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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TRUST WHATTIMEHAs SANCYION

TRUST WHAT TIME HAS SANCTION Ell.
The maxim that the voice of the people is the
voice OF the divinity, may, in some cases, be
open to doubt but the testimony of honest and
enlightened witt esses extending through SO
RES of years and all to the same purport l.
worthy Of credence, admits of no question
Upon such testimony the reputation of Hostel.
ter's Stomach Btters as an sntidote and cure
for many ailments is based. During the twenty
years that it has been Lefore the world inumer.
able preparations, intended to compete with it,
nave gone up like rockets, and come down the
extlngushed sticks Meanwhile the progress
OF that incompatible tonic has been swift and
steady-alwsys upward and onward like the
eagles fight lis introduction produced q
revolution in therapeutics, and it proved to be
one those salutary revolutions that cannot 60
backwards. To-day Hoste!ters Bite is one
OF the most popular remedies in christendom,
and commands larger sale than any other
medicinal preparation, domestic or imported,
on TIL. side of the Atlantic As cure for dys-
pepsa, bilious disorders, nervous affections,
general debility, and as preventive Of epiIem
lc feVers, it takes precedence Of every other
remedy. This fact should teach the ambitious
country dealers who endesvor to foist their local
abortions on the pubic in its stead, how futile
their small attempts to csjole the community
must necessarily be. Where the game fish
have failed there is no chance for tho suckers"
sep 19-eolW
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CITY ITEMS.

as~ LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR VIA
NEW YoRK-We have just received reliable
intelligence from our correspondent that Mar
shaD Simon Bloadbeim has just succeeded in
cutting his way out of New York, with large
assortment of fine Fall Clothing Of the most
improved and fashionable styles, among which
is the "Shoo. Fly" Coat Remember to give
him CALL at the corLer Of King and Fairfax
streets, and congratulate him on his successful
retreat. sep left
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(JHARLES WhITFLhSEY,
U. S. COMMISS IONEE,

U. S. COMMISSIO NEK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEhLOR IN
BANKRUPTCY.
Congress having just amended the bankrupt
law so that nearly sll parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructed by the fifty per
cent clause, so called, ano.hcr opportunity al
fers to secure the benefits Of this most effective
and permanent measure Of relief. The above
named will make bankrupt business sspecial'y;
will procure discharges on tho most moderate
terms, and transact all business in that line nj
prices which cannot ail to be satisfactory. 80
ing U s. Commissioner, he will endeaver t.
visit the different counties on court days, "nd
thus save parties the trouble and expense OF
several trips to Alexandria in beg INNING and
proceeding with their cases. Discharges can
be obtained here before Register Hill MS prompt
~ as in Richmond or elsewhere. and q: much
less expense to parties IL may be added that
the Bankrupt act, in CONNECTION with the
Homestead exemption, which it is now bel ovcd
will he secured to the bankrupt undo the bans
rupt law, is tho only real relief now oil9red TO
parli S struggling IN the hopeless bondag" 81
old ;!ebts. Address personally or by letter al
No. II south Royal street, AleSandria. llyl6 y
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meeting On Friday, septem Der 2sd, at balf past
I o'clock p. m, at No. II south Royal street.
for the purpose OF organizing Lodge of Good
Tenplars. All persons who may desire to join
in an application for a charter are earnestly re-
quested to be present. Parents and children
will meet together as q common family and
discuss the best method of pressing forward a
great moral reform, such IS is so much needed
at the present day to stop the food tide Of in
temperance that threatens to destroy the peace
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DELE HAVEN NSTITUTE,
u Alexandria, Virginia.
Miss E. B. GA aRs Associate Princip als.
Miss NJ. Z. STEWART, Drawing and Painting.
Prot. K. T. HEYMAN, Music.
Prof L. C. COLLIERE, Vocsl Music.
EUGENE COLLIEkE, French.
Il. KEMPER, Ancient Languages.
Dr. 4. H. STABLER Chemistry, Botany, &C.
L LOWINSOHN, German.
EDWIN B. PAY, Penmsnship.
The next session will begin September l4th.
A limited mum Der of bosrders will be received.
For Catalogues address
aug l5 Miss T. b CARRIER, Box Ill.
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@-A meeting of the stockholders of the Al
e1andria Cooperative Building Association
will be hsld at the As-emby Rooms, on Wed
nesday evening The 2lst instant. at II o'clock.
Those persons whose names are on the origin
list Of Subscribers, and who failed to pay their
in-talmen at the last meeting, may secure
their stock by paying al arrearages at this
meeting. GEO. Il. SHlNN,
sen 2j-2t Secretary.
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German Relief.

