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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30
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unb blteb auf Der SteIe tObt, unb ne9rere
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bort Elm Salf9manser.gtsR aus. 60 mar
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punft ess 6ef9dfts elmer In3abl fetr Re.
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fanf Sallher rrIreen rrtrfltd atssfabt. SIM
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feds 8ilien pOa fall8en @apter9elbes aus
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Stantcn unb Dsttsr, $5,Noten Der Gbiea,
scer EraberS NatiCnalbanf. Der erfen ga.
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ganfen i'm @efammt.H COMMUNICATIVE pon
$4,000. Die 9auptf6ulbtssa unter ben
gsrbaftsten fnb bic @rapeure Ben. gpsb
une Nslfcn Drtsss, bic Dor niGt LANCER
3eit mad Gentralta lberfsbelten. Die
@efanssnsn wurten mad @~prinsfelb &c.
bra9t.
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Serunsladte lesten Samfas elmer BON
Owensbcro erbaltenen Dspsfde 3ufclse,
Der 9uftiaifer @t6tnfsn, ais er 3ur
untsrtaltuns Der gsiu6er Der bort ~fattia.
penben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MusfeIuns In
stnsm gaIOn r,esrsre 6unbert SUP bod auf.
seftesen mar. Der 8a1cn ssrtstb In granb
unb @tttaiOn far;te auf bic Grbs bsrat.
Sat unslaubli& ftinst Der S1tus Der Dc.
psfte, tas attinfon nod am eeben fei,
bod pents &usFGt babe, aut 9.bsn 81 btsi-
Ben.
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beruas BON Sals mad Zen Gcmfcf> Rtnen,
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nd&a mad Grt3ona sef&af. tperbsn, UNI In
ben Wlfeneten iener 0seenb tbre Dtsn1e
3u letfen. Ssitbem man btefs 9btsre rpr
etpa 10 Slbrsn tn Hesata einsefltrt Sat
ta6en lie lid burH HaG3unt BON s auf Al
Stid Sermsert.
&eibbisr 81 berfensrn. aus @afbtns.
ton. %. Sttster rirb bertGtet: DsrSteuer.
ecnamtTdr tat sntfHtehen bas @sibbier, mie
@ls. Scrter unb easertter elm sssobrsnes
Gstrdnf unb besbalb tsuerpft6tis lit. Die
Steusr III l Dollar auf ish.s Sas rem 81
Gafcnen.
3od eiu Sentider enftf9iier. @dbrene
In Baltimore Elm Or. SGrSbsr ietn feusrta
res eufftif taut, tau6t bort pl0Bli6 nod
etn ;esiter beuti6er Grfnbsr zines fpl6tn
suftfttfes auf elm 6srr 9stnrth @art.
mann. Gr bebaustst, rae tsn eisies 9rob.
lem felt ;ebn Sabren bsfddfttste unb 60 i'm
snDliG selunsen fst, basislbs gu ISfsn. Sc
Jet ttnt eth 9et6tss, etnea Baton miitelf
Der carbohydrates sesen etnen mdbtsen
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an ben nStbisen @elbmtttelr, bic acfen FIJI
ben gau einss 8atpns 10 tefreiten. 6,
srhrbe stnen reiGen Yartaer ni9t strf&md.
zen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30
Oas SmbilGmmt.
Girrnlar nes bo@tuirhisFen Germ Sil6pfs
an bic bodp. 0eiRliGfeit Der
9i63eie ct. BanI.

