The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

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a muIberry TO descend, but had scarcely borne bis
| veIoht upon the brittle wood, when 1t snapped
| ~ causing him to fall upon the pavement in the
/ adjoining yard. and knocking him senscfess lie
wos IA ken into the house Ia liseIess CO Dditou,
and physician sent for, but soon after recovered
hi, con seriousness, and Is now In fair way 10 re
| cover, from his numerous and painful bruisea'-
| strange as it may appear, none OF his bones were
| fractured. notwithstanding the fact thas be 1911
| distance Of twenty-five feet.
CossECRATIoN OF A SYNAGe CUE. The
Polish Israeiites of this city about two years since
| formed themselves into a congregation TO worship
/ Almighty God, according to the custom OF their
/ fathers They have leased fer number of years
the building on Main street, between l9th and 10th,
| known as the "Uuion Academy" and have reno
| died it, rendering it every way appropriate Tor
| their service. This edfee, yesterday afternoon,
| wasscousecrated 10 the worship of the Supreme
| Ru,er of the Universe. At 5 O'Clock the copgre-
| CATION assembled, and we noticed among them
| many of our native citizens comingiing with the
schosen people OF Geod forgetting ali oistnCtloh
| of sect or cline.
The following programme of service was chaunted
In the Hebrew Language, and an eloquent and iu-
terestipx address Was delivered by Rev. NJ. j.
| Micbelbacher, of the German congregation. The
whole service was conducted in manner highly
creditable TO the members offhe congregation.
Jbi. ia now the third Jewish congregation in
the city, each worshipping according to different
custorne viz: HThe Kaa kodosh Beth Sbaiome''
according to The custom of the Spanish aud Portu-
guese Jews-"Ksal kodosh Beth Ahaba," German
aud ..Kaal Kodosh Hakenneset Israel" Polish.
The following programme of service will be
read with interest:
Order Of Conservation .Srrice
The reader, standing outside the door, knocked
three times, and said: g
Open The gates Of righteousness for me, that
NAV enter through them to praise the Lord
While the door was being opened. and the Read
er, with the persons accompanying him, is enter
ed. the Choir responded:
This ia the gate Of the Lord. into which the right.
eous shall enter.
The procession proceeded to the sacred Ark,
where it stopped, and the Reader chaunted
How holy is this placer
The Choir thea responded
This is none but the house of God and this is the
gate of heaven!
The Reader and Choir sang as follows:
How goodly are thy teLts. } jacob thy taberns
cles @ trael. and in the greatness of thy bene
ence will enter thine house; reverence of thee.
will bow down towards the temple OF thine holt
house and the dwelling place of Thy glory there
fore will worship, bow down. and bend the knee be-
fore the Loud my Maker And J will offer Iny pray
unto thee, Lord, iD an acceptable time; in lhiue
abundant mercy. q God. answer me in truth of thy
sal sati0n.
The Reader and Trustees returned towards the
door and received the sacred Law-rolls which were
brought in, and the Reader aud the Choir sang:
Blessed be he WHO cometh in the name OF the Lord;
We bless ye from the house OF the Lord.
The procession then advanced towards the Read
ing Desk, and the Reader and Choir sang the fol-
lowing:
This is the Lords doing; it is marvellous in our
eyes.
This il The day the LoId has made, let us rejoice
pray thee, . Lori, save us; pray thee o Lord.
1 pray thee. o Lord. prosper us 1 pray thee. 0
LORD, proper us
The curtain of the Holy Ark was then drawn
aside, and the Reader said:
Lift up your heads, O 70 gates. and be lifted up,
We everlasting DOOR. and the King of Glory shall
come in.
Bass SoIo-Who is the King of Glory?
CAoty.-The Lord strong and mighty, the Lord
mighty in battle.
Tie Read r.-Lit up your heads. 0 We gates. even
it them up, re everlasting doors and the King Of
Bass Solo Who is this King of Glorys
Choir.-The Lord of hosts, he is tbe King of Clio
ry. Seah. l--..z
The Laws were deposited in the Ark, and the
Reader and Choir sang:
There is more like unto thee among the gods o
Lord! neither is there anything equal unto tbs
works! Thy kingdom is an everlasting knRd I'm,
and thy dominion suDssteth throughout all genera.
tions. The Lord reigneth; the Lord hath reig d;
the Lard shall reign Tor ever and ever The Lord
will give strength unto bis people; the Lord will
Ia her of n,ercies deal kindly in thy fnrou with
ZION and rebuild the walls of erusalem for in thee
only do we eonfide, o thou who art Coo. high and
exalted, the Sovereign OF eternity.
