Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27
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.EPisccrAL CHURoH, N GKoRe xrowN-Th
school is held in the chapel, on the hill, near
High street and the river, and is under the super
intendency of Or. F. 8. Barbarin, through whose
eIeTiens has been -raised from six 10 sixty
influence for good in that part Of the town -
The Concert given on Thanksgiving nig hit wa.
a decided success, the performances giving IN
allowed pleasure to an audiences that filed the
house to its utmost capacity incl udipy the aisIes
and doorways; and the young ladies and gentle
men who took part In 10 are entitled to- and,
aGuoiIess, receive, the hearty thanks Of those
who are Interested In the success of the school
Not the least pleasant feature Of the ex hibition
was, that they stepped out Of the private walks
OF NE, where they adorn the social circle, and
appeared In public, to add interest to an occasion
that was worthy of the sacrifice twas as hon
orable TO them as II was agreeable to the large
and Intelligent audience, who could not be re-
strained from giving audible demonstrations Of
applause. So
The exercises commenced with "Happy Day.
hymn, by the children.
g do I wake; or am ! dre.ming,'' quar-.
tette, by Mr. ii Noyes, Mr.. J H. Ofiey Lieut.
Cruikshank and DR.. Barbarin.
" Holy Father a Duet, by Miss Blanche
Kearney and Mr. Mckinney.
4. keep one kind thought for me ,, solo NV
Mr.. Ofiey. o' "
s. Come, let us sing Of Jesus" by the chill
dren
"The Dying Child, )" solo, by Mr. Hunter
Platter 'o'o' w "SS
: " The Bible" hymn, by the children
Anniversary Day." by the same
10. The Beggar Girl ;" solo, by Miss Blanche
-, II, " Rocked in the cradle of the Deep solo,
l2. - Bow down thine ear, ~ ouarte,te NV Miss
blanche kearney, Miss Marbury, Mr. McKenney
and Mr.. Moves
The performances by the child rem were accom-
P aa 20, on inc melodeon, by Mr. w. 8 Hyde;
and the piano (from Ellis's) was presided over
alternately, by Miss Ida Kearney Miss r eint1rU
aad Professors Laurence and III unter ,
The whole AFFAIR was well gotten ND and well
executed, and those who took part in II bore
away with them the hearty thanks of the school
and Its friends, and, at the same time, the con .
sciousness OF having drawn into the treasury of
the school the means to clothe the naked and
muiga'e the sunerings Of the sick and afflicted
al this Indictment season Of the wear
AT the close Of the performance, and AZ N.
request or the Superintendent, the whole conpre
CATION arose ard sang the l.. NJ Doxoloyy 10 the
tune OF Old Hundred" with hearty good
WILL and then retired with nnm.tak abIe sign,
OF satsiactlon, which, we were pleased 10 see
were partaken OF by several ladies and Gentle
men from Washington
There Is no doubt but that the remembrance of
that evening will exert its inf hence on the mi nd
and hearts OF the children Of the school, long
after their teachers heads are sbeneath the clods
OF the valley.O
CENTRE MARXKr.-rhe marke, is s.ead;lv inn
proving in the number Of attendants. the onan.
tity and quality Of supplies, as we'll as in the de.
maud and sales. The butchers made a very ans
display at their stalls this morning. of meats of
every description. The country dealers weTe
numerous, and In connection with the licensed
d'alers occupied the entire market almost The
nay stands were well supplied, but the demand
mas not very active. The prices were as fol-