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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-The fest OF the
Schuclzen Vercin Germania, of this city, be-
gan yesterday at Abncr's Park. The commit
tee Of arrangements have made the grounds
very attractive. twenty-five per cent. of the
rroceeds is to be devoted to the wounded and
the widows ard orphans of the Prussians in
the pending European war.
William Smith was arrested yesterday on
the charge Of numbering an unknown man be-
longing to the Soldiers Home, about six miles
from this city. on the Sevenh-street road,
some time in December last. The complainant
10 the case is Gcaf mute, about seventeen
years old, aud i. Is said saw the murdered man
buried in the woods.
The residents Of Georgetown arc getting
fond Of scrcnadcs on the water. illumiuatons
and aquatic display at night Tmo entertain.
menls of the kind have been given this year,
under the auspices Of the Potomac Boat Cluo,
with marked success: The last occurred on
Friday night The shole surface of the Poto-
mac from near the aqueduct 10 Easby's Point
vas crowded with boats,and nerrly all of these
we're Illuminated With Chinese lanterns, colorcd
lights and other decorations.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Tho
is n copy Of The vote cast 10 this
Conrrcssiou.I District at ,hr last election -
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Diplomatic Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-The following off.
cial dispatch has just been received at the lega-
ton of the North German Union:
emperor Napoleon having declared tn at
his captivity prevents him from negotiating
peace the French government being at ia
ris the war will still be continued.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Minister Wash
burnc tcIegraphs to the Department OF State
that the empire is ended, and that the excite
mentis intense in Paris
WAsH1NGToN, Sept. 5.-Information has
been received by the Department Of State that
a rerubIic has been proclaimed from the Hotel
de Vile. The people still hold possession OF
the Chambers Deputies Favre Gambetta,
Simon, Picard and others Of the left, formed q
provisional government. Rochefort has been
liberated by the people,
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COMMUNICATED.

ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
ROAD. The corporators OF this road. if l am
properly Informed, are to build it in the inter
est ot the Central nnsylvania, aId are in favor
or the shortest through line North ard South.
In carrying out this view it may be to the in
tcrest of the company TO give Alexandria the
% b.. Fredericksburg does not desire to build
Up Alexandra; the Central Pennsylvania Rail
road has no particular interest in doing so for
the latter wants simply the shortest through
line. The farmers between this point, Acc9-
tick, O1coquan, all Prince William, ard Stall
lord, now send as much Ct their produce as
they can 10 Washington, and other points
North OF Us. Then whose interest isit to have
the Fredericksburg road to come into A'exan-
dtia? clearly. but few others than those within
the limits OF this corporation. II it does not
fairly come into this city, and it certainly will
not, if this free right OF way be not granted,
ali the trade from the points enumerated that
now Genes here will simply go TO Washington
aud other points north OF Us, and be forever
lost to the business men who now assist IN pay
ing the revenues so muc1 dwelt on by your
correspondent M*****. | cordially agree with
him in his keen desire TO raise the much want
cd revenues for the city treasury, but 10 not in
his modus opcran:i; lor those railroads who
have already received free rights Of way from
this city cannot be taxed, any more than an
individual can be charged ground rent tor land
already conveyed. Hence the demand made
Oh them for taxes will be successfully resisted,
AID The only fleet of w.. 5 effort would be TO
compciI the fredericksburg road to take a
shorter line oWashingtol, outside OF the corpo
rate limits; a. they would not be disposed TO
submit TO the already existing discrimination in
favor Of tire other roads. The opposers Of
granting Thu; right OF way 10 the Fredericksburg
road are unwittlngly playing into the hands Of
those who arc not anxious about AleXandrla's
prosperity or those who are entirely indifferent
on the su! jet H..
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D B. LLOYD s. co.
IL. ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS PENSION B0TNTY LA \ u, &c.

