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handled kent insured and not left for sale returned
10 the oWusrs FREQ Of expense.
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A GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New, OK
No 80 Vesey Everybody should call ami gel GaIgrne
II SQUIRE, 81 FultOn-st. W Watches, jew
elry, Diamonds, sterling silver &c hos"s anu is
don Plated Ware 2J per cent less than pI
C,TRICTIJRE, impotence, and Diseases OF the
- ueneTaye Orrans radically aud speedily cared HENRY
A. DANIELS. II. d.. l44 Lexingt nave once hours :"
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THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

TIE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
At q meeting of the Brooklyn Yachts CluD
last evening" June 10 decided upon az inc oAJ
the regatta Of the club The course for nrss ana
seeoudclass boats will be from Bay Ridge 70 inc oou'n
West Spit thence to the Ughtshp. back 70 Southwest
sp,, and thence TO the stakeboat anchored on Tue
eimbbouse at Gravesend Bay. For thfrdclass .h
course will br from Bay Ridge to = sakeoo1t ancho
two miles TO the OF southwest spit 'nence
10 the home stakebOat at the new clubhouse
A Sunday-school teacher asked one D OF !, 9S es
pnpIs who seemed DO troubled about ,n
be had cot bs collect The little cheruD emDfacrd ,ne
af,ictcd mart and said You betand peppermint oon
do IL no good reckon IT'S WORMS
Announcements.
BuNroNs and CoRNs, BAD NAILS, Tender reel e.
cured by BRGGs I,EMEDiEa Sold Dy arugs'S
BRIGGs's Corn and BUXTON KEMEnIEs saic
and aura Mailed W Dr. BRI0GS q Co, Ne"AA w. -
Influenza cured by that standard rcmeny'
WisrARs BAsAM OF WILD CHERRY. 90 cts ana u po'oo
IrNnnopG,s CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
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NEWARK.


st. Barnabas Guild raised P1 $40 during the past
year for 81. Barnabas Hospital.
large number o. prominent citizens visited the
opening Of the Centennial Exhibition yesterday
The County Democratic Club has appointed
Messrs A. A. smaloy, ]. W. WI dey, j. W. Foura'I j. r.
Connolly George Cray aud Charles T. Henry members OF
the Executive Committee.
The programme for the eighteenth annual far OF
the state griouual sOcty has been Issued 70 begin Oh
MONDAY sept ls and continue ave days Among the afae
VIII tournament under tho dreculh VI o' hh''E
rex.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF New
Jer.ey held its annual this city yesterday fun dele
beng present um ~ ,Oteties the Union was cane
io order by the President Vicar General Doane who mn q .
that the Union was ~ PROSPEROUS 'onuA'h'
sizing uf 90 societies ard memb,fslp Oh Z,Ooo'
The new Essex County Board of Chosen Free
holders for 1867 organized for the year yesterday The he
puicans elected following officers and fixed their SALARIES
AT the amounts opposite their names DIRECTOR hbA W.
Dorenus $500; Clerk Oba Woodruff. tJo'i 'oli'otor,
PA lander = Picrson 900 County Physician Dr. Leslie d.
warl 81 200 Counsel. Johu W. Taylor, 500 Engineer
James owen 81 2OO Commissioner Of the is"a boai James
Peck Auditor JaDeL II. Hasard II 800; jan Physician d.
Henry A. Korneinan tiD0 Physician 10 the Lunac u
D. j. tr,-s II 900 Warden OF the unauc Asylum ha OF
john W. Leonard Zoo Ihe bonds 81 Coin,,or w'e
nxeJ sz5Du1u The Comm ttec 10 ux Tue county N r.
u,riei ne fopiuPs raised the tax levy tr the
current car: state Ilar tiN sl3pu1J tue school YAK
s26s3Gi -llar 81 Road Bosp $1,000; t'ndrs 20 tS
Road nard bonds, -OJoOO interest," on
Newark rl-e bonds - 15O sinking fund ior ne sint
@l2uta current expenses n
an on 10 M I'M. Nprudci balance hand 500 SPECIAL
rad tax SOS 80 ~ total &sGi.63 81. Al committees
were rtscict L. so a. thr!r rxn, ns' h.Ss
lon al CaaIIuo to Committee GA Finance -nd the shA'
ug fund
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NEW JERSEY.

