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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-12-08
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THE
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
iNSC RANCE COMPANY
OF B.iL TIMORE,

Office w. 196 ". Baltimore street.
iifS Company il>ure> on the mutual pIa
buildings and prsontl property a ,ainS
Less "r damage bv Fire. The cn;:rr profit
arc returned to ,he policy holders
&c HARRIS. President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Frarcis Neale of Ncale. Harris & Co
II Caughy Noah Walker & Co.
: McCully Pomcrait X McCully
hi'tp 4 George George x Jenkins
G Harris late :. Neals. Harris l. Cot
lion Ge"rge brent, Court OF Appea...
Ge'rse Je lkins. Charles county.
George Combs, ST. Mary's comfy.
EL SPALDiNG.
General A gent
Maich 2s. lsCe-ly-Mar "a, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-12-08
A. BRAFF MAN,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEAL
ERiN
KE.SE1..TETEE Clothing

No. 81 HARSH Market Space.
" " Cor Sseoad ST. OPP M ins,ita..
Baltinsors.
II EEPS constantly on hand large as
N sor,msht Of Read, -msdc Clothing
also clothes maze to older in the latest and
niost fashionable styles.
Persons desiring 10 secure bargains. wonld
do well 20 call aud examiae my stock before
going elsewhere 10 purchase.
msy 2, iSsT-iy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-12-08
r. A. GOLDEN & BRO.
C. Is @ Gle R S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington ID. c.

4 RE happy 10 announce to the citizens
N of ST. Mays cnunty and its contigui-
~ that having at much expense provided
increased f.eiIities for the accommodation
and storage of goods aud cattle sent to them
for sale on Commission. that they are pre-
pared to off.r TO those wis may entrusi
them xitn tacir patronage ASSURANCES that
their merchandise will receive the highest
market prices.
Our close communication with sl,e whwves
and our long establishment in the Grocery
business. eaabie US to command better pri-
ces for country products than possessed by
auy Commission Merchant in the city.
Remember the place.
R.A. GOLDEN u BRO,
Warehouses No. 81 and Sc
Z street South
Washington u. c
June 81. Is69-sE
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" PROFESSIONALLY tie best sustained pork
of the Find an the Horld."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
BY TCni.

90 tie ~ 1sy q A-e-s NJ. p. Rely /.
Ao-ses:S&a, viii tie less;ifx. banding lois
.i.i0.aine v.ll hS disposed e ~ Isl; The
properly !. vIlasi =; s..tal Which i. not
: igi,A' more ;hAr is cot; The residence
Il two sorry brick with stone and iron
trimming, flashed inside il the mos; CON-
p,s;e snd elegant manner, and il, N.
Gogh:cily. one Of the mos, desirable homes
in ;he city. Holtrcok avenue, on which
i;i. situated, i one hundred fee, vide,
and the ground is among the mast elevated
inside the levee.
About one half the ;icke,s are already
sJ,i, and the demand fos them on the in.
crease. Buy one two or half dczon.
Somebody !, cure 10 buy the ticket tina.
vii! draw the capital prize. I,isss likely
70 fal. into your hands a. into anybody
e.ses Try your luck anyhow. II will
only COS: YOU Eve dollars. II you draw
asfl,g your loss will no, be irreparablc.
Ifyos draw the capital prize, you can
quit work, pa; on good clothes, and spend
The balance oi your dsy. in the shsde.
iung.2l3,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
." tnjoy Lilies blessing We Mu.,
Have Health.

II !, stubborn fact that every human
br'ns T. more or le.. pr"di,p,,cd a. disease,
ana ~ the spring the exciting cuusc- Of
dl,"HS" are nulncrou, and active, and sick.
ness is exceedingly prevalent. Now, 10
counteract the baneful influences which
sometimes tell with fearful cifec, upon our
system at this period Of the year, Il certain
and agreeable remedy is furnished by
Messrs. DIR. ). D. Hartman X Co, of Ian.
caster aud Pittsburg Pa, It's that noted
and oicacious inygorant and tonic, Mish.
err Herb Bitters-a life giving prepare
tion and in universal use. 1t is the best
blood purifier now before the public, it in
Nig0r"tes, renoyates and clcanses the lif-
current within US corrects all the rregu
larlties OF the system imparts fresh vigor
and strength to the constitution, and pro-
duces perfect health and fine spirits where
now i general debility and nervousness.
Everybody ought TO use it in the Spring
and Summer, rs it will be found reliable
protection against disease and promoter Of
h"pp'hea' ie20d&weod
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
BALL TN II. CHARLLs.

