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


pa James t.. Thompson 10. 2l5 Market
street, between Secondhand Third keeps large
assortment Of shirts, bosoms, under shirts,
drawers, hosiery, carpet bags, combs, collars,
neck ties, handkerchicfs gloves, umbrellas
brushes, violin strings, stationery, &C. Mr.
Thompson Is II man well calculated TO cater to
the wants of the public, and those who give
him call will find great many things in the
gontlcmens furnishing line that are not to he
found in ordinary dry good stores.
nay" Cassel's Illustrated Family Bible il one
of the cheapest pictorial bibles that we have
seen published. II is to be published in about
fifty parts, Mt the low price of fifteen cents.
They will be published semi-monthly. The
present number contains 32 cngravings, which
gives 1t quite an entertaining appearance. II
you want a cheap and tasty bible, subscribe for
Cassell's Illustrated
Dkb> Philip Plunkett is selling a first rate
article of burning fluid at 70 cents per quart.
Mr.. Plunkett manufactures fluid, and can afford
to sell the commodity made by himself cheaper
than any one who has to purchase from first
hands. Remember that Mr.. Plunkctt is selling
his fluid at II cents per quart, at his manuiac-
tory, No. LOG Front street, between Orange and
Shpley
B15" William Foord continues to bottle pOr
ter and ale at his brewery at the corner of
Sixth and Orange streets. He keeps mineral
water, sarsaparilla, lager beer, in bottles and
the old fashioned cream beer which he serves
to his customers at their houses London
porter and brown stout are among his bevera-
| ges, all of which are of the very hest quality.
Give him call.
Basn The Finance Committee of the City
Council advertise for loan of S3l 900 to pay
off corresponding amount of public debt.
This loan will be sold in lots to suit purchasers,
Mt 2 o'clock +. NJ, March 3lst, at Almonds
Hotel. City loan is always good investment !
the whole city is security, and the interest is
paid promptly semi-annually.
No. John " Christy is making an excellent
article of segars, fprime tobacco, all of which
he is disposing of on exceedingly good terms
He also keeps n superior article of chewing and
smoking tobacco. He also WHOLESALERS his goods
on such terms as will warrant country dealers
in giving him call.
BsS" j. r. Williamson Smyrna Del, adver.
tises posts, cross-ties, white oak wood, pail
of good horses, mich COW, lot of shoats he.
sides several houses and lots in smyrna a
house and stable TO rent; morising machine
and carpenter tools.
by W. Fountain & Bro have taken the
Madison house, I'd street Philadelphia, where
he will be happy TO see his old friends from
Delaware. Every facility and accommodation
will be offered, which usually appertains 10 q
first class Hotel.
Dsiy~ W. G, Gallager advcrtises for sale the
Brick House, No. go Sixth Street below Pine
possession to be given on the 25th of March
the price low, and on accommodating terms
See advertisement.
M Thomas Sherwin has card in another
column of our paper, calling the attention o.
the public to the fact that he does all kinds o.
engraving, at No. 6O3 Shiplcy street
Be5Sn Eli B, Talley announces himself again
as candidate for Sheriff; subject to the nom.
nation of the Democratic party.
Bayn James l.. Cox offers himself as II can.
ddate for the office of Coroner; subject to the
nomination of the Democratic party.
Bdy" Henry l.. Packard cautions persons
against receiving certain notes which were
lost by him,