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FINANCE AND TRADE.

OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, January IL, 1871
OUR BANKS.
The three National Banks have made
publication oftheir business for the quar-
ter ending on the 18th ult. The following
is the exhibit;
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Georgetown College and Female
Seminary.

TlTESE Institutions are enjoying q verS
Il prosperous year., with hull faculties and
q large Increase Of student in each. For
catalogues address DR.. N. n. CraWfOrd or
Prof JFJ. Buckers Georgetown, Ky. ae4
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- - 90 II - YoFK.

NEW YORK, January u, 1850 pm
Stocks 40 the opening were unsettled.
They closed hrmBr and moderately &C
tive:
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Trustees Sale ---VsIuabls Cotton
Plantation.

IN pursuance Of a Trust Deed made TO me by
i james W Smith on I'D day of January.
1859, and recorded az Beulah, Bolivar county,
Miss IN Book L, page SO, 70 secure the pay
ment Of three prOmissOry notes therein
mentioned la payment OF eleven undre
and fifty $3.50 having been made on first
MOTEL. / viii sell.
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NOTICE IS hereby given that, as commits
~ sioner 1ofthsL Circuit Courts OF C~rlrteudeu
and Lafayette counties, Arkansas aud by VIE
tue OF the DEGREES rendered by said courts 7
win sell. at the door OF the state capitol
house. in the city OF Little Rock ArEaUsasr
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GEEWAs
uy1os AND PLANTERS HAsE

We append this report, made on the lst
made by this bank IN October. 20 show
It's steady growth during the first quarter
Of the busy season:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
From Mexico.

MONTEREY, Aug. 2l.-A local revolution is
emminent Gazamella, the successful gubcrna-
torial candidate in the recent election, was i'm
prisoncd by the present Governor, on charge
of perjury. lie is unable to obtain trial and
has appealed to the people. The revolutionary
chief Pietro Martinez sustains him. This chief
has two hundred men and is recruiting. All
parties are awaiting the action of the legisa
ture in September Encroga will join Martinez
in the State fight
CRY OF MEXICO, Aug. 24.-The Bess has
announced the breaking out Of a revolution in
Oaxaca against the State government, and that
Diaz is in the field with 100 men. If true,
this is alarmingly significant as presaging a
general revolution. Insignificant riots have oc-
Cured at various localities In a riot against
Protestants at Morclia, seven persons were
killed. Copies Of an agraran law arc scattered
all over the country, melting discomfort among
the ignorant.
a preparatory junta of members Of Congress
takes place on the lst proximo The ,perma'
nent session commences September 10th. The
election of Juarez is more doubtful than ever.
Money and official positions arc freely offered
to congressman for votes. Congress will act
independently Of the vote Of the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

the Cape Carnavaral light house and are on
their way here.
NORFOLK, Va, August %l.-The schooner
Marion, previously reported ashore on boay
Island has arrived here in charge OF Cartaih
McCarty, wreck master The schooner IS
leaking two feet of water per hour. She has
third of her cargo on board.
The flagship Severn, which sails tonight for
New York, will keep close watch for wrecks.
KEY WEST, August 3l.-The steamer tIyde
Which arrived on Sunday. experienced. heavy
gales. Shereports the steamerM Mississippi total
wreck 20 miles above Cape Florida The steam
er Cortcz had her deck load washed overheard.
She took the the Misslssippi's passengers to
New Orleans. Tht steamer Juniata ran ashore
Thursday night 20 miles above cape Florida
She will probably be saved. The bark LINDA a.
from New Orleans, foundered during gale on
Carey Fort reef. The captain and five OF the
crew have reached cape Florida. :.
PHILADELPHIA, August 3l.-Prlratc DIS,
patches from Captain Hoxie report the total
wreck of the steamer .Juniata, from New Or
leans and Havana, to Philadelphia. The crew
were saved. ;.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3l.-A private dis
patch from Lake City, Florida: says the Junl-
alta will be 4 total wreck. The passengers
we're saved and will be taken to Savannah on
the ship Severn.
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Damage by Storm.

