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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
8. Sat- g. SGbae,

Rr. 1914, Q o=9roao opaB,
oerren eet eIs nieori9en Breieu Elm iebr grosee
Eager pom
SrH9iaDr5 2Bdaren,
iotute Elm CuOmes Sagtr non Debletdten un6 un9ez
blethten Shirttu9S uuo Sheettuge,
nelpe mir inter SabrttpTelieu oedduen.
Ste neueitsu Diuiter Uou
Sat.un= Hno Bercats,
bette Cua;ttdt uon ~ bis t25I Gents
aud Gin ie9r sroBc5 Sortimeut BON
StIdI &etncn. GauotudIeru, Sernietteu,
@aroincn gpiSen &C. &C.
81 ebr nie0ligeR Breiieu.
gBa6 oon lButcrjuaareI nod iibrig 1T, ipiro
inter m 81 oiteUpreiie
pertluit rotroen,
$. Sat g. g5bWe,
(Sttbri, ,i2Jtte) Rr. 164. Slo 9roaorpap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
Yin bic Sameu.
OrO6e Bargains
i'll
~, q n q I. ~
eetmen ssaoycu nSO aIausa stONeu.

&etnen gSaorcu uHO SSIaneH StoIfeu.
mir Gabeu aue Re!ter uHo in ben ShauieuferH
etnG5 befdImubte gSGaten uuert5 &iunenlaz
aers init iebr nieorscn Preien martirt; ouBu ges
borsn
Reitcr trIanoiidJer uno beorudter 2tuuenz
StOfie;
ReTtes Ietnenen Setttudlz uno &opfsGtIIens
Stuas;
Reiter Opu 5ifdlz lzSam0Ft,
aaes III GROCER auspabl pom ntc0rt9ten Yreiie bis
sur ertrd- bciten gSadre.
Reitee faTbtaer 3tTdDos6ItoTie, beidbmut,ter
gerptetten, S5anOtIdler, DOYLIES u.in.
auh i'm EiGneIlLGeer eae beoeutenoe Yartte
HeIter mciBcr uno bunter tpoHencr TfIaueaz
StpfTe; giefter BON Goutonet sFIaueH
9d mir beihloiien haben, uniere 5ribiabr5sg Gee
ibdlte nit TrtiheH ReusH 2BaQren gu beginner, 10
blbeu mir an o6t9en 0aarCn Die ljreile 10 mGrttrt,
oGB lie funoen bringen miliien.
(20,2,i) GamtIton GaIter 6 S5bne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
UslrufG)dtt Srs berbegertfa nidJt
rFpIOGirrnOen grrEd!olGn Abtritts-
RGjnigun9s 9pparats.
M6trittsz
QDnarat.
g5erbeiierter
nift : crpIOliber
9eruWloFer

Ganpt:Siftec: Ts. 26. Ruros&oaiSaSFtr. ;
Slntt9 Sl1ce: gIr. 160, Jtoro 0a0ftraBe ;
6arOitneRraBe. A6tritte, 9loaten, 8rupncu,
Keller II. |. 10. iuerocn bel Gag uHo gtddt obne 8ea
rut ODER 8eia9r oes @rptooycns Hereintet. BefeI-
lun9eH petoen eT6elsn uno punttItb dusgedbrt.
tSunit1iSF)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
6rlibe gSauren EaO neue Brelie!
g. &ann,

O|llHG &OuuItN AaU lltllG plelle
9. &Gnn,
R1. 154 uuo 156, 8r1aDuaa,
offerirt
uber 1000 9titen ftifdjer gSaareu
8u nod nie oGgepeieneu
bilItgen Breifeu:
@3e6Ietbten OIOniiettn, lUie ), 3. 28amIuttd, 2d
ooI, GuecarorG 5u 1215 Cts;
10 Siteu 8ebeitteu Wlouiietn in Jteferu pou gutter
Sange 5u 10 @ts.;
pIottoonen @attun neueiter Dtooe bu 63a @ts.;
dtteH @iuahGm gu 654, S uuo 10 @ts.;
gGinter SleioertoiTe unc S6awls uno 8ldntet5
beoeuteno unterm SoIeupreie,
giue OOr3lgGde ausuabl BON
Yiaueoe6en,
isinGnem 8aielieug,
Iudl ttno
noo SaTmir.
CZVt-l e. SRHu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
spe3tal Nott3elt.
Baltctttore
FIRE 9nfnrd1fe 0Otffe,