6cGwurbiser unb tbsurer Ser!
Sn G~rpdsuns Der stelfaGsn In Mtffcns.
edntfrn In getref Der sur Gentnnung bes
Subildums.N blafss sorsefGrtebenen Be-
btnsunsen su Sage settetenen eGwierts.
rtsfeitsn, bat Der tetlse Batter ben 8il6Sfen
bur6 neuliG empfansene DCtumente eitisR
bic gOnma6t ssrltsbsn, isne 8%sbtnsansen
gu ~mObiFstren, unb unter anbern aud bic
gerf6rift In getref Der 3at1 Der su betu&,
enben 8tr&en unb Der anaabl Der ben Sir
den gu rnatenben gefuGe; unt ebenfc an'
btre Wsree Dber nebuneen Der SrSmmt9fett
gu fabeitutren am @lase btefer 8efuGe, 100
ss ais nottUeHbts Uber ratbiant bafar ere
f&etnen mag.
gu btefem getufe, ta6 tetner Der Gldu.
bt9en infClge irsenb zines Seblers BEN ttrer
Seite ttnfatli& Der senausn. Grfanuns Der
sOrssfariebenen gsbtnsunsen Der beilfaunsn
Srldts bes Subtldums entbetren n,Sse,
Sercrbnen wtr hermit, trait Der uns per.
ltsbenen gcama&t ba6 mad Der 8stannt'
ma6uns btefss 9trtentrtefss, EN- 8eiu6 an
isbsm Sage fur fanfsebn Sage, aufetnanber
foIs'no Ober auf anbere @eife, IN berYfarr-
ttr6s, ODER In Der SirGe, 20 bic Gldubtsen
Der Msfs bei3upOtnen sewO9nt fnb, ssna'
ssno fem ptrb our @~epinnuns bes Subj
idums Ablafes. 70 nett es bic @n3att Der
Setute betrtft. Set ietem bteier 8eIuGe
tabsn Fe anbd&tis mad tsr @etnuns s.bes
tstitssn gaters 3u beten : fur bic @obl'
iatrt Der 8attOltiden Stride, unb bes gpp.
itDlilaen Stubles, fur bic @usrcttung Der
Srr!etren, fur bic 8etsbruns a1sr berieni.
gen, wslte fG BON Der 8abrbett entfrsmbst
saben, unb fur ben Trteben upb bte Gtnie.
felt ess BanSea tatbrltffen gpltrs." ge.
iude. bic tereits Der 9farrftrGe pber Der
esnpbnltA befuGten 8tr&e semaGt pOrben
Fno, IDnnen rnttse3dblt merben. un btele
&rjabl uOa su MAIDEN. SIN SGten, 30 ne.
gen Der gntfernuns ron Der STRIDE, pte In
2lnbsYIdben, cter aus anberen Uranben,
bic @ldubtsen nt9t Obne srcse s&wtsrts.
felt Ter STRIDE tbren gefu& MAIDEN t6nnen,
fuo bic Seelfcrser ermdGttst, bofar anbere
&nea&tsabunsen gu futaitutren. wte bas
8etsn bes &cfentrunass, bic Gner.6eilisen.
ettanet, cber anbere NIT Der pprsefGrtebenen
&njabl rcn Ralett tn ibrer 9Bcbnuns 40
psrri&tenbsn Gebsx.
8lcFer'HUnnsn, Srhsnsf&weRern anb
Die AnsetDrtsen reItst6fer GsnpFsnf&aft
ten Rnb BON Der gsrYFt&tuns btsfsr. 2tr.
&snbsfu6e bispenfrt, unb an bersn Stsne
BADEN fe etnmal bss Eases far faaf.
srbn Sage bic %rtpat.SaYsGe pter bas Sra.
tCrium ees 8lOfers ju bsiuGen.
Wir tbnneR ntGt unterluGen, BIER ben
srp6tu Ercf aus3ubraden. Der uns Az She'll
wurte, bet Der @abrnebmuns bts srnaltden
Gtfsrs unferes @cltes In Der eefammtsa
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Subildums. Sabres tbeil9 afttss 3u MAIDEN,
fcpie bes an ben Sag selesten Offers unh
Der SrSmmtsfett Bet Der 8nrtGtune Der
porsei&rtebenen belltsen llebunsen.
Dieter 6trtenbrief 1T alien SIREN @e.
metnben ~ pertefen.
SIR ergsbener In Gtrtfc,
TGbomaS g. @raee,
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30
JnlGmOtt9e Na9rt9tea.
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(OffttteIt.)
GrtbetlMn8 Ser 'bl. Tirmmna.

Sn Seiftnlanb, StblsY Co., wirb bcGw.
fer @srr Stl&Cf 9rate, morsen. Scnntas
ben 81. Sttcbsr, unb
SIN 9tnnsrIOa, am @Ontas ben /. go.
SENDER bic 81. Strmuns ertbetlsn.
Sn Sismnrd wtrb bDGm'fer 6err 8ifhDf
SstbentulG n,Orasn. Spnnta9. ben 3l.OftC'
Kr bic bl. Strmuns ipenben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30