New YORK, Sept 20.-Preparatlons Tor
fair 10 aid of The wounded German soldiers 10
side of the German lines, and CT the widows
aud orphans of the killed, arc progressing sue
ce.sfuy :.
One OF the ladies Of the Executive Commit
tee collected over SIS 900 in one day. l Wn
leading bankers of this city contributed 81, ooo
each.
Stcinway Bros. have donated one of their
best pianos and given the use Of their hall FOR
committee meetings. :,
a prominent firm of cabinet makers coptrlou-
ted an elegant collection of carved articles
Many Of the most influential citizens of New
York have promised to aid the undertaking.
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~-The mombers Of the Alexandria Catholic
Beneficial Society are requested to attend the
next regular meeting of the Society. on the 25th
instant as the new constitution will be voted
upon, and other business of Importance will be
transacted as the adoption Of the saue may
make incumbent. Punctual attendance is re-
quested By order of the President:
sen 2O-eoSt M B. HAhLoW Secty.
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Bills for the quarter ending September 10Th,
are now ready for delivery.
O., all bills paid on or before the lst of Oc-
tober and none Others, discount Of ten per
cent will be allowed. Bills for the present
quarter and all arrearges for gas must be paid
by the 10Th of October, or the fl Nv of gas will
be- stopped. By o. der Of the Gas Light Com
mittee sep i7-tOl
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GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils. and
the propriety or improperly CT getting Married.
with sanitary help for those who feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. sep l9-3m
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a MIRACULOUS CUREOF CHILLS AND
FEVER BY THE USE OF GAUT1ER'S
NATIVE WINE BITTERS.
Cincinnati, Sept s, 1865.

Mr.. Gautier:
Sir: was a sufferer with chills and fever for
three months, and the quantity of quinine l
consumed was immense, beneftting me only by
occasionally missing my chlls Tor day. Two
hotties of your Bitters were given to me by u
friend, advising me 20 use them. which l did,
the effect being quite miraculou Send me one
dozen by express to $40 Columbus street, and
oblige Mrs HERMAN D. BENNINaER.
For sale by all druggists and grocers.
1,1
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SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE.

This noted and excellent wine-samples Of
which can be tasted at all our druggis .s--we
believe to he superior in every respect, and in
all desirable qualities, medicinal not excepted,
to pure and genuine imported Port, worth ten
dollars gallon
For sale by druggists sep l0-lW
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AUCTION SALE.-Attention is directed TO
the sale of valuable persona! property, to take
place at Summerville, the residence ct the late
S. V. Boyd, in this county, to morrow.
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STOVESI STOVESl Stoves

have on hand and constantly receive com
plete assortment of Cooking, Dining Room and
ParIor Stoves, at prices which defy competi
ton Old Stoves taken in exchange and their
full value given. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere NJ. RUBEN,
al 3O.lm 80 King ST., DR.. Cooks old stand
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Also, large stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
TERTILIZERS.

