Evening star., 1869-09-03
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In GesrxetsNn.

LIST or LETTERS remaining In the Post
Once, Georgetown, ID e., September !. i-o9:
Lddtss' hst-.Arms,rong Mrs NJ Buh
Jane: Bowers Mrs N j; Belt Miss Ehza; Hur-
die Miss Mary; Henry Ms Ellen ID. King
Mrs Lizzie X; Normoyee Mrs Chloe L: Park
man Miss Alice NJ; Simpson Miss Mollie; Su-
liams Miss Ella V; webster Mrs Charlotte.
Gentlemen's LtsL-AllIson VIM j; Ashford
Mahlon; Brown Glydon; Burreh Jas; Bennin-
ser Glue; Conaway Isaiah Calliman I Y;
Davis David; Green X; Green VIM; johnson
Billy J; johnson Chas; Jones John q; John
son VIM; kearney Geo; Lawrence Prof 4 q
M.rtiS McI Sn1 frsps MGns MaSford aaTSOp w@
Murphy Sml; Marcy Chasi Manning Henry G.:
Mcdonald Jno ID; Nolan Jas; Owen John, 2;
QuillIn Nathaniel F; Patten John; Riley Mr.,
Richards ID; Riley Sml; ROGERS Willard II;
Rogers VIM A; Scott Jas; Stotts Edwards;
Smith Andrew; Surerb VIM; Sprigman 4 X;
Singeltary ID; simpson John; Taylor VIM q
thompson VIM; Thompson Albert; Taylor Jas;
Turner Edwin; Taylor q, Wood Fonrose;
Watts Washington.
9iseeIldneous.-H II, Lock Box 50; Geo Hill,
Jnr, Pm.
THR ScHu.rzsN FKsr.-The annusl fest Of
the Schuetzen Society Of our town will COM
mence al @ Green Springs on Monday. September
9th, and will last three days. Judging from
the arrangements already made, 1T Will be a
exhibition in Blackford's window, are very
valuable, and have been judiciously selected,
a. folio ws:-Shootiag Prizes-lst, $50 in Treas
ury notes; I'd, silver water pitcher, with waiter
and eoblets; 3D. Caina set. tdrnner,) IS pieces.
and nine others OF minor value. Prikss for
ROliin9-lst, silver tea set, pieces; ID, silver
watch; Sd, silver water pitcher; &ih. silver
castor set; 5th, China set (tea "A pieces; besides
minor prizes. The medals have also been pre-
pared, as foilows:-For the most center shots
for the tree days, q heavy gold medal. also one
for the best rolling on the n-pin alley for the
three dtysi a large silver medal for the best
gymnastic performance; solid gold medal, with
heavy silver chain. for the King. or best shot of
OF the society. which will be contested for on
the second day OF the fest.
Nor SHARP ENoUGH.-Mrs. Kemp, an aged
lady living on Prospect ST., yesterday aftern oon
washed out dress and hung il out on the II ne
in the yard TO dry. An hour OF so afterwards
the dress was missing, and suspecting cni-
ored woman named Martha Jackson. who had
during the tim been seen in the adjoining ward,
she stralghtway went and accused her of the
theft. Martha protested her innocence, but
calling in some Of the neighoors, Mrs. h pro-
ceeded TO disrobe her, and In so doing found
the stolen dress concealed on Martha's person.
Officer Hess was then sent for. and Martha
being taken before Justice Buckey was fined
$3.50. in default Of which she went TO the
workhouse.
RIvRk FRoNT-Entered-Stea Express,
Nickle, from and to Baltimore. Cleared
Steamer John Gibson, Winters, New York.
TIE PORT still presents a lively appear
ance there being S vessels OF vanous kinds at
anchor and awaiting cargoes. The coal trade
rs increasing daily, and the project contem-
plated OF employing GOO ton steamers for coal
transportation Is en- gagIng the serious attention
of the several coal companies. A Pniladelphia
paper says that the iron screw steamer Collier
Centipede, OF CPS tons, the second vessel of the
iron and coal carrying fleet, now being con-
structed by the Reading Railroad Company,
and made the run from Chester in seven hours,
with ad verse tde-the fastest time ever made
on the Delaware river by any screw steamer.