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True to previous announcement the
splendid circus troupe of G. w. Noyes
arrived in this town Tuesday morning
and delighted a goodly number of our
people with performances both Tues
day and Wednesday evenings.
Among the more notable features of
the excellent entertainments were the
famous trapeze performances of Mile.
Mile Tournour and the daring horse
manship of Mr.. Wooda Cooke but it
Is difficult to make particular mention
where everything was so wonderful
and SO well performed, hence we
Shall not endeavor 10 do so.
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We arc pleased to note the rapid
progress being made in the construc-
lion of a building upon the lot recent
Iy leased from the parish by the silver
cornet band, which building is in
tended to be hall for the holding of
balls, concerts and like public enter
$ainments. Such hall has been
much needed in this town, and all
our citizens will view its construction
with satisfaction.
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State of Louisiana.
Fourth Judicial District Court-Par
ish of Ascension.
Augustin Alleman, as. No. 1879,
Joseph Ferrier.

Rf VIRTUE of and in obedience to writ
= of teri faeias issued by the honorable the
court aforcnamcd, under date of the Goth
day of March, A. ID. 1872, and to me directed
in the above entitled and numbered cause, |
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction at the Courthouse of this parish, in
the town of Donaldsonville, on
Saturday, the Ail day of
May, 1872,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND sit
uated IN the parish of Ascension in the town
of Donaldsonyille, in that part of said town
formerly known as Faubourg Lessard, and
designated on the plan of said town as being
lot No. (3) three, fronting on Lessard Street,
and bounded on one side by lot No. (2) two,
on the other side by lot No. (i) four, and in
the rear by lot No. (5l five, together with all
the buildings thereon and thereunto apper-
tanning, consisting of one dwelling house,
kitchen, out-houses, etc,
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Cash, in gold, TO an amount sufficient to
pay the sum of one thousand four hundred
and sixty dollars and sixty-fve cents, with
interest thereon in gold at the rate of Ave
per cent. per annum from the 18th day of
September, 1867, till paid, tho balance of the
price of adjudication in U. s. legal Currency
&. KLINE, Sheriff
Parish of Ascension, March 3Oth, 1872. st.
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RY VIRTUE of and in obedience to a
- pluries writ of f. fa issued in each of
| the above entitled and numbered cases, aud
| to me directed on the 18th day of March, 1872,
against NJ. S. Bringier, by the aforesaid Hon.
| Court. and by virtue of and in obedience to
q writ of fl. fla. in each of the same cases,
| issued by the same Hon. Court, and to me d.
| rectcd on the 18th day of March, 1877, against
| Mrs. Aglae Tureaud, wife of Benjamin Tur-
eaud, | have seized and will offer for sale
parish, in the town of Donaldsonville, ON
Saturday. tIse 4fh day of
Way, 1922,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
THE UNDIVIDED four hundred and
sixty-three, eleven hundred and ninety
fourths (463-ll9i) part Of certain tract of
land or plantation known as the .H0UMAS,"
situated, lying and being in the parish of As
cension on.the left bank of the Mississippi
river, at about six miles below the town of
Donaldsonville, having front of four
teen arpents and half ON said Mississippi
river, with depth of forty arpents, thetwelve
upper arpents opening about thirty-one de-
grees, the remainder of the front running be-
tween parallel lines, the lower half arpent
being separated from tho upper portion of
the land by two front arpents belonging 20
Benjamin 'rureaud; also the double eonces
sion of the aforesaid twelve upper arpents,
extending to forty arpents according to the
course of the lines; also nine arpents front on
the line of forty arpents from the river, be-
ginning ut the lower line Of the twelve ar
penis of the land above described and ex-
tending forty arpents in depth; the whole
making a superficial area of about thret
thousand three hundred and eighty arpents;
together with the same undivided proportion
of the buildings, improvements and NOV
ables thereon and thereunto appertaining,
consisting of two dwelling-houses, two SUI
gar-houses and their machinery, two quarters
f32 eabinsl, one hundred and thirty mules,
twelve heads of cattle, TWENTY-FIVE carts.
two lots of plows, one timber-wheel, two sets
gears, four fiukes, two lots of spades, two
lots of hoes, three hundred and ninety acres
of pl1nt cane, moro or less, and three hun
dred and eighty acres of first years rattoons,
more or less.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Cash in U. S. legal currency.
c. KLINE, Sheriff.
Parish of Azeeasion March 5oth 1a.o2. st
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Communications should be addressed to
THE CHIEF,
Donaldsonyille, La.
Notice.

