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italian opera-Don ciovanni.

Mozart's chefdRuure was very credtaby per-
formed last night at the Academy OF Music.
The great feature OF the opera, however, was the
inimitable Zerltna OF Nine. Pauline Lucca, one OF
the very best OF her operate representations. Del
Puente was q tolerable representative OF the gay
ibertlne, and Sgnor Vizzani did fairly as Don
OttavO. The LepoTe0 OF Nannetti showed that
that very esimaole artist was entirely out Of his
line and SignOr ScOara was an admirable Masetto.
don Giovannin IS not an opera tnat IS likely TO
gain applause at the present day. "Lohengrin''
will be repeated tonight.
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BOSTON, April "A, 1874
The Boston fund for the relief OF the Louisiana
sufferers amounts to $4,000. with continued sub
scriptlOns.
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The city to the Park, and none can be selected
for the purpose SO desirable in every respect
as Fifth avenue. 1t is yet possible for the
Legislature to give us both street cleaning
commission and law authorizing the repav-
ing and future care of Fifth avenue by the
Park Commissioners. But if it be too late in
the session to hope tor the larger measure of
reform, we may at least ask of our legislators
such action as we suggest in regard to Fifth
avenue, SO that the finest avenue south of
Central Park may no longer remain dis
grace to the city, and danger and annoy
ance to the citizens who use it as drive.
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be sent from the depot at Jefersonville, Ind, q
considerable supply OF nannel blouses, Jackets
shoes, hats and caps to the sufferers.
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MCDERMoTT his residence, No. 50 Bergen
street. on Friday, April "a, after o short and
severe illness. ANTHONY MCDERMOrT, native Of
Londonderry, Ireland aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends are respectively In
vlted to attend the funeral on Sunday, April 26,
at two O'Clock.
Londonderry papers please copy
For Other Deaths See FUyh Pugel
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Musical and Dramatic Notes.


Mss Cushman will give her second reading to-
day at the Academy.
DR.. Spencer gives his Grand Dickens Reading at
the Association Hall this evening.
TWO more Sunday concerts will be given at the
Grand opera House. Arrangements have been
made with Di Murska to appear.
Professor Hermann, brother Of the we'll
known conjuror, will make his first appearance
before the American public at the Academy Of
Music May II.
Matnees are gwen at Fox's Broadway Theatre
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. The pub
lie seem never to grow tired Of "Humpty Dumpty's"
eccentricities, but I'LL the house nightly.
Professor William NJ. Semnaeher gave very in
teresting concert last night at Mrs. Benedict's
school, Forty-second street, at which many Of
hts pupils appeared with indubltable success.
''rhe Sea OF Icen translated from the "Prierc des
Marriages" which was brought out about thirty
years ago, under the auspices Of Mr.. Webster and
Nine. Celeste has been lately reproduced at the
London Adelphi 1t Is full OF most sensational Incl
dents, and keeps the nair OF the audience perpen
1icular for lew hours.
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THE NEW NOVELS


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SPAIN.
Colonial GovernmentrThe Carlists.

MADRID. April "a, 1874
Malcampo has been appointed Captain General
OF the Philippine Islands.
CARLIST CLEMENCY.
It is reported that the Carlists have released all
their prisoners OF war.
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No Time to Attend to Your Cold, do
you say g-Why HALE, HONEY OF HOREHOUND
AND TAR is for sale at drug store, ami only
have TO take II to be cured
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.


LIST OF NEW BOOKS
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Of exquisite poetical gems whose merit win attract
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The whole to be sold by auction the evenings 81
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tologlst, 40 Bond street. New York. with special
prescriptions all Eruptive and her Scalp Diseases also
Falling Loss Premaurely Gray Hair and Dry. Moist
and Scaly Daudruh
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Seizure Of a Carlist Treasure Chest.
MADRID, April "a, 1874.
Three million reals intended for the Carists nave
been seized in Santander.
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Advertisements Column Long Are
unnecessary.-Four lines suffice to remind the world
tlrat the "PHALON NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUSn and
PHALON WHITE ROSE are peerless perfumes. Sold by
druggists. The "PHALON HAIR INVlGORArORn
sim II afps root
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Theatre Consfquc.

