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Domestic News February 5, 1874

Alexandria Gazette

Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia

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Updates on river steamer operations: Pilot Boy heading to Baltimore for bottom scraping maintenance tomorrow, resuming semi-weekly trips on the 15th possibly stopping at Cornfield; Lady of the Lake resumes semi-weekly trips to Norfolk this afternoon with freight and passengers; Falmouth steamer Fairy now runs tri-weekly on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

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RIVER STEAMERS.—The steamer Pilot Boy will start for Baltimore to-morrow morning to have her bottom scraped—a six hours job, but which, strange as it may seem, cannot be done here. She will land freight and passengers at all her usual landings, and will resume her regular semi-weekly trip on the 15th, arriving here that day. It has not yet been determined whether her route shall continue as far down as Cone River or stop at Cornfield, but it is probable that the latter will be the case.

The regular semi-weekly trips of the Lady of the Lake to Norfolk were resumed this afternoon. The steamer left here at her usual hour with a large freight and some passengers.

The trips of the Falmouth steamer Fairy are now only tri-weekly—Monday, Thursday and Saturday.

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Shipping Transportation

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River Steamers Pilot Boy Lady Of The Lake Fairy Steamer Semi Weekly Trips Tri Weekly Schedule

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To Morrow Morning, On The 15th, This Afternoon

Event Details

Steamer Pilot Boy to depart for Baltimore tomorrow for six-hour bottom scraping, landing freight and passengers at usual stops, resuming semi-weekly trips on the 15th with route possibly to Cornfield instead of Cone River. Lady of the Lake resumes semi-weekly trips to Norfolk this afternoon with large freight and passengers. Falmouth steamer Fairy now operates tri-weekly on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.

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