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Real Estate
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Railroads..
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r, 2
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~ II# .#J EEZ55 ~ - zAss:Ess.ss.As44z
THROUGH 81 Ell FROM WASHING.
ron AND ALEXANDRIA, 70 RICH
MOND AND LTNCHBURG.
On and after TUESDAY, Decenber y. 1885,
W the trains on this road Will run daily
Sundays ezcss YTE7S5 50 s9UTH.
Leave Washington, 100 a. III.
Alexandria, 40 n. m.
Gordonsville, l2.43 p. N.
Connecting with Va. Central Road for Rich
mond and Staunton direct:
Arrive at Richmond at 5:30p.m.
Lynchburg, 5bp: N.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave ~Lynchburg, 7;VOa. m.
Richmond at ZOO a. m.
Gordonsville, 1920 p. N.
Arrive at Alexandria 4. SO p. m.
" "Washington, 5 20 p. N.
Connecting with the B. 81 o. K. K. for al
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Local freight train leaves Alexandria at 40
a. m, and arrives at GordOnsvllle at 90 p. H.
Leaves Gordonsville at 6.W a. m. and arrives a:
Alexandria at 4.35 p. m. Through freight trais
leaves Alexandria at 45 a. M, and arrives a.
L%ynchburg at6.40 p. m. Leaves Lynchoursa
2.45a. m., and arrives at Alexandr'a at =. ~ P. II,
Express freight train leaves A lexandgis al:
200 D. NJ, and arrives at Lynchburgat l0.Wa
m. Leaves Lynchburg at 240 p. m.> and o.
rives at Alexandria at $50 a. N.
This routc has the advantage over all othc>.
of having a continuous rail from New York."
LvnchbHrg-4Ol miles, and connecting a:
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t also passes through Fairfax, B@li R"2.
Manassas, Bristoc, Cutlett's, EappahanAock
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many of the late great battles were fought.
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Trains leave from the corner OF tlr>t anal
z'''''S' ". H. McCAFFERTy.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
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Annual income, in cash..."""."""". 3,5OO,Wo.
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= All the profits arising from this immense fund,
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Applications received at my Office, No. .,
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ian 18-tf Medical Examiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-03

DROF. GCILLAUME FOUCHE
quarter OF his
DANCING SCHOOL.
DAYS and hours Of tuition Is formerly.
Two New Observation-Disclosures Sclottis}l.
and Friska, will be taught.
Applications can bemadc 1t the School House,
Or, in my absence, names and address can DC
left at the Magnolia House.
Every 1St and 81 Monday III each week, Prac-
Using Soirccs will be given Tickets, admitting
Il gentleman and ladies 81.
GUILLAUME FOUCIiE:
Teacher in the Naval academy,
ian lift Annapolis Nd.
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Always on hand a large assortment OF GAS
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!. Mai. Gen. J. w. Fessenden, who has just
heen mustered out of service, has accepted the
nosition Of Superintendent Of the New Englandi
division of the National Express Company or
which Gen. Joseph 3. Johnston is p pre-
General Fessenden's headquarters VIII De at
Boston.
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VNIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Assets (Gold). SIS, 0O, 600
Z" in the United States 1,400,OO 0
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
IS. WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
POLICIES ISSUED A IN GOLD, STERLING
OR CURRENCY.
Shareholders personally responsible for all
liabilities Of the company.
All Directors Must Be Shareholders.
Directors in New York:
E. Cottenet, Henry Grlnneil,
Jos. Gaillard, Alex. Hamilton. Jr.,
3. NJ. Archibald, E.. + Sandcrson.
II. Is. NJ. Consul.
Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary.
Risks taken in the above desirable company
on all descriptions of property, at the owest
current rates, and policies issued, payable in
Gold. Sterling, or currency, by
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-03