D 3. LLOYD s. co.
II. ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS, PENSION. BOUNTY Ian u, &c
Office: No. Gl2 Louisiana avenue,
(Betwc.n 9Th and 7Lh st.
Washington city. y. {.
Will attend tc ell Claims in Congress or
against the United States. sc.
CoLLKCTIoNs.-Buy and sell Land Warrants,
Property, &c, and Negotiate Loalls in large or
snail sums.
PRIZE MoNEY.-Claims that have been "San-
doned By other Attorneys and Agents as worth
less, have been successfully prosecuted by Us.
Cash advanc ID on Claims, &c.
Fire and Marine Insurance effected AZ the
lowest rates.
@-Lctters addressed Is above will receive
promptly our attention.
Refers by permission to-Ilcn. James q.
Bazc, Speaker House Of RepreSen tatircs
Hon. j. Il Howard. U.S.Sen:.; Hen. Lewis Me
Kenze; Gen. NJ. D. CorEe IL Bro, Bankers,
Alexandria, Va; J. Freeman tai:ln: CLERK
Court Com. Pleas, Bait; Capt. Jas. NJ: StcusIt;,
ex- Sherff, Alexandria, We Hon. Judge A. Is.
DIN Hon. II. 8. Hrdway Sgt. Arms, U.S
Fl. of K. Washington, j, LIT
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The order recently issued by Secretary Robc.
son retiring so many old officers of the navy
meets with great Indignation in naval circles
and among the friends of the officers thus
retired.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET. September The
market for Wheat continues dull !; offerings of
GS bushels white and 9i45 of led, with sales Of
tho latter ct l25, l28 100 and l33. Corn is dull
anil inactive; offerings of 1858 bushels mixed,
with sales at IS Rec is nominal. Oa,s are
un"hsnged offerings Of 1895 bushels with sales
ut 3d. n, AZ and 15
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1870

THE WAR NEws.-The dispatches from
Europe are so taken up with accounts Of events
happening in Paris, that but little is said OF
military operations, and no particulars of the
engagements resulting in the surrender of Nc
Mahon's army and the Emperor arc given. 1t
would seem from the manifestations in Paris
that q continuance of the war is invitable,
but whether the same feeling prevails through
out France, and if SO whether she can yet con-
tsnd against the victorious arms OF Prussia,
or whether there will be foreign Intervention,
now that tho Emperor has been deposed, re-
mains to be seen. However, it is not likely
that we shall be kept long in doubt, as it is re-
ported that the Prussians are marching on to
Paris and q few days must decide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

A RECENT WEDDING.-Thc Louisville Cou
rier-J Journal Of Friday says: IA few days ago
We gave the particulars of a suit for divorce
filed in the Louisville Cbancery Court by Mrs
Tabiths Bowen, OF this city, against Hon. e.
Q. Bowen, Congressman from Charleston,
South Carolina. A dispatch was received
here sta ting that he was about to be married to
wealthy and accomplished lady OF Augusta,
Georgia. 4 Washington special OF August
3lst says: "A large and fashionable audience
assembled at the Church of the Icarnation here
this event ag to witness the nuplias of the
Hou, q. G. Bowen, Congressman from South
Carolina. to Miss Petigru King. The bride
and groom left Immediately for Charleston, via,
Baltimore. The petition for divorce was
filed by N IS. Bowen, but the divorce has not
yet been granted. Wash. Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

:'oRT OF ALEXANDRIA SEPT. 6.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gibson, Winters, Now York,
20 E0oe, Wnddcrburn s Co.
Scar id Sladc, = CIV York, to American Coal
Company.
Schrs Thomas n Stone and Julia a Gsr7:on,
to John = Agnew.
SAILED.
Schrs Frank 81 Nellie, Boston. and Ed Slsde,
jersey City, by American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Eureka. Wallace, honcc al New York,
"a Instant
Schrs Chcrub, Philadelpbis, and Forward,
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E1ROFESSHOMAE.
q G. N Z A l. E :,
A r, r o L Il L Y

q G. N Z A l. E,
ATtrOR NEY
AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Practices in Alexandria and adjacent coun
ties. Office with Brent s. "attles No. -
Prince street. Alexandria, Va. sep 2-tf
DR. JAMES 3. HODGkIN.
DENTAL SURGEON,
1Graduate Baltimore College Dental Surgery,I
Office and Residence, 80 Prince ST.,
1.-TWO doors above Royal
Alexandria, Va.
NITROUS OXIDE Gas administered
aup Off
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH, September 5.-Judge Bond, of
tho United States Circuit Cont, has Col.
Kinks Lieut.. Col. Burger before him to
morrow on habeas corpus, Burger is now in
lail, by order of Judges Brooks. Gov. Hol-
den mustered out the white troops OF Clark s
regiment here to day: The negro troops are
retained. and it is said moro negroes are to be
recruited,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

