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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15

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obcr nlr um ibrc gebeimcn sul1l0ge uub
b0ien Nblid)tcu uuter bent Ocdmontcl bcr
8rommi9feit unb Der &clision I'M 10 lci6tcr
unb ae,uiiicr bnr3iebcn su f0nncu. 9ic d)riit>
lid)c 2icbe lit crloid)en, mani oentt nur an bcn
ei9cncu Muben. Stott Der Ocmut1 tritt Stpls
unb lleber,uutD bcruor uno bos ncnut man
slnitanb. &cin Grunbiat lit mcbr 10 bcilia,
06t uno alt, bab CT Dor IdnUbcr 8curtDcilung,
belicbi9cr s(uSlcgung unb 8etritclung lider
ipGre. 0ic S{irdcu mcroeu suar hciubt, ol(cin
man fat Dor ocr @cgcntuort ocs ol(ma@ti9cn
@ottcS fcine Gbrfurdt. Sen 2tib scrt man
Der 9(rt Ger llnreini9fcit. Sic Nnboruns ocs
l6iii9t uuo bera1tct. Sic III. S1rift lit III
boG ge1olteu. 9;c &iuocr werbeu in lln9cbor.
fam, in ber llulittlid)tcit, III outrlci Gitcltcit
cr;oo ocn, mcil bic Gltcru cine unocoronctc 2icbc
su ibnen babcn; sl(cS uiro iibcrl lcbcu, Stroic
niAt perbdnst, fcnc bcilisc 3ud)t bcluobrt.
@lan tpnntc aus ibucn 9ute' @ubrbcit licbcnec
uno rcdtld)affcnc G9riitcn bilbcn, mon tr0at
obcr 9robere Sureiolt fir ibrcu 2eib unb ba>
fir, bub iie iuclttlu9 wcrocu. Grit oauu neunt
man Dcn &nobcn boifnun9suoll, ucnn CT frcmoc
Sprad)eu pcrltcbt uno frcmoc Sitteu lid) ou=
cignct iucun CT su beu6eln unb ii0 su ucritcl,
len, ctluaS NnoercS gu ipredeu ais su bcnten
ipcib, ucun Ct ipic Gin Sdauipicler l1 in sll<
les ididcu fann unb auSlGuhiid)e &ollcu nod
madt &C. 60 finoct bicieS SabrJunbcrt iciuc
@cred)tiafcit unO iein 2chcn bur1ouS III Oct
Ual6Dcit, III iubcrlidcr Erodt, i'm Sd)cin~
mclcn uuo in 8cifallc Ocr Wcnidcn, lu1brcnb
bic inncrlid)c uno tuaDrc @cre1tigfcit, bic @ott
acfialt, uerna@laiii9t wirb. 9lus olleocm cr>
iiebt man tlor, tpie sercdt Der Sorlpurf it,
ocn Gbriitus bcm fiiuitcn 3citoltcr ocr Aird)c
nit ben @ortcn ma1t v9u Dait ben Namcn,
oab ou lcbN, wabrcno bu toot biit."
Numertung Der &eb att ton: @pl;s
bouicr idricb bicic YropDc;eibuug bot 200
Sobrcn IS bcsicbt li1 bici ielbc ouf bic 3cit
bon, s(uf uftrctcn 2ut1erS bis oui unlere Sage
Stun bcod)te man, ue 9ol;9ouicr i6ou su ici-
ucr Belt bic @cfir1tun9 ousIprod), cS f0nnc
oer futD. &irde er9c1en, iuie Dem luOiiGcn
Jfci1c, inosm bic SauptitaOt in frcmoc Sanoe
fdat. Dielc @cfiird)tung Sol;boaierS lit nun
ipirt(id) IN Grfillung 9eaongcn, ocnn irie bic
G1albucr Scrul lolcm, bic Sauptltaot bcS iuois
ldcm 9tei1cS eiunaDmcn, 10 Dubcn bic Eiclnou=
teien &om, bic Sauptitaot oct tatboliid)cn @clt
ein9cnommcu. - @cun mir abcr ouf ben lck>
ten Sbcil Der uoritcbcnocn Eropbescibung bli<
cfcu, pie lpobr uno fri ftig aeidnct oa nibt
@Ol;1auicr I'M lcr trourigcs 3cltalter. gSie
senau pallen niDt feline @ortc ouf bic bcutsc
10 bcrfcblte SugcnberSicguug Sol,buulcr, Der
Dor 200 Sobrcu idricb, bGtte n1t treuer bic
bcutigc @rSieDung f6iloern f0nncr, iclblt iucun
Ct iabrelonae 8cobad)tun9cn iibcr bas 0omi>
lienlebcn uno bas StootS i1ulpel lcu unicrcr
3eit an9eitellt bdtte.
(@jrO fortseictt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15
SGio @ailenfrenub.
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lll-meincM Ooulc, bcnn icb mllB olc 9onic
