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RosAgELs HUsBAHD.


"I'm afraid you'll belike the boy who
won the elephant, RoseLnow you've
got your husband, you'll be at a los,
what tedo with him But You would
have your own way, you knowP"
Rosabel hanalted and set her dainty
head on one side Ike pretty canary
She was the smallest, the prettiest, and
the most affectionate little girl In
Westerville, and this was her wedding.
morn. She had married Colonel Mon
traville, very handsome, very HIGH
bred, very naughty gentleman, and q
gentleman who, rumor asserted, had
sewn his wild oats very freely, and was
even yetladdicted TO periodical; fits loi
dissipatiotlsi 8jiI 5Ha .sEQ5G gis +
y Aunt NJ Moss, ,swho had raised Rosabel
from baby! and endowed her with a
handsome property, was dreadfulls op
posed to the match, and did her utmost
to prevent it n But Rosabel must have
her handsome, stately colonel. .ge They
were married; and in the bridal cham
Der, while Rose changed her white satin
for her drab poplin, preparatory to, set
ting ont on her wedding tour, Aunt
Moss yen,ured the foregoing remark.
sOf course Iwopld. auatie," respon-
ded Rosabel, as she fastened her garnet
sleeve-hulton. chad to have my col
onel, and NOW I've got him, I'm in no
fear about What ! shall do with him"
{ 'slE ell, I am, Rosa replied the old
woman, blnntiy.. "He's proud, self.
wilIed man You'll never rule him, aud
he'll break your heart with his wild
ways" ,... rp
= "Not hew. retoited Rose, crossing to
the mirror to put on her garnet brooch
"BIy heart won't be broken, auptie
dear, so don't fret; and ] think I'll find
a way to rule my colonel. You'll see
isn't my dress lovelyf Come, they are
calling us Good-by, you darling old
anptie. Don't fret; little Rose won'l
-come3to, grief" .7a isAle tDE 5.''.
Heaven grant it" sobbed Aun,
Moss, as she kissed'her darling good BY
-ntaFCu gTaNt w SHc pfafcU as tut
carriage wltirled her away. . 3iii
TIE wedding tour was over, and CSl.
onef. Mohnaytile' and his pretty hri'fe
were Mt home in thcir handsomecotfase
which vas q wedding gift from Aun'
Moss gsIaj 81 U4aitsfaGi
Rose had planned areceptioHto which
hcr old friends and quite a number oi
new ones were invited. lsAs s'aa
On Intervening in question she stood
on the cottage perch, in her pretty
bright silk, with blue ribbons in hel
yellow, crimped hair, awaiting the com
ing OF her husband daEet iI1y
lie soon appeared. diving under thu
mapses-such Handsome distinguish
ed, soldierly figure! Rosabefs blu,
eyes glowed with pride as she watched
him. ts} fiJ
"Well, pet running up the steps and
kissing her eagerly, ''here you are, al
ready and as fresh as a rose, You re.
ceived all The articles ! ofdered, die
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J N'N' u A~NAsS1 ouo SIdili-
pagne?"
'sOh, yes, DEAR" responded Rose,
| pleasantly Sand the frosted cake was
elegant. l sent the champagne back
"You did 4Ohat"
"Sent the champagne back" repeated
Rose, serenely; "we didn't need that,
you know"
"Whoever heard of an entertainment
without wine ?" asked the colonel, a
frown gathering on bis brow. sAIye
Invited a number Of my own friends,
Rose do you expect to choke them to
death p'
"Csrtsinly not, dearest. I've ordered
lemoaade, and we've plenty Of that
which is better ssill-pure, cold water. y
Colonel Montrayille broke from her
ciasping arm. with a suppressed excla.
nation that hsa very suspicious
sound.
'Nonsfnse, Rosem be said, severely
''don't affect such silly airs. You know
that I've been accustomed to drinking
wine all mY life, and I'm not going to
stop 6now, nor invite my friends and
efEar them cold water. I'm not the man
you take me for if you think I'm going
to co that" a
| Rosabefs bright face never clouded
She caught the arm he had dawn from
her in both her dimpled hands.
"1es, you are, dearest, the very man
blest man in all the world 'af Lass. II IL
your little wife's opinion; and you're
not going to drink any more nasty
wines, or offer them to your friends tc
drink" ~
"Rose!n
eDearest!" ass af
+ "Do yon pretend to dictate what
shall or shall not do ?n
"Why. darling, no. You are dicta,
ftor, not silly little me but I'm going &c
fbeg you, to intreat you to grant me this
| favor--the very first favor / have asked
of you since our wedding day! You
won't deny me y aeIh
/ He shook her off arain. 1f she wa,ld
only speak ont in a dominant way. Sc
he might have an excuse for gettino
angry; but she elung to him araiu. hel
pleading blue eyes bright with luhshed
Etears. - $
"Doa't be silly, Rose" he said ;'"Fn
going back to town for the champagne
Take care y 49,
|. But the clinging arms only held hin
all the closer. s
ssplasse dearest nIaaea nlaose ralo
mel MontraviIe, let me have my way il
this. and will be the veriest little ser
liz all things else. Give up the win;
inow-giye it up for all your life long
| for your little wife's asklng-your litil,
vile, who loves YOU SO. Please, please
ny iiiFIfig3! - W
/ The ssttStng, bird ike voice vas il
bis ear, the soft, red lips tonckesL hi
cheek, tho bright tears fei upon hi
hands.
"Confound it let me 90, then, sant
have it your own way"
/ And Colonel Montravihe, who Roult
not have WINGED before line of brist
ling hayonets' tore himself from he
ciass2ing arms. and strobe INTO the cot
fage for once IN hls tlfe completely mas
tered r - Gg
! Rosabel stood up and shook out he
ruffied plumage like a dainty bird.
! 81 told auntie so,n she murmured
with a little exuitant laugh. 81 tolt
, her l.shouid fiod a way to rule ny colo
mel" ST ~
Two hours later she dispensed til,
! refreshments with her own pretty hands
i gss.You'n allew me to give you an ice
Captain Brooke approaching a cluste
, tof her Husbands military friends, ssan,
, kseme of this frnit cake--it is delicious
land some OF my own eompounding-
! and glass of lemonade perhaps? No
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= A Herald special from Washington
says: It has been formally announced By
the British Minister that the payment of
theGeneva award, amounting, in gold, to
s15,5G0, 900, would be made, as provided
by the Treaty of Washington, on the l4th
day Of next September.
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m. When - IL
pleads for csnd5 spu1od \as1,
he SO much covets-fgea ~ him ::
Ionly hciug careful of the qart;tu and
(the quality he shall use at an one time
There is an instructive feel1 sbnnt
these wants; and if they are t. aroti
| fed in some form, the child Gos not
fill want of its body, and this scancv
will in after-iife tell against his heIth in
some way. ~ -
Many are the cries against eatine,an
dies and sugar, as making the child MI
.ious and black, or that it rots the teeh /.
but the want of it makes more puh,,
children than the use Of it in any fork
ever injured: the want of it rots NOR
teeth than were ever hurt by its. use
Ihenaet US feed them on the rationa
principle of demanding appetite.
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a San Francisco widow keeps the
skull Of har-deceased husband in piass
ease. she once remarked TO Trfunu
who was viewing the remains !: ssAlaal
how often have / banged those bones
With broomstick. / am sorry for it.
now"
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,,vca SEas'ICSs TO-.H0KR0H:

