davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-13
TIE VOYAGE OF TWO DEBTORs
TO THE LAND OF HONESTY.
From Dana ts des D<mufss,ks.
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~ Oe" o'A = :
le.
Ct From panst It dtt n<n,f..yx.
to GuarrTp
ID colt1eur, It the period of ~, .,ve,,r,. an.
N IN ~ Trror1irt 1weII ~ No Nn L. s1veatulo sos
y. an e. EfsTt 10 ne nandsone ousrter o. The MAJ
.h :,,e ~ ~ s1os II ne most Pa1fAlAo
4 ~ ~, eas1.en1n1 tet,o% ~ =. .e coaunue1 ~ ~
70 ho'd ens .esn,, ~ ~ sr, 70 nneH He coa
n.q nu H.. ~ III paed oader ht1 o.
70 ;nu,stt i,Isoon Or H. Esna1st nT o' sne II
~ ~ 3ods s%spe a1a
Y na1r a|; ~ o9ne1 "a.' CMHcuu4ssancsa had CO
ID asos s Ess AnoN0 1es! taat u arokhef ssnE
~ snaGu ~ aass poNa1RR no = 10 do sum
romne ~ sn 1a ~ ne .ese AZ s'taeh
fslict7 thsn ine iitts staTns. tae
bntton or tns discover Of Vsso ~ ~ ts 10 io1s &
mt inv ,,i tnJ ~ Mousa hos ~. na1o nad single ca
= Sen;smI.T VIZ "A4sH &c" oue OIL sHe lash
a! 1hs; bill, 1t WIS for four hundred and nf
Fa1 enormous sM terrible tos mo.!e!a
poinlt~ eise NAV 0 ~ cang,.9 aaey 9ad tnoaghr
vi, Mme9 IL Moo!a afnse 81 maturity. i WAS not
I enunt = 'sns"eo nJ Ns.nR soWetning On a.
Pay YOU'D % rulo- A. the La. momtns, Col
neal hAoe incte 1loie e10Ets. In vain did he or!
GEaamitg Eei! fomances - ~ tne Music publishers
iy iracch o. Der nart N Wadams 1nanea rn1a,o, a. a.
fuftivtly .h1:ed tLe Muns de- Pete. But III III III
an not brtng fouE HUNDRED aSd ffty ,ran.s al LII
: Jus, before 1ne lsth 1sey had scrapett tnoetb.
1Fend dropne,, IN MAJ taa re- ~ VIC tets
Of painter. Msrch,Iv Do 70 he cn,mns1, n1sSs ~
tc plunged his aapu 10 the ,oIsceo t.T iotI.S ,
cigarette, snI then nais The to1r Of ibe rnon
"foa tase home charming engrayiuas.T b,
SqNasoi ". u M Rs.d no attention.
"ise 10 fecolsetop, rep,sa sel sae@ coineor .u,
'eaig; Ven ;,ex,,..o $500,
coll1eoE Regarded hirn vim s;nnaTae 81. ~,
, 1870-02-13

IT. ktE we're to fa,l Into Nc water, Aed u1ae.e
70 st1I. VII Eo-i1 Ese p1r.tr charge hsH-1:
Eecause sae woald be = 10y ard touoFau,l g!rs.
, 1870-02-13

lbs beautiful poem Is contained in The col.
seesien OF me roetlcal <orts Of Caroline 10 ne
- 1!ney, and Ia supposed BY Ronle aQtnnr1tiss ~
u Int joint work CT Robert soo Caroline rou:her'
Outstretchsd benrnsh b the lear1 shade
Or Hiudsot Flftiid decpes1 glade
A DYING woman lay;
Ia ! nee little children round her etood.
AND thera went I'D from tnat rreen.xnoa
4 mou1ufu1 Ian that day,
, 1870-02-13

"fttEd her Find.