9}n0t or6citcn. Nirr0cn bat cinc uon ocn
orei &6ni9st0Ntcrn &oobseit uno oo muD
IiA orci &roncn mo6cn, neil BON lbrcn
! friibcrn 9leifbcn &roucn S>ue pcr!orcn
9cAongen lino. 2uBt MIDI olio i'll GuDc
unO lu1t cu6 onbcrs,uo eiHc $ocrbcr9c."
Sic suci Sur5Nen licbcu lid obcr niht
10 9cldluinO obmeiicn, lonbcrn lo9ten Tic
! Glen audi @olol9micbe unb ,uoltcn iib
9ernc bcr6ci lolcrL s'uci &roacn iibcr
Nodt su per irti9cn. 'ucnn CT ibnen nur
elm 3immcr unO bos n6tbiNc 9onowcrts=
scug 9c6cn wiroe bcr@ploi6mico mod-
te JEST Gin gons onoercs Gjcliht. iii6rtc
| Ie iu's @au*, uics i6ncn Gin 3immcr
an un0 6ru6te 9onowertsScu9 10 picl tic
nur psrlansten. Gie braudtcn obcr
nibt oar piel, ocnn tie ltellten lid) nur,
ais Oh iie ctpas MAIDEN wolltcn uno um
Elm bistbcn Su flopien unb Su Ddmmcrn
mar lei1t etuas gut gcnu9. 9}a@ocm tic
Die sanSe 9to6t Gin locni9 9cldrmt uno
So6 ni6ts 9ct6on botten, brobten llt
am onosrn Sog Die s'ut &roncn, lpcldc
lie Don ocn Yrinscliincn erbaltcn batten,
unO ltcQtcn li6, ols ob oiclc critic III Der
lebtcn9fo6t Don i6nen gcorbeitet luorocn
lpdrcn. Scr Gnlold)mieo, pclbcr 1clnc
&rone nod gar nid6t fcrti9 bate, erltountc
le1r ii6cr bos 2o6, oos or bel Soofc Su CT
pcr6cn 6offte.
9(ls cs 3cit mar, mohtc er ib ouf
uuo oin9 nit Den &roncn in oic Gelioens.
Gr ,puroe Dor oic Yrin;ellincn gcfiibrt
uno sci9te ibncn nit pcl Gu6nlrcoigfeit
bic l60nen Wr6sitcn por. 9(6er boben
oa sic 5pei Prinjelfincn >ucl@c i6rc
&rpncu micocr crfunnten, groBc 2lu9en
gema9t!
@p9lci6 lteQten lie Den Gjolol@mieb
sur 9ie0e uno fragtcn i'm, % CT Die 5uci
funltrci0eu &roncn gcor6eitet Do6e? Gr
tuar pcr>punocrt ii6cr Oicle Tra9c uno
| |jo9te vSa." 9o fra9ten lie isu nod
einmol uno looten n2ii9e nur ni6t uno
| lo9c uns Die gSobr6c!t. 9cnn wenn ou6
ni6t ou lie 9emo6t bolt, 10 luirlt ou beB=
,pegcn oo1 rciOlitb Oafiir bc5o6(t mer'
oen." 9o lab Der @oloi6mieo. oab es
9el6e0ter lei Die Wobrbeit su lagen uno
erSdblte pfcn uno trcu BON ocn Golo:
l0micogelellen, luelbe bcute Nod)ts BEL
ibm eiu9etebrt icien uno bic l96nen 9lr-
beiten in 70 fllr;cr 3eit 5u @tanoc
gebrod)t botteu. 9a gin9 Den Yrinic1=
linen ei,t' 2i6t auf uno lic 9oben ocm
Gnlei9mieo 8ciebl, sic luanocrnoen &C.
lellcn Su bolen unO in i9rcm 9}omen sur
9o65eit ciu5uloocn. Ser Golol@mieo
9ebor6te> oblpobl cr nod nie rc6t luubtc,
mas bic 9anSe @adc 6u bcoeutcn babe.
unb in fur5er 3cit fam er nit lcincn Sluci
tunitrciden @dlteu 5uriitf 9iele iuuroen
bon ben Prin5ellincn lo9leib ols ibrc
&ctter erfannt uno Dor 0cn &Dnig &C.
fi6rt. Go erSdbltcn lie nun, >uel9e@pis=
biibcreicn ibr Sruoer 9ctricben uno luic
er lie I'M oQe9lus i6t aui ibren uoblorr<
oicntcn 2obn 9c6rad)t Dobe. SSdbreno lie
70 er5dblten un0 lid ercifcrten, fam ouf
einmal Oos lpannenlan9e M}dnnlcln, be-
fr6Iti9te Die gSa5rbcit i6rer Hpre uno
pcrrrietb nod obcn Qrein, baB Der dlteltc
Bruoer ben @rin5eilincn nit oem Sooe
georobt bobe, luenn lie nidt i6n ollein
ais i6reu 9ietter on9e6cn luiirocn. gSic
Der &0niD oas olleS b0rtc, luuroc CT il6cr
uno ii6er cr9rimmt, 9o6 loglelb Se=
fe6l, Den dltelten Bruocr bin5uri@tcn,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15

