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BASE BALL.

NosToNs y8. PHILADELPHIA.
Tho frst professional game that has boen
played in Chicago this soason occurred ut tho
rwonty-thtrd street grounds, on Saturday after
noon. botwoon tho Boston and Philadelphia
Clubs, otherwise known az the Rod aud White
Stockings. The attendance WAS very large, and
the interest manifested in the sport by tho spoc-
tntors recalled to mind the days when we boaated
base ball club Of our own that could whip any
thing Ill the thirty-seyon Btates. Atter an ex-
citing struggle Of nearly two hours, tho Bostons
were victorious by acoro OF II to s. The Phil
adulphia Club was woak at third base and Bhort
stop, aud, generally speaking, all tho players
wcro not up to their mark. Following il
, 1873-08-18

. StjfttaL 7lstHlch g IHt LN'cH1o 7T7UHHtt
1,AsA,hr, IT,, Aug: 1.-THE steh1ner Kstf9 mr.
from Ollleotho, with corn for Ohlcngo. TIM canal!
loht Lograu1 waa towcd np from pcrl With corn for
Chicago. Tho canal-hont parHGn Drownow, with n
light load OF hard coalnlack for Ier,t. dropped down.
The canal t-bosts Lcgranx, Easaex, and Oh
lvo Branch, all with corn for Chicago,
patscd into tho canu anil tho 0enovere, with lltbrr
Tor Chillicotho The burr Oak with lttnbor for lon
ry tho Uaaraot with salt for 1Icnipan and H." Par
san HroWnlow, with 1utnbor for La3a11o anil hRr coal
black for Pcru all passol out al tho cannl Eight feet
and si1 i1c,cn OF water the nltor-s of Lack Ii.
No report OF tho HtAgo of water below.
, 1873-08-18

To The Editor af Tbs Chicago Tribune: .
: Sin. 6ooing lottor in this mornings odi-
match botweon tho St. Louis Club and Chicago
aleyon, should like to 500 tho wrttor, y. H., :"
with Wow to getting up match. 1n tho North
woatern Railway Company's Offices alone wo could
raiao three Or :, four average pleyors. noloso
CHICAGO, Aug. 10, 1878; ". 4.
LOOKING ron A GAME ALREADY.
An association styling itsolf the Olympic, and
having itB headquarters OIL Cottage arnyo ave.
nuo. noar Thirsy-nfnth street, Ias among Its
mamborB d fow warm admirers of tho willow" "
who would. learn with plensuru Of tho exiatonco
OF another cricket club til tho city, with a Wow
to bringing nbout = friondly game, to bo played
at nn carly day. Communications on this Hub-
joct will rocoivo prompt. attention. from r.
Holmes, Boo. Q. g. Club. No. S07 Cottage Grove
aYenuo. '''''' =. ''''.'''
MEEr1vt1. -''''''":'.. --
A meeting Of tho criokoters Of tho city will bo
hold this evening at o'clock, ut tho Sherman
House, to mako arrangements to moot the United
Eleven Of st. Louis, who intoud to play tho
Chicago Eievcu on tho 1st Of September.
, 1873-08-18

tho tlme has como for Chicago to havo cricket
club. I heartily indorae his sentiments,
and will gladly join my efforts to
his in securing TINT desirable end.
I have hoard many young mon OF ths city OK
pross ond1osB regard and undy'ng affection for
cricket, and now truat thcy will Bhow that
thoso expressions wero not tdlc worla. / would
bring to light tho truo Chicago fooling In regard
to crlokot. St Louis IL boh!nl III In ovorything
to }ato; lot her not And opportunity, hereafter,
TO say Bho Is ahoad oven on tho game Of cricket.
Thanking you for your valuable apaoe. ! an,
Yorrs, no., @. Il. 4.
OH1oAao, Aug. 10, 1873.
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Wore 1oss active ut unchanged rates. Or at 10 for
churtors reported wero: 70 DuHalo-Schrs Vim.
ctoshwaits, reshstgo. o.. King. aud TAomsa Paige,
bargea q. g. King and L. q. Butta, and prop poo1uac
corr at H.. To KiuKAton-schra s, q. AuHtsu and
Bkylark, Wheat at 1l'4a psop japan. corn, through.
Tota 10 capacty equal to 00p bu whoat and ~,
QUO hu corn.
, 1873-08-18
Am Unpleasant Wifo.