"wsa. 90 think about n,n, Mss Gaa7'd:
hill. don't hey no faith In 4 ma1 I ctts up IN
rCtpls an I II acce4 away aeo1t 6oEers, n stars,
love. q et.ssa, ep.!ss., a al 1ha:' A.nT We
wua' OF airtn ID be e1p.cs 70 DO whea no st: un
20 rgescn et WANT TO mate fcl1s ost:e.: don't
.s se4 ss ref. aa 10 ns,i
Icc1,rp. ar tec1ees What Ike q to have hlEu
preacn 10 the meu.fo!ss II 60 nome M TT 10
AZ tick helps; ara the soEea y stop tre;ua,
ard Mn, Rrd laal: 1otlut, aud saAto' Elsn1,
er'ng,n' tnir gLn' things TO eacn o;her wne1 they
=. =: orh ss'y1 ny.elf, { I'd ri: some soma p.uecce
trau red INTO ne. l don't want q snip Ike
stat ses up TO hash yesses and rcel EN- cos ae 4
pss.n: yop Nas TOOK dredful sick q struck win
dcatn, and nsteraity enough your folks cent for
the minister 70 eoSe a r.. Je: & Matt Kind ne
ss!til. about h1zps q AlE1h q seeh: lte3 ye.
Ius G,;s Il. I mi.istcr had ought 10 BE- \ G1n,
.Ed tEs,' "a s1{ don ae III
nuca II 5ouza Or nine u; thets wnss l think
"ti aWtii dons keow bat Whit ye re IL the sisns
N snraoant, WIS dniy resned Win Poly.
snesf snsaea 9o1t alt1a ia Sss eoue hone % osj.
harmless exp'es.te essn tos ds.soo. e.nStsg g ~
roliy Mariner Is uaster-nAnd 70 SPEAK IL
nee,ln' Is e1er l lee. Tocu u less ny laetl
about the 3oune Esn, though ahoudnS Lef
Ia zen SO f1ee%tpokeu Afore fo,kss SwonI 90
Io,E1 Lad cugatcr hev more c1uuoo. pxftNtf1g q
| tnt3 re deAcoos, EueAs shall tel ihe nfe;n
| ren = don ,h!ck Hroinet Esezt1 = equisA-nt Y
our work Te ste he's ktrder feeble an our cJu
G1eRAucn ta dreadful tcastertd. IN Wftfes1
coyn1p' On. a 70. Theta Al neW. and II won
| nqft ki4 tfcinA uot G, AID IN 6x Il last EaI Bo
| txa1 do h'.ese roil1 L E:t into real rx aoIt
| day, fpcASlo' Fer Hied:
| "lsu: 20 ese wont"' s111 NH GrAFold 10
tho 81 ef her vigorous se57E sae 61tcusn tc
| rtrb;a Il prce "Trere sct MIS- Peters cd ehe'a
T1a.ou T.Dker's fos. cousin. q snt la7sd- y oood1
| g,ss q I'D with Poly, II as no use Mhy sfee
Il OF ce; fact Is. I was pip.n mad whea aae eors
! ou. sncut yoar 'stylu' c!A=r- brandy q sciia' \
dewn 10 the eolrer; and E!Te u % nes; tel Je
cay are 10, Ih&r r. With let ptts4-ofoAA+ ~ CO q
| ncscd as CAR, wztun- I'LL got through. GG
! res snc eeJ, eez she-. Wntts The cse o. Ge:un
| fAec, Vas Grs1d. ia =, a'nI Well !
eooldL7; ceoJ bat What Il wn; "a thea
GENE 6; ,orsut = shih1' . roiiJ he ". ;ooEin, :
ne with them eyes o he1n. tsst IKE ITO Ssnle:a =
and he zee xas cooun' II. .tshaaI neTet -
70 hin' TO pobsdy else about It set see. .now r.