ErHABrrn.-A juryman in the Union County
courts y te name ~ Tuesday at rnoon ac
cu,ed by couns ~ acting vndcye, abusive, and sean
o manner cecrrne that he carsi nothing Tor the Juges
llrsc AMI Threatening tbs oer Jrm"n Judge Van sickle
pal tlo cas-, "a los hearing nest Monday.
PATFEsos- Eoiui Of Pssaic County Freehoier'
met y, .rday aud elected Freebooter Dem rrst Director 10
nelson Crrk aud Mm. N. Hayes CoHnt Collector The
nolds oi the latter nXed 81 q 1000. " ward was
apoute rounp, Hoar Many fa'sr-ou people D.
ncmnia td The Kpo opening by planting Centennial
tr,s, the American elm being chiefly eel cicd.
FIz,BKTH new Union County Board OF Chosen Free-
holders nfgankcI Yesterday by eccins WIN. G. Ayers ID
rector ~ weldon Cletk Samuel = More county 90
rtor: T. H. ctt Phy sic j. H. stone, Attorney
The Director Attorney weTc ,lcctad n!mlasy.
INV. HHtN swICK.-Iha Mdllc-eN County Board OF
IuiZcd yrr;sray with the fo Owing
0fur.: or Jam BSsstt. ti,rk, henry Farmer
Comfy o,c,or Fart Moore county r0c or, Garnet Is.
Adrain Codn an, scl4n. Dr. Charlie, H. voorhees,
TgRNr0S.-Therc seven bills IN the hands OF The
been acici upon james III.
Met.uIc was Tuesday appointed by Gov Bdle la take
~ III. Soldiers CHI tr Ms Home which VAL soon DE
couy, rled into "A deaf aud dumb asylum.
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Influenza cured by that standard renee
visIARs BAisAn on WILD CHERRY 80 cts and 81 botti
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nuDsoN RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PIAISs.-Ihe sale of the first division OF
the York and Montreal Railroad under deer 'e
OF forccos fr the mortgage has been post
poncd until May 20. This division constitutes the road be
Bridge and BTrwstrs An election held on Tues
trustees Resulted IN tho rce cuon OF
Ilisha IIOrtnn IT,, and ID. Morgan UudcIhill.
MOusr NEgNoN-Ike taxpayers on Tuesday evening
10000 for tnc purpoe Of erecting buek
-choo mousse and To- tie materials Of the present building
,snai.i be- worth $1,000 tie erect o. the
An additional o lB b, also 10 be secured, To afford
ami pie for playground
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Br1GGs's Corn and BUyION REMEDIES safe
and aura Mailed 10 cents BRIGGS & Co, Newark ~ .
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The Park Commissioners report a balance OF
s. 55S 10 in their treasury.
Preparations are being made to lay the tracks of
the new between the WILLIAMSBURG ferries
anu Prospect PARK.
number of property owners have sent a request
10 Mayor Schroeder asking him ordinance chang
ing the route oi the Elevated Railway Company.
The General Term of the Supreme Court having
decision OF Judge Nelson enoinng
CITY from raising the smthst. bridge tho work will
now go On.
verdict was yesterday given for the plaintiff in
OF Aaron H. Degraw against VIM. II. Platt
upon pronissory given for $4,000 JAN lG 1866
The interest and principal amounted To sls,s37 So
Christopher Oehler of No. 1873 Boerum-st., while
temporarily derangod yesterday attempted commit suicide
by shooting himself IN the left side The ball clrcutous
under the flesh without doing serious injury.
Henry A. Solomon. the defaulting ex-receiving
clerk Of The Department Il Ausa yesterday srrsgAsd
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1IIlbEiS AMI
The Board of Managers of the Delaware and Ifud-
Company yesterday organize for the current year
b. election Of tho following officers Thomas Dickson Of
scranton. P-nn, President Col r. Young OF iolcs,ialc.
