Correspondence Of the Columbian Fountain.

ALEXANDRIA, March 27, 1916.
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ALEXANDRIA, March 27, 1916.


A discussion between A visitor and 'Ano-
ther visitor aided respectively by "M" and
w, has been going on through the columns
Of The Gazette for day or two past, with re-
lation to the merits of the beautiful scriplural
painting, the exhibition of which has just
c.osed.


Not being connoisew in such matters,
can, of course, give no opinion on the subject;
but, whether there are defects of considerable
magnitude or not the beauties are sufficiently
numerous to afford rich return for the ,rihing
expense of visit.


Fishing season has partly arrived, and those
engaged in the seine hauling business are ma
king rapid preparations for an attack on the
herrings and shad, with which our waters will
shortly be alive. The prospect is said to be
good one, and hope our Industrious and en-
terprising citizens, who are embarked in the
business, may find it as profitable as they seem
to anticipate.


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