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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23
Kenmore University High Schoc
Amherst e. H., Va.

Preparatory to the University of Va. Il. :.
Strobe (Math. Medalist Z. YAH Princip: /
and Instructor in Mathematics. H. C.. Broel.
b. it. L. Va. lrecently Asst. Prof. Latin :
Na.), Instructor i'll Greek, Latin, French,
German and Botany. This is one OF Tire
leading high schools OF Virginia, and PR
sents many advantages Incompatible witt.
those of others. Students also received for
the summer New session begins Sept. l5tl,,
1873. For catalogue address the Principal.
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The low prices Of goods at Marx
israers emporium has attracted q
throng Of purchasers, and those VINO
do not WISH to miss the opportunity
Of getting a large quantity of mer-
chandise for a snail amount Of money
are warned that they must not Decay
visiting Israel's, as the stock Will not
hold out much longer.
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By virtue of the power vested in
them by law, the Town Board of
School Directors have ordered a
,special tax of two mills, to be collected
on town property for the building and
renting Of aehool~honses.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23

We see that PRecroR & GAMBLE 5
EXTRA OLIVE SOAP is becoming very
popular in our town. Its quality, we
know, is superior, and being nicely
perfumed we are not surprised that
consumers prefer it, and that it has a
1arge sale.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23

The steamer Katie passed town
much nearer her advertised time last
Sunday than she has done for several
weeks heretofore.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23

Wilkinson's pretty initial paper and
envelopes are selling like hot cakes.
Go early If YOU wish Il box.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23

O1lCE ~ - nv HuHOAtDle July
lists assembled at the Court House
last Saturday pursuant to call. A res
olution authorizing the president to
fill any vacancies that might occur in
the Offices of Syndics was adopted.
The names of Ramon Hidalgo and
Wild. Jos. Rodriguez and child were
added to the paupers' list with an
allowance Of 81 per month each. 1t
was declared unlawful for any meet
ing of the Jury to be held unless each
member was notified of such meeting
at least three days previous to its &C
currence. The resolution. recently
adopted prohibiting the Tax Collector
an d Treasurer from receiving certiti-
Gates Of Indebtedness for taxes and
licenses an1 other dues was repealed.
The president was authorized to APP
point IL committee of three members
Of the Jury, who with himself and the
Parish Attorney should form a board
fns the examination Of all outstand-
ing claims against the parish. (See
notice elsewhcrc.) All claims APP
proved by the Police jury must be
Endorsed by the secretary with date
Of approval. The report Of the Parish
Attorney upon the claims Of the Clerk
of Court and Shcritf.was adopted. The
Tax Collector was ordered to levy
and collect a special tax that shall
make the parish tax equal S24, 200,
provided that amount does not ex-
coed 100 per cent Of the State tax
(Which it loes). This special levy is
made because no provision for the
outstanding indebtedness is made in
the approximate list recently pub
lished. The Parish Attorney WAS in
structed to examine the new induces
in the Recorders Office and report
their condition at the next meeting OF
the Jury. The president was dircc-
ted to have al iron shutter placed OIL
the window and iron sheeting on the
door Of the Recorders office, and t
draw on the Treasurer for payment
for the same. The jury then adj
journed.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23

IF you want good sewing machine
go to Marx Israers aud buy the Gro
yer &. Baker.
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and Saturday of each week, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and 9
T: NJ. See the advertisement else
where.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23

