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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-12
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Congress-.

In the House of. Representatives esterday,a
resolution was presented declaring it nexpe-
dent for this Government to enter into treaty
with. any foreign power which tends to discrim-
tiinlaate or operate against the manufactures or
productions of the y. S. a concurrent reso-
'lutiob was adopted for the adjournment of both
Houses of Congress from Saturday the 10th
inst, to Monday the 25th inst. The bill to ex-
tend the charter Of The city of Washington was
passed with certain amendments. The bill ap-
lpropriatipg S7,90la forsdefciencies in the
Third M illtary District:w was passed. The res
oluticn ofinqairy into the truth of the alleged
facts in regard e the duel between q gentleman
in the diplomatic service dof the, j. s. and o
member of foreign legation (which lately took
place near Baltimore) was taken up, but OBJ
lection being made, its consideration was post
poned. Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee on
Reconstruction, reported bill for the admis
sion of North Carolina. South Carolina, Loui-
siana Georgia and Alabama to representation
in Congress. which was made the special order
Of theday for Wednesday tomorrow The Com
mittee on Reconstruction reported bill remov-
ing political disabilities from two hundred citi-
zens OF North Carolina, which was adopted.
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CG1M NJ ERCHAA.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. May l2.-Ihe mar
ket this morning was less active than for sever
al days past. Receipts of all sorts of Grain, ex-
cept Corn, light. But 1G7 bushels ofrcd Wheat
were offered this morning, which was sold at
275 Of Corn 1850 bushels mixed wore offered,
and sales reported at 1l2all3; 2CS bushels vol
low at TO- and 100 bushels white at l13 Re-
ceipts of Rye light, apd no sales reported 1856
bushels Oats were offered with sales at 83a64.-
No Corn Zeal offered. Flour steady at ycster-
days quotations. and supply fully equal to the
demand. Butter has still declining tendency,
with better receipts. Eggs in demand at pre-
yiOus quotations, ~. .-r...- a.. = '...-
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The HnapeaclRnR ent.

In the Senate, yesterday, the Chief Justice
arose and addressed the Senate asfollows:
Senators: In conformity with what seemed
to be the general wish Of the Senate when it
adjourned last Thursday, the Chief Justice, in
will adopt the mode sanctioned by the practice
10 the cases of Chase, Peck, and Humphreys
He will direct the Secretary to read the
several articles successfully, and after the read
ing of each article will put the question Of
guilty or not guilty to each Senator, rising In
his place, in the form used in the case of Judge
Chase - l'-3.~ ,tio@si
"Mr. Senator -----, how say you, is the
respondent, Andrew johnson, President OF the
United States, guilty or not guilty OF high
misdemeauor, as charged in this article %
In putting the questions on articles four and
six, each Of, which, charges crime, the word
Ftcrime' will be substituted for the word
G&al 9So- 7a$I1 20. %
oy The Chief Justice thinks that the better
practice will be 80 put the general question on
each article, without attempting to make any
subdivision, and will pursue this course IT no
objection is made He will, however, be pleased,
to conform to. such directions as the Senate
may see fit to give in this matter. q Eoa .5.i
Mr.. Sumner submitted the following order,
WHICH, WAS CoHSutFeu w ~Ouahilhooo o0o'eh''
and agreed to:04 ETTJ3 NIATaB) 4
Nv Ordered, that the questions be put as pro-
posed by the presiding officer oofathe Senate,
and each Senator shall rise in his place, and
answer guilty. or not guilty, n2only: 55oa
/ On2motion by Mr.. Sumner, the Senate pro
ceeded to consider the following resolution,
Submitted on the 25th Of April last :w3oI3 az
~ Resozve0, That the following be added to the
rules Of procedure and practice In the Senate
when sitting at the trial of'imp t.2.
II 'tOnoa conviction blythe Senate it shall be
the duty of the presiding officer forthwith to
pronounce removal from office of the convicted
person, according to the, requirements ofthe
Constitution: Any further Judgment shallibe
on the order Of the Senate" syiaG3tza = q
The Senate, then retired, for elaboration
and continued in session, with recess, until Il
p. m. ~ qt.
The Senate sat with closed doors, and ell
that is narrated is simply conjecture, or made
up from fragmentary expressions ofindlvldual
Senators. Speeches were made by Senators
Sherman, Grimes, Hendricks, Howe, Ed
munds. Henderson, Stewart, Johnson, Doc
little, Tfumbull, iFessenden, IConness. Harlan,
Wilson, Morton, and Buckalew. of these
/ it is reported that Senators Grimes, Irum-
bull, FessendeD. and Henderson, were totally
opposed to conviction, while Senator's Sherman,
Howe, and Edmunds opposed conviction upon
several of the articles Of impeachment 9lQ ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-12