The young men Of Cairo are perfec,ing
Arrangement. for grand ball =, the -.
Charlie, Hotel, on Friday evening neIt-a
return bAll for the real pleasAn, affair on
the steamer Dan Able. 4 delegation o.
lssie. and gentlemen from Nashville
Mound City and Columbus IL oonhdenny
Looked for
sThe dining hall u the 81. Charlie is well
ventilated and furnishes room. for b, leasl
ols hundred couple. 1t j., by all ODDS,
the coolest and pleA.An,s,; room in the
ely The To-, music IN Cairo hs. bssn
engaged, and the young men will eker,
iLcin.elye. - render the occasion one ..
the mo-, enjoyable ever held in the ooun-
uy. Married gentlemen will receive
special Invitations. q.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
INA - rssktr> Ni,NEN>.

- ~ q. >Ntavt> NssNs>hss
WuA Nslcss> HcNN,}cS;iHas, Aneoacics
ana Letters ~ ~Roa aov~ Sfore ~.
lr,5r& Z h Ne,er~nr 4 sonihc-> NJ
Sod NhcsnUi Street ~ lsselpAsS have "a
Press 81 .nuacS is,s gpl',c,iics,, The Life
81. Chs-lc, NScRcu> II MI Nrtsin.
N,s,ao> feN history NJ A,s L,sN H.
: ueS lN,gNa Nioc~, "a rrSSs snd it V ere
Ecc,, 'oyyars tr5 IrN'aNos =. We, y,
ioav-~ p,vr- Ncio~s u. lltshe5 spG Wi
t-sNs sht crt,f cs-cc- oi ne c~osi Ncvct
- 'sGr -, y,mt o, Ia h.-,l ana In,
cufncsh"t VA ,aornshsn So -c2o-c-,
~ 10 unsrr~ucd .ns lsmenirS tc~nin.
S,"i ~ ne 81 ns9unN $50 81 ~. +
>,hrliat n rseIEit q W., ,lso conislt /,
nrV nlc-scel l.scnoSs - NAA~les nsAcu.
aiken ran . s,hoine-sIA So ~h,ci bs cal
sts ahy, s,',o, - arssh The whole vi.
ie isrct apN5rc4iag Valuma hound IL
Sissh .I.i"-II wsl Htsn-su ~.,pau.
e5.t1rs ~ -ht Complete wa-l, a.
Chl.lts nirlr1.S r.it s. 81 Ace4 =
v.-is3 trt-.sbs-s - engage IL IS sale
AtvAors csyscs vi 10 scri 4 nv ora
rss; r.l- = -ects:i q r-5sS-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
CONCERT IHuRsDAI NIGHT.

The singing class Of the Conservatory Of
Muaic which numbers many Of the mos,
accomplished young lady yocslis,s Of the
city, Will give our citizens rendition Oi
the popular opere,ts "Lsils, in the A,he.
ueum, on Thursday night, next. The com.
position embraces thirty songs, Duets, trios
and chOru.ses and IT, rendition will be
greatly aided by al orchestra Of seven in.
,trunent.
The press Of the country speaks Of
'Saila a. charming Juvenile compo,i.
ton 81 simple, pleasing melody, natural
chaste and elegant passages and varied ex-
ccllence. Admission 80 cent, reserved
scat. : : cents.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
PiARLs AM ri HIS.

