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O7Medical Association OF the District OF Columbia
special will be held the Washington nhmary
at u O'Clock. Punctual attendance g requested.
Nov. Is n. X. STONE, NJ d., Secretary,
0y- washington Royal Arch Chapter, No. 1s---Tbe
members Of this Chapter respectfully requested
ing held this huday evening Masonic Hall Business.
Of importance will be brought before the Chapter.
by order Of the H. r.
j. D. THOMAS,
Nov. u.s. 1910. Secretary.
NOTICE.The Board Of Appeal would hereby inform MI
Interested who have examined their thai the
~ arain sit for the Of hearing further appeals
Thursday Friday and Saturday Of this week. between the hours
a. aud D. m, In the assessors room, City Hall.
Nov I5-d3t THOMAS Y. HARKNEss, &. ID. A.
RMY Regulation. Navy Lsws.--Generai regulations
Of the army VOL by authority Of the War Department; price
dollar.
General Register Of Navy and Marine Cops containing
OF officers and the military and civil
and warrant entered the service since the
Of the Navy i7ps Showing of
and higher grades
what and they left the service fnot still In
and all fhe ta~s Of the navy and marine corps.
Published by authority, by MecbIn Winder price ~.
For sale In Washington by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov Is booksellers, 9Th street.
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pOTOMAC HOUsE.-This commodious convenient esiab
ishmen Pennsyyania avenue, "a and ~
doors west Of Jackson Hail. thoroughly repaired and
rehed with and handsome furniture NJ JORDAN, OF
Virginia, and now open for the reception accompany,
Oct @-aaw6w
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BY GREEN = TAsTET, Aaeeioneers.

CLoTHs, CAssIMEREs sATINs, NET SHIRTS. SILK HAND
kechiefs, suspenders, socks, millinery artificial flowers
auctionOn Friday, 10th instant auction
Concert Hail. Browns Hotel m
continne by candle light
chant tailor who has declined business, viz
Several pieces black cloth
A large do French cassmeres, fine
Several do black and figured satin
Silk pocket handkerchiefs cravais, suspenders
Green baze, shirts, and drawers
Also handsome assortment Of millinery, quantity arf-
cial flowers and plumes, viz; ~ .f's
Bonnet silks and rbands
Silk buttons, fringe and gimp, blond lace,
Cold bullion fnnge embroidered linen
The sale of millinery place peciseiy O'Clock
The ladies' Of Washington particularly invited immediately
after the sale Of the millinery will
all sold, &C.
Gentlemen wishing good will do
Nov H-a GREEN 4 TAsTET, AuctioneesA
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Irving Hotel, ws.hsnstor

Corner Of Pean'yivanis and i9ti street.
GENTLEMEN and families who may patronage this boei win
hnd 10 excellent order f situation Of the best IN the
and the establishment In oil i appointments
" insure The comfort Of it guests.
NJ. :, j. THOMAS,
''" H-eosw Late Of the Howard Hotel, New York.
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Missiaippi Election.
JACKSON, Nov. 13-We have received the foIlownpyye
turns OF majores for governor and congressman In th.
third congressional district.
Governor. Congress.
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Dopr1 4 7, nsrrsy< va, r,sC,,,n !, -, -
pUPULAh mUsiC'-WM FISCHER has Just received
Der OF The most popular songs, walzes pckas kc,
wen we e !" which VIII be sold Mt our
reduced prlce-four cents per pagei
MARCHES
General p. y. Smiths March, BY Martin,
spspi-b Patriots, March. nv Marin
Baile Of Buena Vista
Tedeseo Polka: by Mar Mnretzeb
aeIe Polka, by ierg
Carnival Polka; by Canthal
soxo.
so'ss'
The Broken-hearted; by Feice Dorego
Mhen othes suive 10 win my smile.
NO, ne'er can thy home be mine
seahnet ana yeann0g comsee.
Inc hngh, 2, me eooen ofest
Stop dat knocking; BY Wtnnemore.
Choes 70 DE my wiie'
sweet Nose OF Gardiner ny beckeL
hmna SNOW.
oie ning'nny break down
Oie bun and Dan Tucker
v.trzss
t...,,ou 4. w.. =, ~. w..
a,o;sser Watt. ~ 'S E,s ~ reel "'
S Sa,, w NV " hneeiorschh d. I'll.
new n, huIora wm va s ,.,,o,, ,..,o. =, ., ,,
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Four counties yet to hear from. This district
represented the last Congress by Patrick W. Tompkins
wing. This is u clear democratic gain.
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By GREEN q TAsTnT, Aactsenesrs.