A runor reached here the other day
that the st. John Pisaaer man was
about to pay our town another visit,
and the price ST whisky rose ten cents
per quart.
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A meeting of the Parish Beard OF
School Directors has been called for
Tuesday next, the Goth inst, at the
Courthouse. The business Of the
mceting will be to provide for the
topening of the public schools in Sep
scmber and the selection Of teachers.
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Tax delinquents show themselves
in the Collectors office every day ,and
in addition. to the original amounts OF
their tax they have to pay Dist. At
torney's fee and costs of suit, besides
an auditors fec of two dollars ana
penalty prescribed for delinquency
They are not happy.
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ana Saturday of each week, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M an;l .
Z. NJ. See the advertisement else
where.
TEAcHERs WANTED.-The Town
School Board met Thursday evening
at the Mayors office and provided for
the opening of the town schools on
the first Monday Of September. Two
teachers are wanted, females preferred.
the salary Of each not to exceed fifty
dollars per month.
Our home readers will find mnch to
interest them in the first letter Of orr
special correspondent, CIV. NJ. MEG y
who is taking summer trip through
the West, North and East. His de-
scriptions are vivid, and the next best
thing to visiting the pretty places he
has been in is to read his account of
them. His next letter will probably
be written from New York.
ALMOST "A FIRE.-About four o'clock
yesterday afternoon two thoughtless
boys carried pile Of old dry moss
into the kitchen of Mr.. A. Rercegeay's
residence, now unoccupied, and set
hire to the same. Fortunately the fire
was discovered before it had made
much Roadway, and was extinguishea
with few buckets of water. Those
boys were beautifully warmed fog
their folly when they went home.
RANDOM RIVER IrEMs.-Rumor has
it that the favorite Henry Tete is to
resume her place in the Donaldson
vile and New Orleans trade Oh the
first Of September, and that she viii
take an excursion party from this
town to Baton Rouge upon the occa-
sion Of her first trip. The Silver Cor
net Band is to be Of the party, which
is pretty sure indication that all who
go will have an enjoyable time, for
under the influence Of fresh air, good
victuals, fine music, and the most
gentlemanly officers of the nattiest
little boat on the river to take care Of
You, who could help being happy9
The Lizzie Hopkins now lies at the
source Of Bayou Lafourche, instead Of
entering that stream, and receives
her Bayou freight from fatbosts.
The riveris about as low as it will
be this season, we believe.
PEnsosAL.-Hon. Morris Marks left
for Indiana, Sunday, to join his wife
and child ut Muncic. He will be alb
sent several weeks.
Messrs. j. 3. and Theo. w. Lott.
accompanied by Mrs. Susan Iunster
and Miss Amanda Perkins, left for
their homes in New Orleans Tuesday,
carrying with them the good wishes
of a host of friends made during their
short sojourn in our town.
Mr.. A. Rougcau has again started
his sons upon their journey to France,
with better fortune, we hope, than
before.
Capt. Jos. Dalferes of the steamer
Henry Tete was at the Fair and Con-
cert Saturday evening, and we were
pleased to shake him by the hand.
Mrs. Felix Dugas of Dominique's
Landing will please accept our thanks
for renewed l1indnesses. Rich fresh
milk, as well as butter, this time
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23

1t may not be knewn to many OF
our town readers that there is now a
daily mail carried between this place
and Napoleonville, and tri-weekly
mail between that town and Ihlbo-
1aux, yet such is the tact. Napoleon
.illeites doubtless rejoice that this IS
thusly.
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DONALBsONvILIE, LA,
Saturday, August IS, 1873.
LOCAL JoTTINGS.

Goods selling below cost at Marx
Hsrael's.
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PARISH CoURT.-Judge Cheevers
held court upon Monday and Thurs
day of the present week. In the case
Of Peter Rucker as. Chas. E. Nesmith,
which was upon trial when our court
report closed last Saturday, the in
junction sued out by plaintiff was dis
solved and set aside, the law and evil
dence appearing in favor of defendant.
The matter Of Jas. Jerry rs. Francois
Bedat was also called up on Saturday,
but postponed until the l9th.
MoNDAY.-Jas. Jerry Us. Francois
Bedat; evidence adduced, and argu-
ment Of counsel postponed to some flu
ture day.
THURsDAY.-McCall Bros. Is. J. c.
I4egare; reassigned for trial on satur-
day, 23rd inst.
Jas. Jerry IS. Francois Bedat; re-
assigned for same day.
In the matter of the petition Of Ca
laille Leblanc, a minor, for emancl-
nation, it was ordered that the prayer
of petitioner be granted.
Court then adjourned until to-day.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Fohrth Judicial District,

comprising the parishes of Ascension. St
James, St. John the Baptist and st. Charles. l
District Judge .Othello J. Flagg,
District Attorney,--.....-M Morris Marks.
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TOHN S. DCNHAM'S
YEAST POWDERS

for PURITY and STRENGTH are IN
EQUALLED. All housekeepers who use
them like them. Try them. Your grocer
has them! Sold by all Wholesale Grocers
in New Orleans.
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fEAcHERs WANrED.-The Town
School Board met Thursday evening
at the Mayors office and provided for
the opening of the town schools on
the first Monday Of September. Two
teachers IRE wanted, females preferred.
the salary Of each not to exceed fifty
dollars per month.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23
Seventh Senatorial District.

