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housekeeping Articles.

Housekeeping Articles.
HE subscriber call public attention TO his extensive
of house furnishing goods, which Is now rtnaeed
complete In every department, cons sting III part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
band plain white, and dinner dessert and
dinner and tea ware ~ Gs
pitchers perfume boes card reesvers III large variety o.
articles appropriate eagere paror table, and
iRoN-sT ONE CHINA.
Dinner tea and toilet also, detached pieces large
stock OF Edwads's latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American French Bohemian, such deean'e aagons,
goha,s caret4 Madaas Bugnndies,
liquors. tow ccee water bottesr oas bowls,
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets half dozer 6one dy tee pieces also,
handled knives only curve and FORKS, stclsj &C.
BLOCK-TiN GOODS.
Such as cha6ne from coffee aud uns,
coffee pots pois, coffee bisain' &c.
PLATED GOODS.
urns, spoons and forks castors,
covered Dishes pitchers cake and un baskets WATERS Sc
JAPANNED GOODS.
walters, trays and plate scp ins,
DOT mbs water cans, sc.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia, for sale al
The manufacturers retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar anp girandos wood tenders and irons hrhcs
sh"ve and coal hods step udde door mats rattan goods
waffle willow waie, Britannia bronzed iron goods
coukng requisites of almost description together with
large OF articles utility and ornament not deemed
cersary 10 pRfticnarze.
Hpnsekoepes will hed decidedly their nicre examine
aud rhcy will nd large assortment from
which 10 make scecons but pledge myself 10 sell s cheRp rs
he same description o goods can be pafcaed IN ay Of e east
cities
any pa OF hy Georgetown free OF
charge
Catalogues continuing complete every KEEP,
c. W. HoTELER,,
Nov IL 2,aw6wT Iron Hall.
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MUrtCGIos miscurried in being transmitted from Quit
N Texas, Washington
No 1850 60 iaud issued by ihe Lummi stoner
rhouas drcFuscd, ahcf her
b. deceased, Captain mRfshaiia first
Kentucky hsrican war; The underpigurd heir and
devt5ec Dement, decreased, nendS apply the
OF Pensions Tor duplicate Of such
FRA. Il. DEMENT,.
NovrIBRR 81 1855.
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nAZOIss and aving Snap.-We wonld call the attention
II Of Congress, and others eplenshng he toilette
comprising Rodgers best the cele-
Swiss acoute tho " A. 81 and other
razor strnirs, shaving creams aud soaps.
French, English, and American
nd best manufactured
also assortment Of Lubns extrac lihn Mare
Mar Jean Charles Farnas cologne
COMBS hair shaving na and tooth brushes ponades
cosmetics &c
And also large ladies' and qen,emen' dressing
4. GALbl1AN q W
Dealers Fine Fancy Goods Plated Ware, Perumey Sc,
Dec 2-3irod 80 Penn avenue, under Bfowh's Hotel
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ENeINEEns, anna hIschinlats, nrnr,ln,r nnn.-,

complete o instruction practical rnrnee yo
foto, mnny engrasinas LONDON, 1852 s. So
isometreai Drawing in gessive rSsohs; by r. purn
LONDON, lsha In two parts, each GAY
lahnons Practical Drausitsm, complete Of meehani
rai engineering AVID
TO- London, many engravings-sg 50.
IS = 80 80 " '''''
81 So s' f
sopwus isorstreal DawinsI Joplngs Perpec-
1--WE Nlan Moie Drawing weau's Architectural,
ing, aud Mechanical Drawing; Inventive Drawing n
tons Drawing from Ohecu Pyue's Prcat Dtnwns Tor scL
iecs sws o. shadows; Wme's Mapping aud Engineering Draw
ng beaut eaues constrneon ds csrtps 81 nan.
drosraphiddes Ozanam sur les plans
e And many other valuable wufks-Engsh, European, and
Amsrican-on The came class or subjects.
NoVG FRAsCK TAYLOR,
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NOTICES or BILLS.

