Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-03
Affairs in Gesrge,swn.


fce, Georgetown, D. q, Oct Sd, 1862
Ladies List.-Diiss, Sarah B. Adams, Mrs.
Mary Aunst. Miss Irene W. Allen, Miss Emily
Miss Mary Brown. Mrs sarah Butler. Mrs A.
Il. Conrad, Miss Alice Cook. Annie v. Coy,
MRS kezah, Crier. col'd, Mrs Harriet Davis,
Miss Mary Douglass. MRS. Rachel French.
MIRA Gibbons, Marian Hole, Margaret HeasoR.
Mrs. Ellen jenkins. Mrs Su.aE Kelley, Han
nah keane. Mrs. Hartman Leithiser, Mrs. Rose
Lewis, cold, Naiinday Lynch, Mrs. A. Mil
1sr, MRS. Bridge Moley, Miss Lizzie Mason
Ing, Mrs. Mary Proctor. Mrs. Sarah E. Rum.
mel, Mrs. Susan Rodgers, Mary A. Smith, Miss
Mney =: Taylor, Mrs Kate A. Vansant, Mrs.
Gentlemen's Ltst.-D. q. Andrew, Thomas
Angels, Capt. Waller n Avery (2), George p
Baldwin, Isaac p. Breach, Syan A. Brown,
Albert N. Brown, G. B. Bookyer, Q. Bazard,
Q. +. Benedict, Thos ]. Bateman, Thomas f
Burt, Charles Buckaloe (2), VIM. Culbenny,
A. II. Clements Capt. Thomas Baemer. VIM
A. Crawford, Charles Coiue, L. H Chester,
rice NJ. Chester, Capt. John Coriiier Capt A.
Dickinson, Isaac PtDukes, Stephen Dennis,
Clayton Evans, Mr.. Eastern, VIM. E. Ezan,
George Ganglor, John Gaylor, Rev. r
Gruand, Nicholas GayistoD, Joseph Z. Hills,
Col. Albert Harrison, Thomas +. Hardin. " M
Hauce: Charles Hickman, Moses Jackson.
Mitchell. J. H. Matthews. Willie Morrison,
Thaddeus NJ unernaker, George Nicholson, 10.
seph A. Plum, G. II. Payne, Geo. H. Phillips,
Thomas Powell, Capt James S. Robbins,
Jessy Reynolds, Jack Rose, Laben Riley,
Richard II. Richardson. John George Rich.
ards, John Sturr, ]. T. Scrivener, Richard S.
Somers. Lewis Sewell, Capt, Martin Smith,
Wesley Simpson, @. Schmidt, Frank Stiles,
George Thompson, ) ohm Tiiman, A. F. Welsh,
Capt. George b. Weaver, BENJAMIN White,
CHARLES Warren, q: Walker, Capt, Charles
John T. Weilter. Capt. John Weaver, J. NJ
West. Ebenezer Wenship. n
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-The offerings on
change this morning were $3.50 bushels Of
wheat, 600 bushels OF corn, and 100 bushels Of
rye. The sales: 600 bushels OF red wheat at
So AK: 1900 bushels OF red wheat, prime, at
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POTOMAC DIVISION AT the regular week.
ly meeting OF this Division, No. S, Sons Of Tenn
perance, held at Odd Fellows HAL, Congress
street, last evening, two individuals were
elected to mem bershIp and nine initiated, after
meeting were installed by the Deputy Grand
Worthy Patriarch, John B. Wheeler, as also
the lady officers who were as follows:-L. g.,
Mrs. Devine: L. s, Miss Payne: 1st assis tant,
Miss Colwell; Cd; Miss Maggie Reever and
Sd, Miss Carrie Ceever.
POLICE WORK.-Seven arrests were made
by the police yesterday; three for a violation of
the city ordinance, three for intoxIcation and
diSOrde conduct, and one for yagrancy.
justice Buckley imposed fines amounting to
Sl1.75.
FALSE TARE.-Yesterday, MIR. d. Robin son,
the flour in spector, complained apainst Messrs.
A. Ross Ray and John Davidson that they
had been setting down the weight Of flour bar
rels at 90 pounds, without weighing them.
They acknowledged the charge and paid, the
first S3.15, and the latter $50 fine for having
barrels OF false tare.
DIsoRDERLY.-Mary Mettrell, a woman OF
corrupt morals, who was brought to the sta
ton house yesterday morning in a beasuy
stale OF intoXication, came out before Justice
Buckley, after she had snCoZed off her drunk.
and was fined in the sum Of $3.50. She being
in a state Of impecuniosity, the Justice sent
her to the workhouse, at which place she is
Wei acquainted. Fannie Wilson, came before
Justice Buckley yesterday evening, charged
with having been gloriously intoxicated, and
accordingly disorderly, having been arrested
by Officer Robey, and was required to con.
tribute the sum OF 81 So to the Corporation fund
THE PoRT.-The steamer New York, Cap
tain Jones, has left with heavy cargo for
Philadelphia. The steamer John Gibson,
Captain Fuller, with full cargo OF mer-
chandise, including 1,6U0 barrels OF flour, has
gone out for New York.
REvIvAL.-A revival of religion and pro-
tracted meeting is being held at the Wet
GGol getown Methodist Episcopal church, on
the corner OF Seventh and Fayette streets, I'M
der the superintendency OF the pastor, Rev.
George Berry.
LUMBER.-The trade IN lumber Is at present
quite brisk, in consequence of their being so
many new houses built and old ones improved
Der merchants of the town, keep their teams
constantly engaged in delivering lumber to
the builders.
INCREASING HIS SToCK.-Wm. H. Tenney,
the well known grocer, is daily adding to his
stock, end hOusekeepers should read his ad-
vertsements in the STAR, if they wish to be
posted as to where to purchase fresh and cheap
groceries.
OPRRAT1C.-The Black Swan Opera Troupe
will sing at the Old Trinity Church, LIST street,
on Monday evening next.
RAID ON THE HoGs.-The police, yesterday
made raid on the hogs running at large
about town, which: by the laws Of the Cor
poration. should be penned up, and succeeds
in capturing "a hogs and pigs, which were
turned over to the elms. house
SANITARY.-Officer Sebastian, sanitary Of
fcer for the third precinct. embracing the
town, yesterday had two dead COWS and one
dog rem owed and buried.
SHIPMENTS OF COAL.-From the Borden CON-
pany to-day, go tons; from Rays docks, 667
tons; from the Gum berland company, 40l tons;
from the Consolidation company, 22l tons.
THE CAEAL.-Business on the canal COLI
tinues brisk. Twenty -one boats have arrived
since our last report, and ri gone out.
HEnp n TT0WN nUEDJAETS