TComprising the parishes Of Ascension aud
St. James.J
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23

suited in favor Of the former by a score
of Al to II.
The Young America club has ac-
ccpted an invitation from the Burn
side to visit Donaldsonyille next Sun
day and engage in friendly game,
50 if the weather is fair our town club
Will have the opportunity of playing
their first game on their-own grounds
with regular organization. Seats
under shady trees will be furnished
for the accommodation of ladies. and
we hope to see a large delegation of
the fair sex present. The game will
begin about four o'clock.
The Independent Rangers were I'M
able to accept the invitation Of the
Burnsides to visit town next Sunday,
but they will in a few days designate
time when they can meet our club.
II they can not come to Donaldson
vile, an invitation will be extended
the Burnside to play them on their
grounds on New River.
Under the direction of Mr.. w. G.
Wilkinson, secretary, the grounds of
the Burnside Club are being greatly
beautified and improved, and will be
second to none in the State when the
work is completed.
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Wednesday, Decembcr 3, 1873.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and onc-half Of these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving only 10000
for sale i'll the United States where 100000
were disposed of for the Third Concert. Tho
tickets are divided into ten coupons or parts
and have on their back the Scheme with a
full explanation of the mode of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed in this coun-
try, tho unprecedented sum of
$l,5OO,OOO,
divided into l2.0 900 cash gifts, will be distri-
buted by lot among the ticket holders. The
numbers of the tickets to be drawn from one
wheel by blind children and the gifts from
another.
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BASE BALLNoTEs. The game which
was to have been played between the
Independent Ranger and Young Amer
ica clubs last Sunday did not come
Of. as the Rangers refused to play
upon tue grounds Of the Young Amer
ica's, alleging that the field was not IL
iii condition for the game. The !. A.
Club claims the game by the usual
forfeit score of to 0, as they were
challenged to play upon their own
grounds and assert that they procured
the hest field available in the neigh
borhood. Much disappointment was
expressed by the numerous bystandefs
who had come to witness the game
bnt this was in part allaysd by an ef
tea,ooye "scrub match" between the
p,rnsile and Y. y. clubs, which re-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-23

t-mpre-C. Richard Esq. ;,
Scnrtrs-I.. Aruta.e. Esq. Tor Stonewail.
Y. Roui,ayd. Esq. tor hrnle Red Stockings.
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Grandest Scheme Ever Known.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public Library of kentucky.
$4,000 Cash Gifts ST, 800, 900.
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift.
sE..D-n 900 F., e<n

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized
by special act of the Legislature for the ben
eft of the Public Library of Kentucky, will
take place in Public Library Hall, at Louis
Vile Ky
, 1873-09-28
How Briggs' Baby Ivaa trrcated.

