Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-04-07

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rising barometer aud nearly stationary tcmpcra
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CHURCH SERVICES, &c, To-MoRKow -
ClriSt fhWrCh.-Sorvice st | n IN aud I.1S
D. m. 10y Rev H. Suter.
~ Faurs Chuch.-Scrvicc ut II III aud
y. III. by Rev. DR.. e. H. Norton
tiracs Church. Service st II a IN and
- p. m by Rev Mr. Sharp.
81. Mdrys Gurch.-AIass att i. IN, ulgi,
Mass and sernon at ii a IN by Father
DeWolf. TesperS at i p. III.
First PreSJUe,i0a Crrch -Servic" q; i
a III. and 7:3O p. IN. by Rev. George q.
Barnes
Second PRESBYTERIAN CAwch.-Scrvicc 2,
liza. IN. by Rev Mr. Dinwiddie, and ordna-
lion aud installation and service AT 80 p. N
by Rev. JOS. K Hazen.
Baptist Caprch. Service al IL n III and
Bop. III. by Rev. Mr. Cumpston
Meth Epis. Church. Service at J! q. m.
~ Rev. Mr. Kern and 7:30p II. by Dr. Popl-
son.
Meth Fps Church South.--Service at /
i m. by Rev. DR.. Poulspn and g.; 40 y. III.
oy Rev. J. A Kern.
Meth. Prot Church. at II 81 IN.
and 100 p. m. i:y Rev MIR Tredway
Free Meth. Ct&rcd Service at II u II.
and 100 p. III
German Latheran Church.-Rea,ling Ser
wee at II Il. ii. ana sermon Ut 7 =. III. hy
Rev. Mr. Lipcodt
ioUnq Mems Christian 1isseciGti0u-S erv-
ice ofsong and PRAYER in the VI. P. Church
at 4 p. III. Jail al = p. IN. Aims House AT
Gospel Temperance Meeting Of the Reform
D!ub at 3 ?. Ill.
TIE A. /. /. FAIR.--Another large crowd
WAS in attendance last night at Arlnory Hall
and the interest in the fair rather increases
than diminishes.
The following additional contributions
have been received Through Fl. Strauss
from Vim. Schloss Il Sons, Baltimore. one
trousers pattern; from the Misses Hill, Mrs
W. J. B. Hill and Samuel z. Hill. o: Balti-
moro, II lot of elegant fancy articles, French
@andies bonbons, &c.
The drawing for The presents will take
place on Monday night. DiSintcrcsleG par
lies will oe selected TO supcriutcnd il. and
put the tickets in the wheel Thus far 4@0
tickets at 80 cts each have been sold. and 100
articles, worth in all the sum of 22l5. have
been set aside 10 be drawn for IN the distri.
button scheme. As fast rs other tickets are
sold. up to the time of the deawug. other
articles equal in value 10 the tickets sod
will be also set aside The goods md
merchandise to be put III the drawing have
been valued by gentlemen engaged III the
business 10 which they re,ate--the groceries
by Messrs Geo. w. Fisher and T. W Avery
the stoves and tin ware by Mr.. Thos. Hoy,
the trunks, clothing, &C, by Mr. Henry
strauss, the WHISTLES and wines by Mr..
Alonzo Mills and Gaines 4 Kraft and the
wagon by Mcssrs William H. May Il Son
Among the articles set aside for the drawing
are: One Studchakcr wagon. one stove,
two barrels Of flour, one trunk. ovcrcoat.
satchel, lot of kitchen ware six bottles sour
mash whiskey, six bottles old cabinet. six
bottles riverside whsIey, nine quart bottles
champagne, lot Of canned tomatoes aud
peaches, ladies' belts, hats, and walking
Jacket, twelve mems hats two gross hiuiug
window glass, oatmeal, grits, hominy and
huckwheat, soda, three ncerschaum smokers,
eighteen boxes English biscuits, chests of
tea, barrel cream crackers, smoking jackets,
boys suits, flannel suitings, and ivy trousers
patterns.
Voting for the various articles las, night
resulted as follows:
Parasol-Miss May Wood 50. Mrs Beck
ham /, Miss Kate Dorsey IA Miss Belle
Emerson s, Miss Sansbury q, Miss Writ /.
Miss Ella Smoot ), Miss F. Adams ,, Miss
Fife Harmon 7. Miss Mary F.. Hill II, Mrs
]. NJ. Hill l, Mrs Slnithers 3.
Polceman's Uni.orm-James Walker l03,
J. Sherwood IS, B. NcCanu 5, T. Hayes B.
Sword--Nushbach l. Monroe y. Bryan So,
Marbury !, Donnellv %, Newly IS.
Firelnan's uit--Ramsay 6, +. /. Entwislr
), Price, 8.