A discourse was delivered by the Minister, Rev.
n. J. MoHELBACnER. at the conclusion OF which
the doors of the Ark were then opened, and the
Reader said
And it came TO pass. when the Ark removed, DO
said Arise, . Lord, and thine enemies shall be
scattered and snose that hale thee, shall be made to
fly batore thee.
Choir:
Fer from Zion shall The law go forth, and the
word of the Lord from Jerusalem.
The Reader:
Blessed be he who gave the law in his holiness to
his people Israel
The Reader and the Choir: az
Hear. O Israel, the Lord our God the Lord is one
Our God is one, our Lord is great. holy and awful
Magaify the Lord with me, and let u, exhalt his
mans together.
Thine o Lord. is the greatness o,nnipotence, glo-
ry victory, and majest for ali thai ~ ia Heaven
aid earth is taine; thine is the kingdom. Lord.
Then seven Circuits were performed around tbs
Reading Desk, and the following Psalms we've
chaunted: Psalm 30, 20, %. 100, 81. Ill and l2s.
The Reader then going TO the Holy Ark, said:
Praise ye the name III the Lord. for his name
alone is exalted
Choir:
also egateth the horn Of his people, tie praise Of
ali saints even the children Of Hrael people near
unto hin. Hallelujah.
The Reader and the CONGREGATION then cbaunt.
d Psainl %. Il
The Laws were deposited in the Ark, and tile
Reader aud the Congregation said:
And when the Ark rested, he said, Restore tran,
guilty to the many Thousands of Israel. Arise, q
lord, unto thine dwelling place, thou. and the Ark
OF thy strength. Let thy priests be clothed with
thy servant Davlds SAKE turn not away the face Of
thy auointed. For good instruction have given
lou; fersake We not my law. 1t is tree Of lie 10
those who lay hold of 1T aud the supporters thereof
are happy. It's ways are ways OF pleasantness and
all It's paths are peace. Cause thou u.s. q Lord! TO
days of cid.
Intermission then took place, to receive dona- |
lions, and We We're pleased 10 learn a considerable
amount was donated /
May He who blessed our fathers, Abrah am Isaac !
and Jacob. bless all this holy congrezatioa who
haye assembled to cedicate this house Of pray ef
aud those who GONE hishsr to pray and ali whose
heart hath urged tnem TO give fre.-.iI eff ring
unto the house OF our uod and all the oificets OF
QUE Congregation and all who were faithfully en-. |
gagged IN ihe arrangement of this Synagogue: may |
the Hoy Blessed one give tneIn their reward AID |
oiess them, and all appei tanning unto them a. |
ssrd them BLESSING ana prosperity in all the works
Of their hands, with all Israel and brethren. aud
with All the other inhabitants Of the world-(Ctn
bay He who dispeuseth assistance unto kings, and |
g9yeinms Mt unto the ruers OF the earth, " nose I
sin gdon y az everlasting Kingdom, who deliver ed
naseth way in the sea, and a path in the mighty |
waters; bless. qua and preserve the President OF
.heso United States Of America. o most high King,
70 thy great hinoness, look down upon him from my
loly dwelling. and grant him lfs and deliver him
sS al -. eslq aa b trouble may
'e tGrneth. may he be prosperous tCosgTe0dtloa)
men.
pUE ftiuer IN nchStI, seHu tuy dius duu GUul-
eand thy blessings upon the ice-presiaent OF the /
Jhtsi states and the Governor OF tais ktabe. aud
lnou all the Representatives of our land AID the
Magistrates of orr City, u9der whose shadow We
i've ia peace. Be thou graci US unto them. and
less them; aud enlighten their eyes from thy su-
IRENE light "a exercise mercv, justice am right
ous ness on earth. se'ah-i Congregation } Amen.
Our ben ficent Father in thy kiadness. held OUT
mt thy shield over oil the Inhabitants Of this
and; remove all affection from cur Boundaries; lei
he earth give her Increase. and the trees Of the
eld their fruit LIT righteousness and peacs f,ur-
s 80 that the earth may be full of kno Wedge and
be- fear OF the Lord ami ali nations. and We the
ne MT Of the house CT Israel may dwell in peace
nd auietnsss. May this be thy wiii.-( cIn5rsoa