The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-08
aEORaETOWN MATTERS.

CuURct DIREuToRY ron To.MoRRow.--
The Presbyterian church, Bridge street, Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, PASTOR services morning and even
ing. aaE .552.
gan streets; Rev A.. u. Ciampi., 8 J.. pastor;
Masses on Sunday mornipg,at Q. 8 and 1880
o'clock Vespsrs ut o'clook, p /! N. during the
week Mass Is celebrated at Q and I O'Clock, o, m.
ST. 'Johu's, protestant Bpiicopal,l Second
street; Rev. o. Perrinohief,, rector services
morning and afternoon. mi. /. .'r.-.... .. .
Christ church, (protestant Episcopal corner
Of Congress and Besn strsetsj Rev. W. W. vii.
liams, rector services morning and evening;
Sabbath school q. m.
Methodist Episcopal church, DunbartOn street,
Rev. 8. A. McCauley, pastor; services morning
and evening; Sabbath school q. m.
Grace church, protestant Rpiscopal,D High
street, below Bridge, Rev j. Eastman Brown,
rector, residence as Gay street;) services morn.
munion at IL o'clock; infant baptism and ser.
mon to the young at o,elocky night at clock.
Sunday school sessions, Q and s o'clock. ..'r
81. Albaus'; Rev. Mr.. Chew. '.s' (,
| Methodist Protestant church, Congress street;
Rev. Mr., schsrmer, pastori services morning and
evening. ..r .rr.a 70 rr,1 s..r.. = =
First Baptist church; Market street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets; Rev. James Nelson,
PASTOR services morning and evening Sabbath
| school, o. a. m. ....-. r.gTs - 81. .a..
West Georgetown Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. Mr.. Berry, pastor services morning and
evening. y,
| PoRT OF GEoRGRTowN.-Entered and
| cleared steamer Express, from and for Baltlmore
Cleared-steamor Valley City, for New York
British schooner Frigate, Bird, for Philadelphia
I MRs,l AsLow, the lady mentioned as having
met with the misfortune Of dedication Of heI
right arm, suffered intensely yesterday from the
effects Of the accident, and Dr. Peters was called
In to administer restorstives and reset tho limb.
The FIsuEurEs An tho seinos engaged in
the herring fisheries above have "eut out, ~ with
the exception Of one or two. the season having
80 far advanced as not TO warrant their further
prosecution Of the occupation. Small lots Of
herring still command from 80 to So per 1000.
Tue cAsAL.-Thore were no boats registered
at tho Collectors Office yesterday; but informa-
lion received warrants the assertion that during
to-day and tomorrow large aoet Of coal.laden
boats will arrive. The wharyes are pretty well
| cleaned out, and vessels are moored at tho docks
ready to load with coal for Eastern ports.
VfoLATroN.-A Tustonic gentleman, named
Morris, saw at yesterday TO assume the role Of o
travelling merchant, exposing his goods and wares
to whom he met in his pilgrimage, 0nieer Brown
happened to BIO in his path, and inquiring the
nature Of his merchandise and business location,
not receiving satisfactory answer, invited Nor.
ris to the hotel de Buckley, where he was required
to leave $50 10 pawn for his good faith to appear
and answer the charge ofpeddling goods without
n corporation license. .r N.
ESGNE.HoUsE IMPROVEMENT - For several
days past mechanics have been engaged at the
engine.house, on High street, near the canal, 10
making improvements necessary for the conye
nienee Of the company and the efficiency Of the
department large pit or coal vault has boer
Lao ais aNaI 10 h. 10
p" Henry Addison" at q seccn d's moment Will
fuel, and other improvements made that mus
tend greatly to tho efficient working Of this IN
steam fre engine.