@abalta. @atafta Co., As 90
3tsbtanh, $3.50
@sa, Is SO
6oref Gits, Metfsr Co., AZ 90
6snbsrfcn. Stbles Go, 80 90
Green Ssle, 25 OC
arlington. l6 90
Sefsnllnb, 80 so
@arta 6tmmslfabrttirGe, "a 80
ct. Sptns, is IS
&etwtss. @cCtbue Go, so 25
9eIe Greet. 43 90.
Selreeers, A so
Oratrnna, Steele Co., 80 90.
8artbautt, Smmaeulate.. Cor, &tee
County, go 90
S0rtbaaIt. ct. SOfspbs, 8tee
Counts Is 90
Wtsners @roSe, Saribault 60. IL 80
GbatfslD. Stamors GOunta, IS 90
eanssberc, 70 90
6puntain, 48 90
Garimcntd, Olmfsabt 60, 27 so
NDhetter, so 90
1894, SIS 90
ct. Srtbsets, 80 90
&cfat DIP. @cufon Co., rs rs
Caledonia, ct. Yeters, 80 IS
ct. s Bar. IS 90
Brownsville, ~ 81 90
STUFF 0ate, ct. Sofepb, Otter Salt
Gountp. % 90
@entrepi1e, Mnota So. IL 90
Bird Goclte, &enpi1e Co., 46 90
Cairo. &ebwoob Co., 90
Sefsrfcn. DafOta Eerritcry, % 90
8ermiaicn, Is 40
Srule Greet, IA 25
Sretwtntse Safe, 10 90
$3,45l %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
Further Condemnat ito 4.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. H. In the Jersey
House strong resolutions were adopted con-
demung the Federal interference 10 the Louis
lana difficulty by the presence Of an armed
force iu he representative hall and the cJscIion
of members. The resolutions were sent to the
Senate, and there laid on the liable.
ROCHESTER, Jan. l3.--rhe Board Of Alder
men Of this city, last ulght, passed resolution
coudemning the action of the u 5. Military III
interfering 10 the organizing Of the Louisiana
Legislature. The resolution was offered by a
republican and was carried by vote 81 to S.
New York, JAN Is Governor Parker, OF
New jersey, 10 his vaedlctory message TO the
Legislature yesterday, said IN regard to Louis
lana; the recent violation of Federal Constl-
tuition il sister State strikes at the very exls-
tence of State sovereignty.
ALBANY, Jan. l3-The House to-day adop-
ted resolution for the appointment oil com-
mittee of FIVE to draft suitable resolution ex-
pressive Of the sense Of the House on the Lou
siaua affair, and the Speaker announced the
committee,
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College Regatta DC.

HARTFORD, Jan. l3-DeIegates from Col
umbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Trinity,
Williams, Yale, Princeton aud Wesleyan Col
leges met here to-day to arrange for College
regatta next summer. Amherst, Brown, Union
Hamilton Rutgers and the college of the City
OF New York pettioued Tor admission and An-
hcrst and Brown were admitted unanimously.
The rest were rejec'cd An invitation to the
Centennial celebration at Philadelphia for next
year was received from The President Of the
SchuylkiIl Navy. IL may be acted upon oexl
Vear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
congress.
WASHINGTON, d. G., January Is.
SENATE


WASHINGTON, d. G., January Is.
SENATE.
In the Senate the mems gallery was crowd
ed to overfowing.
Mr.. Pratt, of Indiana, called up bill for
donating certain OVERT ,wed and other public
lands, &c. to the States 10 which they lie, aud
addressed the Senate at considerable leogth
upun the SUI! jcct.
After the moroug hour Mr. Logan spoke
on the Louisiana resolutions.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House of Representatives considered the
bill granting to all railroads the right OF way, one
HUNDRED feet wide, through any OF the public
lands, which was rejected yeas l26, nays a.
The House after considering a resolution
relative to the changes made 10 he tariff rates
by the recent revision OF the laws OF the Uulted
States, which was discussed by Messrs. Wood,
Davis and Polaud took up the Appropriation
bill.
THE CADETSHIP.
The S'owel bribery case was not called be.
fore the Committee on Naval Affairs to-day,
but will be resumed tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
The TiIton-Beecher Case.

New YORK, Jan. l3.--There was large
attendance OF the members of the Plymouth
church present at the opening Of the trial this
morning. Mrs Tlon aud Mrs. Oviugton, eu-
tered the courtroom shortly before the hour
oil opening, aud tos K ne places assigned to
them. Francis D. Muuton aud Theo. Tllton,
eutered shortly after, aud were followed by
Rev II. w. Beecher, and bis wife. All OF the
counsel on both sides we're on time. Ex,Judge
Morris continued his upeuiug for the proSecu-
zion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
The Markets.

New YORK, January l3.-Stocks active and
lower. Money q. Gold l2!. Flour dull and
declining. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and unchanged.
BALTIMORE January Is Va. IS, peelers,
35; do. consolidated, 53s. ". Vas IL. Cot
ton quiet but firm; low mddliogs l4s to a.!
Flour unchanged and dull. Wheat dull aud
heavy; No. ? red Western 10; others uu-
changed. Corn 6rmer; white Southern so to
"a; yellow do. 80 to 80; mixed Western S24 at
the elevator; so at steamer. Oats quiet but
firm; Southern 63 to IS; Western white 65; do.
mixed 63. Rye quiet and steady al loo to l02
Hay very dull and unchanged. Provisions quiet.
Coffee unchanged and quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
FALL CLOTHING.