lDn Drpent!t0 Dln0b.
9(ls er bruntcn onfom, ,botte oerSln9ltc
cine Treuoe, bob ea gar ni6t 5u io9en
lit, llno lic iiu9cn lo9leib an objHreoen,
mic lie ocn 9rohcu oui bic gel bidtclte
Weilc bcn Gorou5 MAIDEN fDnntcn. Wdb
reno lie perlc9en worcn I'm ponenocgEolz
fen, fam ouI cinmal oos lponncnlon9(
Mdnnlein oo6er, bro6te aluei 1Dneioigt
5dbcl,uuo iprot1 ibnsn 9D}utb, eiu, lpit
tin General. sic no6men Die Gdbc
9ingeu fef bineil,, uno no6 III itigcn 9le=
ben lo9en o,c&0pic oaer0rodcn ouf ocn1
Soocn; freuoig itanoen Oie Sun9frouen
bon ibren @iten ouf rci6ten Den Brit
bern Ole 9anO uno DDrten fat nld)t AT
fir ibre Gettun9 sit oonfcn. 9onn trot Sl
jccemSinslin9e cine DON OenSun9froucn
9o6 inn oas8crlprtdbcn i'm 5u 6cirot6en
uno rei6tc ibm ols llnterpiano i6rc gol'
Oene &rpne bar. 9ic Surl rl6e porcn bo1=
erfreut i6er oiclen Nntro9 uno fii6rten
nun ibre Srdute neblt Der Oritten Yrin'
5eIlin aus ben @cmahe binous, I'M nit
Oenlelben uieoer in oas Srcie SuriifSu.
fc1rcn. sic ricfen i6ren Sruoer unb ga=
ben ibm9lohridt bon bcm 9liidli6e
lingen ibrer Seloentbot Gr 5ciatc lid)
bp6erircut, licB ben Strid 6crllnter, unO
sog MN BON ocn Yrin5ciliuen cine na6
ser on5crn binouf Nls CT obcr oicle bin
oui9c6ro6t bate, elite cr oomit BON oan=
ncn, uno noDm,i9neu cincn Gio o6, boB
lit iu 9oule }o9cn lpol(tcn, CT ollcin lei
i1r 9ietter uub ttiu Nnoerer ba6e cinen
Sbcil boron. 9ic Swci Briiocr mubten
nun I'M iinltern 2oNc liben, pdDrcno er
nit ocn orci A}rinsellinen berG6ni9Sbur9
suciltc. Q(ls er an 9pfc unfom, >puroe al
les poQis ndrrild Dor lauter Trcuoe nno
Der &0ni9 molltc nidt auf60rcn lcint
wicocr9cfunotncn &inoer Su bergen uno
Ill umarmen. 3pei=, orcima( licb er lid
sic @cl0i6tc ibrer 9lcttun9 erSdblcr, balo
BON ibncn, bolo bon oem 8ur1@en, 0c,
lie sebro@t bate uuo ollemol mubte
ct pieocr Die 9lci6en 2ii9en .on60rcn
9cnn Don ben slpei 8riioern. Die nod i'm
finlteren 9o6e loBen unb >peldc oo6 bic
Souptl lo6e ousgcfiibrt 5otten, mar go1
ni9t Die 9feoe uno Die 5>uei Yrin5el llincn
Die li0 nit Oenlelben. pcrlpbt botten, mlb'
ten lid olle @etualt antbun, I'M ibrel
@6mer; 5u unteroritfen unb nidt mi
Der Wabrbeit berous5uplaken. Weil nul
Der &Dnig wirflie6 meinte, 0oB Ocrjes
nige, ser Dor linn itano> ollein leineS66=
ter gerettet babe, 10 perlpro6 ct oielen1
oos 9onse &0ni9rei6 uno bieb i'm oa=
rauf be0o6t lcin ,oeld)e upn 1einen
S06tcrn ct 5ur @emabln nebmcn luolle>
man >uiinldte, Oab io9leid) am fol9eu0cn
Sage Die 9o@5eit sefeiert wcroc. Scr
Burl 1e mar nit oielcm 9(ngcbote 5ufrie=
ben unb perlpro6 ourd) einen s(ufl6u6
leiuer Nabl oas SIT 9elpib nibt Sn per=
SOgern.
gSas fir cine 9(nelt bic anoern Suei
int 2o9e ausGiclten, oas fann man 1i9
mobl oenten. Sic 9anSe 3cit lieb lib9iie=
mano leDen ooer D0ren uno crlt no@ bic
fen Stunoen, ols es orobcn l6on al iing
M6cno Su lueroen, licben li6 aum erlten=
male plcOer @6ritte bDrcn. 9a fam oos
ipannenlan9e Mdnulein ipro6 i6nen
Srolt su uno bieb lic uml6aucn uno Die
@elegcnbeit niDt iiberiebcn. sic l6auten
I'M unO labcn Bic Gtiegc uicocr ufge=
ltellt, banften Ocm M&nnlein un0 1pran=
s., Nl,,f.., L;,,o,f a., Loo;I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04
LIS BALTIMORE G-1.
GSA-aHsn AND SfaEfS1 r
.I)N AZ NJ

