Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29
GEORGETOWN.


LIST oP LufrkRs ~ naming 10 ne post once.
Georgetowp, ID. g.. Nov 2eth.
Lddies Iisf-Mrs John q Bates. Mrs Han.
nah Barry, Mrs. Anna Cleveland. Mrs Mar
gsret Oozzeps. Hannah Davis, Miss AIRY
boyle. MIS-. Edwards, Mrs. Thomas EuCh
Mrs Margaret A. Johusou. Mise sarah Lucas.
Mary Msdicer, Bliss Mary Mshosey, ME-.
James McMillan, Mrs. Betsey Peers. Msry
Am Read, Mrs. Anna p. Stout, mrs. Levy
Taylor
Gentlenen's Lisf.-Robsrt r. Brown, Msstsr
Willie Birchit, MIR. Bagmsr, r. & J. l..
Bailey, samuel b Cambron, O. = q Clark.
Capt J. O. Cooper. Jimmie Cha N bers- Je ssie
Il. Douglass. Samuel Douglass, j no D-nay,
joan A. FuIlertoD, John Guide. Gro wem &
Henoersbot, Henry Hsgerty, Hamilton A
Jones, John II win, Robert X Jackson, CAPT
Neal Lynch, sam. Il Lauder. Benz Mckneg,
Thomas Il. Mcdonnell, Thomas Miller,
Thomas MscEin, Yeskie T.. Meal. Robert N
Owen, Capt. Isaac Peterson, Capt Jonathan
Robson, Henry g. Smith, Onsrles Saytou, JOs
4. Stickney, John I. shaw, Charlie Seymour.
Joseph Eugene Stone. James Walsh. J.
Walker.
PRIVATE SALE-Tbomas Downing, Auc-
uoneer, hiss sold at private sale lot No. rs
Dunbarton and Beall streets, by a depth OF 90
feet, and i'm proved by two story brick dwell
ing house. to J. H. Philips, for $500 cash.
THANKSGIVING DAY-Everythine was quiet
arrests Of individuals who became ra,her 10
bilant over their holiday, for which reason
they were taken to the station and came before
Justice Buckley, who dis m issed them, ad yisiug
Them 10 refrain hereafter from the use OF ardent
spirits.
The CANAL-There Is an abundance of
water in the canal, though there are not a.
many boats coming IN AZ usual Besides the
arrival Of several boats with coal for the
different Coal Companies, the Geo. Mahler has
come In with limestone: the Lucy Hall with
flour and lime; the II. Wade, Wade, Jr. with
limestone. and the MolIie with red-stone, for
the Senard Stone Company. The water Is TO
be drawn on the canal on the Goth OF Decem-
Der.
The PoRT.-The steamer John Gibson, Capt
Fuller, has gone out for New York, with a
heavy cargo, inclusive Of about I, 500 barrels
flour. The s'eamer James s. Green, Captain
Inmsn, left for New York o-day with a cargo,
principally Of -four and grain. The steamer
New York, Capt. Jones, viii be loaded aud
ready TO leave for Philadelpbia this evening
The steamer Express, Capt. Nickle. with
merchandise, from Baltimore, has entered
and cleared.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-The following he
the business of the Exchange THE morning -
Oherings-1-5O0 bushels OF wheat. lJo bust
of corn, and 10 bushels ofrye. Sslss-51O bush :
els of red wheat at - 60: 3 $50 bushels OF good
red wheat were sold after Change on Wednes-
day at 80 60.
How Is IT l-Hundreds OF barrels Of apples
are weekly brought from New York 10 this
CITY, vet hessrs. Lumsdeu a 20. 20 day ship
PEG by steamer 100 barrels Of fine Newtswp
prpins. raised in Maryland, TO New York.
where hey have a ready sale for them at re-
muneTatiye prices.
TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-A spirited TEMPER
auce meeting was held at the New MARKET
HSll last evening. under the auspices u the
Georgetown UnHed Temperance Society,
which resulted in several signing the pledge.