fire 9n(urasfe Wtffe,
easweWs1de bon South: nno eSater=e etsabs.
Dieie @eieGitaft nerfd fortipdbrenb se9en Ber'
EuR o6er Staben burb Drauounsliid ioioobl tn oer
Bobns, eaoen= uno 9eaarenbauier, an6e!asater,
anerbauzBrobutte, Wobeln. Saus @erdtbi4aiten,
i'm Bau besriffeue ober i'm Safeu tn eabun8 befino'
ftte Sabr5euge u. I. 10.
Gds Direftorium befebt aus tolgenoen 3erren:
90 IN. q. s partition Brdfbent;
ges, Sa. 8iderS, 3. Robt. Senftns,
Dapib q. Wiliou, 9. Norton Stemart,
5Francis Z, Sing, .. 8. NetDcomer,
sSenrp GarYou, Orni1e 9ornts,
DR. 9. Steuort, W. %. Tuplor,
NDm. 8. 8rune, 5Srael @ohen,
$. b. aapff, George 8. Sarriion.
Wm. 9. Yenuinstcn.
neutrality-suspicious. uno fpettere stabrttt lbe'
Bic SGeui6ait miro in oer Office, Shonefsgde Dol
Goutbs unb Waterfrase, ert6tut, mo aud ane Hui
TRACE IokOrt erlebi9t ioeroen. Verderunseu ntroer
auf irseno cine Grii ansenommeu. pelte Der Applt
lant mInIten mag.
(c3anf .1St) xk. @OO0 0WOtth, Getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28

WDeeler d
@iliom'S.
(Losk Stitsh)
6amiIiens unb Iannfaitnts
1lab- Ala(aiutu
Hub bic
''s'"' '""ss1sissstsa s.t.sbtsaea. ssaTt"~''''s"s
8aream . Rr. SO, 2ertn8totss.
(shdrs25.1s. 2mIm1
9te 8eIe8enbett TT 8tamftt8!
gssi!e ssa Gats &amfntan, gsssi* ess
reSaa!rt.) Rr. ss. n. @ata~tsr., treoas'rt-
offerirt
i6mar5e Seibe,
jd)par,e ano tarbtee Gatbmere, fdbsparse uno
farbtee MIpacas,
etnfahe uuo farbtge
RIetber 9foffe
auer Qrt.
siaes:Saaotaabe.
Sammet, Z"
Gtrumpie,
unterfIetber iir Damen, 9erren uuo ainber.
gSet6. ttno eetne,t.gSaasea,
Eiidb= unb 8ett Oeden,
Spiten Sorbduse,
oeuti9e unb fransSHide Sbawls,
fdwere woAene ebatuIs m.f ~.
grsseat} frabersn yretfen. t@rose"'
MusItns, GIaneu, gettzBar@ent
ate sorteuSa moIG.Baareu
srober MaswabI.
5efe gre'is sas|s ssrsstiIt; saa;.on,
lsept i2Mtell Nr. s2. Noro:Satatpttr.-
Cine @inlabuns
Alle,
| unieren sroseu gorratb
| -{{''a
gerrfu- uaS enabeu &lsiofrn
su uuteriu9eu. pelbe niat in Baltimore
iibertrotten
| Deroen tonHen
Iuno 5u
tate0tt8erett Nretfett,
alS serin9ere Waaren anberswo, .perfauft Deros
I bel
/ Rogers, Pert 4 Comp.
8abrttanten
unb
E gambler TN @rakem nnh &letne,
Gt8ehtbiimet
gtem,N Norfer fetenYretsf @letoe,
8efGdftS,
. 1884, nef- galtimsrfhraRe, 18
@ ser eight setraBe sessndber.
ie 3pets bes @ei&dftes
Is 40( Brsaetpas, New!. gsrs. 4od
{. (260-O
IL &F Bereebt Cure 8reunoe ntdbt, fonbt
n' fault eine Ndbmai9iue sum g8etbuadts @ei4e
:. tae nieie.ben.
ReQemneb perfauft QUE Nrteu fir serinst
n RreiIe Ql6 tlQenb elm Ghultdbe5 @e{d,dft In BQI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
9efoL8ter 8atb lit etntrdaIid,
gStr pcricrtieem ottf Ytitelmms

