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MARRIED,

WHITE-MILLS. On the 18th instant, at the
Church Of the Epiphany. by Rev. Dr. Hall, CHAS
WHITE to MARY J. MILLS.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORT
~ TI0N COMPANY.

OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. Louisiana av.,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is now prepared to do a
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA-
TI0N BUSINESS
To and from New York; Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Alexandria Richmond, Peters
burg. Norfolk, Lynchburg, Charlottes-
Vile, Winchester. Horticultural,
stanton, Lexington, Salem,
and Bristol, in Virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro, Will
mingtsn. NswbeTn. Raleigh. Greensboro,
Salisbury, and Charlotte, n. c.;
and to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria. Vir-
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich
mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and We'll
don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic
and North Carolina, Raleigh and
CASTOR, and North Carolina
Central Railroads.
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies Of
the Company will be extended to other States, of
which due notice will be given.
The tariff of charges is based upon fair business
principles yieldin q reasonable profit to the Com
pany, without being oppressive to the public. Upon
this basis ii confidently prese 1s its claims for fair
share OF patronage, relying upon hts large capital
and the character of its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential to success.
de lsly A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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Tsr Williamson, clerk, "Propsrty Branch"
NEislOn Of Second Auditor, Treasury Depart
IetL vas presented by his fellow clerks with
= very handsome copy Of "Webster's I'M
eondged and illustrated Dictionary" accom-
panied by letter, asking his acceptance of
- gift as a slight token Of their friendship
I'D esteem
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CLOTHING, &c.
THE RECOMMENDATION.

THE RECOMMENDATION.
Ayoqng man to this city came,
In search of a situation,
He went the city all around,
But be no situation found,
Which caused him tribulation.
Proprietors they all looked grum.
And said that clerks they wanted none.
The young man said, Darnation
MhS ss1e Sn f9i al card
Also an invitation
To t. their Fo oa. Hall fstSre'
So up unto T OAK III Hs siRP he soes,
And boueh himself a suit of Clothes
OF Palmer's fabrication.
SEQUEL.
Again he went the city around,
Proprietors he smiling found,
he was so nicely dressed they all
Knew that he bought at SMITHS Oak Hall.
1t was his Recommendation.
SMITH, BROS. & co,
ME- ROHAN TAILORS,
OAK HALL,
de22tf AGA Seventh street
FIN OLOT ING
GOOD BARG GAINS,
BAR BROTHER,
Corner 7th and streets, selling off their large
stock, consisting Of
Mems Business Suits of all descriptions,
Frock and Sack Overcoats,
Fine Black Dress Suits,
well assorted stock Of Boys and Youths Suits and
Oyerceats,
Also, q large stock of Furnishing Goods, &C., at
moderate price.
Our old patrons and also strangers must not for
get that to get well made and well fitting Suit and
fair and good bar rain, they must call at the we'll
known store corner 7th and SITS.
Also, Clothing made to order. Store closed on
SATURDAYS until 81 D. m de Aim
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aDRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs, BO-
ID Duets, and Crosses preserved In natural iorm.
eiyep by Mrs FRIES, late OF Boston. 24I YER
mont avenue, between X and L. de.s-lm'
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NOTICE.
Housekeepers in general, that he is prepared to
furnish the different varieties of Wood and Coal
usually sold in this market either sawed and Split
in cord lengths to suit purchasers, on the most
reasonable terms, and respectfully SELECTS share
Of public patronage corner of 18th street and Canal
del2lm< JOHN 7. LACEY
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

uS SCHOOL CHRISTMAS TREE.-On
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. %, 1855, at IN o'clk,
exercises consist Of singing and speaking after
which. the scholars will each receive q present
from of the tree. Admission ) cents de II 2ts
0~MAYOR'S OFFICE, GEoRG ETowN, D. O.,
uS Dec. I'D, lsS5.-Notice is hereby, given to
election precincts of this town between the hours of
nine q. m. and six p M, on the 18th inst, to re-
question neither they in favor of or opposed TO
the extension of the right of suffrage to the colored
Inhabitants of this town.
Those in favor Of that proposition will vote
Yes )" those opposed to 1t will vote Mo-
The judges of election will please give their at
tenton to this subject and make their returns as Is
required by resolution of this corporation, which
will be duly published in the newspapers.
de 22-d HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
EOR RENT-A neat HOUSE on Fayette street,
Il close to the Catholic Church. containing nine
rooms, cellar, water and gas. For terms apply to
7 A, NEWMAN, Bridge street. Georgetown, ID. q.
de27-3ts
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WASHINGTON MARKET,
w KILLRN HAVENNER,
No. 41S II street, between 18th and 18th streets.

