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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24
Ersss Spain. Amadeus .::..!;e.:.:oa.

New YORK, Feb 2-t--A London SPECIAL
says: la til" con- idayai)n> t.:a: IDiuc .;
Ainud .us ~ abdicatc the possible declaration
OF the Spanish republic was never ;ora n'nse'it
cont mplatcd. Ii va, u coAp..ta surprise, II
rcrltaulc coup Il etat.
Amadeus would not have abl.":t:d lad hr
deemed Inc consequence OF his %ct IN any dc
gree prubab,y. iaal much Ss he two Lam Ia
ions, France ana Spain ha:in- c2c, Il r:nal!i
can governments; w"'l.d have IN enor'3ol!S ii';-
rnce Oh III. third II1ii1 nalipn. t:,~ d,rtc, =
enlancc:img his father throne. AmaIl.a. a!j-
,iicatcd in cypccaiinn thar he would be reGrcG
by the arlny, whose side lie ha: tax IT
against the Ministry. For his he remained il
Portugal. The artillery officers are .rnra'cir.
ISIS, all members Of cd families, tic ocI@:ci
thar as he cast way the throne rather thar: act
with the ministry. who determine 4 - !iH,i'::tr
tn army they would pronounce III his t'vor
and he woulG return at their head. h: han;iS
being then free from crntil'u lo"al tran!m,,lS.
But he was completely cucck,lJ;ed rs tic turn
of events. Apparently it was some Ill = clon
Of this hat induced many lno!.ibcr@ 81 tie
Cortes. los republicans, to vote with
the Republican party III order 10 cycr
reach Tie regal r.;.aonevrc. AuaG us,
however, seems not 10 hive rc!iuqu'shed his
hose f,r a recall The Spanish republic Is IA
source Of uncasiuc<< al BsgIin. The Emperor
now regrets his file steps in FRANCE a4d is
sorry he DID not rc.csta>ii,h Napoleon or some
other monarch and accept the payment OF a
Slight iniam4iiy rather than let things tai
their course. lie regards the Spani,h repn:.llc
as consequence Of thc F:cHci, rcpn;,.i>, aj.d is
uncertain when this desire fer republics will
stop
4 Madrid special says :-''i'lc cxcitemcn; is
increasing, particularly among the workingm2n.
There is apprehension If barrica3cs appearing
ard the red republicans are urging extremes.
The Carsts in their operations and lntrlErcs
are very active and the army is dissatisfied.
"Wa<hiDgton's birthday rccepiun by the
American Minister became republican de-
monstration. The rcaciorists are cxtravagan; 10
expressions of hostility to The American Minis
ter whom they rygard as oticlou>Iy active il
Spanish politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

BosroN, Feb "A Reports from Maine IN
New Hampshire show that tie weather is OK
treucy cold there, the THERMOMETERS irti;ra'ing
from % to 80 degrees below zc:o AZ y..l~us
points.
New YORK. Feb 81 THE following is TIE
STATE of the thermometer at different places on
the liue Of the Western Union Tresraph at
a. m:-Ncw York city, zero: Buffalo, 4 de
grces abo7c; Chicago, 9 degrees above; C'cvc-
land, ) degrees above; O=wego, Very high wnl,
- degrees above: Boston, = DEGREES above;
Chattanooga, Tenn, Il desrc,s above; Rich
mond, Va, II degrees ah W: Baltimore, i
degrees above; Whii"h''!, \. T., degrees BE-
low; Utica. \. T., degrees beljw: honirtal
3 dcgrees above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24
GSCAz BREEaTEES.

