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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-03
RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
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NOMMENCING MAY 18th, 1873, TRAINS
~ win leave Nashville, from L. & N. R. K De-
pot, North College street., as follows 4.
7.0fa A. II, daily, except Sunday, FOR Decatur,
L'HV stepping at all stations aud meking direct
connection with NJ. & G. 4. r. for point ives
and east. rFH
5.(lS P. NJ, Daily. for New Orleans, Mobile
900 and Montgomery Wis Decatur. Sleeping
Cars attached run through from Nashville to
Montgomery, without change. This train does
not stop at Stations between Nashville and Co.
iumbis, except Franklin, arriving at Decatur at
Il'o9 A. M and connecting with N. & @. K, r.
V'OV except Sundsy. Stops at all Station.
between Nashville and Columbia.
TheT:Oo a. N train arrives daily except Sun
day
The Galiatin Accommodation arrives daily o
cept Sunday. .s $3.50 -.
5.0l A. NJ, daily, for Louisville, has Sleep
OsVV ing Car sttached, running through from
New Orleans via Mobile snd Montgomery to
Nashville and Louisville without change. 81
IA 2. M. daily, for Louisville. ---
500 A. NJ. and 40 P. N. trains for Louisville
connect with trains with through Sleeping
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and inter-
mediate points in the East. North and West
Passengers can now take sleeping car leaving
Nashville at 400 P. daily and arrive at Louis
vile SIS A. NJ. Returning, leave Louisville on
sleeping car at P. N. daily and arrive at Nash
vile at An 7TT
All trains named above viii arrive at and de-
part from i. & n. Depot, on North College street.
but will stop at Junction Of N. & @. and N. q D.
Railroads and at N. & @. Railroad Depot to take
on and let of passengers.
- Passengers from GaIiatin and points South /,
arriving at Nashville At 700 A n, have until 4s0
n IN which to attend to business before return.
ing. - 80 l.
Trains arrive at Nashville As follows: From
New Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery, via De-
catur, $40 n; from Decatur, lbs r NJ from Co
lumbis, 9:l5 Ks from Louisville and the East,
North and and West at 200 A N and 4,45 n
For through Tickets, Baggage checks, and
further information, apply at Gensral Ticket
once, under Maxwell House, and at L. q y.
Depot, North College street.
OCT # W. II. KING, g. P. & z. A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-03
Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis Railway.
NASHVILLE, TENN, July 2, 1873.
Notice to Shippers and Con-
/ r...- s1gne es. .--...

UNHERE WILL BE NO FREIGHT RE
i ceived fer shipment, nor delivered to con-
signees, by the N, q. q st. l.. 4. W. on our Ma
tional Holiday, the ourth of j uly.
jy3 1t ~ Y. B. JONES, Freight Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-03

CLINTON L. MERRIAM, OF New YorF,
has returned bis back pay to the treasury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-03

A ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THE
IA different Wards in the City OF Nashville,
and in the different Civil Districts Of Davidson
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

ERIDAY, JULY 4, BEING NATIONAL
IL holiday, the National Banks of this city will
be closed on that day. Paper maturing that day
should be paid Thursday, the Sd inst
JNO. PORTBRFIELD, Cashier
ID. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. b. DORTCH, Cashier.
1t W. c. BUTTERFIELD, Cashier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-03

Neat, Simple, Usefui and Cheap!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-03

je2 tilljy1C
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-03

at which time the sale viii proceed, according to
law b. W. MCCAIN,
je2S 2w City Revenue Collector.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-04
aAKIss AT THE DOOR.

