Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-12
LOCAL ITEMS.
II SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW

LOCAL ITEMS.
II SERVICES, &c., TOMORROW.
TCHUxcH-Service at IL a. m and Z!
Rev. r. H. McKim.
iULs CHURcH-Service at IL q. m. in
--zAure Room, by Rev. Dr. Norton.
:CHURCH-Servicea at IL q. m aad Il p.
". D. F. Sprigg.
-ARY's CHuRcH-Mass At : and II a. M.
at 5 p. m.
PREsPrTEn1AS CHUKcH-Servce in
a Ding by Rev. MIR. Whittlesey.
b PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Service in
ling and at night, by Rev. DR.. Bullock.
III. EPIS CHURClI-Sermon in the morn
Coy Rev DR.. Ball, and at night BY Rev. Mr..
.emenway.
morning and at u p M, by Rev. Mr.. Busey
METH. PROT. CHURcH-Sermon III the morn
ing and at night by Rev. DR.. killgore.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Service in the morning
and at night by Rev. G. FL. Ryland.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Service in toe morni: 6
by Rev. Mr.. Bischot
MEADE CHAPEL-Service at D. m.
WHARF MISSION CHAPEL-Prayer meeting
at 1:45 y. m.
Y, NJ c. A.-Prsyer meeting in the Second
Presb. Church, at four p: m; Inns House ser
vices at q p. M; jail services at p m; meeting
for singing Mt the room at p. m; open air
meeting at the Can / basin at p M, open air
meeting at y. m. on the corner OF King and
aiIla SIS usliS pIaSei nieesl'iS az . p ~ 49,
the room.
CORPORATION CoURT-The October and
quarterly term of the Corporation Court, Judge
Lowe to preside, will commence on Monday
next. AS heretofore stated, the criminal cases
set for this term are as follows:-L Gentzber
ger, receiving stolen goods; James I. Burnett,
shooting at person on the streets of the city;
Maria Davis, receiving stolen goods and larceny;
Richard Purcell, assault and battery; James
McCrackcn, embezzlement and petit larceny;
john l.. PaScoe, letting house to a woman OF
illtame; William barley, assault and battery;
larceny; Geo H. Piatt, grand larceny; Carter
Page, forgery ard altering forged paper; Walker
Kelley, perjury aul 'l"gal votlus; Walker kel
ley, illegal voting; JAS. Sinrk". petit larceny;
Henry Williams, larceny; Enjah Horseman,
felony; Lucinda Beach, grand larceny; Charles
Manley, murder and robbery.
THE MARKET, this morning, was we'll suppiiel,
shere being great many people iu from the
adjacent country 10 Maryland and Virginia,
with produce of all kinds. There was long
line OF market carts and wagons on Royal street.
The butchers had, as usual, excellent fresh
meats-beef. veal, mutton, pork, Nc; beef 5a
Is cts; mutton lSa2O; veal l24 10 ID: young
pork - to Is. egetabes:-Sweet potatoes
S0a4O cts. per peck; lima beans l5a2O cts. per
quart; cabbage from to Is cts. per head &C,
cording to size; egg plants Sac cts. piece;
turnipS l6a2O cts. per peck. Butter 35a4O cts.
per h. for fresh. Eggs 80 cts per doz Chest
nuts, (abundant) Is to 20 cts per quart
Fresh fish, white perch, &c., SMALL quantity,
at 40 cts per bunch. Tomatoes, snap beans,
bcets, &C., are still abundant at former prices
RAILROAD RECEIPTS The following are
among the receipts by the O., \. l. NJ. r. K.
this week: Corn Sos bushels, wheat $500, rye
St, mill otfal So, beans 10, oats So potatoes ~.
chesnuts 26, onions 5, -four 600 bbls, tobacco
$50 boxes, hay 1873 bales, apples 10 bbs, lime
400 bbls eggs ii boxes, fowls II coops, butter
81 frkins, dried fruit % bbls and boxes, hides
~ bundles, calves Al head, honey | can grapes
| box. sumac AS sacks, brass | Is lbs, pig iron
$4,000 lbs, bark S cords, feathers sack, brooms
G6 bundles lard 6rkins, leather rolls, skins
> bales, fresh beef $50 lbs, wood Is cords, rags
$50 lbs, lumber f., 600 feet, oak lumber 10000
feet, iron LAP lbs sundries 10 boxes, stone b
Icices, cattle Is cars sheep cars
The following are the receipts by the w
o. R. R.:-Wheat 22l4 BUSH, corn l94, oats
lG4, meal 60, -four obls, butter 30 bbls and
kegs eggs % bbls. and boxes, fruit 80 bbs.
and boxes, fowls so coops, calves 20, vinegar
lbl., cider bbl, hay l3 bales, leather 10 rolls,
rags 40 bags and bales, old iron 2407 lbs, hides
} bundles, stock 3 car loads, wood 10 car loads,
cheese l2O boxes.