,sr,.r CuuncH-services st II 8, m. and n
nv Ecv. il. II. Mckim.
p M p.rL's CuURoH-Scrviccs vt IL II. III. and
% ny Rev. Dr. Norton.
J: w., I,uugcn Services at II q. M. a:.d II
~ Rev. d. F. Sprigg.
= -" u,vr's CHURCu-Mass At and Ii a. m.
,,.,,rs nj ): p. m.
Nt.:t' prssBYrERIAN CuUECH-Service III
.,,.,,nc aud at night by Rev. Mr.. Green.
IN, . ZEN, PREsHYTERlaS CuURcH-Service IN
',>,r;,i. and ut night, by Rev. DR.. Bullock.
"u,.ru Erls CHuEcn--Sermon IN the morn.
49, al night by Rev. j. ). Dyer.
iaE a'... FrIs. CuuKcll SoUTH-Scrvices in the
NA.'.. aIi a. night, by Rev. DR.. Busey.
,r,I pHnr CIURClI-Sermon IN the morn
N,'i'. :, n:ght by Rev. DIR. killgore.
II ~" ',risr CuuHCH--Service i'll the morning
pa r.'r : II. M!rck, and ut night by Rev &.
il. Kyl"n! sor,ic. ,ta , N bv
''M..,nr CuArgL-Service at y. IN.
,,"'I,,,I,yr. bAprISf-Servic, in the morning
.''rI, by Elder Purrlng on.
~" N =. A.-praycr Injecting in the Second
49, Church, ut four O'Clock y. m; Aims
,.s scr, ices vt ) p. m; jail services Vt Z
'' ''S ~i,.lay School ut the corner of King and
-. Its al :! p m Prayer meeting III the
.yrr = GryggS store, corner OF III { and
', .,..,. .fr.., 1t u y. III. Daily prayer mee.
- :, NJ. in the room OF the Association.
- V.,,i.y every Friday evening n TIL"
-, : iig- and West sheets.
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l;y l.. 4. KcrDy. .AuctiOneer.