Treasurer and George L. Ilaght Newiork cit SECRETARY
At the regular weekly meeting Of the Dock Com
missnes yesterday communication received from the
Chamber Of Commerce which stated Gustav Schwab
lanes ". Tlwrr aud William Guiop were appointed
Committee 10 at in consultation WIN ne Dcp!rtment Of
The Treas res report showed tat The total dlurse
To- the credit y The BcpSrtme Of s33GlSS 81 TIE amount
dock AID slip rent for the period was s52s1o
The annual meeting of the Chaplin Home for the
Aged aud held night tie church at Flthave.
and Forty Rev D. Pullman presided The Treas
report stated that the Of te Home amounted To
nearly 100000 The receipts for the year amounted TO
s5.sG2 49, and the expenditures were sios2s TO- which
coint There present inmates in the Home The
Mrs NJ B3Ikalew ls Tho Grsne Mrs ~ Il s%t nf q
P,arce.
The commercial bodies of this city having agreed
10 entertain National Of Trade June y.
ing held yesterday TO make arrangements the Chamber
Of Commerce. Boad Of Trade, Produce Exchange. Cheap
Transportation Association, and The Importers and 0rocers
M1s e chosen gr Messr %a,roas aud opyEe On proTans
rooms Mr. sanshan to ,segre steamer for tour OF ihe
steamer Messrs. Mairoas stark aud WI son. for ban
and the eS pese vii be assessed upon tho several organic
lions IN proportion to their membership
At the regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Art
Association last evening the following appointments
TOR the coming year announced Committee Exam
nation Miss Edith Cook Miss Sarah D. Gilbert,
Is. Culyer, Miss Jessie Curtis, MIS- Thompson Hart
Doughty. aud Mrs & johnson Rafer: Glasses Miss Alice
Doneyy Miss Il. G. Field ard Miss = ID. Gilbert. Decora
tive Art. Miss H. s. II. Warl, Mrs. Richard NJ Hunt Miss
Alice Donoyy and ia & Art Essays Miss
susan IIaycs Ward, Mrs Elizabeth Dudley Doughty Mt.
Mary KYLE Dallas and Nrs. Louise A. Bradbury; Life
Class Mrs, J. .. Collin and Mrs Louise A. Brad5uryj
systems ~ Teaching, MTs NJ. Wlles Harrison Miss Mary
Cook aud Miss DOnevy; House Committee, Miss Mary Cook
and NJ Wheeler. The successful action Of the
Ant Committee Of the New York Womens Centennial
reported, and the election OF Mrs. kewDslB
active member announced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-01

DLANKETS, &c.-I have received line oi
ID superior California Blankets, OF e1tra
q,lsi,y. These are the best blankets in use,snd
,nade Of the finest wool Also lot OF Engiish
Canton Flannes, very heavy, and several bales
of Cotton Bats, either by the bale or retail:
Jnc2 J. NJ, STEWART.
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B00Hs avn STATIONERY.
At FRENCH'S.

Always on hand all the leading Magazines
Newspapers American and Foreign reviews
Subscriptions received Al publishers rates.
DIARIES for 1876; large variety OF styles
and sizes.
HaGERSTOWN ALMANACS for 1876
singly, by the dozen or gross.
London illustrated Almanac. Soc.
Cassells London Almanac, Soc
Frank Leslie's Almanac, Soc
Josh Billings Almanac, 2oc.
1NFEL1CE, by Augusta J. Evans, is selling
rapidly; new lot just received 81.
TIE LITERATU RE OF KISSING, CLEAN
cd from history poetry, fiction and anecdote by
C. G. Bombaugh, A. NJ, N. D. Pleasant sub
jcct-" Literature of kissing"-and then the
cneapness The idea Of all this mystery being
unfolded for the patry sum of dollar and sew
cnty five cents.
The MILLER OF SILCOTT MILL, a
novel, by Mrs Darlington Deslondej 81 IS.
CARTOONS, by Margaret J. Preston; 81 30
MENTAL PHOTOGRAPHS, IN Album tor
Confessions of Tastes Habits and Convictions,
by Robert Saxton Carte de Viste edition for
IS photographs of q questions each; some
thing new and very attractive; 81 80 handsome
book.
NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE" by sa-
ran Flower Adams, with designs by u. b.
Humphrey This is charming book. 81.
THE AMAZON AND MADEIRA R1V-
ERS; sketches and descriptions from the note
book Of an explorer, by Frank Kelley 6o illus
trations S5; ! vol, 8vo.
Just received y large stock Of Ledgers, Jour
mails, Day Books, Cash Books, full and half
b, und, Tally Books, Memorandum and Pass
Books al sizes and descriptions.
New styles English and French Stationery.