Mr. WADE gave notice that he should, some early
day ask leave 10 introduce bills for the improvement OF
divers hafbors Lake Erie and 10 continue the improve
ment OF ihe larbors of Conneau Ashtabua, farpor,,
Cleveland and Huron In the State of Oho also, bill FOR
the Improvement of the harbor ut the mouth OF Black
river.
Mr. JAMES gave notice that he shoud, some early
day ask leave introduce bill for the modification OF
patent laws and increase the compensation OF the
Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr. HARLAN gave notice that he should on some early
day, ask leave introduce bill in relation to the five per
the proceeds OF the sales OF the public lands IN
the State of Iowa
Mr. SUMNER gave notice that he should some carly
day, ask leave 10 introduce bill making appropriations
10 continue the public works IN Massachusetts,.
Mr.. SEBASTIAN gave notice that he should some
early iay ask leave introduce bill for the relief Of VIII
liam Field bill for the relief Of the present and late land
officers in the States of Alabama Mississippi, LOUISIANA
Arkansas and Alabama bill for the Improvement OF The
navigation Of the Mississippi river below the mouth OF the
Ohio bill for the improvement OF the navigation OF ihe
Arkansas river; bill for the continuation Of the improve
Of the navigation Of Red river and bill for the
strucon of Jail for the of the district court at Van
Buren, Arkansas.
Mr. SEWARD gave notice that he should, on some future
day ask leave bring in bill for the construction of
custom-house at 0gdensburgb, New York
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Mr. HUNTER, by direction of The Committee Finance
submitted the following resolution which WAS con Hldered
by unanimous consent, and agreed TO:
Resored That Committee Finance be authorized to
employ clerk the annual compensation that Il paid
the engrUsng clerks in The oce OF the Secretary OF the
Senate
Mr. SLIDElI submitted the following resolution which
considered b. unanimous consent and agreed TO:
Resosea That tha Prsdent requested to send to the
Senate memorial of citizens Of New Orleans complaning OF
the rreguIaty Of The mail service between WaAhngton
and New Orleans.
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TIRE Ar1sE ON ENaLIsn PUNCTUATION.

Designed authors, printers and of the
press Win appen
containing capitals list Of stbrc yatons
hints preparing and proof eatng specimens o proof
sheets, SC Fifth edition BY John Wilson 6mo Price ST.
Ii exceedingly valuable bok and copy should be
the OF who Il directly Indirectly interested In
subject which all who have wte
records and documents well those who write the
press,
I,s title ful exposition of its contents and reader Of
will ay surprised and instructed by the OF know
edge which petusa wall impart - Ch'tstiD EEaDinrT.
CROSBY, NICHOLS, & Co,
i2-2aw3w III Washington street, Boston.
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A CARD.-Hiiam Tucker mercbant tailor, No arc pcnnsy
vauta nyenue would respectfully Cnll the
Congress md citizens generally 10 bis extensive
stock cloths cassiueer vesngs tho late which
prepared up The shortest notice aud in the mos
fashionable styles.
Nov s-2w
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GEORGE w. NOREGAL. Attorney ard souass8iur- q
law United States circuit eourt asoner, commissioner
Tor The Cour' Of Claims, No. A Wall New York.
Refers 10 lion United supreme Court
Hon w. Fish, United Gcnpra c. folisn
OF Engnear United STATES army NJ Br Court
o. Ciaims r. H. GIel ESQ, MAJOR Arnold Harris Washing
ton city. Oct i0--WF&sUn3m
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Lambert Tree, ir..


