The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-25
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
The CitY Churches.

teIlan OhuTcn, sixth street, above Green, to-moT-
row, at 104 o'clock A. NJ, and in the First Re
formed Dutch Church, corner Seventh and
spring Garden streets, in the evening, at
o'clock. . ....
Second Presbyterian Church, Seventh street,
below Arch. Rev. William @. Cattell, d. D.,
President of Lafayette College, will preach to-
morrow morning and evenng, at half-past 10
A. M. and quarter to p. NJ.
Fifteenth Presbyterian Church, Fifteenth
and Lombard streets. The pastor, Rev. William
McEwee, Will preach tomorrow morning at 10y,
and in the evening at quarter to O'Clock.
Penn Presbyterian Church. This church,
situated on Tenth street. south OF Glrard avenue,
Will be reopened for public worship, tomorrow.
at lOa A. M. and q, p M
The Spring Garden Presbyterian Church,
Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, pastor, will be reopened
for divine worship on tomorrow. Service at
l04 A. M. and P. M.
South Street Presbyterian Church, above
Eleventh street. Rev. Q. Stanger, tomorrow at
halfpast 10 O'Clock. Union prayer meeting at
quarter to O'Clock.
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Locust street.
above Fifteenth. Preaching tomorrow morning
by Rev. Dr. Vermlye, of Hartford, Conn.
West Arch Street Presbyterian Church.
corner of Eighteenth. Preaching Tomorrow at
halt-past 10 A. NJ, by Rev. E. H. Nevin.
Scots Presbyterian Church. The Rev. J. W.
q. Ker will preach in this church tomorrow
morning at haltpast 10 o'clock.
First Presbyterian Church, German street.
Luckenbach, at l08 A. M.
Richmond Presbyterian Church. Rev. A.
NJ. Jelly tomorrow at l05 A. NJ.
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Chestnut street,
west OF Eighteenth. Rev. G. A. Peltz, pastor,
will preach tomorrow morning and evening
Services commence at 1O4 A. M, and u p. M.
Preaching tomorrow at the Second Baptist
Church, New Market street, above Poplar by
Thomas Gill, at l04 A. NJ
North City Home Mission. Rev. A. Man
ship, Mount oliyet, lO4; Calvary, Twenty-drst
and Jefferson streets, 103, services; and Rev. A.
Manship, q, evening. North Penn, services
morning and evening. Morris City, services
evening.
a-siIoam NJ. f: Church, Otis street, above
Girard avenue. Rev. M. H. Sisty tomorrow at
l05 A. M, and Rev. Jacob Palmer at % p. M.
Experience meeting at p. NJ.
Plymouth Congregational Church, in Hall,
Ridge avenue, below Jefferson street. Preach
ing tomorrow at 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
-Ebenezer NJ. E. Church. Rev. T. W. Simp-
ers, pastor, will preach to morrow at l08 A. NJ.
and p. M.
Central NJ. f. Church, Vine street, above
Twelfth. Services tomorrow at lO3 A NJ. and 8
p. NJ.
Central congregational Church. Eighteenth
and Green streets. Rev. w. S. Hclings, of
Rochester, will preach tomorrow at 10t A.. iA1.,
and Rev. j. N. tolwell at P. M.
E-First CONGREGATIONAL Church, Frankford
road and Montgomery avenue. Preaching at
1V2 h' W. anu "a Me- ny IeeN' o. w. OOulu
National Union Wigwam. Rev. Charles w.
Dennison will preach a sermon in the Wigwam,
Girard avenue and Twentieth street, tomorrow
morning at l09 O'Clock.
Second Reformed Dutch Church, Seventh
street, above Brown. This church will be open
tomorrow morning and evening at l0A A. NJ.
and % p. M.
st. Peters English Lutheran Church, Chris
tian street, below Sixth. Preaching tomorrow
morning at 1O8 o'clock A. NJ Rev. F, Kline
telter.
Westminster Church, Broad and Fitzwater
streets Preaching tomorrow by Rev. II. S.
Dickson, d. D., at lO3 A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ.
Rev. j. ii. Vanderzee breaches in Horticul-
tural Hall, Broad and Walnut streets, to-mor
row. TO- A. NJ; evening, to P. M.
Bush Meeting at North Penn Village. Ad-
dress delivered by the Rev. Solomon Benson at
3 O'Clock tomorrow, 9th August.
Elder F. Burbank on "The World and Ira
dition," at Southwest corner OF Sixth street and
Girar1 avenue, at "a o'clock P. M.
-Eglise de Christ. Rev. H. Mauny will preach
in French, tomorrow at 105 A. NJ. and Z!
p. NJ, at No. 1909 Chestnut street.
Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church, Thir-
teenth and Oxford streets. Rev. F. MeYser will
preach tomorrow at lO3 O'Clock.
st. Matthew's Lutheran Church, New street.
below Fourth. The Rev. w. j. p. Ingraham
will preach at lOa A. M.
-Lutherbaum Church, No. 1877 North Twelfth
street. Rev. N. NJ. Price will preach in the
evening.
st. Andrews Mission. Preaching tomorrow
at O'Clock P. NJ, at Fourth and Shippen
streets.
-Moravian Chapel, Sixth and Girard avenue.
Rev. H. S. Hoffman tomorrow, lO3 A. NJ.
Elder F. Burbank breaches at Ninth and
Spring Garden at l05 A. NJ.
Baptist.
The National Baptist says:--We do not think
the workings of open communion among Bap-
fists In England will commend the practice to
our denomination in this country. The depart
ure from strict communion has brought about
propositions for union with Pedobaptist
churches, and here is the proposed article of
institution of baptism to be administered
to infants, or il not then administered, to
adults on confession of the truths of Chris
tianitv, provided that a difference of opinion
upon the time and mode of administration of
baptism be in itself no bar to church fellow
ship"
DR. Brantley formerly of this city, but since
the war pastor of one of the Baptist churches
in Augusta, Ca, is called TO Atlanta, where he
was once pastor.
The American Baptist Free Mission has just
held its twenty-thiId anniversary at Chicago.
Its receipts during the year have amounted to
SIG, 600.
Catholic.
Cardinal andrea, for the crime of sympa-
thizing with Italy, has been deposed from his
bishopric and from an abbacy that he held
He has written to his flock, protesting against
the act and appealing from the Pope OF the
present to ''the Pope better informed" )" and to
the universal Church. This is new sort OF
appeal for cardinal to make.
The number of Catholic clergy in the eccle