New YORK, Aug. 3I.-A dispatch from
Port Jervis, New York, 10Th y<:-Tho
storms of the past few days are now being felt
in damages by the flood The Delaware river
is many feet above the high water mark and is
still rising rapidly. At this place there is Il
$4,000 suspension bridge being constructed
across the Delaware. \ long and expensive
Golfer dam has just been completed aud an lm-
proved steam pump with boiler and cneiue
placed in it to proceed with the work Of laying
the middle pier The dam is entirely sub mcrgcd
and the machinery nearly so. If tho river COLI
tinues rising few hours longer the whole
structure will be swept away. At Milford, Pa,
the hotel Of s. D. Van Ettcn is in imminent
danger. On Vauicrulonk Creek the bridge at
Shermon' steam tanncry has been swept away
and the engine house of the tannery bank is
caving in, and it is not safe to work about. the
tanncry Travel on the Erie railroad is serious
ly impeded BY the storm Of last evening;
On the Monticello and Jervls Railway, all travel
has been suspended by heavy land slide at
HARDWOOD
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Vessel Sunk and Loss Of Life.

New York, Aug 3l.-Thc Cunard steamer
Java, from Liverpool arrived last night She
reports that on the night of the 18th Of Aug:
ust. about II o'clock, the saloon being full of
passengers the cry of hard a port, was heard.
The Java's engines stopped, and then came a
crash that shook the vessel from end to end: -
Those who rushed on deck saw one half of a
large vessel on one side and the other half on
the other side across the quarter Boats we're
got out at once and after searching carefully
about, they saved one man, from whom it was
learned that the vessel run down was the Nor
wcgian bark Annita, from Portsmouth to Que
bee, with twelve hands on board eleven of whom
went down with the bark. 1t was for some
tune Il matter Of doubt as to whether the Java
had not been injurcd but she escaped with the
loss of her topmast and some fifty feet of can
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
Local BreViffcS.

Mr.. John G. Adam, of this city, was thrown
out of carriage in Warrcnton, yesterday, ana
badly bruised The horses were scared by the
circus Mr. Beatty, their owner, who was
holding them, was knocked down, but not
hurt
\ family of ten persons named MLounU9y
living near Saem we're poisoned on Thursday
last by eating bread made from -four taken from
a barrel into which some rats bane had accident
ally been spilled None of them died
Up to two o'clock to-day $50 permits had
been granted for Washington school; o. tor
Gusts; SO for Lee; and s. for Peabody
The September term of the County Court
will commence on Monday. There arc no cr'ml-
nal cases on the docket.
The sale of a pew in the new Jewish Syna
sogue to Mr.. Louis Stein for SOL, was accident
ally omitted in notice that appeared IN yes
terday's Gazette
4 meeting of the Sd Ward Radicals will be
held tonight
James Young, the eolored man with frac-
tured skull, is still alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Aug 3l.-Thc confrmes at Gas
ticn were to confirm the agreement between
Austria and Prussia on some important prlncl-
plcs of policy. The "details Of the agreement
were written down on both sides, and the TWO
drafts compared and adjusted. They arc there
fore in the nature Of Il treaty. but not OF for
nal treaty The tunctionarics whose services
would have been necessary i'll tho drawing ut Il
formal treaty were not present. Thus the Sc
crct of the actual terms is better kept. The
statement Of policy made BY the Vienna Cabl-
net in December last, created situation be-
tween Austria and Prussia which called for
4 more accurate definition of their relations
than could be secured 10y the exchange OF
diplomatic notes. The Gastcn conference
enabled the two ChanceorS by means of con-
tdential conversations, to reach an understand
ing exactly how the interests OF the two powers
could he realized to their mutual advantage
and how their good understanding might be
utilized in dealing against other powers
The Roumanian railway difficulty has thus
received satisfactory solution in the Interest
of general peace and this is regarded as hap
py augury for the application Of similar joint
action in future difficulties.
The League for maintaining peace means
was against any power that can be provoked
to disturb the peace. Russia knowing and
understanding this, makes vast preparations for
war.
The Pope, 10 receiving the homage Of the
Papal guards, said: Il cannot name the day
of our deliverance; but the time is not remote
When we shall issue together from our prison.
VERSAILLES, Aug. 30.-The subject Of the
dissolution of the French Assembly is settled
for the present At caucus held by the Tx
treme Left, presided over by Gambctta, the
party was found 50 divided that it was deter
mined to abandon the issue.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.--At the preliminary ex-
animation Of Clarke, the American bond robber,
the principal witnesses were McsSrs. BoWles:
the American bankers and MeSsrs. Sandersor
and Laugham, all of whom were victims Of the
fraud.
The armour-plated steamship Of war Repulsc
ashore at Sheerness was got off. The amount
of damage sustained is yet unknown.
The Journals contain sharp criticisms upon
the navy and its administration.
The Iron and Stell Institute of the town Of
Dudley, the principal seat OF the iron trade in
the county of Worcester, has sent commits
sion of its members to the /. S. to report upon
the management of blast furnaces, etc
\ testimonial to John Bright is c0ntem.
plated by the people of the pottery region.
Subscriptions have been opened in ENGLAND
for the relief of the people OF Persia, and the
Minister Of that country has been named chair
man Of the committee to solicit aid for his
countrymcn.
Garibaldi telegraphs from Caprcra to friends
in London that his health is better.
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From New York.

