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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTSERJUNE H. 1866
NoT1cE TO LICENSE TAX PAYERS.

AN ACT amending the first and second sections
of an act in relation to Licenses and Taxes on
the same passed 4th of May, 1857.
BE it enacted BY the City Council Of Atera"drta
That the first anu second sections of the above re-
cited act be amended and re-enacted SO us to read
as follows
SECTION l. That all licenses for carrying on
any business or profession for which Il license is
required By the Laws of this Corporation, shall ex-
pire on the first day of June, and that all such Il
censas shall be obtained from the Mayor OF the
CITY, who shall before granting the same, require
from every person or firm applying therefor, GER
tifcatc from the Collector OF the Ward IN which
such person or firm transacts business, setting
forth the amount OF the tax on such License, ana
that the same has been paid to such Collector.
SEC. . 1t shall be the duty of the Clerk OF the
Common Council Immediately on receiving the re-
turns of the Assessors for any Ward, TO deliver to
the Collector of Taxes for such Ward, bills for the
taxes or licenses to persons aud firms transacting
business in such Ward, and the said Collectors
shall Immediately proceed to collect the same ircm
the person or firms chargeablo Herewith. for which
collection they snail be entitled to and receive one
and half per cent. on the amount thereof. Inc
said Clerk shall also deliver 10 the Mayor list OF
the bills so delivered to him by the Collectors and
should any such bill remain unpaid in the hands
of the Collectors for fifteen days after the first day
Of June in any year. the same shall be by him re-
por,cd to the Mayor, who shall proceed against
the party or parties in default, IN accordance
with the provisions of the third section OF THIS act
SEC 8. And be it further enacted, That any
person who shall carry on, or attempt to carry on
any such business without first obtaining IL
cense therefor, shall forfeit and pay double the
amount chargeable for license for such business
or profession. One half OF which shall go the IN
former and the other half shall be FOR the use Of
rho r,rn,r,tiru which amount shall be rccOycra
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py rr.cyrrrc TELEGRAPH.
ny MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Havana.

HAVANA. June Pour murderers wero
executed this morning, by the garrote,-a
very uncomfortable spectacle for the thou
sands there to see. One Of the murderers
spends his life in prison.
The stock of Emancipado negroes at hey
West is Said to be increased by 400-the cargo
of an American schooner. This, however,
needs confirmation. The general health OF
Havana is good.
Our Sugar market is quite active for the lower
classes. Forprme Whites and Yellowsno demand.
Nos. 10 to - ut 81 to Sl4 per l0o IDS; NOS 10
10 SCI 70 s37. DO: Muscoyados, 81 to It, do.
Mnlasses. ut 5; rials and no takers. Exchanges
London, l2l to -; New York, to Il; New Or
leans. . to 3 Shor; Freight active. No vessels
for the demand.
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House of Representatives.

qha House proceeded to the consideration
~. motion offered yesterday to excuse
Uassrs Taylor and Houston from further ser
.'..a IN the Committee on the Judiciary
nr,,ssition laid On the table.
The Speaker announced the regular order
=, b. thr reception Of reports from the Com
,,:rre for the District Of Columbia.
Mr. Carter, the chairman, made orlei
exclamation Of the considerations which had
,,,r,.rned the Committee in preparing mea-
2Srros for the benefit of the District.
Mr. Carter then reported back Senate bill
:, Incorporate the proprictors of the Pros
meet Hill Cemetery; which was considered
and passed.
Also. Senate bill to indemnify the Corpor-
..f,n Of Georgetown for money expended IN
the construction Of the Little Falls bridge
raf,rrad to the Committee OF the W hole on
the Private Calendar.
The Senate amendment TO the bill extend
inc the charter Incorporating the German
Benevolent Society in the District, was con-
CARED in.
The bill to authorize divorces in the Dis
.rict Of Columbia, and for other purposes, was
taken up and passed.
The House then took UP the Avenue Rail,
road bill for which substitute was proposed
BIZ Mr.. Carter, of New York.
Whercupou, the House went into o Com
mittec Of the Whole on the District Calendar
Mr.. Washburne Of H., in the chair
The Avenue Railroad bill was considered
in Committee without conclusion thereon.
The committee then rose.
Mr.. Ely, Of \. Y, announced the death OF
his COLLEAGUE, Mr.. Burroughs, and paid a
tribute Of respect Messrs. Fenton, and
Etheridgc, followed. The usual resolutions
were adopted and the House adj ourned.
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II. q. II. 6, r. A.
HUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY.
For all Throat md lama Complaints. fro