to!i II, nor eran'; 70 yoc, MA GtsIL -
cxared uy corsc:etce. "a tnett - i0 A G9o
| sarns ne: 80 guen veil k11cG !et sion
roE., So id. San wAa poo;ty neaf H1ak: ao
| tsytt GOT mad with her seace. lAc1 ", oeatne
we've Eot three noyA nd they e: tnfoaS9. ne
tea L ed tata1s 2os: aI32a 1as1 @-3-H14
, 1870-02-13

"1ou ha'1n's 80. mo-erneat rtady TO rat un
e sed a 'e:s e 81 xa snea s,sn - I'D ass
Maria MS beth 70 look cevn vita feFer, but yuu
see Aa!,itJ got vel, an The SARA there .a OUT
tsck th.d. and hes dreadful airs:d i i &c:
kcra:cEe{ ard srlf, he'd le: yoa nev II chesp."
"wesl. don kno bat wha! III come over
an cieSer rth him." sait Fo11y, tesFectfu ".
a. ae y H. pss e. o
say, 70 IT,. ln,w 1!ou1l be Lsc Uni lone.oms
here, Aro nu+'Ard aud u se rcai glad 70 have
yen come n mike II ylur home WITH ug; haTc
50 u nnT pco: spe!l.-and ! don't eeeu TO
| get The cp, q hard OF TN, tney rather Gatn on
| nc-.aas J should ne proper g:ai to have toae
| 10 DO The he1. Of tie Ko:k m.sef. rou c,ulI
have tine 10 rev consider oie, a7d Ia give Je the
back chanhes, whtrc uaoner sleeps. and !o7
yea:se % soss aaa | sress nc ] reas Of his I aouse
eopid ray foE !eus CO nin' and l roa,do'k oS.
[hJ> heraelt 60; n there.
Nru. r1ats stopped, exhausted; wiped her face
xi,n printed cossoo handkerchief, aad began 10
Folly had been ntts:rg speeches.. with her eyes
| oxet on her aun', as lf 10 near 9hA, she wuald
nave those b:aet eses. 10 keen, 40 aparenendtns
ts+H saoesS,t: IS xosis: Aunt ssvs 'ses
| 8honc With Iu~otted drops Of ANeht.
"Nnas did Jcu pay Aartn1 Wade last 1eas. V
said tne. Vt length.
"Weil / gin Fer d7llar = Veek.' <psar reader
! this was fcrty years agn1 .--
"Wetl nav, Aunt sNy, don't expect 10 60 out
10 dom chores tor soeodt, and et did wo l!dn'i
Go II tor nolh,n: wotAs rnla pay. n waea
"Oa, Polly. Folly"
uAnu wbn;'s more, II anr o!o enough TO tale
tcer cf rsteI a I've bJ myself. oE's Erow whs
Il I'C tte an.th.r.J year old last Dee.neet: Z
ia cut MI eye-secth quite spell ago, Aud 81
a rtl1' ,oli.e Win noeooy. much tesa fos rotasn'
"oc Pe5y! I'm dzedfol dsar2 ! do de
Glaze. IL iotted en- haytaf ye 70 ny noase oat !
han', cot 70 strength to ha!t:e Il ont WITH 1e. ~
c,toe 10 ta!1k ont gees Ks a; foS tas oes,
p:osidtrecs tene1atlJ bf. TT ! snouiaoS NsI
yonr I. (e1s round IN khe keeotu '[oon eseniu
| Al this lsst utt!c femlL!re ding Pol! hlaz u 70
1t vas ptofiout fsc: Ia the y!aaSe that 60 to1n{
MN had ever ca1td 10 ince her tenrsf aud 1e
tongue ce onfh 10 "kcrr coErSny WITH 1ss.
"TneEe. row yourd done II: never 9new
dreadful Ecod. scIly WOMAN but Fht. su!! .:tI
te*t as will ~ 4 toLey bee. No ma4I. 70,
WON'T oe troubled with uc cor my COMPANY, DC
wsh .eu rcl a.d Gucd aftcrcocu, ard mop
you Voc te ttoualed AID nota.n' xcss-1or Iou
| hueeatd d ne!thcf!'