EERTIL1ZERS.
We have on hand supply of
NO. PERUVIAN GU ANO,
warranted genuine.
PURE BONE DUST,
of different grades
MAPES' NITROGENIZED SUPER PHOS-
PLATE OF LIME,
containing 2.60 to $50 per cent of ammonis and
IA per cent OF Soluble Bone Phosphate, which
has been extensively used since 1852 in different!
sections of the country and is highly recon-
mended as an active as we'll as permanent fer
tilizer, as per Testimonials in our posses,ion.
SOFT BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER,
fresh and finely grount in bags or barrels
All other Standard Fertilizers for sale at low
est market prices.
sen % HOOE, WEDDERBURN & co.
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FED TIME AND HARVEST.
TO FA NJ E RS.

I Offer for sale, in lots to suit purchasers,
CHESAPEAKE GUANO, prepared by tho
highly respectable establishment of Isaac Rey
nolds s. Son, baltimore Having sold this Fer
tilizer to y number of farmers and given gener-
al satisfaction, invite orders for thu article at
Baltimore prices B. II LAMBERT,
son l4-5w 19 Union wharf.
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@ALExANDR1A CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meetln. Of this Society
will be held at their room at O clock tonight.
attendance sep 20-lt
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DUBLIC Sale.

GhlIRllt =, Lis
By virtue Of decree of the Circuit; Court OF
FsirG,x cnunty, rendered in III, cas-. Of J. C.
Fits i siyncr &c V joan 4. Xicrman, |
.b.Il sell rs commissioner therein rln.nci on
Monday October I'm $50, Court rnv in
rrnrt If The Court House door Of F.irf,x roun-
ty ~ ~ n,r nck m 10 tae hi hist bidder, u
y.lm 'bIc TR VT OF LAND on which saiI
Ibr A 2.rm.D rc.idrs coatni,Ilay rs acres,
!, ;rc ~ Tho t;mnc. or B-.ddock road, o. q md
Jig s,F r,;'ce Tn,thy,.,. nrd,v from Bu7kc's
',.iinn IN Ihn q Az N. K. r, adjoining
thc ' ~ nds Of pcwy, Herb-rt and hrundeIL I'm
~rovnmnnts r.;oi: Vel: wa,c-eI naI wooded
t,'Jh WITH nina unj hard wood
TkKMS-Uno tenth cm,h nnd tho residue in
,hrrn ,ou,j Instruments r.; six twc.vc All eight
."t'u ih, Gn,rrrcI un:lnn.l.- to bear in
te sr t' md TO b. secured t.. tn purchasers
,'nrds With good surety. sr,, :. retention Of the
t;.!n - sci, End u:, il he uurch..a III Jncy shall
tsv. hrcnnIL. C,s.s Of Stamps ana convey
",' y. - r., Md bv purc,..er
NJ. DULANY BALL,
sen l3-2awls comm r. d" 10.
VALUABLETIMBhE LAS y FoH2ALE'
Y, cn doo1 of ,rr,t from Henry IL
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N1O. ! PERUVIAN GUANO.

AN landing 10 tons No PERUVIAN
GUANO, lust imported by the agelt of the
Peruvian Government by ship United States
Lloyds-in lots to suit farmers and merchants
a. lowest rates. g.. LAMBtRT.
can 141m ~ Union wharf.
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T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA-Near the city OF
Alexandria By virtue ofs deed Of trust exc:
cuted by William 4. Swami and wife dated
on the 18th day of March, 1859, and of record
in liber t., No g. page 49,. OF the lexsndria
county land records The undersigned, as Trus
tee in said deed named, will expose to sale, by
public auction, in front OF the Mayor office,
in the city Of Alexandria, Va, on SATUR-
DAY, the Sth day of October, 1879, e. II M. u
TRACT OF LAND, situated in the county Of
Alexandrin, about twc miles north Of the city
of Alexandris, on the south side OF the old
Georgetown road, rear the lands OF Thomas
w. Swami, containing twenty three acres
TERMS-One. third of thu purchase money
in cash on the day of sale, and the residue in
TWO equal payments st SIX and twelve months
from the day Of sale the deferred payments to
bear interest from tie day OF sale. AID TO be
secured by the notes the purchaser and
deed Of trust on the property.
CHAS. 5. WALLACE,
aug 26-2sw 2t Trustee.
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rNAKE NOTICED