Sdute etne An5abl y { N oe n, tDelbein oct 8aItta
uturer SsemoeGs 5GbttS, Hr, IS, 2Deit 5aBeiz
tez. ndhe Der @barle5s Sra6e, Su elnem Dollar pete
fault fptroeH. (gtoutg. .t2Dite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28

Us Il m n9 II, Del, rs. San. = pellte
nurbe BON eiuem 8unbe8 G9enten bic i'm
Yreafpater- Canal auf Sefeble narteabs, Don
ct. Sbonlas angefommene uno nad Ybila-
belpbia beittmmte i9iueOiite Sarfe vantoiz
iuette" nit nahuerseihueten g8aaren in Se'
i6lag genommen: A Siiteu @hampagner, 20
@aloneu Stun, 8 Dusenb Slalben gSein,
elmer gartie &tgurren II. (. no. Sdmmtli9e
gSaaren iouen benz Gapitdn Der Barrie, Ser,
mann Sdiiee, seb6ren uuo lpurben per 81.
pres hierber tn's iSollbauS gebraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
Scr @etrii0er MtilSlos.,.

New Dorf, 27. San. - Der 8ofoner
Sdlidler @inslow iit, iuie oieytahfori9un9en
Der @ebeimpoli3ei ersebsn, am Sreitage bon
bier nit ieiner Satnille i'm Dampier .8Otters
oam" ua6 8otteroam abgefabren. Sr0hli6
lit Die Sunbe fir Oe8 getrii9ers SreunOe,
baB fein Au8lieferungs -Sertra9 NIT 6Ouano
beiteht.
NewzDorf, 27. San. - Ser gOitoner
9ebeimpol5iit Dearborn, Der bier beute
Otor9en eiHtraf, erfldrte besiiglid oe8 Sal
i4ers 8inslom BON Der Sotouer yBOit,"
baB beeielbe tiirSlid) nit etnem 8oitOner
lnrpalte iiber ben @baratter oeS gSinterS III
8raiilten ipra4 uno baB er elneln Sefannten
mlttbeilte, er tpolle ben @lnter in graiilieu
snbringen. Sn gtetn=Oorf battle gSinslom
iif) per9ebens bemiibt, Yaiiage nad) 8io
Saueiro, Su erlangen uno oann bel Der ySolf
laubiid)en Oampfereompaguie" aui ben ytaz
men Sobn Clifton bier Blllete fir iid, ieine
Srau, Ieinen Sobn uuo ieine Sd)tpGgerin
gefauft, nahoem linn auf 9efrageu mitge.
thetlt lporpen iuar, baB bas Sdtff inter
boaGnoli6er Slagge fabren tpiiroe.
WlnsloD'8 Sdllfnngen uno 8ctriigereien
belaufeu iidl leet auf S500,000. - Sie au.
nabme, ouB er leeten 6reitaa nab 9tptterpam
ab9ereii't lei, ftnbet bier feiuen 9laubeu'
Man glaubt, oaB er iebr wsnig @elo mitge.
nommen bat.
New. Dort, 81. San.- IS murbe beut'
Abeno bertdtet, oaB gSinSlOp am 6rettae
init bem OpIr. nRotteroam" mad europe
Qbaefetl't lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28

Elm ietues Ore6s 9emo gu $3.50 uno saraus
ttreu etnen pa iienoeu 9 d tt in Der Bali
timorer Gemocu: ssabrtt, gtr. 10, gSeit= 6apelte=
ftraSe, (Ropl9, ,l2Nde)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
Selegrapbii@e Serei9est.
Snlanos9 s9epeidea.

(Beridte oer raHoeiirteu Breiis1 fir ben ~&or'
reiponoenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
Ses Wor6proseB 3amots'.

BribgetOn, N. e., 27. San. = Der
Bro,eB bon 9anbis purSe beute Morgen
forteeiekt. Die Staatsanmaltihaft fuhr fort,
Die Gutlatungs3eu9en wtoerlesen su laiien.
uno rief nisbrere 3eugen auf, Die babin aus.
iasten, baB ganbis seiitis poafommen &C.
Iuue mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
s Gina ttuo Rebut.