ATTORNEY AND ooussELLoR-AT
Office No. 40 Louisia'a nrse negt door 10 the corner Of
Gh street.
WILL practise in the several District Of Columbia
nciuJiug the Unite States Count Claims aud rive his
special attention business before aud
to The collection of claims OF every
Nov t5-undQws
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Cunp ATTACKED ASp BITTEN A RaT--A most sngu-
lar circumstance says the Piburg Cazce occurred in
the house of Mr. VIM Crawford formerly keeper Of the
old St Charles) Pennsylvania avenue, last Monday
night young daughter of his, infant was lying
in the bed asleep when attacked BY huge Norway
rat which began inct bites her arm and hand. \
little boy in tho bed swoke and endeavocd 70 drive
the animal away, but he, too, bitten in three four
places on the hand. The girls hand FROM the wrist TO the
cad OF The thumb bitten Ia dozen different places
and she is quite seriously injured The OF the
children attracted the mother TO the bed and until
then did the vile beast leave them He afterwards
caught and summary vengeance executed on him,
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two Ifooks oT the greatest value TO men OF every
business and profession-
the AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY or USE
rUL KNOWLEDGE, FOR 1856.
One col, i2no, $50 TO I6opp.
Price 81 paper 81 25 bound To be ready in few days.
ipHE AMERICAN ALMANAC is filed with of the
Importance every IL the fullest inor
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particular state aisn relating the STATES
europe AZ apei paorse.
Tie Monthly Thousands of literary
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orderly tables dv figure, asd condensed
chapters Every professional
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A WEBBING on stenr,-ws clip the following from tie

A WEBBING on sanr,-We clip the following from tie
Lexington tio) Express:
az spguar sort Of union recently consummated
the Arabia on her upward trip from Bonneville young
y took passage the dock for point above Sho
had attending the fair, and had exhausted oil her
means small pig and fifteen cents Al the same place
gentleman got on rather older than tho woman but
100 old 10 marry The clerk seeing the prospect rather
gloomy for his passage money, induced the two to pc
which they did in proper form Immediately after the
wedding bill handed to the groom for bis witos
passage which he paid
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ladies
few weeks they will III the church
edihce 10 o. and for the sale OF useful and
The availe This VIII be
aid In furnishing the church IL designed thai article
shall be sold above its pnr value
katiea CHARGE will be
The admission fee shall be only i2h cenis
No will be satisfaction TO visitors and
patrons Of the enterprise.
To aid the object, contributions money useful and
fancy articles, aud solicited II
NJ Haskell principal drectres No 80 Pennsylvania
avenue, west Of he circie' will be thankfully receped and
gratefully acknowledged. Nov s--2sw3w
NEW GOODS FDR GEN ELEsEN.-P. j. s H. a., r.
chant tailor has received large and beautiful
fall which hn respectfully
tention of HIS customers and the publ c.
addition varied
vosnrs of the hts OF furnishing
goods Is also very select and complete such
aris, cravalr, stocks, ties, gloves
Snspcndrrs, hosiery
silk, cotton, and woollen undershts, drawers, SC.
He penarod make clio hing order short
style OF ofupsurpassed elegance and fair
,ienicmen solicited early choice styles.
Sept l2--3tawH
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Of certain illegal prosecutions by the United States which
was referred 10 the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. GEYER presented the memorial of Wilson Btout-
praying the Of duties paid by them on merchan-
dse DESTROYED by fire while in ransitu between the port
Of entry aud the port Of delivery which was referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
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TINE subscriber hand Of American and italian
L MArBiE MONUMENTS, OF beautiful dasgn and bgly-fn
workmanship which he invites the attention OF The public
Persaua other Kind of marble work
will find IL 10 their him call The narbe and
workmanship quality and wit be sold low sn
a be obtained at the North. - :. -. -.
Ao, stock of hi1by finished MARBLE MAN
Tells, which viii be aoli at reducrd prices -
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Marble and Brown Yard door from lS street, oppo-
site National Theatre.
Nov ti--to3m
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Gaatser's Compound faerh Drops, for Coughs,
Colds, tsc.
THIS Invaluable preparation relief Of coughs, colds hoao
&C., with alarge and uay-nceasug snie
These mue ingredients, principally
of herbs, which ecaco dis
colds. They originally prepared The
Of physcans and with
proprietor
refer the medical WashHgon Of whom have
been consulted
None unless bought from the manufacturer follow
ing aseais JAvES II. STONE.
Corner OF Seventh l.
JOHN Il. BATES
Navy Yard.
II. g. T. CisSEL,
Gnog.town.
HENRY COOK 4 Co.
Alexandria, Virginia.
... #.. .... C. GAUrlER,
Nov e7-eo3t 2sa Penn avenue.
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French and English Female Seminary for
Boarding Pupils.


