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From gen. TayIor,. Army.

The following ORDERS" issued by Genl Taylor have
been transmitted by HIM to the War Department.
Orders HEArOUtRTERs, Army OF OCCUPATION
No. 10 Camp near Monterey, May q, 1917 (
Under the instructions OF the Secretary OF War the
commanding general has the qualification publish to the
troops Of ms command the following communication re-
eeiNed by him tom the War Department:
WAR DsFAKrMEsr, April ,, ls47
"SiE-four communications OF the 9Th and 25th Of
Februny and the LIST OF March. announcing the brllian,
success % the troops under command Bucna vista
against the forces e" the enemy vastly pariOr in numbers
have been laid before the Pfesidcn and am instructed
TO convey 10 you his high appreciation OF the distinguished
services rendered to the country 10y your eli and the Off
Gers aud soldiers oil your command on that occasion
The victory achieved at Buena VISTA while il adds new
glory 10 our arms and furnishes proofs Of the vaor
ana brave daring o our officers and soldiers will excite the
admiration and cali forth the gratitude OF the nation.
The single fact that five thousand Of our troops ncar
all volunteers, who, yielding the impulse patriotism
had rallied 10 or cOuntry's standard n temporary SER
vice. were brought into conflict with army Of twenty thou
sand, mostly soldiers and not only tsood and m
pulsed the assaults OF this host led by their most
experienced general but IN proraced battle Of two DAYS
won rOus victory, Is the ndubitabe evidence of
the consummate skill and gallant conduct of our officers and
the devoted herosm OF he troops under their command IL
will ever be proud distinction have been IN the memora
bic battle Oi BasHd Vista
The general JOY which the intelligence Of this success
OF our arms has spread through tue land mingled with re-
gret mat has been Obtained at p:ice-that 40
many heroic men have fallen IN that sangunary conflict
They died IN the intrepid discharge patriotic duty and
will be honored aud lamcned by grateful nation.
You will cause this communication TO be published o
the troops under your command
81 have the honor to be- very respectfully your obsdient
servant,
(Signedl Nv. L. MARCY,
Secretary ol War"
BY order Of Major General Taylor:
w w. S. BLISS,
Assistont AtJutant General.
orders HEADouARTERs Army OF Oc,UPArIos
NO AZ Camp near Monterey. Msy =, is47.
The commanding general has tbs satisfaction Of an
nouncng the troops OF his command another decisive
victory achieved by the American under MsIor GEN
Scott, on the 18th Of April Cerro GOdo IN the State of
Vera Cruz. The Mexican army under the immediate or
des Of General Santa Anna, President Of the Republic
known To have been entirely routed with the lOs Of all 10
artillery and munitions of waf
The army Of occupation will hail with Joy this brian,
success Of the American arms
BY order Of MAJOR General TAyLoR;
w. W. s. BLISS
Assistant AdIutant General.
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NOT al quiet al NsurOO Yef-Iis rumored that there
arc some fresh disturbances in Nauvoo, which led to
public meeting OF the citizens. which resolutions were
passed requiring the Mormon leaders left there last fall TO
leave the pace within given period. The aedRed cause
OF compliant said TO be fraudulent sales Of city propcrly
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FOR TODAN-sioOOO l5OOO, 10000 6OO0 OF 1000 Is OF
1900, &C - Nos ~ drawn Tickets $40.
Also the Dollar Lottery 5000 &c. 50 Nos IL drawn.
Drawn Nos. Of susquehanna -
90 - 30 ~ 20 u "A
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MONTEREY a National Foug being New ssric. Of
Nal,onai Songs" word by Walton by Austin Phillip.
ViVE Ia CONPAGNiE Song and Chorus sung by he Mary
land Cadets Gse CIuL
HAPPY DREAM sung thc Dana the Mysterious sran
ger" by Nj Richnrs. Compo-ed BY Df w Canaan gton
YEA, WILL LEAVE rue THRONC WIN THE An
"Oh my cottage gentle Muse Composed by II
Hewitt
I'VE PLENTY or LOVERS suhg IN the Dramt Of aBancb
HerUu" Compo.sd by Dr w Cunninston
LOWLAND FANNY. ny } u Hewitt This song forms No 2
of songs of the Old Dominion
JAssAHSE BOWER ballad sung in Gnnd ~ istoriea ORA
n q n Phillip Augustus" Ry Dr Cunnnston
TiIE MOON ~ BEANiNC DER THE LAKE Notinfns for
two Composed by John iI1ckiey
DROWN IN THE MANTLING GLASS A GIes for Z voices
enthusiastic appausa Muuc, Dams Of
the "Fn-nhtfess the Walnut Theatre Phadepha
C0mposed Nv Df w HunnInron
LIGHT OP OTHER DAYS, arranged FOR III, Guitar
PIECFS
LIEUT. FRYS oUfCKETEP. Arranged by J X OPT
iHRAiliN FACHNH MARCH. Cnnro. ed by Clover
QUEEN NtCrOHtAS BAND MARCH. ~ " Browne
DO DO 30 DO with vigneue. 3 Clover
CAPT BILLS QUiCkSFEP. C0mpotci b. Diwodh
BATTLE ~ BuRNA VISTA 10 Gfohe
ENDORA WALTZ DO DE- F,.scIs BACK
OCEAN WAVE WALTZ do do do
AMERICAN POtKA. Connosrd. ADD dedicated 10 Chsvsier
IL HurmlnB hstge dAnfcs N the Count Ny Hde
Marc 10 Vsraef Ko,poaay Dc Koniousa
LOVE NOT with Brilliant ia'iDnr Crmposd and dcdiea
ted 20 Mic iousc toys OF Padr phil by Grohe
HALur Ia FRANCE. with variations nv Boyer
Music SALOON.
b. ~ 100 Man street. corner ~ ttb
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CIarIlc's Office, l4M Street,