Mrs. P,att teean to wire her eyes ard gorrls q
! vto!tntl{ stat Folly KEW ehe had dstveu hcr +
| The xai1 and Watched her retreat doxn The ) ~
| With Ef.n tAti>fscton.
Next csy dEe A.other tnl:c.cs Of her ptaee i
1he awctt ethc bf H1cntl Green, Z QuAkefeAs q
the Eccfte.t tort: one Ct those " "s3orAilc cas-4,
a. Lie coc:o7a cali taec, o: Q1a1e.al. TIL
, 1870-02-13

ct pEEturCus DIN Qe QAQ &O0l 14Tul, 9Eu LQQQyy
u tie bauf a.d eyerytn;rg comfortable about
him h.s COWS were sleek a3d his fc Wis aouodani:
f1s crops alKa.s far, II nof re1a1kso!e- And 10
s,oreI 81 s esste sed ,aseu nos.esson W oi IN
ard his, long sEa Bat bss:ce T.uo:aJ Busee's
wrslrsss ard sIspp.snress, there was one II ~
Ts1n.ra M ss psosie-ne W ~ ~ Eeacsa.s,. lie "a ~
Eot b. RI Ct " roised" In TA7ntoc. where every
a ss9 s. I'd a a Is
selseber,rS .t!sEe to sae ci:! eaFfs IN life, aod
saeIs '.!:n tn:o wsAt Iauu;oa ns!S na;.,os 70
! and vnea ne rad aua.sed some money.
.: The sse 0: ~ te b7ncns this farm on ne
AID A., c!.ne1t to his Old !itaa Aima;y because
| he had rot Ni.a Of vi to haage theD-
Ne e:a 1sa as,s1 s T. 1eep e ao aoass s:a a
| With Polly 1ae n.ece hsa dis. and lei: him IN \
peeQ.nry htlplets AID f1et dless cona:s.oo. watch
OILY y 10 II. p.,Ssrs vao, b7s their prospective
supply; but uoo.oif sse1sd 10 k1;Ress j1s: tte
r.shs laAk: IN t.c', nosod{ snosga; q Poly a. :
pisee. she ~ a,ogesner 700 lu:o:;aas
to The town; ou: Ia roliys mind tnsre VAS cer-
=. e s,sDs.Es 4s9s M q 9n,i eF2a.
= cal NON Vi. Bunce VIII a proper degree OF
senanosuse, s.d 70 sho~ 20 as-s OF IL oae1peet.
II ~. Ate sunday af,e1nooa- and Poly u: ~
s' II Z ree = s5se.s
oniei,y = eres; de aets:lt looked il aes slaaaJ
gown Of black tlk something softer than rsaal ];
! sgt I'D no. cha>gtd her except 70 k.nal:et A.
rect ike threading Of aEser IN
tae black rur.s less Ere 10 the
! o!ackef eyes. less nap and c1Acfie IN
! her movements aud her y5tcs-yeH Poly uAl
real rnt;tgz:et- and when she sad 10 17m na sce
! .'Sc: down, set GOVT, Nj. BoEce-s2ke this
cheer" there M something Ike SoAvi.E N her
| topeA -.--.. .. =.
! Tiuo.tr eat dsHn; he WA little EAn, aud IN
bodily pysseece >oa:eEa7aois ecouzn- his cssro =
taee, wandering blue eJe. sleek aad seaa;! liEns
ha.f, The yer1 c:Ack In hia vo;ct, bespoke hin 4
| wsat brother; nd yet he considered MDseH asse
to etl trot Atd Greet any EonRn oa tarths re-
sa,dlre them As1ntef.c1 creatures, 14efu 1oo9t
! Ecu.e, ~ otGe1Eavc doEe Before hin D7. ro.-
u i atptc., exrp io2 ailJ saodued ~ II Vas Hnea
he etcQ4u;tftd alone, rather dAanttd alo- He
n+EAn 10 s.1u1e lis n1tt nersp1sy. - rn hts eye
Asooi Ike liud r1etis, TO cleay ntd throat AID
teket on his css1: syMp'oE% xh!:a Polly regard
Cd w1:n ctftca ere AID 11dSAd lAvoEao;e-
"wei1u, MI fo:lJ. at ta4! he a:a:alesed.
