Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-25

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3 FssrfA Pvsssyssrsss CxsyA.-rhs Rev. Dr..
smith (P.secrl disceuYed nom the l3th vesss a
Lord fos al His benefits toward metz The peopss
and full answer ~ this question: the answer which
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source from which they came; their nature, DER
amount, with the character and relations a. the
recipients to the giyer q all good gifts. In their
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come 70 regard these asa matter a right, and %
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tes ofnves. bstwish . full and correct knowledge
God, they could answer az 70 the nature sad
amount Of returns to be made. They wers. then
TO consider that mording AZ ths Nature and amount
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Attic church Of Rev. Mr.. Bittinres, seventh &,
(Seyenth Wnd,) Rev. Samuel RoTess discoursed
to large con2regation, from the Palm, so rive
snanks unto the Lord for he isgood; for his mercy
various ideas advanced by our city fsther Who
We're unwilling to recommend . day Of thankS
he referred to the Influences which were At work
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a. one Of the weapons Of the devil Rsferr{ne to
the late insurrecton, he characterised the invaders
= q band Of murderer, who would have % be-
deed. Of blood He dsplorsd the sx;1saee ess.
writings, showing the fearful svils Of disunion.
and that to prevent such casastsophe, the Chris.
tan virtues must be inculcated. 80
The congregation Of the Ninth street Metho-
dist Protestant Church assembled with that Of the
Meshodi4 Episcopal Church South, where an
able discourse was delivered by Rev L. w Bates,
pastor Of the aforementioned church, from the text
OF the 10Th Psalm, 9Th and 9th verses. The rever-
end gentlemen proceeded to review Of the reasons
we bave for thanksgiving Individually, asa com
manity and nationally, and compared our happy
sond a q community with that Of le IA
! The usual ih.nksgiving service at Grace Church
(Episcopai) did mot take place yesterday in con-
sequeace Of the severe and protracted indisposi-
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rscIDxsrs or THE DAT. E
s Early In the morning quite number Of wagons
and carts, loaded with poultry, Vegetables. and
hay, appeared In the arena q tie Centre Market.
The owners were not aware Of the fact that the
ale day had been anticfpated. They .soon left
others to await the coming sale day. a. assss =
teo'clcck one half tie Auxiliary Guard an
swered the roll call at the Guard house, having
been dssaisd ~ the Chief q Police e s,.ist ne
cidenss q disosdesiy character were very few,
Many u The young men Of The city congreeasesl
healthy sports, which were harmless. because the
grounds were remote from improved Street some
made sporting ground Of the reservation south Of
the Prestdent's, to the injury Of vsiuable plants
sudden sppsassses Of osea S.m disDess.d tx theme
Many who did mot feel able 70 lose day from
thsir regular toll, worked part Of the day; Others
y weoss work vas IN such 2 eosditioa that il.
los, continued throughout the day 1t work. But
the Observance Of the day was quite general, and
.yssyfsw stores OF shoPs rsmsinsd open 'sfssr 8
Al II O'Clock the bells Of various churches were
fung, and In few minutes the aide walks were
nned with Pessons on their way to attend divine
The most serious disturbance during the dav
happened on Seventh street, At tavern kept by
John Van Skivcr, which resulted In the severe
wcundins Of man named Ridgely, and the az
f f ~ emcsr Garter Of Robs Guam, Of Emanuel,
Ridgely had severe cut on his face, long and
deep, and digit enc In the LEFT arm, made with
penknife o. some such implement From the
Geo. Jones, w1. Tuckef, Aneustos RidSeiy and
George Ystess went to Van Skiysr's, and SEEING
Emaanel 81 the door, asked him II he couldn't
when g.: asIaf: :,s The. TIVE reply wa. .Ao.
any how They went TO another house near by,
but soon retnrned to Wan skiver's and asked him
for scmethtng 70 drink. Emanuel told them they
sno $40 On hsve y ssr love Or money De.nena
barkeepeF but SeI against the counter. An ola
lady, Tie grahdmothsr q Emanuel testified, that
though abe saw the whole affair, she was not able
Ing n The gutter. Ridssiy said that EGan aae
knife. II appeared from. the testimony Of two
s sss.s s ss tome s q sss had ben z the
going to do with Il. One Of the witnesses, r.
Hughes said he remembeeed the time perfectly
nasy aid they could whip Wan skiver, skidmofe,
would trouble himi when one Of them walksd %
asd seixed him BY Che two arms and abutted him
over the eyes," caukng an emission Of sparks that
made BAN feel very nncomfortsble; feeling usabls
70 stand . contest with them, witness withdrew
Justice Dom RELEASED Emanuel, and held Jouss
and Ridgely TO court 70 answer charge OF riot.
AID returned them antii security = gwen. Mr..
SAiuutozS 3pFs<1IS8 ana 0egu8u0c0 the issue OF
U. 8. WARRANTS Tor Cornelius Desmond, VIM.
fuckers and George YATES. ssfyl.si - - SO
s1MPnovEnuHrs AID RsPAras OF sfnE FourrH
PnsssYrsRIAN CHuacH - Yestesday morninr.
sfler, Dr. John c Smith had concluded the dis.
courss, he retised fom The pulpit to the platform.
ma read . lev sneeestsons which had acquired to
bin 10 rezersnce % the abovelmentiUned subject
and which fos the Last two or three week. hs6
psene4 heavily uPon his mind !. He slated that
repairs, inpFosemens and enlargement Of the
ehusch edi1ce wese nl1soluteIy pecsssary 20 pre-
servo tie buildng from further Injury, - wen s.
70 protect the organ from heavy rsinj, and secure
such additional pew ~ would meet the coustsnf
appltcafisnt made. Te do this the southeast wall
o. portion OF II, mnst be removed, with The whole
a. pdrt q the froat and such changes made al the
pe0posfioa end stylsef Tie baildinR might admit.
Al this could be done by side tower foe sds cases
Qeepie, simple nnh and not cxpensivet II this
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e the trout van femain e e nov e. should the
fFsatwsl, howsv9, be pos % he building line
In The srraa9ensst q - side dooss, then fhev
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0Hsy eaAoenal pm With this fmpfoveauent,
the entrance would b either through he fovers.
ffom ~ s1rest o. ffoen ths veslibn = Il not n
He proposed that thGBo impfovezneutD - sr5fu1ff,