BETWEEN EXCHANGE HOrEL AND MAIN STREET.
Let all Iotery Venden say rAaf thy NAY.
FoT SELLING rEzEs, CI-dRKE CANNES THE D4Y'f
Drawing OF New Jersey. 10:
80 63 ~ I ~ % Z 90 So 81 30 50 80.
Nos 80 30 ~. pnIc Of $500 sold aud psid by
CLARKE.
Drawing Of New Jersey IS:
10 % 80 80 a. - sc 30 81 30 ~
Nos % 81 ~. 800 sold by CLARKE.
Drawing OF Alexandria Class 90
G5 30 60 - - 20 ~ ~ 40 n 81 81 81.
Nos ~ Is 81 800 sold by CLARKE
Splendid scheme. Go and ~ drawn. Aloxandia Class
80, Capitals $4,000. 10000 5000, 1000, JOOO 2OOO &c
Tickets $40
Also, by mail this evening, SUSSEX Capital $4,000. Tick
ets 81. Try CLARKES OFFICE.
BIGGEts n CO.'S LUCKY OFFICE.
HfOR 70 DAY-sieOOO $1,000. 10000, 6O0p. 1000 IS Of
1900. 75 Nos, - dawn Tickets SO halves quarters
$50
A.o-rhe Dollar Lottery $1,000. 1000. D,aw,ns reesy.
I'd this evening
Drswn Noe Of su,qushanns, class %
GO 10 50 ~ &c ~ 81 IA ~ ~ ~ 70.
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Ncy I'LL MtNsN, die Distinguished pet and historian
no- addressed letter 10 Lord Mosrrrn propos,,g fbs
,i,Dugl ~ subscription Of a monument to WItAu ca
| Fog and ~ " '""""t h'o
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OuI NJ CArtis has received ON or5e, from,
LoS. nPPd 70 pam, ,Teny five large paintings fr v.,
81 Is SALES on the Mississippi 8, Lawrence 49,, Ia 's.es
lakes 81 North Amenoa. '' wv g'es'
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-, ~ pLa'A, our lato consul" must be tslkst,ye gs,
uemen' icr neafy every Washington ,s,,s, gu
az. !" we e'eu''e possession Of hs news on Msr,es,
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A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED ny
NASH a. WOODHOBSE,