FF98I lhe R9Tfeal1T lsl0sS.{ 1Tts5. =,
Morrow, tho veteran typo, who l!aH hold q
from Maino to Calitornia, was in town yoster-
day looking After hlu wifo who is Ut tho WoIcoa-
tor hospital. Morrow this tinao alailB from
Hurlugholl, tho U,4ioa Office bo!ag for tho liroa-
, 1873-08-18

NEW YonK, Aug. 7.-Tho great foot-raoo, $50
yards, tor $1,000, betweon Horny CEandall, OF
Miles, Mich, md Joseph stratton Of Fall Niver,
Mass. took place 1t Providonco yesterday.
CEandall won oasly in twenty seconds,
, 1873-08-18

IL the Editor af THs Chtcaga 1FtdaiH:
Sit: was agrcoably surprised In reading your
valuable paper this morning to find that some
Chlcagoan Int present unknown tome except ns
" r. In la1 v! laas awakened to tho fact that
, 1873-08-18

Now York Dry Goods alarkct.
New YoRg, Aug. 16.-rho market continues fairly
demand a,lI atoady in price, Hill btoachcd stfatingA
ndvantel nc. Corset 1canH moro active and steady.
Cottou ntst,cls selling freely. Prints mud wotael
dreBa Honis brink. Wooden and ottoman rovcrab!e
alawla In denland. WoolenB In fair request.
, 1873-08-18
Tho Cricket Feyor Sproading.-.Billiards
md Pug1lism...An Extraordt-
nary Challenge.