We were standing in the doorway
.eft My little wife and I-foT
The golden sun upon her hair
Fell down so silently, Nti4 ltf asf.
i A small white hand upon my arm,
What could ask for more, Ifsh /.
Than the kindly gface of loving eyes,
eil As she kissed me at the door.
Iknow she loves with all her heart
The one who stands besidei .Gla
And the years have been so Joyous
Since first called her Dridel at
We've had so much OF happiness A.
Since we metin years before;
+ But the happier time of all was ff 30
.ii When she kissed me at the door.
4 Who cares for wealth OF land or gold
Of fame, or mafchless power? a
Itdoes not give the happiness r-Fr
81 OF just one little hour,
With one wholoves me as her life
She says she :" loves me more
And / thought she did this morning
When she kissed me at thedoor.
At times it seem that all the world
iiii With all its wealth and gold,
Is very small and poor indeed, ai sin
Compared with what holdi
But when the clouds hang grim and
dark, Itate i5Ii-ltt IL
Ionly think the more ~ = si3
OF" one who waits my coming step
To kiss me atthe door. u
II she lives till age shall scatter
The frost upon her head, ua1ug
Z i know sheIllove me Just the same
As the morning when We were wed
But IL the angels call her, fo tn
And she goes to heaven before,
1 shall know her when meet her ilaJ
For she'll me at the door.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-04

We make the following extract
from a speech delivered by b. ii. Hill
at the Jonesboro (Ga.) Fair:
In these FIVE words lie the Sampson
locks of your future power. Make
your own fertilizers by resting, crop
ping, grassing. and manuring your
lands. Thus you become independent
of the guano merchants. Raise your
own provisions. Thus you become in
dependent of the provision merchants.
Your cheapest and safest line of trans
p0rtation runs frOmyour own fields and
hog pens your own barns and meat
houses With no debts for your sup
plies, you will need no accommoda-
ton credits at two per cent per month :
Tins you become independent Of
brokers and lien merchants. /. You can
then sell your own cotton 10 your own
chosen buyers, For your OWE price, and
and will get your own money. None
of these things can a cotton planter
do who plants on a credit and borrOws
money to buy his provisions. Al.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-04

a correspondent of the Somerville
FalcoIn is writing up Early Times in
Fayette county, and says:
Our first County Courts we're espe-
eially careful TO avoid burdening the
early settlers with heavy taxes, as the
following list for the year 1875, will
show: On each leo acres of land 374
cents, white poll ., black poll 81, re-
tail store s.. four wheel pleasure ear
riage 81, tgo wheel carriage 81. /
should have thought the last two Items
we're entirely superAaous, as there we're
but one or two public roads and no
bridges in the county, but | find that
one gentleman, Mr.. Robert Cotton.
paid tho tax of two dollars for four
wheel carriage. The number Of white
polls in the county in 1875, was 80,
black 100, and the whole county tax
did not exceed 500"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-04

, BELOW We republish an net passed
by the Legislature Of 1873, entitled an
act for the protection Of farmers and
stock raiseTs, which reads;
/ Section /. Be II enacted by the Gen
erai Assembly Of the State Of Tennes-
see, That an act passed January 18th
1869, entitled an act for the protection
of farmers aud stock raisers, be amend
ed az to read: THAT any person keep
ING stallion, jack, bull, or boar for
pablis use, shall have lien on the
offspring of the same until the season
is paid for; provided such lien is en-
forced IL ave months from the birth
OF such offspring The lien TO be en-
forced as the landlords lien is now
enforced,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-10-04