@bicago, 81. San.-a. s. 6eiin9 nno
Safob 9tebm eridienen beute Worgeu i'm
9titriftS Geritte uno fe1ten ie $4,000
giir9ltaft. Der Ridter rebusirte bic Sum-
me mad porbergesangeuen Argumenten. pr.
Soute4 bon Se,teu Der anfla9e oeutete Oil,
baB Die lnflage nur einen idmafen Se9rifi
getpGhre uon Der Hatur nno Der 9rSBe Der
gesen bieie Mdnner porliegenben Nntlager.
9leielbeu ieien Die i9ueriten, peld,e ieilles
8iheus iemalS erboben morben ieien; iie lar-
teten auf nidts 9eringeres, alS bab bieit
Ntdnner Die 8epeniien Der 8fegieruu9 in ibrt
eteenen SaId)en tedten. Die $6S5. Campbell
uno Siiiien oils SertbeiSiser ia9ten ba9esen
DaB Die anfla9en we9en Ser9ebeu erfolg
ieten, Die gerinqfiigis rpdren i'm Sergleihe 81
oeuen, oeren fid) 4nbere i@ulbig befannt, BIZ
oann se9en serinse Siirgidlaft entlaiien nor
heff Ieteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28

~ 8er8ebt Cure 6reunoe ntdt, fonbern
fault cine Wdbmaidiue gum gBetbua9ts @ei4enf
tie oieie:ben.
2geQemaeb nerfauft QUE Nrten fhr serinsere
Breiie, ole ttseno elm dbnltdes Geiddft tn BaIti.
more. RI. 1S0, @eits0apettes.
l2SO-g) nuterbaIb ber 2owarb Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
WCrOon'S 9Sutter
pfrgbe uas jetrl l1ieb.

.3eusniie iHr Den &enets Der prattiiheu Wae[it4
mGhreno. W.
Sbert coleman, gieentbimer bC5 .@nrroltous
notels," la9t: "5d bin Elm regemdBigtr auuoe uuo
9Goe eGs 9roBte &ertrNnen in oieieH Nrtitel 9r
erjeu9t msbr uno bcfere QdI6, Wenn man 0iibe ods
init iiitttert"
06. nmann & Comp, Smporteure uno 9efilaa
teure iaeeu:
oUdt Dem 9r66ten 8er9nigeu empiebIen mir otes
Zen artttel ais lpnridm uuO bodi Uobit6uenb
9eu. y: y. 3nter iGat: aJht 8ergIlgen beseuae
i, oaB oleer Arttel aanSltte Sufrieoenbeit 9ie6t.
jb babe oas Gnnerc Euter nm ipeniotcn5 elm SSiers
BEL"
g 99rooH's Sutter fofet uur Geuts fir iebe
6iitteruug, 49,
Yaitimorer Depot: Tr. 48, gSeh Japsttea
StraBe.
9Iut bel ". g. Sogg, iur., & Comp, SIR. 147.
Noro=SomarofraGe, ionic bel ben GJetrai6ebdnolern
III GuSemeuen gu ba6en. CSept9, ,l2VRte. F)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
Wsertfantid,e WeDoIittio,t.

@aloeitOn, 8er., q. San. = yta9
elmer 9epeide an be Stems" aus Gan ans
tonic tit I'M n1roli1eu unD mittleren 8beile
Don Mierifo nabe Dem 9iio @rauoe cine 8e-
pollution ausgebro4en. Die JteuOluttOndren
grifisn Gaiiopes oil, weldeS bon Dtooro per-
tbeioigt ptrO, Der eS pertbeloigen fam,
bis @eritdrtungcH eintreifen. Die Nfajoritat
Der gemobner Der n6rbli6en Otitrltte TT
9unlteu Der llnterbriidung Der Rebellton.
@eu. Borfirio 9ia3 lit in Qareo0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
yind1 elm rieffaer ifftferfdiIeif.

Sonatban @arle, Sfabmeiiter Der vytorfoltz
Seem Srunspid Sofsrp. .@ompasnie," bat
$142, 900 uHteridlasen. @r bat oas @elo in
| in Der @allitrabe au Hep Sort perlpielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28
THE PARIS RANGE,

hot R eneWeputafton me9en IeinerVorbu91 dtett TN
aodbeu. 8aden uuo SpGriamteit tn Geueruns unb
Sknukuno eriporben, ,mel6es beuielben iiber ale
Srrsn ERans os" erhebt. Uinf @roBen fin Sotes unb
MohuhauieT h er6eu tabriairt unb fno sum Bertaute
hsf ~. y. gHoo0 & Eomp.,
ode Der 8alttmore= uub gutanf ftraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28

