Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
BUSINESS MATTERS.

nay Cheap John is still attracting large
crowds of purchasers at his favorite place Of
resort, No. 8 East Fourth street, where he Is
selling all the "knick-knackrys" of housekeep-
ing at just about half-price. Fancy articles of
every kind and description can be found at his
emporium, remarkably low. 1t does rot mat
ter what you may wantto buy, just go to Cheap
Johns and see if he has not got it fifty per cent.
cheaper than anybody else. lfyou are astran-
ger, go to the Fourth street market, in Market
street, and then look down Fourth Easterly,
and see the crowd around the door-where
you see the most excitement, that is the place.
John has also opened an establishment in
Smyrna.
| B6Sn Joshua T. Head will sell to-day on his
| premises, on West Front street, az building
| lots. This will be one of the greatest sales of
Real Estate ever made in this city. LabOrers,
mechanics, and men of small means generally,
should attend the sale. Mr.. Heald's sales are
conducted fair and honOrably. There will be
no under bidding or trickery of any kind.
Every lot will be sold to the highest and best
bidder. See terms in advertisement. Our ad-
| vice is for every poor man who can raise enough
| of money to make the first payment to buy n
| lot, and try and worry through the balance
He will find that he will he a gamer in the
| end. Remember the sale to-day.
Ba5- The Diamond State boot and shoe
mandatory owned and conducted by James
| W. Birnie, Nos. l02 and lO4 West Second street.
is one Of the great institutions of this city.
| Mr. Birne keeps constantly on hand the LARGEST
| STOCK OF BooTs AND SHOES ~ THE STATE. Gus
| toners from the country, visiting the city,
| will do well to give the Diamond State Manu-
factory a call before visiting any other place,
MS bargains are in great abundance there
Let il be distinctly understood that Mr.. Birnie's
place of business is ut No. l02 West Second
| street.
BaS~ word to the wise is always sufficient
in business point ofview; consequently those
in need Of boots and shoes, and wish to procure
them at very cheap rates, will do well TO call
at the Corner Store, Second and Shipley streets
and examine the stock OF George S. Hagany
His stock has been largely increased within
the past week, and the most fastidions can be
accommodated with any thing in his line He
makes boots and shoes TO order, and guaran-
tees satisfaction throughout his trade.
BNy@ Culbert h Brother at the S. Il. corner
of Front and Orange streets, are selling all
kinds Of fertilizers, Guanos, phosphates &C.,
on exceeding low terms They procure the
very best brands, and having had long cx-
perience in the article are competent to Judge
of its qualities. Our friends every where bear
in mind that all kinds of fertilizers can be pur-
chased at the S. Il. corner Of Front and Orange
streets on as good terms as they can he had in
the large cities.
rag The Fame Hose will have two grand
exhibitions in the Odd Fellows Hall, on Fri
day and Saturday evenings next. The COM
pany has engaged the services of the Kean
Dramatic Association, who will perform some
Of their very best pieces. The Kean is grow
| n In vi tha mil liz dau md tpn
have no doubt but their merits will be crowned
with success on the evenings of the 4th and 5th.
ray The Choir belonging to the First Pres
byteran Church. in this city, will give grand
musical entertainment at their church, on
Thursday evening, May Sd. This promises to
be one of the greatest musical festivals ever
given in this city. Besides, tits to raise money
to help pay for the beautiful addition they have
made to their church. See advertisement.
anS~ james 7. Hanson has taken the well es-
tablshed stand No. West Second street. re-
Gently occupied by James Birne, where he in
tends keeping good assortment of boots aud
shoes, which he will sell at remarkably low
prices. All kinds of ladies and childrens
shoes constantly on hand. All kinds of shoe
making is done at the shortest notice.
Hos- David f. Taylor has taken the Black
, Horse Tavern where he will be happy to sec
his old friends and the public generally. His
! wife is one of the most oblging landadys in
| the world, and persons stopping at the Black
Horse, will always find comfortable quarters
and every attention paid them.
nay ]. Pnsey Smith has commenced the
wholesale and retail Wine and Liquor business
nj the corner Of Ninth and Shipley streets
Mr.. Smith is man who has mingled a grea,
deal with the world, understands the business
that he has embarked in and is well adapted tC
E his business See advertisement.
DSS- Thomas Moran keeps a Confectionery
e and Restaurant at the corner of Front ant
0 West street Those in need of refreshments
{ will do well TO give him II call. Besides, HI
: has wife who understands attending to tn,
e business in polite and obliging manner. 1
is worth while TO stop in.
!, Bny- Samuel Mongar is manufacturing Car
e riages in the town of FELTON,. Mr.. Mongar is
: No. | carriage maker, trimmer and reparer
! Those who stand in need of carriages will d,
n well to give him call.
y pay- Edward p Conner has commenced thu
d grocery business near Rockland, in Brandywn
e Hundred. Mr.. Conner is an obliging gentle
d man, who will sell cheap goods and do ever,
j. thing in his power to accommodate the public
RSy- Nebeker h Tatnall, have received
=, hundred thousand feet of poplar, ( inch,
IL inch plank, scantling 3 by 4 and 4 by 4. AL
i of which they are selling on reasonable terms
n Ha~ George wilkins of this city announce
% himself as candidate for the Office of Coroner
ID subject to the nomination of the Democrat
j. party.
Q b6S- We would call the attention of the pub
:. lie 10 Van Aliens Soda Fountain advertised /
another column Read IT,.
re nay The Stockholders of the Real Estat
re Bank Of Delaware will meet at Newport, Ma
I'd 26th, at O'Clock, P. NJ, to elect nine Directors
ir