, 1862-02-22

Al meeting Of the Clergyu,en ycsterfla,
mornipg-prescnt. Rev. Mcesrs. Patterson
fraft +Ererts, Pattou;- Tiffany, Humphrey
Bishop. savage: Roy, Pierce aud Busne.-th,
following action .Wae taken:
NRkRsAs.: SO far Al, we know. M otber ,rr,o,.a
oaente have been made for the ubscrvn,t,s ~ T.
nStons birthday therefore ~ ~ IL
op ahas 80 oPP P9sitsR pae ct ,hs n4sfhss be
is of the Farewell Address. "o'' LIZ feao
1he churches designated Wcrc:
North s1DE-Nosth Presbyterian.
bvtcT;an otpEfst sna q Congregational Third res
Glask Street Methodist aid Triniiy
1ne ~ hopr OF service agreed upon WAS II o,clocl
J.E RoY, Secretary. - = NrASf' enalfh'au'
TRINITY CHuRcH.-Therc will he rc1io,nns
and patriotic services at Trinity Churct to.7,v
t22d) ut the usual morning hour. Aftrr rc.
hsious services, Washington's Farewell Ad-
dress VIII be read, and the excellent choir will
render some of. their best music,
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CuuRcH.-The FIJI.
lowing will be the order Of exercises at the
North Presbyterian Church, to-day: 1, 1nyo-
cation and reading Of Scripture; 2. Singing
and prayer; 8. Washfngton's Farewell Id.
dress; 4, Address; 5. Prayer; 8. Singing
My Country, It's of Thee;' Z. Benediction.
rev Alcssrs. Lord, Bugbee, Pierce, Kcndrick.
and other clergymen, will conduct the SER
vices.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-The following
viii be the order Of services at the First Bap-
LIST Church: l.. Voluntary upon the organ:
= Reading selections from the Scriptures:
8. Prayer; 4. singidg-" Ny Country, its Of
Thec," etc; s. Reading Of Washington's
Farewell Address; g. Reading Of bricf ex-
tracts from Letters and Speeches Of distin.
guished Statesmen; =. singing-"The Star
Spangled Banner; 8. Benedictfon.
CHURCH OF THE UN1rY.-Owips TO the nh. |
ssnce Of the Rev. Mr.. Collyer, who is now en-
gagged in his duties as Sanitary Commissioner |
among the wounded at Paducah, there will I
be no service in the Church of the Unity to- I
day. Mr. Collyer writes from Cairo, ssThere
Is report Of terrible need Of help at Paducah
and Mound City; and NC are all going to helm
f1she through. SO shall be kept there few
days.
BOARD OF TRADE.-This body will suspend
all business to-day in honor of Washfngton,s
Birth Day.
IHE BASKs.-The Banks will suspend all
to-day in honor Of the Birth Dov
OF Washington.
HE PosT OFF1cE.-The Post Office will be-
closed today from 10 A. II. to Ar. II. in honor
Of Washington's Birth Day.
ELLSWORTH ZouAvEs.-Tllis finely drilled
company WILL parade to-day, leaving their Ar
mory about noon Capt. Jno. A. Thomson
ot 20. q, second battalion Of the 18th Reen-
lars, U. s. A., now recruiting in this city, viii
act as escort with a platoon of about twenty
men. at the request of several prominent
citizens, Capt. Brand has consented to give 4
hort exhibition drill on Lakc-strcet, opposite
he fremont House. The Light Guard Band
las been engaged for the occasion.
WAsHINGToS's S BIRTH DAf,-A 1neet;ner tn
the Birth Day Of Washington
viii be held at the hall Of the Inyincih7c finn
Is and 16 kinggsbury B1ock,) On this {satur.
Eay) evening, February ed, at half past
even o'clock.
Washington's Farewell Address will he reaa
> Prof Henry Booth Of the Law Schoo1 and
rlct political addresses made BY gentlemen ]
+ various shades Of political sentiment
The Young Men Of the city are invited to
ttend.
ne board of Trade and the Re1,aI |
Prisoners. |