Mr. NJ. Il. Joslyn Gage contends that the
cotton gin, one Of the greatest inventions ever
made, was originated by Mrs. Greene, The
wife Of Gen. Greene, OF revolutionary lame.
After the Revolution the family moved to the
neiehborhood of Savannah, where Gen. Greene
died, leaving his widow ands,fvc children in
comp arativc poverty. Eli SRhitney went to
board in Mrs. Greene's house aud the first
cotton gin was made by him in that house,
under Mrs Greene's supervision, and entirely
in accordance with the idea which she explain
ed to him before the work was commenced;
Mrs Greene afterwards married 4 man named
Muller as her second husband, and became
Whitncy's partner in the manufacture OF gins
after the invention was completed, and had
nrnYed successful ID practice.
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Foreign News.

Disgraceful disturbances, called "anti-popery
riots have broken out Of Ashton under Lyme,
in England. They were not suppressed until
several persons were wounded. Barrett, con-
yicted of being concerned in the Clerkenwell
explosion, has been sentenced to death, but no
day named for bis execution. The Government
has so far declined to interfere. The Emperor
and Empress of the French have been cordially
received and welcomed at Orleans, where they
had gone on visit. -
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EieIa Market NgnY IL.
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Furnished by GEO. w. HARRISON s. Co.
NEAR1NE LIST.
POET OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY y

-aeu -s- I. ARRIVED. ."
Steamer Empire, Price, New York, to u.
Eldridge & Co.
Steamer E. c. Knight, Denly, New York,
guano to Hooe So Wcdderburn.
Schr. Mignonette Colbert, Norfolk, lumber
to J. II. d. Smoot. .
Schr Boershebe Gilmore, Port Deposit, lum-
Der to B. +. Brunor. ..,.....
Schr Joseph Baxter, Baxter, Boston. mer-
chandse to M Eldridge s. Go. ......
Schr. Anna Fenton, Philadelphia, coal to D..
Leatherland. i.'a'4. ...-.... ...
Sloop Nanticokc, Williams. Philadelphia, coal
to A. S. Perpenor.
SAILED.
Schr S. 9. Loud, Hull, Wilmington N. c.,
grain by NJ. Eldridgc s. Co. ...-.-
Schr. Defiance, Hail. Wilmington, N. G.,
grain By J. D Adams.
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letter from Loudoun County.

rCorres pondence of the Alexandria Gazette.l
= LEEsBURG, Va, May 18th, 1868 Though
our public sales do not seem to indicate much
activity in the real estate market, yet the trans
fers returned to, the Clerks Office show that
there is great deal Of land passing by private
sale.
The number of deeds admitted to record was
~ last month, and about 10 tor the two pre-
.ceding months These were not all sales, some
Of them being deeds of trust, some powers OF
attorney, a few attachments, and others deeds
of release, but the main body was composed OF
deeds of bargain and SALE heard of a sale OF
one field near Waterford, and containing 40
acres, at $85 per acre.
New corners seem disposed to make Lees
burg their home, and houses are IN active de-
mand. A considerable number OF young men
have come here within the last two years to
engage 10 business; some Of Thorn from your
CITY. some from Maryland, and others from
lower Virginia aud the Valley. They are DO
bly, exerting their energies, and seem to be DO
ing well. a-aI
Very little, If any, corn has been planted as
the ground has been too wet to plough, but 1t Is
time enough for that if it can only be once
worked before harvest, and we have seasonable
weather in July and August, and late talI..
Thc wheat is. said to be magnificent, even
where no other fertilizer has been used but
plaster. Some Of it's beginning to head, and
it waves goriou8ly in the wind, giving promise
of abundant harvests, and filling our hearts
with 10y and gladness.
There was frost here on Friday night, and
it is very cool now.
There is some tendency to agitate the ques,
ton of the Constitution, but our farmers are
building up their fortunes as firmly as they can,
and not troubling themselves beforehand about
it. There seems to be some trouble IN the
Radical camp, as they do not seem to be pleased
with the nomination OF VIM Williams, for Sen
ator, although he has heretofore been their
''Magnus Apollo" He is Q man of very decl-
ded ability, and was in old times determined
Wing. --- -.@
I think the Union m2n of Loudoun do not
like the new constitution. Many Of them are
for an Intelligence qualification" for voting,
and do not seem to like the idea Of the bottom
rail getting on top. But we will wait for deVcl-
opmcnts before INDUCING in specuIatlons.
ALIQUIS
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.NARLIN'S SPRIN 6 S g..

