The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-15
GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

CHURCH DIRECTORY FOR To-MoRRow.-
The Presbyterian church, Bridge street; Rev
Mr.. Taylor, pastor services morning and even
ing.
Trinity, Catholic corner Of First and Lin
gan Streets Rev. A. +. Ciampi, s. j., pastor
Masses on Sunday morning at 0, 8 and 1856
o'clock Vespers at O'Clock, p. m. during th,
week Mass Is celebrated at and O'Clock, a. m
St. Johns, Protestant RpiscopaI,) Second
street. Rev. o. Perrinchief rector seryiceI
morning and afternoon.
Christ church, protestant Episcopal corner
| Of Congress and Beall streets; Rev. W. w. vii.
liams rector services morning and evening;
Sabbath school Q q. m.
Methodist Episcopal church, Dunbarton street.
Rev. 3. A. MoCauley, pastor services morning
and evening" Sabbath school . a. m.
Grace church, protestant Episcopal,) High
street, below Bridge, Rev J. Eastman Brown,
rector, residence As Gay street;) services morn
ing and night. First Sunday In the month com.
munion at IL o'clock infant baptism and ser.
mon to the young at o'clock night at o'clock.
Sunday school sessions, . and 8 O'Clock.
81. Albass'i Rev. Mr.. Chew.
Methodist Protestant church, Congress street,
Rev Mr.. schermer, PASTOR services morning and
evening.
First Baptist church, Market street, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets Rev. James Nelson,
pastor services morning and evening. Sabbath
school, 81 q. m.
West Georgetown Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. Mr.. Berry, PASTOR services morning and
evening.
How AoArx."-F. W. Jones, esq, a resi-.
dent Of Georgetown, and q prominent member Of
the Washington bar, arrived here yesterday aftsr
an absence from the District Of several months.
Mr. Jones looks hale and hearty after an extern.
sive travel through Colorado, New Mexico. and
an exploration Of the Rocky Mountains. During
bis travels he met with many bands Of hostile In
dams, particularly along the route from Omaha
TO Denver City, who are committing untold Of
outrages upon captiyes, especially females,
showing no mercy to either sex; and no saws as
those travellers who fall into their hands arc
doomed to death, they might as we'll make up
their minds to fight and die bravely. Mr.. J.
does not hold out much inducement to those who
would venture to seek their fortunes In that
region, for he informs US that stages arc at.
tackled, drivers killed, and ranches deserted
throughout the entire route from Omaha to Den.
yer City.
GREAT FALLS ICE CoMPAEY.-This com.
pany Is now laying q railroad track from their
extensive ico-housos on Analostan Island 10 ths
river side, near the Causeway, where workmen
are also busiy engaged in driving piles and
building q wharf to accommodate vessels. Sew
| eral cars have already been built. and IL Is ex
peoted that the railroad and wharf will be com
pleted In few days. When finished boats car
load for Washington, Alexandria, and othor
points, with great dispatch Mr.. John Petition,
Is the agent Tor the company, and is superintend
ing the construction Of the works.
srAGSArroS or BUSINESS While business Il
dull here, II may not DO generally known thai
| our market yies with that Of more adyantaReoul
Northern marts. We were permitted to perus
q letter, dated New York, June Is, received b,
| prominent business man Of this town yester
day, in which the writer says that never With
his recollection has he noticed such dullness q
prevails In all branches Of trade and manufac
lures. He describes the transactions at tn
"Chamber OF Commerce as fiat and unprofta
BILE, rs Is the case hero at our " Merchants' Ex
change" where merchants most do congre
gate, and predicts continued dullness unit
after harvest.
DfsoRDERLr VIRAGos.-Molly johnson ant
Bridget Muldoon, two females whose visits t.
the station house would DO "honored more In
the breach than in the observance, " were arrested
by Officer Swindells for drunk and disorderly
conduct, and Justice Buckley, who deals out even
justice to all, imposed fine on them of So 80
each, which they reluctantly paid and Departed
1t is hoped to sin no more.
CoSvALEsCEST.-Esau PickrelI, ESQ.,, prom
| inent lumber merchant Of this town, and mem
Der Of the Board of Common Council, We art
pleased to learn, has 30 far recovered from hi
recent very severe spell Of sickness as to be abb,
to be up and take exercise about his house
CANAL ARRIvALs.-Ths arrivals by cana
yesterday wero nineteen boats with coal to th,
different coal companies, one boat with grain t,
y. Darby, and one with -four and grain to Geo
Waters.
PoRr OF GEORGETOWN Entered and cleared
Steamer Express, Nickle, from and for Balti
morei schooner D. F. Lowell, Deayitt from
Providence, for Boston.