sprr anou FROM ), GEN1 E .WTIsE:-At the
meeting for the reorganization OF 5he N.Y. N.Y.
fmond light Infantry Blues,onlhionday n1snI'
Gen Henry A. Wise made neloquentspeecn'
= a br;of svnonsis Of which we find IN the Repub-
~ a said he adsurrenderedi in good faith ana
uas = naroled priisoneroff war; but that, oelng
$ above The rank Of colonel, he could not apply
Or nardon without taking a test oath, ana th i
he could not do. He advised the young men men
who heard him to let their SURRENDER DC Ilho-
wise in good faith. Their duty was to endea.,
or to r~einstate our beloved CommQnwealtn ~ q
her former grandeur and glory. lax no. ~
leaving her; she is still the most qgllsn..u
and dearest portion of all theearth. re Waah.
ed them not to encourage any tnonsnI - s.a
fishing a separate government. Lucy ~"
scitizens of the Union and must remain ~ I'a
the idea if the government go1I1o W. .EardN
foreign power, an opportunity "ouiu us r.
ed to renew the rebellion, was a.cnllne "a, 10
thew fought again, they must ngnc uuo:. u
.sststars and stripes.' It was his hag; 1t was
their flag, He had never seen,sthe oay' nov
oven when ordering his men to charge tnose
who carried it. that he did not love 1t pet'er
7than anv IF them coulddo. He said that wren
more than four thousand miles from home1nao
sAae was the sheltering @gis that protected nlul.
H urged his hearers to 90 to work not 70
10 IDLE not to loaf about the streets. re
sa;d that he would issue. his last order TO
t tb.u as their General. It was, that none
aof them should be drones. If they could
not &c get the work to do that they had ! been IN
: accustomed to, then do whatever came TO
hand. DO something. If they could not get
+ money for their works, then work tor thelr
1]v;ctnals and clothes. IF they could not get
the;r clothes,t then work for their food; It they
could not get meat, then work tor bread. e IL
was the duty of every man to do something Tor
himself, his family and his country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-03

PREPARATIONS FOR SPRING WORK
There is little or no preparation for spring
1por!, among the farming interest, owing to the
INABILITY to procure labor. 4 gentleman from
Tho country observed the other day, that COM
]nIa;nts we're made during Confederate times OF
the R,el small cropping, and that predictions were
IS Infinitely worse than then! He said that
w;tho,,t some active measures on the part OF
zthe Fresdmen's Bureau, negro labor could not
he had at all. We hear from other sources
thati the colored people are herding, halt a !.
5ozen families in a house, wherever quarters OF
~ lind are attainable, and a total lndlsposI-
zion manifested towards work. They are unwll-
Inc 70 contract for more than a month at a
MISUNDERSTANDING He'ald.
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NREIGHT on all rtic1estoSpringtjeld 8urEe&
I Fuirfax, Union 3dilIS. Manassas. BrIS;@>
Warrcnton Junction. Bealeton. happah"nnoc%
Brandy. MitchelFs: RapidHn, ,Aad'son. N':.
Garden. Covcsville. RocktSl: Arlington an
New Glasgow Stations. must be prepaid.
Freight to AlIeXandrl;9, C2:5rt' C = r nn+tSI%T-
Lovingston. Amherst, Mcivcr-, and LEncAo":!
may '' ''''' - - I,j'0}HN T. LATHAM
General Freight Ase4:,
oct lift \. O. y. :" -
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WHOLE NO. 81.
Testing Her Innocence.

The following touching scene recently
occurred in Partisan court of Justice;
A poor, pale, wan seamsiress. was ar.
raigued FOR theft. She appeared at The bar
with baby OF eleven or twelve months in
her arms. her child. She went 10 get some
work one day and stole three gold coins Of
lOL each. The money was missed soon
after she left her employer. and n servant
was sent 10 her rooms To claim H. The ser.
want found her about 10 quit her rooms
with the three gold coins in her hand -
She said 10 the servant | was going to
carry them back 20 you.' Neveriheless
she was carried TO the commissioner Of no.
lice and he ordered her TO be sent before
the police court for trial. She was Too
poor to engage a lawyer, and when asked
10y the judge what she had so say for her.
self she answered The day / went 90
my employers carried my child with re.
II was in my arms US il is now. was not
paying attention TO il. There were several
gold coins on the manlel piece and unknown
10 me IL stretched out its little hand and
seized three pieces, which did not observe
until got home. ! al once Pot on MS bon
net aud was going back to my employer To
return them when was arrested 1'his is
the solemn truth. as hope Tor Heaven.
mercy"
The court could not believe this story
They upbraided the mother for her impu
dence ia endeavoring TO palm OIL such q
manifest lie for the Juth. They besouphi
her Tor her own sake to RET raci - absurd
tale, iut !, could have no effect but ohlige
the court "a sentence her 80 srvertr puu.
ishmcnt than they were disposed to ihhic'
upon one So young aud evidently s'e-p-d
so deep IN poverty. These appeal. had "a
effect except 20 strengthen the poor moth.
er : peTtiuacinus adherence TO her original
story. As this lrmness was sustained los
that look Of innocence which the u,o.i
adroit criminal can never counterfeit. the
court were at some loss 10 discover what de.
cision justice demanded. TO relieve their
embarrassment one of the judges proposed
To- renew the scene described by the mother
Three gold coins were placed on the clerk
table. The mother wa- requested 80 as
sumo the position 10 which he said she
had stood a. her employers honse There
was then brea'hlrss punse in ihe court
The baov' soon discovered the bright coin.
eyed II for u moment. smiled. aud then
stretched forth iis tiny hand and clu,chrd
Them IN IT, fingers with misers eagerne.s
The mother was acquitted.
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Truths for Wives

