Evening star., 1868-02-20
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Georyrtswn.

LIST 0F LETTKRs remaining In the Post Of
nee OF Georgetown, February ~.
LADIES' List.-Adams Miss Alcinder, Brooks
Mrs Rosetta, Billings Mrs DIR, Barrett Mrs
Isabella, Bruce Kate, Brown Mrs Marion,
Belt Mrs John Jacob, Davis Mrs Catherine
1, Darnail Mrs Fielder, Dewairy Miss NJ,
Davis Mrs ANNA Eglen Mary Ellen, ESimon-
ston Miss Annie Grumble Mrs Catherine, Cant
Mrs Il 5. Harrison Miss Alice, Hood Miss
Alice h, Hall Miss Katy, Jones Miss Martha.
Jones Miss Jane, Jones Mrs Anna, Jones Miss
Mary, King Miss Matilda, Lee Mary A,
Mcdaniel Mrs. Lnvenia, Mcdaniel Miss An
ME, Storm Mrs Alonzo, Tye Miss Sarah. Thom-
as Sarah, Taylor Mrs Sailie ], Whitney Mrs
Catherine.
Gentiemen's Lisf.-Bakein Joseph Butler Jno
A, Bureh John, Brewer VIM II, Bolden Geo.
Clarke George III, Curtize Rev Eliza (coloredl
SS SiSagh ~ James, ss Gessen L 4 T, Gaseom Jos.
Capt Thos w. Hill VIM A, Hood John HI.
krouse John Henry, Kruch Johnases, Igaucie
rninP Hain u; k%sming % Harrison. Lsderer John l.
ID AZ, Rogers Joseph A, Reed John L Sch
Ienelg fritz simmons Garret, Schafier Fred.
smith II A, Townsend w +, Williams Coiien.
MsceUaaooss.--Pub. Times
SENT UP.-Onhcer Findley last evening ar
rested Elizabeth Steward, who had bat yester-
day morning been released from the work
answer for being drunk and disorderiy. and
was again committed 70 the workhouse for 30
days. Officer Mastin yesterday arrested So.
phia Smith, who came before Justice Buckey
charged with attempting TO corrupt the morals
30 days. i''
SELLING LOTTERY PoLIcIEs-Onicers Find.
ley and Paxson yesterday arrested Thomas III.
Rudderford, who came before Justice Buckley
charged with selling lottery policies. He
waived an examination and gave security for
court.
CHURCH REoPRxING.-The Methodist PROT
estant Church, on Congress street. is nearly
ready for occupancy by the congregation. The
repairs which have been for some time in pro-
gress will be completed this week, and the
church will be reopened on Sunday next, with
appropriate dedication services. The pastor,
Rev. DIR. Shermer, will be assisted by DR. Au-
gustus Webster. DR.: Murray, and the Rev. Mr..
in the morning, DIR. Murray in the afternoon.
and Mr.. Bowers in the evening.
MKETING OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL GUAR
DIANs.-A special meeting of the Board OF
Guardians Of Public Schools was held at
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Clerks Of
flee. All the members were present, and Mr.
A. Hyde, president. occupied the chair. The
application of Miss Laura Lewis, teacher of
primary school No. 2, for a leave Of absence on
account of ill, health until the LIST of April was
. considered, and the leave Of absence was
granted. and Miss L. Allen, of Washington.
was elected teacher for primary school. No.
3, in the absence of Miss Lewis.
FRATERNAL VIsIT.-CenlIal Division. Sons
Of Temperance of Washington, paid a fraternal
visit last evening to Potomac Division, at their
hall on Congress street
THE APPROACHING MUNIcIP AL ELECTION
Editor Star-Local politics here are rather
mixed, and that Is the reason, probably WHY
the Washington papers speak Of the incorrect
list of candidates heretofore published, as s.the
ticket" as if there was only one. The ticket
referred TO, may be called for con venience ssthe
butchers Iticket," as the butchers against the
Corporation market is one of the principal
issues, and that ticket is supposed to represent
the butchers interest. 1t is incorrect as pub
llshed in the Washington paper yesterday, and
for some reason there appears to be trouble in
selecting candidates who will accept. The
latest edition of this ticker is as follows
For Aldermen.-Joseph L. Simms, George
Waters, Phillip T. Berry, DIR. Joshua Riley,
and A. H. Herr. For Common Council.-James
Goddard, James Dickson, James NJ Riley, r.
j. Shoemaker, John Marbury, jr, Joseph +.
Collins, Vim. Albert King, VIM. Clabaugh,
George w. Orme, ]. ]. Kane, and Joseph
Libbey. OF these 1t is doubtful If either DR.
Riley, Mr.. Herr, or Mr.. Marbury will serve
The opposition ticket, II is said will be a strong
one, comprising several Of the present men,
bers Of the Councils, but one or two names are
yet needed TO complete ii. Ii will probably be
published tomorrow
The Judges of election were in session yester.
day at New Market Hall, engaged in correct.
ing the poll list, and Will continue their labors
to-day, the law requiring them to meet three
days before an election 10 make such correc-
tions Of the lists as may be necessary.
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