M TIoN.on Thursday the 18Th instant We shall ss a
Weoden buildink at 70 O'Clock excailsn
hogny viz 200 feet boards and plank following
3 ~ 5s 7s inch, IL, IN, IN *, az, Also,
1900 feet best quality carlsd veneerr. -
Cabinet makers and
the .r+
Termsi All Of and cas- credit Of
and days for notes satisfactorily endorsed
Nov ll-aST&Th GREEN O. TASTET, Auctioneers.
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EOh HENT-A twostory brick house, with attic and hack
oIidng containing ten rooms with kitchen, and and
cen-s well arranged, and has panies pump
in the yard IL by Wm Con-
New York. recently minister
very pleasantly located on street, i5h, and
State Department, In full view OF the Presidents House.
PARLORs FOR RENT.-Newiy and neatly furnisbed ON
New York avenue near 18th street pleasantly locssedn
~
g.-Stawn n. A
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Two THE Lovers of the best Havana Cigars.-T BAs-
TlANELLI Co., under Browns Hotel
gnmen directly from Havana 50 600 select
brands manufactured In Cuba Amongst them only
OF the celebrated Fanny Esser brand
bundles, We
fine cigars them, nothing has been imported long time
equal TO them.
e-eoif
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Explosion smd Loss Of Life.
Stage of ,eatsr at Pitisburg.

! Stage OF HutT AT F'tITSUWg.
PITrs BURG, Nov. IL There twelve feet of i
the channel and the river is falling slowly Business
tinues brisk The weather has become very pleasant
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Tor RENT, and possession given immediately, tins
large, convenient and finely located boarding house At
Of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue
For terms, SC, apply the premises, 10 : .--Ll
Oct Il--3taw2wThsaf6 Tu ANNE r. DERMOTT
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Counting the Electoral Votes.

The spectacle which yesterday exhibited in the
meeting of the two Houses of Congress- and before a
crowded audience. was an august and imposing 1t
was the result of the election, by free people, of the
Chief Magistrate of the Republic. The proceeding was
conducted without violence. When the result was
officially announced by the Vice President of the United
States was received in respectful silence. without the
slightest noise from the galleries, and without any out
break of feeling. The whole scene was conducted in
silence and in order.
The exhibition very impressive but it wanted one
dramatic featurethe interest of suspense. The whole
denouement was before u.s. before the curtain lifted
General Zachary Taylor is officially announced as
the President of the United States and Mllard Fillmore
as Vice President, from the 4th of March next.
We refer the reader TO Congressional columns for
detailed account of the proceedings.
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T,LE0ANT, Free, and Rapid Writing easily and
II speedily attained.-Aripaf and teurn of Mr. BRIS-
row, Fni.hing Writing Master, IN Washington, after an
absence OF twenty years for the hast three he has been
teaching with the most eminent in Baltimore, and
the marked appreciation OF the public press. Mr. b. has
reopened his Academy for the admission of pupils Of
all ages day and evening Rooms in Concert Hall build
ings, Pennsylvania avenue, west of Browns Hotel.
Mr. BRIsTow, in announc ing his arrival most respectful
y informs the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city and
Georgetown that he intends make only limited stay
practise his unerrng proofs of eadicatng bad writing
He therefore politely invites those who wish his
instruction to apply soon.
Superior and Perfect System Of Writing
guaranteed be taught Old and Young, in a full and
complete OF lessons, matter how iegible
cramped the writing is (See specimens Mt the door)
To Ladies Mr.. Bristow imparts neat handsome grace
full, and fashionable running hand, chaacteriscaly deli
The Gentlemen acquire bold and manly, free, exped
tous. decided, and practical mercantile hand,
COURSE LESSONS!
The extensive patronage Mr. Brstow has been hJnoed
with Tor twenty past in all the great Atlantic cities
of the United States and Canada also in Europe Next
co. and South America, will, he trusts, be alike extended
to him on his present visit to Washington.
Mr. ID. be from TO in the morning, and to B
in the evening.
vsiers in Washington take course in few days.
Feb l4-dlm
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On the Sd instant, Mr. Dohoney submitted to the House
of Representatives the following resolution:

