Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-19
LOCAL NEWS.
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW

Christ CAureh-service st II a N. snd r
m BY Rev X II. McKir.
81. Paurs CAurch.-Service at II m. and q!
D. m by Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Church-Service at II m and
y. ~, by Rev. d. I. Sprigg:
81 Mary's.-Mass and First Communi9n ~
q. m, followed by Confirmation Sol H
Mass at II M, and sermon by the K: hev
the Bishop of Richmond. Vespers ana &c
newal Of the Baptismsl Vows al AZ p m
Fret Presbvtertan. -Sermun in the morning
py Rev. Septimus Tustin. DID.
Second Fres5ytericn. in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Leftwich.
Methodist Episcopal Church Sonfh;-Ser mon
Methodist Epsseopal.-Sermon IN the morn
ins by Rev. T. d. Keynes, and at night, by
Rev Mr.. Hicks.
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Benson
Bqptist-Sermoh in the morning and at
night.
81 night by Rev. ). NJ ShuLe.
Alerendriq Christian observation-disclosures
PRAYER Meeting in the NJ. +. Church South. at
o'clock p. m, ana every evening during the
coming week in the Associations new room Sc
cond floor of No a3 King street. NJ D o'clock.
A cordial welcome will be given to all VINO
will attend upon these means OF grace
Bethel SerpjceS. -At King street, WHAT At
3 p. m, weather permitting SC
Friends MeetiRg-Sarah Belts, minister Oh
the Society of Friends, has appointed n meeting
Tor worship al Friends meeting house. 81
Asaph street tomorrow at O'Clock p. M ana
desires u general invitation gwen.
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THIRD WARD RADICALS 1t being asserted
that the Presii lent Of the Third Ward Radical
Club refused to call meeting OF the club on
Thursday night-the regular meeting night
a large number of the Radicals assembled In
front of the Court House, last night, aud or
gained a meeting by calling Edward Sullivan
to the Chair and appointing ii, Lewis Sec
retaIy.
The following delegates wero appointed to
attend county convention, to be held at the
Court House on Monday
D. Lomax, Smith Webb, Armistead Webb,
f. Sullivan H. C. Winship, H. Lewis, Geo.
Moore, W. ID. Massey and +. Graves.
In the event of vacancy occurring in the
delegation, the convention was empowered to
til the vacancy, or allow those present TO cast
the vote of the ward.
After some remarkably f. Sullivan the meet
Jog adjourned.
RAILROAD MATTERS. Sin the Georgetown
Common Council, yesterday, Mr. Clabau9h
presented petition, numerously signed By
citizens of Georgetown, praying that the
Councils appropriate 500, 900 to build a branch
road of the Loudoua and Hampshire railroad
to that town, and moved that the subject be
referred to special committee.
Mr.. Simms said he was opposed to what is
known as the Aqueduct and Alexandria Canal
Company, as the proposition from them to
build a railroad was without authority, because
the Louioun and Hampshire Railroad Com
pany had given no authority to tap their road
at any point He desired TO be kept off the
committee, as he doubted the responsibility Of
the parties proposing to build the road.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, committee was
appointed to take into consideration not only
the proposition of the lessees of the Alexandria
Canal, Bridge, and Aqueduet Company, but
with power to examine into all possible railroad
combinations aud connections that may be Of
advantage to Georgetown, and to report there
on. Messrs Mitchell Jones, and Dlnlop wers
appointed on this committee.