When rosy lips part, pearl. should gilt,
ter behind them. 10 preserve and beau
iify the dental enamel, there /. 40 prepar
alton lii" soz>iont, compound Of tn,
mos, Wholesome, vegetable antiseptics
among which the Bark of the South Amer,
lean Soap Tree, known to the natives q,
Outlay, and used by the Spanish Amer.
leans for cleansing without irnpairing, the
mos, delicat" fabrics, is most important.
"srAuLDisG's GLUE will Just suit you
junc20Gt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
TOBACCO SALE TO-DAY.
The Planters Warehouse. .-l.ots of To
haeco aud Many BWyrrs.

The ssie At the Planters Tobacco W Srr.
house to-day, =, the time Tax Bvi,suS
went ~ pres, wSs giving "a ~ lNel,
rate over hundred hl,s>hcsds hsa bcra
sold. and the going eAinS. SNnc' wS,
still in pNGrc$s. The raocs were excel
lent sud 10Th hayer> sni sellers seene>i
~ hc in snc spirits We shall give The
p-jeSs i,>.u,,rN,v
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
The Cairo Bulletin, June %.
VckSE kk(t

Tho ,orrel hc.sc II Mr.. William Ellict,
and the brown Thoroughbred horse hclou-
sirg ~ Mr., John Crhurrh, have been
mSichCI for race ou SATURDAY. next.
hs'Nn,N> icN yards, rar~e, $50 ~. rhir.
N.fNarih stree, hs> he'n selV;c,i - the
RAE N'ur>c, and ocl,~A rm. the hour,
A. ,NNh the animals sre Known 10 be fast,
III interesting an s'NSely NN,,cs,,I rse'
l. kN,Ntl tr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
DUBLlC SCHOOLS.
Examination OF Applicants for Teach.
crs' Certificates.

The first nni thrl Saturdays IN every month
aro hereby appointed Tor the examination Of APP.
plicantS for teachers certificates. Hereafter all
examinations will be- public and conducted by a
permanent Board Of Examiners consisting OF
three persons appointed 10y The County Snpern.
tpndCnt who will issue no certificate EXCEPT upon
their report. 10 cntitle the applicant to cetih
cate ~ the second grade rate of seven on q scale
at ten must hc attained IN nll the branches re-
uuircd il law 10 h. taught. aud Tor a first grade
certificate rate ~ nine viii he required. Hours
from va NJ, to pm, vi County superintendent :
offices corner ot Commercial avenue and Eleventh
street. Bross' Rniding, up stairs. Teachers and
huvl directors should take notice that no tea,
H. entitled g. tuN partition NJ the common school
fund, nor tu H. employed Ia teach any common
~chucl who doe. not first exhibit a certificate
either from the state or County superintendent
l.. y. BuTLER,
t'itlsvsm county Supt Of Schools.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
RIVER NEWS


The vosshc, caIunss. o,-iy ,'car s0S
voty vs-m. Ni'N ipa'rs,,1a. NsS storm.
Tho -vc- ~, p 'ieV tws ir,le> but -,v
sScms STATIONARY.
IN, Mississippi j. .tin 0,'HrS sicsj Iy 81
~ Is@is sn4 sAo0c IS 81, risc ~ cNnac-
SpCn,v T2o-ieS shSvo
The Obs % sailing scs = q; rhtslnrE
viii only f,s' Gee; ~ tie channel, Ii i
fsllic s'Osday 8, L.Gisy.,t v,a Eve Zee;
~A,cr II TIE SAl,t Owe .hc falls The
eaal hos., ~ N,,cv Ao,ks3,j ;he eanS.
;os frs A,u-s
Tie G.nAecEEa Is Aca.a f.site with
twelve fe,i ~ziS' o. the - a. AN1- Law.
Ing !.laas from - Zee: g. q f,,t in four
iays
Business here cya;inue. god s; our
~AA-ve. Asd large amour; q freight. /.
heine received All rsshirpel from AMI 10
al poiE;s.
The Dexter broagh; ief7 lar. railroad
iroG f5' the ]. C. Il. L.
The Olive Branch discharged 1si bar.
railroad iron go bbls rosin here.
The Louisville is still here receiving
largely.
The Mary DavSge is reshipping 200 tons
here for the South.
The TAlisman brough, . hog.head. to-
baeco for re,hipmeni East per Blue Line
cars; 30 hour barrel, and 200 *, whea:
for Cairo mills 40 tons iron and s1nlries
for -. Louis; 10; hid. tobacco 200 10.
for the South.
The Evansville and Psdpeah packets
bring fair trip. for re.hipnen,
The Saiehez succeeded in beating the
famous j. VI. Whites time TO st. Louis,
but accounts disagree as 10 how much.
One aocogn. says she bea, II six minute,
while another says she beat il iwenty-one
minutes. The White. time was three
days, tweniy.th.ee hours and nine minutes
10 81. Louis.
The Grand Tower for Memphis, and the
Grea, Republic for New Orleans, are due
this evening.
The Idlewild is the Evansville pacse,
| this evening.
The Palucsh packet, leave daily at 3
p. IN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