ffUHt TIC AE45Dt fTtS fTES8.
1homas Briggs, Of Twolfth street has a bow
baby about 10 months old. who is admitted at the
beginning Of this artiolo to look lust like hiJ
father, aud to- bo the ss,nrsest boy baby Of his
nge in Detroit: Yesterday morning tho child
big contributions on a striug, and taking m NJ o. m
casional nihble at applo 70 bring out bis frat
crop Of tooth. Mrs. Briggs and neighhor were
talking away as only women can gossip, whom
tho baby bid the buttons under q mat ind started
to finish tho apple. A bit of tho ekin got In hiB
throat aud he gave . cough and q wloop and
pawod tho air and rolled over on Ills head. "Ol,
them huttonsl ha las sHallowcd thcn buttons!'
cried tho mother aa she yankod him mp and
the other woman, trying to hold tho bnby'a }oga
still. "Rnn FOR the neighbora =" cried Mrs.
Brlgga. "Oh, holl dol :" screamed tho othor.
as she run out. And tho ncighbors came III and
made him !io on his stomach and cough, md
stomach, md jogglod him about III all sorts Of
ways until ho got mad md went to bowling. Then
. boy ran for Briggs, and Briggs ran for doc.
tor, and tho doctor came and choAod tho baby,
and ordored aweet oil and mustard plaster, aud
told thom to hold him on ha buck. Everybody
know that those s!1 biz buttons wore lodged Il.
that baby'B throat, bocauso 1e waa red IL tho
faco, and becauae he Htranglod aa ho howled and
wopt. They poured down sweet 81. and pnt ,
mother sail she could never forEiva heraelf,
boys drove by calling ont: "elab WOOD for ealos"
md thu scissora maal went BY shouting; ,.'shArPs
shnrp!" hut that distressed crowd held tho baby
Tho doctor was looking serious, and briggs was
thinking that he hadu't done anything to deserve
such blow, wAon one Of tho women pushed
tho mat and discovered the buttons. Thon
the sweet oil bottle unlor tho bpa. throw the
mustard plaster at the doctor, and Mrs. Briggs
hugged tho bowling angel to, her bosom aild
called him her "wopay topsy hopsy dropsy pop.
, 1873-09-28

AAu NuFs D1s AHos."o WILL o.HG,ao 40 HauAA ~ sno
First Chnrch anu VII! pseaeh IN tne evening. ..,
lHo AsnY: T. -; ty4oitt ~ Ntot Ftthnva H ,, .ta.o
ornn IN nG M seSsn Nyen9 Mvehoe ohfcn anu tho i0'
There VIII bo morning and evening Services M a. tho
nSsheI 3a vnaIeh. ih0 ao7 D. W Ma'ono WALL pFeaen
Tho nv. s. E5eohosney vii, preae,, ~ nsnol nt
Frien1 @ o1 Jeeus" ,,,, vii, ~. warming r. ,o
t nye vnen I'M nhira or @ Ahgsy Az
Tho hey; DR.. Dandy will preach as usual at the
