Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

the fellowship of the Second Baptist Churt
OF this city last Sabbath morning Three pc
sons were also baptized into the fellowship
the erman Baptist on the same evening.
Rev. Mr.. POWELL of Rondont, New York, wi
preach on next Sabbath morning and evenin
for the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
10 also expected that Mr.. FOlwell will renal
during the week and occupy the pulpit Il
following Sabbath.
There is religious interest now manifesto
in the Baptist churches of Philadelphia thl
has notbbeen exceeded for many years ABBOT
500 have been added in the last six week
and many more are waiting baptism. Til
large proportion of males is a remarkabl
feature of the work. Tho incipient steps ar
| now being taken for the organization OF tw
new churches and the erection Of two frs
class edifces.
| There is fne meeting In progress In thu
NJ. Il. church at Delaware City. Preaching
every evening by the pastor and volunteers
Rev. K. J. Way has preached several sermon
OF unusual power. There have been abou
twenty persons received into the church. Tn
meetings of the Sunday School are unusually
| interesting, several of the scholars beinj
among the number seeking religion.
revival of considerable interest is now in
progress 10 the NJ. K. church at Newport
About twenty have heen at the altar, severa
OF whom profess to have found "the pearl o
great price," Rev. B. F. String will preach or
Friday evening. The Sunday School at sale
place is In 6ourishing condition, under the
faithful superintendance OF Vincent @. Finn
Esq, and for the FIRST time has been kept oper
during the winter. Mr. Finn is preparing the
scholars for an exhibition, which he thinks
will excel any that has ever been held in the
place. He Ia man for the times, II great IA
vorite with the children, and promises muqh
future usefulness to the church. He has late.
ly been licensed to exhcrt.
Correction.-We are informed that the state
ment of assault 10 our paper of Monday, up-
duly reflected on James Elliott, Jr The sleep
ing car had been repaired and was about being
taken up on the afternoon recommendation
train, when Mr.. Elliott took his feat ihereis.
Spooner requested him 10 get out, and, not i'm
mediately complying, ut once assaulted him,
striking him in the face and beating him quite
badly. The assault was uncalled for and nm
necessary as the car was empty, and there was
no transgressioa of the rules of the Company
bY occupying it. When the night train came
down, Mr.. did strike Spooner as related -
Police officer Legg heard the noise, and imme..
diatsly came up, when Elicit could not be
found. Spooner, however, was there, but the
train moved off almost imme diatsiy after
wards. On the arrival of the train on Friday
night, Spooner attacked officer Legg, and de-
nounced him IN unmeasured terms, calling bim
all kinds of hard names. Mr.. Legg advised
him to get on board the train, but as he re-
used to do 30, and continuing his abuse,
ne was taken into custody, wheH another par
y fired pistol and called out that Spooner
rad shot some one. Mr.. Legg took Spooner
before the Mayor, and on Saturday morning
a Hnad and ...E a
he Mayor that he had been robbed OF his
'ocket book and watch, but these were found
u the cars where he had placed them be-
Ore the train stopped Spooner appears to
AVE acted entirely on the offensive, as he was
a no way responsible fsr the conduct of the
leeping car on the truin, and behaved through |
ut in very Rough and uncalled for manner. |
Real Estate Saiss. VIM. Bright & Son have
old for Capt. W liam Thatcher three story |
rick house on the N e. corner Of Third and |
hipley SITS, TO James Crippsn, for $500 for |
oseph X. f. Montgomery two story frame
onse al Jefferson ST., between 9Th and 9th, to |
ohm Size for $3.50; for Alexander Montgomery |
three story brick house and stable on French |
l., between sth and 9th, to Hiram Fl Lodge for !
1900 for WIN. H. Mooney two story brick |
ouse on Church ct between 9th and o b, to
acob B. Gicker for $500; for Mary A Ooyls a
w osoiJ Ollth on mechanic street., to |
Ienry Myers for $3.50; for Farral Gallagher a |
,ree story brick house on Tatnall AT between
and Sd, to Henry Lents for $3.50; for Oyrug
torn small brick house In Snesths Court
} Michael Cohen for $400 for Joseph r. +.
ontgomery two story brick house on JET
rson st., between 9Th and 9 h, tor $500 Ia
70 story frame house on " ollaston at, be-
veeu 9Th and 9th, to Michael Shelly for $3.50;
We three story brick houses on Front st., be-
1een West and Washington to Thos. r. Lsl-
, for $4,000.
Homes! HomH,-Ths meetieg held at Odd
allnwa Hall Monday evening, at the iuvi-
ton of DR.. ]. A. Brown, was large and fully
by the mechanical and working
'pulatlon Of the city, After statement OF
e object of the meeting, an organization was
rmed by the appointment of John Pearson
Chairman, and W. ]. Divine as Secretary.
lie object of the meeting was fully discussed,
len, on motion, J g. Haddock, Thos. Law
Il, John 81. Moore, Daniel Farra and VIM. G.
ynolds, were appointed d committee to visit
d examine the ground on Wednesday after
on, at O'Clock, and report to All adjourned
ae ting 10 be held on Friday the 9th instant,
O'Clock, p. NJ, at McDonrell's Hall, Ferris
Garretrs Building A plot of the Lets en-
seen at Bradiords paint store on Friday.
soMETHIFs New AND No HuxBua We are
st happy to announce to the readers of our col
los and the public generally, that Mr. I. E Sex.
!, Photographer, No. 315 Market street, has
olished the war price Of pictures, and with his
perior facilities is now prepared to execute all or
70 In the Photographic art and he guarantees satis
tory work to all his patrons and We Judge by
fine display ut his door that he stands without 4
al In this city. 1t is we'll worth walk to his gal
y to sec such fine specimens of artistic skill that
exhibits. We notice in particular the Porcelain y
.N,I.
zton's Gallery is the only place in this city where
y are made with success. Our wish Is that he may
GIVE what he justly deserves, the patronage of =
10 who wish hrst class work at reasonable price. 7
Cigar and Tobacco Store.-T. J. Bennett,
olesale and retail cigar and tobacco dealer, 7
+. 1903 Shipley street, would Inform his old y
ends and the smoking and chewing COM
unity generally, that he still keeps on hand a
arge supply OF cigars oil his own manutac-
e, elegantly favored, together with other q
ands; his supply OF tobacco, both chewing q
d smoking, sequal to any in the city; he also
. fine assortment OF pipes, which consists
all kinda. Snuff in abundance. Give him q @
!, and he will treat you well. feb 3mo 8
Itch, Itch, Itch, army Heh.-E nglands Col CT
Il Itch Ointment will cure the worst cases of (
my Itch. 1t contains no mercury or other
.redients in any way injurious to health -
ose suffering from this terrible disease
,uld procure it at once. AK tor Eugland's
lden Itch Ointment and take no other. l..
ENGLAND, Druggist and Chemist, Whining
!, Del. Price so cts. box by mail 80. -ja24
'm. Grdpss, Auctoneer, has gu hand a large b
OF army tents, blankets, counterpsnes, b.
ssts axes, shovels, spades, picks, &c, at the b
neT oil Third and Market streets, which be
selling at private sale. feb 5-lm*
john q. Haddoek, having had large expe-
nee as a Contractor and Builder, is prepared .
contract for buildings of any kind and size.
We him call. Josbing promptly attended
Shop-King Street below Second. Resi-
,ce-3ls East Sevesth Street, Wilmington, 8
laware. may iS-ly.
1eeture.-Dr. VIM. Fitz gibbon will deliver q :,