"rrtt1J good 1Asaer fos corc-
"Weil, yes 7 / drtdfu! SraE:ay k.rd O. Weatt-
er for nost any atIg; Eatuec s1ss lec1s to be
| pAr.ickelle4l5 f8attd ts.1 JCaf-" .......
"poc4-doc$ t should think - ~ the loak
O. eurn; qu:sea hand Win garden Jo7 ec,
/ guess"
WEI. I DON knox. sore hes tac7l,5, n
! "XGJ AVE &c na. rcas.es p.ece OF gasdea
, 1870-02-13

-estl,t s.itnd!d IntU2l, The nation dcstclds 10
:lt cstl OF Etie;y Commercial ce.tFc, q cor
rcta'is M!he1l = Loal: and. while enyitd hy Is
i'>o;.r l"'Fhocrs trs tti wealth, II despsed BY
,hec- I,r III lL:cltcsual porcrty. The problem 0!
hlrer:~, b. eLCs iE&g:Etnse in Theories and
I.le ia: tp = A.t:cE, hks lever bkcu Rata!3c:orty
tsN,d. Stt --tefa: .dnca:icn a7d the deflTe Ct
-''i't't",.:. asEill rs .sIir{rprtmcnt, msy,
itttsys. send 10 lrco1re.Ate shat IL row the
f''su- VI hEcstp p1:ra cuA7e.. What ta.lon nsy
NC se:tt'.o lo1 ihiA tupseEe teal, We carnot de-
sicr; hGt auolR A'l, tie coriex Yankee. II ne
h'h la''op.l mptce, teens As ikely 70 t,e ..vorcl
LILY. Let u make An e!,y,
IL sutGte cur Norasip OF material rrea.ne.a A.,
irs.ad CT resl'zre. seek to t1eal,ze eu- ,,yes .
ii.tlc core. La Hosey he less a uulversal
os1.c, Of dsue, let better lhsnst L.
to n, ard our people will be h.r7,e,.
u-rrc cal'l1sted. rc,t truly religions. and more
tccnrr politically thno they could become hy Gen.
.uetLE uu1 material resoaIeeA. Commerce vi
Uul.d Up = coust5y, tut cannot p.gretuate 1t
Every merely eouEerc!as natioa fnust lose itS po-
l.t1csl IL itn,ccce-xnd nothing tends u:orc 10 de-
.,to, q rsr:a! kpir1t The agricultural c11ssea
1src utdonb:edlf the n1sirE ooc1 in The late
5a,. et d peraaps fewer really great nea haze
kp:uce from the commercial soao ION anT other
c;ss.. I'll not that theJ are Iot amorE the most
Ufe,p, Of society, nnt hbrd'J anJtody Is 10 Irejo
c.cee us TO It wl1lirg to cas- Them an1nE Tho
rcu cu.ayAtcd CT o1na1cutA. Tac-c u, too.
sccu tllrE A. the t'tike1iioA OF trade. which u
no.h,tr t.y another form OF The gollca ckI TIC
OF tssde toe. tchy, II not carried II laf
n clu bstrs, teId 10 benefit = co1.s1J: tct The
tn.r,1 Of money getting, Tor nva1ce o: ostcnt alton,
tttae, a1d Loi 10 te btn:ted Of In national
rsts: ct NIL
,,.s INV evening very egrecsbis, and, IN general.
3m.v saw RE opportunity Of tlcdytnX national
, 1870-02-13

Col near united bis tag.
CHATTER ".
Yea have oeea !osR siue,,' oh.esyed L1cle
IA'er, in the Ptsssge des PAnnranas.
