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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
ID Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers,
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
BXECUTORs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUBE, HORSES, BUGGIES, WAGONS. HAIR
NESS. cows. FARMING UTENSILS, &C, AT
AUCTION.
a ON TUESDAY. November 18th, at 10
clock q: m. We shall sell on the premises,
IN the District Of Oolumbia,. being part OF the
personal effects Of the late James H. Shreve,
deceased, in Price George county. Maryland, on
the turnpike between Washington and Bladensburg,
the following articles. viz Small lot OF Household
Horse, eight years old One set Single srness, One
saddle and Bride, One four horse WAGON, iron
and FSa%,., One Top Bnggg, hnt little used; One
Wagons, Three Cutting BoxeJ, One Harrow, lot Of
Swingls- trees and Hamey. Four Mich Cows, One
Hog.
About s Tons Timothy Hay. Three Stacks OF
Bye, One Stack BYE Seraw. 3 bushels BY threshed
out lot OF Irish and Sweet Potatoes lot OF Parsnips
and other articles too numerous TO mention
j j42aF vi Ii S sAARREEvE.{ Executors.
no9d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucs
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ROBINSON. On the sth inst OF croup MARY
LlNlNGSTON, youngest daughter of II. y. and
MARY Robinson, aged "a years.
street n. W.
CAPO. On the 10Th October. 1870, at Bay River,
N O., JOHN L. CARO-, aged 6 years.
Thou art gone to the gre-e but will not deplore
thee,
Though sorrow snd darkness encompass the tomb:
The Saviour hath passed through its portals before
thee,
And the lamp Of His lsve is thy guide through the
gloon.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. $40 southeast corner Of It'll and streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL FRANZ
HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated the 18th
Us day Of April, A ID. lS6S, and recorded in Liber
80 No. 56S. folios IS &s., Of the Land Records for
Washington county, in the District OF Ooiumbia,
shall sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
23d day o. November, A. ID. la7O, at clock D m :,
Lot No. Five 90. in Square numbered Five Hundred
and Ninety six 1861 according the ground plan or
plat Of said city Of Washington, In the District OF
columbia, with the improvements consisting OF two
small Frame Houses fronting on Sd street west ba-
twet u III and streets south. -
Terms-Cash; $50 down on the day Of sale. Con-
yeyancing and stamps at cost Of purchaser And iif
the terms are not complied with in five days after the
day OF sale the trustee reserves the right resell
purchaser BY adv ertisng three times IN some news,
r 4. BoSWELL, TRUSTED
no. eo6ds GREEN x WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DROPOsALs FOB SUPPLIES.

OFFICE A. {. =, FORT MONROE, VA
October II, $50.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received At
ms once up TO III {. ock a m. of NOVEMBER g.
$50, for supply ing this post with hundred t5O
tarres. more or less. Of good Extra Flour to be de-
yered at the post in lots Of fifty barrels As called
Tor. Samples 70 accompany proposals
Payments to be made In lots VI hundred barrels
delivered and accepted.
BY order Of MAJOR William W Burns, CSUS
Army, Z. {. 5. Department of the East
JAMES CURBY,
no46 ct Second Leut. 9Th Artillery, A c. r.
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ID U LILO NO. IOE.

Ofcsof Superintendent nd Inspector Of Se,ssys !
Ca,,,assrays Footscnys; asd Ne,c B1iIdtngs,}
Ctty HAL, WdShtHgton, II. C., Nor. /. I37U Y
Sealed Proposals will be received by the snder.
signed At the Mayors Office. until Z m: on THU rs
DAY, 10th day Of. November, l70. for the coustruc
ton OF Sewer in North Carolina avenue and %
east.
The main sswer will be circular in form, inside
diameter four feet, walls nine inches Thick the lat
erals Will be two feet inside diameter, walls nine
inches thick the traps will be the same size and
shape as the trap at the War Department: the man
hole the same siZe and shape the one at the War
Department; the house connections TO be nine inch
pipe. Bidders will state the price per foot for the
main sewer. per foot for the laterals, per manhole
per trap and house connection each. For further
Information apply to the Superintendent and In
spector. The excavation will be about II feet
WIN. FORSYTH,
mol eotd Supt and Inspector, &c &C sc.
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MARRlED.