r1nsr DAT TUESDAY, AUD. 10.
nsvss t5S'!ea Sstss & ;a; 2;s ssS9 to no'; s's0
- Eah b.!sy %sSs 5. g: :: frtsaf. 1tsssfa''7h''
:. Otis Doest Oh. III. Gold Leaf.
4. A. patteraon, tE. a. Manhattan.
3. u. 7. Whts, b. N. Idol Girl.
y. J: Hart, 9. 9. Lattlo Long!olow.
esaPaast; ca9ee tr. :! z 5uSi'ess SSSese IsSei.
sis a.aaaa Sh"5as f. s!sxs9s G. ast'1as %slonoy
j.: +: !: eSsisf, ess, ;. - !: i Hamilton. n,a{
u. Bon Mace. r. g. Walter.
"a pr,s e h9sses It,, that s,e
! (. Goldsmith, ;. q T. is oisacosser. A'''N'
as oas ! pssst pSsstsP 5. 3: & & Ssesassso. 1s%ss;
s.J.J. Bowen, 8 6. gen Fagler.
5oan fsfss hS{sst J. n & tsrss xsn'x xdasa ESnG
g. John f. Tufnor, b. III. Nettse
sa;E n Hdsisas sass u = i1ss ass ssa saau'F
II. Frank Van Ness, b. 8, St. James.
= Rsn Rsn Mseo' Me- b b m =: Clara n;,n.s. e
SECOND DAY-wEnNEsDAY, AUG. 20.
e':! 81 as'f q ':ss1
ae!Sssh' 2ssss s} t. :; T. esEss:; s!ssss,tep.
s. u. ": Crawford, b, 6. John ". Conley.
No. IA pnrBo Of $4,000-For horses that hxyc
trocd better than 23; 81 600 to Arat 100 to
kecond $500 to third 34O0 to fourth.
!, NJ. Carroll Ill. .. Winthrop Morrill,, Jr,
= z. 9. Bowen, ch. .. Col. Moul.on.
=. IT, ?: M MWailsee, g. H. r.; hoathosb1oom.
Us. F. Twltcholl, b. m. Belle Drnnaon.
g. n. ltodon, b. g. ponobacot.
& ". Ii. Crawford, b. NJ AMMO Collins.
o. Ben Maco, b. q. Red Wing.
H. John Croker. b. n. Ohio boy.
THIRD pAY-TnpgepAY, AUG al,
No. 6-A plIrso Of sc, G,p1O-Fur lprsea that h&yo
mover trote1 bettpr thnn 22i: 600 to ret: 81 600 to
second $500 10 third; 5000 to fourth.
!. ar RodHn, ch. Il Triumph,
T. q. N. Ferguson, wh. T. Crown Prince.
g. Otis Boost b. g. Confidence
1. III. Bowpu, b. 4. Conleo.
:. III. Bowen, 4. Il. Ben Flnglcr.
g. 4. Goldsmith, b, z. Hlouceater.
I. John Lovctt, b. IN. Lulu.
g. W.H. Crawford b. g. John Oonloy,
o. T. 8. Ca1pentot, 9. m. susie.
TO- Budd Dohle, b. g. Hotspnr.
H. Dan Mace, ch. q. Major Alon.
: II. Ben MRee, b. q. Clara q.
No. GA purss of A,000-For horses that havo
never trotted bettar than 1885, 900 TO rat; to
second; 1900 to third 800 to fourth.
l. J. ". Mycrs, br. e. Vanity Fa!r.
1 Dan Macs, ch g. Fcarnaught Jr.
3. P. Daley, b. g. Arthur.
1. @. N. Ferguson, b. m. Miss Miller.
&. Ohs Boest, cts- N. Gold Leaf.
q. J. ]. Bowen, bF. n. Kato Gilbert
I, j. ]. Hart, d. 4. Lttlo Lougfollow.
8. T. 8. Carpenter, cb. m. L!2zo Kee1er.
T. \. Jonnin9a, b 9. George hlillor.
, 1873-08-18

8chr Amoakoag, Kingston, i6.s60 bu corn.
Behr D. r. Austin, K{l,Baton, II, sol bu wheat.
Bark pcsAtigo, buffalo, ~ od1 bu corn.
Prop Mohawk, Buffalo, II, IA bn wheat, 2s7 bags
Beed,
Prop 8. D, Caldwell PORT Huron 23,boo hu corn, 72o
brlB H0nr.
Prop Scotia buffalo, 65 0 bit wheat, 1000 brls lour
Btnlr MnnItowoc, Mnnitnwnc, sundrtes.
schr Vim, Crosthwaite, Buffalo, III. .25u hn corn.
Bchr Turner II Keller, Kingston, II, ,D03 bu wh0at.
Rchr Jas. Wialo Nngbtont 1870 bu wlvat.
, 1873-08-18
hs"re. | Arrisr.

ILLINOIS rI::lr[lal llhlLE9ao.
rpo: JUnt rt Lof-st nu f,1 ~ Titsntgserna.t Tr.t
et5rfs, III NtHothiiaa-s!,, E't,h.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-22
.... ..,..-. THE
TORPEDO PATENT SIM,
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Cow,

