Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-22

STYLES OF dress 10 De WORN ny ehO ieNtSS Nt'S =
frat Snring month. 1t is the most impor-
tant and elegant number that has been a
issued for some time, in this particular. IL
is the leading gazette of fashion in TINS 7
section of the Union, and is universally
admired by the ladies. The literary matter
is OF the most choice and interesting CHAR .
acter, is written in n vein which Will improve :
the moral taste of the reader, ana at inc
same time impart instruction and edihcauon'
1t is in tact Just such magazine as will be
a welcome visitor in every well,regulateu
house, and every one feels the better LOT
having perused its pages.
Young Americd.-
One of the most beautiful, interesting ana
instructive juvenile publications that we :
have any present knowledge OF, is Demo
rests Young Americd. 1t is filled with me-
lessons, practical illustrations and beautilully
colored embellishments. 1t teaches, IN pr,ei,
music, history, geography, and is lnueSu
most invaluable instructor The neat anu
beautiful manner in which 1t is stitched up
so that at the end of the year II may he
bound in pretty ornamental little volume,
makes il an object OF careful preservation by
the children. II is issued monthly at one
dollar and fifty cents per annum, or hiteeh
cents per sinrlc number, by W. Jennings
Demorest, 473 Broadway, New YORK. Every
family in which there is child that can
read should have this pretty little monthly
in it. Ii is calculated TO encourage taste
for reading while IL is a safe and pleasant
instructor upon almost any topic that can
interest the youthful mind The March |
number is now out.
A Teagedy in Open Court.-The Philadel-
phia North american of yesterday says;-A
man named George Ellar was arrested on
the 10Th of last April, charged with the com,
mission of a gross outrage on the person OIL
IA little girl named Louisa Leis, the daughter
of Thomas I.eis, living at No. $50 Orchard
Street. Ellar lived at No. $40 in the same
thoroughfare lie is about 45 years OF age.
1t is alleged that the crime was committed IN
Leis' house, on an evening when his tamily
was up stairs. Ellar was brought before a
magistrate and held to answer, On wed
nesday last the case came up before Judge
Ludlow, and the prisoner was brought TO
court in the prison van, and when about TO
enter the room in charge of the officers, n
man named I4es who is said TO be the father
of the injured girl, and who was in tue court
room at the time, arose from his seat the
I CLEAN of revolver was seen as the polished
: barrel was levcled upon the prisoner; quick
4 report followed, and with single agonlzlng
K ''ohm Ellar fell into the arms OF policeman
D Kreutzar, who was upon his left. A scene
4 of confusion followed. Judge Ludlow Sc
r cured the renewal of good order, and then
= listened to the testimony of several officers
II and others who had witnessed the affair
Il The Judge said TO the prisoner
IS "This is not the proper occasion Tor com
l. ments upon the occurrence OF this morning
e but must say, upon whatever the provoca
SC ton, il was one of the most audaciohs, bold
o faced deeds on record. l order thai you bt
S taken to the county prison, and there b.
~ kept in custody TO await trial at the mex
III term of the court for the murder of Georg
e. Ellnr.n
ID Garnet Warehouse. We would invite til
ne attention of our readers who contemplat
II furnishing their houses, or are in want d
ed anything in the carpet line to the warehous
nj OF Granville Worrell, Nos 220 and 22
nm Market Street. MIR. Worrell has just opene
nd the most extensive and elegant assortmer
.et OF carpets, of English and American mani
or faeture, ever offered IN this market, embra'
III ing the latest and most beautiful pattern
is, which he will sell at the lowest market rate
lid HIS carpets will compare favorably wit
cts those of any establishment in the larg'
me cities, both in point of excellence of textur
lid general appearance and the low price
ice which they are sold. He has also variei
by of elegantly finished rugs, oil cloths, ma
m. tings, &c, 10 which he asks especial ate
Of ton, lattering himself that his stock cam
e.. be excellcd in this market. We would url
YES our citizens to call and examine his goo
md before going TO Philadelphia or New 70
ne. to buy, feeling satisfied that they will find
to their advantage to procure their carpe
,os rugs, &c, at home, and be equally as w
Int suited Mr. Worrell will take pleasure
ire exhibiting his goods to those who may wi
sea. to purchase, and we assure our readers IL
not his warehouse is well worthy OF visit.
.,'li Home Loaa Associatioa.-At mecti
A ~ held Friday evening, February 18th,
= " association entitled the Home Loan Assoc
.luS tfnp tuoe orUan i2a6 and thp following ROl
hi Of Directors elected:
VIII John p McLear, A. A. Capelle, John
~. Rice, Washington Hastings, Adolphus Bro
.le NJ. NJ. Child, George w. Bush, Robert Ill
' iUi dock, E. r. Taylor, John Wood, Antho
. thls Higgins, Patrick Dillon, b. Frank Perki
, ,,to and lor Auditors, lAgmas D. Webb, CIR
n li vile Worrell and p. T. E. Smith.
A .l The Board of Directors choose the folk
I tne ing officers for the ensuing year:
iaNc President, John p. Mclean; Vice Pr
II Is dent, Adolphus Brown; Secretary, u.
nce' Taylor; Treasurer, NJ. NJ. Child
'nsv, The first stated meeting for monthly
o!ne ment will he held this-Friday-eveni
hu' nut, February 22d in the third story room
:, sg., Worrel's building, No. 220 Market stree
salts. Steamer Samuel ~ Felton.-The new
commodious steamer Samuel M. FELTON,,
{ the be placed on the line between this city
niled Philadelphia, on Monday. twill leave
was city at 40 A. NJ, and returning leave III
lting dephia at 2 p. NJ. Freight received by
as q line either going to or from New York
bless Canal or Railroad lines, will be taken
, the of porterage in Philadelphia. Goods
lance delivered in either city the same day
irand are shipped The Samuel M. FELTON, IS
rson, of the finest and swiitest boats on the ri
n this and the public will he gratifed to learn
she will ply regularly between tins city
Philadelphia. Bills were posted ammo
inp that thn FELTON, would commence