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valuable Land for sale

IN NOI1OWA Al.
vITIII, be sold on Wednesday, The 10Th day
w Of September next, on the premises il not
previously sold privately, that valuable tract OF
land on Noltoway river, OF which The late Elisha
Jedress died possessed. The tract contained
about 500 acres old survey, bnt will be re-survey-
ed I, is believed that there are about 200 acres
of most valuable river and creek low grounds
arabic, and fair proportion OF wood land. !,
lies about miles from Jefress' Store, and adj
Joins The lands Of Col knight, Ed. t. Jetire,s,
G. Crae and Charles Smith. II may be advan-
,ageously divided into two iracts-and purchasers
dispose, 10 bny privately are referred 10 Col. Asa
Dupny, OF Prince Edward or John P. Dnpuy, 81
Notloway, who are authorized 10 negotiate in BE-
half OF the DISTRIBUTES
June 3-cwtds
HOMMlsSlON BuSlNESS..-T subscIi-
" Der having formed co-parinelship with
John A. Robinson, his business will in tu-
ture be conducted under The firm of WILLIAMS
4 ROBINSON. Upon all produce in hand, Ii
bera advances will be made. Flour Of all grades
and bes, quality will be kept constantly on hand.
Our pers nal attention will be given 10 sales oil
Tobacco, Flour, Wheal, aud all other consign'
menls directed 10 our care.
June 20-c2m THOS. WILLIAMS,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
E0R ROSTnN

IN The Schr CORVo, Capt Crockett, now
ASX lying in the Dock, and having large por-
lion of her cargo engaged, will have despatch.
For balance oftreght apply on board, or TO
June 20 RANKIN & WHlTlOCK.
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~ p Turpin's Lottery Off &c

. NEW DOORS above The Union ri hel,
A Man Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass DC, for 1915, be
~ "a Alexandra. D. c., on Saturday, nne
5 sS l g ass spsndl Prizes 10000 DOH
Isl noo 5000, 5 900 1000. 5000, p prize Of
i1 c,)0 % Of 500, &c, SC. - numbers, 10 bal
Csr,6eates of packages OF 25 whole tickets 13t
dollars, Is halves Is, 25 quarters 81 50.
uo sr Packages and certificates OF package o
wboIes, halves and quarters, and single tic 'ets
wholes, halves and quarters in all OF The at owe
Nav % 1Ot Main street, Rich nond, Va.
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} o n ES w INST TON,
Wholesale ana Retail Gro ers and
Go III III SSiOn Merchants

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
NV Ill. give prompt attention 10 the sale Of
w Flour, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Tobacco or
any other Country Produce consigned 10 their adj
dresS, or lhat OF their Agent, GEO K. PEAKE
FOR SALE, upon The most reasonable terms.
Bacon, gross and n II Iierrinss, Sugar. Coffee.
MolasseS, Salt, Iron, Nails, Steel, &c, &c Or
ders solicited under The honorable assurance, that
The customers of no house in the city shall fare
better June 23-cllJy
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TOHN WATTERSON, the son of Jos. Wat
y ,erson, late of Montgomery county, Stale OF
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago and was last heard OF on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagonerS, or
some such business. This was some seven or
eight wears ago-since which time, no intorma-
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since he has interest here worth attending 10. II
he is still living, any information OF HIM viii be
thankfully received by line addressed 10 James
Heslep, Lafayette P. o., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec 20-r2a WSm
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Public Sale of Land,

IN MONROE COUN 1.
TN pursuance of decree OF the Circuit Supc-
i rior Court Of Law and Chancery for The cuun-
" Of Louisa pronounced on The 10Th OF April,
1915, in the case of ID. y. & Il. NJ. Jones, mer
chants and partners and Daniel Perkins against
Mary P. Duke widow Of Benz. B. Duke, dec.
and others, WILL as commissioner appointed by
said decree, on Thursday, the 2Sih day Of Au-
gust next al II o'clock A. NJ, al Union, in The
county Of Monroe, expose 10 SALE publicly, 10
the highest bidder, subject 10 the dover oil the wi
dow OF the said g. b. Duke, all the Real Estate
lying in the said county OF Monroe. of which the
said Duke died seized and possessed. This Land
lies in The neishborhood Of Union, consists Of
about TWENTY-FIVE hundred acres, and might he
made most valuable grass farm. II has upon
il an inexhauslihle quantity of IRON ere, which, il
is believed, may be made source OF srea, profit.
The terms of sale will be cash for 50 much as
may be necessary 10 deiray The expense attending
the execution OF the decree aforesaid The balance
10 lie paid in two equal annual inslalmenS, The
purchaser executing bond with good security, and
the lille 10 be retained ill the whole OF The pur
chase money he paid
MARY p. DUKE, Com'r,
BY p. Guerrant, her agent.
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June q
NEW SUPPLY.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c.

