Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
BUSINESS MATTERS.

swung ail uhe 'knick-knnckryS', OF housekeeI
: ing at just about half price. Fancy articles {
every kind and description can be found at hi
emporium, remarkably low 1t does not mat
,, ter what you may want to buy, just go t
u Cheap Johns and see if he has rot got il Gift
= per cent. cheaper than anybody else. If yo
are stranger, 60 TO the Fourth street market
in Market street, and then look down Fourt
Easterly, and see the crowd around the door
where you see the most excitement, that is tn
place.
BsS@ Louis Trueholt has opened gran,
clothing emporium Mt the corner of Second an,
Market streets, and named it Clover Hail. -
Mr. Trueholt is one of the men who have tn,
secret of drawing the crowd from the fou
winds of Heaven-and spreading his custom il
every quarter. If you enter his store wher,
there are thousands of garments, from which
to choose, you cannot fail to get suited |,
fact he won't let you go without selling yol
what You want-he will put the price to sui
YOU The Flower HALF is the great rage al
present
Bssn Samuel G. Crawford has commenced
the Grocery business at the corner of Sixth and
Poplar streets, where he will keep constantly
on hand everything in his line of business
Sugars, cotfees, teas, molasses, &C., &c. Mr..
Crawford has n large number offriends through
out the city who will be glad to hear Of his
whereabouts, where they can have an oppor-
tunity of patronizing HIM For the benefit OF
those We will state that it is the corner store at
the intersection of Sixth and Poplar streets,
where he will be happy to see them all.
BaFe The Diamond State boot and shoe
Mandatory owned and conducted by James
W. Birnie, No. l02 West Second street is one
of the great institutions of this city. Boots
and shoes are manufactured for foreign and
IL mar nj Mr. aFsl,,
on hand a very large stock of ready made work.
Customers from the country, visiting the city,
will do well to give the Diamond State Manu-
factory call before visiting any other place,
as bargains are in great abundance there.
BeSsn Nicholas Jenny, No. 22s King st., carries
on the fancy dyeing and securing business.
He possesses a new discovery for cleaning,
leaving no odor or dusty appearance in all
kinds Of goods. He cleans coats, pantaloons
waistcoats, cravats; takes out grease, oil paint
wax, ice cream, lemonade, &C., of any article,
without cleaning the WHOLE &C., &c. Take
him, all in all, MIR. Jenny is very useful man
in the community, and should be patronized.
BGS~ Charles McCloskey has removed his
carpenter shop to the corner of Fifth and Pine
streets Mr.. McCoskey is builder OF consid-
erahle experience, and contracts for erecting all
kinds of buildings. He is about commencing
VlBut une tuIee-StOrleu DITCH houses huJOlnlnE
bis shop. As practical mechanic, Mr.. Nc
Closkey can be relied upon, and those about
erecting buildings will act sensibly by giving
him call.
BaS- L. i. Adair, No. 309 Shipey street,
keeps one of the best assortments of bedsteads, |
bureaus, sofas, wash stands, looking glasses,
&C., &C.. ever kept in this city. Mr.. Adair Is
one Of the few who keeps up with the march of
improvement, in his business. Everything in /
the cabinet line is to be had at his warerooms |
in Shpley street. on moderate terms. Give |
him call.
Bay" Philip G. Plunkett has taken the store
No. ll3 Market street, where he will keep on
hand an excellent variety OF all kinds Of wine
and liquors, which may be purchased at rates
unusually low Mr. Plunkett has been in the
wine and liquor business for a long time, and
is well acquainted with various qualities; CON
sequently he is n competent person to select
liquors for you Give him n trial.
BESse We would call the attention of farmers
and others, who stand in need of fertilizers to
the advertisement of Culbert & Brother, at the
corner of Front and Orange streets, who keep
guanos and phosphates in great variety. As
corn and oats planting will soon be at hand,
it would be well for those needing these arti-
cles to III and examine for themselves.
BfSs- James 4. Hanson has taken the well
established stand No. West Second street, re-
Gently occupied by James Birnie, where he in
tends keeping good assortment Of boots and
shoes, which he will sell at remarkably low
prices. All kinds Of ladies' and childrcns
shoes constantly on hand. All kinds of shoe
making done at the shortest notice.
bsSg- The United States Hotel, at the corner
of French and Water streets, and the Western
Hotel, situated at the corner of Fourth and Or
ange streets, will be offered at public sale next
Thursday, at the United States Hotel, at 10 o.
clock These are both paying establishments,
and no doubt will create quite stir among
Hotel buyers.
RsisH William Noble, at 4l0 East Fifth street,
keeps constantly on hand fresh supply of the
best groceries, picked pork, mackerel hams,
Goldfish, herring, -four &c, all Of which he
guarantees to give satisfaction. We know Mr..
Noble of old, and whatever he says in regard to
what he has for sale is strictly correct. Give
him call.
Befy- Miss L. Dougherty, at the corner Of ,
Sixth and Shipley streets, has an excellent as
sortment of dry goods and millinery, and every
thing appertaining TO the traffic. Miss d. has |
been in this locality for many years, giving
satisfaction in all her business transaction, and
from her lady like department, has bnilt {
BEiy~ a. ], Grow has removed his Office to the
corner Of Sixth and King streets, opposite the
post-offce. Mr.. Grow is a justice Of the peace :,
and general agent, writes Deeds bonds, and !.
mortgages; borrows and loans money on mort ,
cages notes, and other securities &c, &c. Mr.
Grow is a shrewd business man, and should
receive large share of the public patronage :
Bsis~ Charles 0'Donnel, at the corner of
sixth and Shipley streets, has just laid in 4
rcsh supply of Spring goods, consisting of II
great variety of patterns and styles, which he I
will make up Mt fabulously low prices. Go S
ind examine them. a
Bs3s- 7. j. Bennett at the corner of Second !
Ind Shipley streets, keeps on hand superior !
lrticle of segars of his own make, as well as !
III kinds of tobacco, pipes, snuff &c. Give :
lin a call.
BEfs~ The City Council will sell to-day at ALI Il
nond's Hotel, $4,000 worth of Wilmington
gity six per cent. sinking fund loan. Capital 9
SITS will do well to bear this in mind n
Bs5S- John Burg adyertises a quantity OF !.
'oung grape vines for sale. IIe also trims and
'lants vines, and everything else in the culture
If the grape I
Bay A few gentlemen boarders can be ac- c
ommodated at No. 800 Tatnall street, between il
second and Third r
BkSs" Mayor Young offers reward for the !,
detection of the persons who have been firing =
property about the city 9