New Books daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-01

4 PAKlS DINNER. l was speaking the other
iay o! luxury in dress. We have an equal
luxury in dinners Not only do the ncnu> Of
III. middle-cass rival those Of princes, but
rnose Of princes are beginuing to surpass those
oi kings. But this is not all. Ia most good
lauSes artists arc now employed to surround
crch menu with border Of designs. So that,
ai,rr having dlncd like Bsiliot-Savarln or
Charles MouSsclct, you carry Oft a menu worth
a !auiS. Yesterday We dined-Emilc de Gi-
r4e.ln. Chcvalicr Nigra, Duke &c Banos,
Erui puva,> AIcxaudrc Dumas, and Henry
H,us>ayc-at the Marquse Aniorti's, well
>oown in Paris by her pscudonym of the
.nnx. She had herself painted for each
guest a large card framing the menu They
grrc auuarelleS which would easily bring $50 d
I.re, and many of them would be eagerly
vsht for 800 You must not think that
Ii, ", utl Of design was 10 make amends Tor
H., poverty of the dinner. There were Is
,nr>,~, without counting the horS-l nuvrcs,
| he c,trrmrts, or the lce,--all wonderfully del
cate and tauciiui The wines were of every
! aul including rare brands of Chateau lqu2m
.a: Jol,anuisberg. | had brought as curlos,
= Dottc of the wine of Jean Jacques R0us-
.N NlDc. dc Warrens-a rare wine, certain
/ /, had received six bottles OF it rs present
/ Writing my book On the Charmettcs. This
nuc, which every one drank with more reVer.
n,r ;han pleasure, had of course lost ali its
III. Ii wa ike the faded PHOTOGRAPH Of a
mau YOU once adored. .-1IrSeNc HouSS0yc m
Il, lu'rtat
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A LLCOCk!S POROUS PLASTERS.
Just received fresh supply of the above i;
sold by the yard or in any size to suit, and also
by the single plaster, 81
WAKEFIELD s HALLS,
nov ~ Corner Prince snd Fairfax street
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COAPS! SOAPS b. L. Babbitts best, Hig-
y gins German Laundry, Tobrincr 5 and Nc
Doneps best, Do5bins' Electric, Kitchen, Crys.
tai, Palm, Sundower, and > variety OF C otner
Lsundly Soaps also full supply OF Ioiie.
Soaps in store nnd for sale low by
w. A. JOHNSON,
SEM 4i corner Pitt and Queen SIS
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sl.rvNGA2ETTE e VIRGINIA ADvERTIsf
FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

jaok upon thy face, aud while
l. seems so brigh. and iair,
TX me if that sunny smile
/ won, to !nrcr there.
Il k ;uc j! thy boS3m'S hcavc,
jil.cs net hcaIt that doomed "a .;rlev:,
.iod wlliicr IL despair
u>A il peace or JOY cau be,
N:;h beings dcS0.ase like thee.
I !,u,w thee uct, thou fallen flower,
y hvp virtue marked thy gro~ti',
! ku>w thee not 10 thy bright hour,
OI purity aud truth ;
| knew thee not I'll trcachcrouS ways,
lad ilmlned the -uushine OF thy days,
The freshness .. thy youth,
Aud ,hCn | saw thee in thy shame,
Without :. friend, without ualne.
An outcast from, thy happy houc,
a b.ieh;ed, joyIcss thing;
Thy journey onward TO the ;omb,
\ ray less wandering.
1Jacbeercd by hope thy bosow heavcs,
I,t like the roses scattered leaves,
Sope sweets around thee ciug,
And dimly through thy ruins shine,
Like ivy on the shattered pine.
There's beauty still upon thy brow,
AnG kindness in thy heart
That smile is even with thee now,
All hopeless as thou ant
Hut sorrow 5 wave too soon will chase,
The hight OF beauty from thy face,
Ard thou will then depart.
As bends the lily 10 the blast,
ULkuowi,, unoved, thou 1t sink al last.
God cheer thee on that awful day,
When none shall watch thy bed,
Nnrc Sign 10 ssc thee pass away,
Or grew iol thee whcu dcad
Nom view the lonely silent spot,
y here all forsukcu and forgot,
Rerlincs thy lovely head.
The ,uri, alas will soon hr green,
Aud itw will know that thou hast been.
plnUGuEoY.