BIZ beiBt fluff -Ru9befroe.
ean 2amfon > @uBeiien unb benz soleenen
Nebat0enz&efeleijen
6ub tsAer an Hd5 ieftH norsisI9, unb ftub In Stn'
sidbt Ser GrceIens nidbt 5u fibertreHen.
&pntSGSfe fir Setsuns burd trsenb etnes berieloe
y. o. @ooo 8 COMP,
1NnriI1k 1oll E6e hSr 8Qfttnores u. &utopftI1Re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28

Ct. YouiS, q. San. = 6r. SOrbee8
sei9te bel Der beutigen @r0ifnun9 Der Ge=
ri9tsfibung an, oaB hie grgumente erit gez
mad]t mer0eu nLroen, nenn aQe 3eugJnaus.
iagen ulrlagen. giegrue muree absrmal6
pernommen uno ia9te aus, oaB OfcSee tbm
niemalS Gelo beSablt babe. @ngelfe ia9te
aus, oaS &oncanuon ba5 Stub. BUD per-
brannt babe. SOble, Der Solicitor BON Mc'
Sees 3eitung, ia9te iber bic llnterreOuu9
smii9en Gngtlfr nnb 0fc8ee ans uuo wiOerz
leate @uaelfe'S 4uSlaQeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-28

Die NSeIorsSonue u. .S&teubttaer'
9enerplat-pftfn
.sateu aue Suoerem i'm Seisen iteriiiseIt nno ner'
Ianseu wenig Reparatur. Da5Itstft nao psnanF DON
E6e her 8aItimores uno &utaDfr0Re.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-24
NORTH BOUND. Mail Train. EXPRESS

