Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05


of the Institute, each alternate Sunday, viz
April 18th, 21st, and until their church IS re-
fitted. Preaching by their Pastor, the Rev.
Mr.. Goodrich Subject for the 9TH inst, at
O'Clock, "The duty OF man; the consequences
OF performing and not performing III his
final destiny.
Ne,c Jerusalem Church, Deldpdre Ageaae,
Rev Willard H. IIinklcy, Pastor Morning
service, 104 O'Clock; evening service, u
O'Clock Text ofdiscoursc, Sunday evening,
April 9Th, 1857: " Blessed are the peace
makers, for they shall be called the children
OF God. Matt. V, ., Seats free.
Religious Bishop Simpson, will preach
sermon ut Grace NJ. +. Church, on Sunday
morning next, al hallpast ten O'Clock.
accident by Jumpiag from the Cars. We
are informed that gentleman named Nathan
Seville who resides near Smyrna, jumped
from the express train at New Castle, ON
Wednesday last. and had his foot so badly
laccrated ny to render amputation necessary,
Mr.. Seville was on the express train Ell route
TO Philadelphia, for the purpose of purchas-
ing lumber. When the train reached New
Castle, he determined to stop at that place,
for u short time. AS the cars do not stop at
that place, he went out ON the platform,
threw his carpet bag off, and then jumped
while the train was in motion. by some
| ihcliih lG Hul MS lphs uiluCl WV AiiSNi NAAN
was injured as above stated. lie was taken
to the residence OF his uncle Dr. Black
was called In when it WAS found necessary
| to nmputate the limb below the knee. MI
| Seville was also injured somewhat about the
head, and at last ndviCas he was lying in u
critical condition Mr. Seville is highly
respectable gentleman, and his many friends
will regret TO hear of his sad misfortune
Launch Of Reeenue Cuter.-The new
United States revenue cutter Actice was
launched in Philadelphia, on Wednesday,
in the presence Of large crowd of spectn-
tors. The Inquirer in speaking OF the
launch, says: Captain Nones, the veteran
Commander Of the revenue cutter William
II. SeNdrd, brought his vessel close by, with
decks covered with people. The ActiOe was
launched with masts in, and rigging com
pletc Captain N0nes has been for forty
years in the revenue service, and freely eX
presses the opinion that no Treasury De
partment in the world ever had sailing cut
tiers of equal excellence and beauty with iht
.4ctire and her twin sister.
Len CourL-The Levy Court of ihi
county which has been in session for severa
| weeks past adjourned yesterday. Amongs
= other business transacted by them, we ar
informed they have decided To erect larg'
+ room above the Court House in New Castle
for the holding of courts, and cutting up TN
!, court room into offices. They voted S5O'
: TO the Children's Home in thiscity, and hav
paid IL over to them. They visited 81. An
u gustine' Marsh, below Port Penn, IN body
7 but determined this year not TO vote an
7 money in aid of the erection oil the bank L
y prevent the Delaware from overlooking tn
/ county road.
n WILMINGTON Institute The annual meet
49, ~ tNutNu Hall
= on Monday evening last The retiring Pres
c dent, John p. McLear, Esq, read his nd
Il dress, giving an account OF the doings OF til
y, Institute during the past year The seyera
Ii sub.committees oil the executive committe
d also submitted their reports, which wer
It read. Samuel NJ. Harrington, ESQ.,, TIA
l. President elect, entered upon the duties [
d his office, and returned his thanks TO til
e members for the honor conferred upon Inn
y Stereoptic0a Ellibition.-A Stereoptico
10 exhibition will be given al the Union NJ.
~ Church, this evening, AT hnlipast seve
- O'Clock. The entertainment will be bot
~ interesting and instructive, containing anon
y other things, a number OF beautiful view
- &c. The proceeds are to be applied to ii
benefit OF the Sabbath School The caui
is n good one, and we trust that the scho
:, will meet with liberal patronage from II
d. public.
~ - DedM Of Samuel G. Morton-Samucl
~ Morton, an old and respectable merchant
~ Philadelphia, died at his residence in TIL
i. city on Wednesday evening last. He WI
Da for upwards Of twenty years member
% the Board Of Trade, and portion of u
Ne time President OF that body. Mr.. Mont
NJ was native of Wilmington, and is we
IL, known to many OF our citizens, who W
~ deeply regret 10 hear Of his death His !
81 mains will be inferred from the residence
20 30 his brother-u.law, Moses Dillon, No. ri
he West street tomorrow afternoon
iol Clothing Empofiam-W direct the
We tention OF gentlemen who purpose buyii
~ clothing in Philadelphia, TO the handsor
VI stock 10 I've found At Perry IL Co. g Emp
Ye rum, No. 600 Chestnut Street, above Ski
nv They have on hand large and splend
~. assortment OF coats, pants and vests, ma
ny in the most fashionable styles, from exc
~, lent materials, which they will sell on I
va most reasonable terms.
Tile Original M2tonian YaJleaur. II
he exhibition Of the ifrHpl original MiltOni
lh, TableauX will open ut Institute Hail.
e., Monday evening, for few nights on
ON This Tahleaux was exhibited in our ci
q, abont eighteen months ago, and has not he
loi here since. The TableauX on exhibit
re last week, has no connection with IT,
II" Contributions acknowledged. Among I
' contributions for the relief OF the Soulhc
ere people, acknowledged by MIR. Acrtsen,
Nv, Philadelphia, are the following; liapt
'' church ut Dover, Del, by Rev. L. D. II
oss dali, $l30.5l; "Solder, Wilmington, De
Ia. ware, $40.
ion Oniered --Fhst Lieutenant II. &. Church
~ Fourth I. $. Artillery, has heen ordered