The Richmond Wing has an article con-
dcmnng the practice of duelliug. The prac
tic; is going gu. Of fashion 10 Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

The NEWS FROM PARIs.-Events of the
most exciting character are occurring in Paris
The forfeiture OF the throne has been pro
nounced by the Corps Legislatif, Republic
proclaimed and Government OF National De.
fence been constituted, which has taken posses
sion of the Offices. The names of the members
are Emanuel Arago, Cremieux, Jules FevTe,
Jules Ferry, Gambetta, GARNER Pages, Glos
Bzoin, Eugene Pelletan, Picard, Rocheford
and Jules Simon. General Trochu is to con.
tinuc to exercise the powers OF Governor OF
Paris, and is appointed Minister of War, in
place of Count Palikao. Henri Rochelort has
been released from the prison OF st Pe'aglc,
where the late Emperor had imprisoned him,
and assisted at the meeting of the Provisional
Government at the Hotel de Vile. The new
government has taken measures for the forma.
ton OF large armies. and it is announced will,
ifPrussia insists upon making war upon France,
now that the empire is no more, carry hostiIi.
ties to the degree of war of determination.
A correspondent of the Daily News at Paris
says at three o'clock on Sunday afternoon he
saw the Palace of the Tuileries invaded ty
mob who tore down the throne, destroyed
everything marked with the Imperial bees and
Napoleonic insignia and carried away and cast
into the Seine all busts, statues and pictures Of
the Bonapartes. Henri Rochefort was borne
in triumph to tao Hotel de Vile. In these
scenes soldiers fraternized with the people and
all shouted "Vive la France" 1--WE Com
merce." They laughed and wept with joy and
embraced one another" The same method Of
eApresslug nUstIllty 10 the empire adopted
wherever, throughout the city, imperial devices
we're to be seen, upon shops, in the show win
dows and cafes. Some of the shops of the
more favored purveyors of the Imperial family
were menaced. In all parts of the city people
were painting out and taking down the Impc
rial arms, fearing an attack by the mob. 10
the windows Of the shops where photographs
are displayed, care has been taken to remove
those of the Imperial family and all those con
nec.ed with them. In some cases the people
have climbed up the highest stories to tear
from the theatres the word imperial. In one
of the streets large crowd was upon the point
of tearing down representation of the Ameri
can eagle. AscerteiuiDg their mistake, they
shouted loudly viva Ia Republique Amer
CAMEL A crowd met squad of police. They
shouted viva Ia Republlque !" Those of
the police VINO did not respond we're immedi
ately disarmed by the people and their swords
broken. They were then allowed TO co. IN
armed and unharmed.
How history repeats itself, and how like the
scenes of the former French revolutions, read
these dispatches
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

In view of the great dissatisfaction cxstl1g
because OF the complexion Of the delegation 10
the Congressional Convention, appolnted by
the meeting on Moniay night last, L had hoped
that some one with iIorc leisure then myself,
would ere this, have protested, II behai -! the
peoplc against the action Of that meeting.
It is fact not to be controTCrtcd, that The
Conservatives of Alexandria have a decided
preference Tor one OF the candidates from this
city. | mean Col. &. W. Brent. It this is
doubted let the question: b submitted to the
voters at a primary election. L. Is also a fact
that the present delegation was not formed
with q view to carry OFT that preference, but
on the contrary, to defeat II.
Besides this, the delegates themselves, or 1t
leasta part OF them, arc in ny opinion, IabOur.
ing under deiusion in reference 10 their pow
crs ard duties; they were created to represent
the sentiment OF thcConSarvatlrc voters OF the
county and no. their individual preference
they are but the mouth pieces, the agents Of
those who send them, anl their plain duty is
70 give expression to the will OF their constitu.
eotS | object to the delegation for anothcr
reason: the meeting which appointed them
was COMPOSED in the beginning vi some 50 Or
20 persons, and when the vote approving them
was taken It was even !sSs than that number.
VIZ any fair man say that this number Of per
sons should control the action OF the ConscrTa
tive voters OF the county, com posed, Is it IS of
over 800 voters 10 the CITY, aud | do not rec
collect how many in the rural district. 1t will
not do to say that the absentces, composed of -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