The following 10 the decision rtndoeal, -,
McKcnnan, at May Tesn Of The Circuit ON, :, l
above case
In the Cicuit Court Of the United sto,s. "a
the Western District Of Pennsylvania n -
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Geyer.-No. IN, =
1sTS.-In Equity ms =
November a. 1874. Bill hlsa and whr.
sued.
Subpoena asd notice Of ppp lica,iou ,os ,.,.
ary injunction served.
December 10, 1872 Motion for ure,u,,..
junction heard, aud the Court being du,, ,d,,..,
the premises the injunction awarded "a pn,,a |,
and decrte fileu. t>if,5 -.-.
January II, 1873. Injunction issued. and a,
goth day of January Indictment served nm,
and by copy. .-.-.
May ~, 1873. hale issued for de,end,p, IN Il.
cause why attachment should not issue tc, c,,,,
in violating injunction md duly served
June I'd, 1871. Rule for attachment in NJ, j
came on to b. heard, nnd aftcr argument Of ,op,l
pro aud con, the Court being full advised i, ,I
premises, the Rule Is made absolute and ,hs ]
tence Of the Cont is, that the said defenasn nj
olas Geyer, be inIniOsencd in the common isr
Allegheny County for and duriug The term ot
day+, and tha, he pay the costs Of this ,v1
ing. .,H..s,
June I'd, 1879. Comnitent issu,i.
The injunction in this case MAS fr hlfir,s
Of the Roberts patent Of No. cal, thv \. \
eni), for Increasing the product, eness ot oil ,.s
The net Of infringement for which ,he ifas.
was committed for contempt consisted in ii
Alexandra Har:ar in exploding torpedo, I,
wells being the sams act of infringement lor +,
llamar was also committed in he Case No =
yembcr Term, lS,ii, ns before stated.
The Court McKcnrnn. j. u ter d.liverlr, \
opinion in the llamGr csse, proceeded to :,
Nicio rs Ceycr fur CONTEMPT, and Gtlyoed II /
owing oral opinion
=. In the caae Of Nicholas Gcyrr chsrged VI
samc oiien-e, ! am ertirely sati. d. d that a.,
Il i'd present in the Brai. well II; least 4. 4
| iatimdtrd 10 The counsel in NE eourse of ~ \
m,nt. the presenee of fluid in he tcs!i, lri,lr
sir'd or not. is an infringement Of he pd,.a:
Ore och II the injunction cfMe Court
Mr. Roberts. by hia patent uses "a one Of t, :
| cipal elements Of his invention flu'i tanprs
| wherever there is huid sufficient in well a |
time oftre explosion ofa torrcdo 70 Oprsa|
| 'ampng. whether II gets there naturally OF !. I
| there artlilcialiy, his patent j. infrnped TA.j
clearly the case in regard to the Bcal- well
| But Mr. G,ycr seems to have hesn mi.le.
Haninr. who tod him that he merely wan'ell
make an experiment ; and do not think, HI
ing the lrst time, that he ought TO be very ~
punished.
He also 's NdJndrud guilty Of contempt and 4
cd To pay the costs Of this rrncetdirs md IN I
All imprisonment in the county jail for ten "A
| hnpc til will he the last of ia, &c cases; lea L
II The matter comes to our notice srian Nv
cors,ra'ncd 70 impose -uch punishment y. VI
to make the decree of the Court e;Irc'nal.
| .lnuel III
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DONyT E:E SsUNiRyrGGs.D

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aerce you, but IN ninety nine eases out Of a hun.
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making your case worse. Resort at Cnre to TN,
only sovereign renedy that can be relied on. Dr. Nc
Calums Ku I Blood SeNrcner, Whch bnni-hcs
from n" system all form Of private iiScaseS aud
energy loss Of mcmory and MI ueiy0g- III cases
Iu-uting ir m sell ahl-c, which srn $ 6u,n mind
md bodY, rouhrrinS ma iimg2 impossible. WnrrIn
ted. 'rlCc by mail ("tcurrY 4e9Nt n, cypo,ulPl
S 100 y parl> &c la pnctnar mnkeS y puari
Of Blood SlNrcnor Miliams Neci'ino 60, !i.ts
huygh, Va nog a}G Pamphlet Flee
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Avoid Quacks and Imp4S.sss,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTEl j
The Atlantic Disaster.

