Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-04

Trinity Church. THE Rev. ]. Lloyd Breck,
d. D., ior more than n quarter OF century
missionary in the Northwest, is now on
visit to the churches in the Atlantic States,
presenting the claims of the Coast MISSION"
he is about to establish in California.
On Sunday morning, July 9TH, he will
visit Ascension Church, Claymonii in the
afternoon, Emmanuel, New Castle, at a.,
and Trinity, Wilmington, in the evening,
divine service at O'Clock.
DR. Brock will address the Lay Associa
lion OF Trinity Parish, on Friday evening,
July 9th, at & p. Nj.
Sale of Horses Carriages and Harness. -
Ogle Il Townsend, Aucti0neers, will sell at
Public Sale, at their Auction Rooms, No
East Third Street, on Saturday next, at ten
O'Clock a. M, several excellent horses, car
rlages, and LOT Of harness. This sale is
well worthy Of the attention Of persons
wishing TO purchase. See advertisement.
,SAei6's Sale. The lie interest of Joseph
Fulmer in the house owned by the late
John Burnite, deceased, In Orange street,
above Eighth, was struck OIL on Saturday
afternoon, to Mrs Burnite, for $55.
The house and lot of Nj. |. Hegarity, In
Front street, was struck off to C. b. Lore,
for $500.
The other sales advertised by the Sheriff
were settled and withdrawn.
Tie Annamessir Line.-The managers Of
the Annamessx Line have published q map
| showing all the railroads connecting with
this great popular line of travel South. II
also gives the names OF the principal towns
on the line OF the roads South, with which
il connects. II will he found of immense
value TO those travelling in that section OF
country.
Patriotic.-We learn that the City Cornet
Band will appear upon the balcony OF the
Fourth Street Market House this morning,
and play number of national airs. The
band deserves much credit for this noble and
patriotic effort to contribute their share TO.
wards celebrating the natal day OF American
Independence.
Neio Mail Routes.-Seryice on the follow.
ing new mail routes In this State has been
ordered by the Post Office Department.
Townsend TO Deakyneville, Jacob Davis
Wyoming to Magnolia, Edmund Stout
Mount Pleasant to Summit Bridge, John NJ
b own; Kirkwood TO ST. Georges, John II
Roberts,; Mooreton TO Leipslc, Charles Had
ley, and Milford to Georgetown, d. Wilson
J 10 o. E-The following named gentle
, man have been selected as officers OF Della
ware Encampment, No. l, /. o. o. f., o
Z this city, ior the present term;-C. r., JOSEPH
+, McGarvey; II. r., Thomas II. Robinson
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= Muir; Scribe, Edward McIntire; H., JOIN
: l.. Thompson.
The Neao Stedmer-The steamer Eli2
i Hancox made her first trip to Philadelphia
4 on Tuesday morning. The event createt
il considerable STIR in the community, and
large concourse Of people assembled at III
n wharf To see her start. About four hundre
. persons took passage on board, for Philadel
I phia
3 Comprehend Celebration. The cops inten
l. TO have a meeting at their headquarters, thi
!. evening, at O'Clock, ito celebrate the ms
q tion's birth day and take counsel in he
d present strait"
+ The Steamer Ariel now runs between thi
IL city and Philadelphia at reduced rates
m fare. Numbers OF our people are availin
N themselves Of this favorable opportunity
IS riyer.trip during the warm weather.
j The City Hall Yard.-The Committee o
A Public Buildings OF the City Council, have ha
le the City Hall yard cleaned up and bencht
II placed therein for the accommodation OF III
q public. II will be thrown open to-day.
- DiUidead.-The Union National Bank,
n this city, declared dividend OF six per cen
At Tor the last six months, payable on the l0t
al inst. clear OF taxes.
T. Naoal-Iieut Geo. II. johnson has bee
IL transferred from this city TO the Philadelph
u Navy Yard, as Inspector of Engineering
W lie will continue his business in this city.