KILLEN HAvENNER beg leave to call the
especial attention Of their friends members of Con
we'll selected stock Of Fresh and Salt Meat, Fresh
and Salt Fish, Ducks, Chickens, Boston Picked
Cheese, Family and Extra Flour, Buckwheat, Corn
Meal. Hominy, Soda, Water, Sugar Crackers. Nov.
Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef, and Vegetables in
great abundance. They also call attention of fam
which they will sell either live or dressed Is pur.
chasers may desire. Best Oysters 70 per cent
cheaper than any other house In the city. They
have also made arrangements to be supplied with
Game of all kinds from the West which they sell on
commission. Don't fail to ri We them a cali at No.
413 ii street, between 18th and 18th streets.
=. SAN goods delivered free of charge at any
point in the city. de Linn
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Ply J. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
PETS, FRENCH CHINA, GLASS WARE
HAIR MATTREsSEs, FEATHER BEDS,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c
On THURSDAY MORNING, December q. at 10
O'Clock, at the residence No. Isl street between
18TH and 9th streets we shall entire House.
Red Velvet Parlor Suite
One Rosewood Case Piano Forte
Mar BILE top Tables And Side Chairs
Sofa Tables, Arm Chairs, What Nots
BronZed Ornaments, Chandeliers
Hall Set, Stair Carpets
Extension Dining Table and Chairs
French China Dinner Service
Glassware, Cutlery
Chamber Sets Wardrobes
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds
Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Cases
nished.
Requisites.
Terms cash. JAS. g. MCGUIRE A Co
de 23-d Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
[For oaer Auetso. Sales, see tsxrA pess.l

DY NAGLE & CO., Auctieneers.
ID Ssles-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenue,
corner of 18th street.
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EOR SALE OR RENT-That large, commodious
Il and elegant RESIDENCE occupied by the late
Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or
rented upon liberal terms Apply to Mrs DOUG
LAS, corner OF street and New Jersey avenue or
to j. O.. MCGUIRE CO. The house can be seen
at any time. no 7-tf
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The steamship Occ.n Queen, from Asplnvall mr.
rived NJ this port yeserdsv morning, With dates 10
Oct. 1t. She hrugs 9lsd2,17h SO, in sn'cie. from
our lei ere aud maus ", CLEAN the following iioms o
ucwr;
The Minister Of Finance At chile, hH' net issued
memorial pfopo'ing great alterations w the quito.
aud Custom liouss Ivs which has gwen Iis' ,oa
continue. In the most satisfactory stare. O. '.'n
ionsc urns 'howf an ucrcato OF duties p,id N ne
pact months Of thu rol, raU,UU more than IN
cnucrlpu1ing period Of list wear,
iIor, eru tnerc i nothins Of tpeeiai Important
The rebels still hold the thiucha sand o. ainsi the
lcfu,lan Government. but rnov Enfll.h. Amer. m
anu French ye.tt,s 10 LOAF ul 81 thttr regular chai-
tcr ui.tt.l A vt-v ,tvhtIul oucstion which r,Ity
vii flal.y hr succeFs.lI bu. va .te.r oor Lite
more favorable Tor tie government u o.. said thni
Clpsoc th the tt., pf f.,.iJent vtt 90 Huco. sud
SofIs u1y he 10 a. men. Two vt-.Hls q "a it.
cd 60 eco o.. Ctmch't, with store. uor thhc, I'd
A. suu savsdor inc erate,t c1ci'cncu; md DE.
tbel.isction oNWif among the pt'rt, on aotouti ~
irrsid,n buohr IL gniye -a y condemned 'ni ne =
utIaII TO leave hi hons, hiCh ne orep stluu it
guarded, ana se' no one iol ter Of tcag A''i-.I'
letter from Prnom., dated oct. let ,,y,: Pan
ana has been kelt ~ ttete 81 nightly sicten,ut
~ ero1t OF an anticipated invasion OF the rii To-
elfe oi the rcbc rns0uers snd seizure OF 'hc irct
cent o. The stale uf The rebel puu. Mauers "a,
pu Ted h the President puttine the r"l cs on hos ID
ye.spl and lending them lack other homes ia the
1,nca y me fAnnna sLAr' o. ne " ins,.' rsy.
tlry oi state, ere to,h aiTctrl consnGu'0rs on
lat lrdi and cent L. AspinNu, togcth"t e.th ''-
ffosiuont CalAncha, tJiuhel NeiIr and th'tt,l
hetnnnneZ, 20, Uru,p'rfs On "a Jam ticr. '', no. ~
blItp Nlth Eis .u4cr- did not nI 'iN' IN iaulA -
eNpoot ia, ne teen degoin at ,ant,it' he -nut
W. All the p-fouei-, eAeor. TIE Laign nae nhn'r
cuAfkc Of toI, toilu.'
HE Onued etve. ,clmrr Inircs Ado. fe'urrcd
70 ArrnsH On tht ",ih u.tiuto lfou cruise - so
hacu.t pue.c 10 WIS spp 81 tuo uueI r.st'r, ne
fula.e baQ been attack 81 hN iCt' and the f.Cnrts
ckfl. 100 ION 10 uV,tir, 90 have hesn r'tsf n
the government ptttN 10 iudurt ior"4u ves-e. Oh A.
20 30 tur O. va o.dcI 10 UisWen me ie'ouuo1'''i
Dos 10 ull uut 4ut.rt 6.
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Mexico.
Tho Court In Mourning Lieutenant Mnurv
Turned Mexican lite.

