Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09

AWARE STATE JOUhN
Rich Goods.-One of the finest displays Of
articles Of domestic utility andonate beauty
ever made in this city, may be now Witness
ed at the Institute Hall The plated ware
and table cutlery, are all of the most desirable
patterns, and hut recently imported from
England. They are heavily plated and
highly finished; and are all warranted 70 ne
fully IN to what they are represented, in
every particular There is nothing bogus or
catch nenny about any of the articles offer
ed. therefore no one need hesitate in bidding
or purchasing for fear Of being cheated or
deceived These goods are sold at pubhc
sale by Oge & Townsend, Auctioneeis S, anu
are going off at much less than the cost OF
Importation in many instances NO sueh
opportunity to procure fine rich ana useull
table articles OF this kind has ever Delo
been presented TO our citizens, and perhaps
will not soon again occur. Connected WIN
this sale is also valuable lot OF beautiful
and rare paintings, some OF which can never
he reproduced again. These are sold in the |
evening. On Wednesday and Thursday |
evenings, II goodly number OF them were |
knocked off nj decidedly low figures, rang; |
ing from five dollars up to one hundred ana
twenty, according to size and SUBJECT OF the
painting These paintings can all De ex-
! nlnlHtu uuIllR hhJ "hN
are numbered and marked by catalogue,
purchasers can have no trouble in selecting
| the picture they desire to bid on, without
leaving their seats during the sale. AND as
the auctoneer, Mr.. Ogle, piU not 0afsrepre-
sent any article put up, buyers have the as
surance that their purchases. VIII be lust
exactly what they are said to be at the Time
of sale No one is expected or required 10
pay for any article that does not come luily
up to representation.
The proprietors and importers-Messrs.
Fisher and Graves-who are at present CON
ducting the sales at the Institute, are polite
and agreeable gentlemen, and untirihg I'D
their efforts to please all tastes and answer
all queries concerning the goods. IL IS rare
ly that we find gentlemen whose ponteheSs
and amiability OF disposition under all cir
cumstances are so well preserVeu anu hBree-
ably manifested at public sale as these gem
tlemen evince They will accommodate their
patrons if it be possible, and in the event OF
t their failure to do so, they do not turn grufhy
/ away, but always remember that good ma
e tured politeness will be acceptable II theh
goods are not.
It The following is list OF the sales of pic
:, lures made on Wednesday night - =,
1t /. Landscape, to c. Thomas, y,
C Z. Wild Cat River, TO G. Thomas, 30 Y
II 13. Interior, 10 $. McClary, "a "
IA. Interior, to S. McClary, 20 "
49, Fruit, to II. l.. Tatnall, 20 y
% The Milkmaid, to $. McClary, ~ U
%, The Hermit, to Thomas Walter, ~ y
o7 sunset IN Wm. Canby. 110 0
30. Bear Camp River, to Wm Candy, 70 U
4. Uilminqton Presbyterg; Installation {
If. Rev. John CrO3oeN-The Presbytery OF WI
he minGton held an adjourned meeting Augu
NJ LIST, in the Drawers Church, Odessa, Deli
ware. Rev. John Crowel was received {
he n member, upon letter of dismissal iro
the Third Presbytery OF Philadelphia. Re
elk John W. Mears asked and received lett
nd of dismissal to the Third Presbytery. lie
OF Charles Brown of the same Presbytery, WI
invited to sit as corresponding member.
,ar A call from Drawers Church, for the pa
an toral services of Rev. John Crowell, W
laid before Presbytery by the Commissio
ZIG er. DR.. Hamilton. Mr.. Crowell having 81
for nified his acceptance of the same, Preso
terry proceeded to install him. The Modt
~. nlor Rev. John Patton, DID, presided a.
ny. put the constitutional questions; Rev. WI
the Aikman p cached the sermon nom 10
10. Z; Rev. DR.. Patton gave the charge
the pastor, and Rev. Charles Brown, by
ve- vitaton, gave the charge to the people. \
in Brown was pastor OF this church twenty.h
ort years ago. The services were all OF hi
iur- order, spiritual in tone and deeply intere
It'll ing. MI Crowell has every promise OF
way fupess and success in this field. All
e of pews but five in the new church, had be
es- rented prey .ous 10 the installation.
ade i,
nny Media Classical and English SchOoL-l
rick next session of the Media Classical .
ecu. English School will commence on the /
Of Seplembar next, This institution is
,un- der the control Of Jemes w. Dale, ID.
est. and George X Bechtel, A. NJ. This sch
e ofl IL located In beautiful and healthy pla
or aud the instructors are gentlemen oil d
nhy scholastic attainments. DR.. Dale is mai
ion. Of Delaware ana formerly Ieslueu ih
,est- mington. We commend this school to
oom notice OF our citizens as possessing adv
with tages which are well worthy OF consld
Il 10 ton, in the selection of an academy OF lei
an ing lor the instruction Of their children.
NJ nes, ~ Lot holders in tie Cemetery, are iniorr
,on,. that, in consequence of the prevailing
,G;Ie order within the enclosure, by thought
i IN and unmannerly persons obtaining adj
sonr sion and then abusing the privilege graz
:, on them, there will be new gate keeper at
I;rra gate on Sundays, who, being personally
~ in acquainted with many of the lot hole
=, M will require OF every one seeking admis
.7sers on Sundays to show their tickets Defore
s' H. ~ tel.ng This step has been deemed nj
y,,.i,i n sary on the part of the Directors IN ord
,,ir,,, mi, enable the superintendent-Alr. Sayert
co,,. devote his whole time and attention tow
-, ~ securing order and decorum throughou
i I'm ,%. cemetery, on the Sabbath day.
e arc .sherid's Sales, Sheriff Herbert adver
ioun the following property for sale AT
ohH house of VIM. T. Chance in tho TOW
es ioI Odessa, on the 2Gth OF August, at 10 o'c
manu n. NJ, the real estate of Nicholas Wand
gen VIM II, Waters and George Hayes. A
nest hotel of Mrs j, +. Smith, in Wilmini
roper on the oath day OF August, at o'cloc
anics nj. the real eslate OF Malachi Mason.
piled the lote, at Charles Clements, in New
" Of lie, on tic 27th Of august, at one o''c
,unGll iI p m., the real sgt9te OF Philip Marvel
that Good Real Esiate at Public Sale.-Ol
curse Townsend, Auctioneers, will sell at p
rs q sale for Dennis Murphy, on the preH
est IN tomorrow, at . O'Clock, p. M, two
ed ny Frame House No. 52S Walnut Street
emed story Frame House, No $40 Walnut 81
'ue 10 and large substantial new brick Stab
were This property IS conveniently located
lresh- pleasant part Of the city, and will max
new new sirable homes for persons OF small ial
1ohh The terms are easy, and this sale is WI
lui- the attention OF any person wishing
tne vest their money to good advantage.
rs" in Base Ball Matches-The Tammany
stion Of New Castle and the Minuet Base
dered Clubs, OF this city, played game at
mless Castle on Monday, which resulted in