June ~.
NOS $50 and 100, Iite's Living age
No. Merco ne and . Sly Branty Mayer
June No Tho nocuufisi and journal Rufai Ar ani Rai
Tare--By Downing
No g. Washington snd hs Cenerss. or legends
uon-By George fappatd
nombry AMI Daughter Elegantly Illustrated
The beautiful Wifow a nrvci-BY q = Anhuf. Auihot Of
"Hweeihrars and Wives" &C &C. Complete
nssny, The adventures 0f vugat0ni tho
anthor o. The Orange G1 of Venice"
The sketch book-By Mr. Ttuarsh Author ~ "Yei
low Plush Correspondence" Ec. Illustrated
The Honhs Hsvcuse the Secret enemy tale on aer
crusldes-Ry Ramuet Spring Pea.
Winter On Tor isdes beng Emitting netting,
and ofotehet WORT containing fashionable pat
terms
peri nnum
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Diplomacy of the Administration.
RicHvoSn, June 7lh, Is47
sG.fe.cr.

From the following paragra phs Of Washington Cores
pondsnce the authorship Of which 10 secret IN this civ
the intelligent reader will bo able information OF
great interest to him aud oil his neghbors. We talcise
the points 10 which, IN our opinion, will be well for him
~ direct ms aJ;enuon:-Nai. lot.
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Let MI Ioucry Nendcn say SrAai thy NAY
FOT SELLING FEHEs CTJfRRE CfRRTES TITE par
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UedicnI Dcpnrtuent al tI,e Arnv

The Army " d.e8I Board. nhrh w1s convened IN the
cts D New York ipf he cHam01f.I of appcants for ap-
pDinmcut 70 the Medical Sah u ts Regular Army ID.
I1ufned the 18th uIuno.
Ol tle candidate who we're examined the following
found qualified .of appointment 1ud were according.
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(Signedl

'tVItIHfJ u WbT.''
BY order Of Major General Taylor:
w. w. S BLISS.
Assistant AtJuiant General.
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THIS splendid establishment from recent improvements,
unsurpassed in the comfort and extent OF its accomino-
daons by any in the Unon will be opened for the recep
ton of visitors the LIST day of June Situated the
Chesapeake bay full view of the ocean, healthy
any spot the world, and lying directly the great mail
between the north and the SOUTH it offers resting
place nucement the traveller, either search OF
health pleasure with climate in early summer famed
for its refreshing breezes, none can be described more
delightful more heaihy-as the experience OF all persons
living acquainted here will provean that enjoyed by
all in the latter part of August and the entire fall months
This, with the great facility of reaching hercbeing distant
only few hours from most of large cities, with daily
mails both north and SOUTH and from eight TO twelve fine
steamboats, passing daily every drecon-maSe it most
desirable location for families and of business WELL
also, delightful and safe for those whom fear OF
disease drives away from their homes.
The lighthouses have been greatly enlarged and inn
proved, fitted up with hot baths, shower baths and private
baths, and still afordns ample for the most expert
swimmer. There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing.
The table will be supplied with all the luxuries of the
and surrounding markets the cellar and bar with the
best wines and liquors to be procured. The torhc most
magnificent public work in the countryotlers military pa
radcs and the ovelic walks the bay, the finest fishing
and sailing, while for others there billiards, ten-pins
music and dancing with obging and efficient agents in
each department. We shall every cxertion make
Old Point in all respects the desirable watering place
in the county
JAMES S. FRENCH.
May 20--1awcp MAT. Intel,l
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NEW AND MOST EXPEDITIONS LINE

TO P,aey Point and The other landings on the Potomac
and to persons qcisting agreeable excursion by The
Chesapeake bay to Baltimore.
r.s.4AN THE public is hereby advised, that on and
after Monday the 9th instant, the quick and
beautiful steamer POWIATAN will run semi-weekly, in
connexion with the steamer AUGUSTA, between the
mouth of Aqua creek, Piney Point, and Baltimore
Passengers by the Augusta, leaving Washington at or
Alexandria 81, m Mondays and Thursdays, ar
rive Aqua eek about IL where they take the
rio Powhatan, arriving at Piney Point between
and O. p. The Powh thence proceeds Balti-
more, where she arrives by A. a. m the ne xtmorning
Returning the Powhatan will leave Baltimore nj p m
Tuesdays and Fridays Passengers by her breakfast at
Piney Point, and arrive at Aqua creek by IL, where
they take the mail Augusta and arrive AT Aexan-
dria by Al and at Washington by p, M =
The Powhaan will take IN and put out passengers at all
the landings on the Potomac,
Passage and fare between Washington Alexandria and
Piney Point, including dinner the Powhatan or
Augusta ~ w
Passage to any other landings on the Potomac be- ro
low Aqua creek %
Passage between Washington Alexandria and
Baltimore, (ncuding meals,) with the privilege OF
returning the next day ut charge OF 81 only w
For further particulars apply Capt W. Rodgers, on
board the Augusta, or to -
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
lima -p,aw
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BACON COLLEGE,