One marble top Billiard Table-for one
third its cash value.
le2l-St b. 3. HARRELL,
Assignee of Walker x Sisson.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

G,N& NNsiNa S,>s> only Is c,nts pr
rsit ~ 81 ~ ccse pr iNs At Y Nets
NJ ~ NAio lr,NN a.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
NOTICE.

The Circuit court, of Alexander county,
will not be called nor the jurors empan-
neled until 10 o'clock AIN, Tuesday,
July 9TH, 1870. ie226t.
JOHNQ. HARMAN, Circuit Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-07
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK Nov. G.-The Tribune CORES
pondent at Tours telegraphs On the 81 that
Gambetta i wholly unable to enforce his
au, hority at Lyons and Marseiles,
Theirs reports that Bismarck denies that
Prussian sympathy IS with the BoDapartc dy-
nasty, and declares that Prussia is, perfectly
willing to treat with any government capable
OF finding France.
The Tribune correspondent with Garibaldl
writes on tho lst. 1T is impossible TO discov-
er any enthusiasm among the people. They
do not believe in victory. They fear Pfussian
vengeance, and secrete all their property, Carl
bald allows nothing to be taken without re
QUESTION. .-..a
There is DO disorder. Everybody is compel.
ed TO pay. f..
The French destroy railways and telegrophs.
A Tribune special from London says:
Gen. Burnside is now in London. lie said
yesterday that if his negotiations had succeed
ed the French could have got much better
terms than through Theirs. He was sure that
Bismarck would now refuse to allow the re-
vicualling Of Paris.
Gladstone was present at tue consultation. -
He seems greatly surprised and disappointed.
a special correspondent at Berlin tclcgraphs
to day "Wcrtemburg, Baden and Hesse
Darmstadt have definitely refused to accept
the North German constitution and enter the
Confederation.
Bavaria still refuses. and insists on separate
treaty with North Germany, reservng her
military and diplomats sovereignty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-07

PoL1cg PEpoaT.-Tho police have been we'll
occupied since Saturday last in arresting, par
ties charged with minor thefts, which offences
have rapidly increased since the fall COM
menced.
shoes sud dress, belonging to Mrs Emma
Penn, from the store of Mr.. Lewis Stein, were
bailed for their appearance at Court:
William Black, for stealing pair OF ooo1s
from the store of MIR. w. b. Waddey,Was COM
mitted to jail Tor Court. :.
William Claggett, colored, for breaking into
and robbng the store of Knox & Wattles, was
John Boswell, for disordcrly conduct on the
upper end of King street, was committed to the
work house
brooks co}orod boys for disordery conduct in
the Market House and taking cakes from a lit
lie girl. were discharged with III admoni.ion.
Hugh Strider, for breaking into the house OF
Mr. Harrison Bradley and stealing articles OF
clothing thercfrom on Saturday morning ias1,
WIS committed to jail for further examination.
Two small BOYS, tor throwing stones in the
street, wero discharged with An admonltion.
Richard Aero and Fred Beckhau, colored
BOYS, for tossing cents on Sunday, we're hhed
snG discharged.
Howard Hans borough, Wesley Spilman and
Bell Staffhr d, small colored boys, arrested py
Sergeant Horsemsn for breaking into ana roo
biug the blacksmith sh"p Of coored nan
named Davis, ard tho butchers sta OF Mr.
BenLnei.n, were discharged with an sdmonl'on
Jennie West an Jennie Winters, small col.
ored girls, tor stealing articles OF JeWelry lron
= woman named Matte True, were discharged
with IN Admonitlon.
S1auT REposT.-Night clear end ternpera,
tu5e moderate till towards morning ~hen II
turned cold. Tbore were no disturbances III
any quarter of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-07
SEsECIAL NOTICES.
GARD TO SENSIBLE PEOPLE.

