Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

Christian Association OF the Central Presby-
terrain Church will be held on Monday even
ing next, June gath, at s O'Clock. The
annual reportol the President VIII be reau
and addresses will be delivered by the Rev.
Geo f. Wiswel ID. D., late pastor OF the
church, and Rev G. d. Shaw, of Patterson,
N. !. Good music will he present The
public are invited
Ne,o Jerusalem Church, DeldWars AUeaue,
Rev Willard II. Hinkley, Pastor. Morning
service, 1903 O'Clock; evening service, Y
O'Clock. Subject OF discourse Sunday even
ing, June 23d, 1867, death and Lille"
Seats free. The evening services, IN inns
church, will he suspended after next Sabbath,
and resumed again on the first Sabbath in
September. Morning services will he held
as usual, throughout the summer.
Dedication.-Th Gilbert Chapel of Cen.
trail Presbyterian Church, Thirteenth and
French Streets, will he dedicated on next
sabbath. Revs. j. G. Hammer, OF Philadei-
phia, and G. d. Shaw, OF Patterson, N, j.,
will he present, and take part in the exer-
cses. Services will commence at p. NJ.
Rec. C.. D. Slao, of Patterson, N. j., will
preach in the Central Presbyterian Church,
next Sabbath. Morning service l04 O'Clock;
evenin service O'Clock.
Installation N Milford Del. The Presby-
terry OF Wilmington met AT Milford, Della
ware, on Thursday, June 9TH, for the pur- |
pose oi installing Rev John II. Severance |
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church IN |
That place Rev. ID. II. Emerson was ap. |
pointed Moderator, Rev. MIR. Altman acted |
MS Clerk, and the services OF the installation
were as follows: 1.-THE Lord is my Shep- |
. herd, " by the choir, Reading OF Scriptures
! and prayer, by Rev. A. Gulick, OF bridge
vile; sermon by Rev. s. II. Schoiield, OF
Delaware City; constitutional questions and
4 the formation OF the pastoral relation, by the
hxsG pa
Emerson, of st. Georges; charge TO people
r by Rev. VIM. Altman, OF Wilmington; con
Guiding prayer, by Rev. II. j. Gaylord, of
4 Lincoln
. Among the noticeable matters was very
5 splendid pulpit Bible, the dying gin OF
y, member OF the church, the late wife of Col
ell H. ID. FiddemRn.
Y There was very excellent attendance
Z upon these solemn exercises, the music was
Vi good, the prevailing feeling was tender, and
|. the people seemed reoced to welcome Mr.
:, Severance to his new pastoral work among
them.
Sabbath School Excursion and Pic.aics -
IL The Sabbath Schools attached to Asbury NJ.
II +, Church, ot this city, made mn excursion
L. To Red Bank, N. j., on Tuesday last, In the
p steamer Jersey Blue. The boat was crowd
" ed with the scholars teachers and the friends
10 of the school.
nj The German Baptist Sabbath School held
ir picnic in the woods on the Brandywne.
Us The rain began to fall Mt an early hour in
u the afternoon, which materially interlered
le with the pleasures OF the participants.
The Sabbath Schools attached 10 New
II Jerusalem Church, held picnic al Rattle
n. snake Run, on the Drandywine, yesterday,
The Sabbath Schools OF Hanover Presby-
an terrain Church, held picnic in Riddles
II, Woods, yesterday.
n. l. o. 0. H. Anniversary Celebration.-
q. Morning Star Lodge No. O., independent
5n Order OF Odd Fellows, will hold their TWEEN
he ly-flith Anniversary Celebration in the Nj.
,c f, Church, at Smyrna, on Tuesday after
lat noon next An Address will be delivered
MS and an original Poem read by r. g. NJ.
as Henry Eckel. The exercises will he inter
lc spersed with singing. The II. w. Grand
zee Officers OF the Grand Lodge of the STATE
c" will be present in full regaa
M, Clocks amt Vatcaes.-We would invite
ISL tile attention OF our readers to the advertise
ire ment OF Jacob Brunner No. TIA Marke
nc Street. Mr.. Drummer has on hand u larg'
as assortment OF clocks, watches and iewelry
ies which he will sell very low for cash II,
itn also gives particular attention to repairing
use and guarantees To give satisfaction TO al
ear who may favor him with their patronage
70 We would urge our readers to give HIM
my call
nd I. y. ttFcNt IOWFt.--I lie Illlcu pthle
ng, Circuit Court, met in the Court room, secon
me story Custom House Building, on Tuesda
lgh morning last, John l. Pratt, Esq, III
Iier United states District Attorney having re
,oi, signed, and his successor not having bee
md appointed there was no representative I
feet prosecute on behalf OF the government pre-
lye sent. The Judge, therefore adjourned tn
ent Court until the next term in September.
no' Ne'o Lioerg and Exchange Sta5le.-It wi
column that Alfred d. Nandevcr has opene
Oh a Livery and Exchange Stable, at No. lC
ohs Walnut Street, in this city lie has on han
tne excellent horses and we would recommen
the those Of our citizens who desire TO hire, pu
ou' chase or exchange, TO give Mr.. Vandeyer
IVY call His terms are accommodating.
no, DeMched. Chief Engineer George r. Joh
lred son is detached from special duty in the Il
der. gneer department at Wilmington, Del, al
fire ordered to duty in the Engineer DEPARTING
urcs ol The Philadelphia Navy Yard.
he'd Parcdads Of Mansion House.-Dr A.
Ieen Gnmshaw has sold to DR.. John A. Brow
ilosl ms mansion house and grounds, on the Me-
ing, port pike, near this city, Tor $l2,0 900,
West Point Cadefs.-A number of nj
was military cadets reported 10 the Adiulant
cent West Point on Saturday, among whom "
le.al VIM. p, Houston, Of Delaware,
en- ToddA-The Greenville Alderman-aA
IN Noses alas the pCnniless boy &C., &c,
eauy ON "hgh old drunk' northwlrd