EAUBL1C SALE.-By virtue OF decree Of
Z the Circuit Court of Prince William county,
pronounced on the 18th day o. October, 1866,
in the suit Of Latshaw We. Miner the under
signed, who was appointed special CoS!ais-
sioner for that purpose, will, on MONDAY,
tho LIST day of August, 1870, that being Court
day, at tho front door of the Court House Of
said county, sell, by public auction, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, adjoining each other
one containing 705 acres, rood and 2S3 IA
poles, and has on it a comfortable Dwell .$5sl
LING. The other contains GO acres 2 roods and
u poles
These tracts of land are situated in Prince
William county, on the telegraph road from
Dunfres to Fredericksburg, about two miles
from? the former place.
They are we'll tim bered and watnred, end are
considered very good lands, and are within two
miles Of nsvigsble water
TERMS-One- fourth of the purchase money
to BE- in cash on the day Of sale, and tho residue
in three cqusl instruments Of six, tWe!Cc and
eighteen months; the deferred pay mcnts to
bear intcres, from tho day Of sale, and to DO
secured by bonds with approved personal Sc
curitv; the title 10 be retained and the land
subject TO resale, under order of the Court
and ten per cent Of the purchase money forfeit
cd in case the terms are not compiled with.
EPPA HU NTON, Comm'r.
Prince william co., y l-eots
Mce,-Tho above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, september 9Th. 1879, at the same
hour and place aug e-aots
Saa The above ssle he. been postponed until
MONDAY. November It'll sep G-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

THE EMPEROR AND FAMILY.-The Empe-
Tor arrived OF Ver7ieres at five O'Clock On
Sunday evening. He aghted at the railway
station and proceeded to the hotel, where be
slept for the night and left next day for Cassel.
The Emperor is accompanied by Count Che
senc, Prince of Moskowa and others. The
Prince Imperial has reached Namur He goes
to reon his father near Cassel The Empress
Eugene is hourly expected at Brussels for the
same destination. The place seested by King
William for the Emperors immediate stay is
Wibcmsdorf, in Bavaria.
A Belgian paper contains the following -
"On Friday morning the Emperor rode from
bis place of detention to call on the King as
visitor rather then as a prisoner. His barouohe
was piloted by two uhlans and surrounded
by several generals The Imperial Piquers, IN
green and gold, being his only body guard
The Emperor smoked cigarette as he rode
When the object Of the visit OF the French flag
became nolScd as tho surrender OF the Empc.
r0r, the enthusiasm Was more than French
The bearded fellows describing their weapons,
threw their arms about the nearest necks and
SCI up the Marseilaise and Partant Pour Ii
Syne, which, for some time, rang through the
camps until the King senced it,
The soldiers shouted around Bismarck, who,
when sllenc, was regained, said "Gentlemen
L am nothing in this war, thank the King.
thank General Mo!tkc." After further uproar
be resumed "WeN, if | am responsible for
anything. it is for the powerful aid given to Us
by the Southern States, for to them wo owe
this latest victory"
Accounts from the interior of South Carroll
ma briog to light condition of things very
similar to that which prevailed q short time
ago 10 North Carolina. AS the time for the
State election approaches, Governor Scots is
organizing aiming and drilling the blacks and
evidently preparing for an active campaign.
The blacks, on their part, are becoming excess
sively turbulent and insolent. and in some jn
stances, even threatening. In Uuion county
three companies of negro militia, accompanied
by two or three hundred sragglers, under the
lead of one Joe Crews, have been pillaginp
fields, and cursing, threatening and attacking |
every one who interfered with them. Ladies
have been hooted at and iusuted, and several
escaped from their houses to save themselves /
from outrage. Crews informed the negroes |
that there was to be division OF lands after |
the election that the negroes had earned these
lands by labor. and that the white people ought
to, and should, divide them. In other parts
Of the State, addresses, of similar inoendiary
character have. been made by Radical candl-
lates and leaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

s:ROF. l. EUGENE CDLLIERE, form
J Belle Haven Institute, would respectfully
announce TO the citizens Of Alexandria that hs
i: now ready TO give lessons in tho French Ian.
ven Institute Or 10 e. f. French or j. s. WI.
EntWis!c. sep 5-Iw
NJ OTlCE-Unavoidable events have made it
~ necessary TO postpone the opening of the
GeTm"n- English School until next Monday.
September Il On that day the school will pos
ltiveiy be opened.
sep 3-1w r. A, BISCHOrF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