I''fUM 40 H ' ER STEAME1S.
II" STEAMER kNPkt>>, t.pt i. T. Barker
wi. cay" pl"E ~, Light street, !:a!l more. !.
: - 80. l. =. ! =. k"euFh''g, ii
- e.ors g ~
ihr s1et':'rr Z capt. .;ameS larger, vii.
!'"r r'"r 10, igh, street, b. 'lsaor, Nv H. !
T.. ! '.>iiA al } J.. u. .,urn,ng, wll navr
''rA "drh. + Err MONDAY. nj . ,.r..
t:riSht viii lot be received ait r i ;. H..
IN s!r''n"rs WA stop each ~ay al their re-
>p"c.lv" river 1nndings
FOR iurther lnIJruaiio" apply to
j. B:,tnhko y 90 agents
mi III King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04
:: + GAZETTE
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 4

AN ANEcDoTE OF WEBSTER. -Jnst before
Lat'yet'e's last visit to Auerca, Webster
was ooe OF fishing party n Massachusetts,
Bay He had been selected to deliver the
welcoming speech to the great Frenchmao on
lis approaching visit, aud during the plscalorl-
al occupation be seemed very abs,raced A
gentleman who was fishing Dext to him ad
dressed him several times Wi bout receiving so
much as nod 10 answer. By and by Webster
btgao pulling 10 his line. hand over hand with
an effort which plainly sigDifed that a large
fish had been ho ked, but upon bis face there
wa not single; CLEAN of that eager JOY which
usually accompanied such 40 event; At length
the h.h Was seen approaching the surface
cleaning through the green water like bur
ni>hed silver; still Webster's face gave not
sign of pride or qualification; but just as the
fish left the water be burst out 10 tones OF SOL
crnn rapture-"Venerabe man Sage, patriot,
soldier Representative of TWO hemispheres
Welcome to our shores once more!' And down
dropped a monster cod upon the deck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04