the knowledge of the shame hi.
daughter had brought upon his heaC
and hers. He was a good old mai
and bore it well. 1t warn't the sigh
of his darter's little baby that turle,
him hard as iron. He grew 10 love
| that baby sir, aud to hope in his dar-
| ter's repentance, and brought her L
Mantle Church every Sunday AFTERNOON
to look them down who sneered at hel
and thought themselves so precious
good. Well, sir, there was worse tt
come What's that?p ps a
The landlord of the Lion and mvsel
both turned and looked toward tn,
table wherp tue woman slept but the
/ figure was motionless, and in the sam.
despairing attitude. The woman had
moved again in her sleep4zthat wai
all. s asfeaIruoJr 9gr'
THE worst was, sir, that there came
a letter to the girl one day, from Lon
don, that seemed to change her all al
once, and make her hard aud reckless
For two days no one could make hel
out, she was so wild and strange; anC
then one night, sir, sinking his voice
to a whisper, just such night as this
she got up when her father was asleep
stole out with her child in the dark
ness, ferried herself across tho river
sent the boat aGrift, and drowned her
baby hoy.
Twas looking toward the woman al
this moment, and could not refrain
from a slight,start at the sudden man
nor in which deeply.lined, awfully
white face was raised from the bent
arms, and then as suddenly buried
again, when it met my own turned in
| that direction. In that face, and in
that brief movement, was eoncentra-
ted her whole story-and | faneied, in
the horror and fear delineated there
on | could read the secret that had
brought ber to the river hank q ht;ls
And the woman has not been heard
of since?' 1asW .d.5 d,
No, sir There was matter Of
! fifty pounds offered for her appreheR,
sion, but she has never been heard pf
slf=Ehe hettsr tpr all parties, perhaps
The old man gave up after that new
trouble, sir; when he lost faith In bis
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-08
Atelter de TOnueIlcrfe.
m. J. Gebelin,
Pa,oisse 81 Jaeqnes. Riue Gasche,
pres de ~lhabaasion Schrphard.

N. J. GE1EL1x Went d%'ouvrir, 4 cote do
son magasin, IN alsl;er Dc tonnekerie pour
b0Heouks Of bayiIs. f-.. u"
II est en- mesure do rtpondre aux ordres do
MN. lss plantsors .. lubricants Dc suere.
II appelle aussi l'atisntion dos Aabiiants
sur son SroaA, SToxE parfaitsment a~ssor.i,
q renonm6 pour 80 prix moder6s.
-S'adresse dirscteneni 1 N. J. Gebelin
Oh ~. Gebelin, Loag.Vev p, O. St.James.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-08
q I, ANHeN1I,
~ conporHrunsn g BOTHER,
s4.1Acou il RIVE II .cAucHE,
-> Pre-. DIV College Jefferson.
n Saai-70.
St James Emporium Store.
81 q s,-,.s--
Concurrence Posstble!!

EI EE# EV
mr. 3%s sa9* at
.NI. J. TEIShEER infosme q
nomb,suse cl;sn,e,s q h pss,is % GENERAL
quill 4 %lopjouss dams son ma9asin, outrs son
grand assortment % marshaadisss s1ohss,
~,oujours fsais .. solvent rsnouvel6, is Stock 10
plus varit. de s43.
ChasSsures, Chnpelkrie, Donneteyie, Msrce-
RE, Parjumerie, Phsrmacie, Quincailerie,
Fisyblanterie, Vaisselle, SeNcrie, Groceries,
Conserpes, Confserie, Wins ct Liquors,
Tabac. SOUS ,oute, le. Jorme.. :
II engage les Danes de Ia paroisse Saint
jacques ct des patoissss voisines 4 venir
visiter SOS articles De Fa,kais's pour Robes Do
han,e Noupeautt, Gonfer'e, Broder'e, DenteAes,
Valenciennes. 81 antFes, Co.'s brods' % tous
genres; Rubons, Feurs art'hc'e'Ies, Par"res
pour marriages, Balls ct premiere Communion.
In se Dormant u pe'ne Dc fa'fe une v's'te ~
ldit magasin, Giles 50 conva'nc'ont d'el!es-
tHaene -4na mule part m.eex que e oa ne
|tsonve On p'ns oeau c"olx oe MaFchano'ses
Blanches. te!'e que:
Moa'setine suisse MaI-''a1, Ns"'0a1'
n D ~ -"
br'~, ~ Ct bob'net pour monst'qoa'fss
GRAND ASsOKTANENT
% GaF1tturss pouI hobss!
u fat aussi savolr aux marchands ct hsbi-
tants do ~St-Jacques ct dos p~aroisses v%oisines,
lqu'I est Fagent DO Z maison Polsnd &
Henry de Cincinnati, pour lea Wh'skey' Of
Bourton' De Get etab''ssement lustement
: ce!ebfs dams tons les Etats-Un's. ~ dehe tonte
Concurrence pour u quaI',e Of 10 bon marchs
90 g p'odo'' Pc ola''e.
% baSils % Wnlsxsy O BOURBON &c
. |Choix en- d~tbarqsensent dn John kilg0uT
de Cincinnati. .-.
Il o., aussi agent de Ia maison Lnnbs, Mepe,
:. e. Fssz de s,.Louis, pour Ia vente de leurs
~farines de choix ponr families, des marques
rsnommecs, Ia Couronne, T,iomphe, ST. Charlie,
Star, Pacific Star, Refine Blanche, Collin.
, Franklin, NeryiAe, e, autrss.
II recojt rexuliaremen, top,es les semaine,
- de forts euyoi, de S%t.I~ouis. Louisville et Gin
= ~cinpsti; ct il 4 ~toniours en- main, IN Stoc,
va,is de Far;xe,. lVhi,kev e, BourhDn de ian
age, Jambon, .ucrts, q, au,rs., spauls. fumte,
ct ,e,tes, mes,.porc, mes,-beef. breakfas, bacon
Gratis. en- ,;ercon, e, kegs. Beu,,e a F,o,nao
de choix, Po~me, de .erre, pe.i. Poi. vert.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-08
THE TITO !" IleUlSIANlAN /. ,
Saturday LII, I .ty,,s-N1 to1,yembre 8, 1871
ErAr d Ii Iouis,AsE,