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING cos.
L NEW FAMILY SEWING NJ ACHlN 4.
The above machine is without doubt the best
for all Kinds Of 'smily sewing and light manu-
featuring purposes It's sales Indicate 1t sim PHI,
city, Durability and popularity prove it, ana
its work confirms it, Over 10000 sold last year
its sales being greater than the Grover u
Baker. Howe, Weed and other first class ma,
chires combined. Sixty FIVE alone have been sold
in this city. 1t is now offered TO the pubic rs IN
comparably the best sewing machine IN exist
ence. Machines sold on the most liberal terms.
c. G BERRY, Agent.
sen 10 % King street, Alexsndris, Va
THO AGRICULTUKISTS.
oBEgs GENUINE PAOSPRc.PERU
VlAn GUANO. IA SC8 per Ton Of 1000
SOLUBLE ANNOTATED SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME. $50 per ton OF
2 geo pounds. All put up in strong sacks. For
sale By
A 1TENTlON VIOLlNISTS.
A new assortment of VIOLIN and GUlTAR
STRINGS have taken extra psins to obtain
the best E in the New York market. Try them.
Good strings tor &c and upwards, at
Y. BROKERS' Piano and Music store.
sep 1885, 149 King street, Alexandria, Va
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Al EItss SALE,
GALE OF FURNIrUhE, &C., AT AUC-
= TION.

Not having completed the sale of articles out.
side the dwelling On last Thursday, my turni-
ture remains unsold. and will be offered, by
ublic sale, on TU ESD AY, the 9th instant, at
III CLOCK. The furniture consists OF Walnut.
extension, arble Top and other Tables Chsirs,
Sofas, PiaLo. Bureaus, Looking Glasses Wash
stands, Carpets, Parlor st"ves, Betsteads and
Bedding, Lamps Chins and Glassware, Silver
plated Tea Sett, Knives Forks. &C. Also a
fine collection of Gill framed Paintings and
Engravngs, Fancy Clocks. Books. &C., and a
largo and superior co lection OF Car penters' and
other Tools; two portable FRAME BUILD
lNGS, two fine Horses, TWO superior Cows and
numerous other articles. Terms cash.
Mrs. a. A. Il. RICHARDS,
Little River Turnpike,
sen ITS ~ miles from Alexandria
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FAMI LIZ