NEW SUPPLY.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c.
June l6h, 1915
DUTNEY & WATTS are now opening per
i steamboats, and packets, a new supply Of
SUMMER BOOTS and SHOES, of every
description, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses Boys,
and Children. Also Travelling Trunks, Car
pet Bags, &c. We respectfully invite our old
customers and the public al large 10 give Us a
call: we assure them that our stock is of The best
quality, and will be sold al the very lowest prices
1t ha> been our aim and desire 10 keep on hand
Il stock Of the hest quality of goods in our line
and we will sell them as low a possible. We
respectfully invite all III want Of the very best
and handsumcst articles in The Boot, Shoe, and
Trunk line, 10 give Us a call. Our stock will be
found large and desirable at all seasons
PUTNEY x WATTS
Dealers in all The most fashionable styles OF
Ladies, Genllemen's, Misses, Boys and Chill
dren'> Boots, Shoes, &c. June It,
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For. Sale

T OFFER Tor sale my Plantation, situated in
i The county OF Buckingham. on James River
a short distance below Bent Creek. The tract
contains four hundred acrcs-onc hundred OF
which are James river bottom, in high stale OF
cultivation. The high land is excellent-con-
tanning fair proportion Of tobacco land, 10 clear
The Improvements consist OF Il small tu COM
portable framed dwelling house, large and well
constructed barn, and all other necessary out
buildings, in good repair. ANY person who may
wish 10 purchase will he pleased 10 call on the
subscriber, who resides in he nciehborhood OF
Bent Creek, Appomallox county.
May l6-clOl' ID. C.. JONES.
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COMMITTED 10 the Jail of Kanawha coun-
" ", on the 9Th December last, as Runaway
Slave, although he claims 10 be free, man call
ing himself ALEXANDER ANTHONY, aged
about 80 years-very black large white eyes,
about feet 10 inches high-had on when COM
miued blue linsey coat 4 pair OF negro cotton
panlaloons, an old swans-down waslcoat with
bullet buttons, and an old straw hat He says
he was emancipaled BY man named "John
Henry" of Lincoln county, North Carolina
On his committal, he produced 4 paper, calling ii
his Stree papers," but which no man on earth can
decipher IL he be slave, the owner is desired
10 prove him, pay charges and take him away.
WILL HATCHER,
April 4-w3m. Jailor Of Kanawha ca.
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TRUST SALE OF LANDS IN GOOCH.

TRUST SALE OF LANDS IN GOOCH-
LAND.
Rl vil'ue OF deed Of trust bearing date the
- MJanuary, 1914, and OF record in the office
of the Clerk OF GoochIand County Court, from
John 7. Bealy and wife, and Mark Hunt and
WIFE 10 me, as Trustee. shall proceed Ia sell on
Tuesday, the 18th July next, on The pre-
misses, al public auction Tor cash 10 the amount
OF six hundred and thy dollars, and on credit
without interest Till The 81 January, lSiG for The
balance OF The purchase money, 10 be secured by
bond with approved security, and also by reien
ton Of the tile deed OF trust on the land sold
al the option the purchaser, two Tracts OF Land.
situate in the county OF Guochland. within a few
miles OF PowclFS Tavern, described in said deed
as follows, viz: "A certain tract or parcel Of
Land, containing BY estimation two hundred acres
he The same more or less, bounded by the lands
OF contiguous landholders as follows On the
North by The lands OF Mrs. Lucy Conch on The
East by The land of Holman Shoemaker, on the
South by The lands of Edgar Harris, and on lhc
West by The ands OF said Lucy Couch; also
small tract or lot t2round, contiguous 10 buI not
Immediately adjoining the aforesaid tract OF land
containing by estimation about Two acres, be he
same more or less, situated adjoining the Tract q:
land in Goochland known as the Dover Tract
On The first il The above tracts there is a small
dwelling house, and oul-houScs requisite Tor
plantation purposes, and The Two tracts together
| constitute a desirable farm.
The title Ia the above lands is believed 10 be
perfect, but, selling Is trustee, ] shall only CON
vey such tile as is vested in me by The said deed
JAS. A. Seldom,
June l6-d&ctls Trustee
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS.
A LII creditors of James Cole Dickinson late
II OF Louisa county, are called upon 10 pro-
duce their claims Immediately for settlement; and
persons TO whom the deceden, was bound as Sc
CURLY for others are particularly urged 10 make
their demands Immediately known 10 the UNDER
signed, and to see The principals, else this notice
will be pleaded in bar
All indebted TO The deceased, likewise, are no-
fled 10 make Immediate payment, aS the condition
OF the Estate admits Of no indulgence
JONATHAN r. COWlIERD,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Junp IT-cWSwt
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SALE AT AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN HANOVER