My stock fFALL CLOTHING and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS is now complete, COM
prising the greatest variety of SUITS, of the
latest styles, best material and finest finish ever
before offered.
l am doing q large business, with compare
lively small e1penscs hence my ability to Sell
cheaper than the like can be procured in larger
cties. My stock bei:.g unsurpassed in variety
and quality you will do we'll to give me d call,
nd thereby save large percentage.
5. DEALHAM, Fashionable Clothler,
oct9 SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
LOCAL BKEVETIE.S.

A petition for the building of parapst at
the S,oue bridge, at the head OF Duke street,
has been uumerousiy signed by persons who
have TO cross that now dangerous bridge GU
lheir way t. aud from The city, and will be pre-
sentcd TO Council at its next meeting. The
bridge, it u.ty be stated, is within the limits
OF the Corporation.
Al astempt was made last night to rob the
steamer Mary Washington, lying III Queen
street dock, hu, Isaac, the little coored cabin
boy, was awakened, and raised such clatter
by his yelS and screams that the thieves,
dreadiug the approach of the police, ran away
without carrying anything eff with them.
Detective NlcDevit. of Washington, was
here to-day after Hugh S,rider, who is charged
with grand larceny in Washington city, aud
who, the detective said, would 'go up tor
six years if he could get him. But as Hugh is
serving out term 10 Jail here, his visit to
Washington had to be postponed.
The ball of the Knights OF ST. Patrick, at
the Assembly Room last night, notwihstand.
Jog the iuclemeucy of The weather, was 1umer'
ouSy attended. The company, too, was agree
able, aud everything passed OF 10 the most
satisfactory manner.
f. A. Rodgers, formerly of Fauquer county,
but now Sheriff Of Cooper couuty, Mo-, arrived
here last night and left this morning for Fair
fax Court House with re QUESTION for . prls.
oner, now 10 Jail there charged with horse
stealing.
In the House of Representatives yesterday
the Secretary of the Treasury was directed TO
report what amount OF money was destroyed by
the accident at Benuing' Station on the Balti-
more aud Potomac Railroad.
ID g Il
der Company held last night, several contrib
uting members were elected, and measures
were taken to raise funds to pay for repairing
aud furnishing the hall of the truck house.
A colored man named John Lpudoun availed
himself of an opport unity, while filling the ice
house of Mr.. j. T. Emerson, yesterday, to
steal ham Of bacon from the meat house of
that gentleman.
The delay 10 the arrival Of the Midland train
| from the North, last hight, was caused by
| sleet, which was so heavy iu Baltimore that
double teams had to be employed in pulling
the cars through that city.
Mr.. w. T. Herrick availed himself of the
opportunity afforded by the sleet 10 take a
sleigh ride op Kog street this afternoon, but
the way was too rough tor much OF the sport.
The Fire'Wardens met last night and APP
proved their report, which was afterwards pre-
sented to the City Council.
| Henry Binder broke through the ice on
Hunting creek, yesterday, but was rescued be-
| fore he had received any serious injury.
The report in circulation yesterday that a
young Mr.. Atkinson, Of this city, had been
killed 10 Prince William county, is incorrect.
Another heavy scet last night and this
morning, aud many falls, but nobody badly
hurt.
The applicants for the poors wood are in
creasiog in numbers, Iut the supply is almost
exhausted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13

DISHONEST RAG MANA pair of rubber
shoes was missed from a house 10 the first
Ward last week soon after the departure OF a
rag map, who had called Oh his usual monthly
rouud. He was seen afterwards aud asked If
he knew anything about the missing shoes, but
denied all knowledge of them. The lady who
owned them, however, not believing him,
went to his house on Monday, and finding
them on the feet of woman, took them Oft
forcibly aud carried them back home triumph
,ntlv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
EOreipn News.

PARIS Jan. l3.-Eectons 10 fill six vacant
seats 10 the Assembly for the departments of
Cotes Du Nord and Seine ct Disc, have been
ordered to be held on the 7th Of February.
MADRID, Jan. l3.-The Minister Of War
has received dispatches announcing that sew
era bands of Carlls,s have been badly defeated
by uatioual troops n the departments of BARGE
Iona and Navarro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
GINS EXPLOSION.