For all Throat and lang Complaints, from
Common Coughs 10 actual Consumption.
HUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Ill TOLU ANODYNE, the natural and sure
remedy for all Nervous Complaints from Neural
gia through all cases where Opium was ever used
to that of Delirum Tremcns, and the common
chief cause of disease, the LOss Of Sleep. The
Tou Anodyne, though containing not a particle
Of Opium, produces al the requirements of, and
may be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used, without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient in perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy, Greed from all
the common objections Of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea or prostrationD may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
plants, and used with perfect impunity. Asking
all to court from proprietors or friends the most
severe investigation Of both Remedies, and read
ing Of our pamphlets to be found with all dealers,
and more particularly TO purchase only Of those
who can be depended upon, We wait in confidence
the decisions of Patients and Physicians.
"prccs within reach Of all"
General Agents.. w. HUNNEWELL CO.,
L s Commercial Wharf, Roston; GEORGE
HUNNEWELL, AS Water street. New York.
Under the special supervision of JOHN L. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the eorks of the
geuuiao only, and to whom address all communi-
cations For sale by all respectable dealers every
where. PEEL / STEVENS, Agents,
And by all dealers in Alexandria.
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N7OU ARE hereby notified that you can save
6 per cent. by paying your personal bills III
whole, or part, prior to the 18th OF this month.
Bills ready for delivery on Wednesday, the 2Oth
Office in Market House Buildings. Office hours
Q, A. NJ to ), p. ii.
We would call the special attention Of tax pay
crs to the following section Of the Revenue bill:
SECTION III And be it further enacted, That 1T
shall be the duty OF the Collectors to charge ana
exact incres. at the rate Of six per centum per
annun upon each and every tax bill, which shall
remain unpaid, on the 25th day Of November next,
for such length Of time thereafter the said bill
shall remain unpaid. WESLEY Az EK1,
Collector Of lst and 18th Wards.
JOHN A. FIELD,
70 Sid Collector of End and 3rd Wards.
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DIED.

In Ruppahanuock county. on the 9Th instant,
Mrs., ELIZABETH kEMPER, aged one hundred
aud one years and ten months and fourteen days
She retained her mental faculties 10 the last
At his residence IN Upper Fauqucr, on Monday,
the 9Th inst. JOHN y. FERGUSON, Of josiah,
in the Jjth year ot his age He died otA disease
d. the heart after an illness .! only ID hours
This is one Of those mysterious diSpensa,ions OF
Providence, that passes the ken Of Unite mort"ls
II should bc source of deep regret to evory well
regulated community, when good citizen has
been lost 10 it, The subject Of this short tribute
was one Of those strictly correct men who are the
true lights ct u community. The writer or this,
knew Juo. i. Ferguson we'll. and takes pleasure
in giving hi, testimony that he WAS truly honest
ana upright man in all his dealings, social, kind
and ho:pitubl>-and if there be Il future reward IN
better world for a gooi man land none will doubt
IT, the writer i well assured that the spirit oi the
deceased is now rrapng lis Joys. To his compan-
ion. and Friends permit to mlnglc III cordial
sympathy, and wish for that So!aee that Heaven
alone can give.
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At the Grand Union Ratification meeting
in New York, on Friday night, Mr.. L. Brooks
read the following extract from letter from
Miliar1 Fil!more:--''I regard the use of my
name by the republican press as fraudulent
and mischievous- shall vote for Bell
and Everett whether any one else in the
STATE does 50 or not
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EepubIicsn Meeting at Auburn.

