Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-26
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at two O'Clock, in the afternoon. The re-
spective lodges and Encampments will as
semble at the Odd Fellows Hall, and. will
proceed from there IN procession--in full
, regalia,-to the Church, where the order OF
exercises will be as follows:
/. Reading Of the Proclamation. fII
r 9. Singing-Opening Ode.
3. Prayer by Rev VIM. Altman.
4. Singing-"Blest be the tic that binds"
8, Address by p G. NJ. Joshua Mars.
g. singing-''Decds of Charity"
Z. Address. .
s. singing-"sympathy with the afIlict
o. Address.
TO- Singing prayer for our Native Land"
, IL. Address.
, 49, Singing-Closing Ode.
IS. Prayer.
IA Benediction.
! The Reys. Messrs. Altman, Marsh, lands,
j Rittenhouse and France have been invited
) and will take part in the services.
Tho NJ. w. Grand Master of the II. w.
Grand Lodge of Delaware, Enos H. Jeffer
i son, will preside on the occasion. The must.
/ cal portion of the exercises will be under
the direction of Messrs. NJ. L. Lichtenstein
i and H. f. Pickles.
. p. G. M. Robert Carswel will be Chief
Marshal Of the procession, assisted by
marshal from each Lodge.
A cordial invitation is extended TO our
Is casion.
. Valuable Mansion and Real Estate at Public
q Sale,-J. I. Head, President Of the Chris
. tana River Improvement Company, will sell
- at Public Auction, on the premises, on Sa
. turday, May 4th, at three O'Clock, r. NJ,
l. valuable Brick Mansion, G53l feet of front
=, :, on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balli-
~ more Railroad 760 feet OF frontage on the
u Brandywine River and $40 feet front on the
| tNrn n1 tn 1ta Nal
property is bounded by the navigahle waters
- of the Brandywine River, The business ave
~ nue. now being opened on the side OF the
~ Railroad, and by the street accepted as a
~ direct and important connection with the
~ Is, Delaware River. At one extremity is the
!. Railroad Bridge, with an excellent plank
u, ~ walk, and at another is the approved site of
" =, the proposed Brandywine Bridge authorized
=, by the Legislature, the prospect for the early
~, ~ completion OF which is very promising. A
IA new street is being graded through the pro-
~ =, perry GO feet wide, which is likely to be eX-
~ tended MS IN avenue for trade and travel in
~ the direction of ClaYmOnt. The Company
~ ~ has offered to subscribe $10, 900 TO the stock
IT, of the Wilmington and Reading Railroad,
H. H. as AN inducement TO connect ON the Com
a. pany' property with the Philadelphia, Will
49, mington and Baltimore Railroad, which will
greatly enhance the value of the land to he
sold on the 4th of May. The Mansion House
rs. has commanding view, is large, con.
ei venient, well built, with SLATE roof, enclosed
,h in lawn with numerous cvergreens and
err shade trees, and is adapted either for first
of class residence or for business purposes
no, The lots are all advantageously located, and
or contain more or less gravel and sand, and
ON stone quarry. The terms are easy. Fol
ot the Mansion House $4,000 will be taken OF
lci. Mortgage with transfer of Insurance Policy
has and the balance in approved notes, equally
nv, divided at 3 and mouths, with interest; o
,ay discount of per cent. for cash, if pait
,ie within ten days from sale Possession givoi
the ten days after sale For the lots, approved
les. notes, equally divided, at 3 and 9 months
off with interest; or discount of three per cent
nile for cash, within len days from sale Pos
ind session Immediate.
the 1t is seldom that property is offered TO
sale in this city, that presents SO many ad
vantages to parties who desire TO invest thei
md money where it will pay them good pc
81 centage The indications are that in yer
~, short time the tide of Improvement will ten
i ~, towards the Delaware. While the hills {
~ ~ the west side of Wilmington will be dotte
~ all over with the homes of our merchants
/, ~ business men and manufacturers, the cas-
~ side Will be covered with extensive stores
e sne and be the great mart of commerce. VIII
- then will undertake to say what will be th
value of this land within the next few years
u vi Let the Bridge over the Brandywinc be ono
- built, street opened TO the Delaware, and
Ia "a wharf placed upon the river front, and con
- ~ merce will flow into US from the little town
y ot 70 that line the Delaware, in such quanrtic
~, that interest will compel the mercantile trat
~ a. to fill the space between the Brandywir
s suS and the River with storehouses. We woul
NJ, urge capitalists to attend this sale, as "
,hn have no doubt that an examination of u
'nS location will convince them that il will be
good paying inv stment to purchase.
,o,, A Handsome Store.-Among the recei
| 10 dn Ia.
too is none which strikes the eye of the b
onoo holder as being more beautiful and mark'
800 than that made by Mr.. G. F. Rudolph
, ,i,Iy the store No. 231. The first story W
he torn out entirely, and completely reiltt
r. his in the most handsome style. In place
,lit,, the old, plain windiw, Mr.. Rudolph h
TIe had two new ones placed in the front wi
o the .ne uoo 'l N tle IenteI' NJ WINDOWS
nnd line, are finished in the most artistic Al
elegant manner, and present an attract
feature. The interior is fitted up in supe
style, with show cases-filled with the mt
y ny, ioi tastefully wrought gold and silverware-C
utIu tending the full length of the store aifordi
nlos1 the customer an excellent opportunity
d, anu close observation of the wares In the
Ihe cases may he found gold and silver watchl
y eie from the best manufactures in the wor
and ncr nc ,vn,i nc tlose mora ~, nn
!, !. the less valuable as time keepers; lnl
great rings, sleeve-buttons and studs; desert, Il
we'll tocles AND IN al a,5sor,thin,, ,ina,ol
eye and suit the taste, both as ornaments
the person or for use in the household.
blica- has also splendid variety of French clot
Is will in black, white and variegAted Italian IN
en- ar bic, which are quite pretty and are sold
bargh moderate prices, We invite our read
Titled who may wish to purchase watches, cloe
acme; jewelry or silyerware, to call and exam
-meri' the wares of MIR. Rudolph. We feel 81
olicy, that they cannot fail TO he able to max
most selection from his large and varied st0,
r. 1t and we latter ourselves that they will find
Della terms as reasonable as elsewhere in Tic ci
The Wilmington PresJytely. Pres
terry Of Wilmington held its scmi-ann
VI the meeting at the Drawers Church. Odessa,
sn nl: the 10th INST. The meeting of the Pres
,1leiisn terry was nearly full one, and the att
ioa ~, .. dance of elders was equal in numbers to
thal ministers.
i H.. IN Rev. DIR. Patton opened the meeting W
! al an excellent sermon on Isaiah 40: s. r
Nun Chas, Holloway, of Mddletown, was cleo
'nlian- Moderator.
tea 10 Rev. r. O. Allison and Rev. j. r. Sc,
IN un ance were received as members of the Pl
bytery; the former from the Onondaga,
latter from the Niagara Presbytory.
Maya A call from the congregation OF Mill
very was put in the hands OF Mr.. Severance,
laying has been laboring with great success
lelish- nearly a yearin Milford, and ii was accer
MS for by him. Arrangements were made for
altoF a.. e