On the Sd instant, Mr. Dohoney submitted to the House
of Representatives the following resolutions:
Resolved That we, the representatives of the people
| Kentucky, are opposed to abolition emancipation OF
slavery in any form or shape whatever.
Mr. Ewing said he looked upon the resolution as entirely
foreign the duties for which the representatives
here and he therefore moved lay the resolution
the table.
Upon this motion the yeas and nays being called
lost-yeas IL, nays 70
The resolution OF Mr.. Bohoney gave rise to some dis
cussion
1t objected that the resolution too broad-that
it went to forbid any cipation by last will and
testament according the constitution and laws as they
now stand.
Mr. Hughes moved 10 amend the resolution, by add
ing "excep as provided for by the constitution and
laws of the State.'
The previous question was after some debate, called
and carried.
motion was then made to reconsider the previous
question Mr.. Towles said he had desired to offer an
amendment to the resolution, which would "pour oil on
the troubled waters"
His amendment was as follows:
Resotred by the House of Rpesenfatpes, That in the
opinion OF the representatives OF the people of Kentucky,
all schemes or plans for the general emancipation of the
wise and and that polite and prudent
to avoid all agitat ton OF this subject
The debate on, when the motion to reconsider was
Withdrawn, and Mr.. Hughess amendment was adopted
Mr.. Hardin demanded division OF the question-that
the motion should first be taken upon the abolition part
and then upon the emancipation part Of the resolution
but after some time, he withdrew the notion
The question now being upon the adoption of the reso-
luton, and the yeas and nays being called stoodyeas
SO. nays o. and the resolution was unanimously
adopted
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Itglves great pleasure to publish the following
outions Of the State of North Carolina, honor of Miss
d. L. Dix. of the most distinguished philanthropists
of anciont or modern times:
Whereas the General Assembly Of the State of North
Carolina, in session. has witnessed with pofoun add
mraton the jealous abors of Miss ID. l.. DIX of Boston
in the of the suffering insane within borders
and whereas this body desrous of tesying respect
and gratitude for the enlarged philanthropy which has
prompted these abors it is
Reso vcd That the thanks Of the people of this State
due, and through this General Assembly, representing the
people, hereby rendered that amabe Christian phi
lahthropis for her self accng devotion
those unfortunate and daughters North Carolina
whose claims she has so ably and eloquenily urged
Resolved further. That his excelency the governor be
requested to transmit to Miss DIX copy of the pre-
amble and resolution.
Adopted unanimously, December H. IS4s,
CALVIN GRAVES,
Speaker Senate,
ROBT. B. GILLIAN,
Speaker House Of Commons,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

After the reading of the journal,
On motion of Mr.. BARROW a message was despatch.
ed to the Senate announcing that the House were ready
to proceed to count the votes OF the electors of the
specve States for President and Vice President in con-
yenOn of the two houses which business was the spe-
cial order for this day.
Mr. JONES OF Tennessee asked the unanimous con
sent OF the House for the introduction of bill grant
lnaenabe homes to actual settlers, &C., of which pre-.
Xous notice had been given by hs colleague. Mr..
oHNs0N who being unable from sickness attend the
House. had desired him to make the requests but leave
was not granted.
Messrs MEADE, LEVIN, GREELEY, JONES Of
OF Louisiana and COOKE, each asked the unanimous
consent OF the House for the introduction Of resolutions
or reports; but objections were made in each case.
COUNTING THE VOTES FOR PRESIDENT AND pREsI-
AT twelve O'Clock and twenty minutes the Senate ap.
peared at the main door OF the hall of representatives
preceded by their presiding officer, Mr. Vice President
DALLAS, and their Secretary, Mr.. Dckns and two pages
bearing the votes.
Filing into the hail. the senators took the seats pro-
vided for them around the in front of the Clerks
table, which occupied by the teers Mr. JEFFERSON
DAVIS OF the Senate. and Messrs Barrow and McCLEI
LAND on the part OF the House. On the right OF the tell
ers sat the Secretary of the Senate, and the left
the Clerk Of the House, who acted recorders Of the
votes when announced by the reading teller.
The vIcE PREsIDEEr occupied the SPEAKERS chair.
that officer being seated Immediately on his left
Having called the joint convention OF the two houses to
The VICE PRESIDENT then rose and said: "In
obedience to law, the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives have assembled on the present OCCASION
thatI may fulfil the duty enjoned upon me by the
constitution, by opening in their presence the sealed
certificates OF the lists Of persons voted for by the elect
in the respective Staes President and Vice Pres
dent The votes to be counted and have the
TO fill those offices ascertaned and declared agreeaby to
the constitution"
The VICE PRESIDENT then opened the certificate Of
the Stale of Maine, and said IL open and present
to the telers chosen by the two Houses, the certificate
transmitted by the electors OF the State Of Name that
the votes therein recorded may be counted"
MIR JEFFERSON DAVIS then proceeded TO read the
certificate and the reported registered by the
telers in duplicate lists
lhe telers having read, counted. and registered the
votes OF the electors Of the thirty States, and compared
ident. -
The 10 Inl
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Feb. 3-dts