AUBURN, June S.--The Republicans OF
Cayuga Co. held a large ratification meetn g
at the Court House, in this city, last eve
ming. The speakers were the Hon. Thee
dorc NJ Pomcry, delegate from this district
to the Chicago Convention, and the Hon.
James c. Smith, of Canandaigua. The meet
ing was the largest and most enthusiastic
that has been held in this city since the cam
nairu of lSJ6
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Eorp6 Euilrv of Murder.

WATERFOWL, June S--hnos Spraguc, jr.,
on trial 70: the murder Of James Henry on
the 18th of January last, at Detanville, JET,
fcrson County, was to-day found guilty OF
murder in the first degree.
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Movements of the Japanese.

BALrIMoRE, June 9.-The japanese LETT
here for philadel phia, in special train, at
half past nin. this morning.
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MARRIED.

On the lth instant, nj Pontiac, Michigan. by
Rev. Mr.. Russell BENJAMIN +. FRENCH, Of
Washington, u Mis- SARAH 4. PARkE, Of Pom
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ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
WARLOTTESFILL Va.
WIN. Z. EARLY, President.
JOHN WcoD, JR., Secretary.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s2os. sl0.os.

Solicts a continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed The business transactions
of this Company are conducted on the most libe-
raj principles, and its obligations promptly met.
NV l6--eolm JAMES S. ROGERS, Agent.
NOTICE,-The subscribers have formed CO.
~ PARTNERSHIP under tha frm of j. b. d
X. H. HUINTON, for the purpose Of manufacture
ing WOODEN GOODS, ut Buckland, Prince Will
liam County, Va.
JOHN B. HUNTON, auckland, Va.
ROBT. H. HUNTON, Alexandria, YS
NH 24-.wly
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DtIIlMOkL, u ullC J.---l iC ctfth'"C 4~'S
here for Philadelphia, in 4 special train, at
half past nine this morning.
PROGRAMME OF THE
GRAND TOURNA TENT
TO BE HELD 1T
Columbia Springs, Alexandria County,
OK YNfRSDAl', .Jnme nm, 1860
HyIE PROCESSION, headed by Il full BAND
/ OF MUSIC, will reach Alexandria, at ll3
o'clock. in the Steamer George Page, and proceed
through the streets OF the cli to the springs
reaching them about | o'clock
The Riding will commence ut u o'clock precise
w. under the direction Of Charles NJ Castleman,
esd, Major IL. Garter Dorsey, and Capt. H. Il.
Bradshaw, MarShals
The CHAMPION and KNIGHTS OF HONOR
will be decided on by the Judges, the MAYORS
of Alexandria, Washington, and Georgetown, and
other gentlemen. having been invited to act III
that capacity, and these will name the QUEEN
OF LOVE AND BEAUTY, ana her MAIDS Uf
HONOR, who will then be duly Crowned after
which the QUEENS BALL will commence, and
continue until II o'clock, =. IN.
COTILLlQN MUSIC will be on the ground
from o'clock II. n., for the convenience OF those
who wish to dance in tic morning.
The Cars will leave Alexandria at o'clock, a.
H. and nj | =, and >, p. III and return at b4, III,
and IL, =. N.
l'n''.i a"S .r,'n,,a,,t ,nJ Pail ~ csnts for
,;,',,i,,,nr ,,,j 5D cnntc far Ladies' for sale at
G'o n,nnr,
Sr,r. have been provided for over THREE
THOUSAND PERSONS, and there is ample ac.
communication for an almost unlimited number to
witness the pageant.
Dinner, supper, and Refreshments will be fur
nishci 10y Mr.. Fuhcy, at tie Usaa! prices
HON. WILLIAM SMITH, and other distin-
cuishcd gentlemen have been invited to deliver
the Charge, &C., to the knights, who viii com
fr'se 5."'r'H m, a'";'' Il ''''''
DisSrlc' o. I"i",''"'' sao por,Io,;ors
~, -, "''"'' F''''''
j. ''--- ~ ---~------
..-est FOR NEW lORk.-Ihe lie" ana
49, elegant Screw Steamship NUNIlCEL-
~ ""S'r; Ias'4,r 1 nI ~ l.ro
T'i', w. ="
c' ~ p...,,, with .,,,,on, State Room accom-
o;'',:' ,~-" - WIN
p.,',;n.' vii, ,ooye Now York on Saturday,
r,no i,.t,
For freight or passage applyto
FOWLE CO., Agents, Alexandria.
II. =. CROMWELL " Co., Agt's ~ York. Pier N" -
f.,g~ NOTICE.-The steamer MONTICELLO,
vii! hereafter stop at Norfolk every Monday
mornn9 on ncr "aF" 'tp ipo sc" and Wa "bu
;.nn Er.i,h, taken .; most reasonable rates
'nI,'" r'e ,,+-'. i 1'n' .n".,,, e.
~ .~.;,t, nr M -, 90, nnIy to
T. ?. CkOWELL.
Agent Of the Company at Norfolk.
F0NLE u CO., Agents Alexandria,
ic !l.--3t
SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION PICNIC
rFTT7a h On TIESDAl NEAI. the l2th
- t. instant, the Teachers, Children ana
friends el the SABBATH SCHOOL OF the NJ. T.
HIkGH anDI III w'' spen" elS 1,i T4{ a; Tue
III lh -, no.nsi"n ami Yin Iaavo I.r
"t'h ~ '1' ~ ,' .frarner, =,
Wharf, ~ " ''o'M' - So, :m
be made to render the occasion agreeable.
Tickets can be hal of Geo. II. Robinson, John
Howell. James Grisg, and John Humphreys
ic ll--2t
C,perIaI NnTIrr-- .sne.t!,,lIv addressed Ia
= the citizens Of Alcxandria and surrounding
Counties. The subscriber nesS leave 10 c"ii the
attention ." the ciizcns 81 A."EahHri anu sur
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PIANO TIMING