...a Boarding Pupils.
a. TYSON SISTERS opened this branch their
III tabishment, winch is successful ei,
country twenty Baltimore, adjacent Bati
and Washington railroad aud tunpke, miles
Of the village Of Laurel.
The large ample
ing made for thirty pupils lady just arrived from Paris
having her residence in the tmy affords facility for The
qusiuon OF the French language
English tui'ion board, lodging, and washing per Of
hVe mouths SsJ
MUSIC and languages extra
For par he had the principal book
stores Baltimore aud Wangton application made
26 Washington, by addressing
10 the Laurel posi- oiice, Maryland
Nov 80 d6,ae aeoDee20
SUPERIOk sAI EcEs-PLaTGD SOcDS.--I have
y received ne silver plated goods pa
prices,
Plated tea which bear imitation the riches,
English silver
Castors. large variety of beautiful patterns
-. Waters all
Spoons, soup adieB knives, double plate
the best a,baa
Cake baskets, salad castns pickle stands
Salt stands, Iiquor stands ,ndiestlcks
Elegant, dishes, forming dishes
Butter dishes, card receivers gpblets,
Tankards, fish knives,
Persons of The above
viii
ware when they durable
blance TO silver nj less than one tenth ;ihc
@. w. BorEiER,
oct 23-2awGyn Iron Hal
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IlUvALL * BROTHER, Mcrchsnf Ta,iors, take this
method calling attention Of members Congress, c-
extensive so,k cloths,
vestng the which they prepared usual to
make 10 order In the most elegant manner
Also choice selection OF eenlemens furnishing goods
Dec l-shaw2w DUNALL & BRO
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DAgREsU's PRACTICAL PHARMACY 1 vol. svo.
L English History b. Henry Reed.
Geofffy Moncnn, the Fahess Guardan by Ms Noodle.
Life, and Writings OF John b. Gibson
LII. u. by WIN. A, Porter.
Limekn Man, the Victim OF Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1856.
Dec FRANGk TAYLOR
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Mr. TH0RINGToN again submitted the resolution es-
tabshing the plurality rule which he offered few
DAYS ago lie said that be thought the only
by which the House could effect organization and ask
ell for it the serious consideration Of the members advising
an adjournment for that purpose.
Mr.. LETCIlER moved to adjourn
The question was taken and the motion agreed to
aud at halfpsst O'Clock, the House adjourned
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isEOEGE WOODS NEW MURk.-Modern Pilgrims,
VI showing the improvements travel aud the newes mods o
reaching Celestial Ci by George Wood author ot t"Fee'
sehelmihl in America" 2 volumes Pdce 81 70.
young physician just entering uponpraciice by James
Jackson, NJ. D., III. u, 81.
Japan il Was and Is BY Richard Wlidrs auihoT OF hoy
OF the United ST 25.
CaseA Story OF Republican Equaliiy BY sydney A. stoyij
81 9s
TAYLOR & MAURY'5
Nov Bookstore, near ah street.
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lNENsUs OF 1850 one large quarto volume, bound I'm
V half Russia, ior sale, fgw c'ptes ouiy, NS3 30
geps FHaRCK TAYLOR.
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THE FUR HUNrEks OF the Fac Wost5 by Alexander
A Ross, vuls. London, tSSS
n ughs Precedeuts Ia Military Law Couri-Maua May 10
quests, &e., &C, / vol. boHdOn, 1855.
Architecture and Painting vol London
1855.
Pipcr,s Military Dictionary Of War Implements and
War Terms. 1 London, 1858 50 cents,
Military Young Officers and Military Read
I London, 1855 81
O'Byrpe's Naval Annual Tor 1855 rs cents. -.
ahams Varieties of the Human Species. vol London lea5,
with aud enersyinRs. 81 cents.
Ansteds GEOLOGICAL and Physical Geography vol Lon
don, 1895 nfsay pngfavpHs. ~ cents.
NoyS IA W. ~ FRANCK TAYLOR,
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
fIAFE y
Draws in Baltimore Saturday, Deceinbgr Pad.

