Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-30
Affair On G~oyeesewu

now OF the feeder gaze iadaced some susp,c,-
Gus person 10 telegraph 70 Alexandna that u
was down, with = view 10 wa<h the aQ uedu ct
away. This, OF course, was a false alarm.
originating in the isct that in order TO give
greater depth OF water on the Georgetown
lever Superintendent Cameron raised the
bank OF the feeder at the Little Fails. aud
placed strips upon the tumbling race, so az 70
iscresse the depth on the Georgetown level
Jour inches more than ever before. The feeder
gate nj the aqueduct was constructed 10 CEN
form 70 the former depth, and when the an
creased water was let on, It was Of course over
nowed
WEST GEoRGHTowN M T. CHURcB-rnis
church, Al which, as we have before STATED. a
very interesting series Of revival meetings has
been in progress for several weeks, is located
on tayette street, near the northwestern bouu-
Gary OF the Town, ana IL the youngest of tn.
Methsdist churches an that portion Of the DIS
uict- IL was organized a little over ten years
ago, since which time IL has been CONSIDERABLY
increased BY accession 10 its membership. since
March last about 95 persons have united with
the charge, about g. OF the number al Tennal-
lytowp, the rema ndeT residing n Georgetown
The station - at present under the pastoral
care OF Rev. MI Berry, OF the Baltimore Con-
Ference, and during the revival in progress
he conversions Were about 30, OF whom 90
have united with the church.
TEE CAsAL.-All Is life and activity alouR
The canal sgain. The water was let an last
night and the leading boats OF the coal fleet
have arrived. The host OF coal laborers have
returned 10 their places AZ the wharves and
docks. and the derricks are in full operation,
unloading boats rapidly a. possible Uni TO
noon to- day the only boats registered were
thirteen, all with coal, consigned as follows
To George II. Plant, 3235 tons: Central Co,
326 tons: American Co, 33o.I9 tons; Borden
Co, 4ie6 tons. The arrival of these boats Is
opportune, as the coal banks of some Of the
companies were nearly exhausted. Departed
The Minnesota, with salt for Cum ,erlsnd: Mill
Boy, salt, coal and plaster for Berlin, and
seven boats light
REAL ESTATE SALRs-Thomas Downing.
auctoneer, sold yesterday the following pro-
perry: The large brick mansion and grounds
an TnGf FIR =
", TO r. w. Hanewlnckel, OF Richmond. Va
tor S26,UN; vacant LOT, fronting 80 feet on BeaII
street, 10 W II. Cooley. for S3IJO per front foot,
three-s story brick store and dwelling on Bridge
street, 10 r. W. Geiseking. for S5,l5e vacant
lot on Marhei street. to Dr. J. A. Richie for
s225; brick store and dwelling on High street,
TO II. j. Baker. for SI.g75.
RUMoRED CASE or CRoLERA-This morn
ing. supposed case Of cholera was reported
70 the sanitary police. An elderly lady, Mrs.
Barton, residing on 9th, between Market and
Frederick streets, was Ia ken an last night She
bad eaten cabbage on Sunday and salt fish
yesterday. Her symptoms, as described by
the physicians, are pronounced 20 be those o;
FLOUR AND GEAIs MARKET.-There are no
arrivals of -four and grain by the canal to-day.
though the way Is now open for them. and n
is probable the supply will soon begin TOT
crease The demand lie active for choice grades
fer the city trade. Prices unchanged, and
transactions limited. No wheat or corn IN the
market.
PoRT OF GEoRGErows -Eutered-Staam.r
Columbia, Harper master. from Baltimore. and
a. &. SteIners, Knox master, from PhIIadel-
phia- with merchandise 10 District merchan
Cleared-BrItish schooner Alma. Hubbard
master, for Chsrlottetown, p. 4. Islands.
FULL STOCK or DOMESTIC COTToS
GOODS
OF every description and Of the best brands ., low
Ell market prices.
stock of
BLANKETS,
HEAVY sHAKEB FLASNELs,
DOMESTIC AND
FINE WOOL FLANaELs.
ALSO,
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS
at extremely low prices for cash.
il. MAY co,
3Oe Pennsylvania avenue.
&C 80 2tif between 9Th and 10th streets.
nEPOT OF MOURNING GOODS.
Families in Mourning are respectfully Informed
that our stock Of low priced, medium, and nne
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
For Fall and Winter Wear, l. now fall and CON-
plete, and We offer them in large or small sa..
htiss, at extremely low prices.
JOS. }. MAY q CO.,
oV- fenns}ivanla avenue,
&C s0-2iif between 9th and 10th sts.
LARGE STOCK OF MERINos, REPs,
EMPRESS CLOTH, PoPLINs.
POPLIN ANB weoL PLAIDs,
STRIPED PoPLIEs,
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
At greatly BEDUCED PRICES.
JOS. }. MAY q 90,
80. Pennsylvania avenue,
oe 3o.2tf between 9th and 10th ste.
FOB sALE,Hogsn near wil.rds Hotel;
Treasury: sIoOOo. Elegant ROUSE p near I'm, ,as
&c SCOT Ss. E.,A,. Br.s. wiL .s "a. e.
FeIRa E.STFm 7Ia!,U on 9 street; sIse per
City H AZ fT
Of fourteen rooms, for bosrsiss 'n.' ho0S.
&C s Real Estate Bro Il With. ieS and Co 81.
NofTJ5GSEi E T2 II4AIIEeTTAlS$.R!KE ,cHsYcE
.s . sss sR + sH % he
sa good DFSa., sSsT, ihSy IL nu%Ser Also. the
Farming I@piements. &C. E,.rstsins !. q sSs;
WITH and fPd a. os rsIs' to be met
ssa s.is Corner 5sh and co.
&C cot
RY THos. BOWLING. Auct. Georgetown.
lMPRovED PRerERTY IN GEoRsKrswN.
AT AUCTION
I'd MONDAf. November 8, at & O'Clock m,
shall sell In front Of the premises. part OF Lot No
= fronting 20 feet on Washington street. between
bridge street And the Canal, and running back
rs feet. The improvements consist ef . large
brick dwelling house, No 81 cor tainins nine
rooms, dfnin room, kite hen and cellar.
Terms: ene-th cash; balance in 8, II, ana IA
months with intsrest, secured 10y deed of trust
on the DsopsTsy convsysnoins and stamps a sSs
ocss THOMAS BOWLING, kuct.
< L ING OFF
Sc l. L L NC OFF
Our entire stock Of
DRY GOODS NOW In STORE,
37a 7TH STREET.,
Third Door above Street.