At Washington, passengers make close con.
nection with all the lines TO and from the North
and West; at Danviic, daily, with South
and Southwest; nj Lynchhurg, twice daily, 20
Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans ARKANSAS aid
Texas, and al GordoEsviie and Charlottesville,
by Mail Train. with Ches. y Ohio T. T.. East
and West Twice daily connections to hct.
mond.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave Washington daliy except Sunday, =.
55 a. m, A,XnnGra ut s.35 :. m, arrive =,
Strasburg 4.4U y. m Leave S:-a>burg Il. i. IS
a. NJ, AMI get to AieAsUd-ia y. $50 y. n.
WARRENTON BRANCH.
Connection between WsrrehtoA and Main
Line. with Msil Train only .e,vny Washing.
ton 7.55 r. IN, !itrX.sn!r!a S.:'5 y M
PULLMAH SLEEP r. run through cith.
out change 5et,osen baltimore AMI .ie,v Oylsans.
via Lynchburg, rns. T"nnt>:er Mil A:a..t..
line, leaving Bal, III re n; i - y. "a Also
Slccpers bet wee, Baltimore ana Iynchbu;r
from Baltimore lU.lJ D. II.
Passenger trains b"tweo. A.. Xan1ra And
Baltimore ru!. only by way o: Washington. And
without change.
Throug TICKET. 20 F,ors, and al the Sou,n
and West BY he ,.."rI iiicrc': lies, at loves,
rates. II. J. tUhGACRE zen. Manager
j. NJ. BROADUS. y. Z fch H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-24
FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial sG-e
iron steamer LADY OF Tus LAX + la3sgfz.
leaves the company's wharf, Washington, EV-
cry MONDAY and THU RSDAY, at three
O'Clock p. m, and Alexandria at b D. m; re-
turning. leaves Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, ut 3 o'clock y. N. This line
connects at Norfolk with the ships of the Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Company
for Boston and Providence &nd affords the
connections throughout New England. Fareto
Norfolk S4; round trip So Tickets good until
used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-24
alexandria 6a5ette
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL a.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Anglo Brazilian Times, in an article
warmly praising the Emperor Dom Pedro,
makes the following statement OF his purposes ::
His majesty ardently cherishes the hope, be
fore he finishes his mortal career in this world
of totally abolishing slavery in the empire,
without causing commissions or reducing to
misery both the planters and their former
sisves''
Lord Macauley had wonderful confidence in
his powers of memory. He once id. accord
ing to his latest bioerapher that if, by some
miracle, al copies 0. paradise Lost and
"Pilgrim's Progress" were destroyed, he would
undertake to reproduce them both.
Queen Victoria announces her receptions at
Buckingham Palace in advance, and at the
same time expresses the hope that this early
notice will enable ladies to make their prepara
lions without necessitating late hours on the
part Of those employed IN preparing their cos
tunes
Said an eminent person whose gift OF money.
mskiL e seemed to his neighbors to quite outstrip
his gifts of money: 'True l don't give much !;
but if YOU knew how it hurt when 1 give any
you would not wonder"
A Japanese receipt for keeping meat fresh in
hot weather "Plsce it in clean porcelain
bowl and pour very hot water over it SO as to
cover it. Then pour oil on the water. The air
is thus quite excluded and the meat is pre-.
served.
Horace Greeley once said that the day ayoung
man finds out how he can get dollar without
honestly earning il is the worst day he ever saw.
Mrs. Eustis has returned from the South, and
is again with her nieces and nephcws at MIR.
Corcorsn's beautiful home, in Washington.
The slightest excess of expenses over income
is poverty and the slightest excess of income
ever expenses is wealth.
The love Of money is as deeply rooted in the
heart of the prodiga as in that Of the miser; the
only difference is that one scatters for his own
qualification, while tho other hosrds
The first strawberries of the season were ship
ned from Norfolk to New York on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-24
FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The rev and commodious iron IT
steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, III, 1891
pany's wharf Washington, EVERY TUES
DAY ana FRIDAY, ut O'Clock n. m, and
Alexandria y. 81 n. M; returning, arrives
EVERY WEDN ESDAY and SUNDAY, at
o'clock D. IN.
This company makes close connections at Al
exandria with the w. c., V. NJ. s. e. : H. r.
Co. ard with the w s. o. K. Il. Co. Freight
received for sll points, North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
f. A. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf
or at the office OF the company, under the M
tonal Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
the Treasury Department, Washington.
NH 10 j. w. THOMPSON, President.
80 NOTICE
On and after March l, 1876 TWO FERRY
WASHINGTON CITY and ALEXAN DR1A,
from either city, ss follows:
Leave Aloxsndra: Al 1870, s 80 $780, 1030
and ll.3O u. M, and 1870, 100, 2.3O $3.50, 4.3O
$50 and 100 p m
Leave Washington At 730, $50. $50, 10 80
and II 3Oa M, and 1890, l3O, $50, $50, 45O
fed % " S. S. HoWIsoN. Pres. PFC
- - ohYDH'S W TEEkH t ~ SEMI
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steamers lcsvc Alexsndria EVERY TUES
DAY and sSATU RDAi, and leave Philadel-
phla VERY SATU RDA i, ut II o'clock m
from Pier No. l North Wharves.
This line connects at Alexandria with the o.,
a. & NJ. and w. i o. K. Rs, and ut Phiadel-
pha with 4he new and popular Iron Line" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with pronptness and care,
lrcc Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-ive hours. Through rates and through
bills of lsdng ,givon. Insurance guaranteed at
less tEa usual rates.
Agents:
+. A. REED, Alexandria.
VIM. P. CLYDE & CO.. Philsdelphs.
GEO. F. b YDE. Georgetown. D. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan 8-tf
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FOR NEW YORK.

The Al steamships Z. g. KNIGHT -f4ee
ard JOHN GIBSON leave the COM SAa4G
psnys wharf. Alexandria, EVERY 7 Els
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
Al East River, EVERY SATURDAY, at four
o clock y. m
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1876 GREAT 1876
PENEShs.E Nh. ROUTE