CGtn=nr FADE no re71v. .....-.-
MA y. BfAndua lent Jo7 the no1cJs" sac
.4U7 The coeuar!. he returned. IA hundred
snd IN, ;rans; AS s ar now Van:nz'o to make up the
A1d, .eadir & hrr to The boulevard, he told her
aRenerors ac:.on. no ~evsr azseaso1ao!e tt might
~ should have acsea IN precisely the ssn. rsa.
Iss. .+ ane IeH1sed. "SaJ no more Aooat Il Has
"lf Nc oaly knew " Tournemtne: nwe oa1y
knew What tort Of q fellow be Is: HN he Any
II doo1 krow.''
..Irou ~ soq, iI.s Eery emeasrasatp9.'
viii be 10 t2te HIN the taree noudred ffaacs, and
p!o7ctc renewal for the remainder. Our tu:ea.
t=rron VIII then hare beea Rood, and Ee shall
have notairg 70 teproach Ourselves w1:h. wha.eree
d#6sse1es asprenr," echoed coineu,.
Bocne SouyeIe.
nAh: wa. pre:;l .,nn,. exclaimed L7c1e.
Win Asdsu, tetcrr rtrostsory OF iarey ara-
:" How veil i, would 1uts me-"
MOT dopb. aeoek i"
L?aie cas-. = .apnleastng esan.e a: n.r-
"L!sse., ColdscY. For ten months yoa hive
pronited ne d,ess. Wei. the.e u Tie very
" Eu, Tcc.ne-:ne:
"TouIneu!ne Erst be content with TWO buzz
ereA flstss, siree We have ALREADY 1-ald him down
~. now cel!aeass turn to saoui. Ha opel
| ca1ef=liJ examined. ha1a,e5, and cAesp.ued,
the t1ess WAS wrapped up AID p:acei IN Luclea
hAnc-.
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OCIE lie s.
MASONIC.

Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, IN eets
first Monday in each month, at their hall IN the
Market House Building.
Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. ~. a.
T.. q A. M meets second and fourth Thurs
days in each month, at their hall in tho Market
House Building.
Andrew jackson Lodge, No. 120, A. F. Sc A.
NJ, meets first and third Thursdays in each
month, st their hall, on Fairfax street, between
King and Prince.
ODD FELLOWS.
Marley Encampment, No. G, meets second
and fourth Monday III each month. at odd
Felows' Hall, on Columbus street.
Potomac Lodge, No. 49, meets every Friday
night, at Odd Fellows Hall. on Columb bus st.
Sarepta Lodge, No. 4G. meets every Tuesday
night, st Phenix Hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 8. meets every Mon
day night, at their Hall, in Germans building.
night al tde1r -naMn meets every Tuesday
Building. --
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION.
sssS:aay nSshs, in PSssi. Han ss,, ,
day night, at their hail in Muir's Building.
RED MEN.
Oceola Tribe, No. l, meets every Thursday
night, at Phenix Hail.
RECHABITES.
Virginia Tent, No. 6. meets every Monday
night, at Pbenix Hall.
George WASHINGTON Tent, No. p, meots ev-
cry Thursday, at their Tent rooIn, in German 5
new building, King street.
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Society os St. Vincent OF Paul, Conference Of
st. Mary, meets at ST. Mary's Hall every SUN
day afternoon, at % p. m.
Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Society meats
at st. Msry's Hall every Sunday evening, ut !
o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY Is:

Tnns.cT ,rn,yo RraUrY" OF TENNESSEE
r1in;an nv. Tenn, CORRESPONDENCE or the
'on;s U Gommercial, May IA. $50 much
49, olrnadv been written in regard to the lady
In no S here as the Sleeping Beauty, " that l
can scarcely hope to give you anything new.
hut will add my testimony to that already
Given, and make you plain statement OF facts;
"a know them from her mother, brother, and
friends, who now have her in charge IN the
same house in which am stopping, and from
which am now writing to you Miss ousan
Caroline Godssy was born In Oblon county
Tenn, and within ten miles OF this cry, VI
poor, but honest parents. Her father mas eee PEEL,
dead for over twelve years. Her m9ther sun
sunken ewes and furrowed brow show very
plainly the trials and sorrows she has expert
enced in her duty for twenty-one years; ohe
is very poor, and to some extent, dependent on
the contributions of visitors, to take care OF
and procure proper supplies for her charge.