A PROMISSORY NOTE, dated january
18th, 1859, given by r. A. Stewart, pay
bic at the Citizens Bank to the order of H.
Doyd, twelve months after date, for 500,
with eight per cent. interest from date, and
Endorsed by II. Doyd, A. Bird and w. S.
Pike, cashier, is supposed to have been de-
stroyed with the records of the District Court
(whcre it was on fle) of this parish during
the war. Any information respecting it to
the undersigned attorneys will be suitably
acknowledged.
RACE, FOSTER & E. T. MERRICK,
New Orleans La.
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State of Louisiana.
Fourth Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of Ascension.
John NJ. Lusk, admir-, as. No. 1876,
James d. Henderson ct al.

James d. Henderson ct al.
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to writ
II of seizure and sale issued by the honor
able aforesaid Court, and to me directed, in
the above ease ON the 18th day of February,
1872, have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction, at the Court House of this
parish in the town of Donaldsonville, on
Saturday, the 4th day OF.
May. 1872,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property. to-wit /:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated
in the parish of Ascension, containing two
hundred acres, bounded on the west by lands
of 2. Lusk and Drauthan, on the east by
lands of John Hoblon, ON the north by lands
of Joseph Scvario, and ON the south by pub
lie lands together with the buildings and
improvements, mules, cattle, horses, appur-
tenances of agricultural implements, etc,
thereto attached and thereto belonging.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Cash in U. S. Currency.
c. KLINE, Sheriff
Parish of Ascension March 30th, 1872 st.
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State of Louisiana.
Fourth Judicial District Court-Par-
isl of Ascension.

J. n. Lea, Mrs. Augustine Tureaud,
wife of NJ. S. Bringier, subrogated
rs. No. 1872, NJ. $. Bringier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben. Tureaud, garnishees; Ed
ward Dupasseltr, Mrs. Augustine
Tureaud, wife of NJ. s. Brin-
gier, subrogated rs. No. 1865,
NJ. S. Bringier, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
Tureaud, garnishees; Marcelite de
Egana, Mrs. Augustine Tureaud,
wife of NJ. S. Bringier, subrogated,
as. No. 1872, NJ. S. Bringier, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben. Tureaud garnishees.
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Donaldsonyille, we verify believe,
is the greatest place of its size for
'rafiles in the State of Louisiana.
1t seems our people cannot be happy
and contented without two or three of
these little speculations ON hand.
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Mr.. Charles L. Smith, of this town,
went to Cincinnati last Saturday even
ing with the Louisiana delegation to
the Liberal Republican Convention
now holding in that city.
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A perusal of our advertising col
dmns will inform the reader that sew
ersl sales of property will be made at
tho Courthouse to-day by the
Sheriff.
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According to our usual custom We
publish this week n list of letters re-
manning in the Donaldsonyille post
office on the LIST of the month.
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LOCAL JoTTINGS.

