Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs I'm Ge.r,.,.-.

LIST or Letters remaining IN ne Pc
Once. Georgetown. ID. q. MAY -
p Lee'ts' Lisi;-ArsheI Miss Mary Agnes;
Miss Minnie; Bowman Elizs, Brooke MS A
r. Campbell Mrs ID II, Cl-men,s Mrs. job A
Conell Johanna: Cudridge Mary; Colby NIX
kngl.hart NJ r; Edwards ElizAbeth G; FaalS,
per hfs AmAnca; Gray Nrs Margaret Gaa-
ney Cashsrine; Hodges Mrs Mary Ana. >:
Lane Harriet; Moore Mrs william; Moore MT,
Maria; Parker Cornelis; ROden Ellen; Rigs
Mary Ellen; Randolph Mariah; Nurburtn
Miss Johanna Vance Mrs X, ?; Wild, Mss
Annie j.
GeptsmeH's List.-Alien Cha.; Bradshaw Jas:
Burger Capt Oliver; hurley ANDREW; Brown
Howard; Boland John; Burkitt Lewis A.;
Endioott Capt; Edmonds Capt Benz Gray
Alfred; Holiday Rev John, ?; Hart Jas; Har-
rington Jas; Hall John; Hurst A X, Johnston
ySsnson Id pavs Ic iSSs. CAPT Oh e
Robert II. ,; Moore Albert; o'Bren Michael;
Pltzer Rev W; Penny Capt A 4; Powell
henry A; Psrke WIN; Rose Capt Jas N; Rob
inson VIM G. Reed Peter Il, >, Schloss Jacob A,
SShmidt Alex & Co; Smedes & :, Stonestreet
Chas; Van Rensellar Eugene; wigley Africa,
tcolored.) Neutrality-suspicious. John II.
Williams, 3; schooner Geo. hibourn. -
EDUCATIONAL MEKTING-A meeting Of the
ciunens VIII take place this evening at the hall
OF the custom house. 10 take into con sideratiou
some plan OF action by which greater facilities
and genilemen now growing up in the ccmmu-
NIFTY and contribute by their influence and
counsel 70 the furtherance OF 50 desirable a con-
SUNNI alton as the founding m tfeorgetown of
permanent semineries Of first The rank for th,,
nstfuctiCn and cultivation OF youth.
To THE WoRKHoTsE.-Oficer Robey last
evening took &c the station Mary 0Shay, VINO
was badly under the influence Of hQuor. >h..
cime before JustiCe Buckley this morning
charged with vagrancy and being intoxicated.
sni was committed by him TO the work house
for thirty days.
MERCHANTS ExCHANcE-The following
was the business OF the Exchange tins morn
ing erEgs-2,7Oo bushels Of wheat and
2oS0 bushels OF corn. Sales-i,5p bushels OF
red wheat al S2.$k n, 40 bushels do. at o. 9a
and Ito bushels do. at Sass: thus indicAtine a
decline in the price Of wheat.
THrCANAL.-Boats with grain and coal are
srrNing al Georgetown by way OF the canal
They are coming in slowly vet.
The ALEXANDRIA CANAL--wafer was Iet
int his canal last evening through the new
Aqueduct bridge, from the Chesapeake and
ONO canal, TO the depth OF five SIX feet. and
seemed 20 stand The pressura we'll and ,,ia -,
leak.
THE PoRr.-The steamer Geo. a. Stunt
Captain Ford, left this morning with mer-
chsndIse. for philadelphia. The E e. Enirht.
Csp'aln Deniz, len az noon to-day with mer-
chsndIse. for New York The steamer Thos.
+. Cahil, Captain Math, has entered from
Baltimore.
MATRIMONIAL The marriage Of Dr. r. y
4; CIsseli, formerly Of this place, with Miss
Ciefnenilne Rlitenhouse, daughter of b. p
Rittenhouse. Esq, took place this afternoon.
a. haif past TWO O'Clock. al the Bridge street
Presbyterian Church, Rev. "A. A. L. TAYLOR
officiating.
1HE CoNCERT--The concert given last night
81 The New Market House Hall. by scholars of
the Public Schools. under the direction of Pro-
lessor IIanl.i was pronounced a complete sue
cess The hail, which was appropriately deco
r tied with nags, was We'll filled. Mr. A. HYDE
was oigsnIst aud Miss Lizzie Daniel pianist.
PoroNAC DIvIsIoN.-At the regular weekly
me sung of Potomac Division, Sons Of Temper
snce, held last evening, seven new members
Were initiated, after which those present wer.
agreeable entertained by fine music and lite
riry enter ialnment