New York, Jau IA gas explosion oc-
Cured this H. H., in the basement of the Park
Ho ell, corner of Nashua aud Brck,Dan SITS, by
which Patrick Baxter, aged &C., Julia Lewey
and Mary Furie, both Is years DID, wa severe
~ Injured abour the heads and arms, aud ali
the do1rs aud widows in the place were blown
to atoms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is IL, a. ID.
: For the Middle States generally rising tenn
perature, cloudy weather, rain, sleet aud snow,
followed to night by rising barometer, brisk
aud possibly high west to north wuds, clearing
aud decidedly colder weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
The Death Penalty.

BosToN Jan. 13-Io the Maine Legsla-
ture bill aboIishiug the death penalty, and
providing for imprisonment for life for all Of
fences heretofore punishable with death, has
been Introduced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
Children In Factories.

Boston, jan. IL. The deputy constable
appointed to look Into the matter of children
employed in factories 10 this State reports that
there are 81 900 children growing up 10 iguor-
ance in consequences Of their employment at
too early an aye and TOO exclusively in factories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
Still Ashore.

New YORK, Jan. Is The Steamer South
Carolina, is ashore at B4rnegat aud is expect
ed to be gotten aA>at hourly. The ''catch'' is
principally at the stero. The previous report
that she had fl ,ated was premature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
Loss hY Fire.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l3 -Tbe loss by the burn
Jog of Decawp' carriage manuf actory at Dayton
last night is now said to reach 100000 In.
surance $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
Specie shipments.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-I'lre specie shipments
to Europe to-day were Sl,05O 900 Of which
100000 is 10 gold coin; the remainder gold
bars aud silver
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13

CUTTING AFFAIR. William England and
Ed Lawson, while under the influence OF IL
quor, created a disturbance in the store, OF
WIN. Rodgers, upper end of King street, last
night, add in ejec,ing them the latter was cut
90 the breast with pocket knife by England
but Was not seriously wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13

THROWING Hot WATER. During quarrel
between Auuie Smith and John Coleman, both
coIored last week, the former picked up pau
full of boiling water aud threw Us conteuts 10
the face OF The latter scalding him dreadiul!y,
aud rendering it Impossible Tor INN 10 appear
at the Mayors office until this morning, when
the case Was called.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13

Rev VIM. H. Chapman, Pastor of NJ. E.
Church, Georgetown, d G.. writes: Having
had an opportunity TO test the excellent quail
ties of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, hesitate DOT
10 say, il is the best remedy have ever used
In my family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13

Sun FIRE COMPANY Al meeting Of the
Sun Fire Company, the Que huudred'h annual
meeting, held last plight, President Hugh
Latham, presiding, the following naue1 per
sons were elected 70 the s-verai offices Hugh
Latham, President; John Sullivan, lst vice
president; Mark Norris, I'd vice president;
Commanders OF Engine, John FraverS and
John BraDders; Commanders OF Huse, Andrew
Sullivan and John Kelley; Plpemen, Hiram
Webster, Chief Wesley Davis aud Thos. Will
liams, assistants. The election of Secretary
Was postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13

WILD Duck SHOOTING. The cold weather,
by covering all the water courses with ice, bas
rendered the wild ducks almost desperate, and
they dart at every appearance of open water
With the avidity characteristic Of their tame
congener, at the sight of Juoe bug Little
holes of the wharves oftbe city were invaded
by them yesterday afternoon, aud considerable
Sport was enjoyed by persons who were shoot
ing them from the end of the piers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13

INSTALLATION. The following officers of
Oriental Lodge, No. 6, K of P, were duly in
stalled on Thursday evening, by D D: G. c.,
W. H. May, assisted BY v G. e, 6. L: Simp-
son, P. G., r. G. Lee; Z. G., Jas. Mitietou;
PrsIate j. T. Audey; K OF r. s., A. +. Cox;
Nj Of F, William barley; NJ. OF E., W. +.
Vincent; NJ at A.. Nj. B. Lambdin; |. IT,, W.
II. Smith; 0. g. }. Grimes. Delegate to
Grand Lodge, j. NJ. Buchauao.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13

ROBBED. Gibson Peach, of Fairfax county,
while under the influence of liquor, was roooeo
of $50 last night, at Lashe's restaurant on
King street. Three young men, who were
seen lowering around him while he lay asleep
10 back room. have been arrested and held
for further examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13

PROMOTED Mr.. S. B. Lamhdin, son Of
Johu X. L.mbiin, esq Of this city, tele-
graph operator 10 the offce of the Western
Uuiou Company, at Spiugf Id, Mass, has
ucen promoted to press operator, aod transfer
red lrou Springfield Mass, to Norwich, CCnu.