lnielissuc' has been recei, I'd from Metico M Wv
nj lIa'an+ 70 tho 10th Of Hcmrtenibct The Imperial
Court vs' ordered into mourning Tor ,even dave TO-
tho dro'h 4 tho Grant Duches sophi, Of Baden.
Lieutenant Msury, late rslel cileial hs. receiv-i
nom 90" rnnc NJ Ma, milan pap, n. ~ nAtural,y.
tion. lie ~ thste..rs, uov Mczi.sn citizen Tho
'ioty That Junrcs had ooi the iroticr at Pa,o dc
Norte and hal rons W Santa Ia, was believed IN
Mc'iro CITY IN thu - Ill. The lmpcriast organ,
iecouled II a. the practical end Of the Jusfcz res.'.
anee II has since been suthoritatiyey contradctcd
by the Mexican Coz ul. General In this city. par
ot Iousvos mad attosked a hand Of Jusrsts undes
Mendo2- and dispersed them, thus Io-establishlny
communication boween rampioo and san I.us
Potnl. Various other small battles arc reported a,
resulting fayolahly to the impcriali-t oau-o.
News fIOm 81. Thomas, received yc'suay. siatrs
that Gonera santa Anna II on'tins troop. intended
to sd .luirez eui tho National c1use in Mexico ns
had, however, A. attest date. enlisted only ", men,
most Of which we've Italians.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