- Liza DE La AOOA0l<1lN
@ BpRE1u De L,KUDTrEUR,
Nouveils. Orleans slaoct. 1873 Y
a Mn. loHs KERR1cAs, 5<ag-
Col,ecteut fdes Taxes de Ia Pasoisse S,.Jacques,
80 '3f KS S@s~a9Wg5'- r7seais3 fs w.
Monsisus, fft~ ~f ~ 13 '.a;r viis
:, On plus long retsrd dams Ia collection 81 lie
Placement des taxes serait ,prejudiciable aux
in,&rA,s, de pElat,. ct IN nouveau delai nest
plus, possible. h .4s.A stas ~, liz
Les con,ribuables, cette AIMEE, ont et6 favo.
rises par de- grandss, concessions de Ia par. du
L6gisla,if ct de l'Executif, CONNIE aussi de la
pstt dos Coltecteurs do Taxes, qui ont agi
xvec une iudicieuse' discretion ct unc modera.
Etion sage. ft 1'5t N n.y. .f
Dependant, d l'heurs a%ctuelle, CONNIE il es
dnl ddevoir des OFFICERS dn gouvernement de
WELLER sjpecialemen, aux in,trets de I'Etat
yous etes' prize de vous rappeler que les Taxes
de votre ~paroisse, celles courantes, 81 .celles des
delinquants, doivent e,re payees sans d6lai, ct
que 81 le Placement men psut stre efectue
au,rement que par h severe application des
fHois,, ces lois seront appliqu&es. T y
Vous ferez done tons vos efforts pour obtenir
le resultat demande, vons autorisant de t'Acie
47'de pannee 1879, chaque fois gull sera
applicable.
votre reglement defnitif avec pEtat, nous
resperons, sera satisfaisant sous tons les rap
ports, ct &c reglement. dot. .etre. strictemen'
~ i. pLI NNs gF.# \ M ..--
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-08
Selleltos.

TIl.. rs. t'T 49,. HE .zI 1Sg 7sfftMt -HFHs .M.
.@" ... .... Sel1eltoS. s,...- N .a.44 -.
A. VsNpRE CHEZ Mr. ]. BILLoN, Az 1t.
~ Jnuses Store, les nouves!ss SelIeHss
do NJ. Francois Flory, do Saint.Mars'"vil'e'
Ces Selleles pour chevanx 81 unn'etA 's'ess
svec des fhts des Atakapas, ne b'essent
ia,nais Ia. animaux, ct leur duree est donble
de II Iur6e des ~sellettee o'dinaires.
.L'hahiia,ion ]. Forstall, dirigee par NJ. X.
Es,erbrook, men emp!oie pas d'autres. ,."
""t-. 0" .-.@ "@~a.-. " J. Bn.i.oN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-19
TEIEGRA PHI.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
Fri"hffiIl Railroad AccidentS.

