Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27
GEORGETOWN.
Affaira GeerxetsWn.

LIST OF LsITsRs remaining IN the Post
Once. Georgetown. II. G., November V7tn.
LGotes' List-Bureh Mrs Martha Anu; Burns
MR. Bird Miss A; BO,den Miss EiiLtosth, ?;
Brooke Miss Josephine: Crawford Miss Il;
COOK MRS Jane. cUl; Collins Mrs ' ID; Day
Miss Maiy o; Graham Mrs VIM; Gilnlie Mrs
Mage Harmon Mrs A; Howard Miss Paine;
Hunter Miss j Jackson Miss Rachael: John-
son Mrs NJ A; johnson Mrs Hannah; Jackson
susanna; Lecorse N. col: Larner Mrs NJ Lxri.n
Mrs ;; Lockwood Mrs H; Mocksby Mrs A.
col. McNeal Mrs Mary NJ; Murray Miss JAM;
Msggree Mrs NJ; Martin Mrs Agnes A; Ogle
Mrs n; Peck Mrs A; Reed Miss 2, Robln-
son Miss M T; Richey Mrs NJ r: smith Mrs =
A f; Solomon Mrs II, col; Standard Mics A:
SecgwIck Miss &; Scott Mrs A; Tborne Mr. J.
Tyler Miss Laura A; TAFT Mrs A. Woods p
Wilson Josephine.
Gentemen's List.-Arnette Flick; Atkinson
Il j; Brown Jas h; Bayles Capt Chas A. ,:
Baxter Crpt Geo II; Bush Samuel: Browning
samuel ID: Brewster Capt J ); Boyd VIM:
Beck VIM; Bass Geo Y; Bennett Eli u; Bleb-r
Samuel; Bryant A; Browne M; Carroll Mai
Gen : : A; Clark Rodrick- Collins Nj.
chael; Clancy Jos; Corson Joshua q; Calvert
J J; Cooper Capt John q; Darle VIM; Deran-
tier I Z; Dawson Win L: Eischman =; 10 we'll
Geo w; Furgerson Louis: Fowler Enoch =
Fitch q W; Fox Samuel Il; Gangewer VI
CARLSON Nathaniel; Gibbs Chas, ,; Gibbs Capt
RUSSELL GahDey Patrick; Green Chas: Garrt-
Tiss Elijah +: Howard Jas; Hall Capt John
HaUser Max; Jackson Charles; Jones Charles
Johnson Allen; johnson Samuel; Kidd Edwin
X; hloiz Pnilip; Lewis Ben Jamin W; Lacy
John Lockwood ii II; Mccoy John: O'ConneI
Master Frank; Owen Albert L: O'Herron Thos
Opdyke Samuel; Psrene Capt John, 4; Perene
Joseph, J; PbInney Sylvester; Paine Albert W.
Page :; Richards Samuel 10; Rainey + &; Rob.
lnson Edward; Reed Benz X; Robinsrn Bur-
tom Rulon Capt T.; Rohr Henrick- Russell
y Go; Smith Z J.; S.oTck W Smith Master
Geo: Storm Alzo; Thomas l.; voorhees, ";
Warren 90 E W: Winkelhalter J Il: Walker
Thomas h; Williams George, col; Whittendep
Joseph, col.
PARADEs IEsTRRpAY.-The Georgetown
College Cadets paraded yesterday through
the principal streets and presented a splendid
appearance. They were about one hundred
strong, and along the line OF march were the
recipients of quite a number of present such a.
sleeve buttons, &c, from the far sex. They
were preceded by the 18th Infantry band, and
marched out to the College Wills, where the
presents received were contested for by target
shooting, after which all hands sat down 10 a
sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner They re-
turn TO the College about o'clock in the after
noon. The Butler Zouaves also paraded, their
snowy uniforms presenting quite a brilliant
sight.
The CANAL.-The number of arrivals during
the present mont TN Is SIS TO date. OficIal notice
has been given by the President Of the Canal
company that no way bills will be issued after
fecember 10Th, as the water will then be drawn
from the canal Tor the purpose Of making re-
pairs.
INPRovENtNr.-Thea agent of the New York
steamship Line Is having erected an additional
warehouse or the New York steamers wharf
rendered Necessary by the large amount OF
freight now going over the line.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. Business this
morning on Change was exceedingly dull;
1910 bushels wheat were offered, without any
sales up TO the closing of our report.
RIvRR FRoNT.-Entered-Ste Express.
Nickie; Thomas T.. Cahill, Maith, Baltimore;
sloop Seaman, King, Alexandria Cleared
Steamers r. q. knight, Denly; Rebeccs Clyde,
Chichester, New York; schooner Star, Thomp-
son, Seaford. Delaware.