Leave Lynchhurg daily, except Sunday. a,
W Il. m; arrive at Darvilie / - u. M Leave
Danvllle % p. m; arrive at LynchHurg So,
.. m. This trail; makes good connection y.
Danville with Richmond and Danvlle trains
North AMI South and at Lynchburs, with re..
ular Express Train on this line, in both dire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04

The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia and
the Circuit Court of Orange county, proposes,
by q series Of Grand Gift Concerts, to estnbli.h
and endow 8 Home for the Old, Infrm aid
Destitute Ladies of Virginia." at Montpelier,
the former residence Of President Jas Madison.
The Association is under the control OF eight
trustees, six Of whom ere elected bi. ennially by
the stockholders and two appointed by the Gov
ernor Of Virginia
References by permission: His Excellency,
James l.. kemper, Governor Of Virginia; His
Excellency, Gilbert Q. Walker, ex-Gov Of Va;
Hon Robert E. Withers, Lieutenant Governor
Of Virginia and U. S. Senator elect; Hon. Robt
w. Hughes, Judge Eastern District Of Virginiu;
Senators and Me;nbers of Congress from Virginia.
Governors Office, Richmond, July 3, "a
1t affords me pleasure to say that | am well
acquainted with large majority Of the officers
of the Montpelier Female Humane Association
who reside IN the vicinity of my home, and /
attest their intelligence and their worth and high
reputation as gentlemen as well rs the public
confidence influence and substantial means lib
orally represented among them.
JAMEs L. kEAPER, Gov. of Virginia.
Alexandria, Va. July 9Th, 1874.
My personal acquaintance with majority of
the gentlemen controlling the Montpeer Fe-
male humane Association and the reputation Of
all of them enables me TO commend them as fully
entitled to the confidence OF the public No act
or representation inconsistent with honor and
integrity need be apprsbcnded in TIE conduct or
representations Of these gentlemen.
Il. ". HUGHES,
y -sndge East. Dis, vi Va
For full psrticul~Sa- testimonials, Sc, send
for circular.
Rcm:ttanccs for tickets may be made by cx
press pc paid post"tsce .o.ey order f,!rX
ahdrl:., Va, or !'v regste Ell letter, Witnessed
Hon. d :. NJ r. BA kHUU&,
President NJ Ii. \, !, irNnrtc:r &.
Ns- EEL bre hT'nst ,ani'. rv,r ,wt,,.,r
23-ta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04
TNifEY NUT BE SOLD!

vii close cut SUM MER CLOTHING AT
HALF VALUE.
GOOD CASHMERE Sl2 SUITS AT. OF
ALL WOOL Sl4 SUITS AT...........
ALL WOOL SIG SUITS AT...... .
ALL WOOL $40 SUITS AT.. ~
FINE ASSORTED SO SUITS AT. lO
FINE WORSTED S24 SUITS AT. i a
FINE $40 DRESS SUITS ~
&c., &C., &c.
). DEALHAM,
1.-THE fashionable Lkothier,"
jy2 SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04
LEG.fL .SyTf[ES-

NlRGl VIA: In the Gle ks office of the
Y Corporation Court OF the city If Alexan-
drla, on the 9th day of August, 1915: j. Nj
Stsaart, plaintiff, VS.. Patterson Baync defend
ant. Case ard attachment,
Memo: The object of this suit is to recover
from PATTERSON Bayne the sum of SSH 60 with
interest from July l7th, 1875. and to attach the
estate, &c. of said Bayn-, in this Common
wealth, and subject the sam, 70 said debt.
The defendant not having entered his appear
aEce and given security according to the act OF
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court, and it up-
pearlnS by affidavit that he is not resident OF
TINS State 1t is ordered that said defendant appear
here within one month after due publication OF
This order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest IN TINS SUIT; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, newspaper published in the city of AL
cXandrla, once n week for four successive weeks.
and posted at the front door of the Court House
OF this city. y copy-test
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
~. H. Hmoot, p. 4. aug 21-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04
> STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