TS1RUSTEES SALE-By virtue of deed of
4 trust from Rose Eaccar dated November
1T. 1870, and recorded in libcr =, No |, folio
rs, one Of the land records of Alexandria Cor
poraGlon Court, the undersigned, as trustees
therein named, Will, on SATURDAY, April
18th. 1873 Il: twelve o'clock M, in front of the
City Hotel, in Alexandria, Va, offer for SALE
b. public auction, that BRICK HOUSE f55ssss,
and LOT OF GROU Nd on the north SIDE aEysl
of Prince street. between Union and Water SIS,
now o. copied by the grantor in the said deed.
The lot is rs feet west OF Union street; has i
front Of ~ lcct OF Prince street, and extends
back IS feet.
Tenn; Of Sale: Onc-tcnth Of the purchase
rlonev in cash and tho residue in three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interes: from day of sale. The deferred
payments to be secured by the purchasers
bonds, with good surety, and a deed of trust
upon the property 5 id. Cost of convcyanciog
to BE- bpri.c Is purchas r.
GEO. H. ROBINSON
JNO. b. SMOOT. Trustees.
mn Dots THOMAS PERRY
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TEL EGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.
Boat Race.

LoNDON. March 29-Thc race between the
Oxiold and Cambridge boat crews is to take
place this afternoon on tie river Thames. As
is usually the case on such occasions there Is
great excitement il London and business Is al
most entirely neglected, although tic race will
not come oil Tor several hours yet
People are nay leaving the city in great
crowds in ord II secure eligible po-itIDus on
the banks # the Thames. tiom which to view
III" col,e<t X c!cn>c to- prevails, but 1t Is
hoped i; wili lit before the hour designated
for the start Ii l. the general Impression that
the Cambridge crew will be the victor' aud
betting is rwo 10 ona in their favor.
LONDON, March % p. m.-Thc Oxford
crew has suddenly become the tavorltes FOR the
University rae. There are rumors that the
Ean,ahs have been uv.rwork"d and that some
Of The crew arc sick.
LONDON. March % 3 p. m. The ra;c was
Won bv The Cambridge crew by three lengths.
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.TECTID.S Stiles.
kN Z. a. kCrhY.

TAuctioncer and Real Estate Agent
WILL ESOLD ATPUBLIC AUCTION,
w on SATURDAY, the 18th day of March.
ls.@, at II M, in front OF the premises, ONE
OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BRICK ff 1szsAf
DWELLINGS in Alexandria, Va. 1t is. Dix.
situated on Fairfax sire t, between Duke AMI
Wolfe streets; is a double house, built ia the
best manner, with all modern improvements !;
confirms 10 rooms, in good order; has brick
stable, carriage and wood house at the foot OF
;hc lot. Parties wishing to buy are requested
to call on Mr.. F. \. kerby, 81 King ST., Alex
anGria, Va, who will Show the premises.
Terms made known ut sale
NH l9-eots L. ENGLISH
a2.t~The above sale is postponed until SAT-
URDAI, April ). NH 29ts
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I.shEAs. EsssF;sErTEf.