an advertisement in regard TO a
strayed or stolen horse Will be found
elsewhere.
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The splendid new stern-wheel
steamboat st. Mars is now making
daily trips between Baton Rouge and
pohaldsonville, connecting with the
passenger train at this place. She
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Mr.. John H. Ilslcy, Jr., the able and
gentlelnanly attorney of the n. O., NJ.
s. Texas r. r. Co., was in town
Thursday
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AS the CHIEF has been designated by the
proper authorities as the Official journal OF
the Parish of Ascension and the Town of
Donaldsonville, i'll its columns will be found
all proceedings of the Police Jury, School
Board and the Common Council, and all
official notices and advertisements pertaining
to the Parish of Ascension and Corporation
Of DonaldsonvilIe.
1t will be constant source of reliable no.
Gtical and general information, and will al
ways contain u fair amount of editorial mat
ter.
Especial attention will be given to the de-
partment of home news, and among the
LOCAL J0TTINGS"
will always be found an account of transpir-
ing events in the Town of Donaldsonville and
Parish of Ascension.
Besides the Local Jottings,'' there will
appear each week. under the heading of
"ST. JAMES ITEMS"
summary of the current news of the adj
joining parish of st. James, transmitted us
by reliable correspondents; and these two
departments will serve to make the CHIEF
emphatically
The Representative Newspaper of the
Seventh Senatorial District.
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Thanks to Gus. A. Hirsch, st. James
reporter for the CHIEF, for boquet
Of beautiful flowers sent us last Satur-
day,
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List of Letters
Remaining in Donaldsonville Post-0fice
May LIST, 1872.

anderson, Mrs. Julia Aleman, Nine. Periaue
Albavades, Mrs. August
h
Barry, Miss Adeline Babin, Nine, Felix s.
Brown, VIM. Breaux, Miss Livinia
Burden, Charles E. Bunner, John ID.
Beinardla, Peter Butler Miss Poulin
Brown, jackson Babin, Nine Felix
Butler, Amelia Bright, James
Bramisc, Bourgeois, Mrs. Aristide
&
Carolan, Thomas Clarke, Butler
Chrlsty, .. L. Conrad, James L.
Crump, John Carey, James
Cassidy, David Cafe, Mack
Craft, Thomas Craig, Robert NJ,
Church, Baptist African
ID
Dodds, William r. Davidson, Augustus
Deryester, Alexandria
II
Etienne, Nine. Ellis, JAS. c.
Ellis, Mrs. Preeella
False, n. Frenzcl, IT, L.
Fayette, Joseph Fitzgherald, Margaret
Il
Comes, Willis Guedry, j. D.
Gordeaux, Nine. Emile
HI
Hodge, Smith Hernandez, Miss S.
Holmes, Spencer Harding, Basil
Hodges, Joseph Hernandez, Saraline
Hernandez, Philippe Hutchinson, William
y
Jones, Thomas II. Jones, Miss Hannah
johnson, Reubin johnson, Mrs Easter
l.
Leblanc, Domiqouse Leblanc, Miss Ada'sse
Leblanc, Gustaye Landry, Mime. Octave
Landry, Felix Landry, Josephine
Lear, Miss Rosallia Leslie John
Louis, Solomon Tucker, William
WI
Medley, L. Martin, Arthur
McAnfis, II. J. Myler, NJ. B.
Mohieu, j. l.. Marsh, Charles
Martin, Nelson Mccoy, Nelson
Mailer, Il. II. Mathews, +. A.
Nofias, Oscar Nance, w.
Nash; = James
Otis, Henry Orr, Tye-Kin-
Orr, j. A. Owens, Allie
H
Parker, Charles PASCAL, Mrs Harriette
Pettengiil, A. Pextrom, Charles
RS
Roberts, Alex. S. Singleton, Alfred
Station, Jerry Shaw, Josiah
Slewson, john Smith, Mrs. Elisabeth
Salon, Boon Steve, Theophile
H
Thomson, Mrs. Vilet Theophile, Dick
Thomas, William Tyler, James S.
Taylor, Mary Thomas, William
Tornar, Mrs. A. T.
V-W-Y
voleant, Emile Wilson, Sanford r.
" illiams, - Wallace. Henry
Wright, Daniel White, Lesebeth
Wourd, William Warner. Mrs. j.
Wood, Joshua j. Woodside, Martha 6
Yates. Jas. II.
PIERRE LANDRY, Postmaster
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Published Every Saturday Morning,
AT
DonaldsOnTille, La,
Linden E. Bentley, Editor G. Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION, THREE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM.

TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS
One dollar per square of seven lines AIinioa
type, first insertion; seventy-five cents per
square each subsequent insertion.
Professional or other cards of ono square or
less. fifteen dollars per annum.
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ALDERMEN.
Frederick Duffel JOS Burbridge, list Ward.
charles F. Smith, Robert Noel, End "
FELIX Leblanc, Joseph Johnson. .-3rd
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Wanted.
$50 REWARD Sl5
Strayed or Stolen.

About three weeks ago from the undersigned,
BRIGHT SORREL HORSE with a small
white spot in the forehead, branded thus on
left fore shoulder, ss.B q -, on the right
side of back small white spot-a saddle
mark-also small white spot just under
the name. The above reward will be paid
on delivery of said horse at the residence of
Mr.. Deslonde IN Napoleonville
CHAS. FARROW.
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nunalosolrbille Cbief.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Parish of Ascension.
d. w. Macon, Parish Judge,
John D. Cantey, Clerk of the Court
Chas. A. Younger Recorder,
Rodolph Rraud, Secretary,
Felix Reynaud, ..--.--.-. Treasurer,
Charles +. Smith, Tax Collector
Christian Kline, Sheriff,
Charles N Lewis. Chief Constable.
DeSALDsoSyILLE CHIEF, Official journal.
POLICE JURORS.
Charles n. Lewis, President,
&. w. Mason, Pierre Landry,
Hillary Rice, 5. Ill. Fields.
SCHOOL BOARD.
E. W. Mason, President,
Rodolph Braud, Pierre Landry,
q. Ii. Hill, Charles F. Smith,
DANES NJ. Bryan, Charles n. Lewis.
Town of Donaldsonville.
E. ". Mason ......e.--- Mayor,
Edw. n. Pugh, Attorney,
q. A Franklin, Physician,
W. q. Wilkinson, Secretary,
Christian Kline, Treasurer,
Frederick Fobb, .-..-... Assessor,
Pierre Landry 1890. Collector,
Linden Z. Bentley,-.- Printer,
r. ]. Duke, ..........- Wharf Master,
H. o. MaheF,- Constable.
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DoNALDsoNVILLE, La,
Saturday, May 4, 1872.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

dRAm SAILS. The salss yesterday were 100
bushels Of good wheat At ti.sSH. ....
THK Goat TRADE-The Consolidation Coal
Company received during the week ending yes:
teriSy $3.50 tons Of Cumberland coal, and
CArrLE MARKEr.-At Drovers' Rest, IFS
beeves and all sold; prices ales5, better grades,
eo01A per owt. Three hundred aud fourteen
tour milch cows, all Soidl prices. SlO6ISO per
head.
RELIGIOUS The exercises Of good Friday, at
Trinity Or. o. church were atteoded yesterday
BY large number Of people. The church was
draped In MOURNING and the ceremonies OF the
most solemn character.
FtRS.-A FIRE was discovered Thursday night,
about $50 o'clock, In the house OF john Tram.
nell, eolored No. 70 Market street caused by
tain. The steamer Henry Addison was promptly
on the spot, but did not 20 Into service rs the
aams, we're eItingulshOd without the assistance
THE RivER.-IAbbsy's wharf-Arriysd, schr
waunelL Tymes, FROM Salisbury, ND, with
yellow pine lumber fer j. J. Lie6ey
sou, from Philadelphla, with general mcrchan.
disc for District merchants
Hartley's wharf Arrived, sehr. Margaret
Ella, from AleSandrlA with as bushels Of
Steamer WhAff-Clsared, str. John Gibson,
for New York, with $50 barrels Of -four.
Waters whari-Cleared, stra. Lady OF the
Lake, for Norfolk, with n miscellaneous carEol
Express for baltimore, with general cargo.
Arrived, sehr. l., N. Lowell, from Fall River,
with timber, for the Washington aqueduot.
Consolidation whArf-t feared, schr. Joseph
Baxter, Tor Boston, with ioi tons o. coal. Ar
rived, sohrs. Theo. Dean and ID. y. Terry, from
for New York.
New York, with cargo Of plaster and laths,
W. II. 9Odey.
DHArH or AN OLD CIrIzEN.-One Of the oldest
Masons 10 tho United states, MT. John y. King,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30