COLEGATE-yAS VIE. On THURSDAY, No
yember I'd. loo. by the Rev. DR. Washburn, WILL
LIAM PAkkER COLLEGIATE, Of Washington, d.
q, 20 HARRIET LANSING, youngest daughter OF
the late Gerrit >. Van Vie, formerly Of Albany, n.
fAY-GUNNELL. On the sth inst, By the Rev
DR.. Parker 81 the Calvary Baptist Church. Mr.
JOHN n. fAYrto Miss CORNELIA L. GUN
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EAST SIDE OF 9TH : sTREHT. BErW " Ih X
AND i SITS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
ia 18th, lS0, at a. o'clock, IN mont Of the prem
Aises, We shali sell parts Lots and 5, in Square
I nox Brick Residence,
between and SITS northwest. This property is
I'm one OF the best localities in the city and shoud
demand the attention parties in search OF property
adapted for private residences,
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in two canal
payments at and IL months, with notes bearing in
terest, secured ty a deed of trust on the premises
SonyeyancIng and stamps at purchaser 5 cost. IOO
mos ncs.dtds TXTIMExa oLEARY. Auc,,r.
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QY VIM. l.. WALL Il CO., Auctioueers,
- New Marble Building,
Corner Pennsylvapia avenue and 9Th street.

Corner Pennsylvapia avenue and 9Th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Y STREET PROPERTY.
o snd oy be Of d e Of the su
ls2o, wherein Catherine L. De Vaughn and others
tee, will on wEDSEsDxY n1 A F%e ,T No.
IN St the
to % iS
eighty seven l47J commencing at point on north
street between Fifth and Sixth streets. sixty two
said square, running thence west thirty (35j feet:
thence north one hundred and one l0D feet nine (9j
thence hundred snS esSi O iif es
mne tSl1nches and three quarter, tHD improved by
Terms Of sale: One third cash: the balance in
eoual ipstallments, payable in and II months the
q trust; All convey ancirg and stamps at the cost
s.s. sg Of the s4 in Ss
Eight to resell the property at the risk of the de-
deposit Of si0 will be required on the prop
. " - Wv q. Q. RICHMOND, Trustee.
oc l2-eo6ds WIN. L. WALL & Co, Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UN-
tn WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, Ut 4 80 o'clock
nos Ss0'' u VIM. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAM Ms, Auctfoneers,
u Southeast corner Of TIN and d sts.
Tw0,sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT. WITH
!fss FIT PHEP, FS 30 FocF Alley HiGSF
BEING BtJ sI PARTs q AND %. in s0HAkE No
BETwEEN AND srRfETs sSuTa,
ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
"a ON FRIDAY, the I 18th instant, at O'Clock o
H:j m, we shall SELL on the premises, the above
property, to the highest bidder.
Terms: One. half cash: balance in and ~ months,
for notes earring interest from day of sale Stamps
&c, at cost OF purchaser. $50 down on the day OF
no7-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
y (Snccessors to Copper 4 Lstimer,)
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street.
a By virtue of deed Of trust from Samuel
recorded in Lber IL, and b, folio 4SS, etc, one
Of the land records of the District OF Columbia and
by order OF the party secured thereby will sell at
pgblic auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
in the afternoon, the following real estate 70 wit
Part OF Lots numbered one ID and seventeen, III,
in Square numbered six hundred and eighty -eix,
1855 in the city OF Washington and District of Co
lot one ID on First street east seventy nine 79 feet
north from the southeast corner of said lot one,
thence running north with the line of First street
bered seventeen, az and the center of twelve foot
alley laid ont to be forever kept open in the re.
corded subdivision OF lot numbered two and said lot
se IN 'aH thence
M feet, thence south fifty eight 1897 feet parallel
with the line OF First street east and thence east
seventy seven feet parallel with north street to
The above property is located in one OF the best
par OF Capitol Hill and will be sold on the follow
ing terms IS yoU cash; balance in six and twelve
$40 to be paid on the day of sale.
CHARLES EWING, Trustee
oc2S-dSds LATIMER ULEARV, Aucts.
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g 3M XII zsrABLlsnlD is4l. S5s b

n. T. PARKlR, No. 695 Louidana avenue, fold
b. $50 HOUSE,. SIGN and DEOORAfiTS
PAiNTER-dotns, in short, sll that any painting
observation-disclosures any fair and honorable oomDe-
titon A. old citizen OF ashington Of fifty years
Standing. carrying on business Louisiana Syenue
between Sixth and Seventh Streets for thirty years
he is thankful for pest favers and solicits oonu.
apce Of the some. M r. PARKER,
fel-ly no. 015 Louisiana avenue.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctioneerB
- Southeast corner OF 7th and d streets

