Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-07
LOCAL NEWS.
ruz-RcH SERVICES TU-.NoRR0W:


rHzRCH SERVICES TU-.N3RROW.
CHRIST CuuRcH-Service at II Il. H., by Rev.
r, II. Mckim. Childrcn's Missionary service
III 3! +. m.
1n H. by Rev. DR.. Norton.
GRACE CHURCH-Scrvicc at II Il. NJ ana : p.
m. by Rev. D. F. Sprigg.
ST MAHY's CHCCH-Scrviccs at IL a. IN. and
)! m. .
the morning and at night, by Rev. Mr.. McAtee
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Sermon in
the morning and at night, by Rev: DR.; Bullock
METH. EpIs CHURCH-Serm0n in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Haynes.
METH. EPIS CHURCH SoUTH-Scrmon in the
morning and at night, by Rev. Dr. Hough
METH. PROT CHURCH-Sermon at II Il. ~,
by Rev. P. H. Sweet.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Service in the morning and
nj night by Rev Mr.. Ryland.
VILLAGE CHAPEL-Service in the morning and
at night, by Rev Mr.. Lightner.
ALEX'A CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION-Prayc
meeting in the Meth. Epis. Church, at p. NJ
Daily prayer meeting in the rooms of the ASso-
citation, IS King street, ut p. m.
GERMAN LUTHEEAN-Servce at IT Il. m. and
Up. m. at the rooms OF the Christian Associa-
ton, by the pastor, Rev. r. A. Bischoli
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RIVER NEwS--'rhe steamer lronSides az
rived up from Aqua Creek last night, went
through to Washington made 4 return trip.
and started down again this morning but when
about The forks Of The clr,nnc! she WAS cut
through bv the ice and had to he run ashore
rb. Wawaset which had l;ctn detained at
Au,ia Greek by the freeze. passed up in the
wake Of the Ironsilcs last night, and when the
latter was cut through this morning. she went
t. her assistance .na took of her passengers and
mail and returned with them 10 " a$llngton.
The +. c. Knight attempted to 90 from
Washington to Georgetown yesterday evening.
but was compelled To return when she got about
a mile above the Long Bridge She left to-
day for New York. Ii is reported that no
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below the city. but the ira is 50 packed between
here AMI Washington that the strongest ice
boats might we'll hesitate to attemptits passage
The steamers Express ana Lady OF the Lake
and the Washington ferry boats were to have
recommended their trips this morning. but the
lam at the mouth of the Eastern branch dispcllcd
the idea A government tug boat went up TO
the Navy Yard yesterday to cut way out for
the vessels detained there, but she haSnot rs yet
returned The tue boat Belle Haven WAS pre-
barring this morniug to 60 below for the two
oyster boats cut through on Thursday and run
ashore at the White House and Marshall Hall.
The. Vanderbilt, OF he Aqua Creek line,
PASSED by here on her way up At , o clock tins
evening. and 1T is thought will return tonight at
hcrusual hour The tu& hoatsGov Curtin andPo-
TO nlav, which went down yesterday with the
sloop Mary f. Butler, having on board the
hands for the fishing shore of MIR. Joseph
Cawood in tow. arrived up again this even
ing. bringing with them two large schooners
and several pungy boats.