GoRboNsvILLE, Aug. 49,. Last night while
James Mahan. a Waterman on the {. " y.
r. r., was making his usual rounds, from Co.
louisville to Gotham Station, he set down on
the side of the track to rest, and fell asleep.
While asleep the eastern bound express train,
No. 4, came along at full speed, and the engl-
uecr not seeing the man, he was struck squarey
in the face by the locomotive, throwing him
some distance, tracurng his skull, and causing
trightful wound, from the effects of which he
is not expected to recover
Drs Slaughter and Dunn were called upon
and rendered all the aid that skill could devise
or suggest.
MILFORD, VA, august l9.-The Dorther1
bound mail train on the r., +. 4 p. X. H.,
yesterday morning, when two miles below this
place struck colored boy, who was on the
track, Featuring his skull and ipf'clng other
injuries which will probably prove fatal.
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LOCAL lSssEElIlES.

| 1t is said that the letters sent from here to
persons III the lower country, on the last trip OF
the i'll tittrd steamer Wawaset were found open
| and scattered on the water and shore, near the
scene of the disaster; the money contained IN
many of them having been taken OUT but the
checks, orders, &C., remaining IN them.
| The steamer keyport having been thorough
| " reparad and rchtt,d has re; umed her Tues.
day and Friday night excursion trips down the
Potomac These excursions have heretofore
proved very delightful and everything will con-
tinue to be done to increase the enjoyment of
those who participate.
The recent rains have washed out the sand
and dirt from the street railway on ncary all
the descending grades, and along the new laid
track on King street some filling up will be
needed.
The authorities Of Fairfax county have taken
no action relative to the dead new born child,
found yesterday on the west bauk OF llooif' 5
Run.
The German Benevolent Association cxcur-
cur>on to Carliu 5 Springs comes oft tomorrow,
should the weather permit, when most pleas
aut time may be anticipated.
The Teachers Institute meets at Brent,vilie
Prince William county Tomorrow, on which oc-
casion an address will be delivered By Il. j.
Carne, esq, Of this city.
Pumps aud balinc buckets are in use to-day,
in all parts Of the city, emptying cellars OF the
water with which they We're ovefvwed on Sun
day night.
Gas consumers will take notice that unless
their bills are settled BY tomorrow the flow will
be stopped.
VIM Gray had nine sheep drowned by tie
tl,oA at Hoof' Run on Sunday.
There is Il general disocatiou of sidewalks in
the city owing to the recent rairs.
The raiu-it raineth all the tine continued
last night and this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-19
FOREIGN News.

LONDON Aug. 1S.-The work on Holyhead
breakwater is finished, and the formal opening
is being celebrated to, day. The Prince Of Wales
officiatcs al the ceremony.
BY the caving in of tunnel at Shepton-
MulIet, Somerset, four workmen were killed
and twenty wounded.
\ Vienna special to the News says, that the
distribution of prizes yesterday was very tame
affair Only about three thousand persons were
present The Arch Duke Charles Louis made
4 congratulatory address on the successful ter
mnation of the exposition, after which the list
Of successful competitors for prizes was read
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-19
RaiIrOasi Accident.

New YORK, Aug. l9.-The express train
due here at ! o'clock this morning from De-
trot on the Great Western Railroad is in the
canal at Thorald. The train was drawn down
by two locomotives and consisted of several bag,
gage and express cars aud the usual number OF
coaches. The draw was open and was not OBJ
served by the engineer. Both engines and all
the luggage and express cars plunged iuto the
canal filling the chasm SO that there was not I5
room for the passenger coaches 1t is reported
that all the passengers and employees OF the
road escaped injury.
HAMI1roN, Ont, Aug. l9.-When the 9
O clock New York express train at about 3: 40
o clock this morning was approaching the W ell
land canal swing bridge at Thorad the water
guage glass in front of the fre-box OF the en-
CINE burst, instantly filling the cab with steam
and boiling water, SO alarming the engineer
that be Jumped before bringing the engine quite
to stand, as the law requires before crossing
the bridge. The bridge being open, the engine
and baggage car tipped forward into the canal.
No one was hurt The only train delayed was
the morning express, which was two hours late.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-19
EUECHTIONAL.
OF VIRGINIA MEDl-
CAL SCHOOL.