NTOTTCE.-I have located in Alexandria, and
~ respectfully offer NY services to her citizens,
and those Of the surrounding country, US
TUNER and REPAIRER of PIANOS, ORGANS,
MELODEONS. ACCORDEONS, and all other
kinds Of INSTRUMENTS. Having had some
four or five years experience, | am confident that
| can give general satisfaction. | do not boast OF
having written certificates from persons unknown
to most people in this part OF the country, nor do
publish any such, but l do boast of having such
references as those hereto attached, who are good
Judges Of work, whether done well or not, and are
reliable beyond doubt. Alexandrians, encourage
one of your own citizens, who has been reared up
in your midst, and pronounced equal at least to
any Que that has ever been here in the above NAM
ed business All ask is fair trial, and l will
guarantee to give satisfaction.
CHARLES II. TAYLOR.
tune by the system ofequal temperament, the
best and only true system in the known world, and
the one in general use throughout Europe.
All orders left at the Music Store of Mr.. John
II. PARROT will receive prompt attention.
REFERENCES.--Proi. Bartcnstein, DR.. q. Fair
fax, John Ii. Parrott Reuben Johnston, James
T. Close, Thomas Gloves, Alexandria; Inman
Homer, Warrcnton Vim. Knabc & Co., Piano
Manufacturer, Md; II. Worcester, Piano Manatac-
turer New York. up lS-eo3m
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BEST KIND OF INSURANCE WITH PRO
EITG without LIABILITY.

TIVE Undersigned, and J. {. IL J. X. LEWIS.
represent over TEN MILLIONS FOR IN
DEMNITY on LIVES AND PROPERTY in
Alexandria, Gcorgc'own, and Washington at the
Lowest rates, ena with dividends to policy hniers
annually Persons desiring Insurance will lind
it much to their interest /" eAam.na hts plan,
~ Office 492, Seventh ST, WaSAigxt D. c.
References IN Alexandria, Eaync & CO., GRAY,
Miller Il Co.. Francis /. smith, esq, John I.
Creighton, esd j. I. LEW IS.
Wa.h;nrton. nv 2S-eo;w#
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SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION & PICNIC.
Columbia Springs, Alexandria CouI'

SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION & PICNIC
sTTTus On TUESDAY NEXT. the Eth
- - - instant, the Teachers, Children and
friends of the SABBATH SCHOOL of the NJ. +.
CHURCH SOUTH, will spend the cay mt the
WHITE HOUSE. The Steamer PllEAlA has
been chartered for the occasion, and will leave her
wharf IT O'clock returning in tt:c afternoon, at
the pleasure g; the company. Every effort will
be made to render the occasion agreeable.
Tickets can bc hal Of Geo. II. Robinson, John
Howell James &rigg, and John Humphreys
il LIT
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NOTICE TO THE FARMERS OF

Fairfax, Prince W lillian, Loudoun,
Fauqu!cr, RappahannocE, Culpcper,
Madison Clarke, Jefferson,
King George Westmorennd, Stafford,
Northumberland, and Richmond Counties.
WE BELIEVE IT WILL BE A FACT AD-
w United b. ali competitors, upon fair trial,
that TIE MCCORMICK REAPER and MOWER
as u combined MACHINE, is superior in point
Of simplicity. durability, and perfect working, to
any other now offered to the public We there
fore particularly request all those who eontem-
plate purchasing the coming season, to examine
carefully the MCCORMICK MACHINE for 1860,
before making other arrangements, and those who
wish can take the Mccormick into the field with
any other aud keep and pay fer the use, fpreferred
after harvest. tits the only way to give the mat
ter IL thorough test, and We are DESTROYS that tho
farmers rs we'll Us ourselves should be fully salts
fled, a. 10 the true merits Of the different machines
now being offered for sale.
MACHINES delivered either from Baltimore o.
Alexandria, at Baltimore prices.
zz:I:- The terms of payment shall &c made sat
isfactory ADDISON, WALLACE CO.,
Dealers in Agricul.ars! implements, Seeds, and
Guanos, No, %, hing street, Opposite Knox u
Brotherl my 23--ealm
TANCY CANTON MATTINGS.-Ju.t re
l. ceiyed and for sale lot Of entirely new style
India Mating, in curious and prsttify colorcd
cross stripes and ohene colors. These goods are
entirely noyei, will be found pleasant change
from tho DID styles, white and red, and are selling
at remarkably low prices.
Also a few pieces style eolored Cocoa Mat
rings, in pretty and unique stripes, very chaste for
Offices, halls, &c.
Also. al .ire!y new supply of superior double
extra Il4perial Marking
Double extra Contract Gowqua.
Double extra Contract Acheen.
And other desirable makes Vi China Mating.
All of which runeins Ga &c the very lowest
prices possible.
Also constantly on band a full stock Of all
kinds superior Furniture Dry Goods.
CLAGETT L D0DSON,
No. ! Market space, third door cas-. Of Ninth ST.
Washington, je 4-6tcod
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FOWLE & CO., Alexandria, Va,
PORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL
/ KINDS OF
FERTILIZERS,
Have now on hand, and will continue to receive
direct from the hlamds, their usual fall supply of
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO.
Also,
sOMBRERO GUAE0,
Direct from the Island of S"mbrcro. They
sole agents for this article in this city.
They have also on hand,
COLUMBIAN GUA&0.
a. \. and A. MEXICAN GUANO.
ELIDE ISLAND, or
JARVIS ISLAND, or
AMERICAN GUAN0.
AFRICAN GUANO.
All of which they arc prepared to furnish az
heretofore, 1T Us low rates AS they can be had in
any markc. in the country. feb 9-eott
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for
~ sale my FARM, containing about $50 ACRES
OF LAND in Fairfax County, beautifully situa-
ted on the line of the Orange Alexandria Rail-
road one mile from Burke's Station, fourteen from
Alexandria and seventeen frou Washington
There are about 80 acrca heavily Timbered, (ori-
ginal GROWTH Immediately on the Railroad, and
the remainder well set in Grass, ana III good state
- Of cultivation. The improvements consist Of
ss:t COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, y new
Granary and Courthouse, aud all "thec necessary
out houses. There is we'll OF Ane water in the
yard The situation IS high and healthy one,
commanding an extensive and beautiful view OF
the surroun..-.s country. Fer further iniorma-
tinn a9piy 10 MIR. Marshall, At Burke's Station,
Who will show the land to any one wanting to
purchase, and for terms Of sale, apply 10 Burke
Herbert Alexandria, Va
tJJ
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xTrvn NOTICE-For the ago Amoda,ion
- those citizen. Ct Alexandria who
are DESTROYS Of attcn iias tte performance Of the
Marine Sans, at Inc Capitol and Presidents
llo.,ss, tie Steamer THOMAS C0LL!EE will
make extra trips from Washington, ID Wodacs-
day and Saturday evenings, oaluoencing on We'd
nesday next leaving her wharf in Washington,
q tier tn. aI.aa of ,ne music ie S--dtf
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THEOLOGICAL SEAlNARr.---Thc Annual
Examination Of the classes of the Theologi.
cal Seminary OF Virginia, will begin on Tues
day. Jane 2Gth, at o'clock, \. NJ, in the
chapel, and be continued till Thursday.
when the closing exercises will take place.
There will be an ordination on Friday
Nnnih.ru ILnLrh Nitn
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WASHINGTON AprRopRIATloNS.-The bill
mnkinr apprupriatious Tor the miscellaneous
expenses of the Government, which passed
the House Of Representatives few days ago,
has been reported back to the COMMITTEES or
Finance of the Senate, with the following
among other amendments: For lighting
Bridge and High streets, in Georgetown, and
Seventh and Twelfth streets, III Washington,
across the Mall, the appropriation is mcreas-
ed from thirty to torty-scyen thousand dol
lars; for repairs of Pennsylvania avenue
three thousand dollars and for completing
the Washington Aqueduct, five hundred
thousand dollars.
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I WOULD ADVISE a.! tie people of Virginia
| t. aua.s 70 .hc g.uOPLE'S CLOTHING
STORE, No. 40. It'll street, opposite the pc$t
Office. Washington. d. C.. 10 hGy CLGE!ilNG
FURNISHING G00DS, HATS and CAPS,
Washington. lie S-.-d2wsw3m
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