Miss Godsay was taken sick when about tour
years of age, with what was supposed to De
chills and fever, but which baf1ed the skill OF
nurses and physicians for more than two years,
at which time she fell into nervous sleep,
from which she has not woke since for longer
time than twelve minutes She usually sleeps
soundly from II clock at night until about 6
in the morning. and through the day wakes
about once an hour. Her waking spells are
never of less than four nor more than twelve,
but usually about six minutes duration. 10
her waking moments she speaks both pleasant
ly and intelligently, answers promptly any ques;,
ton asked her, and appears quite happy and
coDtented.
One Of the strangest points Of this strange
case is the seemingly total absence OF any thing
like respiration. A piece Of the finest polish
ed glass held to her lips fails to disclose the
slightest trace Of breath. Her pulse IS perfect
motion of the body, which never ceases, you
might at any time call her dead. She has
grown during Der afAiction from little child
to about the average height OF her sex, and
weighs ninety six pounds; aud although her
body and hands show her very poor in flesh,
her face is full and smooth, and her features
we'll developed. Indeed, such rare style do
her features lortray that she is not inappro'
priately called the Sleeping Beauty OF Tennes'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28

W NJ F. DH0oAH ed
FAMILY GROCER
And Dealer in
Fine Teas. Cofees, Sugars, Pickles, American
and English, Canned Goods. Tobacco.
Segsrs, etc., etc.
ITO King street, above Washington.
N. B-All orders from the country shall re-
ceive prompt attention. ap lift
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&C.. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
GfSk Wv - TOWN.
lnmsn Limo Of Mail Steamers, Sailing fFo"
New York Every Saturday, and
Alternate Tuesdays.
RATES OF PASSAGE by THE SATURDAY sTEAHkA;
First Cabin, payable in gold-L'Vefpoo' VI
Steersge, payable in cu-rency-LiverpooI or
Queenstown, $50
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
IFAx.
First Cabin, payable in goIdoLlverPoS, Or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax, SO; et. "onn q
n. F., by branch steamer, $40.
Storage, payable in currency-L NJ
Queenstown, $50; Halifax Sis; st. Johns s. ~
f. by branch steamer, $3O. =. 80, ,,,d
Tickets sold to and from Englano' lre'ahu
snd the Continent at moderate rates.
For further information, apply 1T the 70 m
p""' III HOoE, WEDDERBURN 8 CO.
suy 18-ly Agents, Alexs.. Va.
,-> NEW EXPRESS LINE
PHILADELPHIA 5fE -AS SE'I AIsxANDK1A,
Steamers leave regularly from GEORGE
TOWN, foot Of Con grregs st.yEVE4Rf WE'D,
NESDAY: from ALEXANDRIA, foot Of
King st., EVERY THURSDAY.
| Freight received daily at lowest rates.
This limo connects with ell the Northern,
| Eastern and Western Railroads and Trsnsper-
| tstion Companies. and will forward freight by
all the lines running cut Of Philadelr his, fre re,
Of commission, and gives THROUGH RATES.
| -AdENTS-
| NJ ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
| No. As. Wharves, Alexandria Va
WILLIAM z. CLYDE s CO..
No. Il South Wharves. Phiada.
HYDE s. TYLER,
;eItf So Water st., Georgetown.
.r-. MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
| &SES& STEAMSHIPS.
| Tbe limo consists of the following first class
outside steamers
| E. C. KNIGHT."..........Cap W. ). Johnson
| IOH n GIBSON Capt. W. d. winters
AND
VALLEY CITY Capt. Bedell
Will leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port, and returning will leave Alexan
| dra EVERY THURSDAY, at II o'clock.
| For freight or passage apply 20
| HOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
| Agents, No. Prince Sta,
Agents IN New York,
GEO B. MERRICk,
40 9-tf los south street, Pier No. 20.