The entertainment offered by Harrgan and Hart
at the Theatre Comique Is irresstoly funny. 1t
delights the crowded audiences that nightly
throng the house, and certainly the person who
could refrain from laughing at their excentricties
and cOmicallties would be grave, indeed. Two
phenomenally clever boys-the Carrolls-though
not much bigger than a mans hand, have fun
enough in them to win the hearty applause of the
audience. Their presentation of negro characi er
is very happy and tree from the l0osencss with
which their seniors sometimes investit.
The Observation-Disclosures OF ssLondon
in 1874"
"LondOn In 1871 forms the new attraction al the
Colosseum. The observer is supposed to be stand.
Ing on the dome Of st. Paul's Cath edral, and the
vast city extends in every dir ection beneath his
feet. As he looks down he can the glimm err OF
the lamps, the warm radiance beaming forth on
the busting streets; then the silver Thames
stretches away into the far distance either side
WHILE with little care, one can point out places
and houses OF historic interest. Entering from the
door OF the elevator the two Cathedral
towers rise before us, and between them
we see the lamp-lit length OF Fleet
street, where Johnson and Boswell loved to
walk. Further on we see Somerset House, then
the Temple down to n was
stand, brightly illuminated with rich, g.eaming
windows. There, to tue right. rise the twin
place, where so many of the worlds best and
greatest men are laid to rest. and where but lew
hours ago the mortal remains OF the noble Living
stone were deposited In honorable pageanrry or
funeral pOmp. Fonowing the course OF the river
eastward one can make the famous quadrangle OF
the Tower OF London, and away down the stream
q cluster or lights, above the tangled cOrdage or
the shipping, marks the spot where Greenwich
Hospital IS situated. on to the left multitude OF
houses cover the ground where the 'merrie lads
Of lshngton" were wont to gather; and In the
distance we can trace the outline or Hampstead
Heath and the Hlghgate Hills. Those who never
saw London may enjoy the opportunity now
afforded Them OF viewing the great English me-
frOnOs.
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A.-Citizens and Strangers Who Desire
a fine and elegant HAT should call at SPENCHEID'S
manufacturer il3 Nassau street
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SELMA, Ala. April "a, 1874.
Immense rains have fallen here In the past two
days. The streams IN every direction are greatly
swollen. The Alabama River is now within two
feet or the high water mark Of 1872, and the coun-
try below has been flooded, causing immense
damage to crops. The prospect Tor the crops is
gloomy.
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The Cotton Exchange Contribution.
NEW YORK, April "a, 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The following telegram was received by Arthur
b. Graves President OF the New York Cotton Ex-
change, to-day
have received S. 900. through Lehman, Abraham
Co.. contributed by Exchange for the relief OF the
sufferers from overflow. Thanks prompt ber-
atty. JOHN PHELPS,
President New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
The following additional subscriptions have been
received at the Cotton Exchange Tor the sufferers
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Are You Troubled with Bad Breath p
It annoys your friends as well yourself You would
like to get rid 1t, but scarcely know what means to
adopt We will tell you. Use the fragrant SOZODONT;
II will cleanse ana bcauy your teeth ana leave your
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A.-Childrcn's Hair Eczema, Salt Rheum
and ErysIpelas of the Face, Shoulders Hands, also
unnatural Richness OF the Nose, cured by DIR. Il. G.
PERRY 40 Bond street, New York.
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AID FOR TIE LOUISIANA SUFFERERS

NEW YORK. April "A, 1874.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HE2ALD:-
VIII you allow US, through the HERALD, to &C
knowledge the following contributions, collected
IN New York for the sufferers by the inundatlon In
louisiana?
HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO.,
MOSES LOBE 4 CO.,
LEVY Il SCHEUER,
D. MERCER,
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Little Rock abroad Overlooked.
MEMPHIS April "a, 1874.
portion OF the Little Rock Railroad was washed
away to-day near Ricevie, stopping all communi-
cation. The extent OF the damage is not known.
1t will be impossible to repair the road until the
hood subsidies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE eAzETTE.l
The British Ministry.

