Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-23
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,,,rrRCH SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW

,uD,sr CBuRcH-Seryice at II a. M by Rev.
Mr. o pauLs CHuRcH-Service at at IL a. m,
b, Rev. Dr. Walker.
o'GRAcE CHUReH-No service.
w NARys CHURcH-Mass at a. m, and
"a m. Vespers ut "A p. m.
E = PREsBYTERIAS CHUKCH-Service at
-, M by Rev. j. Howard O. Brien.
l:r,oyD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH--Servlce IN
,h,. morning and ut night, by Rev. Mr.. Ruther-
ford, of st. Louis:
IND ut night, by Rev. Mr.. Stevenson.
Nrru. EpIscopAL CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon
- the morning by Rev. y. G. Beall, and 1T
N, n,vb tl by Rev. E. S. Busey.-
NTH. PROT. CHURcH-Sermon in the morn
inc and at night by Rev. Mr.. Lghtner.
BArrlsr CHURcH-Sermon in the morning
hv Rev. Mr.. Handy, of Farmyille, Va, and ut
uiyht, by Rev. j. .. Kirk.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Sermon at ii g. m, by
Rev. MIR. Bischon. =,
VILLAGE CHAPEL-Sermon at ii q. M, oy
Rev E. 5. Busey.
YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIAT!oN.--
IJu, cI, ut 4 D. IN Aims House services at ~
J. m. Jail services ut 2 p IN: Sunday School
=, the corner of King and West streets and ut
th, rsruer of ST. Asaph and Princess streets at
An m. Open-air meeting at the corner OF Fay
lie snd Cameron streets At +. p. m. Singing
meeting at the house of james Grigg, at 81 p.
m Week Work-Daily prayer meeting IN the
rI,m Of the Association at 5 D. m. On Friday
ni,ht next ut O clock, open-air meeting vt the
roTner of King, Fayette and Commerce streets.
RAILROAD RECEIPTS. The following are the
receipts by the w. G., V. NJ. 4 &. S. Railroad
,,rtbis week: Corn 100 bushels, wheat s, 965,
rye no. oats ,2j2. corn meal 50, seed ~, po-
t.toes $40, corn bran 10, onions 80, dried fruit
n bbls and bags. ground sumac 20, 100 lbs, SUI
mac 1885 sacks, flour 427 bbls, leather 80 rolls,
calves is, apples 81 bbls, tobacco 63 boxes,
spikes 81 kegs. butter 30 firkins, eggs % bbls
aud boxes, wool 5 sacks, fowls IL coops, spokeS
10 bundles, damsons 10 bbls, grapes Is crates,
tomatoes boxes, whISkey S bbs, Kanawha
salt III sacks, bark cords, lard hrklns,
blooms Is. 455 lbs, lime 100 lbs, hides II bun
dies, wooleus bale, hair sacks wheat drills
5, rags 1850 lbs, iron S,Oe2 lbs, empty casks
Sc, cedar posts 10, calf skins "a, straw cutters
;, lumber l02, 900 ieet, oak lumber s, I64 fect,
cattle and sheep is cars, horses cars, carts
cars.
During the week the following were the re-
cpipts by the w. L. D. f. R:-Wheat |, 296
bushels, corn 632, oats pa, meal lis, onions
81, -four bbls, eggs IS bbls and boxes, butter
"a bbls and kegs, fruit 24 bbls aud boxes, su-
mac $40 lbs, wool t bundles, rags 81, hides
Is, old iron and bones =, 500 lbs, fowls 70 coops,
calves 43 head, sheep -, plows T, castings 400
lbs, wood cars, lumber >, furniture J.
The CANAL. -Advices from Cumberland to-
day state that light boats reached that place
Yesterday morning, aud that business on the
canal has been resumed. Loaded boats are on
the way down and may be expected TO reach
here during the day, Monday. The agencies
here are all prepared for au active resumption
of the coal trade, and number Of vessels are
awaiting cargoes. The canal is reported to be
again iu good condition throughout Its entire
length. The water has been again let in the
Alexandria canal, while that and the aquednct,
du.ing the time of suspension Of navlgatlon
have been put in excellent boating condition
The resumption of the coal trade Is anxlous'y
anticipated, aud it is expected that 1T will be
more active than at any time during the sea-