New YORK, April 2.-Thcrc is no copy OF
the list OF passengers OF the steamship Atlantic
in this city The agent Of the iuc here says
his dispatches from Halifax received last night
state that none of the Atlantic's cargo had
tloated, which he considers as evidence that the
steamers hull WAS NOT broken. People who
had friends on board the ill-tatcd steamer
crowded the Offices "f the White Star line this
morning hoping to learn the names Ct the sur
vivors, but as no list had been received no IN
formation could be given them. The terrible
disaster is the only topic this morning, and a
full investigation is demanded by the public
and people that the responsibility for The disls-
ter may be fixed on the proper parties.
HALIFAX, n. s., April 2.-Ihe steamer
Delta, which was dspa ched to the scene d
the disaster to the Atlantic, has not yet re-
turned to Halifax, aud there is no later intor
nation from the wrcrk than IS contained in The
dispatches furnished last night. The Delta i.
expected here this afternoon.
BosToN, April 1t is reported that Rus
sell Sturg;s and Franklin W. Smith were pas
ocngcrs on the steamship Atlantic
LoSDoN, April 1.-The announcement CT
the wreck of The steamship Atlantic and the
appalling loss Of life caused thereby creates i
proiound sensation in this city and at Liver
POOL The disaster is the universal topic OF
conversation The Offices of the agents in bot!
cities have been thronged all the morning with
people, friends of passengers on the Inflated
steamship, all anxipu>ly iuqulriug for the mines
of the survivors. The Information sought has
not been yet received from the United States,
aud meanwhile feeling uf mast paInful ankle
ty prevails.
l., g 10 AL,
ing an agent was dispatched TO Halifax with
ed aud telegraph their names Immediately tt
the principle cities to relieve the anxiety O.
those having relatives or friends on board tht
Inflated vessel The list is expected this p w.,
and as soon as received at the companIc ) vtic,
will be given to the press for publication.
In the meantime those having friends OF
board must hope for the best This moruin.
two more agents went on to Halifax to provide
aid for the survivors OF the awful disaster anu
forward them to their destinations. Th,
cunard steamship City Of Montreal wl.icI
sailed on the same day, the goth Of March
brings u full duplicate list Of the passengers
cabin and Stccragc, OF the Atlantic She i:
expected 10 to-day
From the noagre intelligence rs yet received
OF the disaster aud the causes that led In H. tht
officers Of tie company here decline to give any
opinion on the matter. When questioned OF
the subject they dismiss it with the remark
that the catastrophe must have been caused by
mistaking lights, and attach no blame to thu
Captain or officers for mi>ranagcmcnt.
Caps Williams has been in Tie trans Atlantic
trade for about dozen years. being connected
with til" Williams aud Guiou line before tht
White Star line was organized.
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Weather Report.
W AR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON An-il , n n

WASHINGTON, Apr! ,, ! a. N.
Probabilities During the rest Of Wcdncs-
das the storm centre on Lake Huron, move
eastward 10 the St Lawreuc3 Valley with con-
tinued east :ry winds and rain over New York
aud New England. Southwestsrly wlnds, IN,
crea,ing to brisk prevail over Lake Erie and
the Middle States with possibly rain throughout
the Middle Atlantic coast "Wednesday after
noon, followed by westerly winds and clearing
W ather in the evening. Brisk northwest
winds prevail during the day on Lake Mich.
gan, but diminishing rapidly during the even.
ing with clearing weather Increasing south.
eas:ery winds extend over Minnesota and a
portion Of Lake Superior and Nebra> ka proceed,
inc tie storm centre now in Manitoba and
Dakota. Light and fresh westerly Winds, rls
ing barometer and clear or clearing wc2thcr X
tcud during the day eastward from Missouri and
the southwest to the Atlantic coast. Caution
arv signals continue at New York. New Haven,
New London, Wood Hole, Boston, Portland,
Me-, Passport, Rochester, Osweso. Buffalo,
Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Grand Haven,
Chicago, Milwaukee and Duluth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02
Boiler Exclusion.

