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alexandria @a5ette
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 20.

SUDDEN ArTAcHMENT-It is related Of
Curran, the famous Irish orator and wit, that
he was one evening sitting in box at the
French opera. between an Irish noblewoman,
whom he had accompanied there, and "a very
young French lady. The ladies soon manifest
ed strong desire to converse, but neither OF
them kuew word Of the others language.
Currau, Of course, volunteered 10 interpret, or.
in his own words, Ito be the carrier ct their
thoughts, and accountable for their safe de-
livery"
they went al it at once, wish all the ardor
and zrst OF the Irish aud French aturc COM
bined but their Interpreter took the liberty OF
substituting his own thoughts TOR theirs, and
instead of remarks upon the dresses aud the
play he Introduced so mauy hucy turned com-
pliments that the TWO ladies soon became CON-
ple,ely fascinated with each other.
At last, their enthusiasm becoming sufbclent
" great, the witty interpreter, In conveying
some very inuoccut questions from his country
woman, asked the French lady If she would
favor her with kiss" Instantly spriuging
across the orator, she imprinted kiss on each
cheek of the Irish lady, who was amazed at
h"r sudden attack, and often atterward asked
Mr.. Currau, What 10 the world could that
French girl have meant by such conduct IN
Snch place p He never revealed the secret,
and the Irish lady always thought French girls
were very ardent and sudden 10 their attach,
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At Washington, passengers make close coz.
nection with all the lines TO and from the North
and West at Danville, daily, with South
and Southwest; at Lynch burg, twice daily, to
Memphis Atlanta New Orleans Arkansas and
Texas, and ut Gordonsville and Charlottesville,
by Mail Train with t,hes. & Ohio K. e., East
and West Twice daily connections to itch
mOnd.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, q,
7.55 m, Alexandria ut S35 D.. M. arrive al
Strasburg 4.4O y. III. Leave S.rasburg al U35
g. H., and get 10 Aiexandra at 3.3U y. H.
WARRENTON BRANCH
Connection between Warren,ou and Main
Line with Mail Train only, leaving Washing
ton T. 80 u. m, AlcXandl. g. u. M.
PULLMAN SLEEPEKS run through NTH.
out change betaoes, Baltimore and Nclr Orlenns
via Lynch burg, Essl Tennessee aid Alfalfa
lire leaving Baltimore ut go y. nj. Also
Sleapers between Baltimore and Lynchbu;g
from Baltimore H. IL .. n.
Passenger trains between Acxandria and
Baltimore run only by way Of Washington. sni
without chang.
Through tickets 10 F!orids, and aIl the South
snd West By he lnany i'!crr,: lines, at lowest
rates. u. J. FDkEACRE len. Vi snaaer.
j. NJ SROhDUS, y. l. e.. feb II
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1876 GREAT 1876
PENNSELV mia ROUTE