In domestic happiness the wifes inlu.
cnce is much greater than her hnshands
io: iLe one the ur.t cause-mnInal io,e
and conhdence--b-ing granted. the Who.
comiof' OF the hon-ehoid dep-nds upou
trades more immed 4tel gndrr her iuri.Gic-
ton. Br her maua g~r'eu' of snnii sums
her husbands resprciability ani cred. ara
created or destroyed Ne fortune cnn
stand the constant leakage Of extrayagan-
ce> and mismanaCement and more is sprnt
~ tribes ihan woman would easily believe
The one great expense. Whatever il may he
Is turned over aud carefully reflected on.
ere incurred the income Is prepared 30
meet i bnt il is pennies iRpercapiibly
the sliding away which do mischief: aud ihl.
wife alone can stop. FOR il does hot come
within mans province. There il often au
unsus pected lrihe 10 be saved 10 every house.
hold. II is not ia economy alOne that the
wie's attention Is 50 necessary hut in those
niceiirs which make we'll regulated hau.e
An unlnrnlshed cruet.stand. u missing Key.
huitonless shirt q soiled table cloth. a
mustard pot with its contents sticking hard
and brown about II, are really noihings
but each can raise an angry word or cause
discomfort. Depend upon il. there's 4.
great deal Of domestic happiness ia well
dressed mutton chop. or tidy breakil.'
table. Men grow saied of beauty. tired of
music are often 20 wearisd FOR conversation.
'howeveF intellectual y but they can AWAY,
appreciate well swept hearth aud smiling
comfort. y woman may love her husband
devoiedly-and sacrifice fortune. fliend.
family, country, for him-she may have tue
genius ofa SAppho the enchanted beauties
OF MI Armida but-melancholy fact-.f
HL II n. a. a
fortabl". his hear, will inevitably escape
her. Aud women live so entirely IN the
affections. that without love. their existence
Is void. Better submit. thea, TO househu d
tasks, however repugnant they may be 90
your tastes than doom yourself TO q love
less home. Momen OF a higher order or
mlnd VIII not run this risk they know
that their feminine. their domestic. az,
their first duties
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eying the captain with admiration for his
scientific qualities. Putting on his coat
:he captain Strengthened himself up aud re-.
marked
Well. my friends. are you all satisfied.
or d. You wish still further exhibition of
tho enlisting process | have whipped
yonr very best and largest men. ] suppose
you have no objection to follow their exam
pie =
No sir ee' responded one or two Of the
crowd You'll do TO he TO- old follow
go come on boys-fall in .
They did so. and in very short space Of
time the young captain. q Yankee soldier
had comple ely filed his company all eager
to he led by So brave aud scientific man
\ few days latter the captain moved front
aud II has been said that Captain Clayion's
company. Of the 81 Vermont Infantry, was
on" Of the best az we'll as bravesi OrganiZa.
,ions IN the campaign under the command
Of Grant in his last grand movement against
the Rebel Capital.
BALTIMORE Mb
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-21

O. An auciioueer was selling library
at auction. lie was not very we'll read ~
books. bat be scanned the titles. trusted n
lack. and went ahead. Here you have"
he said. 4" Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
how much'm offered for il : How much
do hear for the Pilgrims Progress. by
John Bunyan ''ris a 6rst rate book. gen.
tlemen. with six superior Illustrations
how much do hear All about the Pill.
grims, by John Bunyan Tells where they
come from, Gu whore they landed. an' what
they done after they landed Here's q pic
ter Of one OF EN- gOia' about PiymoufA. ped
dir srifA pack On kis hack|
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9oetital.
BETWEEN THE SHOWERS.