WLMINGToN, \. G., April THE boilers
at the steam saw mill Of Cavle 4 Co., cx-
pioGcl at twenty minutes to & clock this
morning. Two men and one woman were kill
cd an enc man aud one woman were Sevcre!y
wounded. All the killed and wounded are ne
grocs Oue Of the boilers was carried over one
huGdred yards to Front street. killing woman
in its course Another was hurled nearly half
way across Cape Fear river. The cause Of the
explosion is not dcfiaitey known, though it is
generally supposed to have been caused b. low
water in the boilers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02
communicated.

l, for one, fear that our Jealous and earnest
Young Mems Christian Association may, by
their course in reference to Manley, lately hung,
Fundamentally on their part, have made the
impression on some of the ignorant and super
stitious that the path to the gaIlows is the path
to glory. It is better to be cautious in these
matters. The case of Young, arrested for
auother murder, will show that there is Open
ing before the Association of an ever growing
field If new activities PROGRESS.
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SsasruiS:tiOu for YfacD

New York April "A rcquisition has
been made on Goecrnor Dix by the Governor
nf kentucky, Tor George Macdonald Of the
Bank Of EugaaI forgery notoriety, and the
police OF / louisville have requested the police
Of this city to huli MrcDouaid subject to the
rcquistion should he not be extradicted.-
Macdonald is known in Louisville by the name
of Sweet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02
The Markets.

NEW YORK, April 2.-Stocks steady. Gold
firm n: TX Money tight at : to per cent. Flour
Quiet and steady. Wheat steady. Corn dull
BALTIMORE, April 2.-Virginia skies, coasol-
lated, 81. West Virginiss l3l bid to- day: Cot
ton duh low middings Isl! Flour dull; "he:t
o,,iet and steady prices unchanged. Corn &C
i've aid nrm white Southern GOATS; yellow
Southern Glai2: mixed Western 81. Oats dull ;
southern 45a50; Western mixed 4o"4' u o. d.
Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet, b.; .ru'.
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Hsy Green & Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.]
a SSlG&EE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORI
IA BRICK DWELLING AND LOT OF
GROUND-By order of the District Court of
the United States for the Eastern District of Vir
gin. in the case of NJ. Eldridge u Co., bank
rupts, the undersigned will expose for sale, by
public auction. in front of the Mansion House,
in the city of Alexandria, Va, on SATURDAY,
the l23h Of April 1873 at y o'clock m, E=ss:AA
BRICK TEN Z len r and LOT OF .GssM
GROUND, on the west side of Water street, be-
tween Glbbon and Franklin, in said city of AL.
ex;.ndria, fronting on Water street . feet, and
running back l23 feet inches being the proper
~ conveyed to NJ. Edridge and +. A. Reed by
WIN. n. Goodhnnd and others
Terms of Sale: One-thrd Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue in
three instalmcnts Of three, nine and twelve
months; the notes of the purchaser to be taken
for the deferred payments, with interest from
the day of sale, and the title to be retained until
all the purchase money be paid
NH It's Ii. 5. WATTLES, Assignee
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Vessel Sunk.

FoRr MONROE, Va, April Iva NOR
FOLK, VA, April 1.-The schooner Wyuona
of Boston, from Portaud Me-, with potatoes
for Baliunrc. went aground on Wolf Trap
shoals. IN Chesapeake Bay, on March 10th and
has h,lycd and sunk The vessel lies in four
tathoms Ct water, and it is feared will prove a
total loss
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New Jersey Free Railroad Law.

