Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

Sabbath morning from the 18th verse OF the
9th chapter OF Jeremiah ;-"Tkey have healed
also the hunt Ut me daughter OF my people
slightly, saying, Peace, peace when there 10
no peace" he remsrked that the prophet de-
plored the existence oi u sad state OF things
among tue je se, and ismenten their WICKED :
mesa and neglect oil God. he alluded to tho
itise teachings oil the Priests anu their appli-
cation OF rainons remedies to guilty conscien-
oes, ANA remarked tha' every s"rt Ut teachinR
winch pA'lAtes or excuses gun, . rsinon4
leaeh'ng Crtntr' ~ Itself eoosidTfrd, 10
thihg thti 'anAn' properly he piliiaten. II ia
serves rthnke anu punishment. Whiie we
should IN IKE dnr allowance l"r 'rircnm stances
we shoall not attempt To lessen lie enorutty
OF crime lie feared thot II was lhe tendency
OF the people nj the present time, 10 palhate
guilt and explain 1t away, and thereby invite
the repetition OF wicked acts. The Jews were
wicked YET tneir priests endeayored 10 explain
their acts away, and cried, Peace peace, when
there was no peace. He observed mat aooth-
er prevalent error was the taxing OF tetorma-
tion for regeneration. The prominent doctrine
oil Tue New Testament IS tnat man must ne
born again. de argued ihHt reformation AL
ways iollows tegeneratoni but reformati IN
does not always Indicate regeneration. r.
generated man eschews every bad act aud be-
comes an entirely new creature he enforced
bls views al some length, gu TINS point, and
many et ihh protested Ohristians IN our stale
would certainly have been greatly prohted II
they conld have heard them, anu afterwards
acted On trem. lie reprobated the notion that
converted man could discharge his duty ful-
~ Without Inning himself with the visible
church. He argued that every converted man
should aaiI'e with Abe church and assist In
bringing others to God
He denounced the dogma that meu had
nothing TO do but Join Il religious body aud
comply with certain rights AS being highly
pernlcious, and compared It to The cry OF
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'H noauA' evening" AHe' 'ne reAe'us anu
"i"f'loh 81 'he minutes OF 'u" pfeceu'hI
trerl1El the seGfriafy reported mat Gnad
rich History would 10 ready iof tue schools
Ia 4, few weeks Various bills were read aud
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notinn il was resolved that the Board meet on
Monday evening TO hear the fsturns and or
yanise The election will be held ia the lst
Ward at the school house ia Washington
street, below THIRD; Ia the Second Ward at
the school hunse la Valiant street; Ia the
Third ,yard al the Water WITCH Eugine Loase
10 Sbipiey street in the Fourth Ward at
school huus5 No L. Sixth and French Streets;
Ia tbs Firth Ward ~ the school house on nth
torl ia regard ~ the average ATTENDANCE OF The
pupii' In the schoeis. me many absences
Yeie matter vi rrgrtt bnt lbe rule u Tue
hIafi he though had dnue much good. The
report viii be tunna in another column -
Jnjoa galI mad. .a,,. ot- .ry.tiana ia reg.,a
ia the imnur,.f,.. oi IN. eitiz.ps a,tendIue ia
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The Board. Adjourned
g. S,.,.,p,.., 7a.s, R.,m.,. and
.'P1'"k -, ~ ri, ~ c,o,h,n. a nv
que>ted to examine our extensive assortment OF
Gsoths and oasssmefss now On hsna Mhloh nave
Wr can furnish material aud trimmings lower thar
any other Dry Goods house in the city Buyers
will ind il to their advantage to sal and examine
drit class Gutter ai"a5s on hand 10 the establish
mont an - tr, o ~ a wi w. w. ~ oay
lug that satissstion win b. sy.o Gsi Nj
H. i1lJ f4tablish cd Stand Nc s2S Market SIt.st
2nd DOR from Third Street EDWARD Mooas
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sto7a Of Nts, f.atf l1t West IN 81. ua, te,s
stsPs from Mafhpl
The mist caoiee ami elegant assortment ca
lad as dress aud cloak trimmings, buttons, f.
Wells, hosiery, gi0Ses, handArrchiet5, rlbt.Das,r
No. ana = al culafs, velvet ribbons, hest
brands combs, brushes, nets, iiofets ha4t pse,
Hair Oil, soapa aud peifdmety tuie line oi
Iiant- and nisses hosiery. Elufes, 6aniker
chi aud itncJ goods M. &c AlrH. Guh, lQs
wesl ,ttt Street,
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,,,t1 SIie tlan AZ Auet,on W. .Ta iis,s,a,,nst
to reduce our stock Mo will oder to day 200 yatd
anu ys,. arE American Print. AZ sa,' 9 az a. III
new style do ~ cents, 1910 yards heavy anblesehs
Muslin, at " cents, 1000 yds. sxtrA heavy 4 do. "A
"a 1900 yds good style Spring Mozambique a
~; elt together WIN general stusk Of Dry Goods
. We, pro1 wi1n,inatan na, ~.spkhs No ~
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appointments N ne Rs3atS, Army GA Wei
nesdat lA9t, the SENATE OF tue tinted State