Mr.. Holland had at his stand, in market,
to day, some remarkably fine beef, a other
fresh meats. So superior is the beef for sale
ry Holland that butchers from Washington
often purchase from him, to supply their Gus
toner who want something extra. and sell 1t
At % ct>. per l..
The day Of stlin@ Of III: New York steamer
i;or .A~piuw,;ti has l,ccn post poncd from March
;Ot 10 April ) Ii. Letters Tor Alcxandrans
ia COSTA Nica should be mailed here by )
% clock p. III. the st; p:,x;mo.
At the exhibition Of the Juaicr Glass Of
Howard University. III Washington. an Grafton
on Humility of Greatness was delivered by
Il. j. Mitchell, OF Alcxan,lria.
MarlcyS re,nains were removed from the
Jail yesterday evening to the residence of his
vile, ard were inferred tbs evening i'll Penny
Hill huryirg erouul.
The accommo !uting Washington and Alex
andria ferry linc will, as may be seen hy the
advertisement add two a:dltona trips TO the
daily route Of ;i,cr stcauicrs.
News llls been received from the Surveying
Expedition. from this lace, at COSTA R:ca.
Al The patty were in good health and doing
well.
The iron fl,nr al the vault !or records in the
new conrt h .u>c at the Market :quaro, is COM
pl"t.d
The timc t,be Of tie O., \. & VI. r. r.
wi; be slightly changed on and after Tuesday
next. Sec advertisement.
The flow Of coal trade nu the canal will, it is
expected. reach here next Myn!ay aud u busy
season will It once open.
Mr.. CosswIl hal at his fish stand in the
m".act. this morning. Il variety OF fac fresh
fish, shad, rock, perch, e..
Mr. john Slater md n his stand, this morn
Ing, display Of beautiful Srr.ng flowers, which
attracted much attention.
The in:lcmcnt weather to-day ut.rfercd
with on. oil door business
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.7ILTsH.S 81 rs.
Isy Green AZ Wise,

Real Estate Agents and AuctiUrccrs.I
10y VIRTUE OF ~ DEED OF TRUST
ID from Richard Riggles and wife, dated the
frs: day of April 1863, and duly 'cc.riei il tue
lard record: of Fairfax county, and by direction
Of the party $ccu ed thereby will oil: for .:c,
III pubic auction, in front Of the Mas. ion liuu-",
ia the city Of Alexandria, on SArU kDA I, tie
18th day OF apr |, 1875 at twelve o'clock IN The
TRACT OF LAND, qaawhich sad kir-i,, re-
sides, containing ahou5%.5d acres. vita all the
improvements thereon, and loc Led t"o mile
south Of Fairfax Station.
Terms: Unc-third c:t>h, and Lhc residue in six
and twelve months, with six per Il. interest.
Cunvryunciag 1T the exp :nSc OF purchaser.
CORNELIUS jacobs.
NH 1;-2Awts Trustee.
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~ i.rcpia a. Mise.

[Rcai Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.l
4 ~SlGNEEiS "a LIZ OF 4 TWO-STUR1
"A Brick DWELLING AND LOT OF
GnUU II D--i}y order Of the District Court Of
the L ni:ei States Tor the Eastern District OF Vr
g!nia in the case Of N. Eldrdgc u Co., bank
rup.>, the undersigned Will expose for sale, by
pubic al ton. in front Of the Mansion House,
IN the city OF Alexandria, Va, on SATURDAY,
he i2lh Of April. 1873, at II o'clock m, a k:sS
BRICK TEN + NJ + n I and LOT OF .ESSl
TROU \ ID, on the west side of Water street, be-
t tcen Gibbon and Franklin, in ssid city of Al.
c>an!ri,t, fronting On Water street - feet, and
running back rs feet inches, being the propAc-
" cony -yad to VI. E!dridgc and +. A. Reed by
WA. y Gu,dhnud ana others.
Tcr:ns OF Sale: Onc-third of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, and the residue in
thro" instruments of three nine and twelve
months the notes Of the purchaser to be taken
Ior The deferred payments, with interest from
the ti,y oE sale and the title to be retain until
All the purchase money be paid.
NH 1U.,s III. ). WATTLES, Assignee.
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Isy Green AZ wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs.I
TOMMISSIUNE Frs SALE.-By virtue Il !,
~ decree Of the County Court fur AicXandri:,
county, Virginia, rendered AT is March term,
1873, in the suit of Eliza Vi. Moshcr ". Parker
h. Sweet ct uls., the subscribers, commissioners
appointed by the sad decree, will expose Tor
sale, by public auction, i'll front Of the Vi .nSion
House Hotel, in the city Of A'cAandris., Va, Oh
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of April, lS.@, 1T =
% clock m, the following property, u VT: Il
TRACT Of LAND, containing about i acres
lying in the county of 1ts*exandsia, win the
BUILDINGS and nrpu"tcnrnc"s thereto be-
longing, and adjoining The lands .! y. y. Mutt
and others.
Terms of Sale Sufficient money in cash TO
pay the costs and expenses Of sale and to pay the
dcut OF 500 due from the sud Parker II. Sweet
to Tie Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank 81
Alexandria, Va; the residue Of the purchase
money to be paid in three equal ins.alInc:.ts Of
E, II and Is months, with Interest; the bonds Of
the purchaser, with approved security, to DC
taken, and the title to be retained unit! the whole
purchase money shall be paid. CoATeyancihs
ut the cost Of the purchaser.
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
L. y. CLAUGuTON,
n m If "a
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'a's,n .S3Sc:. ag5.