Df virtue al 4 deed uf trust executed 10 The
ID subscriber by The late Mrs. Susan Fox upon
The first day OF May in The year 1888, 10 secure
the payment 81 certain sums OF money therein
specified, shall, trustee mentioned in lie sand
deed, sell Al public auction for cash, upon The pre-
misses, on the lth day OF July, 1915, that certain
tract or parcel Of Land, lying and being in Bacs
wells Neck, in the lower end .: Hanover county ,
obtaining i5G acres, and bounded follows, 10
Wit beginning on Pamunkey River atthe mouth
OF branch that divides This land and Benjamin
Oliver, Jr.'s land running from thence up the said
branch as it mcaEdeTs eishly-lwo poles 10 the
public road leading ON The Piping Tree 10.
wards the ely OF Richmond, thence South that
road as winds Sol poles 10 4 corner in the sa me
with John Real, thence with The said Reals land
y. ~ +. 81 poles b. lne-trecs ranging nearly
with The lower part OF The bank OF ditch thrown
ouwartS from this land thence running nearly
on the edge Of ditch cul altogether on this land,
passing marked gum and a marked broken
down red oak 81 poles 10 John Bassell's land, the
aforesaid ditch continued, and a branch as IL me :
andcrs 29i poles 10 Pamnnkey River, and thence
down the said river 10 The beginning.
believe the lille 10 the above property 10 BE-
indispulable, but | shall sell ii with special war
ran,y only as trustee. JOS. MAlO Y,
June l1-ctds Trustee.
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FRESH GROCERIES

THE subscriber having taken the store re-
j. Gently occupied by Messrs. Dickinson 4
Hunter, corner above the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Depot, has in store
and offers for sale general assortment of Gro
ceries. He would respectfully invite his old Gus
TONER'S friends, and the public large TO give him
call, as he is determined to sell low for cash or
to punctual customers.
ALEXANDER GARRETT.
N. B. The subscriber will pay particular al
tention TO the sale of all kinds Of produce directed
10 his care A. GARRETT.
May 27--c4w
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ALSO,
An additional supply OF Ladies' French Mo-
rocco Slippers, from the same house, very hand
some, and will be sold quite cheap al
DAVID BtLLlNGTONS,
June q 81, West Main Street.
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ROTARY PUMPS.


TIME inhabitants OF Richmond, and all others
Il who may be interested, are invited TO exa-
mine the Rotary Pump and Engines now exhibl-
ted in this city by the subscribers, at the office of
the Southern Planter, Main street, nearly oppo-
site the Banks This Pump is found upon trial
OF l2years, 10 be superior in operation, and more
durable than any other in use-t has received a
diploma from the American Institute for three
successive years. The subscribers manufacture
four sizes, which can be applied 10 Wells, Cis-
terms, Springs &c; also for Stationary Engines
tor Factories, Movable Fire Engines, Rail Road
Stations for Supplying Reservoirs, and protection
against Fire, and for any other purpose where
large quantity OF water is required, being per-
feet Draughl and Force Pump, drawing from 10
to 300 gallons of water minute. This Pump
has been extensively introduced in The New Ing
land States, and has given universal satisfaction,
as can be shown by letters OF Recommendation in
our possession. We also manufacture Garden
and Plantation Engines, neat and useful article.
We keep also on hand Lead Pipe of various
sizes, Hose, Stop-cocks, and every article neces-
sary Tor putting the pumpsin operation.
Persons wishing to purchase TO sell again, can
do SO at a satisfactory discount
Arril S-c3m Z. S. WILLIAMS& co.
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MARY p. DUKE, Con'r,
BY p. Guerranl, her agent.
cwtds