LONDON, Feb. 20.-The Times 10 its after
noon issue, says the new ministry is construct
ed as follows: Right Hon. Benjamin Dlsraell;
First Lord Of the Treasury; Baron Cairus, Lord
High Charcellor; the Earl Of Derby, Secretary
of Statc for the Foreign Department; !he Duke
of Richmond, Secretary Of State for War; the
Marquis of Salisbury, Secretary of State for
Iudia; the Earl Of Carnarvon, Secretary OF State
for the Colonial Department; Right Hon: Geo.
Ward Hunt, Secretary of State for the Home
Department: Right Hon. Gathornc Hardy,
First Lord of Admiralty, and Right Hon. Sir
Stafford Northcoe, Chancellor Of the Ex-
choquer:
The Times also says Lord L:nnox is to be
Commissioner oil Works aud Buildings: Capt
Stanley, Under Secretary Of State for War; Sir
Juhu Charles Hay, Secretary to the Admiral
ly, aud Lord Hamilton, Under Secretary for
the Foreign Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-20

San FRANCISCO, Feb. l9.-rhc car shops,
machine shop and several cars Of the San Fran
cisco and Northern Pacific Railroad, at D,no-
hue we're burned to-day. Loss about S5O,0oO
New York, Feb GA fire at No. 10
CORTLAND street last night III a building occu-
Der, clectro.yper, Mcrbath Brothers. jewellers,
and several others, caused $25 900 damage
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The Markets.

New YoHk, Feb. 20.-Stocks dull. Money
4. Gold ~ -Four quiet and steady. Wheat
u shade irmer. Corn dull and dropping
BALTIMORE, Feb 20 Virginia skies, old 80 ;
Virginia skies, consolidated, SOY; do. peelors A;
West Virgluias II bid to-day Cotton heavy and
quiet at 14i Flour dull and steady; prices un-
changed. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet
for Southern; white Southern 70a15; yellow
southern 70; mixed Western dull at IS. Oats
firm; Southern 65a58; Western 55A59. Rye
steady at 92a94. Hay unchanged; lSsS-@. Pro-
visions dull.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHINGToN, Feb 20, II Il. N.
During the rest of Friday in the Middle
States, falling barometer, southeast aud south
west winds, cloud aud rain, followed BY clearing
weather Friday night. For the Middle Allan
tic States, westerly winds, stationary followed
by rising barometer partly cloudy and clearing
weather For the South Atlantic States, sta.
tiontry or rising barometer, southeast and
southwest winds partly cloudy and clear wealth
er, possibly ipiIowed by rain Saturday morning.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

In financial affairs there is nothing of special
interest to note The supply OF money continues
70 be abundant for al legitimate purposes, and
the demand is less active. Street rates, however,
IRE unchanged. In local stocks there is but lit
lie doing. Corporation of Alexandria unchanged
since last week, with but few sales reported. W.
& .. K. K. bonds quiet, but steady. Sales Of
o., a. Il NJ r R. bonds at SlaS2 and firm.
Government securities quiet.
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LOCAL BREtlTlES.