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At Washington, passengers make close con
nection with all the hines 20 and from the SoTth
and West; al Dsnvile, daily, with South
and Southwest; Ut Lynchburg, twice daily, to
Memphis, Atlsa.s., New Orleans Arkansas and
Texas, and at Gordoasviile and Char ottesvl!le,
by Maii Train, with Ches s Ohio K. r., East
and West Twice daily connections to Rlch-
moni.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday at
500 81 m, Aiexanaria at S.35 .. NJ, arrlvc Ut
S.rash,,rg d. 40 D. m. Leave Strasburg at G.35
n. IN, AMI get ut Alexandra ut $50 p. m.
WARRENTON BRANCH.
Connection between Warrenton and 1 Main
Line with Mail Train only, lesving Washing
Ton 500 u. m, Alexandria S.35 4. n.
PULLMAN sLEEPERs rem thro.g1 M sJ.at,s r",th'
ont change betmeem Baltimore arid Nero OrIeH7as
yin Lynchburg. East Tennessee and A anita
line. leaving Baltimore at s. 10 O. m. Also "leep-
ers between Baltimore and Lvnchbu:g. from
Baltimore 1920 y. N.
Through tickets TO Florida, and 81, the South
and West by the many dit!erer; lines, at lowest
rates. g. j. FOREACKE 'ien Manager
J NJ. BRUADUS, &. T. !. de Is
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CHANGE OF TIME.

~r~- CHANGE OF TIME
1siIeStJ.i HEG GTLAk LINE TO NORFOLK, BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE.
On and after MONDAY, September ~, 1879,
the now and elegant steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE
will make THREE REGULAR TRIPS be-
tween Washington and Norfolk each week,
touching at the principal River Landings, rs
i9lows: teaye Wsshingto11 ER ~ AoN q
Norf TX EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, at p, m.
Fare to Norfolk Sd; rcand trip tickets S6.
Meals and Staterooms extrs.
Tickets good until used.
For tickets, staterooms or Information apply to
+. A. REED, Agent
sep 23-tf Janney's wharf.
xssssss MERCHANTS, gSya hiNE Hs5i1Ps NEW YORK
The line consi o; the following frst-class
outside steamers
i: 9. KNIGHT. :......... Capt J: K. Chichester
Will lesve New Y ork EV ERY SATURDAY
for tbis pert and resar2ng VIII & leave Alsxan
All freight must be on the dock by am.
Fer freigh: apply to
Agent, No Prince street.
Agent in New York,
D. G. KENYON,
my 81 226 South st.. Pier No 41 East river.
80 80 SAI1In'Nh 1IS Is Ikaas
POTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS
Che steamer ENpRESS, Capt. j. L. Barker,
will leave pier 10, Light street, Baltimore EVE
isY TU ESDAI, ut 4 p NJ. Returning, will
leave Alcxandria EVERY FRIDAY, nj four
O clock y. III.
The steamer SUE, Capt. James Harper, will
leave pier 10, Light street, Baltimore, EVERY
THURSDAY, at 5 p. N. Returning, will leave
Alexandria EVERY MONDAY, at 8 pm.
Freight will not be received after 7. H..
Both steamers will stop each way ut their re-
speclive river landings.
For further information apply to
j. BRODERS Il co. Agents,
NH II King street.
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xETASHINGTUN & OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING

WINTER A RRANG EMENT, BEGINNING
OCTOBER s, 1875.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
y. . :. ~, and Alcyardria y! $40 q. m, daily
except Sunday; pass Lecsburg, going westward,
NJ ll:2O u. M; and arrive at Round Hill! al II m.
Loaye Round Hi! at l33U p. m; pass Leeshurg,
going eastward, n l:lD ,. m and arrive At
AleNand;is 4. 3:l5 j. IN. and NJ Washington at
3::1 J.. m
hcACCOM NOTATION TRAIN will leave
Washington III 40 pm, and Alexsndri" 81 i:2)
y. M. daily, except Sunday, and arrive nj Lees
burg ~ Is: IN J.. m. Leavo Leeshnig at Il y. m,
And ,.rrivc at AlcXandria at S:l5 a. m, and
Washington IL $50 Il. H.
4-.~ Passengers from Washington will tMKe
the Washington and Ohio cars ~ the Baltimore
aad Potpmac kailroad station ut 9". m. and 40
, m, 4nd go through without change Of cars.
