Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
RELIGIous INrnLL1cnNoE.


NeD Jerusalem Church, Delapare Avenue
Rev. Willard II, Hinkley, Pastor. Morning
service, lO4 o'clock; evening service, "A
O'Clock. Subject OF morning discourse on
Easter Sunday, 1.-THE Resurrection OF the
Son of Man. " Subject of evening discourse
on Easter Sunday, Spiritual temptations. y
Seats free.
F0st Uni0e,salist .Societg.-The Rev. Mr.
Goodrich, Pastor of this Society, will preach
next Sunday, the elst INST, nj ~ p. NJ, in
the Scientihc Lecture Room Of the Insti-
tute. Subject Popular objections TO uni
yersal salvation considered, Seats free
The public are invited
Large Fire in lie Second Ward. EARLY ON
Monday evening last, very destructive fire
occurred III the vicinity OF Second and Wal
nut Streets. II broke out in a stable belong
ing To Mr. Horn, whose extensive coach
factory is situated IN the same locality. In
an incredibly short space of time several
other frame sheds and buildings were in
flames, and for a time utter destruction
seemed TO threaten all the property in the
immediate vicinity. The brick houses ON the
corner, and also the one occupied by Mr.
lilrzel were repeatedly on fire but the efforts
OF the uremcn who were soon at work saved
them from destruction The fire is said TO
be the work Of an incendiary who is as yet
unknown. The Cornish engine at the Rail.
roau Depot dld invaluable service and kept
up constant stream of water on the build
lngs from first 10 last The intrepidity of
the flremen is beyond all PRAISE Never did
tney WORK harder or make greater personal
rlsks 10 subdue the flames than at this FIRE.
nlrs' stephens, whose property was also on
nre and totally consumed, in the fright and
CONSERVATION of the moment while hasten.
ing 10 some safe place with several young
pigs in her apron was knocked down bv a
passing hose carriage and slightly injured.
She was rescued by fireman in time TO save
her from serious if not fatal injury We
learn that she has signiiied her intention
OF rewarding her rescuer by handsome
present
Exhibition The second annual exhibition
OF ST. Mary's School, for the benefit of the
poor will he held at Institute Hall, on Tues.
day evening, April go, 1867. The exhibition
VIII consist OF songs, dialogues, glees. cho-
lusea, essays and Rotations No pains will
be spared 10 render the exhibition botl in.
structive and amusing. Adults tickets, %
cents. Children, 10 cents. Doors open al
T.o'clock. To commence at O'Clock. The
object OF this exhibition VIII commend itself
70 the favorable consideration and support
OF every benevolent person in the commu.
nifty. Their can be no loftier impulse of ma
ture than the desire to remember and assist
the poor, by substantial aid.
Dry Goods and Carpets. Wor-
4 rell, invites the attention of our citizens TO
his full line of Dry Goods, Carpets Oil
/ Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, &c, which he is
selling at prices 10 suit the times His stock
is complete in every department, aud has
been purchased at such rates as will make il
to the interest OF our people to procure such
goods at home. Mr.. Worrell has had long
experience in the busine s, and an extensive
acquaintance among the largest importing
houses in the country, through which he is
enabled TO order direct from EurOpe. and
present for examination a stock OF goods
complete in assortment, and durablei in STYLE.
The ladies particularly should call and ex-
anime his elegant goods before purchasing
elsewhere, as he cannot fail to please them,
both as to quality of the articles offered for
sale and the prices at which he sells.
Wilmington Instttute.-The Board of Di.
rectors of the Wilmington Institute have
elected DR.. William r. Bullock second Vice
President OF that Institution, vice John II.
Adams resigned. At their meeting last
week they elected Rev T. Gardner Littell
and NJ. NJ. Child, as members of Inc Board
70 NIL the vacancies caused by the resigna.
lion of j. H. Adams and John G. Bough.
man, as members OF the Board,
Garden Seed.--We are requested TO sav
that William Candy, Esq, OF this CITY. MAJ
received variety Of garden seeds from the
United States Patent office, which are ready
for distribution to gardeners, horticuturlsis
and others interested in gardening The
'eds may be had gratis, upon application
at the office of the New Castle County Mu-
luAi insurance Company, Institute Building,