The town clock got out Of order last night
and throwing off all restraint struck the hours
with pro!useucsS that WAS remarkable. At | |
o clock it struck 81 times. at - Is times; at |.
26 times: al >, % times, and IT 3, 343 times.
With this last exploit it rested contented Tor a
time, and Maj. Duiicy got hold Of it this morn
ing and put it to right. i'll shore order.
Twenty thousand herring from the mouth Of
the Potomac, caught in trap, and Gill nets, were
in Washington this morning AID sold at so
per thousand. Some herring, rock AMI perch
caught ~ seine in Cnacr Machodock, arrived
here to-day By the schooner Kitty Ann which
came consigned Ia j. !. Henderson with Il load
of grain, and sod at 10 cent> Il !:u'ch.
President Barbour has = onis"l as Soor as
the Summer seas"n opcus to order an ezra
trip of cars from Warrcrton Junction to War
rent0n each Saturday ng':t, 50 rs to enable gen
tlam2n from tn, cities 70 spend their Sabbath>
with their families, seeking health and pleasure
10 ard near Nawcuton.
The renting Of the stalls in the New Market
house will take place By auction tomorrow.
The New Market house is COW under the con-
troll Of the Commissioners CT the Sinking
Fund, and rot the City Cou1cil Committee 90
Public Property. as Tie old building wAs.
Some oi he 'ur9i.urc in the counting room
Of ,lYi1r Loving caught fire Oh "a uriay last
while the cccupanS were temporarily ab,sut
looking: at The par"d:', but inc fi"ines were c'@
covered aud cXfinSui5iied before they i'ai c'ih-
municato1 10 the flor.
in ox.u".ion tain viii leave Charlottesville
FOR A'r%lrll!a ut II y. u. March 81: thus
aIfordin- t,:nrh OF those v h VIII to avail
themselves % II. ~ opportunity oi witnessing
the inaugural ",%..a"4l:a IL Washington oil
,I!o l,h.
Two disturbances among 2oorc'l people oc-
Cured at F!sktown Oh Saturday las Gur1nE;
which a woman was STRUCK on tie head AMI
CT: witL ;umhlar. " Il ina,, aid a mHn was
cut on the face with r"zo: BY wonIla.
\ grand bill viii be given by Inc members OF
The ElydrauI!om Ere Colupaty to night Al
arrangements have ben c9iapl,;ed and an
agreeable cvcn'H& IS iF'n'5eI to All VINO 'n'S
DC present
The AlcXandrla lnIrnlary, corner OF DUKE
and Fairfax strsct>,"iIi be op@ac! on Saturday
next. u vii be ecu ~ Il nct'c2 e e, n
to-day paper the 'aIy managers VIII be thaHN-
ful Tor ANY contfiputioil5'
Captain Thomas ShrcTc, Z well known river
man, who Tor nun'h'r 81 years mas ran Il
schooner Oh The totoil"c river ana thISare"Kc
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G,sr E1IsSi;sIhS.

San FRANC;scO, Feb. %. Late adyiccs
from Ariz ma state that Governor Prsln,rcs,
of the district Ct Ur,z, Mexico. on receipt OF
the news If the recent oulrages Ivy the Indians
under Coclsc IN Mexico, hurried home rom
Guay,nas and soon organized three hundred
national guard for immediate service. Great
excitement prevails as the MoSicau autholii is
do not feel warranted in puc.ujus tie Apachcs
Oh the soil of the Ulitcd States, aid according
to the treaty with Uvchsc he is mot to be IN
tertered with BY cur troorS. General Crock
has no authority. under tic stiPu'atoos, 10
stop the murder, theft and robbery by the
Apachos across the border.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

'>t ta we residence of her father, Mr.. Timber
W. W.. sLAylNIA FAUNTEL,ERoY IAkE =,
.sr " H. l.. r W. Lake, in the SD year of her
Vii exemplary in all the relations of lie. she
and greatly missed as wife, mo:hcr sister
o,,,'o .a1shtcr. She had wanted for months an
AMI f,ia"fiiy 20 connect herself with the Church,
vrcr ' . throw the whole weight 0; her int u
W ,,"" .u example on the side of Chr St. "Be
~ =, '"e Son of man cometh.''
lencs. 1. s fity February 25d, 1873, at the resi-
TER p p NJ, ms brother, Chas Whittlesey, WAL
reln n n: w, W!,HlITTLEsEY, aged IS years. His
Mcnt. '' '""eh 10 connecticut 1or Inter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

LOWER PoToMAC LINE. As will be seen by
an advertisement elsewhere in today's Gazette,
two fr>t-class passenger aud freight steamers,
the Gcorgcanua aud Charlotte Vanderbilt, are
now on the Lower Potomac line, making semi
weekly trips between this cry and Baltimore,
aud stopping III the Potomac landings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

gcs- The Lady Managers being anxious .
oncn their Intirnlary BY VI arch 1T, viii be ut
the house corner Dake and Fairfax streets, for
merly DR., Musphy'.s residence, on Tuesday
morning, February ., to receive contributions.
visions, &C., will be very acceptable and thank
FULLY received ;, , p.
n ~ 0t MIS-. NJ. VI. STEWARI, IEesL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