New York. Aug. 3l.-The McGhee, arrest
ed at Troy, and brought to Jersey City, has
proved to be 4 brother Of the victim of the late
fire
Information was received at the coroner $
Office Yesterday p. m. that Eliza McCarty, aged
24, had died in childbirth at 10th street and
Third avenue, under suspicious circumstances
4 brother-iu-law Of the deceased reported that
she admitted to friends that she had performed
IN operation upon herself resulting in prema,,
ture delivery DR.. Stencil, who prescribed
for the deceased refused a certificate OF burial.
Deputy coroner Beach will examine the body.
i new boiler has been contracted for the
Staten Island ferry boat Westield.
The schooner Joseph j. Thompson capslzed
yesterday in the bay. She was saved by tugs.
No lives were lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
Mississippi Radical Convention.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 3l.-Thc Repubi-
can State Convention adjourned at midnight
At late hour the following resolutions were
passed without i dissenting voice
Resolved, That recognizing the principles OF
the Republican party as set forth in the nation
al republican platform and exempliied in the
general policy adopted by the present National
administration, as of binding force, we do here
by reaffirm those principles and approve the
measures and laws which have been adopted to
carry the same into effect.
Second, that we favor the lowest taxation
that will maintain an economical admlnlStla-
ton of the State government.
Third that we will maintain liberal SyS-
tenn of free public schools and secure equal adj
vantages to all the youth Of the state lrreSlec-
tive Of race, color or previous condition.
Fourth, that we endorse the republican ad,
muistration of the State OF MlSSlSslprl and
that in the approaching campaign this tall, re-
cognziug His Excellency, Governor James
L. Alcorn as our standard bearer. We pledge
our united aud earnest support III defending
the principles OF the Republican party aud IN
bearing its standard on to All assured and &io'
riouS victory.
Fifth, that having secured the blessing Of
universal suffrage We will continue our efforts
as a party in this State TO secure the speedy
adoption OF universal amnesty
Lieut.. Governor Powers was appointed
chairman of the State executive committee.
Governor Alcorn made a speech OF three
hmrs reviewing his administration during the
past two years and defending himself against
the Pilot, which paper. he said he remoy"d
from the position of public printer tor piundcr'
iug the public Treasury His address WA, was
warmly received by the republicans. The
utmost harmony prevailed But one commit
tee report was opposed and that by but two
Or thrnr nrmhprS
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES to- THE GAZETTE.
THE STATE CONSERVATIVE CON
NENTAON.
RICHMOND, August 3lst.

RICHMOND, August 3lst.
The Convention, pursuant to adjournment
reassembcd this morning, and was called to
order by the President at 1915.
The resolution inviting Gov Walker to u
seat in the Convention, tabled at the session
Yesterday, was renewed this morning, and after
debate, participated i'll by Messrs Cox OF
Chesterfield Lcake, Of Albemare; and McNlul-
len, of Smythc; was adopted with only two or
three dissenting votes.
The Committee on Business, through their
chairman, ex-Gov Smith, submitted partial
report Of plan of organization and an avowal
of principles, which was adopted.
The Convention then took Il recess until
o'clock, to allow the committee further time to
complete their labors and perfect their plan.
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DIED..

At her residence, in Prince Georges county.
Md, on the 18th instant after brief Illness
Mrs. SUSAN F. MARBURY, q most estima-
BILE lady, beloved BY all who knew her.
On Tuesday, the 29th instant, BLANCHE
MELISSA, infant daughter Of c. F. and NJ. e..
Wollatd aged nine months and twenty-one days:
GS-The funeral will take place from Mary land
avenue depot, Washington, on Friday morning,
nj 10! n click
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IL T. RufIeraGain.