MIR. DABNEY COSBY You, being non
INl resident OF This Commonwealth, viii lake
notice, that shall, on the 18th day of July, 1915,
at my s,or.-house in Columbia, Fluvanna coun-
", Virginia, proceed 10 take The dispositions o!
William Sanlerson and others, TO be read rs evil
dence in suit now depending in The Circuit Su-
perior Court ot Law and Chancery for Guoci-
land county, wherein | am plaintiff and Won
and another are defendants. Should The taking
Of said dispositions be not completed on The sad
day, the same will BE- continued from day 10 day,
al the same place, until finished.
June l7-cw4w JOSEPH HODGSON
MIR. SAMUEL. GIBBS You not being an
lPl inhabilani oil this commonwealth, and hay
ing no known agent here, will take notice, that
we shall proceed, on The Both day of June next
between the hours of eight O'Clock, before noon.
aud sunset, AT the Law Office of Leah l. Brink.
ley, in the Town of Memphis Tennessee, 10 take
the deposition OF Joseph G. Williams TO be read
as evidence in suit depending on The Chancery
side Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law AMI
Chancery for Chesterfield county, Virginia, in
which we are plaintiffs and you and others de-
PENDANTS
PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS & COMP,
of the Union Bank Of Tennessee
Nav 30-rviw-
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UiNDSOUE IND STPERTUR
p hoes for chill drcn {.
TIME snbscri cr has Just received the follow
J. ing Shoes tor Children from Philadelphia,
made BY McCurdy and Slralton. The Ladies,
and purchasers generally, can select from beau
lilul variety Of the latest styles. A call is re-
spcclu!ly invited. The assortment consists Of
ChildrrIl's SUPERIOR Bronze Moroccu Boots
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MARINE JOURNAL.

,,..r;sers will please send in their favors
GAI nrl,cs. z. NJ. Advertisements in
before ;.Ss,,on in Mondays paper, should be
0'',N ~ Saturday.
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This is 10 certify that Jasper S. Thurston is
competent 10 tune and repair Piano Foltes, and
We recommend him 10 the public, with The full as
surance that he will faithfully finish any work
entrusted 10 him.
(Signed) NUNNS q CLARK,
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, July II, 1910.
s-- Orders left with Nash & Woodhouse,
Drinker & Morris, or at the Post Office, will be
promptly attended to. June l4-w2w
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-11
OPINIONS OF GRE.AT MEN.

Woe unto him that giveth his neighbor drink,
that puttest the bottle to him, and makest him
drunken.-Holy ,oril
No proposition seems to me susceptible Of more
satisfactory demonstration than this-and | am
sure no person can give it one hours serious
thought without asserting to it-that, in the pre-
sent state of information on this subject no man
can think to act on Christian principles, or do a
patriots duty to his country and at the same time
make or sell the instrument of intoxication.-Hs Hen
ry Ware, Jr.
Can it be right for me to derive a living from
that which is debasing the minds and running the
souls of Others or that which is destroying forever
the happiness Of the domestic circle, and which is
filling the land with women and children in con-
dition far more deplorabe than that of widows and
orphans; or which is causing nnc-tenths of all the
crimes, or nne-tenths Of all the paupers in the
community Francis Wwland
am deeply convinced that the evils Of intcm-
perance can cease, till the virtuous in socie-
ty shall unite in pronouncing the man who attempts
to accumulate wealth by dealing out poison and
death to his neighbor as infamous.-Jchn Pier
poni.
/ challenge any many who understands the ma
ture of ardent spirit, and for the sake of gain con-
tnues to be engaged in the traffic. to show that he
is not involved in the guilt of mnrder.-Lyman
Beecher.
They who keep these fountains of pollution and
crime open are sharers, to no small extent in the
guilt whi.h flows from them. They command the
gateway of that mighty flood which is spreading
desolation through the land, and are chargeable
with the present and everlasting consequences, no
less than the infatuated victim who throws him
self upon the bosom Of the burning torrent, and is
borne by it into the gulf Of woe.-SamueL Spring
Say not "I will sell by the large quantity
have no tipplers about me, and therefore am not
guilty. You are the chief man in this business,
the others arc only subaterns. You are "po-
soner general. ~ Wilbur Fisk, ID. ID.
The men who traffic in ardent spirit, and sell
to all who will buy, arc poisoners general; they
murder his majesty's subjects by wholesale; nei-
ther does their eye pity nor spare. And what is
their gain' Is it not the blood Of these menS---
Who will envy their large estates and sumptuous
palacesi curse is in the midst of them. The
curse of God is on their gardens their walks their
groves fire that burns to the nethermost hell.
Blood, blood is there the foundation, the floor
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-11