TIE WEATHER. weather Was intensely
cold last night, and at SIX o'clock this morning
the thermometer stood at degrees above zero.
At eight O'Clock it had raised only two degrees,
and it continued considerably below the frecz-
ing point all day. Hunting Creek is frozen
over, and but ior the high wiud which pre-
vailed duriug the night the river would GER
tsinly have been closed again. As it was, so
much ice formed on the flats on the opposite
side Of the river that the trips CT the ferry
boat had to be suspended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

LECTURE 1t will be seen that Miss Vaughn,
whose requirements and ability are recognized
wherever she has been, will read at Sarcpta
Hall 10 morrow hight Miss Vaughn is il new
star upon the platform, and Il woman who is
vet to slime in the literary world with u light of
Intellect, culture and cloquence unsurpassed by
any of her Sex who have ever attempted to in
struct or cntertaia public audience.
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Ers,beZYIcIl.ent.

New York, Feb. PA broker Nance
Samuel Mckee, was :ast evening arrested and
taken back to his home. CanbrIt!scror. Mass
on the charge of having embyZzl d Sl.D,'O he
lo1ciuc to Fitch, OTIS 4 Co., ot this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24
Fire.

CAMDEN. \. J.. Fyb p A lirc broke out
about Q . clock in the Pcnasylyania Railroad
oil shop. The wind was very high and the
flames soon spread to row Of TWO story frame
houses on Second street, between Bride avenue
and Mckee street. The ertire ros, consisting
of ten houses, is Cow hurIing, The auth rites
have calel on the Philadelphia fi'e Depart
lnent FIR assistance and several engines have
arrived
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

MAYORS OrFlCE-The Mayors office in
the New Market House having been furnished
will be taken procession Of by the Mayor to-
morrcw.aud where his honor can be tounl daily
from TO 10 a. ,n., and from i to ) p. III. Ths
Police Court Will, however, continue to be held
If E.linn Headquarters.
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TELEGRAPH NEW $.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. |
9'aSNGssE-.SS.
W.,sHINGToN. February =, ISIS.

SENATE
The Senate, to-day, received the report o..
the Credit Moblicr Invcsig ton Committee:
and after som. discussion, the consideration; oi
it was deferred.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House of Representatives., after III" eli!
on the States, rccciee,: from the President a
communication urging immediate legislation
relative TO The unsettled fishery qaestouS pet''i-
ing between the U'aiFcd States and Great
Britain.
The River and iI.rbor Appropriation bill!
was then taken up.
AN ALEXANDRIA CLAIM.
In IN, Senate on Saturday the bill which
has pa.sci The House 10: the relief oI GEORGE
aSh;nstou. ans! Sai:ie Washington, his wifi
of Alexandria, VA. WAS referred. Inc bal
provides that the Secretary OF The ir>asuary
bc directed. out Of a:,y money not OTHERWISE
"ppIop riatcd BY law; t. pay 10 deIIgs " ASH.
int n, aud Salc Washington. his wife, Of
AIcxandtia. Va, without Interest, the am uat
of the proceeds 81 the sal, ior direct taxes Que
the Uuted 5 .ateS, If house an. !ot nnml;e Il
12l. on King street, rs evidenced 81 direct tx
sale certificate, les, Ill taxes, costs, an! i"s1!
charges accrued by reason % the sale thrrv1'
for said dircc; taxes. ly the tax commissioners
of the Uni,ei STATES under rhe laws tOF tie
collection Of direct taxes: Provided Inat said
George Washington and Sal'ie Washington,
their heirs or personal representatives sha !,
before receiving such payment, duly tXec",c
aud deliver a il!i and complete omit claim coz
veyance Of SAID property 10 The purchaser
thereof. his heirs, assigns, or !,gtl II! >e"ia-
tiv..S u tie Sacr..ialy NAY lN.tc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24
Trades Strike.

