The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18
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SATURDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ls. lsss,
- CHURCH DiRHoTORv. |" 90
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II, oldest cssholis church Is 81. Ps.riets On
= street north, corner Of Tenth street west, ons
squars west from the Patent once sdiAos. Rev
,. IA walter Psstori Rev, ?. !. Mccarthy ~
q fss.s's cAsr.h, Capitol Hin. .boa. ,hr..
grounds. Rev. Mr. Boyle is the pastor. !.
D. Mathews Church, corner Of Fifteenth and
II strssts, sheA, distance north from the State
Dspartnsnt. Pastor, Rev. Charles White, d. d.,
Asv. Mr.. Melaally, assistant.
st. NAYS (Gsrman,) on Filth, near IL street.
3D. Douinick's Church, on the lsland, Sixth
slrsss, about equidistant between the canal and
pUto1ac river. Pastor, Rev. j. A. Bokel, U. 3 D.,
sisistants, Rev. N. D. Young. O. 9. D. Rev. J; II.
Lynch, O. 8. D.; Rev. II. p. Ralph, 0. 8. D. Rev.
81 Aloysius-This splendid temple IL on North
Capitol street. corner Of street, and near the
Douglas Hospital. Rev. Mr.. Stonestrsot, pastor,
and thrss assistants.
Eighth and N streets. Divine services every Sun.
dag morning at O'Clock. It may for the present
DO considersd n branch Of St. Patrick's church.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rast Warrington, Fourth street east, between
9 strset south and South Carolina avenue Ser
Lesoh Is the pastor.
Foundry Meeting House, Rev. D. Psyton Brown.
pastor, corner Of q and Fourteenth streets, Ser
vices morning at II, and evening.
Wesley Chapel corner Of y and Fiflh streets.
Rev. =. 8. De Haas. d. d., pastor. Services at ii
MeKsndrss Chapel, Massachusetts, avenue. near
Ninth street. Rev. WIN. Krebs, pastor. Preaching
u II .. m, snd evening
Fischer Chapel is on New York avenue and
Fourth street Rev. Job Lambeth, pastor. Ser.
vices IL .. m. and u p. m.
Union Chapel, Rev J. II. M. Lemon, pastor, Is
on Twentieth street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Services at II q m. and u p. m.
Ryland Chapel Is 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 Is tho pastor.
6ervices at the usual hour, morning and evening
10orsuch Chapel Is on Four-and-s-half street,
about two thirds Of the distance between the canal
and arsenal. Rev. J. 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.
g. Markham is the pastor. Services at II g. m.
and ~ p. m.
Providence Chapel Rev John Lighter pastor,
Temporarily Is on the Hill, just at the point whore
the cars from Baltimore turn to come into Wash
instou. Service every Sunday. at II a. IN. and in
Episcopal Methodist Chapel, on M street, near
Ninth. Rev. W. v. Tudor pastor. Divine service
Sabbath mornings and evenings.
Hamline Chapel a beautiful house Of Divine
worship, Is now opened on tho corner of Ninth and
P, streets. Rev. J. R. Fningsr pastor. Services
OF II q. m. and u p. m.
Wesley Chapel Mission, corner Of Ninth and s
streets north. Pastor, Rev. George E. Schreck
Services on every Sabbath at II .. m. and 1907
.t. EPISCOPAL.
Christ Church.-This venerable sdi6cs Is located
on @ street south, between Sixth and Seventh
sirssts east. Rev. M. L. Olds rector. Services At
II . NJ. and afternoon.
st. Johns Church, opposite the Presidents
House. was erected in 1914 Rev. John v. Lewis,
rector. Services at IL q. H., and afternoon. Re.
opened November IS, 1854.
Trinity Church, Rev. Mr.. Keeling, rector Third
and streets. Sunday service ct II a. m, and
evenings.
Sabbath services at II .. m, and afternoon.
Church Of. the Ascension, Rev. DR.. Pinkney,
rector. Sabbath services at IL .. m, and evening
Grace Church Qsland9 Sunday services ct II
= m, and evening. Rev. A. Holmssd, rector.
Protestant Episcopal services every Sunday af-
Methodist Church, corner Of Ninth and NJ streets.
Inc cnurcn or the Incarnation, now being erected
on the corner Of Twelfth and N streets, Is designed
to bs ready for this congregation during the fall,
sittinss at present services free. Hour Of service
SR m.
Evening services arc held at Trinity Chapel, cor
ner Of Sixth and N streets, on each Sunday, at u
p. m. The Rev. Mr. Rolfs ON ciating as missionary
Rock Creek Church, Rev Dr. Buck, rector, near
Folders Home. Service at II .. IN.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist, thirteenth street, between @ and
il. Pastor, Rev. A. D. Gillette, D. D. Services
nj II 0. m, and evening.
Second Church (nssr Navy-ysrd) Organised in
1910. Services at II q. IN. and evening. Rev John
Bray pastor.
y R.Strset Church, south side of street, nearly a
square east from the General Post Once Rev. X.
u. Gray, D. D., pastor. Rev. DR.. Bipnsy, late
of Burmah, will preach at IL O'Clock q. m, and
Row DR.. Brock, Of London, England, at n O'Clock
Pm.
Fifth Baptist, D street south, near Four. and. a.
half street (Island.) Pastor, Rev. c. c. Meador.
8sbbath services I 4. m. and evening.
q Calvary Baptist, Rev. 7. r. Hewlett, pastor,
nornsr Of II and Eighth streets NORTH. Service at
II g. IN. and u p. IN.
Baptist Church, (old school, on the second aud
fourth Sundays Of each month, In the Aidermsn's
room, City Hall, at II n. IN. and 81. IN. Elder
Harrington, pastor.
PREsBYrIRIAN.
North Presbyterian Church, on N, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. Rev. Mr.. Fox, pastor.
Saryics At ! a. IN. and 81 p. m.
First Presbyterian, Four.and-a.half street, near
the City Hall, Rev. DR.. Sunderland. Preaching
70 day mt II .. m. and u p. m
New York avenue church, Rev. p. D. Gurley d.
d. Church Is on'New York avenue, between Thr-
tesnth and Fourteenth streets. Services at II a..
m and evening.
Fourth church, Ninth street, half square north
Of the Patent Office edincs, Rev. John G. Smith,
D. D., the pastor of twenty five years. Service at
il IN. and afternoon.