HARTFORD, Aug. 3l.-Cicn. Hawley pub
fishes the following card
Gen. Butler, in his Worcester speech; fixes
upon nv change from the army of the James
to b. Chief of:Staf under Gen. Terry in North
Carolina as the time when he displ accd me for
incfficcncy and incompetency. Hc was re-
lievcd from command and sent to Lowell Jan
uary eth, 1854, did not make that change
till more than two weeks afterwards when Cen.
Ord was in command of that army and But
Ter had nothing to do with it.
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jan 81
ITO BUILDERS.
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING BIlL-
DINGS ONTHE MARKET SQUARE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Proposals will be received by the undersigned
until SATU RDAI, September ., ISL, at three
o'clock D. m, for furnishing material and per
forming the work required in the erect ion Of Il
Market House, Court House, Offices, &c. &c,
authorized by an act Of the City Council, APP
proved June % 1871, and in accordance Will
plans and specifications Of Adolph Cluss, Archl-
tect, which can be seen at the Auditors office,
on and after Monday, August 9th.
The proposals will be opened and considered
BY the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, ana
the award made us soon rs practicable.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids, if it be deemed for the interest OF
the city to do so.
No proposal will he entertained from any per-
son who is not known to be II practical builder.
The proposals must be made by filling out tho
blanks, to be obtained at the Auditors office,
and they should be enclosed in Il scaled cnvcl-
ope. endorsed 'PropoSals for the erection Of
buildings on the Market square, Alexandrla.
Va" and addressed to ROBERT 5. ASHBl,,
Secretary of Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
HUGH LATHAM. Mayor.
GEO. r. SIINN, Priest. G. {.
ROBERT s. ASHBY, Auditor.
W. y. CORSE, Treasurer.
aug 25-td Comm RS. Sinking Fund.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR, two years old,
i and PURE SPICES, for safe by
GEO. McBURNEI u son,
aug 81 1G6 and 10 King street
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The Markets.

ut %. for money and account. American sccur-
ties quiet md steady. Bonds, 1867, %; let5s,
old, !t3s lS61s 925: l0-i0S Cox.
FRAHEroRr, Aug. 3l.-Bomds 95la955.
PARIS, Aug. 3l.-Frcnch rrn,cs 81 francs %
centimes.
New YORK, August 3l.--Stocks strong and
steady. Gold firm and dull IT Ia. Va sixe;;
63; new % Money easy III 3. Flour dull and
declining Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and unchanged
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The Eastern Railroad Disaster.

BoSToN, Aug. $l:-The Inquest upon the
body of John B. Wells, victim: {: th, East
crn railroad disaster, VINO died At tl.e city hes
pital, was ccnfucd simply TO nc Manner Of
death and v.rd;.t vas reudel d accordingly
An inquest is being heil at I-ynn in he c.l>es
of Jacob A. len and AnG: l,awSvu. also VIC
Tins Of the disaster.
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rho Case of Thomas X. Bird.

RICHMOND, Aug. 3I.-Application for the
pardon Of Thomas r. Bird, convicted in the
CORPORATION Court Of Alexandria OF bigamy,
was this morning submitted to the Governor
by Col. William kilsour, who made 4 full
statement of the case to his excellency, which
received All attentive hearing. Other parties
will visit the Governor this evening in behalf
of Bird aud the chances seem good for his par
don, though nothing i, yet known Of the lTov-
.rpor int,.n,iun.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

BALTIMORE. Aug. 3l-|'n. skies, old, 81 bid;
do. coupon, old, G3 bid do. new ~! bid. ~
asked: Cotton quiet and steady; low mddllngs
lS. Flour steady and in fair demand Wheat
easier; Ohio and Indiana l35al39 Corn firm;
white Southern GSa77; yellow do. 70aI5; mix-d
Western G9a70 Oats firmer at 45a48
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
Summer Clothing.