Cencats u - Wnoles costs 'S
do 95 halves do ....,..r........,.. a
ID - quarters do 81
Whole tickets. $40 90 Quarters
Halves. 90 Eighis.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

her nymphs. 10 please bis Majesty. she ha,
put on the features OF Madame de Pom III
d"ur. and tins was by No means the least wei
come VI the many pleasant SURPRISES of tb.
evening. Soon commences the very Cesti -,
given ey Armida to Hnaklo il Is Ia s,,'.
poem IN action. For two hours the KIM,
moved about in this brilliant cn,crtanm. nj
when Annida rosr, and touehcd with her
wand the front o: her palace, wh ch openjno
displayed the pavilion destined Tor the f,a,,
N the middir a. II lake blazing with Iiuht-
Boureit appeared TO do ;he honprS, and this
pageant proved 3, no means unsubs,s,;iaI
the choicest fruits Of Asia aud Africa. l1xn
RES brought from both pclcs, tempted the M
petite, and yonthfdl lIehcs iiit across the lak,
IN shells Of pearl, to pour ont hppocrus aud
nectar. Who could count the hours In s,,,l,
delights iisSl'ght shcue vpo;i the guests
and gave the signal cor departure Madame
de Pompdour laid aside her Aruri.la wand
with regret, for sire had acted the enehant.
ress 10 perfection. Nix dear Bourett,r said
she, az she took her leave, " ALWAYS hsd 81
great deal OF curiosity; pray tell me IN
confidence how mech this magnificent enter
lalnnent cost you7" Three min oas.
Madame" replied the delighted fnanc,er !:
"a small price TO pay for the honor Of euer.
tanning you.' Did aply Of the fvtes in honor
OF the Emperor and Empress On ;heir late
visit to England equal in magnifcence ths
one Of the French parcenu Of the 18th cen
turV
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
Fe,e Of the Oldcn Tinns.

Under Louis XIV the wealth and Inaeni
fcencc of the farmers general went almost
beyond belief One OF them, hnppll. naNrd
Bullion, used to have deep bowls Of bright
pstoles brought in every night for the card
PLAYERS. Foulhet invited LOUIS toa huli by
torchlight aud had every tree 10 the forest
lighted up with culorcd iaflps. Under !ouie
NN i;eaon was famous for his beds Oi rose
leaves, but all were oushone by lioureti. His
income was twelve hnndred thnufand 9res.
a sum which. taking Into account the worth
~ money ai that time, inr exceeds the for
lures Of the RothschiidG l.onis ha1 heard
So much Of the splendor Of HE enicr;ain'ncnts
hat he limited hls desire 10 be present At one.
The wish Of the monarch was Of course law,
and Boutor asked "a delay of only fifteen
DAYS.
" hen the appointed time had come, lhc
King arrived AT Bonrelts country sent At
uipht EIl. The spectacle before him truck
him with astonslmen'; marshy lake. sha
dod by dutk Expresses, and an old sailor with
The iace aud garb Of flHr'n, whose skin
seemed waiting for the monarch aud his
train When al were on boatd The skill put
III. aud the company soon reached the land.
ing place--a naked beach surrounded By
ffowning rocks. Groans and slrieks, the
crack II whip-, and tie hitting Of chains
were heard on every eide, alta the ccurticts
began 70 feel somotl,ing hkc fear iasalone
prcsciytd lls courage and rs lie uofts ior-
ward with u f'e aud stately micn, the lra.
ooms, s,rp,njs and MINISTER'S Of every kind.
y h,ch threatet.ed 20 bar 'he pas.aec. disap.
pcaf as If by cnchantmen. il groNs lighter.
and forks and woods give place by DEERE, :
10 a rich aud pleasing spcct. From the
obstacles be had encountered and firm IL,
prvfus.cn of tropical fiuis, no~ers ri'1 sweet
odors that ibtoxicaie hin, the kia# amo,i
fancics himself IN q e gaiAeh of Atrr1a aud
he ron doubt ~ longer vt.a As .e.5 iyanc'
ing toward nm Armlda herself, al.tLG,d BY
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
GcnsfsI washIpg,cS'. Inst Vote.