u Southeast corner OF 7th and d streets
CATALOGUE SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNI
TURE, CARPETS, &C, AT ACTION
a On TUESDAY. the god instant, at 10
w clock q m, we shal sell. at the residence of
gentlemen declining housekeeping, on G
.S.beiDg house No. 433 one of the best selections
OF household furniture eyey offered at public auc-
fine French. plate Mantle and Pier Mirrors; hand
some Parlor suit, upholstered in velvet, Of eight
pent Tables and Mantle Ornsmen.,; eight handsome
plete, with WardrShss; best cured Hair attire
fine Feather Beds Pillows and Bolsters; hair cloth
sofas Castor and Side Chairs, excellent BODY Brus
sells, Three ply, Ingram and ohter Carpets Walnut
Secretary and Sewing Machine, Crockery Glassware
and Kitchen Requisites aud many other articles foo
numerous to mention. We ask the attent ton OF per.
wishing to purchase first class furniture to Al
tend this sale. Persons wishing to examine the
furniture, &C.. can do by calling ON the premises
between the hours Of one and five O'Clock o m nm
to the day Of sale. "p
Terms: Cash.
no9 GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.
- No. $40, southeast corner 7th and d streets.

z STREETS NORTH, Ar AUCTION
a On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, We shall
0sell, Ill front OF the premises, at 4 i O'Clock D.
m, north part of Lot IL, in square No. 3g7
having front OF Is feet inches 8th street, with
a depth of 90 feet inches.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest. A deed given
stamps at cost OF purchaser. SIS to be paid down
noa-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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by WI. r. WALL 3 90, Auctionssrs,
ID New Marble Building,
No 800 and goa Pennsylvania avenu
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL L
: TATE.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
- Under end by , TAGHs ..A.cr.. Of IL. su.
bpreme Court Of the District OF Columbia, in
~6chancery cause No; s&S. the undersigned, Trus.
inst, at O'Clock p. M, on the premises, original
Lots numbered 10 and II, in Square No sss situate
Terms Of sale. One half Of the purchase money to
be cash with the right Of the purchaser ts pay the
from the day Of sale, with interest," and the payment
Of the residue thereof TO be secured BIZ Approved
the Trustee. AL conyeyancinR and stamps q the
cost Of Inrehasss: 9 2 to be paid down when the
JOHN J, JOHNSON Trustee.
not eotd WI. WALL Il CO., Auct'rs.
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON,

BY wILLIA M T. NAL VA. as,, &C. Auctioneer.,
Nos 900 and 900 cor. Penns.e ave. and 9th St.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is.
TAT TATE = IN TIE uN &c G2U ETY. OF MAshiN9;
i kSIs s a5{ihRcE RoAD' NKAE Tas CoL6h.
sighed date ssa the @ $ as SPG Der
H. csmbsr lS6. and RECORDED S III. in Libel ECE.
sDd Il q Buans
a q the 'ns Sss sfss sSs
ninth 90 day Of November. 1870, at O'Clock p m,
division Of f. the properly known as ell
ing Il nssi Fame PEens HOUSE, fasi
Terms: One;haf cash; the balance in six aud
twelve months 10 be secured by deed Of trust the
time Of sale. Revenue STAN ps and conveyancins at
the Of the purchaser. There is about eight hun
II The Of sale are nof
within ten 0 days the t,Istes Sc: reserve the right to
fsultina purchases by advertising the same three 81
times in The Evening st Wa nssTMs.paper.
J0sN q. s.. les, Trustees.
oc22 taw&ds w. L. w ALL co, Aucts.
RH WIN. l.; WALL z CO, ,A4aotiOnesrs.
nos. 900 and sOa, 8. W. cor. Pc. ave. and 9Th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRovED REAL rs.
= s1sEHEs, II SAszfsssffoSsS'
Sio os deed trust s.t ssp Al tsy
folio l, Of the land records of Warrington coanty,
p o., the undersigned IS trustees at the request Of
auction, q TGEsp4I ses.nSer 1. isse a at
O'clock H. in front Of the premises the sonsh part
street west and running back the whole de 9th
Of said lot, improved by good frame dwelling CON
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DROP0sALs FOR ENCLOSURE FOR THE
BALLS BLUFF VA, NATIONAL

