American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-13
GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.
Gronarrows, june 1912 m.

GEORGETOWN, June 1912 m.
On Sabbath next the beautiful new Catholic
Church in our town willtbe solemnly dedicated
to religious service by the Bishop of Toronto,
Canada DR.. Carbonell. The ceremony, no
doubt, viii be highly interesting, as the rever-
end gentlemen of the college and most of the
Catholic clergy of the District of Columbia will
join in the solemn procession. The Rev. James
Ryder, President Of Georgetown College, will
preach sermon suitable to the occasion. The
choir will discourse sweetest music, as there are
some of the most accomplished vocalists of the
country engaged for the occasion The grand
new organ, manufactured by Mr.. Bogart, of
Baltimore, will alone be treat to the lovers
of harmony, unequalled in our community.
Through the politeness of Messrs Dyer & Nc
CURE, of Washington, painting of rare beauty
any Inconvenience to the large audience ex-
pected on the occasion, and to aid in liquidat-
ing the debt of the church, tickets of admission
can be had at the door, at fifty cents each.
Our fellow ownsman, Captain Delaroche, has
purchased of the heirs of the late Daniel Kurtz
the beautiful piece of property on the corner of
Washington and Dumbarton streets, where he
now resides, for $4,000.
Last night the Captain of the night-watch
with his assistants fell upon and captured, and
carried to the watch-house, one Shadrach "a
negro) and all his household, thirteen in num-
Der, for getting drunk, fighting, and other dis
orderly conduct. They were taken before JUS
tice Reaver this morning, who ordered them to
pay costs and be dismissed.
Yesterday afternoon, about sunset, Officer
Adams was in full chase for one Bill Butler, a
negro slave, for robbing Mr.. William H. Edes
of sum of money. Up to last accounts he was
still ct large.
No changes in the flour or grain market.
4rriUals.-Packet sloop John M. Clayton,
Wooston, Philadelphia, to E. Pickrell & Co.
SaMd.-British schooner Relief, Johnson, for
Alexandria; schooner Oak Marshall, for Port
Deposit; schooner William and Matilda, Jones,
do; schooner Edgar, Hutton, for Alexandria
packet schooner Washington, Kendrick, for N.
York
Canal Trade.-Arrived Geo. Waters, Cum,
coal; VIM. II. Harrison, q miles, wood; Alex.
Neal, so miles, limestone; VIM. Jackson, 90
miles, do; NJ. Frances, 60 miles, do; Gondola,
81 miles, wheat and corn Delaware, Cumb.,
coal; Capt. Walker, SO miles, limestone; Hen
rietta, 81 miles, flour, &c.; w. A. Harper, %
miles, wood; VIM. Fowle, Cumb., coal, &C.; A.
r. Stake, l15 miles, lumber; Chesapeake, 62
miles, limestone; D. and II. Clagett, 81 miles,
Gal bbls. of -four; A. Jackson, 81 miles, corn,
&c.
Departed Bend, G. Arthur, Thomas
Jefferson, S. Perry, NJ. Hoffman, c. Payson, J.
V. Lear, w. H. Harrison, Col. Crockett, Salem,
A. Neal, Baltimore, NJ. r. Zimmerman, Texas,
NJ. Frances, J. P. Garrett, Belle, VIM Jackson,
P. Janney, Capt Walker, Flying Cloud.
ONE O'clock, p NAT the sale of Mr.. E. S.
Wright on the Messrs. Dodge's wharf, at II
o'clock to-day, there were 356 hhds. Of suga,
sold at S5.40@$6.55. There were lO6 hhds
of molasses offered, of which 81 were sold Al
25l@2S3 cents per gal. Balance withdrawn
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