The next session (forty -ninth) will commence
October 1st, 1873, and continue for nine months,
otl.ring great advantages To the dlgent student
for thorough training in the principles OF ms
profession. For Catalogues apply to W VI.
WERTEN BAKER, Secretary of Faculty, Pc.
University of Virginia, VA. aug l3-eolm
r1HE SCHOOL OF MISS BELLE SMITH
i will be resumed, ut lA0 King ST., on NON
DAY. September I'D Applicatit1 & o. sdlnis-
sion Of pupils will be received and Information
given at No PAL King street. aug ll-e,4w
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
- No. HI Queen street,
Alexandria, va.
the Bishops School, Easton, Nd.
The Fifteenth Annual Session of this School,
formerly under Miss CARRIERS charge, will COM
mencc on MONDAY, the 10Th day of Septem-
Der, under the direction Of Miss Derrick. Eve
ry effort will be made to sustain the high reputa-
ton Of this widely known and popular School
Competent and experienced teachers Will be en-
ployed in every department, and the Prnclpal
hopes to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor her with their patronage.
Terms per half session, payable in advance.
For board and tuition in the entire English
course, Sl25 90
Permanently Glass, 81 SO
Junior Class 1000
intermediate Glass. II 90
Senior, - w
For Circulars, containing further information,
References 1T Rev Bishop Lay, Easton
Md; Rows. Geo. H. Norton, d. +. Sprgg f..
Ii. Mckim and X. kemper, esq, Alexandria,
Va. aug 6-eotOl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-19
The Officers and Members Of the

GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
Would respectfully inform the public that they
will havean
EXCURSION TO CARLIN'S SPRINGS, =
On WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 20, 1873.
Among the amusements of the day there will
be y PIGEON SHOOTING. The best shot will
receive prize consisting of a Game Bag, Shot
Pouch and Powt' er Flask, to be presented by
McsrS. uerbner and Bossart.
A CREASED PIG will be started and the
person catching and holding it for five minutes
will be entitled to it.
Also a SACK RACE FOR CHILDREN.
The NJ ARINE BRASS and STRING BAND
has been engaged for the occasion.
Master Of Ccrenonies-R. NJ. LATH AM.
Floor Managers.
n Schiller 6. Held.
Committee Of arrangements.
J. Attends chem, l.. Marcus, g: hechner, L..
Bril-, J. Thomas, G. VAIL, J: Bohraus,
o. Iuntt, A. Pohlman, F. Melchur,
George A. Bossart.
Refreshments wlll be furnished by Messrs.
Urrbncr and Bpssart at city prices.
Trains will run rs follows: Leave the Depot,
corner Princess and Fairfax streets, at andll
. m. | 80, Ais, 4 and p. m. returning, leave
the Springs at z, $50 and IL p. m
Tickets 50 cts. each; children under twelve
years 81 cts. aus -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-19
Award of Medals.

VIENNA, August lS.-Medals Of merit have
been awarded to Theodore }cgner, Of Philadel
phia, for brewing Instruments; Henry Bowen
of Philadelphia, drugs; Better 4 Co., Balti
more, leather; Henry g. Lea, Philadelphia
Science; Ouval e. Hunter, Philadelphia, chro
mos; the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
Washington; Charles Abbey Il Sons, Philadel
phia, dentistry. The prizes were distributed
at the Imperial Riding School by the Arch
Duke Rainier at one clock, who, facing the
other Arch Dukes, read short address, 10 re-
ply to which the Arch Duke Charles Louis
stated that he had received His Majestys com,
mand to publicly have read the names of ex.
hiLitors to whom diplomas had been allotted
by the jurors Baron Schwartz then read the
list ana returned thanks.