut Dayys just now.
BEas- Volks Statuette of Judge Douglas may
be seen at the confectionery store of John Bod
dy, No. 22l Market street. This is figure
about two feet high which is u correct like
ness of the Judge. To the numerous friends
of Mr.. Douglas, we would say that this is It
very correct likeness of him and would make
an appropriate ornamant for n library or par
lor. As work of nrt it is excellent must
be seen TO be appreciated.
nhi5n Joseph Flanagan adyertscs Granite,
either rough or dressed, for curbing, window,
and door stills, door steps, gate posts, door
platforms, covering tor vaults, &c, all of which
he will supply at unusually low prices. Orders
left ut Smith 4 Cnllahan's Marble ward, No.
6lO Market street, will be punctnally attended
10. Mr.. Flanagan has been in the stone bust
ness n long time, and is well qualified to do any
thing in his line
He7ss Benjamin Morris has commenced scry-
ing ice TO his many customers, throughout the
city. This year he has laid in large supply
of good ice from the Brandywine This is rath-
er superior article, being from to 10 inches
thick, and as clear as chrystal. Orr citizens
may rest assured that they will he supplied
with good, pure ice this season, and at very
low price.
Bsgn William 7. Shaw manufactures ngri-
cultural implements at the "Bce Hive" Orange
street, between Fifth and Sixth He has the
right to make and vend one OF the latest i'm
proved reapers, which is pronounced by those
who have tried it, to be one of the very hest
extant. He does machine work generally In
n mechanical point Of view, he is hard to ex-
eel.
Bas@ The Phoenix Volunteers of this city in
tend giving grand supper on the evening of
the 18th inst, at the popular hotel of Lavery
& Langan corner of Fourth and Orange streets.
OF course the laughing fiddler will play prom
inent part in the performance after the supper
is over. There is no doubt but there will be a
good time for that evening.
gefs@ Wesley Turner, ofthc Practical Farmer,
has taken the Newport Inn at Newport, where
he will remove on the 25t inst The hotel
will be put in good order, and MS Mr., Turner is
an accommodating young man, well qualified
for the business, we have no doubt that he
will meet with liberal support.
MgsSSn Robert II. Jones is extensively engaged
in the manufacture of leather, at No. l09 Mar
ket street, where he keeps constantly on hand,
belt, lace, morocco lining &C., which he sells
to the trade on reasonable terms. Give him
trial.
Bf3sn The second monthly union prayer meet
ing Of Sunday School Teachers, will be held in
the lecture room of the Central Presbyterian
Church, on Monday evening next, 18th inst, at
a o'clock, p. M. Friends of the cause gener-
ally are invited to attend.
BelyH We have received the Eclectic Medical
journal, for March. Its contributors are Prof.
James McClintock, G. S. Haley, NJ d.; j. w. C.
Eaton, NJ. d. The articles ali bear the impress
sion of ability. This is Il very interesting work
and should be in the library of every medical
man.
BEfS" The Haunted Homestead with an au-
photography of the author, by Mrs. Emma D. +.
y. Southworth, is the title Of very pretty
work issued by 7. D. Peterson & Brother, no.
3OG Chestnut street, Philadelphia See slyer-
tisement in another column.
Bag John Boldly, No. 22l Market street, ad-
yertises grace and rolling hoops, and skipping
ropes MI Of which he is selingat Philadelphia
Wholesale prices.
Bkly~ George Mccall, No, 1872 Market street,
has just received linelot Of new spring goods
which he is manufacturing in superior style,
to suit his numerous customers.
BelsH Henry IIaar Mt No. liz Market street
keeps excellentrcf reshments ofall kinds which
he serves up in fine style Mt the Wilmington
Restaurant
Bss- Wilmer w. Ingram has purchased the
store at the corner of Seventh and Shipcy
streets, where Mrs. Ingram will carry on the
Millinery business in all its various branches
Bfg- John Peery announces himself as can
ddatc for the Office Of Coroner, subject to the
nomination Of the Democratic pnrty