Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-14

S. L. England, practical Druggist, &rmerly
Of Philadelphia, has purchased the ~ Store,
bth and Market streets, where he w/fi in a few
days beable 10 supply the citizens ~ Whining
ton and vicinity, with pure drugsf every de-
scription. This san old and we known stand
and Is located in a convenient TART of the city
therefore it is expected our fri Ids wilreturn
land has throughly renova4d the store and
larsly increased the sto% Of goods. He
WHOLESALERS and retsils drugs of every kind
Go aud see him for yourself. s.gs-glF
john Parker, barber, Sd street, between
Market and King streets, is the man 20 go to
when you want to be shaved nice aud clean,
as lie always keeps everything around him
clean and tidy. He always has on hand a
SPLENDID quality of Hair Tonic, which he will
sell to any person who may call on him
Walk In, and get comfortable shave M
George O. Msean, upholster, has oRened a
furniture store at No. 9, East Fourth ST., where
all kinds of furnitere can be had at q low rate
for cash. He also repairs and varnishes old
furniture at the shortest notice, ALL orders
for new furniture promptly attended TO. Mr..
Macan has carried on the upholstering BUSH
ness in this city for the last ten years, during
which time he has always given full satisfac-
ton to all who ever patronized him. Call and
see him at No. 8, East Fourth street. See ad-
yertisement -
John Merrick, coach and carriage manuiac-
turer, corner OF Second and FRENCH rcets
always keeps on hand an elegant and large
variety of coaches and carriages of the latest
styles, as cheap as can be purchased anywhere
He also manufactures to order any kind oil
coach or carriage that may be called for See
advertisement in smother column OF to-day
paper.
o. W. Kirbye's fancy lettering and display
card painting room up stairs 10 Webb's bull.
ding, Market street between Second and Tsjfd
streets, where everything in the picture Fan
be had ut the shortest netce. Mr.. VpyIbys
paints all kinds Of play-cards, in every coloi
and style that You may call for. He also keeps OF
hand the largest assortment of handsome and
elegantly painted pictures that is kept in oui
city Any person can be suited with a. beau
tiful picture at his emporium, painted both in
water and oil cqlprs. Call and see him, all
! who would have f,ucy play and painting
of every description, up stairs in Webb's Bull
ding - t'f
Cheap John will remove his store next week
to No. SOC, Market street. Baker Building)
where he intends keeping very large variety
of everything used In family. This distin-
guished individual Is SO we'll known in this
community that it is only necessary to say
where he is 10 insure custom. Strangers Wis ting
need not expect to see goods standing around
the door, as be always keeps good articles and
would rather keep them under shelter than
exp0sed to the sun and wind but they must
bear in mind his number is SOC Market Street,
in close proximity to the City Hall. His store
Is large and roomy, and he hopes to be able 10
accommodate the large number of customers
that will always be in attendance until they
can be waited upon therefore the crowd may
come on, resting assured that everything will
be in frat order. Remember that everything
used about house can be had At Cheap Johns
No. SOC Market street. eG S4.
Rirs.--Ths alarm Of fire on Tuesday after
noon, about o'clock, was caused by the
burning of large brick building connected
with the manufactures of the Aessrs. Pyle,
In the western section of the city, used for
packing and finishing. 1t appears that at the
hour above named, the building was occupied
by I've operatives, who had just commenced
mixing composition for their work. Suddenly
an explosion took place, supposed to be
caused by gas from the benHine communi-
! eating with the stove) and the entire building
was suddenly In blaze. James Mckay was
standing In the door at the time, and was
blown about Is or 40 feet from the spot, but
escaped without serious injury his whskers,
hair and eyebrows were pretty well slnged,
and one of his arms slightly burned. David
: Downes, Henry Preston, WIN. Laing and
Henry Maxwell were not so lucky, as In at
tempting 10 OBTAIN sgress they pressed through
the flames ana were badly burned sbsut the
face. William Lang received the mort se-
we're injury, but it Is thought that none of
them are dangerously burned kon Of
the premises was used u dressi "a for
VIC unf5ssassssIy lost a. ~ 8: The
stock was fully insured, and the building
partly So The FIRE will not intefere in the
least, With the operations OF this extensive
firm, as orders will be illsd as rapidly as
heretofore. Ample arrangements had here
tofore been made TO meet every emergency
that might arise. The premises will be re.
built Immediately.