New YORK, Feb. 2i Tie varioas ira les
organizations, principally German. held se.nar-
ate meetings yesterday FIR the purpose Of IL
anguratirg general strike 70 Il kc p! ace short
II for the enforcement Of the eight hour svs-
TEN and ether measures to better their coGii-
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24
Burned TO Dca;h.

New YORK, Feb. 25-Eizibeth McGaia-
uess was burned to death yesterday Ly her
clothes accidentally ca,cai,g tire from CRATE.
Her brother was seriously burned II end>avor-
inc - nut out the ti4ne>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24
POLICE HEADQUARTERS The eases tried
1 I ! In. = -,

Police HEADQUARTERS The eases tried
by the Mayor at Police Headquarters sincc the
last report have been two young colorcd men
f,r dis ril.riy conduct pear the corner OF
Queen aud Fairfax streets, Joe HUMPHREYS,
also coIored for disorlcry conduct near the
upper end Of King street, all Of whom were
fincd. Henry Thomas, co!ored, who possessed
by the green eyed monster na lie an assault
upon the destroyer ofh;s peaee, for which he
was reprmanded and man from Londoun
county, who came here to see the procession on
the 23ud, but was dazzlel by the sight. lie
was sent back to his home.
Two colOred men, oae servant Ill the house
at which h. committed the theft, for stealing
coal from the residence Of his employer, were
tried before Justice May and committed to jail
for 81 days, during which time they are to
work in tic chain gang.
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arrow not Peoples EaHEtS

=, -" treta, for there are few teeth that have
- a., '.t> OF their own. There is bat one way
:a''. ';.>%,EVe Them without spot or biem>h, and
r,i.. ~ The daily Use .; the best lentricc in
;.r .n1 iragran: oUZODONT, cool, refresh
'''" agreeable. feb 1I.e,1w
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To provide means for this magnificent Con-
cert, One Hundred Thousand Ticket,
only Will be issued, large portion OF which
are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $40 halves 50, and quarters
81 80 Eleven whole tickets for SlOO n Q dis
count on less than 500 orders. Nothing could
be more ;plro yrltt" for presents than tickets to
this BANQUET OF WEALTH or more likely
t. produce graH,lrr satisfactory results. The
object of this THIRD GIFT CONCERT is the
enlargement and endowment OF the PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, which, by the
Spccial act authorizing the Concert for its bone
it, is 10 be forever tree 10 all citizens of every
State This Concert will be conducted like the
!:rst and second heretofore given, and full par
tculars of the mode Of drawing the gifts and
paying them and everything necessary t. Il
thorough understanding OF the scheme, from
beginning IT, cnd arc E0w published in tho form
Of II circular, watch will be furnished free OF
cost to any vino apply. The entire management.
Of this undertaking his boon committed by she
trustees To- Hon THOS. +. AMLETTE, late
Governor of kentucky, to whom all communi-
cations pertaining to the Gift Concert should be
addressed. H. T. DUkRETT PreS't.
W y. HALDEMAN, Vice Pres
JOHN ( CAIN Sec. Pub. Lib Of Ky.
FARM tES' Il DROEERS' BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets arc now ready for sale, and all orders
lor them, applications Tor agencies. circulars,
information, ctc, will meet with prompt atte!l-
.ion when addressed to me rs below directed.
TuU5 T. BHAMLETrE, Louisville, Ky,
Agent Public Library, Ky.
Louisville *, jan l3-"ui W,&2aw lwt rs
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Rate for Honey.

LONDON. Feb Pr p. n.-Thc rate Tor
money at the Stock Exchange on govfrnment
securities is lower than the Bank Of Englaod
rate ly | per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YE srEEDAY.
weather Yesterday was cold aud iuclcmcnt,with
Slight sll, early III the morning and ut dusk.
\ notice Of the services at St. Mary's Church
appear elsewhere in to-dly's Gazette. There
was quarterly meeting in the VI. i, Church
South, bu the Presiding Elder being absent on
account Of sickness. Rev Mr.. kcrne preached
IN tie III r;:ing and Rev. DR.. R1>scl! at night.
Rev Mr. Lighter preached in the NJ. E. Church
in the morning. There was 10 service there IL
night Tie lup!ts If the other Churches were
occupied by the resident clergy, Th" following
is r"nort of the work done daring the day ~
the Young Men Christian Association: The
Mission Sabbath School on the ishw hat was
shmly attended The school was closed after IN
interesting season by an address 10 the scholars
by Mr. BTunyr The AIMS House services were
held but Will i small committee on hand. At
the Jail there was Il full corps OF workers. The
services were OF exceeding interest. The N!r.
GINA House prayer meeting had but a sria!i
band Of workers present.; there was: however,
Il goodly humber Of persons pleScnt from the
ncighborhooi The Sunday prayer meeting
in the afternoon in the ]st Prcsb yt1rlan Church,
was fully attended.
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w r. 4. AerOE.