Rational reader, if the aspect of tho weather
was uncertain. you would not be .'o!l.h enough
to venture out without IN oTercoat or An um.
brelle. Have the forecast, then, to protect
yourself at this dangerous season with some
thing moro important than either Of these art'
cles. Strenethen your stomach and nervous
system regulate your liver and your bowels:
tone all your organs and cheer your animal
spirits with that agreeable cordial tonic and
Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bitterss SO shall
YOU surely escape the diseases which fasten
upon tho feeble and debilitated Suffer III d
be stroLg ,n says the proverb; but "Be strong
that YOU may not suffer" is the wiser maxim
and of all Strengthening preparations this Is the
safest, the surest the most genial. AS reno
DIV, as we'll as an antidote, for dyspepsia, lever
and rrue, and liver disease, there Is no comol
nation OF vegetable specifics at present known
which even approaches it in efficacy.
Anticipate the enemy. The elements of in
Vulnerable diseases are atloat in the raw. damp,
meph;lic air Will you defend yourself gainst
them or not, good reader? That is the question
A bottle or Two of the great DEFENSIVE MEDI-
CINE OF THE AGE, Hostotter's Bittcrs, will so
strengthen snd brace up your bodily powers as
to enable them TO laugh siege to scorn." -
Tho morbid matter which Was exhslei IN pers
piration through your pores IN summer mas
no sucn free egross now. a powerful counter.
acting agent is therefore needed, and you have
it in Hostetter's Bitters. They neutrsllze the
,,aterics n,or6i from which disease originates,
and regulate all the socretlre organs n othlng
can be mora harmless or more healthtul-noth
inc 90 potent to prevent and cure 5iiousness,
d1spepsia, fever and sgue, constipation and
general debility, at This wonderful corrective.
nn1u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-07
Local BreVitieS.

The Slight alarm OF lire about seven O'Clock
last Saturday night was caused by the exDlo-
sion Of an oil lamp 10 the house OF MIR. Hol-
comb. corner OF Cameron and Water streets.
MIR. Dix, the driver OF the steam fire engine
Hydrulion, who happened to be in the neigh Dor
hood at the time, exiting uished the flames which
had originated.
The alarm of ire Il bout 9 o'clock this morn
ing was caused by the burning OF small por
ton OF the roof CT small framed building on
the corner OF Alfred and Gibbon streets, owned
by Walter Gchan. The fire department was
on hand 10 short the but the flames had
been exliuguished by the neghbors.
a meeting OF the German Patriotic Aid As.
ISOLATION will be held at Eintracht Hall 10 night
10 hear the report OF the collection committee
appointed at previous meeting and to make
arrangements for dramatic representation.
The execution Of a search warrant at the
house OF sccond hand clothing dealer named
Kingsley, on the upper end Of King street,
yesterday evening. was the occasion tor the COL
lection of large crowd there.
The application Tor writ OF prohibition in
the case OF the citizens OF Fairfax who refuse
to work ON the county roads will be tried
at Fairfax Court House before Judge Keith
On Wednesday.
Three handsome new baggage aud express
cars raised Though this city Ibis morning ?ia.
the o., \. & NJ. r. r., Tor the V. & I. and
the n. e. p. railroads.
The dom esria market on Saturday was vel
supp!icI, without any change in prices.
Young :nuntry por! sold at from 10 to Is cts,
TER !hti.
\ s.ranscr who rccams intoxicated on
NaiIo!'s Hi last Friday was robbed that night
of about $50 in m1rly and all his clothing.
Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie Will speak at Liberty
Hal Tonight.
We have changing weather aud, to cay,
Indian Summer we .thrr-mild, aud haZy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-07