u
This delightful place of resort has recently
been thoroughly renovated and improved, and
is now open for the reception of parties who de-
sire to spend day at this delightful spot. The
proprietors have spared no pains in order to
render. it attractive, and pledge themselves to
do their utmost to add to the pleasure and COM
fort ofthose favoring them with their patronage
For pleasure parties, picnics for schools, or
ders or associations, the Springs possess advan-
tages claimed by no other place. The spacious
Pavilion, delightful water tho shady groves,
it's picturesque scenery, all tend to render it q
charming place.
The Springs are seven miles from Alexandria,
Immediately upon the line Of the Alexa,, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad, with the Super
ntendent Of which arrangements can be made
at any time for the running of trains to accom-
modate parties desiring to visit the place.
The terms are low, and the propriotors pledge
themselves that on all occasions good order
will be maintained and that, for no considera-
ton will they permit alcoholic liquors to be
sold in the vicinity. ..l <.sjs<.
For further particulars apply 10
,.. WILLIAM H. CARLIN,
my 12--eoGt 3-a@aa ."a Alexandria, Va.
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BY j. III. ParrOtf, Auctioneer.
IN ESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

VIII be sold, at public auction, on SATUR-
DAY, the lGSh instant, Immediately after the
sale Of the Dyceum property, the HOUSE at
the southeast intersection Of Prince and Henry
streets, late the residence Of Daniel Minor. de-
ceased, and now under rent TO Mrs. Sarah
Bright fronting on Prince street 48 it. 5 inche;
and running back on Henry street IS feet to
lG feet alley, subject to ground rent Of $50 Der
annum, which will be paid rateably to tie day
Of sale.
TERMS One-third Of the purchase money
in cash the residue in two equal instruments
at and Y months with the notes of the pur-
chaser for the deferred payments bearing in
terest and secured upon the property. Convey
arcing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
ROBERT NJ. MINOR.
ted.y Administrator.
my ltd ALBEkT G MINOR.
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AUCTION SALES.
THRUST SALE OF VERY VAJUAPTP
LOTS LII

L.
Under authority Of deed Of trust to Us dr,,
recorded in Alexandria county, in Liber K NJ
g. page 489, we will offer for sale. by auction ~
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 18th
Mayors Office, ia the city Of Alexandria, 'D'
IA LOT OF GROUND in said city, sitne-
ted on the east side of Union street, ISL feet
south of Princess street, and bounded on to-
south By the Wheat Mill property. Tho i loo
fronts on Union street 584 feet, aud extends in
to the Potomac river with that width
q A LOT OF GROUND in said city, situa
ted at the southeast corner Of Princess and vs..
ter streets, extending south on Water street III
feet inches, moro or loss, to Conwaya line
and east on Princess street 1913 feet, to an aliev
"a feet wide This lot will be sold in eight con- con.
yenient subdivisions.
TERMS-One-third cash the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months with
interest, to be secured by lien on the property,
w. O. YBAT0N. y
........ 4. JOHNSTON.
my 11-o0td .--.-..-.. Trustee,
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episcopal COUNCIL. Regularly appointed
delegates to the Episcopal Council, the seventy
fourth annual session Of which will commence
in Lynchburg, on Wednesday, the goth inst,
will be transported over the Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas Railroad for half fare. 20 =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-12

Persons fond of excitement themselves, or
DESTROYS of witnessing it, in others, had fair
opportunity OF being grati6ed, by mingling in
the crowds at the hotels, and places Of public
resort, in Washington, yesterday last night,
and to-day. Assertions, contradictions ru
mors, bets, calculations, (al in reference to the
Impeachment were tie signs Of the, interest,
everybody takes in the. result. 81. EVE s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-12

Mr. Robert,J Walker is announced. as Top
posed to impeachment. - Mr.. Walker gives
an authorized, ! or published opinion Gu
pretty much all subjects Of public nature,
which attract attention., mere ylgg3 -Dtd s91ar
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PRINCE STREET.