TRENTON, April 1.-The Governor has sign
ed the general railroad bill. Flags are display
Cd to commemorate the release of the STATE
troul railroad monopoly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02

G"op TEMpLARs. "A charter to commence
alolsc of Good Tcmplars. under the name Of
io'omac Lodge, has been granted James +.
'.aton Jao II Gcmcny, Charles Maukin, ir.,
li,r' l"ahcrlaud, Miss Louisa Palmer, Miss
!:mna Grevnlway, }. g. McDanies, T. G.
'.'.yrr, tlarcncc Moore, Mouroe Shiplcy, Miss
%o>c Paln'c", Mss Mary Higgins, Samuel
y r'''ant, James L. Rogers, }. ID. Stanton,
"mn Moore, Miss Mary Dyer, w. II. Shiles,
y i >tan>huy, NJ. Y. B. kidwcll, Mrs. Ann
N4Srl, Monroe Coleman Miss lzora Cole
i.'A' Ja IAN Young, Henry Della and Jefferson
'1yey. The Lodge will be instituted by |. {.
" Nc'' who has been deputized for that pur,
r',S' va frr:W. the 4th, at clock p. M,
AZ '"c hall OF Belle Haven Lodge.
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RATE for Money.

LONDON, April 2-l:30 p. m.-The rate fol-
money at the Stock Exchange on Government
securities is lower than the Bank Of England
rate per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02

Attention is directed to the advertisement OF
Mr.. Robert II. Graham, Of Washington. Per
sons who contemplate buying carriages, hight
or heavy, will do well to examine his aSSort-
n,ent rs work done at his establishment has u
reputation unexcelled by that of any other
builder in this section.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02
Democratic Majority in st Lou;S.

ST. Louis, April Thirty OF thirty three
precincts of this city give Brown for Mayor
and the whole Democratic ticket about BOO
maiority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02

The FIsHERY.-Ihe receipts of fish at Fish
town this morning amounted to about Que
Thousand shad, five thousand herring and a
fair supply Of rock and perch. The shad sold
at from $40 to $50 per hundred. the herring
at from SIS to $40 per thousand, rock at from
IS to 40cts. per bunch and white perch AT 20cts.
a bunch The weather to day has been favor
able and increased receipts are eNrectcu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02
s. C. NEAI.E.
\ LEXANDKIA MUSICAL DEPOT
V. BECKER, l49 King street.

V. BECKER l49 King street.
PIANOS and PARLOk ORGANS, new and
second hand, Mt all prices and to suit tho times.
Agent for WIN. kNABE s. cos. UNRI-
VAILED PIANOS, NJ factory prices. Sold
On rcu>Jntbc terms
SHEET MUSIC.
Any piece of Music published in the United
States will be furnished.
a general assortment of Musical Good: viz
Over 81 Accordcons, OF all kinds and prices.
Over - Eiolins, from ST. to $50.
Fine Guitars, from s.. - to SO, including Til
tons Patent.
One dozen Banjos, from 81 80 to SIG
NiolinccliDs, Bows, Flies, Flutes, Harmonious,
Jcw@harps, SC.
Instruction Books for every instrument
SPECIALTY.--I import direct from France
the best and cheapest VIOLIN and GUITAR
STRINGS heretofore offered here, at wholesale
a..d retail, including Genuine Italian, French
and German.
Es-- Piunos Organs and all kinds Of Musical
Instruments tuned, repaired or packed in which
business / have hud an experience of over ~
years. Pianos in the country attended TO- [nhZ7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-02

'"E NEf Is SrnATuEY CoME.-Mr. W. A.
,,"''', received tel egram this morning stating
,~, '''r ra'S A>trla from Liverpool, with a
,,a n. u SI'' consigned TO him, had catered the
Irr''n ,o; 'nS RIVER yesterday. Two cargocS OF salt
ll,n. y a mere tins week consigned toMessrs.
II ! ''t''S'"n, but there will be use for it
r,. ".'I"i TIE fishery now fliry opening. The
a. H. ''I al,[ra,iy here are dischargiug one that
~ ''S DARK Chapman, at Prince street dock,
J. ,o'"''' that OF the lhana at Wolfe street