Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
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Blu SIN ESS MATTERS.


Ray Louis II. Coke and Charles Bush, have
associated themselves together TRADING as
Louis Il. Coke Co.. for the purpose OF man
ufacturing bricks. They will open ii new es-
tablishment at the head of Popular street, as
| well as carry on the old stand ut Tenth and
| Walnut. Mr.. Coke is an old and experienced
manufacturer of bricks, who understands his
business and all orders entrusted to this firm
will be filled promptly and good article fur
nished. Builders, throughout the country,
will find it to their advantage to patronize the
new firm.
RAJ William Penny has taken the store No.
sos Market Street, above 9Th where he intends
conducting the auction and commission bust
ness. He will have sale ofgroceries at James
Culbert's store, on Tuesday morning Jan 3lst.
Mr.. Penny will no doubt make an excellent
auctioneer, He has had considerable expert
ence in this Kind of business, and we have no
doubt that any business entrusted to his hands
will be properly attended to. His establish
ment is central and can be found very readily.
Give him call.
BSy- James L. Morrow, formerly Telegraph
operator OF this city, is agent for the United
States Life Insurance, Annuity and Trust Com
pany, of Philadelphia. This company was
chartered in 1880, and has assets to the amount
million and half. Itinsures life, only. This
is reliable insurance company, and those who
patronize it through Mr.. Morrow, will find that
they have reposed their confidence ip the right
quarter.
Bels- Patrick Campbell, No. 2l2 Market
street, is largely engaged in the wholesale and
retail business. Mr.. Campbell's establishment
has long been favorite resort for purchasers
who understand where to buy good and cheap
article. We would advise our friends from the
country. when visiting Wilmington to give him
a call.
Rf9s- +. X. Solomon, still continues to sell
splendid prizes at his ever lucky Office in Fourth
street. The old and the Young, the rich and
the poor, the lame and the halt, all continue to
refresh their empty pockets by purchasing
prizes at Mr.. Solomons office.
Hay Archibald Given, ono of the best brick
layers in the world, may be found at No $50
Jefferson street II you want house built or
any kind of brick laying done, you will find
Mr.. Given gentlemanly and obligng and with
all, II tip-top mechanic
Rsas" On Saturday evening last, we stepped
into the Concert Room OF Christian Krauch
and was highly gratilicd at tho musical enter
tainment OF the Chester Glee Club. The audi
encc was large and appreciatve. Every thing
was conducted in perfect good order and hor-
mony. The songs and music excellent every
thing passed off pleasantly.
nsfs@ We have received from G. q. Evans
Cheap Gift Book Store, No. 400 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, the Heroes and Patriots of the
South comprising the lives OF Marion, Moul-
trie Pckens, and Governor Rutledge, with
sketches of other heroes and patriots, who
served in the Revolutionary war in the Sou
thern States, by Cecil d. Hartley, with engrav-
ings from original designs by G. G. White.
This is an excellent work-full of patriotism
and readable by every one. We have also re-
ceived a work entitled "Book of Plays for
home amusement. Being collection of ori- |
ginal, altered and selected tragedies, plays, |
dramas comedies farces, buresqucs, charadcs, |
lectures, &c, carefully arranged and specially |
adapted for private representation, with full |
directions for performance, by Sias 5. Steele |
dramatist. This is very interesting work. |
and will be found very convenient to persons |
who would wish to get up parlor performances |
Both these works will make advantageous adj |
ditions to the private library. Orders sent to |
G. G. Evans, the proprietor of the original gift |
book enterprise, No. 439 Chestnut street, Phila- |
delphia, containing one dollar and twenty-one
cents, to pay for the postage, either of the |
above books will be sent and handsome pres
ent besides.