Phiiafe'p hir OCT. l2-The General Cop,entio-,
NJ the Episcopal Church rc-acombled A. 10 oclo,x
THE morning.
The Committee on nov Diocese, t.-onmsndsi
the rassase Of resolution ratifyins the dt-i,on ~
the diocese Of Pennsy wanna into Two ues D,ocs.s,.
aud the said division 10 take effect the IL II Nov
1885
The order Of the day, the eAss Of Dr. wmer,
Rshop u Ash.'na vas rc,umed and Dr. Kirfoot. ~
Connecticut Proposed the following I. A.. ,ubstituts
for tho origiual motion
Whsrc1s, The B,hop, have inforn.d an, hama. N
iheu tesolution eNptes.i ne 10 Rishop Wilmer thoir
iestet regarding b" late pastoral Addresses, there
Rtsolrtd, That ~, housc doc, hereby .isnify ~
Concurrence y SAD acceptance and declares in fun
ton Informally made known n thls house
nr. kirioot took tho gfoind that the south v,s
risht in what they did. They ar,ed up,p ec,,o,,
nov rissci array, THANK God RAJ II Va. tact, to-
them aud they proceeded TO organize the worn NJ
Christ. Tho peace Of the church aud III. p..oo a,
question ~
tI-gov. ti.h. Of New York 4 rad intended 10
9Th ih sdaoS ProsdeS' the So S9S la' s.s hut
acceptance of tho Risht Rev. Richar1 H.Wnnncr
= D., re not p con .ummsed and that the consent 70
given until he shah have transmitted In viitins 10
re ,s9si * him m the p.G::gnsc Of any p;bet
lampSsd hHG Ss o Ss OTs' of sSnG
stops and shall have ALEC transmitted 10 the .aif
rre-idne Bshop evidence authenticated in the mil
es manner nov practicable, Of his having been cons
tcerh a Blshop Of the Church Of Christ designans
accurately tie time and place a. the saine With tho
names Of the corsec,tins Bshops and othcr present
and as.istns such Others there we're; VII. oh pro-
mise Of conformity and letters other evidence Of
conservation thAl be committed to the Registrar Of
recorded and that the Presiding Bishop no, and il
hcishy cmposered end requested 10 give due mott
TO the church 80 soon A. The above named conditions
pieCeNeui -hli nave teen fulfilled
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most ctrao.dinary a-onc rccs aty ccu-rrt
in church n Bidecwater, ~. laud, ar.sngfto-
dispute betN can tho pastor mil nc eongrcratcl
In regard TO the placing Il caullestcks on too
communion tAhlr, the iutroduciion ~ which ar.
ticcs Ito people conceived % sLvur 100 much %
PuseylNn. Tao church varleus UnGlly appealed
~ the u shop Of the Oh cesc 30 have tie Ollie ,on,
aulo cauiic5DAs put cut Of sRhi, aud after lny,s.
gltion be ordered the Icumlont to immedi4t,l-
remove tlcm, snd At the same time cypress rrrtc,
inr having scton contrary a. the wishes Of ms con
srsgstlon. Accordingly, on tho following Srndiv
there wss Gro died congregation, assembled 10
hsicl 90 TIE SECRETS" o. lie uGcldlug diy.ue auI
among them rtl ricr from Ons tho locn psper,
prepared TO hrou'le the pIlCceiinss. The rover.
oAh gentleman csp I'd the reporter, with biz hool:
IN Maud, upon whirn he sad, IN loud tNue NJ
voice, ~ snAll refuse % Proved wish my sermon
gu ihat person y ne away Lis writing materials.
VII not submit 10 such a desccratiol VI Goo'I
house" The Exporter Renamed a. eiore, aud tho
reverend gentleman thea Aurlptly closed his hook,
fouo1nccd she beuc lection, aul heut tie conEr gn.
ION away without the sern 'n. In the afternoon tho
reporter was again present and the proccc1-
~ as in the morning, until the clerp ytnAn NJ cnGe
the pulpit, and, locking tow ards the reporter, hs
taid, lie ore | commence m sermon, | must
agsiu request that person T. put AsHv his writn-
maternls J. ne will net 40 Pm, | must call upon
The churchwGr'clc TO take them from Lin aud Z
they VIII not go "a | mus; call upon tue concregs-
you 10 take item from his hhuds. rough look
luf fellow, tpatmAu, Who NaS ia y a. s1lno
distance, iosa vijh au ,ry loolS hud Kest'ouiu
frrcely, rGid, 90 u re church Nstdeus WON'T %
thor Gut', soueuudv lst." II" seemed 7possl
~ carry uif tcg OF aus t. Practical oonClus on,
when the CLERGY man, t-eur be- had gone too lar.
il9,i1ued t. La u.4s ulgr al, 80 sit down, and ks
'd 80. Tbs rev. utmtD tucu said IL vii
.upus1a 10 iog lAr % 80 ou WITH ny sermon Afc-
tic .ciiurrat" lnsl't which has been pcrpetrtted
!. was IN uc1irc 90 have welcome back b. thc.f
tc Is ln the huusr ~ God the ciurchwarAeng |. @
they have cast T. O.. M crate Insult upon M, trr
have !uI! c''dcn.r thst that miserable individual
uhc reporter 10 here AZ heir insursdop, and t'-
tD7t proc cAus iney have lpccn tuoms,Ivcs b,.
yuup all sFu.tuy. Tao congregation men &C..
I t CIuluu.
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From Washington.
WAsnIsGTo', Oti. IT