& ID!
E. II. ARKSON,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
PLAIN FANCY AND
JAPANNED TIN WARE, SHEET IRON
WARE, STOVES, FURNACES,
RANGES, RBFRIGERAT AND
- MEAT SAFES,
together with n general assortment Of HOUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES Also, Roofing Gut.
tering and Spoutng done in the city and coun-
try. by contract or measurement, at the lowest
market price and on the most reasonable terms,
[ would also recommend the OLD DOMIN-
ION REFRIG ORATOR, Of my own mGnutac-
ture which is superior in style and convenience
to any other offered to the public.
Also, STONE JAR WAFER COOLERS, all
of which l offer TO the trade al great induce
ments. my ll-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-12

1t is said that Mr.. S. j. Bowen, the Radi
Cal candidate for Mayor in Washington, was 8
very considerable johnson man. not very
long ago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-12

Mi. Stanten's resignation of the War De-
partment is said to be ready to be sent in, i'm
mediately upon the result of the impeachment
triaI-no matter what the result may be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-12

A warehouse filed With hay and corn was
burned in New Orleans on Sunday night.
Loss $IQ0, OM Incenaiarism.
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snatoriar District Convention

CoufeHlAUu III luiSt3oiStilCI WIS uolo III A4oSo"
burg yesterday R. H. Cockerille, of Fairfax,
in the Chair; when, on motion Of Thomas
Moore, in the, absence Of delegates from
Alexandra, the Convention adjourned until
Friday, the -5th day of June, to meet IN the
city Of Alexandria.
Loudoun Co. Conservative Meeting
a we'll attended meeting Of the Conservative
party Of Louaean county was held ct the Court
House in Lcesburg on Monday 3. &. Taylor
in tie Chair, and W. B. Lynch and. b. +.
Sheetz, Secretaries. "a, al
Col. G. B, Ball. the efficient superintendent
of tho county, stated thesobject Of the meeting
and made few felicitous remarks, earnestly
and eloquently appealing to the people TO sup
port the nominees of the, Richmond Conven-
ton, and vote down the proposed Constitution,
so obnoxious in its every partto the interest,
welfare and honor of the State.
ct the conclusion Of Col. Balls remarks, G.
X. Fox offered the following resolutions, which
were, adopted men, con-: ~
Resolved, That this Convention does cordial
ly endorse, and pledge itself to. support, the
nomination made by the Conservative Conven-
ton recently held in Richmond.
,1Resozue9, That inasmuch as the election
has been indefinitely postponed, this Conven-
ton will not now make any nomination, but
will adjourn, subectto the call of the Chairman.
Resolvcd, That Congressional Convention
be held in the city Of Alexandria on Friday,
the 9Th of June, proximo, and that the sever
al counties comprising this Congressional dis
triet, bereQuested to send delegatesithereto.
On motion Of Major A. L. Rogers the pro-
ceedings; of Convention were ordered to be
published in the Alexandria Gazette, and Lees
burg Washing tonian and Mirror, and the Con
yention adjourned. ~
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OUNDRIES! SUNDRIESl

@ UN RIES! $ U DIR f ;
y dozen Corn Brooms. . .....,.gf ...-...-....
dozen Painted Pals. .
bbs No. ] Coal Oil: 1892. Cd
gross Mason's Challenge Backing
gross Extract of Coffee.
kegs Bi Carbonate Soda.
boxes Adamantine Candies. .,..
5bbls Golden and Now syrup t0gethIoF
with fresh Rice, superior Indigo Wash b 4ra~n
Stearine, German Erasivo and No. brown
Soaps, Juto Rope Pearl Starch, G9rFetS US
Scotch Snuff; Yeast Powders, Ground and v Ksce
Pepper, Alspce, fine Table Salt Cider fIP e.,
gar &c. &c. received in store ana me Tor ESe "
my -: q. I 1 LIZ NJ = - -
OTONE PANS and other .6tonewaroi aIso'
y Flower Pots and Saucers 1or ! sac P P;yrypN
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There cannot we'll be hesitating man 10 the
present crisis in Virginia. The issue is too
plain to admit OF doubt-too deep to allow OF
Indifference or lnkeWsrmness. A man, in the
present situation of affairs, may not be bolster
Gus, or wordy. or violent. But he ought to be
firm, true, and decided-as decided in his action
under the laws, as he is firm i1 the expression
of his honest opinions. We are glad to believe
that this IS the course and attitude of the Con-
servatives in Virginia.
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mo r S Al Z

L ILL.,.
On TUESDAY, the 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock,
p. H., at "Huntlcy," the residence Of Doctor
B. King all his HOUSEHOLD and KITCH.
EN- FURNITURE, consisting Of Sideboard,
Chairs, Tables, BedsteadS, Bureaus and Glasses,
Wsshstands, Toilet Sets, &c. Also, Stock and
Farming Utensils, Horses, Cows, Flows, Harrows,
Corn cob and Crushers, Horsepower and Tresh-
ers, Caudron Kettles, &C., with all article
usually found on 3 farm Terms at sale.
nv l1-lW ....
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" II IL y y . Y = " IT
STEEL TOOTH WHEEL
HORSE RAKE =