.llsH STEA MBOAT NOTICE
Alter FRIDAY, May 2S.h, the steamboat
MARY WASHlhGIOE Will discontinue her
daily trips, and make trips on alternate DAYS
over the same route viz Leaving Washington
for Glynlont and iH;ernIedate bindings NON
DA Us, WEDN ESDAYS and FRIDAYS of
each week, al 9 o'clock u. w.; returning at q
o'clock p. m
On those days she can be chartered for even
ing excursions
On TU ESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT.
kDA ) OF each week she can be chartered
for day and night excursions
For information apply at the Office Of the Po-
tomac Ferry Company, foot of Seventh street
Washington, or on board.
my = P. b. TROTH, President.
+. t si-s-sa III MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
1SIS a.! STEAMSHIPS.
The line consi G: the following hrst-clsss
Z; =, hN1GHT. .......".C Capt J. h. Chichester
1ilH GIBSON. ......,.... Capt w. H Winters
:" Ill leave New 7 ork EVERY SATURDAY
Tor his port; and, returning, will leave Alexan-
ria - my FRIDAY, al 10 O'Clock.
al freight must be on the dock bv Gam.
For freight apply Is
HOOk ,S JOHNSTON,
Agents. No. , Prince stree,
:igant IN New York
g. KENYON,
my D ~. South 81. Pier 81. d H.. -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04

- Ne "a 49,. &c
ARRANGEMENT BEGlNNING
APRIL ~, 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04

:Fa ~ iO-fgS
It's POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY
<fssassas.zE1
PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION
): fS ~ Il at rs

PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION.
Steamers on the Potomsce Ferry line will BE-
ru : on and after StPTh VI BEn 3, 1916 &C
cor DIM; to the 70 loving sch due:
l.eav" Washington ut 80 $40 80. 1913
md ll.30 m, anu 230, / 81 2 s., 3 81, 4 81
) 70, and Is m.
Lrnve alexandria at J. 80, 8 80. $50 10 80 arc
ll.3o n m, ana Il 81, l.30, $50, $50, 4SO, $50
ana t. Is p IN.
> sunday frs, trip 30; last trip from each city
8. Is > III. 8 S HOWISDN
aug 81 President Potomac Ferry Co
FOR POTOMAC RIVER
.s-ssessszsss1 LANDINGS.
;, On ana after Tuesday, August II, the steamer
PILOT BOY VIII leave King street wharf or
~ E>DAY Us and SATU hDAfS, at 1905 m.
Tor Suirioman and River Landings, returning
on WEDNESDAYS and SUNDAYS FoI
Sill N S co, Agents,
"uS lo-tL Is Union street.
WASH1NGTON s NORFOLK STEAM.
W on BOAT LINE
AND PROVIDENCE.
On and after Monday, July II, 1875, the new
and elegant steamers LADY OF ~T~..
THE LAKE and JANE NOSE lxls=sssN
LIZ VIII make four regular trims hetwecn
Washington and Norfolk each week, touching
a. .Ie Pfln,ipal river landings as follows: The
LADY OF THE LAKE will leave Washing.
ton every Monday aud Thursday, at o'clock p,
m, Alexandria $50 p. NJ, and Norfolk every r;
tuesday and Friday, at D. m.
The JANE MOSELEY will leave Washing
ton every Tuesday and Friday, at 3 pm, Alex
sndr Ia AT 3 80 y. m. and Norfolk every Monday
and Thursday, ut p. m. Fare to Norfolk 81 ;
round trip tickets So Meals and state rooms
extra. Tickets good on either boat or until used
EXCU RSION RATES.
Round trip tickets at reduced rates to Point
Lookout, Fortress Monroe and Vue de L. Eau.
10 Point Lookout and return 81 so; to Fort.
ress Monroe and Vue de l. Eau and return, IS.
further reduction to families of fifty cents on
each fare Meals and staterooms extra.
For tickets, ststeroons or information spply
at the office OF the Inland and Seaboard Cosstirg
Co., Room No. z National Metropolitan Bank,
Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, or 20
.-,c. F. A. REED, Agent.
JJ -o-Ll ,Janncy's wharf
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L J u = ; rEAM LINES
PHiLADbLrt4lA, PROVIDENCE An.
session.
otsaners tarr Alexandria EVERY TUES
pa, and leave Philadelphia EV.
hkl SAIo kDA I, ut II O'clock m ssss.ttaszs D
from Pier No North WharveS.
ihls line connects y, Alexandria with the O
\. Y NJ. and w. y y. K. Rs, anG y: Philadcl.
phia with the new and popular Iron Line" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and csre,
free o. commissions
NO charge for transfer in Phiisdelphia, and
no wharfage III Boston. Through to Boston In
SSixty-tv hours. Through rates and Though
bulls of lsding given. Insurance guaranteed st
less than usual rates.
Agents:
T. A. REED, Alexandria,
wv. T. GLADE s CO., Philsdelphia.
GEO. F. HYDE, Georgetown, d. G.
ian S-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04
Special Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES
We have just received fresh supply of Gents
extra fine, hand-sewed Boots and Shoes, ano
Slippers of every description, which we unhesi.
ta.ingiy recommend to be the very best on sale.
In the city. w. b. WADDEY,
NH ~ "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-04
MINED Tx AIN