To THE NORTH, WEST " SOUTHWEST.
uOUBLE TkACk,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNlFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington, from depot Of BAL
TIMGkE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner 81 Sixth and b streets, ss follows:
For Phiadc phia \ ew York and the East, 8. It.
D M. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Lam
tied Express OF pullmau Parlor Cars 81
IN. daily, except sunday. For Ph!aiclphis
and New York l.30 II. daily, accept sun
day; for PhlaGc!puia 4.o5 y. N. daily, with
Fnr!Or Cars attached!
For pittsburg and the West %. m. Tally, WITH
Far.or Cars to PIttsburg; 7.40 p. III. daily
with Palace Car L. Chicago, ana II. 90 b. III.
daliy, cXccy. >unday.
For :;anundnigua anC the North, n. m. daily.
cXcep: SUNDAY; md ~ y. IN. ALLY, cAcep.
saturday. win Palace Gar u Rochester. For
Z: mira. Ii. 81 i ILL., daily, except Sunday.
For The South, via Richmond, $40 u. N. ani
ll.3S y. III. daily, except sunday, ana via
Lyicnbur. n III. | 30 p, N. daily, except
Sunday.
Local Trains.
For Aa1audria, i, I, s. 3 III ana ii w. m, sn1
], ), 1 -. 5. i I aI,d ii 90 y. III. On sunday u.
Ss III nud .nd = D. n.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington, T. !,
S 8, 10 and il b. m, |, }, l. g. = and p IN
On uLday n. .Gi IL i. a.. Ana pm.
!cn.l- Nh in.>ru.ntiuf Cal. b" procured y.
ir.ncip.l railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast u. 81 bONU, Jr..
Gen'.. Passenger Agent.
HnArh THOMSON
Gc!cr. Manager. jan
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant new and substantial Inv
iron steamer LADY OF THz LA h ssssss 5sssstsA
r.vc< the compsny's wharf, Washington EV
EkI MONDAY and THU RSUAY, at three
o'ci elk p. III and ileXaudris 1T 3 y. m; re-
turni.g =. ieav"G Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRin.aI ii 3 O'Clock p. III This line
conn,c;: AZ Norfolk with the ships Of the Mer-
chant and Miners Transportation Company
Tor E,ston and Providence. and Afford: the
cheapest and best route to these cities and their
come cli"nS throughout New England. Fare to
Sor.o.n 81: round trip ST. Tickets good until
used.
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ARDEN >EEDo-H are in rcceip. Of our
" usual Spring supply OF Garden Seeds,
comprising ali the OH snd we'll known and
some now varieties. Our purchases OF Seeds are
msde excu,ively from he old estaD ished
houses Of David Land. eth i Sons, of Phlladel-
pha, and james Nj Thorburn y Co, or New
York, md We think can therefore be relied
upon rs fresh and genuine and true to their
names Catalogues will be mailed to any Sd
dress upon application. We nave so choice
assortment OF FL w ER SEEDS, to which we
especially invite the attention OF the ladleS.
min l. ,JAnNtI u GO.
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NEW GUUDS--keccivcci this day Shoe
~ Brushes in great variety, misp brooms,
Boechec's Gorinan syrup, Greens August
Flower E,nson's Pals, Hemp, Canary AID
Rape >ccu, Wizard Gil, Flaggs Relief Mrs.
Aliens Zyiobasamum, seth Arnold's Balsam.
White Pepper. Lactopeptine Powder, Cash
more Bouquet soap, Durang's Rheumatic kem
dy, Cooper sheet Gel.tine, Plerces MedI'ai
Discovery, Mt. Eagle 1ripoli, Perry's Floral
spray Cologne and Eccas American Shoe
DRESSING also choice assortment OF halri
Tooth, y al and Shaving Brushes, and Hard
Rubber and butlaio Dressing Combs.
i,n Il j. StI .& co.
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FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDING,

The ,cw and commodious iron sr,=D
steamer !UH> W. THOMPSON, -
built capc l.ly for this route, leaves III" com.
pan wharf Washington, EVERY TUES
DAY an: FRIDAY, at =. o'clock y. IN, and
Al"A~narla u, 30 =. m; returning, arrives
EVERY VEIN ESDAY aid SUNDAY al
oclock p. IL.
This company makes close connections Ut Al
eAardr. with me ~. c., V. VI. j. e. : T. K.
Received Tor al: points North ard South,
hand.ed wit care aad forwarded with prompt.
ness and dispatch.
For further Information apply to
+. y. Rec !, Agent,
Janncy's wharf,
or NJ the nlline OF the colnp.:y, under the n.
tonal Nctropot-n BANS 18th street opposite
the Treasury D"p>. lmcnt, Washington.
mn 10 j y THuMp>UN, President.
lz CO. NOTICE.
~. aLI ate March ]. 1876 TWO FERRY
EUa1'S ";l. make HOURLY TRIPS between
NASHlNhlUN CITY ala ALMA DRIA,
from either ,ity n follow:
leave = sndri": a, $50 s 80, 9 80, 1880
and II 81 "a, sn'i II 80 3d. 23U, $50, 100.
jju ana " 10 !, IL
I.y., Washington At 80, $50, $50. 10 80
md II 81" N. ard 1870 70, 80 $50, 40
:cI % " s H"w!SoN. Pres. p.F.c
:-:-e. CLYDE'S TEAM LINES SEMI
- - oE,l,pBls "f rk,; u ~ AND
bDSIDr.
Steamer, l,s,n Alexandria Every TUES
= ! AID .1AIU i: ! * l. and ieavr Phiindei-
t,hr.. =. Ak; r%i hDA !, ~ l.. o'clock M
II in Tier 10. North Hharves.
i'hl~ Inc t"nHcct. A. h!rAandrih With Tie o.,
4. < NJ au,i ". !: .. X. Rs, 40 1t Phlndel-
5 as
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Hon. Robert TOOlnbS.