The 8. 10 s. III. srain from Alexandra and 1890
.. III. train from Round Hill connect st Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
FOR Snickersville, Berryville and Winchester; =;
slso with Roamcr Line Of Coaches, which leave
Loeshurg daily for Aldic and Mddleburg.
Both trains. westward make close connection,
Vt Vienna. with Sissons Line OF Stages for Fair
fax Court House
Communication sicskeis, cts. per mile
annual tick cts, $50.
i. IL HAVENER,
oct 5--.t General Ticke! agent.
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\ AJESrESSIAL DoLL-Among the relics
contributed ty Newport to the Centennial
!a'r, which the ladies Of Providence are carry
Ii; on, is doll believed to be the oldest IN
an country. 1t is iu wax, about ten inches
Ulh, and has grown yellow with age until 1t
Q < !rgh'tully like corpse. 1t boasts the
y.swinc history 1t was imported from Paris
!, a model Of the fashions OF the day and was
"rSht III Philadelphia by the Hon. Benjamin
'0uroc, Of Bristol, VINO was member OF Con
'c>> .:om 1870 to 1896 The doll was given
b hI> niece, Miss Lille f. Turner, daughter
|. l'r. Peter Turner, a surgeon in the RcVolu-
nary army Miss Lille was born 10 1872.
4 .0 eyes still move, and it still wears the
~ u which it crossed the ocean to show
ambitious danes of the young Republic
their Parislau sisters dressed.
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STEdN Il UF rs.
L@a NolloA'

80 80 Ool1eh,
From December Sd until further notice, the
POTOMAC FERRY BOATS will run rs iol-
lows: -,
Ercept on Sundays At s, $50, 1870 and ll.3O
a. m and u 80, l3O, 2.30, $50, 4.50 and 5.3Op M
On, Sundays: At 9, $50, 10 80 and II 81 q m
and 80, l.3O, 2.30 $50, 43O and $50 pm
dec 3 S. 5. HOWlSON, Pres. f.f.O
INLAND s. sEABoARD coAsrING co.
of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
(Otiice at the National Metropolitan BanK.)
For Potomac River Landings.
The new and elegant Iron Steamboat
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Will make SEMI. WEEKLY TRIPS from
Washington and Alexandria to the d.
Lower Potomac, touching ut all the -aEEsi i6slsA
principal landings on the Maryland and Vir-
gnia shores as follows:
Leave Alexandria, from Janney's wharf, eV-
cry TU ESDAY, ct u u. m for Currioman
returning, arrive al Alexandria Wednesday al
ternuon.
Every FRIDAY, at u for Curriomsn, and
thence Saturday morning to Cone river ! re-
turning. arrive at Alexandria Sunday afternoon.
For freight or information apply to
+. A. REED, Agent
oct % Jsnney's wharf.
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little tyc.ycar old boy was being Instructed
moraIs by his grandmother. The old lady
I. him that ali such terms as by goly,
f. jngo,' "ty thunder" etc., were only
Inc d oatbs, and but little better than any
y other profanity. In fact, she said. he
lHhi til prntanc oath by the prefix "by. :
sucA were oaths "Wcll, then, grand
''hrr, said The llttIc hopeful, there big
& II The newspapers BY telegraph ;. The
!. taty gave it up, aud the boy Is bewildercd
'inralS
The New York Express is responsible for
! 1,'iirwing
mharlah," said Mrs. Chandler, what
+" : tna o. Gloves" But that other
= "ASpicc." But isn't there an
r.? "Irs-apples. 'SAn! ju>t one
lrc? Cider my dear" We'll, Z.eha
T., >a'd she, ''il' you 4 only drink little
Eih"dS no" you d make good miucc pie.
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The niitor Of the Alcromdriu G',zette:
NJ. you permit me to suggest that there
nd be some proprety in Alexandria taking
Initiative with regard to raising fund for
n. lees statue on the 10Th proximo, when
lock to Gen. Lees association with our
%a, ri! the fact of our proximity to the city
Washington, which would enable US TO have
co operation of the Virginia delegation OF
rr@>cut Congress. Might we not induce
: Mayor to call meeting of our citizens On
Na:ity,ss ,ssthc Sth Of January, at 0 clock p.
:, aud Invite the Virginia delegation to meet
!, BELLE HAVEN.
Alexandria, Dee. 30th, 1875.