DEPOT VCARrERMAsrER' OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID c., October - 1870
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. for irclOsing the
National Cemetery. hfIy two 1927 feet sauare. AZ
Ball Biuff, Va. with or brick wall and iron
gateway Will be received at this ONCE until noon,
this Office. ~
Each bid must be accompanied by good and SUI.
hcent guarantee II least responsible parties
that the contract, II awarded will be promptly and
faithfully executed.
The United States reserves the right to reject all
bids IL unsatisfactory.
Proposals should be plainly Endorsed ssProposal.
for Enclosure for Balls Bluff National Cemetery
ard addressed to the undersigned. Bidders are in.
yited to be present at the opening.
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brigadfer General, u. q. A,
NOS 81 Deputy Qoartermaster.
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ No. 319, southeast corner of 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- By virtue Of . dad q tii6s. dated August
E "a. =; lsS4, and duly recordsd in Liber n.
Tor ashington county, in the District Of Coumbia
snd Dy direction OF the party secured thereby, viii
sell public auction, In front Of the premises on
tHlDAI, the )s'h day Of November, A. D. 1870, at
c rST c31ck ? M Lot numbered one, 90 q the
sshi1Eton in said District, with AZ the improve
This property y very y.u.ble, add Is in rapidly
Terns q ssie: One hall IL ossht ofwhict $50 must
ments to be paid in six and twelve months, With
interest from day Of sale, and secured By deed Of
Of sale be complied With within ak days after day
Of sse otherwise the truefee reserves the right to
week notice. All ancing and stamps at pur-
..s WILLIAM q. WARD, Trustee y :
.nS2 so&is GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.l /
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by LATlMER CLEARY, AuctioDeers,
- Successors TO Cooper LatfmerI
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave and nth n

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR PROVI
DENCE HOSPITAL. AT AUCTION
a On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November
O9014th, at O'Clock. will SELL in front of tne
Npremises, the east part of Lot No. ., in Square
No 1873 This property has fro ut of Is feet on the
south Eide 9f st. south se.wesn 81 aud Nh streets
Terms. One third cash; residue In 6 and II months
with interest, secured by deed OF trust. Convey
ancing and stamps az cost of purchaser. $50 down
at time Of sale,
poSd&ds LATIMER &CLEARY, Auct,rs
DY LATIMER CLEARY. Auctfoneers
- Successors to Cooper LatimerJ
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PAINTING, DC.

uENRY BTEINBER9,
IL FRESCO PAINTERAND INTERIOR DEO
ORATOR, Shepherd Building, No. 9Osx Pennsy
Vania avenue ans mf
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RY WILLIAM l.. WALL g. co, Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 cor Penna. ave- and 9th q,
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AUCTION SALES.
DYw L. WALL 4 CO., Auctieneers,
ID New Marble Building.
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue

RYw W. l.. WALL 4 CO.. -Aucuoneers,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvanis avenue.
SALE OF FURNITURE. CUTLERY, FARO
a On THURspAY MORNING, November
Va 10th. commencing at o o'cl ,ck, we will sell,
at our sassi0S~ an assortment Of Furniture,
Walnut Marble ton Chamber suit.
Walnut Marble-top Bureaus, w ashstands, Tables
lounges Bedstesi Is Tab TsS c sS sa@ci0th
e%@ saasr Biaasst Pillows
Knives, Forks, Plated Casters, spoons, Sc
i Large Mirror. Looking glasses "A'
A,so. Faro Table. with appurtsnauces,
:, With numerous other articles ia the furniture
line,
SPECIAL CTION NOTCH.
HIGGINS. COBB CO.. Auctioneers Baltimore.
THURSDAY: NOVEMBER 10Th, 1870,
SPECIAL SALE
EEAR %I'; =; !, ID, :;ors rrEs.
400 APP Eef Ssn W FUR fUk's,
Sable, Mink, Ermine, Gray Squirrel. MuskrAt,
Fancy Squirrel, French: German, aud American
t cmsh' french o0ney haf'' Collars oape' and
BEAR, WOLF AND RACC0ON SLEIGH BOBss.
H G1 @9sR,D G 81 isis CO. Auc,ion..r
Pr LATIMER 0LEARY: Auc.ionssrs,
u Successors to Cooper Latimer,)
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvsnia ave. and 18th st
COMFORTABLY TWO-STORYF FRAME HOUSE,.
No goo LSTREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
NV JEkSEH AVENUE AND Sd STREET,
- oS MONDAY AFTERNOON, November.
.S. sell fGnt Of sse
proved by two story Frame House containing four
Terms: One-half cash: residue in six and twelve
months, secured by . deed Of trust the premises
with notes bearing interest. Conveyancing and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost. $50 down at
time OF sale. Title indsputable.
no9 dads LATIMRR = CLEARY. Aucts.
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~. HOUSE, SIGN,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
No. Gas LOUISIANA AVENUE.
LIMITATIONS OF all kinds Of wood and marble neaty an
ecnfe6 n the latest and most approved styles.
Uz3ly PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO-
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]. HUDSON,
0OUYH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th end 18th strestss
prepared TO s1ecute In the very best style, Ct ~
9uSed rsses; ana on snort notice, ell kinds Of
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
. GLAZING, Etc
RATIOHS. nhI5-Iy
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BETWEEN PESSsYLvASIAA vENrE AsDD STREET.
r.I.s-A look at his handsome Bow Windows viii
''pa! yOr the trouble 10 take ID. &C u-tr
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~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
til WEDNESDAY. 9th November, same hour and
place. BY order Trustees.
no2d WI. WALL CO, Aucts
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Reading and Thinking.