YER Il BA X Z K )
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER u

in the midst OF all this Joy OF welcome, after weeks
OF absence am permitted TO look down again on
those l love above all Others on ear, earta-ninto me
est sympathies and relations? Must speak word
OF Gliding at the outset? Nay, may 1t rather prove
shat gratitude has been deep IN your hearts, ana
only lacks opportunity OF expressing 1t.
THE PERILs TO WHICH WE ARE SUBJECT.
There is no being so absolutely dependent on the
Creator as man. and his civilization, his develop
ment in the arts OF life make him still more de-
pendent on the power of gracious Providence.
The soul Is terribly 1mperilled. You may laugh
away its conviction. but sin dwelleth In us; and
possibilities OF sin. Oh! that men would wake up
to the realization OF that truth. Sin within me
makes all crime possible to me; and nothing Is be-
yond the power or that man in whom this traitor
dwells; and this Is not to De regarded merely In Its
relation to the awful future but contemplated as de-
termInlnQ the possibilities Of actions among men.
A CONsOLING REFLECTION.
But from this dark view OF the dangers and risks
of the body and SOUL demanding the Intervention Of
gracious power, we turn to what Is the warp and
wool of the Gospel-immeasurable benefit and I'M
limited in its extent and kind. Christ died Tor all
men and for all that is In man. The leper was cured
and the glorious anticipation OF the future ls the
resurrection OF this body TO enter Its glored state
Jesus has an Infinite estimate OF this BODY or
ventlon and solicitude. He shines upon
the just and the unjust in the promotion
OF ealth, comfort and the development OF mans
body, whether 1t eDcases q believing soul or not
ways'-"the hairs OF your head are numbered"
Your very joys ore remembered, and heaven enters
into the Joys OF EARTH This gracious blessing reaches
dual want. The Almighty grants US forerunning
grace, awaking grace c0nsOling grace and lnnu-
merable other graces, and finally Will grant dying
grace-the grace we have all yet to receive. The
reverend gentleman concluded by an eloquent ex-
hOrtatiOn to gratitude for all the blessings we re.
ceive, and dieting our light SHINE before men as
to gl0rly our Father who Is In heaven"
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for All progress whethe. thatlprogress be wholly q a
spiritual character or not and apply 1t to the GROWTH
or all circumstances and events concerning either
the world or man. and learn that truly the blade
must come first, then the ear, and after that the
do we see every day in the world arsund us or peO
pie trying to this order VI things. Take for
instance the life OF fast young man: he does every
tnlng before It's time, and the result Is. that, meta
phorically speaking, the fun corn In the ear ripens
anu rots before the blade mas matured. And In
pract Cal lie 1t Is very needIul and absolutely neces
sary that we should remember that the
,,, LAW OF PROGRESS,
mnMe ~ Is a law OF development Is also law which
inay pe SLOW In Its c0nsummation. IL Is very I'm
por.anI tnat we should remember continually that
nrsS Gones tne ear. Thus we must not strive to
anticipate results, but should endeavor TO pre-
pare the way ana be ready for their coming.
Inc preacher continued at length In this strain,
ana exhorted his hearers to wait patiently the
rpening OF the corn In the full ear-the Communication
OF events They should be like the fabulous Aladdin
await the arrival OF the lamp OF their desires There
was nothing to be gained by impetuousness: eyery-
thing in nature was opposed to 1t. Let any one
look around him ana examine the works OF God
He Will see regularity everywhere-in the blossoms
OF the trees In the rpening OF the fruits In the bud
ding OF the fOwerS-in fact, all nature Joined in
unanimous acclaim IN preaching the words OF the
the text. In conclusion Mr.. Lee said he hoped ali
would take to heart what ne had preached, and
would endeavOr to put It's advice into practice and
II they did the blade OF righteousness would rtpen
In their hearts and the full ear OF Gods blessing and
love would come after.
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tNsyEGSiaisTs AT PLlMPToN BssLDNG.


The Law of progress--Sermcn ny Cunrles d.
Lee.
Yesterday morning, at Pmpton Building the Rev.
Charles T. Lee preached to rather limited ccngre-
cation. For the past three Sundays the attendance
at this place OF worship has very large aud this
yesterday. Several other Universalist churches of
the city opened for the 1rst time yesterday. THIS
IL may be- accounted for The paucty OF members at
Plimpton Building. Suffice 1t to say, however, that
those who were not present had the misfortune to
lose the opportunity Of hearing an excellent dis
course from the eloquent clergyman who. preached.
The Rev. Mr.. Lee, who preached yesterday, Will DO
ordained and installed % pastor OF the
FIFTH UNIvERSALiST SOCIETY
OF this city on Thursday evening, the 18th inst. The
exercises will take place NJ the Historical Societys
rooms, corner OF Second and Eleventh street.
After the usual exercises hal been gone through
Mr.. Lee commenced his sermon, which was on the
"Law of Progress the text being First the blade
then the after that the fun corn in the ear.n
ST. Marx, w., IS. THIS lie explained as lcuows:-
Jhe Saviour seems 10 have gwen these words TO his
disciples as an enunciaion Of NE law III the growth
OF u Christian spirt--ln It's advancement toward
true holiness and knowledge. lie lad been giving
tnen several parallels 10 Illustrate the successive
stages In the progress OF GOGs word On earth.
teaching that IL must find good ground IN which 10
grow aud time In which 20 mature before harvest
could be expected. 1hen. IN The course OF still
another parable OF like import, he said
FIRST THE BLADE THEN THE EAR,
after that the full corn In The carN think we may
lake tls sentence Us declaration " the general law
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
Eloquent Discourse by the Rev. Stephen III.
Tying, Jr.-The Goodness of God and the
Gratitude We Owe Him.