BALTIMORE, March 29-Virginia SKIES con-
soliciutci, 80! DO. new jl3 West Virg inias "a
bid today. Cotton quiet and steady; low mid;
dlings lsIalsa- Flour quiet; City Mills declined
90: llowar. Str."t Suportne 5uSG; do: Extra
i :iuu-7 %; do Family $ 2jaSl0: City Mills u
pcr;nc ) ST; do Extra 3Oa93 %; do; Family
j BASH 80; Western .supariinc 5aSt;; DO. Extra
8 5Oa-,77 10; do Family $ 25aSlD.. Wheat firm.
Corn firm and active; white Southern 65; vel
low Southern 50 30; mixed Western GOatO4
Oat: quiet. Rye SteHdy and firm at S0aJ2. Hay
unchanged. Provisions quiet, but firm
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The sIstiiailS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Marcia 29.-tfcn. Candy 5
troops are impatient at The delay AMI want a
chance to fight The M9docs The opinion pre-
walls that the Mol,cs vii! sct any terms theJ'
want.
Ad,:ccs r. III Arizola state that the rcs2rva-
tion .Apaches are uneasy aud dissatisfied
Much sickness prevails among them 1t Is
reported thlt the Apa:!,cs are better suppl d
with firearms than ever before. Its generally
thought they procure them from 'r'"icrs i'll
NV MaXcn.
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Srd:a., Peace Commission.

New YORK, March ga dispatch lrunl
ih@ headquarters Of the peace commissioners.
dated Nlarch 9TH, says some OF the nelnhcrs
Complain thar they have been prevented from
holding the interviews with Captain Jack NJ
cr>slry for full discus, ion Of the matters at
Issue. The in,lians assure the Interpreter that
;hcy will n.go3iatc for peace if they can have
their Loss river home They would probably
consent to 90 to the JianaX reservation As
yet, however, 40 ctf,:t has been mad; to eli ct
nnnce on thcse tcrlls.
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A Card from Mayor Berkeley.
MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, March 70, 1873.

ALEXANDRIA, March ~, 1910 }
To the c,7itor Of the -lh.ran{rn Gu:et;:
| noticed in the Gazette report OF MI La
than S speech, delivered few evenIns, since
''iu comparing the, receipts OF the Hay9r y, ;
office for six months, endings December 81,
1871, he (L) received for licenses aud il"es
$500. IS, while | 3D. received 10 the CORES
pond,ug months of 1872. $1,2SG.>l showing
an excess over my receipts Of $751; IS; more
than sufficient to pay the Mayor 5 sa!a:y tor Il
YEAR It will be remembered that al! licenses
expi!e June l. did not enter upon the duties
Of the office until LIST of July. The Council
did not mature aud pass the Revenue 4ii untl
about the 10Th of July | find Mr. Latham
had, in the month of June, collected s',ile
TO have collected, thereby making 80, %
an excess over the amount collected by Mr.
Latham of S52l.7l Respectfully,
WM n. BERKLEY, Mayor
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Sr,y Work. CIV Charter.

