The national Republican., 1869-06-14
RELIGIOUS.
Dedication Of . Chureh-serviees at
tho Jatl-Ous- Door Services.

Tho ded,catory services Of the Mount Yer.
non Place NJ. n. Church south ta description
OF which appeared In the RsrunLIehs some
tended BY large throng Of ohuroh-goer... The
morning services were commenced with the
:SSasS "S1s Sn sa a.son Of Pr bsa
lei, the solo part being sung By Miss Lizrie
Daniel.
scripture :;.oa vas ,ss. :, made ,s. sy syyis, REV
eighth chapter OF aenesis, commencing at the
hfth verse. Rev. Mr.. sangeant then announced I
ss sy% o sss sSa.: aa
for thee" which was sung BY the entire con-
grrg,tinn
the conclusion oi wi,.eh Rev, wm. 4. Munssy, |
of Alexandria, the preacher ssleetsd TO deliver |
the dedication sermon, announced hi. text as
F9S TSs a;Hs.l: ;f.sHai.. ss y vi Mr nup.y Was an .o
qusnt effort, and was listened TO with marked
attention By the songrssation. Al the eonoiu.
,hs S" choir S % sang an saihs%. snnpo.sd BY O. ".
Abby, and Inscribed to Professor Daniel.
| collection was then taken up, which realized
SSs, SoSussS 'I Sy T Rev. sr fSsoi. pastor q he
The sermon yesterday Afternoon WA,
% more, and last nisst Rev, NJ. 4. Holland, Of
baltimore, delivered IN able and Instructive
sunvicns AT rHs JAIL.
| The usual sabbath religious services were
| held at thu Jail yesterday afternoon BY Messrs.
| wm. q Finney and Col. d. y. Hawkes.:
the serviss, and good deal OF Interest Was
manifested. A number or tracts and pamphlets
were distributed by Mrs, Olive Freeman, l..
| NJ. u. Kicks and A. X. Uh>pmsn.
| oTHsR snvIrrn.
| Rev. DR.. Newman prsaehri To large oongrc-
cations, morning and evening", At The Metro.
morning diseourss was this social character of
Jesus. HIS 'eSi T'' the hfth verse OF the
eleventh ohApier ~ ~ Johns gospel, Now
Jesus loved Msf'h- aud h"r sister and Lsza.
In the evening he took f,r hi, text the
twenty eighth verse Of the hr.t chapter OF
kSsa sis tS.si iSsS BLESSED M ' ,soS Hi among '"S
h The character Of Mary and tho relation she
the evenings sermon. Toward the close he al
iuded to the estimation In which she 10 held by
the Romish Church, and used the argument
that Christ had promised that whore two ol
; three were gathered together 10 His name
there would He be to bless thsm.' Hs
claimed that nowhere was the same omni
9 Outdoor religious exercises were held yes
l. terdsy afternoon under the auspices Of th'
| Young Men's Christian Association.
were conducted by A. X. Browne, esq. Ate
:. made BY MT Hsstinls, Of New Brunswisk,sn
Il Rev. q. A. Hall and Mr.. N. b. Dovsrea,
= conducted services at the open space corner 2
70 Fourth street and Pennsylvanis avenue,
.. quite 40 sssemblsse, Who listened with pa'ier
N attention.
10 Usiosrows.-sines the election Of Monda
III week so much has been said in the Norther
~ papers Of this beautiful suburban village, tbs
~ our reporter visited the town yesterday n
y the purpose OF briefly. jotting down its loo
to Uniontown is situated on the south side
", the Anaeostis river or Eastern branch OF u
&c Potomse, and has population OF 800, II
lee nues, each bearing the name Of the Presiden
ne Of the United States. The hsiEhts overloo
IJ Ing the village are dotted with elegant Ills
or owned and oseupied by .promlnsnt bu,ine
iiA men OF Washington, svinsinx tasts, ent'
he prise and comfort.
ss 70: There are tyo SauIShs' M r. y. town, 2
and the other Prostestant Episcopal, Rev.
Lowry rector. Festivals just closed, conduc.
the as: o beth ,s. 9. have be
,ts, erecting. a handsome sdines Of Seneca .to'
o1sf,saes ~ 1se for % n. Sae pSpes.s AREA
In the town. the cost OF the buildings rsachi
,n ~ Messn. M Vsu Hook and foI, Who also dcns,
nth the ground upon which the ''hoolhou's
at constructed hotel, . drug store, aud other o
ves denoes OF . go ahead and industrious conn
10 nifty, and the day 10 not far distant when
RE population will be doubled and Quadrupl
en-, Judging from the character Of Its present .,
ZEE dents and the natural advantages which
MI. town possesses, and as soon As Congress gra
nd the charter for q street railway, In less n
1 oi twenty -four hours the stock will be subseri
On for a road to cross the Navy Yard or Anao
the | tia bridge to connect with the street railw
len. | OF Washington.
,ith Monroe street, leading to Pissataway, pas
and the Government Insane Asylum and Natio
Race Course, and Union street, the N
thoroughfare, leads directly to Marlboro,
,o | upon which the post once 10 situated.
Cir. | ufpaiaa,o,sn Nj T.yinr sui An sntsr 81
to ,oI- ing capitalist, designs building foe roy
ihs- | brick dwelling houses and an elegant hote
ot, | proximity to the Uniontown end OF tho bril-
etu | besides constructing . sea wall and B
,nu nnu houses for the aeeo modAtion Of the oiti1
Inc OF Washington seeking pleasure during
-, ~ | summer solstios.
u OF As an evidence OF ths sAlubrity Of
nnna' locality we will hero msntion the fact OF
eut but the left Of the town on high sminenee,
thlt | nounced by the committee appointed by
hls Eress As one OF the most healthful In tho
phs. | trIct OF Columbia, and as . further eviden
ught the loyalty OF the people OF Uniontown,
'"e1 | records OF the War Department show
anu nearly every abie.bodied young men OF
.eIay | section volunteered to serve In the L
run army at the outbreak OF tho rsbeliion, "
~, iun | at the same time those who did not volun
HaH In their country's cause furnished sui
tma tma tute.
ths Among the most prominsnt and beau
residences in Uniontown we noticed tho
Messrs. Van Hook, J. r. Mcdonnell, W
box Parrish, b. wilkins, DR.. Darby and Mr..
10 BY tin.