Leave Lynchhurg daily, except Sunday. =,
5 10 u. m; arrive ut Danvile IL - u. M Leav,
Danvllle = % p. m; arrive at Lynchhury sy
.. m: This train makes good connection y.
Danville with Richmond and Danvllle trains
North AMI South and at Lynchburg, with rec.
ular Express Train on this line in both dire.
lions.
WARRENT0N BRANCH.
Connection between Warrerton and Mai,
Line, TO and from North and South bound Mai
and South bound Express Trains
MANASSAS DIVISION.
PassengeT, Train daily, except Sunday. be.
tween etra<turg and Was: iNgton. Leave Sra
e.33 d. M, and at Washington $40 4. m I..,yn
Washington 400 p. m, AeXsndria 1 45 J. D.,
arrive n, StraSburg Junction 9 - ,. IN Good
connection 1t Manassas junction with Ma,
Line Mail Train, both South and North b, una
Al Washington. full CONNECTION with Nu:.n
Southwest ut hynchburg, twice daily 70 Men.
phs, Atlanta New Orleans, Arkansas and Tex.
rs, and, nj GordUEsville ard Characteristic
with doubte doiiy trains Oh Ches. u Ohio Il. H..
East and " est.
East yard 20 Richmond, Petersburg ard Sou;t.
and Westward t. Staunt"n, White t,uiuhr.~
huntlrgtnn, Cine nrat and the Great West
PULLMAN >LEEPEKS rul thrcayh ,cta.
on ch01tgs bettcteh Baltimore and Ne1c O.isut<
Via Lyncnhurg Est Tennessee AID allaft,
Line and daily, without change, between Bal-
more and " bite Sulpur Springs, leaving BA,l-
more At 5 20 p. II.
Excursion tickets to ali the Summer Kr.r~..
on safe. Lowest rates to MI point,
&. j. FONEACRt, Gen. Managvr.
J. Y. BROADuS, &. I. \. j. II
4 LEAANDRIA S FREDERICKSBURG
In RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA i WASHiNGIuN
RAILROAD
iA Is 81 d azzzzEs - Ess :;gssis::>
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
After JUNE ?, 1870 trains will run -
follows:
Leave South ward from AIcxandrl. & Frcae>
ickshurg Dept a. l2.u7 =. M. :oouthern haprc..
daily, except Monday. The Southern hxEr..>.
runs through - hicr ,nd without change, con.
neet'"g at Ei@h!nonG for n points South
Leave North "ar, from A:caan1.r.E X srcucr
lcHsnurg depot i; :" 5S = N. Northern EApc..,
daily, except Monday, th"nug; Mo-, ,:.G
West. The E"r:hcr; Express ran through /,
baltimore, without change. connecting viii
trains on the Northern Hcntr,,' Railw,., Tor tie
North and West
ALEXANDRIA AND wASHlNGToS RAILROAD.
After JUNE ID trains will run - ia. .ow..
daily, except Sunday:
l.cavc Alexandria for WaShinyton from ST
AS9ph street dero1, ~ 500 100. e.uu, as~, No
I'D ii,lhi -. IA. amt or So" ! uu, 800. $50.
',..r "a, II
'reii ".y'ac sat" 80. as.! It o.. ...a.:
5.m mi 90 r. . ,u.I =. n...f. .t7..
.:T@"? SUNDAY
- tr..,:,. .....vs"@ >i"A~"!r,a .,7s .rII
). /, y ,.s.i i..H t. lG:.,.. ROACH L., a.
.."rv. Tie nla ii 81, "a. and 4. al. ...t.
c"n"cr' ~ Has"ItiS1 Il. "il" ,hro,.so New | .rr
.vaIi.s
Lo.y, Wa>Elagtu.. .,r 4 s.AAntr:,. from IA,
-"t+"r depot or. I'll IN" & >trrrls, a. au,
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