Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-31
Gesrgetewn Affairs.

LIST OF LErrERs remaining In the Post Of
fee Georgetown y. e, October n aiss 1872, 81:
Chipman, Mrs. Augusta Curtis, MISS GIN
Denisson. Miss Anua Davis, MISS Fannie Davis,
MISS Sarah A. Elicit, Mrs. Maria Fry Mrs
Sarah A. Findley, Mrs. Mary +. Gooam, Miss
Mary j. Heath, Miss Mary J.. Jones, honour
Ready. Miss Sarah Lucas, Miss Julia L,acn,
Ella Mannei: Mrs CAPTAIN McMan, mrs. Msg-
Captain p. B. Miller, Miss Lana o. Osborn,
Mess Alice Ann Phillips, Ann Il. Robertson,
MISS Raehsel Sherwood, MISS Mary O. Som
ers. Miss Kate Sennot. Miss Mary Francis
Shrtve, Mrs. Nancy Sims, Mrs. NJ. Virginia,
Mrs. Emily Wilson.
Gentlemen's List &c. Adams, David Ander-
son, Thomas Akron, Capt. Nathaniel Il. Il.
Burgess, John ". Booth.a, Cspt. Jacob Bah
ler Charles 5. Bacon. Richard Bsyley, John
Davis, Thomas W. Dickerson, VIM. Urury,
stephen Dennis, Noah A. Davidson, George
Ellis, David Francis, Joseph +. FiIondon,
John A; Fullerton, Geo Cover. John J. Gau.
dy, U. Gross, Jos. Glacker. w. H Gafford H.
Hutchings, T. H: Hood-2, j. s Hill, Will am
Harris, Walter F. Tyson, Charles James-2,
Lee, Capt Robert Lake, Patrick Lynn, JOS.
Lewis. John Thomas Lee, Benz NJ McNul.
g-2, Austin Maury, Jos l. Moudy, John
K: Moore, Jos Morgan, Jos Msgrath, Capt.
MeKenny, Walter b. Matthewson, Ferdinand
Norman, H. II. Perry, q. H. Payne, George
Rogers, colored, Matthew Ross, A. G. Ship
ley, Bertrand Steinrock, Daniel Stone, Pat'k
Snea, Martin Smith, K. p. Sherman, Robert
D. Q. Smith, VIM. Turner, A. Brown Thomp.
son, Capt. Jos A. Thompson, Capt. Jos. H.
Hatsm, Collin Williams, colored, F. M. War.
rem, George o. Wonder, John Wright, John
Walters, Robert Wood.
FuNERAL.-The funeral of Captain William
Mastin took place yesterday afternoon, from
ship, Mechanics, and Covenant Lodges of the
Independent Order of Odd. Fellows were rep
resented at the funeral. The deceased was
inferred at the old Methodist burying ground.
by the police yesterday-two for disorderly
conduct, and one for intoxicatiop and enticing
prostitution. Justice Buckley imposed fines
amounting to $3.50.
named Hack Nelson, colored, came before
Justice Buckley yesterday evening, arrested
by Officer Robey and charged with being dis
orderly. The Justice fined him 81 so. S. Go
dey, arrested by Officer Vo,kman, and charged
with disorderly conduct by ]. f. Carter, came
before Justice Buckley, and was fined $3.50.
TAKEN UP.-Offcer Burreil about half.past
ten O'Clock last evening, took into custody
brought before Justice Buckley, who fined her
Sl.50 tor being intoxicated and enticing prosti-
tuition, and in default OF payment committed
her 10 the workhouse for so days.
THE CANAL.-Business on the canal was
rather dull this morning. Boats are arriving
slowly.
THE PoRT.-The steamer John Gibson, Cap
tain Fuller, has gone out with merchandise
NEW Ofk. lncluOtHS l.5UU OdTTe1S OF hour.
The steamer New York, Captain Jones, has
gone out with a heavy cargo of mill feed,
flour. and general merchandise, for Phila-
delphia.
MERCHANTS EXCHAEGE.-The business
transacted on change this morning was as fol-
flows: Offerings, $500 bushels of yellow cor.,
900 bushels Of white coin, and 800 bushels o.
mill feed. Sales: 1000 bushels OF mill feed, at
33c; 300 bushels of mill feed, at21c
On motion OF Mr.. Hartley, the consideration
of VIM. II. Tenney's resolution, relating to the
extension Of the Loudon and Hampshire rail-
road, was postponed until after the report of
the sub committee to the joint committee hay
ing that matter In hand. ~
FLOUR MARKETING stock and receipts of
flour are OF large, but sufficient for the pres
ent demanG; the stock is increasing. The mar
ket is firm, We. not active. Quotations may be
made as follows: S1050 for super; S1laS1 l.5O
for cut extras: Sl2aSl3 for extras, up.riyer
brands: S13 50aSl4 for city mills.