The Japs enjoy riding on the Avenue Their
style OF driving Il unique.
We miss the majestic orm and careless swing
OF Walt Whitman from the Avenue.
A little more warm weather and there will be
murdered dorgs.
The pass word yesterday -" Charming
The Avenue was crowded with beauty and
dresses yesterday.
Beau Hiekman thinks Of smoking pipe. He
couid be induced TO accept one as present, We
Some boys In the Fourteenth district have or
ganlEed q band, whose duty it shall be TO clear
the district Of cats, and 10 keep II clear,
Departments hold their monthly card rocsp-
lions today.
Yesterday We though spring had been dropped
out Of the calendar, and that summer was upon
US.
The Jefferson school building, In the Fourth
district, Is rapidly approaching compilation, and
yesterday Trustee ChAmplin unfuTied rs loot
nag from the eupolA.
Everything looks lovely for MArinrs carnival
ladies' tollettes will DO very rich, and their
WeArers the prettiest bellies OF our city.
A patron Of the Italian opera Erowls a little
over the rudeuess Of one Of the ket-iakers
who belongs to the troupe, as exhibited on
Thursday evening last
It's VERY singular that the drivers and con
| ductOrs on the Avenue and Seyonth.street lines
suddenly become deaf on nearing the Seventh
street junction.
Our bill posters are doing all they can, now
| that the circus 70 coming, to strengthen tho
fonces with big advertising sheets. Several Of
the fences would have fallen but for this.
There Is 40 foundation for the rumor that a
parry OF capitalists from Baltimore are trying
TO lease the Washington monument to convert
It into Bh0t-tower.
A resident Of that nslg hborhoOd desires the
Board OF Public Works % send some one to the
corner OF Ninth and l. streets 10 yaccinate the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Saturday, the Esd. 1t will be remembered,
was bitter day. The wind blew steadily
aud biting from the wintery northwest. The
Thermometer was considerably below freez-
Ing.
An adventurous youth, by name Jas. Wal
worth, launched q little sail-boat and coasted
up the lake shore In quest OF q pair OF ducks
that had been shot and had dropped into the
water. IL was a very foolhArdy enterprise.
When Oh North Point gust Of wind struck
the trAil craft and capslked It. The 'lone
mariner" chung with desperation to the keel
Of bis boat, In The icy water up to hls chin.
The waves swept over him, soou mating his
hair and coating his hands with Ice.
A good luck would have Ii, by one chance
In q thousand, a good Sister Of Charity at
81. Mary's hospital happened to observe the
accident from a third-story window. She
rushed down stairs 10 inform the other sisters
Of what had taken place. Thomas Weleh,
an inmate Of the hospital, just recovering
from q serious attack Of rheumatism, over
heard the hurried conversation OF the dis
treasod sisters. He rushed out, followed by
another invalid, named Joseph ID. Lane
and Inquired whether they had a boat. The
sisters responded that there was an old row.
boat In the yard, but Il was dry aud leaky.
Wslch and Lane bounded out Of the warm
hospital, forgetting that they were sick men,
solEod the old boat, dragged IL forty rods To
the lake shore, pitched Il over the high bank
with so much precipitation that weleh went
down head-hrst alter II. Two sisters ran
after them with the oars.
The upset sallDoat aud the man with Just
his head out Of water clinging To Il were fast
drifting of shore. The brave inyalida, Welch
and Lane, launched their old boat, aud, after
rowing not less than mile, reached young
WAlworte Just as he was stlffening with a
cramp and beginning TO relax his hold. He
Lost consciousness before. they pulled him into
their waye-tossed boat. They hurried back
10 shore rs fast as they could. Their boat
was nlling with water aud they drifted half
bercd along the ice-coyered beach Ia the same
direction and met them rs they landed
Milicdukee Sentinel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

A meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commission.
ere was held last night Present, Commissioners
Bayly, Booker, Collins and Smith.
Oommissloner Bayly moved that the name Of
Thomas stone, foreman Of No. Engine Com.
pany, be dropped from the rolls. Carried. tom
mlssionefs Bsyly, Collins and Smith voting IN
the athrmatiVei Commissioner Booker voting
nay.
On the announcement Of the vote Commits.
transaction Of business.
On motion, the board adjourned to meet to.
morrow evening at p. M, three commissioner
asking for call for the meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

RuIahts Teupiar- EloctIon Of Omosrs
Tho annual meeting Of washington Oommau.
dery No. !, Knights Templhr, was held last eve.
ming at their asylum, whom tho following oficers
were chosen for the ensuing Masonic year En-.
Generallsaimo, Sir J, j. Barneei Captain Gene.
raj, Sir +, q. Davis; Prolate, Sir John Hoover;
Senior Warden, Sir James Mckee; Junior War.
Bryan; Recorder, SIR Warren Orcutt; Warden,
SIT Henry D. Towles; Standa ard bearer, Sir Geo.
Plant and sword. bearer, Sir Daniel Mcfarland.
At the annual election q officers Of Potomac
night the following were elected Enlnent Com.
mander, Sir knight j. n. 0ibbs; ueueralissimo,
Robert W. Hardy captain General, HERNIA
Seligsnn; Prelate, George r. Oorson; Senlor
Warden, John II. Schultz JunlOr warlon, u
\. Hsdrick, Treasurer, Riley A. Sbinnt Re.
cortier, Allen Wall. Warior, James II Hall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Edward Bristol, layman from New York
Sta'e, who has been for some months past on.
gagged 20 holding special servioeH particularly
Tor the young people, In different paris of the
country, has been Invited 10 hold services 10
this city. He viii address the sabbath school
o'clock, and hold . special service for young
people, under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Chriatian Association, At $40 o'clock, sabbath
evening, 10 Lincoln hall. Services viii be held
under his difectiou during the week II the
First Presbyterian, Rev, DR.. Sunderland's
church, at tho Congregational, n street Baptist
and At the wesley chapel Mr.. Bristol Il a man
u means, who engages 10 active Christian work
At his own eHptnse, and has been emlnently
successful In leading souls 10 conservation %
the Saviour
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

In accordance with custom adopted In Eng.
land, and also In this country where they have
chime Of bells, particularly at Old Trinity,
New York, music suitable for Easter Sunday
Will be played on the Metropolitan chimes Mr..
y. widows, who has charge, will perform the
following pieces, cOmmenelng At iO;i5 q ~: 1.
bells. . Eastern anthsm-"Ohrist the Lord il
Risen Today ]. runs-"OhristmaA,n q. M,
T. Reclt and air-"But Thou Didst Not Leave"
from HAndel's Messiah. 8. Air-"I Know that
My Redeemsth LiVeth," arranged from Han.
del's Messiah. Q. "CilOTiA In Excelsis, !" No. 2
l. ''Sound the Loud Tlmbrel."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

YesterlAy being HOOd Friday services Of the
usual character were held Ia all the Roman
In the evening sermon was preached In each
In accordance with the custom In the passover,
mort Of them being lmpressiyely eloquent. To
day the services will commence AZ an early
hour, the principal feature being the blessing
Of the paschal candle aud the blessing and dis
trlbutlOn Of holy water.