>, I,,,,,A5. =, ,.rs,tly a ,ovli,g. niece Va.
a.. -, .. -.,...tr,,,
ckfn ~ AJusi'ce OF nc renee rom coo eu hAu'
~ Tho e, o,fnd thst The statute. o. Nrina rendered
-. . -. ,.i.,., p,..,., Indigo
s1eh los'eha'oh o. u's'o i"'-4'' '''''' ''''
H,rhrlck n1d'c oil n letter 10 80 Mayor @, Alex
80. ...4--.
'h-Iin. IVY lAs
n ell such c,ses ana snii'r "'r' Fh'"h n', Af.'f
fsrl'c., luc colo - g. ." 'u. ~ ~. ,c'rI u' nt
'n any mir cn'1 Hi u1I1 'qF r.rhi ~ iti 10 Ivy
= zeut. itlt.t,t u0 roiu'cI n.al ~ o. s.st. ca
vAcI ,oud v.'h Eiu--ro'e 10 hr re-, ss.o1'
90 ne ir''' o. 'so, lang 6I , ,', nov
q. . iola1 90 %. - 81, arc. th' ,l-. %, I'm
hsiei o.. 4ac to.ori man mns' ~ u. nIc., ln ~.
-1he iich's Of p!un' o. ana hc'loin OF ~. ,oh -
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Georgia.
Important OTder-Tbe Ceorg.n state Rail
Road

Phtddelphia OF. l.? The r.eamc, Cambria.
nom savannah on the IN inst, has arrived here.
Tic savannah uERALp, Q, the 1th int, contains the
following;
Gen. atcadman h's ifuel a document tia. oil
ne. 'rmuVr ~ con nc,s tciHtc. tnllN. ouals,
,"'p l.NN Nhlcu ihtti'. = g duciu o. cote mime
TO 44fhi, ltr ot Io-s ..lOt o. D. one ty o. amy de-
tcrPfi t.a .rls eGclpt u1crty o. nod or CANNED
D. 70 hoF i'"'Al, a. hc.cly sts.rlLOi, and al
once or ga IN M b'p -rtnl-u are POINTED
il'n a. llcAl A Iuc ~ cont. cts OK crrhl-t-
IN t.A,tf 70 h.'icti, t1,ops Sd hen nocraG. TO
'uu'' ITO 'lt"' "n4 !hla.,4ts Of tuo Govo.pmeAt.
the Georgia -tAto Ral.road va, turned Over II, ne
stfte On tho 9Th ulthno. The rnltei st,,c, vc-g
Lite al.y prop Of to furush running ,tok n,obInc-
~ OILS ct rhs coramI,s.ore,F took ,o,en osonlo.
tyr' two stationary engines, one hundred box car.
spd o. ,si grn cs,5, end tho, love ..i..pcd
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Friday. DctOib, l. ~.
Kentucky.
Martial law no Longer In Force " heu-
cky-PrOclnnutiOn Of the rresidcnI

Hasht,g Ton, Oc. 4. The President ct the n'ed
sta'c. to-day .,ucd the following proclamation
W. r,us, r. = proclamation OF the nth dsy Of In''
1904 ihe Precedent OF tho nitod sacs, whom On"
civil wax vas i!aHani ,nd when combinations were
in prosreu ~ Kentucky, for tho puuoss Of inc'hng
nsuIFent rpds into that state, directed that the pro
clamatou suspendne the privilege Of the writ Of he
tcas corpus should he mAd- ehoc'ual In Kentucky
snd that martial Law should be established there ard
continue until said proclamation should lie
Ioyok d or modified and, where's, since
then the dnnrot ipm lnsurrent raids into Kentucky
IN Ftrtannnlly puioI aSay now, therefore lie "
known, that l. Andrew John on, f''s dent OF me
United states, by virtue OF the authority Vos.ea "a
me by the Constitution, do hereby declare thu le
said PROCLAMATION o. the 9TH DAY OF July, one ihol-
sand eight hundred and sixty -four, shall he, aud Is
hereby modified in 20 far that martial law shall Re
no longer In force In Kentucky from and alter the
date hereof iSlenedl AsDREw JonSf1''
b. the Pre,identi
W. HusrEn Acting secretary Of state.
October 18th, 1853,
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Tbs Commission Indinn Outrage