DR.. j. S. Pemberton-Dear Sir take pleas
ure in giving my testimony to the virtues OF
your excellent Globe Flower Syrup, having
used several bottles myself or An obstinate Al
lection OF the throat and voice, with most happy
results. 1t is certainly the BEs remedy l have
ever used, and quite pleasant to the taste
Yours truly, ROBERT TooMBS.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures Colds,
Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group, Pleurisy, Pain and
Soreness in the Breast, and will positively cure
Consumption We shall publish in the Gazette
Testimonials of great and good men of the IN;
ton, whose words cannot be doubted, in regard
to the merits OF Globe Flower Syrup. We pre-.
fer to let them speak.
Globe Flower Syrup for sale by
T. S. ADBEATER s. BRO.
H-None genuine unless signed MEkKELL
s. COUDEN successors to DR.. j. s. Penn berton.
Read the Curious Story"-tree ut the Drug
Stores. ap l8-lm
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.,,.iNCI GNGDS--Nc Law, just made lar. e
/ additions IT, our slucr, both VI foreign ana
domestic manu- act>:v, ot .uc above b:a"rh OF
cur business, consisting 81 PcTtulncIies IL great
variety, Cos gnes, Lubla's GENUINE Extracts
and Toilet fuwGer, Florida Water, SachcL
Powders OF al the popular otors, ana Genuine
French rXLrac.s III bulk, which retail out IN
ANY quantity desired also Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes in great variety, Ivory Fine Tooth
Com b., and Horn, Rubber snd Buffalo Dress
ing Combs rurp"sing hereafter to carry =
much more extensive line OF these goods Than we
hsve heretofore done, We Respectfully Invite The
inspection of our friends
NH II JANNEi 6 co.
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FOR y EW YORK.

':'he ii te.n:hips + G.. KNIGHT .saes.
sEd ~ \ GIBSON leave the COM 3AsSsaa
pahy, whar' Alexandria, Ely TUES
DAY M'iENlNG. unt New York, from pier
ii rust River, Eve Z SATURDAY, ut four
o'clock y. N.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

This company offers unrivslcd facilities for
the trA''5no't"tinn of freight and passengers,
sId will run THOR steamers Regularly MS follows:
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Struck in solid Alh.'n !'lHlr. equal in ~p"e%r-
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A complete outfit Of rnaer iiccnt samples for
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Jan UAisY, 1876.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-20

WINTER AkkA AGEAiE NT BEGINNING
OCTOBER Z, 1915.
The MALI TRAIN will leave Washington
at "a H., and A;cAnahria ~ $40 n M, dny
excep. sunday; pas Lcrsburs, going westward,
al ll:2i; II H.; ana trriy" ~ Found Hi Al IL ~.
Leave Round hill ut .:3U y. m; pass Lcc-hurg,
going eastward, u. l:lU p. N; n,u: arrive nj
! .cxandrla nj & 10 p. IN. and NJ Washington At
5:3i y m
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave
Washington ,.t !. 70 pm, and i cA"ndrla Nj 40
y. IN. d+i:y, except S@nday, and %rlv" NJ Lees
burg ri t:lU y. m .csyr l."''-bu:1 NJ n. M,
and arrive 1T Alexandria al olo n. m, and
" asEin2tvn ~ o::'J =. M
H. PASSENGER, .ro.n Washington VIII take
The W=sniultuu ,nd ONO CARS ~ the baltimore
and PpIu.ua:' i.a!.ruaa station 81 "a. m a!d Az
m, ana 70 through w!tho.: cI!."gc ,; ear
The D. 10 = III. .r>In rom t!cGandria and ~
D. m Trail from kuuld Hill cunhrct II lso"lo
Hi! vim uagri>' DMly zine -! Co"c"cs
10; Smokers, lie. bc.ryvI!lc ana H..ch.>!'r,
$50 viii! .tc;m"rS Line =: : aches, wien cave
Lees burg daily for y die .ad M'ddI"burg
Both train, westward. max" Close roa!.cctloh
aL Vienna with cIssu!!'s Line u stages Tor All
lax Court House. "
Communication: iivlte;,. CTS. per mile
.DEEaf :;Cf.ets. 500.
t. T.. HAVEN TX,
oct St I"@'r... iic"': agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-20

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