Stat. Senate is about evenly divided on tie
question Of giving the Whole appointing power
to the Ma, or aud neither parry is disposed to
reccd3, The opinion now prevails at Albany
tha; there will be NJ new charter, FOR New
York passed this session.
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Escn.t:. Of yzcs.rs. IsrooAs an,, Curtis.

New York. March .. Congressman JAS.
Books is reported considerably verse. His
disease, chronc }y.cntcry. is not necessarily
fatal.
George William Curtis continues to steadily
improve II! has Eal to abandon all his l~c-
ture enTagcGeGtS.
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Weather Report.
~ SS--1iSE S>t'NAs'
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE t!:lhE SltiNAL OrFlCLR,
ASNlNGToN, March %. | | L. II.
ii.,ia,JNtiS. The areas Of low barometer
over hc Lower l. kcs and Middle States move
very rapidly nor, hcastward into NV York and
New England, with brisk and high southeast
winds and heavy rain during the rest Of Sa,ur-
day from the East Atlantic coast westward to
Lake Outarn aud the S.. Llrcnca Valley. Ris.
ing barometer, westerly winds and clearing
weather prevail hy Saturday evening from
PENNSYLVANIA Sou;;wlrd over the CaroInas and
westward to Like Michigan. Clear weather
with westerly winds and rising Nln}eratnrc con-
tnur in the Cuff States and Throughout the
Mississippi Valley.
Cauiunary signals continue at Wilmington,
Norfolk. Cape May, Baltimore. New York.
New Haven, New l. ~ ION and Woul's Hoe
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ELECTION or OFFICERS Potomac Lodge No.
IS |. Q. 0. f., elected their officers last night
as follows VIM ~ Moore, y. g.; William
Owens. v G. and BENZ L. Pcake, Il s. Thasc
officers under the laws Of the Lodge WI not be
Installed until July next. Potomac IS the
only Lodge in the State with such Il regulation.
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TIE FISH TRADE. The fish trade mo"cs
but slowly, the catch as yet, bying quite
small There arrived at the lis, wharf last
NIGHT and this morning $500 herring and Il
small lot of shad. Shad rate at So. - per
hundred and hurting ut 81 per thousand.
Rock brought 4Octs per bunch aud perch Is to
o5cts
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Coop TEMpLARs. "A number of the mcm-
bers OF Welcome Lodge Of Good Tcmplars, OF
this city, have withdrawn and intend organ!Z-
lug new lodge to be called Potomac, f1r which
charter is to be applied TO" at once, from the
Grand Lodge of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29

DEATH FROM SMALLPOX. -WIli Fowikcs
son of Capt. Fuwlkcs, Of the steamer AawaSct,
and himself formerly mate on the same steam
er, died iu Washington on Thus lay, from
SMALLPOX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29

WALLS OPERA HOUSE Yer 5 oi'cra II
rrovatore was sung by the English Opera Com
pany last uigh,, before a large auilcnc", winch
demanded rcpc:itio.ls OF several of the bcaul.
Iul solos and duets with which the opera
abounds. Io-night-thc lastappcara;!cc 81 tn"
troup- Lucia di Llmmcrmour, wlth Miss lose
Hersce 10 the cast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29
YElc Goodrich ,nurticrcSs.

New York. March 29--Thc pylice refused
her lawyer permission to see Mrs. Meyers
Goodrich $, suspected murdercsS last ight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29
~ L " $50 K 4.
7. G. VAIN Z

i. q. SWhINE
Woul.:l1form his friends and the public grnrr
ally that he mas leased the store on the corner Of
Cameron and Royal streets, 81. e. Mi!burn's old
stand) and will keep in connection with The
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store, No. -
Royal street, hr=t-class
FAMILY GROCERY.
where can DC found nj Ill times fresh Roll But
ter, Poultry, Eggs, Iominy, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Potatoes, Canned Peaches, Pineapple
Tonaocs and Corn. &c, sc. Call and exam
he. feb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29

SM.>ILpox.-T yellow flag has been placed
upou the house in Zion Bottom where Il case
of smallpox exists. The paticut, co!orcl man,
i ouitn low with the disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29

~, '''A SroRM.-rhere was quite severe
r., ''''' today attended with gusts Of wind.
sh.x '1'1 ir'qncntly came down in 'copious
d 1,o. n:ar y suspending, for the time, out
>yn,I,' business The wind was from the
''"e>' aud the clouds are still parteDtous