Great inducements in Summer Clothing are
now being offered by s. BLoNDHEIM, corner
King and Fairfax streets, he being determined to
close out hi, stock without regard to cost. His
stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods is always
large, and satisfac ti"c is guaranteed to all who
may favor him wit il their patronage. aug y
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Marine Disasters.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, August SO. a gale
struck the steamer Lodona on the 10th instant
and on the 18th at 1:S0a. H. the vessel struck
near Cape False and became total wreck
The saved were Schohed, the engineer, Stev-
ens and Smith mates, and Mooney, fireman,
Wolf the mess boy, the captain son, the COOK
and four sailors. The survivors have reached
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

FLAG PoLE-Gcorge l.. Seaton. the color
ed member of the legislature from this county,
has presented the Columbia Fire Company
with valuable flag pole, which was erected
on their engine house to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

EXCURSION PosTpoNED.-Th excursion
heretofore advertised to be given by the Young
Mcc's Christian Association next Friday even
lug, has been indefinitely postpone.
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REMOVAL.

Il "'' 1>'''
We hereby give notice to our former CUSTOM
ers, acouuintanccs and friends that we have
moved from the corner of King and Royal to
No. 6S King street, where we will, in the future
keen the best selection of Mems Ladies' Misses
and Childrcns BOOTS and SHOES, ut lower
prices than they can pc obtained clcwhcrc in AL
exandrin ,,
RAMMEL & SONDHElMER.
p. S.-Boots and Shoes made To order and re-
nair;nr neatly executed. aug 30-3t
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HORSE OvERBoARD-Ah horse and cart be-
longing to Henry Englebritch, backed over
board at Eldridge's wharf this morning. The
gearing was speedily cut away and the horse
rescued by being towed around to King street
dock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

THE B. H. LAMBERT, JR.-Captain Enoch
Da7iss sloop, Mary F. Butler, having been re-
built and enlarged at Hunters shipyard. has
been launched, and now rides the water like a
thing of life, under the name of the B. H. Lam
bert. If,
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j ~. L. u
W. l.. Penn, Secretary.
r. II IES s.,
RI IES.
TATE TAXES FOR 1871 .

TATE TAXES FOR 1871.
-
The State tax bills for 1871 are now in my
hands for collection. All persons arc hereby
notified that they are required to come to my
Office No. 81 King street, and make payment.
On all bills not paid by the lst of September
five per cent will be added to the amount, and
the bills turned over to the City Sergeant who
is compelled by law to force immediate payment.
w. D. CORSE,
il 26-LSl City Treasurer, Alexandra.
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SCARCITY OF VESSELS. -Cumberland Coal
is rapidly accommodating at the depots in this
city in consequence of the want Of vessels to
take it away. Coal is plentiful, treights high
but vessels scarce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

HANDSOME BoAT.-A handsome four CARED
gig was brought here this morning from George
town by its builder, Mr.. Joseph Passeno, for
Lieutenant Everett, OF Fort Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

GR1sT M1LIS-Thc mill streams in this
neishborhood have, in consequence of the late
few light showers, raised little. and the grlst
mills that were compelled to suspend operations
entirely, have commenced to RIM few hours
Anil,,
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EDE(.9TE1.S.7L.
UM. II. GREENWELL'S SCHOOL FOR

w BOYS
The duties Of this School will be resumed on
Monday, September 4th, at the Friendship En-
CINE House, on Alfred steeet. between King and
P:ince. The course embraces the Senior, Inter
mediate and Junior studies. Bookkeeping will
also be taught if desired, to advanced pupils
Bills payable by the quarter in advance. For
the charges of tuition, &c. apply at No. a. Duke
street. corner Water, or at the school room.
aIlp 2S-2M
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m" "OSCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH, DEAR
FRIENDS, ONCE MORE "A meeting of the
Third Ward Republican, Club will be held at
the school house on Alfred street, between
Princess and Oronoko streets, on Thursday even
ing next, 3lst inst, Mt I! o'clock. a general at
tendance is requested as matters Of Importance
will be submitted to the meeting. BY order
7. j. EDELIN, President.
W. L. PENN, Secretary. aug 30-2t
G.E"PuRLIc MEETING.-Thcre will be a meet
ing of tho Conservative party of Falls Church
Township, at Bailey's Cross Roads, on Saturday
afternoon, September 3D. ut 4 o'clock for the
purpose of electing delegates to the County Con
venton, to be held at Fairfax Court House, Sep
tcmbcr 18th, Court day, to nominate candidate
for the House Of Delegates, and to elect Delegates
to the Senatorial Convention to be held in Alex
andria October 4th 1871. y full meeting Is re-
qucstcd. BY order Of
JON G. McEEIGH Chm Committee.
Falls Church, aug 20-It