The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11
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grounds Rev MI Boys .a. ~ pic,. -
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vices morning AZ IL, ana evening. MIA,
wesley .hAPoi, voinei VI snu rn'n s.reets,
r rev VI hme' PASTOR eer''oes !" IL . m ana
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Mokendree OhaPet Massachusets avenue, near
Ninth street. rev. WIN. hreos, pastor. preaching
81 IL a, NJ AND evening.
Fletoner NnaPei on EeN io,k avenue ana
fourth street new Joo Lamoetn, pastor. Ser
vices II a; N. and q p, m;
Union ChaPel, rev ). H. M. Lemon, pastor, 10
on Twentieth street. near Pennsylvania avenue.
Services At II a m and u ?: m;
Mand Vnspel Is on s sne n n Ienth, corner Of
Rev. William Hamilton, D. D., the Oldest active
preacher In the baltimore Conference, the pastor
Services at the usual hour, morning and evening.
dorsuch Chapel 10 on four-and-ahalf street,
about two thirds OF the distance between the canal
and arsenal. Rev. J. N. Davis Is the pastor. Ser
vices ct the usual hours
Waugh Chapel Capitol Hill, Is about three
squares east Of the Old Capitol prison. Rev. Geo.
O. Markham Is tho pastor. Services at ii q. m.
and u p m.
Providence Chapel, Rev. John Lighter pastor,
Temporarily, 10 on the Hill Just at the point where
the cars from Baltimore turn to come into wash
ington. Service every Sunday, at III o m. and In
he evening.
Episcopal Methodist Chapel, on NJ street, near
Ninth. Rev. W. V. Tudor pastor. Divine service
Sabbath mornings and evenings.
L~mlinO Chapel, beautiful house Of Divine
worship, is now opened on the corner Of Ninth and
P. streets. Rev. Mr.. Kmory pastor. Services at
IL q IN. and n p.
Wesley Chapel Mission, corner Of Ninth and s
streets north. Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bentley. Ser.
vices on every Sabbath at IL q. and l. 80 p. IN.
EPISCOPAL.
Christ Church-This venerable edihoe Is located
streets east. Rev. M L. ODDS rector. Services Al
IL q. IN. and afternoon.
st. Johns Church, opposite the President
House, was erected in 1914 Rev. John v. Lewis,
rector. Services at II a. m., and afternoon. Re
opened November Is, 1854.
Trinity Church, Rev. Mr.. Keeling, rector, Third
IL
Church Of the Epiphany, Rev. DR.. Hall, rector
Sabbath services at IL g. m, and afternoon.
Church Of the Ascension, Rev DR.. Pinkney,
rector. Sabbath services at II q. m, and evening
Grace Church uslAnd) Sunday services at IL
q. m, and evening. Rev. A. Holmead, rector.
Episcopal services every Sunday, at IL q. m. and
~ p. M in the Hall corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Twentieth street. The Rev. Augustus jackson
IL the pastor The seats arc free.
Protestant Episcopal services every Sunday af-
ternoon, (Rev. X. W. Lowrie in charge In the
Methodist Church, corner of Ninth and M streets.
The Church Of the Incarnation now being erected
on the corner Of Twelfth and streets, Is designed
to be ready for this congregation in the spring.
Hour Of service p m. The morning services oil
this congregation are held in Trinity Chapel corner
free.
Rock Creek Church, Rev Mr.. Buck, rector, near
Soldiers Home. Service at IL Q. m.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist, Thirteenth street, between @ and
II. Pastor, Rev. A. d. Gillette, D. D. Services
at ii q. m and evening.
Second Church NEAR Navy-yard) Organised In
1910. Services at II a. m. and evening Rev John
Bray pastor
E-Street Church, south SIDE OF street, nearly
square east from the General Post Once Rev. 4.
II; Gray, d. D., pastor
fifth Baptist, street south, near -Four; and a
half street (lsland) pastor, rev " u Meador
Sabbath services IL a. m. and evening
Calvary Baptist, Rev T. H. Hewlett, pastor
corner OF and Eighth streets north eerVice al
IL A. m and 70 P. m;
Baptist Church. (old school on the second and
fourth Sundays Of eaeh month"; In the Alderman
room, City Hall, at III q. m. and p. m. Elder
Purrington pastor
PREsBrrERIAS
North Presbyterian Church, on n, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. Rev. Mr.. Fox, pastor.
Service ut IL a. m. and 81 p. m.
First Presbyterian, -Four and a.haif street, near
the City Hall, Rev. DR.. Sunderland. Preaching
to-day at ii q. m. and 70 p. m.
New YORK avenue church Rev +. D. duriey, d.
d. Church is on New York avenue, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets. Services at IL q.
m and evening;
Fourth church. Ninth street. half square north