I am sole agent for this Rake for the counties
of Alexandria, Fairfax, Prince William, Lou
DOM Faugujer CulReP per and Wsrsen and
to its merits. It is decidedly the best Wheel
Horse Rake in use, and is warranted to give en-
tire satisfaction, both as eleanor and Bay
Rake, or 70 sale. Will also have largo sup
ply Of Revolving Hay R~kes, Hand Hay Rakes,
Scythes, Snaths, Grain Cradles Scythe Stones,
Rifles, Hay Forks, Hay Knives Horse Hay
Forks, &C., &C., 10 which would invite the
attention of country merchants.
III - HERBERT BRYANT, "a
Is, King st., bet. Water s. Union.
-1myl2 Alexandria. Va.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Messrs. W. G. Bond, a. Washburne, L. e.
Dudley and ". a. Samuel, subcommittee of
the Radical Executive Committee of the State
Of Virginia, arrived in Washington yesterday
for the purpose Of making arrangements 1or
the pending political campaign in the State.
Hunnicutt's New Nation, yesterday, charac-
terizes the leaders of the Radical party as
'corruptionists'' and .'rogues, who are con
.stitutionally dishonest" This admission will
be regarded as important States evidence.
DR.. Otis T. Manson, has been appointed
Professor of General Pathology and PATHOLOGY
cal Anatomy, Of the Medical College Of Viz
ginia.. /, Il sg.5o2 ~ ,-a.- 20 y ..--asa
The large tobacco factory Of D. C:zMayo &
Co., in Richmond, was seized yesterday for
violating the revenue law. - e UGOa
Gen. Schofcld has appointed G. w. Gum,
Mayor Of Winchester. II 4faiE gGat- I'D
|. WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Paymaster Bridge,
In charge Of the Bureau Of Provisions and
Clothing at'the Navy Department, has awar-
ded the contract for furnishing $4,000 pounds
of fresh beef and the same quantity of Vegeta-
bles,, bids for which were opened last week, to
Messrs. Yarnell & Myers, of this city, atlO2,
cents pr pound Tor the beef and three cts
per pound for the vegetables. l#lar @"a cir
To-day has been fixed by the Government
to proceed with the trial Of John Il. Surratt,
under an Indictment for murder and conspiracy
to murder Abraham Lincoln. Witnesses have
been summoned; but it is probable the case
will be postponed for a short time.
Yesterday morning the Bishops and dele
gates to the General Conference of the African
NJ. e. Church, which has been 10 session In
Washington, called on Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens,
and paid their respects to him. He made them
q short speech.
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All accounts from Hayti represent the
country 10 be in state Of :commotion, and re
yolutiOn 80 fs.ee ,qfg,gr s.a.3 .
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4 GENTS WANTED
"A FOR THE
b LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS,
r. BY FRANK II. ALFRIEND,
~ ...a (of kichmond.)
This is the only full, authentic and ollcial
history Of the Life and Public Services OF inc
great Southern leader Nj. Alfriond has had
tho cooperation and assistance Of the leading
Confederate officials in the preparation Of tins
work, as will be apparent to all on examination.
Send for specimen pages and circulars VII"
terms. Address gI. r.- ~. ~,o
NATIONAL PUBLISHING coz
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fh III = ,-- H
a biographical sketch Of sMr.@ Henry D.
Cooke, (of the firm Of Jay Cooke & Co., in
washington, whose income is set down at 1872
0oo)-all rich men now have their biographies
writtenT-is published, and is going the rounds
Of the papers. It tells how Mr.. Fl. D: C.went
to Washington in 1858 and got government
contract, from which, he realized a handsome
sum, and how, afterwards, he was with Jay
Cooke, & Co.. agents for the saleof govern
ment securities = &c. We do not seeianything
very remarkable in o man becoming rich, who
can get profitable government contracts, and
be appointed agent for selling government Sc
culities. There is not muchaoisaons requisite,
even for the accumulation Of money, under such
circumstances.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

CoLLEcT60n's OFFICE, U. 8. INT. REV,
... SEVENTH DIsTRICT, VIRGINIA, o,o
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Msy !, 1919.
The list Of annual taxes for Fairfax and Prince
William counties, is now ready for COLLECTION.
Payment may be made to l.. Il. Porter, Dep
uty Collector, at the County Court.
Ifnot paid within 80 days from date per Ci,
will be added, together with per cent for c"cn
months delay thereafter. .---,or,,r
my 4-oo1m Collector 7th District, va.