Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

II he lose one Of them doth not leave the ninety
and nine in the wilderness and go after that
which is lost until he find t."--St Luke 10, A.
Rev. Jas. B. Noblit Society Anniversary
offering $l.OO.
The Morning Star Society sends 81 81 as m
Anniversary Offering. Amount tor the year 3d.
o.,
"wble we have time, let us do good unto oil
mental &, TO-
The Olive Branch Glass sends LOO for Ami
vtrsary Offering.
Dssign-A lighted candle.
"Neilher do men light candle and put it
under bushel. but on II candestlck mud il giveth
light uniO all that are in the house.
"Let your light 80 shine before nen that they
may see your good works and glorily your Father
which is in Heaven. '-Alau. b, 10. 10.
The Grain Of Wheat Glass
Desgn-A sheai Of wheat with a sickle.
"FOr the earth brineeth forth fruit Of herself
first the blade, then tue ear, after that the full
GRIM IN the ear.
"But when the fruit is brought forth, mmedi
atsly he putlei in the Sickle hec4use the harvest
is come Mark 4, IS, 20.
Anniversary Offering Sl.2S. Amount for the
year SO 90
Rev WIN. c. Russell Society.
Anniversary offering $ 90.
Design--A basket oil flowers.
Texi-"AnJ vel / snv nnto vou. Tint even
Solomon in ali hi. plory was not arrnypd like oue
of these. Matt. q. 3g
II. The Schools then sung the hymn,
we or'ng no gut f'ns 'reasureT' N''
49, The offering of Robert Smith School was
then presented Dasign-A Missionary Ship
INC liishop referred in nppronrinle terms 10 Ibis
DESIGN which wns very hanlsame The shin hnre
a, ia np. the 4, Srays ami sirines onJ a. tho
! fornmast n whitc f,y viii a gnlisu cross Mate
| -" surely The isles shnll wsit Far me- and the
sbips of Tarahish fra. In brnl, thy snna from
far their silver nna their gold viii, them un,o
M. noma of the Ilrl INV GnI anl IN the IIoly
One or Israel hecouse Ie bnth glor;6ed thes
lsa GO q
"Shout the tidings OF salvation,
Mingled with the oceans roar,
Till the ships of every nation,
Bear the news from shore to shore"
Anniversary Offering. $500
IA. The Bishop then read letter from nj
"unknown friend Of Sabbath schools" enclosing
two dollars.
lie also read letter from former pupi
Of the school, in which the writer spoke o
the deep interest she felt in st. Andrew
| bhbuulh r0uuuif anu fhCtuabu 3Dl W. hHu utl
photograph
The Bishop remarked that he would retain tn
best part OF the fair ones gift, her photograph
, 10. The Schools then sang the hymn,
We NV Nv" III y'u'u o''s"' "Orh'hs' &c
10. The Rev. MIR. Breck Rector of Trinit
Church. in tbis civ. than nddressed ibs school,
lie reminded the children of the Immense i'm
portanee of The Missionarv work. and nrge
them In Iabor gnol,usly for ;ho oo,so ia ~,
,o ,os ",a interesting ''''S !" 'e'a''o" 10 III
"" 30 49,, n rnopts' .,,.
, .l Us ,s
al ] nnu l'ssseu oh
10 maLe ,h, schonls s,il, ha,,a, .i,.i",. a.
ao,,'i' Ina Wv ''"'''' sun 'e''e' uu''"s TN
~ Mo connro,o,io, ,,.a,, s, a.,
IT, p Ky 3, WE s".i 1871, ,ne" sung uiori
with the Benedictiou, and all returned to thei
homes we'll pleased with the entertaining name
in which they had spent the afternoon TIL
vocal part of the exercises we're under the drec
ton Of Capt. Charles II. Gallagher, and lady
i of the Calvary Chapel Miss Clara HYDE Dre
d; sided at the organ. Much praise is du
the teachers for the excellent manner i
which the children performed the musicf
> part Of the enter tniument Aquila Pricharr
Superintendent Of 81. Andrews Rev Jane
u J.. Hood, of tho Calvary Chapei Greg
c Chandler Of the Robert Smith. and Mrs C. Il
9 Gallagher of the Infant Department, have niue
, cause to he proud of the manuer in which Iii
pups VI 'uo,S lSsp'stNe ehargeS hclni'te
r 'ueip9'''eS ou "u"u"y INST
,. c-
It 81. MAN N , --ihe Commencemei
. hAe.e'Ses VI o. mary tVuege TOOK place ye
e.uhy "'e'n .-.l a, the Oollege building, an
were VI Ah interesting ohhfneter' We Will el
uea,oi W s"e iuii "ucouht oil them In OF
A neA' '9sue'
q To,,svsnn,,. c.,.. - ,.-.,
! vania Volunteers have been transferred to Ii
h army of the Potomac, under Gen. Hooker Til,
passed through this city for Washington q
Tuesday last. They have been performing ga
n iison duty at Fott Delaware, for some time, an
were much pleased with the change for acti,
d service
REBEL PRlsoSER snor.--we arc informu
10 that member of Company Il, Finh Delawar
Volunteers, shot rebel prisoner at Fort Dell
ware, On Tuesday night last. II appears th
the volunteer was on guard, and rebel ho
several times violated the rules and put h
mead outside the barracks He was ordered
S sesis'' I out refused to obey, when the guar