The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CATHOLIC,

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CATHOLIC.
The oldest Catholic church Is St. Patrick's, on
street north, corner Of Tenth street wost, one
square west from the Patent Once edihce Rev.
]. A. Walter, PASTOR Rev. Father Kane assistant,
st. Peters Church, Capitol Hill, about three
grounds. Rev. Mr.. Boyle is the pastor
b. Matthew'S Church, corner of Fifteenth and
II streets, q short distance north from the State
Department. Pastor, Rev. Charles White, D. D.,
Rev. M. Mentally, assistant.
st. Mays (German,) on Fifth, near H street.
Rev. Matthias Alig, pastor Sabbath services, lOt
o.. IN, and afternoon.
St. Dominick's Church, on the Island, Sixth
street, about squidistAnt between the canal and
Potomac river. Pastor, Rev. J. A. Bokel, o. s. D.,
assistants, Rev. N. d. Young, o. 8. D. Rev. J. II.
Lynch, 9: s; D. Rev. II. P. Ralph, o. s. D. Rev.
=. @. Call, o. S. D.
ST. Aloysius-This splendid temple is on North
Capitol street. corner Of l street, and near the
Douglas Hospital. Rev. Mr.. Stonestreet, pastor
aud three assistants.
Church Of the Immaculate Conception, corner of
Eighth and N streets. Divine services every Sun
day morning ut o'clock Rev. Father Mccarthy,
pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
East Washington, Fourth street east, between
@ street south and South Carolina avenue Ser
vices at IL a. m, and evening. Rev. George v.
Leech is the pastor
Foundry Meeting House, Rev B Psyton. Brown,
vices morning at IL, and evening.
Wesley Chapel, corner Of and Fifth streets,
Rev. II. 9. De Haas, d. D., pastor Services at IL
n. N. and u p. m.
Ninth street, Rev. VIM. Krebs, pastor. Preaching
at n n. m, and evening.
Fischer Chapel is on New York avenue and
Fourth street. Rev. Job Lambeth, pastor. Ser
vices II .. m and n p. IN.
Union Chapel Rev. J. H. NJ Lemon, pastor is
nv TUAHtiath street peups " mia
Services ut ii a. m. and Z! p. m.
Ryland Chapel ia on the Island, Tenth, corner Of
D street, two squares from the passenger railway.
Rev. William Hamilton, d. D., the oldest active
preacher in the Baltimore Conference il the pastor
Services at the usual hour, morning and evening.
Gorsuch Chapel is on Four and a-half street,
about two thirds OF the distance between the canal
and arsenal. Rev. ]. N. Davis is the pastor. Ser
vices at the usual hours.
Waugh Chapel, Capitol Hill, Is about three
squares east of the Old Capitol prison. Rev. Geo.
@. Markham is the pastor. Services at II a IN.
and II p. m.
Providence Chapel, Rev. John Lighter pastor,
Temporarily, is the HILL just at the point where
the cars from Baltimore turn to come into Wash
ington. Service every Sunday, at ii q m. and in
the evening.
Episcopal Methodist Chapel, on NJ street, near
Ninth. Rev. W. " Tudor pastor. Divine service
Sabbath mornings and evenings.
Hamline Chapel beautiful house Of Divine
worship, Is now opened on the corner of Ninth and
p. streets. Rev. ]. X. Efhnger pastor. Services
ut IL a. m and u p. m.
Wesley Chapel Mission, corner Of Ninth and 8
streets north. Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bentley. Ser.
vices on every Sabbath at IL q. IN. and 1880 p. m.
EPISCOPAL
Christ Church.-This venerable edifce is located
on q street south, between Sixth and Seventh
streets east Rev. N. L. Olds rector. Services at
IL D.. IN. and afternoon.
St. Johns Church. opposite the Presidents
House, was erected in 1914, Rev John V. Lewis,
rector. Services at ii a. m, and afternoon. Re.
opened November IL, 1854.
Trinity Church. Rev. Mr.. Keeling, rector, Third
and G streets. Sunday service at II a. m and
evenings.
Church OF the Epiphany, Rev. DR.. Hall, rector.
Sabbath services at II q. m, and afternoon.
Church Of the Ascension, Rev. DR.. Pinkney,
rector. Sabbath services ut II a. m, and evening,
Grace Church Qsland.) Sunday services ut II
q. m, and evening. Rev. A. Holmead, rector.
Protestant Episcopal services every Sunday af-
Methodist Church, corner Of Ninth and NJ streets.
The Church Of the Incarnation, now being erected
the corner Of Twelfth and streets, is designed
to be ready for this congregation during the full
sittings at present services free. Hour of service
bP. m.
Evening services arc hold at Trinity Chapel, cor
ner of Sixth and N streets, on each Sunday, ut I!
p. IN. The Rev. Mr.. Rolfo officiating missionary.
Rock Creek Church, Rev. DR., Buck, rector, near
Soldiers Home. Service at II a. IN.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist, Thirteenth street. between G and
II. Pastor, Rev. A. D. Gillette, D. D. Services
Mt IL a. m, and evening.
Second Church near Maynard Organized in
1910. Services at IL a IN. and evening Rev John
Bray pastor.
E.Street Church, south side of L street, nearly a
square east from the General Post Office. Rev. H.
IL. Gray, ID. D., pastor. Rev. DR.. Binney, late
of Burmah, will preach at u O'Clock a, m, and
Rev, DR.. Brock, Of London England, at 7! O'Clock
Pm.
Fifth Baptist, D street south, near Four. and a.
half street tIslandD Pastor, Rev. c. G. Meador
Sabbath services II a. IN. and evening.
Calvary Baptist, Rev. T. H. Hewlett, pastor,
corner Of II and Eighth streets north. Service at
ii a. IN. and II p. IN.
Baptist Church, (old school, on the second and
fourth Sundays of each month, in the Aldermans
room, City Hall, at IL a. NJ. and 3 p. III. Elder
burlington, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
North Presbyterian Church, on N, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. Rev, Mr.. Fox, pastor.
Service at II O. IN. and 81 p, m.
tn, CITY Hall, Rev DR.. Sunderland. Preaching
to day At II a. IN. and ~ p m.
New York avenue church. Rev. p. d. Gurley d..
d. Church is on New York avenue between Thr-
teenth and Fourtssnth streets. Services at II n.
m. and evening.
Fourth church, Ninth street, half square north
Of the Patent Office ed6ce, Rev. John Q. Smith,
d. D., the pastor Of twenty-five years. Service ct
ii m. and afternoon.
Assembly, Rev. 7. B. Metals, pastor. corner
Of Massachusetts, avenue and Fifth street. Services
at III m. and evening.
sixth Presbyterian, Rev George II, Smyth.
Services at IL n. IN. and II p, IN. Thursday at n
p m Church on Sixth street, near Maryland ave.
nue..
Western Presbyterian church, on II street, be-.
tween Ninstsenth and Twentieth streets near
PennsylvAniA avenue, First ward Rev. j. N
Coombs, pastor. Services at II o'clock, a. N, and