GAuc.ioneer and Real Estate Agent:
7zyiLi, BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w on THURSDAY next, February IN
1873 in dileret lots: about loo,VV ohCoN y
HAND BkICkS Sale to take pace on tue
~, Sos, Union St., between King aud Prlncc,
laiex.ndria Va. Terms made known on the
~ nfs,ie FRANCIS A. KERRY,
feb 24-3t IoI t,tc Wv nv.
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4. ~ EEB !,

TRANClS 4. nERB1,
AUCTIONEER
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.
NO. 5G KIN G. ST L L + /,
iBurhe's Buildng,)
Alexandria, Virginia.
Bay aud sell let and lease houses in aieS"i-
,,iia and farms III The country. ~ i,
Particular attention given to the selling ..
household furniture ut auction At the reSiaei.tcS
of families declining housekeeping. lleo-l-u
A GRICULTURAL LINE
5000 bushels WOOD-BURNED SHE'LL
LIME, an excellent Fertilizer, for sale IN lois W
sut hv SHINN s. CO.,
son 10 l3 Union st.
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Sc Gather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
GnEICE NiIiEF SIGNAL OFFlCEE.

OFFICE CuiEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Feb II. II Il. Iii.
iir,ft,Li2;i7rs. For the rest Of Monday over
New I,ngl;lnd. fresh northwest winds and con
rinued cold weather. PATTY cloudy weather
with western. winus in the Middle States.
Southwest winds and rising temperature over
the Lake region and the Northwest. Contlli-
ued cold north and west winds and clear wealth,
Yr in Tie South Atlantic and Eastern Cult
States. f,ascriy winds aud tal.lGg barometer
10 the Western Guf States by Tue day morn
I'M,
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Mayhem, Richard II
Miller, Matt
Miles, Mrs Martha
Miller, Henry ID
Massey, Miss Ada
Newman. Frank
Parker, Anna
Ryalls. James, ,
Ratcli fo, } b, :
Randolph, Mrs Laura
Rector, Molly, 3
Stewart. Thomas, col
Shot, Thomas
Stuart, Sarah. col
Seymour. Miss Martha
Shaw, Miss Lizzie
Stur!ry, Miss Ca;h'nc
Sells, Mrs Ellen
Scott, Ellen
SIN tn, II w
Thompson, VIM
Taylor, Susan 9
Truston, Sarah
Thompson, Geo w
We'll, DR. VI
Wilson, David r
Williams, David
W hetbee IL D.cE man
Wood, Ca.harine
Williams, Albert
White, II A
n. P. TRIST, p. VI.
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s'Esa .ist.1At:iS.

New YORK, Feb II Stocks steady. Money
firm ut l-lGll-H2 per cent. Gold steady 1T l4s.
Flour dull. Wheat dali and nominal. Corn
quiet.
BALTIMORE. Feb 2t-Virsinia is, consoli-
dated, 80! West Virginias ll5 DID to-day. Got,
ion quiet low niidiiings l9!al".. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and uhchnhgcd
tr.! -; mixed Western nonina! II: I'll. OatS
firm; Southern l9,5O; Western mixed 47a49 ;
do white %. Rye quiet 1t ool:D. Hay very
dull Western 2Jt;S1O.
The Quarterly Confarc,1c, OF the u. +.
Church sgu'h, viii meet at haif-past seven
0 cick tonight.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postoiiice,
February - 1873.
Persons calling for letters will say they are adj
rrrl>cd and give the date of the list.
II not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent 10 the dead letter office in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

The only practical manufactured of
NUMAN HAIR
in the city. SWITCHES, BRAIDS, CCRLS
aud nhI!, WORK OF every DESERT ytion uaaI-
featured on the premises, which enables me, in
Thu branch Of ms business, 10 defy competition
n B. To Country Merchants: l am also agent
for JOHN THOMPSON u Co, Of New York.
Samples constantly on i!;.hi at Wholesale:
JAS FERGUSON,
in rs &c Eing ST. 81 door from Fairfax
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LOCAL NEWS.