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ ASSAS RAILROAD.
IB W 81 sssiiasssHisa sfE2kss

I@ W OIL gsszls sss iiiss a8fse
On and after Wednesday, Feb. %, 1870, one
daily passenger train will run between WASH.
INGTON sad LYNCHBURG, connecting at
Gordonsvlllc. with the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and the Vlr,
gina springs; at Lynchburg for tho west anu
| Southwest, and ut Washington, to the Norm
and Northwe
Leave Washington daily at G:55 a. M; and
Alexmndria ~ 500 d. M, arriving at hynchburg
| Loayo Lynchburg At 1926 a. M, arrive at
Alexandria ~ 3:2C p. m, anu Al washington
| at 6:l5 y. m.
| Also daily including Sundays passenger train
| through ,oithout change Of carsZstsePMg car
| attached ! between WAS h N GTON ana
KICuMOND-making close CONNECTIONS ~
| Richmond and Washington in the direct line
between New York and tho South Atlantic
Leave Washington at G35 p. m, and Alexan;
dria u, 7:25 D. m; arrive 1t Gordonsvllle at ll:ao
| .. IN, and at Richmond ut 800 a NJ, connect
| ing with train leaving Richmond ut 't:oO q. III
| for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest.
| Leave Richmond at $50 p. m, and Gordons
| vile NJ l2i5 a. m; arrive at Alexandria at 5:Oo
| a. m, and at Washington at 5:56 a M, connect,
| ing with earliest trains to Now YORK ana
| Northwest. w
Ens=cngcrs tor MANASSAS BRANCH will
800 .. IN, arrive at Harrsonburg at 4:20 D. NJ
| ut Nj anassns junction with northernbound train
! on main line, arrive vt Alexandria 1T 5:25 p. m
Tn" train on Manassas Branch will make
| good connections ut the Junction with night
| line to and from Richmond
| Through tickets and baggage checked 20 xii
prominent points.
j. M. BROADU5,
feb 2S-tf General Ticket A gent.
| TEIE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG G
J. AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
The Old Favorito Mail Route via Aqua Creek.
the Shortest and Best Route To Ri"h-
lnond and the South.
Fast AMI comfortable STEAM ERS -.
W.shing!"n city twirc daily, Sun, 49,,
day = IN. r&ceptCd, from the whsri sseeasszslasl
foo. OF Seventh street, Is. 10 ill.,, AMI 7l5 p.
m, stopping at AlnSan rir each way. ana con.
nerting ri AIuln Crec+ with tho RicI m"nI,
fredericksburg and Potomac K. |! with -ln
CANT cfrs, supplied with elegant sleeping chairs
Oh nj it. trains Through tickets AMI baggage
checks 20 nj points South.
Both boat stop 1T Alcxandrin going and re-
turning. j. Is. GENTRY.
Gen. Ticket Agt.
ian lift Richmond. Va.
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STEAMBOATS,.
DoTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,

April ks, 1870.
In order to promote public convenience the
steamers of this line will, on to. NOR .T-A
row wv ednesday] the 9th instant, e
commence their hourly trips from Alexandria
at 8 quarter before a. M; last trip from Alex
dris at p. M; first trip from Washington city
at a M; last trip from Washington city At
municstion may be had with Washington, and
connection made with the o'clock q. M train
The steamer WAWASET is making her
usual trips down the Potomac to zone faHsI rivef
and Intermediate landings. leaving Ale1sndfla
Tuesday and Friday mornings :, st d1 4 2; n;
President Potomac Ferry 20.
SAM'L. GEDNEY, Gen. Supt. ap Zo.H
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA Al AM ~
w GEORGETOWN STEAM PAChhl
COMPANY.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper will resume her regular ss&e
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur- .k06
day next, at 4 o'clock p. M, and returning
will leave Alexandria every "Wednesday morn
ing, at g. O'Clock. For freight apply to
mar J-9m B. WHEAT, Agent.