Eloquent Discourse by the Rev. Stephen II.
Tying, Jr.-The Goodness of God and the
Gratitude We Owe Him.
The Rev. stephen II. Tying, Jr., rector, o1lciated at
the morning service in the Church OF the Holy
Trinity, corner OF East Forty. second street and
Madison avenue. The church Is pretty building, OF
apeculiar style OF architecture somewhat suggestive
of the Swiss chdi5; eXterory. The arrangements
for the accommodation OF the congregation and the
convenience of those taking part in the service are
all that could be desired and evidence very consid
cradle taste.
THE CONGREGATION
was large and consisted almost exclusively OF peo-
pie OF decidedly respectable class. As usually the
case in churches of every denomination everywhere
the larger proportion consisted of ladies'. The cos
tunes Of the fair portion of the congregation lacked
the fash and glitter 20 be seen in other places Of
worship; black lace shaws and dresses OF the
darker hues predominated, though a few OF the
younger ladies were attred in the latest Partisan
fashions.
was preached from the text "rhere are not found
to to give glory 10 God save this stranger,
(St. Luxe XVIII 49, Having related the history OF
the healing of the ten lepers and The return OF one
only stranger, to give glory TO God the preacher
referred 10 the fact that the day was Sabbath OF
return, and asked whether, returned before God as
strangers mindful OF past blessings they were pre-
1t sadly mat Ike the unjust and the brute the
rain and the sun had descended upon them and the
season, With all its joys passed them, and YET
ungraeuly they still turned In rebellion against the
| gyer OF all these goodsy
NEBuCHADNEzzAR TURNED OUT TO GRASS
Is the picture OF nultitudeS OF this worlds people
| VINO wander IN the Inconsistencies OF indifference
| and unbeei. The Samaritan who has mingled with
the Jews in his suiferings Is mindful or the mercy
given him and grateful 10 It's giver and he returns
| 10 give glory 70 the Lord; but the question was
asked where are the nine There are not found Il
return to give glory to Goa but this stranger. There
] Is strain OF regret,
MINOR TONE OF GLIDING,
| III the Masters words. Must make 1t mine to-day
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Deum" (Greatorex), sJubilater tCaahl. hrieth
Psalm (Mendelssohn). and 25lth Hymn tMason). Tne
singers are Mr.. simpson, tenor; Mrs. Bodsteln; SO
beauty and fine talent, pupil OF Mrs. Bodsteln ana
wife OF member OF the Grace church congregation,
alto, and Mr.. John Clark, the happy posssssor VI
well trained and naturally powerful VOICE. passo
THE SERVICE
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Egbert, one OF the
coaduior cIergymen attached to Grace church, who,
though evidently suffering from severe coid sue.
coed "a In getting admirably through the long ana
interesting service OF the Eplscopaah cnurcn, ana
delivered q tlrillidg sermon 10 an audience when
did not fully occupy one-third OF the seats In the
church. . ~,
utbat tins Is anything like our congregation If you
want to see congregation and witness the regu-
lar Sabbath services OF Grace church, come here
about this day MONTH" And the good man looked
as II twere mere waste OF time for him 10 De
troubling himself about keeping church open lor
so insignificant an assembage as the really nrst
class people formed who worshpped yesterday al
Grace church.