Tho Roy; 4. Ynnkor preaehea today nt Tho Westn
orn Avenue Church, whore the revival Interest," ati
eohe1nnen. nov ~ p,o,ns tha ro<, .,oa,or =, tno
CIAo hav. y. v: fnelps, Tue ne" pastuss s. u .Ie
nlcaisan Avenue chafcn Will pfeach 1uefe LILLE ofn'
ing amu a GxeninR meS 1,on ,or,nortv ., nm 11non
Neshost Church, g.. Lows, will preach ha enensng 1
preach Mt night. un,.,,n.x
rr, -, n,.., EPISCOPAL; ; t,<.,,, ,,.,u .,xn.,, 40
sh mhp Msv Snnhp kaa e arng WI M z
Lesson for ting Hour -.,,
cS,la Tex ts = o. Kinney oe'stea rs usu" as 'ho
on"aGu d; u III, ,1e naumone1! nlG n r.,, ,o,o,,., T.,
T Tin nay = ~ ~ Wsikar Iii i'll osIaa stoday ut o
vary Chureh. - - ""'A'A WA '0N+' o''
Tho 1tov Horny q. Perry ofneiates as uaunl at AL
ors 9nSdSn i he morno and oven,np sarv3cca ut tic
onTSm Gt av ,9c i hey ya ai At TRINITY
ch,,1ch, - 0''''''@' 0'''''9
Tho nov. W J, Iotso, Rector Of tho Church Of our
at ,iuo ~ mi si aeo -s'""70' VIA
preaen nosnlns "nl raa,,. ovsnnng.
rc,o IN, r,,,,,. r mta.nn, , ,,,s,, +h,u
4nrnn"ot ha s - nnrn1, m !. n !, .ns
+1ta auanf1c St, ~, Ii u,,;io % n Htt., ~ - i' MAN
Prot swinr vii nre.ch NJ Movickora th,z ,norn
tng.
-oo-The Raw A. f. Kjttredoo.ni]l by reduest preach
this mornfnR at lilo Third Ghurch on HIecoaut1on Of
Friends in Hca7cn," and this evening on " Ghrat In
the Btorrn i"
STho nsy. Jano8 uarraon will preach us uaual ot
the Church Of Tho rjiuri,ns
Tho rev. Jamca hiaclouRlan will prcach to-day at
thn First Scotch Church. Tic ,nor,,ina eubyect is
1Tho Cave Empty, or Lazarus Raised."
rbo nov william Ayin nsrtlst will preach toaay
MThe nev, L. T. Chamberlain breaches a. usual at
Aha Now ENGLAND f1hnrch
Thn 1ioy b T;et viii nreach this morning md
eyonina at Oakinud Church.
THO Eoy. james r. Hy;o breaches to-day at the
ihn sorvicaa viii In cond,,cte,1 at tho Union Park
Church hv 1,rof. Josenh raven. IN. b. Dr.. Uolmel
nt,n ,99nt s9 Ao'' '''opA "1''A' "1' ~ ~
'~A''s ~1' ,,,r,pr,v
|. on, r, n,,+ = u, LII ,ot 4t,. .,o~,,no
4ho Mt Mns. n. G y; o01aap W . W. pas ~ ~ ~ ,
at tno tHIu Uapo' - sue useinS tiS ~ etn h
cnnrso % ~ ~ v ~ yonh8 en' LILY aupJee' pos
1AT st1Gns.n - Wos4 1our, x,., ,~o,,. h. 1ev q.
,,., Msnse MeS' Nonee' ~onsoe VIII pie"eO wy a.
eAnS oHnssH; my ,. r,,,.n ~ =, ..Ie 4,.. =,
icy. 1'oSeIs rs oyse1 'a ~ 1wo ~
@ 1nn Eun,eo ~ y En. Asg dt r. .pt Tnunn ~
t ga,N nUg =; ,, ~; Meno'o WAL Pleaen ''S
"t 'w H., ~, ird Gn,r +v xraocr th,a ,,orn,r, n,
Lev. Aaasa M @ uoHs VII pIeasn nais ~
@ - liz aIrat Siit MTh Finnurtai
, 1873-09-28