TO The NUKTN, VEST s. SOUTHWEST.
DOCBL TRACK,
STEEL. RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENr EQUIPMENT
Trains leave Washington. from depot .! BAL.
TlMOKE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth AID s streets, ~ follows:
For phiiadciphs. New York and me E,,.t O. L.
D m daily, with P,.iHc" Car, ,l.nchcl. Linn
tied Express al Pullman tn;!rr Cars ~; ~
m daily, except ';.Htay. For Phuaieiphls
and New York 10 y G. daily, except sun
day; for phii.Gciphis 4.o5 y. III. daily, with
PMrlGr Cars attached.
For Pi.tsburg And the West. Il III. day, with
rarior Cars IT, P,..shiIrs: 40 =. n. daily
with Palace Gar 10 Chicago, ana II. % r. H.
dali :, except sunday.
For Cmnandaigua sud tn" North, u n. m. daily
except &undav: and ! A. T. IN. dal1y, rAccp:
Saturday, with Psacc Lnr /" Rochester. For
Elmira II % y, III. daily, except SunGay.
For th. South, ,l kcIaufp . ~ n. HI. .n,.
ll.3S y. IN. daily, cA,rpt sunday, and VIA
lynchburg1 n III. lbs p. III. daily, cAc"p.
Sunday.
LOtAH TRAINS.
For Alexandria, i. I, 5, > 10 and ii =. III, and
|, 3, t. ~ s. i aud IL IS p. m On sunday =.
So. m nrd | anG =. IL.
Trains leave AlcXrn,irin Tor Washington, T. :,
s D. ID and II n. NJ, 3, 4 5, LaIid p. IN
On ~Gniay ~ nnG ~ y. IA, .;td pm.
Tickets nnd Information can b" procured y!
prnclp. railroad stations nn': ticket "iIc"-
Southeast d. NJ. EUID, Jr,
Gcni Passenger Agcn!,
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager jan
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Alexandria, Va, April I'D. 1916
WE TAKE pleasure in hereby rendering
w our sincere thanks to M,ssrs 5. Il. JAM
ney i Son, AgeIts of The Virginia State, The
Virginia FIFE nd Marine, The Virginia Home,
aud The Granite Insurance Companies, all Of
Echmcnl Virgins, for having promptly set
tied up with Us Ii full Tor eur losses Sustained
by the ire, ON Fishtown on the night of the tin
instant JOHN L. ARMSTRONG.
GUTTFRlED KklEG,
AID .2-2t JOHN :. BEACH
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1T HAS BEEN FOUN ND !

Did you try j. SCHNEIDERS FIVE CT.
SEGAk2 Warranted Havana filler. If not,
do so at once Cali tor the OPERA. The great
rs, inducements ever offered. He has also y
great curiosity Tor sale in tue shape of CEN
IENNlAL PIPE, which sbsorbs all the nico-
tine and gives the smoker the pure flavor of
,,.bscco Only tive cents piece. Also genuine
imported SELiZER WATER just received.
Price Is per Jug j. oCHNElDER,
sp Is I'm No. 2 King street.
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of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

This company ofors unrivsIed facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
and will run their steamers regularly rs follows:
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THE ALTIMORE READY MINED
l. PAINT-thc best and cheapest ready mix
Cd Paint extant. In color it is rich, dark,
reddish brown. 1t is especially adapted for
painting railroad depot buildings and station
houses brick walls, weather boarding, iron g
wood fences, barns stables, dairies or other GU:
houses Ii is also capital roofing Paint or
either wood or metal. Price per gallon 81. u,
in ~ gallon lots 81 per gallon, or III 40 gallon.
bbls !Oc per gallon. Shipped to the country III
any qusntty desired. This Paint has been il,
use in Baltimore for over four years and with
entire satisfaction TO Ill who have tried 1t We
have secured the exclusive agency for this sec
ion of Virginia ,nys,n
NH II JANA q " w.
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ty-EyE IStS} {, sf.2 l..
f~ANAWHA SPLIN1' COAL.

T-ANAWHA SPLINl COAL.
We have Just received = consignment. Of the
above CuHl, - which we invite the attention OF
consumers. It Is pure and free from slate
kndics readily and heats quickly. Its comhus-
ton is complete, leaving L" cinGers.
r. j. Vi EEAFFEI & co.
feb 10 Wharf and Yard foot Of Queen st.
(JoAL' COAL, coAL'
On tho whaTf and to arrive full stock OF all
kinds al
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND
COAL.
aug l4-tf w A SMOOT, Smoot's wharf
{ 1oAL' COAL,
We have now on hand and arc constantly re-
caiving =. our wharf snd storage yards, foot of
Queen streets, All tho best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part:
LIkEN'S VALLEY.
suAMnkIN and EAST FRANK LIN LOR-
BERRY FED ASH.
JOHNS. from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Collery, cs-
tecmcd the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, OF Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone And Nut sizes.
Alsc, GEORG Els CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAn md PINE WOOD.
Having ample space each variety Of Goa is
kept distinct from that of others, and is es-
pocially prepared for family use. Yards ioor
Cd snd Coal sent out well screened and free from
Messrs ClsrridSo Z Grigg, corner King sd
Rnysl sts ur at the yards viii be promptly flied.
7. j. MEHAFFEY < Co,
iyl7 Wharf and Yards ioot 1t Ql"o1 81