|tONsUMPTION.-Thist terrible disease IL commonly
~ attributed climate But if the climate to
bame the disease would have been inflicted that, and
upon the people We think the fault is in the people,
and that people would keep the skins of themselves
and their children properly washed, and abstain from gut
tony poison and idle ness for generation Or two,
sumption would be more known.
However consumption prevails matters are, and picks
off the best and prettest OF us in onr prime In this state
Of things do the best piece and patch
the web Of lite, with journeys, voyages and medicines
OF all the medicines we know Of DR. Wistar's "BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY is what we first recommend We
have in office living proof OF its efficacy. who but for
il, would have been beneath the sod long ago. The in
of this medicine. DR.. WIsar, of science,
of humanity and undoubtedly prepared the remedy in its
best form, and the public may rely upon Mr. Fowle for the
genuine artce.-Bosom DAILY Chrosofype Jan Is, l8i7
GJ-None genuine without the Written signature of /.
BUrrs. .Hl ft ~ lg
For sale by X. s. PATTERSON,
Feb 49, 81 Washington d. g.
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UHNGLISH Year Books for IslV-B,itish Navy List for
T. lSA9. British Army List for 15i9 Harris large Army
List for $780, giving the services wounds &C. of every
officer OF the British army, ordnance and marines Thu
Royal Kalendar and Court and City Register for Engl
Scotland, Ireland and tue Colonies for 1870 The British
Almanac and Companion for s4S The British Nautical
Anansc for 2slso Tor 80 and 1851 Imported direc,
from LONDON, and just rscsived by
Feb. IL, FhASSk TAYLOR,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, isA9.

0y- Mr. c. JAMES, No. Harrison street Cincinnati, Ohio
general cling agent for the States assisted by
James smith, T. Dent T. O. Smith, Frederick j. Hawse, John
Armstrong Taylor, T. NJ Stevenson w. Ramsey and
Perrin Locke.
{- ISRAEL f. JAMES 1872 South Tenth street Phladel
mia our travelling the southern Souhwes
States assisted by Whippe VIM H. Weld o. H.
Stem Waterman, John Collins James Deering
Albert c. Wellington S. James, Charles T. Mustn and M
Taylor.
3- Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS, of Montgomery Alabama, is ou
general travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted b,
MIR b
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"The whole number of electors for President and Vice
President is 290--l46 of which makes majority
ssThe state of the vote is

"The whole number of electors for President and Vice
President is 290--l46 of which makes majority
1.-The state OF the vote is
For Zachary Taylor 100 votes
For Lewis Cass 1877
For Willard Fillmore 1863 '
For William O. Butler ~
g" therefore declare that ZACHARY TAYLOR, OF inc o'ae
Louisiana having received the greatest NUMBER Oh woes
for President of the United States and that NUMBER being
majority of the whole number OF electors is duly elect
ed President of the United States for four years. COM
mencng on the 4th of March, 1912
ga also declare that MILLARD FILLMORE OF the
State of New York. having received the greatest number
of votes for Vice President OF the United Safes and that
number being majority oi Inc whoie numner OF electors
4 duly elected Vice President OF the United States for the
term Of four years. commencing on the 4th OF March
1S49.
"The Secretary of the Senate will take charge of the
votes of the electors
The business OF the meeting OF the two houses being
now finished, The convention is dissolved and the sena
tors will retire to their chamber"
Whereupon the Vice President attended by the Sec
rotary of the Senate preceded that body TO their chamber
Mr. BARROW, on the part of the ellers, rose and
said that the committee appointed the part of the
House OF Representatives. jointly with the committee
appointed on the part of the Senate, TO ascertain and
report mode Of examining the votes for President and
Vice President OF the United States and of notifying the
persons elected of their election, report that the lont
committee in further execution OF the duties with which
they were charged by the two Houses, have agreed to
the following resolution which their committee rec
ommend TO the House oil Representatives to concur:
Removed That committee of two members be appoint
ed on the part of House Of Representatives join
OF one Of On ,nS and no Tim sba
he has duly elected President OF the United States for
four years. commence on the 4th day OF March, ls9 and
also 10 Willard Fillmore OF New York; and inform
him no has been duly elected Vice President OF the
United States for four 10 commence on the 4h day Of
March, lSA9.
The SPEAKER having put the question this reso-
luton, it was agreed TO.
On notion the House then adjourned
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National Eatinx-house