ie Std Collector Of 2nd and 3rd Wa
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Tue SUNDAY SCHo0L CONVENTION 0! thc
Washington district Virginia Conference,
commenced it sessions III Washington, on
Friday last, in the NJ. F. Church SOUTH,
Delegates from the following places reported
themselves ut thar time: Alexandria, War
renton, Leesburg, Fairfax, Rock Creek, fotc-
mac, and Prince William, Virginia, and
Washington city. The Convention wasorgan-
lied by the election Of the Rev. VIC. Blount,
President; II. L. Zimmerman, Vice presl'
dent; and ". II. Bronhan, Secretary. The
Convention will close to-day with fine con.
cert TO be given for the benefit OF the school
connected with the Washington city church.
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CyONE TO THE PEOPLES CLOTHING
y STORE, No. 100 9TH street, opposite tie
Post Office. Washington, d. C., to get youc
CLOTHING. FURNISHING G0on., narS
and CAPS. Washington, . o--i2w yw3m
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..OrkIEG BIRD STCLEN.--W"S stolen from
81 lis .agv. ranging in the yard Of 4 dwelling
on s., Asaph street, on Friday night last, MALE
NorKl>c BlEp-a fine singer. 4 liberal reward
will lie paid for its return. or niorme tion Wnich
will lead 20 lis recovery, - tna detecuon "i the
tibet arpl, i. the Gazette ctacc. Jc il--t't
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-11
Examination of Teachers

All who intend to teach district school in the
town OF Concord the ensuing summer, are re-.
4uested to meet at the West Concord school
house, on Saturday, May IL. at 9 O'Clock a. m,
(punctualy at the hour) Each applicant should
De De furnished with Progressive Fourth Reader
pencil
AH who feel an interest in common schools arc
earnestly solicited to be present.
$3.50 J. f. WOODBURY., Town Sup't.