Every incident in he life Of Washington
is full Of interest. The plain, horoic lnapn-
lude Of mind which distinguished hin, above
AL other men WAS evident in all his actions
Patriotism, chaalened by sound Judgment
and careful ,hoo&h', prompted all his public
bets, ami nnde t'ipin examples for the siudy
aud guidance Of mankind. |, has been snil
that no one can have The shortest Interview
with truly great man, without being mud,
sensible of his superiority. OF too n,any,
who have some way earned the title Of great,
this ID ty no means true. It, applicability tU
the character Of Washington +, verified IN
the following interesting circumstance re-
lated by corrctpondcn. Of the Elarlestol,
CouIier:
| was prcfent." says this correspondent
when Gen. Washington gave his Inst vote
II was ~ the sprng If 1870, in the town II
Alexandria. l.c died tht NH Of Dccembcr
iollo"ing. Tae Couri llou.e Of Fairla.
County was then "ysf The market ft1se, aud
lm'neda tly fronting Gadebl's Tegtfn Tia
entrance Z into II Vas by slight nigh, Of crnzy
steps on the uriside The elpetinl was pro
-, ssinG G-ecgetai thousands of ettsunsin The
Court House yard ana imm,8iate nephbor
ing streets aud was standing on Cad b,'.
steps when Ne Father Of his Country drGu
up, and Immediately approached the Court
llOd2o etGps aud " Zen within u ward or tw.r
Of them, saw eight or ten good look 10
meh. from different directions, certainly with
cot the lcnst concert. spring simultai errs.Iy,
and place 'lenist Ives IN positions - apholl
aud support The step, should ,he9 sal N the
deheral's ascent OF them | was ilnfle1nt,lg
Al ll.s back nnd in that pnt'i6h entered I.C
Court House WIN him--le&'oeeol In hia wak..
through u dense crowd 70 HE polls--heafl
Inn vol returned with him 10 the outward
croRd--hcayd him cbccrcd by more ihas
two thousand pcrsons as he entered his car.
ria0e aud saw his departure.
1hCro we're I've or xix candi1atcs 0n ihe
bcuch sitting ard ~ the GenerM iprroaclrd
them. ihry yoee in a b ,dy mP} bowed smiling.
ia and ne zxN.a'ion having been retUrB,d
very praceM-ly. The General Immediately ca.i
his c,cs tuwards The rcgsiry of the rtiis,
WhrH Co Dencal II think It wnsl s4d
" well, Gen,yal, how do you votcf' The
Gcnetai feaci Il, The cand dates. nh1 sid
" Gentlemen, ! vote for mcasdfcs. MT fer
men and turning 10 the +, cufdine tabL
auibly pronounced his vote saw II enter,i
-Dsdt a C'ae u bow aud retired.