- Lou', oct. 1.-THE Drsocn,r's Lawrence,
Kan.a,, srecal has the following A courier brine
intelligence that the ludiAn COmmi,'ou, .hich ".
TO meet a, Bluf Greek on The 4th, hal arrived. The
k!osas, Can AncLes and Che, ennes we're c,mped
-omo lance oil, hut up 70 the hth none h1d AZ
poa,ed a. the Council The cos'ier save that one
Of the Blt,erfol.s coaches hhi tosn attacked and
huru.l b. IudltpG, and the stock driven od. The
lO.s. inc uding the sIptess matter, u slhWn. The
pa.sengt.T zee tpt T. IN escott III hereafter ac-
oump'nv the ecpChcs General lpdse, With strong
stcort, left Denver Dec 3ith. oomins this VA.
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POLITICAL INTEiIME>tH.
The Nirginiu Eieciiou.

Fortress Nouroc, Oct. 10. the N.IsuH election
paced OF quietly and the Union csniid,,e, aro
probably elected 10 Congress Ia the FIR, md Second
pittricp. l.. II chandler IL un.ouhts'i'y elecicd to
Cone-c" frou ;hc 40 olk District
Ha'hingfon, OF. l!.--From returns rscrivej here
to-nEh, thcrc ia doubt OF the election 10 Conrrc.
of n John On RirhouE Mon, IN The Third District
over John :. rcndleton hud Others. His dis.r.-
inc udes the CAV Of Richmond. Robert R.igo-
VA, Union, n eectoi 10 the Fourth, and ALLOW.
nnder - VI. stuart probably "a the sixth pI'
trot. Nohcui tonra'. majority "a Alexandria
ertrt n thc seventh district. over lest. Mckenzie,
Uiior, 10 %. Ioulai Wa one Of f'e 'rrers Of rho
ordinance a. tc c-son. .o ayovel, previous to tho
election, that h' could 80. suh'cri' 'o the osth #
elected Iio.c &. no,l'lr1 d'fnie i-0m ,to other
portions Of tte district, lut ,or-'i - probably
,ltHHCt
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best quality. ThA bond. and coupon. were
% De delivered n them immediately upon
re eI-ention Of the comfort, on their iurni,hins
Iset o. 70 pay to the Military Board. N case they
should fsil In the coutr.ct b. devering the card,
and me1pine., 1etas stste I or ger cent hlnds At
PAL worth al that time Al out cenis on the dollar
Nhue The United Stsca bands wee rated AZ ~ 80 nj.
On the dollar WHOM In fact they wefe worth ia0
uelns paid hy the Government In sold. on the lyth
81 Jsnu.ry, the date Of the contract White aud
Cribs eNeCnbed their lond TO tn stale Of Tex.s 10
s.cure the prnormancc Of the contract and on the
I'm 81 March fol'orius, The Military poard took
nom the So Treasury the l35 ui,ed states Texas
lndemnity bonds, end delivered then 10 White and
Ohids ekins their leccir; therefor No
card, or medicines We delivered b., the.e parties,
wa write and thilds have ccms Noith and ende av-
ocd " obtain pirdous by the PcsIleut aud are try
M v dispose o. the tonca, ~ they own property In
inc New 70 kmartct. tov. Hamilton has requested
ih secieisrv Of the 1ressurv 20 pAy none "a thsse
t',nds and b. viii there ne be advisable for all pt
'es PURCHASING Ietc Indemnity bonds TO see
tnai none OF them have como throurh TIE hands Of
nite aud Chilc' a. in such event, heir ptvmcu,
esalnst lue pottst ot the state autAoutiCs OF Texas
y yC@ doubtful white nni Guilds have both been
ho,k city.
John Uroen, chief Of the PouoratnmieI ww
anons the visitor At tho Presidents houso to-day.