Chapel Hill, the once famous University Of
North Carolina has now some thirty students.
Thcins,itution has gone down completely, under
the rule Of the Radicals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06
{ AMES T. CLARK,

iGrad. Of Bait. college . Dental Surgery, !ol:l
CoEHEn PR1HCE K WAsuIHGToN SIS.
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
Dr. L. respectfully into-c"s the pubic th".
for twenty gccrs be hiss wen especial attention
to the preservation .! tho :.Gtur"! teeth, ~"
vii! continue so to do, and invites those VIZ"
wish to sGys them to call or him, knowing tat
n,uny are extracted ard destroyed tina: by pro-
Der treatment might be preserved cad naio
useful for life. Artificial eth inserted OILY
~ APPROVE ~ PROFESSORS aHD cHLL%HE".
HI--fi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

General FAilly was killed, not by his own
men, as at first reported, but by Prussans.
When his body was found the right arm was
gone, and there was frightful wound, from a
grenade, in the thigh.
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CANAL COMM ERCE.

-: :E::E EZ -
ARRIVALS.
Boats D Ponroy, Chas Robb, j S Davenport
} II St,ckney, w q Hamilton. g Dubois and
John p Moore, to American Coel Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats " Wallis, Kate, Fl g F!agg, A
Walsh, Bon Williamson, Henry Kenny, Eagle
G T Livermore. A j Clark, George Sherman,
Cha5 Eobb, u Pomroy and Nnnesots, for
Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

Fine Scuppernog grapes from North Caro-.
lima have been shipped in large quantities to
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, this
season. Scuppernog wine, when properly
made, is very raIatablc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

Large quantities Of grain are gov pouring
into Chicago and Milwaukee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06
ID UBLiC SALE OF La = u.

t!y virtue OF il deere, Of the County Court OF
Prince William county, pronounced on the 9th
day Of March, 1860, in the suit OF Long vs..
Speakn, the undersigned appointed special Com
missioner for that purpose, wi on the 9Th cay
fSEPfEMBER. 1879, Chat being Court day.,
At the :ront-door of the Court, house, in Brents-
containing GO acres and 10 poles being the same
land owned by Wm. Long, dec d, and convey
cd in trust to r. II. Spcake
Terms OF SALc.-UHe tenth of purchase
money to b. paid in cash on day of sole, the
residue in thro, equal Esta ments ct 6, Il, and
IL months. to bear interest from day of sale, and
to be secured by bond and good personal secu-
rity, tho tito to be withheld ard subject to
re side in case purchaser fails 10 complete the
purch=se EPPA HUNTON,
Commissioner
Prince VIM Go Va, July II --aots
A!i-rhc above sale hns been postpon cd until
MONDAY, the Sd day Of October, Court day.
sep G-2aWts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

Au emgrant ship from Genoa bound to
Montcvideo while coming into the latter port,
On the Oath of July, took fire, aud one hun
dred Of the cmigrants on board were burned to
death, before vessel sent to their assistance
could reach them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

The lower branch of the Legislature Of Geor
gia has passed bill authorizing the issuing of
new bonds to pay the outstanding debt of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

The King Of Prussia, say the Paris journals,
proclaimed that he was warning only against
Napoleon, and if it now becomes evident that
he is warring against the French people, the
struggle must be one Of extermination-"tEe
feet must be- ordered to treat the s,aports Of
Germany rs the Prussian armies treat the
towns Of AEsacc and Lorraine, and the enemy
must be made to feel what united Republican
France can accomplish"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

The salary of Gen. Robert L. Lee, as Prcsi
dent Of the Valley r. R. is fixed at s., 500 pc
annunl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

The Independence Beige says when Sedan
surrendered it contained 1000 soldiers; alter
wards $4,000 more surrendered to the Prus-
SLAMS, and $4,000 took refuge in Belgium.
From these figures it irfcrs that McMahon's
army did rot greatly exceed 1l5, 900 men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

The gold market in New York, has been
subject to much huctuation duriog the last
few DAYS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06

The telegraph Informs US that London was
wild with delight" upon the reception Of the
news of the defeat Of McSlahon's army, and
that Engiishmcn congratulated themselves,
''as if it had been en- English victory" 1t is
probable that Frenctmen will remember this
hereafter. No people like to hear exutations
over their disaster, by neutral nations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-06
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Tho

following is n copy of The vote cast 10 this
Congressional District at tho last election -