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY CoURT.-The No.
vember term of the County Court for the
county,Judae R. Fl Cockerie presiding, COM
menced aod closed to. day.
Three accounts against the Commonwealth
were allowed.
Three delinquent lists, for 1869, were order
ed to be certified to the Auditor OF Public 40
counts.
Valentine W. Sellers was appointed clerk OF
Washington Township. in place Of WIZ. A.
Miner, who failed to qualify.
Noble Lindsey VS.. Captain and owners OF
steamer Guiding Star-on au appea l-judg.
rnent agaus, defendant for SIS 81 and Interest
from January Is, 1870 till paid and costs:
6. B. Wihert, Surveyor of county road from
Balls Cross Roads to Columbia pike resigned,
and John u. Birch appointed in his stead.
Court adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-07

THE ELECTION An election will be held in
this city tomorrow for a member of Congress
from the State at Large aud for member
from this district. 10 the First Ward there
will be special election for one constable ; 10
the second, for three magistrates and one con
stable and in the fourth, for one magistrate
and one constable The pulls will be opened
at sunrise and closed at sunset, and will be held,
for the First Ward, at the northwest corner Ct
Prince and Royal Streets Tor the secoud,at the
council chamber for the third, at the Court
House, and for the fourth at the northwest
corner Of Prince and Alfred streets. The jud ges
Of the election are as toilows:-
First Ward-N. Boush, 3. H. Lambert, jr.,
and j. S. Fowler.
Second Ward-F. G. Swaino, j. G. Mil
burn, and E. T. Steele.
Third Ward-Edmuud j. Lloyd, ". d.
Stuart and P G. Henderson.
Fourth Ward-C. G. Berry, G. ". Jamie
sou and Z. Francis.
It will be seen by reference to the N ayor' 5
proclamation in another column that in accord
ance with the provisions of the election law all
the bar rooms and other places where liquor is
sold will be closed from six o'clock this eve
ming until six o'clock the morning OF the 9th
and those who disregard the order will render
themselves liable to foe Of $1,000 and i'm
prisonmept III the county Jail.
10 the county OF Alexandria in addition to
the election for members of Congress the reeu
lar election for county officers will also he held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-07

Coop TEMPLARs AT a regular meeting OF
Belle Haven Lodge, l. O. G. T., held Friday
night last, the following officers were installed,
for the ensuing quarter: ". &. H., A. @.
KeN; w. V. r., Miss Fl. McCrackep; W. S.,
Fl. g. Clark W. a. s., F. P. Berkeley; ?. W.
C. T., J. c. Clark; ". L. s., A. W. Arm
stroue; ". IT,, A. Il. White; w. G., r: e,
White; W. NJ, r. J. Hawzhurs'; ". l. g.,
Miss J. G. Harmon; W. o. G., N. 3. Shirley;
w. D. NJ, Miss NJ. r. Clark; r FL. S., Miss
Jennie Hawxhurst; l.. Fl. S., Charles Werdon.
A. G. Kell was elected representative to the
Grand Lodge of g. IT,, 70 be held at Marion
Smyth, Co., Va, on the l6E day of this
month. This Lodge, although in its Infancy,
is 10 very prosperous condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-07

TIE PEABODY FuND.-The County Super
intepdent of Public Schools has just returned
from Richmond, where he he's been 10 atten
depce on the Convention of superintendent.
Hc states that if the people vote in favor OF
the $4,000 appropriation Tomorrow there Will
bo no difficulty 10 procuring another thousand
from Dr.. Sears, the Agent ct the Peabody
Fund, who attended the ConVen'lop' and iaio
down certain general conditions upon which
towns would be aided from that fund.