A delegation of the colored people of this
city, who visited Washington on wednesday 10
urge the appointment Of r. D. Ruthn, col9r,ed
as postmaster of this city, were not received ny
the President They sent 10 the papers they
had with them and were Informed by messen-
ger that the same would De referred 10 the
Post Master General.
Fresh fish are beginning to arrive IN lncreaS-
ed uum bers, aud the market is low daily sup
piled. Since Yesterday there have been re-
ccipts from the shores of McEwen and l'cer az
Deep Hole, and Jerry Robb, at Arkendale.
The two slips for the ferry that will connect
the railroads that enter this city With the East
Alexandria railroad, are nearly completed, and
the flats TO be used as ferry boats are reported
as on the way here from Baltimore.
At meeting of the fire Wardens held last
night the only business transacted was the adop...
ton of resolution By which a new sset OF
wheels was ordered for the Columbia steam
fire engine.
An old colorcd woman named Agnes Mitch.
ell, ninety five years of age, wife OF the OLD
Mount Vernon servant whose death occurred
about mouth since, died last night at the
house Of her daughter in this city.
There will be meeting of the Directors of
the Alexandria Library Company this evening
at o clock, at the Library rooms. 1t is un-
derStood that business of Importance will be
brought before the board.
At meeting of the Board Of Directors of
the W. a. O. r. r., yesterday, John r. Smith,
of Purcellville, was appointed depot agent at
that place.
Capt. Field of the chain gang, with force
of ten men, eight from the Jail and two from
the work house, was at work on the streets this
morning.
Great preparations are being made for the
grand masked ball to be given by the Harmo-
ME Association at their hall next Monday
night.
The lcnten services now daily conducted in
the Catholic and Episcopal Churches are at
tended by large congregations.
The steamer Georgeanna is advertised to
leave Baltimore this afternoon, and to arrive
here on Saturday morning.
Up to half-past TWO o'clock this afternoon no
nomination for postmaster of this city had been
sent to the Senate.
A. G. Kell, Chief Marshal of the parade on
the 23d inst, has appointed r. w. Falls his
aid
The meeting of the Directors of the new Co.
operative Banking Association will be held at
Harmonic hall tonight.
The steamer Express will resume her re-
gular weekly trips between Baltimore, and the
river landings and this city, Oh the oath inst.
Mr.. John Slater has on exhibition and for
sale in The store no So King street, some beau
tiful flowers, in full bloom.
Rev Robert Robinson, colorcd, will preach
a sermon to the colorcd Odd Fellows at Roberts
Chapel to night.
Prof. Tripp will deliver the last lecture of his
course 10 this city at the NJ. ?. Church to-
night. The subject will be Lamartiue.
There are now twenty-one prisoners confined
10 Jail of whom three are white.
Some of the farmers in this neighborhood,
are already ploughing for oats unusually early.
A dense fog hangs over London to-day.
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c.. w. IRA MS AY
Grocer and Tea Dealer,
S. E. CORNER KING t. ST. ASAPH SIS
ian 10-tMlif
by l.. ID. Harrison, AuctiOneer.
INISH WHARF For RENrBY AUCTION

LNlSH w IL AXE FOR REHtI AUCI1ON.
On SATURDAY, Feb. %, 1874. at I'm, in front
of the New Market Building, on Royal St., will
be rented the FISH WHARF for Cash, paid
down, in current funds-rentto commence from
the day of renting and end on the lst day Of De-
cember. 1874. Tuis property will be rented US it
now stands, includiEgal that portion of Shoots
solid wharf, north of his pile wharf, and one half
of said pile wharf, longitudinal, provided Mr.
Smoot may determine from time to time which
side of said pile wharf shall be used for the lnnd
ing Of fish The privilege of the whole pile
wharf can be had, but with Mr.. Smoots consent
only. Smcot's wharf rented until LIST June next.
The rentor will be required to furnish mate
rial for and put down platforms sufficient to nc
coinmodate the trade.
The rentor will collect, as heretofore, one
hundred and twenty. FIVE dollars rent for lot now
occupied by Mr.. j. P. Coleman. This lot has
fixed sum, subject to prompt payment of rent
to the rentor of the wharf, with no other priv
legs except the right to build thereon.
No privilege for the sale of liquors will be
granted inconsistent with the laws of the city on
that subject.
All passways must be kept open and free from
distractions; the rentor TO erect no building OF
less distance than 20 feet from the east front of
the wharf, nor so feet from south front nor does
he have control over that portion Of the proper
ty now under lease, except collecting the rent of
Coleman's lot All articles landed on the wharf
for the use Of the city to b. free from wharfage
JOSEPH HOPKINS,
feb Is I'd Charm N Com Public Property.
THE STEA N E SOAP
l. Manufactured at
z. TOBRINER'S SOAP WORKS,
No. y Union street,
Cannot be surpassed. Buy it. dec 2