Marley Encampment, No. 2-Odd Eel
lows hall, Alexandria; regular nights of
meeting, second and fourth Mondays in
every month.
Osceola Tribe, No. 2, Alexandria
at Odd Fellows Hall, Columbus ST., Wed
nesday
UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE
Association No. 4, Alexandra, Old Brook
Lodge, St. Asaph, near King st., Friday
day, Phincas Janncy, President; Washing
ton G. Page, Cashier.
Farmers Bank, s. w. corner Of Prince
and Water streets-discount day Monday !;
Robert Jameson, Pres't; John Hof, Cashier.
Alexandria Library, at Lyceum building,
S. w. corner Of Washington and Prince
streets, Charles r. Stuart, librarian.
Patrick Henry Debating Society, meets at
the Hall Of the Hydraulion Fire Company
every Tuesday evening.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Harmony Division, No 2-,Alexandria,
N. E. corner Of Market square, Monday.
BANKS.
Bank of Potomac, N. Prince, between
Royal and Pitt streets-disconnt day Thurs
FIRE COMPANIES.
Friendship, organized l774, N. King,
above Columbus street: meets lst Monday
Of every month: Charles Koones, Presi-
dent.
Sun, organized l775, East side of Market
Square: meets lst Saturday Of every month !:
George FL. Smoot, President.
Relisi, organized 1883, E. Fairfax, near
Duke street: meets Sd Thursdays of March,
June, September and December: Stephen
Shinn, President
S.ar, organized 1899, w. Washington,
near Cameron streets meets lst Wednesdays
Of March, June, September and December:
John Leadbeater, President.
Hydraulion, organized 1927, East side OF
Market Square: meets lst Mondays of Feb
ruary, May, August and November: Benia-
min Barton, President
Samuel Sanderson, Inspector Of Fire APP
paratus.
ARMORIES.
Mount Vernon Guards and Columbian
Raemen, at the old Court House Market
Square.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
Alexandria Fire Insurance Company Of
fee, N King, below St. Asaph street; Hugh
Smith, President; Nathaniel Wattles, Sec
retary.
Marine Insurance Company Office, Fire
Insurance Companys Building; N. Wattles,
President; Dwight Mctcale, Secretary.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-11
GEORGETOW.N DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.


Episcopal, Christ Church, Rev. Mr.. Gas
oway, corner Of Beau and Congress streets
Episcopal, St. John, Rev. Mr.. Shiras, cor
ner Of Cd and Potomac streets.
Presbyterian, Rev. Mr.. Berry, corner Of
Bridge and Washington streets.
Methodist Episcopal, Revs Mr.. Wicks
and Griffith, corner Of Montgomery street
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Mr.. Warden.
Congress street.
Catholic, Trinity, Revs. Mr.. McElroy and
O'Hanagan, lst street.
MASONIC.
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, Georgetown
room in Bridge street, opposite Union Ho-
tel; regular night of meeting, fourth Friday
in every month.
|. o. o. F.
Covenant Lodge, No. l3-Georgetown
at their Hall, Congress st. Monday.
Mount Pisgah Encampment, No. 3-Odd
Fellows hall, Georgetown; regular nights
of meeting, let and Sd Tuesday in every
month.
l. 0. r. NJ
Uncas Tribe, No. 4, Odd Fellows Hail.
Georgetown, Wednesday.
UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE.
Associat on No. 5, Georgetown.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Potomac Division. No. 5-Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown; Friday.
Franklin Division, No. 8-Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown.
FIRE COMPANIES.
Vigilant, High street, between Canal and
Bridge street; Henry King, President.
Western Star, High street, between Pros
poet and lst streets; Mr. Shoemaker, Presi-
dent
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-11
ALEXANDRIA, DIRECTORY.

hCHES.
Baptist, vacant, L. Washington, near Prince
street.
Catholic, ST. Mary's, Rev. Ignatius Coombs,
assisted by Rev. John Aiken, E. Royal, near
Duke street.
Friends, S. w. corner Of St. Asaph and
Wolfe streets.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Job Guest, as
sisted by Rev. Samuel V. Blake, +. Wash
ington, between King and Prince streets.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. John S. Reese,
d. D., w. Washington, near King street.
lst Presbyterian, (Old School,) Rev. Eli
as Harrison, w. Fairfax, near Wolfe street
I'd Presbyterian, New School,) Rev.
Joshua N. Danforth, N. w. corner of Prince
and St. Asaph streets.
Protestant Episcopal, Christ Church, Rev.
Charles B. Dana, Cameron, between Wash
ington and Columbus streets.
Protestant Episcopal, St. Paul's, Rev.
James u. Johnston, Z. Pitt, near Duke
street.
African Methodist, E. Washington, near
Gibbon street.
African Baptist, w. Alfred, near Duke
street.
MASONIC.
Alexandra Washington Lodge, No. %,
meets at the Masonic Hall, Market Square,
every Thursday.
Mt. Vernon Chapter, No. -, meets at
Masonic Hall 1st Tuesday Of every month.
J. o. o. F..
Potomac Lodge, No. 8-Odd Fellows
hall, Alexandria; regular night of meeting,
Friday.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. l4--room old
Masonic hall, Alexandra; regular night Of
meeting, Tuesday. sk