water. At tho desHort, ono Of tho convivos
placed hluasclf at the piano, and tho enqaculdda
Of The Fille do Madame A,,got was sung with
loud md omphhtio chornB. and whunovor n iull
occurred, which was not often, tic voicoe Of
other 1ostivo singers camo Btoaling oyor tho
wator, aoftened by distance. A FREQ and cauy
laland, aud toyoua poopo.
, 1873-09-28

and Dr. Edwards of tho Noyth,resitrp Chrtstdn Ad-
vpcatc htoks each fa wUrH in to tntercst OF thor
jonrnals giving an account Of tho wonderful growth Of
Duri,,g Tic aossio, largo nu,nbor OK distinguished
visItorn worp introduced.
In thu afternoon, adrosos wcre nade BY Mrs. Jonno
IN tic evcning, Dr.. Curry anti Dr. Kynott addressed
tho Conference on Church Extc.Biou.
, 1873-09-28
RELIGIOUS BODIES.
A1lEnruAN D6AnD OF COMMISSIONERS or FoA.,cN

----"--3-S~~NSA~4H - ~N>.$A~~t
hIlastoNa.
sss,a D'dts ssn q 1s Esn ':sge s "s
clulel ia great meeting in tbs ci.y last ovoning.
tho body vermont nav. wiiani i. Lord. 3D.,
tho Rev. A, Waller, DID,; MaasachuHotts--N. Durtcc,
Rp Rsp j. hNasd oIssr H. + Dn1sn Nsy ~
Field, Dp, tbs Rey j. =. Todd. !. 3. Eiartdgo; Nov
York-Tho Hey. William Taylor, DID,; Ohio-F. O,
u. L. culver; 1Yiscopsin-0. i. Weed.
Tho oicera elected for tho ensuing year fol-
M eEs 9 sy s s a5h p Spaass pS1s p d.
Prudential Committee Augustus o. Thompson, D. D.,
Alpheus Hardy. Abner Knglnan, James II. Gordon,
worth, Edmund Alden, D. D., j. Russsll Bradford,
Joseph 3. Roper Treasurer, Langlou s. Ward Cor
GlaPI b. B. NacornE seerstary cssi na John g. Means.
D. D, Auditors, Thomas II. lsuBscl, Avery pumes.
Aost Of thess Wero re-ulootcA.
geudlsr, D. D.. Of Brooklyn, n. 4.
Tho Roy. J. ". Andsowa. Of alarletta College, Ohio,
Thu paco of tho next esting was not decided. The
delegates hayo nearly all left for homo to-tlay.
NORTHERN ILLINOIS uoNvEnEAoE,
BLooMlN0ToA, ILL.,. Bcpt. 25.-Tho Conforenco aB-
so,nbel ut 830 this ,norun, tile 1lov. Janus Luatou
conducting the opcntug servco and Bishop Wyie prc-
Tho nev. ". g. Prentice, Presiding Elder, reported
for tho Decatur District: Nan,ber of charges, 10 OF
churches, ca mcbcra admitted, OIL probation aud by
] sonaty fund Sisoso5 Iha eharsc;sr % a !ho resil-
T ?s S's
ledge. rlelnsa Hines Ja'ne+ 4. Northrap, 4. g.
% Deaxis Jacob H.. liaas. .'" Howard niiller,
4. NJ. banely, and 4. II. ppnnovan cn,o forward. AZ.
Is ~ y as I ~ Il irtsho a H. FORMAL oxu
Haas, and Howard miller, wero admitted into t4ll
neetion: Tho two lattor woro continual On trial,
Tile, Rev. James Lcaton presented tAe following
resolution:
, 1873-09-28
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Sent, 2a--Elxscenth suntlay after Trinity,
Sept. 21--Bt. hlehnel and All Angels.
ROMAN GkTtipLIu.
Sept 2s8oyentconth Sunday after Pentecost; acTcn
Dolors Of tho u. Y. NJ.
Sept 29-at. Michael Archange1.
Sept. g0-st. Jarafne, O. ..
Oct. 1--Ht. Htmfginus, q. O.
Oct. 4-Tlo Holy Guardian Angels.
Oct. ST. Woncesla,,s, Duke, III. from Sept, 29),
Oct. 4-Bt. Eraucts Of ABaiBi, q, $780,
, 1873-09-28

whoh tho Bishop accepted proper appropriation
Or this anotint 1850 has beoi stnce roturnp to tho
mont with tho bankrupt Company. Tic. balance Of
tho appropriation will DO returned in tho Iran Author
In tho orceton Of tho charo On ita completion, tho
parish viii ba hotter situas and htrongcr ananc'a-
IT. t Ten osa alss nsn i5S s svs S.tos an ns Tno ors
comfortable place .of worship, aud ,'eht nf
only $1,000 on whiri Ia pay intoroat. Tho congrcga-
ton is composed altogether OF r'co1le WIN arc aur
roor 9r In moderate circumstances, md at presot but
very few III Number. Dut with o.,r imlovoil 1scctor
nkewartn with unity Of p,lrposo and energy Of nc
toit we may hope to build up strong aud o,rshing
parish upon tho ruins OF tho old Ascension.
Tho following IL statement of all tho moneya col
1eco1 by tho clergy Of tho church, and contributed
through tho Senior Warden. aud showing how II haa
been disposed OF to duto:
Collections:
by tho Rector FOR ali funds. ......$i,2p4.ao
, 1873-09-28
SERVICES TODAY.
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First Church, and will preach In tho evening".
Tho Nov, z. a. Lyford, Of Utica, preaohoa this
morning IN tho Wabash Avenue Church, and the Rov.
Dr.. McKown IN the evening.
There will bo morning and evening services at tho
Nntt1nf Church, Tim Tfnv- T. MniOnn will nreNch