Bacon SAYS reading makes a full
man; bu: without digestion, fullness is
dyspepsia, and creates sleepiness and
inert rat incapable Of action. Hazlitt
saws you might as we'll ask the para
lytic to leap from his chair and throw
away his crutch, or without a miracle
to take up his bed and walk, as to ex-
pect the learned reader to throw down
his book and think to himself He is
borrower OF sense. He has no ideas
Of his own, aud must live on those
of others. The Habit of supplying
our ideas from foreign sources enfee-
bles all eternal strength Of thought, as
course Of dram-drinking destroy. the
tone OF the stomach. The Word OF
God is pre-eminently a book for direct
reading, and is never seen in its glory if
we will persist in wearing the colored
spectacles OF another mans comment.
Pure and cool are its streams if We
drink Immediately from the well head,
but when the precious crystal has long
stood in earthen vessels, its freshness is
gone; the truth is there, perhaps. but
not the life. We should let texts lie on
our hearts till they melt into them like
snow-fakes dissolving into the soil.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, November eighth
Congressional District-Brooks, Tam
many, SSl7; Wilkes, Republican, 5SOS;
Wadsworth, 1916.
Fourth Congressional District
Roosevelt, Tammany, 1890; Legget,
Republican, 96l; McMahon, Young
Democracy, ll,l7l. :,
Ninth Congressional District-Woo ood,
l4,79S; EIlinger, 1886; Hillyer, APO.
Sixth Congressional District-Cox,
1884; Greeley, 1913.
New York, November 9.-Returns
from the State and city come in slowly.
Enough have been received, however,
to warrant the assertion that Hoffman 3
majority will reach 10000. Governor
Hoffman estimates that this will be his
majority in the State, calculating that
the 1000 given for him in Kings county
will counterbalance all that he may
lose in the rural districts. The Demo
cratic gain over 1868 is steady through
out the State, though it will not equal
the gain Of 1869. The Democrats gain
three Congressional districts, electing
J. w. Warren in the Troy district and
claiming Marvins defeat in the Sara
toga district. St. John, Republican,
has carried Van Wycks old district,
and Ketcham, Republican, has been
reelected by an increased majority
in Columbia district. Hotchkiss dis
trict, which the Democrats hoped to
carry. on account OF the Republican
quarrel, has gone Republican. Ellis
Roberts, Republican, was elected in the
Republican candidate has been defeated
Utica District, while Duell, the regular
by McCarthy,ln the Oneida District. Ses-
sions runs behind his ticket in Chad-
tauqua, though he is in no danger
VIM. Williams, Democrat, is elected IN
the Erie District This makes the
Democratic gain three The Assembly
looks close. The Republicans gain
three members in Kings, and New
York, ifthey are not counted. They
lose two in Monroe. They gain
one in Orange District. The Republicans
gain two in Albany county. They gain
one in Lewis, one in Queens, one in
Westchester. one in Ulster, and one in
Fulton and Hamilton counties. They
lose in Erie. Altogether it looks as If
thev had carried the Assembly. Roose-
Welt is elected in the Fourth Congre5-
sional District over Mcmahon.
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General Council OF the Evangelical
Lutheran Church.

LANCASTER, Ohio, November 9.-At
the session of the Lutheran General
Council to-day, the Emigrant House,
heretofore connected with the Castle
Garden Mission, at New York, was
placed under the management OF sep,
arate committee.
The English Church Book committee
was instructed to insert series Of fam
lily prayers in the mex: edition Of the
church book, and to make no alteration
in the Rubrical directions concerning
the confession Of sin. The committee
was also instructed to hasten the publ
cation ofa Sunday School Hymn Book,
with appropriate music for the service
and hymns. The new provisions for
the German Hymn Book were referred
to the District Synods for examination
and approval.
The Council will hold a session this
evening, and it is expected that they
will adjourn tonight sine die.