CLOSE OF THE MISSION AT ST. MARY 5
CHURcn. AT O'Clock yesterday morning, a
very large number of persons received Holy
Communion at st. Mary's Church, and at | |
Father Glackm eycr preache to au cv,rh1wng
congregation on The Devotion to the Blessed
Vhgin;'' ter which he invested a large num-
Der Ut persons with the "scapu'lr, the badge
of an association in her honor, said to be u very
ancient one.
Att y. H., the largest congregation which
has attended during the week assembled, lar
exceeding the seating capacity Of the church,
and after Eespers had been sung by ihe pastor,
Father Giackmayer, after some touching and
very practical remarks on brotAeriy love,
preached most 81 qucut disc ursc from the
text Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard. nor
hath it entered into the heart OF man TO con-
ceivc what God hath prepared Tor His eject.
picturing the JOYS OF Heavens III a most sub
lime manncr and raising the hearts OF his hear
rrs to that blisstul abode. H. then, in touch
lug rl>, which brought tears 10 eyes OF r!auy,
baue farewell to the pastor and his congregi-
ion, and, after vc>tiug himself in surpl'ce and
cope, CAV. to the kneeilug multitude, the
pipal bcncdc ion 10 which is attached IL plcna-
~ :nlugerc.. The scene was a most s.lcmn
Unc.
Father Glackmcyer is Cana Ina by birth
AID is Il l.lan OF rare powers OF oratory. Mimic
~ ,ines 70 natural to him that he initiates
these OF whor, he speaks without seeming to be
conscious ui it, and he moves people To laugh
ter aud 10 tears almost III the same sentence.
lie is man II imposing appearance, has !!
full, rich voice, AID ii most aH ct!ohate manner,
and his discusses are calculated to effect Il
reformation in morals wherever he may 20.
lie expressed himself rs being very sorry, TO
leave Alexandria, Us he thought he had
brouch; III ny to ii better sense Of their duty,
bl, he had imperative engagements Tor
month, I = come. lie goes naNLto Boston.
During hi, stay here, IA great many persons
visited h;u and tunG him one Of the most
agre able and entertaining r,cn they had ever
met. He had il kind word Tor ALL r@minls-
ccncc appropriate to every suti~ct, aud pattern
ii advice for all who needed it; in sh 1T, 10 one
approached without being charmed with him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

Alien, Miss Annie
Bird, Gear
Be-, Susie
n : v a>hi s.on
Brown, liam
Ben II, Mrs Jamie
brown, Miss Annie
Berry, Miss Jennie
Bell, Jas \
Go ming, John
Clark, Joseph
Coleman, 10 Ii,
CC'nl'"rl, Wis On. .
Counter, TA.on..s
Ia''rr, Philip
= Doug,a,> Eraaci:
|; ION. Mrs lielon NJ
! !, avis, Na'yiuis
n ! VI. Jane
Ford, West NA
rr::,,soc%, j - Ann
m,'t;Ya. Donlnic
y ~ :. soaTa, Warner
njIv'':.l''i, Miss Marilla
ii''>Nln>, Miss Mary
JJ''I.'l'Son, Gabriel, col
Y,'Ara>, julius
I,sc>son, Lcvinia
Jackson. Margaret
Lane, Mary
feb 2i-l,
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II -J!l 4II!II y
EEMAEKS-W heat i: in very light receipt
ard tac market 5 unch-ngci; Offering, o. 10
bushels whit. and l36 Of red, with sales Of the
former ii 200 for good, and IF tn" latter at $50
for air. Corn is quiet and unchanged; offerings
Of ~ bushels mixed and lis of yellow, with
sales OF tie former at ii Rye Is II light re-
CENT: no s.,,> r,pcrtcl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-24

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