WAsHlreToN, June 90, 1886.

ALExArpRIA, June 30. 1916.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs.--I have the pleasure to
learn that Harmony Division, No. 2, Sons OF
Temperance, and Junior Association, No. S.
United Brothers Of Temperance, will attend
the banner presentation of Potomac Division
No. s, in Georgetown, on Saturday, leaving
by the canal boat, Pioneer, at z O'Clock, and
arriving in Georgetown about 9.


Harmony Division will carry the .superbban
ner presented to them, by the ladies of Alex
andria, in August last, and as they will as usu
al, turn out in large numbers, they will doubly
attract large share Of attention. The officers
Of the Division, elected last evening, are as
follows: Silas M. Wilkins, w. p; George
w. Nelson, w. A.; J. Gipson Peach, r. S.;
John Norris, A. r. S.; William A. Wharton,
+. S.; John A. Rudd, T.; William H.
Rogers. G.; Kinsey Griffith, "A. c.; Robert R.
Snyder. |. s.; Lemuel Robey, o. s.. John w
Jefferson, P. w. p.


Our worthy Mayor seems to be opposed in
toto to the running at large of dogs. contrary
to law, and has published the law on the sub
ject Thisis right. Why should we, because
the Council has reduced the dog tax to one
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