Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

UnitGridHispl IN Wilmington. THE Month.
ly journal of the American Unitarian Socie-
ty, in an article on the progress OF that
church, thus speaks of it in Wilmington:
ut is only wear since the first Unita-
rian preaching was held there; and now the
society, though still small, is so established
with n pastor and members thoroughly
earnest and full of iaith), that we may look
upon its success as assured. They are short
~ 10 begin the erection OF a church. The
Importance of Wilmington, as place of in
iluunce in connection with our faith, is very
great; and the prospects Of building up there,
slowly but surely, church that shall be Il
tower OF strength to oltr cause, seem almost
certain
Demorests Monthly, This beautiful and
favorite periodical comes to US with all the
freshness and fragrance of the June roses.
1t improves with every issue, and we are
not surprised that ladies find it the inds-
| pensable companion OF their working az well
as their leisure hours. It's varied contents
embrace almost every topic OF interest in the
parl0r kitchen, and nursery, while its sensi
bic tone and the amount OF valuable iniorma.
ton furnished, not to speak OF the money
value OF its excellent patterns, render ii u
capital investment of SO, without the pre-
MUM which is sent for every yearly sub
scrption. Address, w Jennings Demoresi,
4G3 Broadway.
Dress ami Coat .haktRg.-We invite the
attention OF the ladies TO the advertisement
OF S. j, Bennett, which will be found in
another column. It will be seen that she i.
prepared TO cut and make dresses and coats
in the latest styles, and on the most reason
able terms, at her residence, No. $40 Tatnal
street. She also keeps ehildren's suits con
, SANITY on hand, which are made in the bes
and most fashionable manner, and sold OF
accommodating terms. She wants two ap
prenliGes to learn dress-making.
y Attempted Robberg.-some villain ciTectct
r an entrance into the residence of Mrs. Sparks
3 in Poplar street, between Second and Third
{ on Monday night last The rascal was light
Q ing himself through the house by burnin
u matches, the smell Of which awakened
X lady inmate, Mrs. Amy Dubois, who CAV
the alarm, when the scoundrel fled withou
securing any booty
). Died from His Injuries, samuel Collie
!. who was badly injured by the falling of n
Is cmbankment, at Hedgeville, on Thursda
il afternoon last, died from the effects of h
10 wound ON Monday evening last, at his res
n dence in French Street, between Second al
N Third. He leaves wife and two sma
il children to mourn his loss.
a. Sheri11s .Sale.-The farm belonging to oil
"a D. Henry, situated below DelaWare Gu
a was struck off by T. NJ Ogle, auctionet
SC on Saturday afternoon, for $3S, 800, subie
es 10 a mortgage OF SEQ, 900 and some back /
90 terest making about 100000 The pr
y chaser was MI. Colburn, formerly reside
I'll of Delaware City, who. removed to Phil
delphia some time ago.
Real Estate Agents and ductioneers.
q. Messrs. Ogle & Townsend have removed
w, w the new building, No. 4 East Third Sire,
, ~" where they are prepared TO attend TO
" business in the line of Auctioneering al
as 10 Sale of Real Estate. We would recommel
~ our readers throughout the county, desiri
c a. to employ either an auctiOneer or agent
" give them call
RI. Accident Mrs. Henry W. Bartram n
OF with n severe accident On Friday last viii
he resulted in the fracture of her thigh. d
W. 1antum and Kittinger were called In, n
ng get the fracture, and she is now doing We
On. George W. Winnemore now on trial
ng Philadelphia, for the murder Of Mrs Dor,
lily MagiltOn, formerly resided with Mr.. Wo'
10 ell at Little Creek Landing, near DOver,
this Stale,