lust RECEIVED, direct from the Island OF ST Thomas,
y per brig Annaostin, Capt Dorry, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle brought to hi: martet which
will be served up daily in sop and all the various modes
Of cookery, and in the best possible style Also from Nor
iok fresh oysters spced oysters sheepshead, mackere
hoghsh, &c., &C. ~ of which will be served up 1t the
shortest notice.
o. Families served a. usual
Aug. 16-6 w. WALKER.
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USOR SALE OR RENr sxcsilent tSvo-story Brick
House, properly oil Mrs. M. q. Meade sale prefer
red 1t il situated west, square 49, very
short distance from the War and Navy Departments,
mandnR an extensive view of the Potomac and surround
ing country, and well situated to salobrty and society
Ii contains eight bed rooms pariors two basement par
o. onthouse for servants ktch hen, and basement cellar
pump of good the kitchen door bath room for
hot and cold wate with large garden and kitchen yard
For apply to J. Mason, jr corner OF 6 and 18th
streets.
Feb. l4-3td3w1aw
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n NHE Last Call. The rat, for that splendid diamond
i bracelet and pin, diamond ring, cameo and white to-
paz SETS ard other articles of rich and fancy ewelry, will
place the 10th day of February II all the chances
are not taken that ine the amount subscribed for
only will be disposed OF.
number chances yet remain to be taken the
of KOBT. KEYWORTH,
Feb IA Penn. av., between 9Th and 10th streets
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The PRESIDING OFFICER here announced the fol-
lowing a. the report OF the tellersi
List of the votes for President and Vice President for
four years from the 4h Of March, s4e"(hee he read
the list OF the votes ~ given above land continuing, he
declared;
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Faaqaier White sulphur Springs. virginia,
More generally knoVn as Waysnton Sprinss,)

MAS open reception the Of June Elk
tensive progress, that will give
the whole establishment No expense will be spared In
adding 10 It's establishment 20 the comfort mud pleasure OF the
guests knowing evidence the
intrinsic value the aud miraculous effect
particular has regarded good policy enlarge the
and complete the original design, gu
the taste and fancy well % their health and
Situated remarkably healthy region In full view Of
Blue Ridge, the vicinity beautiful village Of
Warrenon, visitors horseback In carriages the
improving roads, enjoy the most picturesque scenery seek
pin alleys pistol gallery the game Of billiards,
healt dance. The lovers Of music and flowers will ind
peculiar has been taken win their APPROVAL while the aow
gold and silver fish, the elk and the buIo,
word every step taken which expanded
beal could add 10 the comfort and accommodation OF
The hurdle and tournanent the fancy ball.
brilliant will lend their respective attractions
holy religion, every denomination, cordial,
rudgng Invitation, spend the The usual
Of the church respected throughout the season
These springs IS % miles, according 70 the route taken,
stages points Till July when daily lines will
established Visitors leaving the District Of Columbiain the
m, reach thc springs the day.
springs Once books Warrenon
Waenon the White sulphur springs In Grecnbe
Terms Of board will be follows go for the whole season.
S75 months; $50 onts SIS
for monh; go week Ss for two weeks 81 Is per days
old No charge for children under three old
separate provided for children before the usual
who retain their the ordinary tabe will be charged
full price. Horses 50 cents day, Or $40 month
The spirits procured and corkage will
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
{he legislature virgna springs
Monday lt Of June and is interesting debates will offer
Taodnay attractions 70 all who desire 70 see and hear this able
body Of Virginia Statesmen
June 6-dlaw&cp6 F2s.