hg.sn it ratne-tir srmmrr shnsrf-
hnr'tinE from th. nimhns rloud
Spending 10, iiiietuous Iovcr
ilH ths great trre, strong aud proud
Ahd TIE guai trt' muTmurl iuuh
i'it caught the summer ahoa,r--
llmd u ,u a diamond dover
when The eloud iis passinn sprnt
Nose aud ifiitsd, palf aud INIT.
itko klng - itvsh'd with sine.
~hune the trfe - heart - mine
~. through III" passion frequent tir.ss
WIN q Va" a'reHR steailfgstH.s.
l'.Fn o. came tbs lumn,r show,r--
Nushiug through the sobhinr aif
i,ailng en ihe Ills flower
TN she 'rsmhi,d In despair
inr 'hr hlossotn. hits and ia!f
tn' iitucr lvnt Tho foWer
Yield nE i-Isninc through thc hour
lil 'hr sauiHams catnp aud sLcd
n.n glart ou h.f head
un her rois. marc dazzling white
And hcr crown in"r, golden bright
fhHs-mY heart -. patlenc, ifiah
Ihu' .. m'.ku,ss sivfifed.
Duwu u can, -the summer rain
pashiur through the duseud ky
On 10" Rfven nnd 'end.r grain
Which received ii with sigh.
Quitef'd iu tach hisd, aud ni,
hpw Il Unto the earth xiih rrl,f
Bat whisisr u tie shcaf
ki'tti iis itad and 80 u stood
swelling into ipultrou, fnnd
And ere y.t the tain ra...sr
',li.t ming gladd. ttan lefan
F.tn.--iu! heart --H4at a4u. dtstr-s.
49, iGrr sss thy .-'iiff llA's.
-Hsrpsr'i ". y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-21

MATHEN mathematical cor.
respondent has sent us the following for.
mulr, which may prove useful to those en-.
tering into society;
To End the shortest way 10 female heart
under any given circumstances.
First Class--lf she Is married. bat not =
moiher-Praise her husband.
II she Is married. and also = mother
Praise her children.
Second Class--lf abe is unmaEriad. and
engaged Praise her lover.
II she is unmaFried, end dlssn9agsd--
Praise herself- puneA.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-21

O. 4 Gentleman, who wanted 10 make
a talking speech 10 a Sunday.school.
thought he would adopt he colloquial style
and this is what happened -
Now. boys. what does q man want when
be- goes a fishing y
A shrill voice in the crowd went direct.
~ TO the point with
" Wants bite r.
The gentleman sat down without faither
remarks.
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The Devil Right Once.

llr. IL, who is pastor Of the OrthoiuN
Church. had been for some time annoyed D.,
the forwardness Of lay brother to sneak
whenever an opportunity was offered. 10 the
frequent exclusion Of those whose remark.
had agreaier tendency to edifcaiion. Thi.
had been carried 20 for that the pastor.
Whenever ae stated that an opporiumit, 4,
would he offered to any brother to give an
exh0rtion.' had always secret dread Of
the loquaci0us member.
On one special occasion, the later pr..
faced aprOsy, incoherent harrangue. With
an account ola controversy he had been
carrying on My friends" said. he "the
devil aud have been lighting for more Than
twenty minutes. lie told me not To speak
10 night. bat determined would. H.
siid snme Ol the rest could speak better
than !. bot still could not keep silent. .-
"" even whispered that spoke too olirn
and that nobndy wanted TO hear me but
! was not io he put down that way-and
nov ! hase gained the victory ! must tel.
you all that Is 10 my heart" fhen follow
ed the tedious harrangae Aforesaid.
As they were coming out Of the session.
room. the good pastor inclined his bead So
that his mouth approached The ear of the
militant member, aud whispered Broth.
or. Ihiak he dsrd lras right =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-21

CRow EArING.-A worthy old farmer re-.
siding In the vicinity of Lake Mahopeck,
was worried TO death last summer hy board.
ers. They found fault with his table aud
said he had nothing 10 eat.
" Darn "" said old Isaac. one day. " what
a fuss you're making can eat anything"
Can you eat crow p said one Of the
boardcrs.
" Yes. ken eat n crow q
" Bet you hat" said the guest.
The bet was made. the crow caught and
nicely roasted. hut before serving up. they
contrived TO season u with good dose OF
Scotch smut, lsamc sat down 10 the cr,w.
lie took a good bits. and began TO chew
away.
Yes. ken eat crow another bite.
and an awful face.l Zen eat croW bm RI
BE- darned II haakcr after Il =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-21

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING uOTsE.
IA tive rooms and cellar in Tow. A~.-A
sontown. with Blacksmith wheel ss..fH
wright Shop. an excellent stand forSlii
the business, with an established Gus 1sns
tom aud several other neat HOUSES M
LOTS VA the village.
Also, FORTY FARMS ia Baltimore And
Hartford cnuulies. 20 500 Acres, at prices from
5000 10 s73,ene. Apply 10
BENZ. y. PAYNE,
smedisy Row, opposite the Court House.
MAY ~, thes.--tf