THIS hourshing institutions located at Harrodsburg,
KY Zone OF the most moral and delightful villages in
America long and justly celebrated for its mineral waters,
in the full tide OF successful operation under the fol-
lowing faculty, Wis
JAMES SHANNON, President and Professor of Bellies Let
tres, and of Moral ntelectual and Political Science.
SAMUEL HArcH Professor of Natural Philosophy Chem
stry and Geology.
H. ii. WHITE, Professor OF Mathematics and Civil Engi-
neefng
q III. MATTHEWS, Professor of Ancient Languages.
e. AsKEw, Principal of the Preparatory department.
Dr. g. ID. RUNYAN, Bursar.
1t is confidently believed that college in the Of
ers superior advantages for obtaining thorough cduca-
ton on the most reasonable terms.
The next session of ten months will commence the
first Monday in September, which day is desirable
that every student should be at his post.
Extra classes be instructed if necessary Hebrew,
French, and Italian.
Tuition in college proper $40 for the college year Board
in good families (nciding washing and lghts) can be
had at from 81 to ~ 25 per week.
JAMES SHANNON, President
HARRoDsRuRG. KY--luY S-IaW6Wcp
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN IRON MANuFAoi - -.
thy citizen of this place. Mr. Alexander Dckeison, Nae
recently patented mode OF melting IRON ORE anu pr
cling bloomed iron, which, in the judgment OF men wei.
informed on the subject, is an improvements the
Importance, not only TO manufacturers Dut 10 sociey d.
large Mr.. Dickerson's Improvement consists III COM
bning with closed forge-fre tight chamber TN an
opening at the Top to fill in the charge OF fuel and ore
The value and importance of this simple nvenho VIII
be readily apprehended when say Gas we do on me
most reliable authority that saves half the coal nj hal
the time required by the old method, and, at the same
me makes better article, and equal to the best RUSSIA
or Swedes iron. II ordinarily takes from 300 10 329
bushels OF coal TO make ton OF blooms; ana ue Gu
forgere will make three tons OF IRON per week. ny
working day and night without intemisson
The plan now introduced IL has been proved py sAus
factory experiment. would produce double the alhouh ~
the time, of far better article and al SAVING o
half the cost in fuel, which, when we take mo aooou
the total amount of iron manufactured In Our c3uhu.
would make immense saving, besides u l1tsi,uiS
better quality of iron 1t requires but mon et rene
ton to that this Improvement is therefore ne ~
national consequence and general congatul tuon II
use of iron is becoming every day more vi use, W.
now enters into great part OF all the econo
prises of society; and this simple invention, py
the production and lessening the cost can sc iceiy la
greatly to extend the OF IT, and hat WHO ~ uePehu
ence upon precanous tarih. -, :e,.
These startling statements satisfactorily Veieu py
the testimony of one of the Oldest and most especaDie
ronmasters in the UnionCol Jackson, OF Mo rrs coun-
w. and his testimony is conoboraed Ut corrob ,afion be
necessary by Seth Boydon machinis and inventor
whose opinions on these subjects have the weigh anf au
tbority of demonstration -Nelrark Advertiser.
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Proposals n Reck Of 900 tons Pedestal of
he Monument.

T meeting of the Jackson Monument Committee held
n the 10th day of June instant, unanimously
solved that the monument Jackson should be placed in
the of Lafayette Square, in the city of Washington
and that its pedestal should be solid block of rock and the
undersigned committee instructed advertise for
posas to furnish and deliver in said square rock of suitable
dimensions for the pedestal upon which is be erected the
colossal bronze equestrian statue of Jackson.
This IS therefore to give notice. that sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned committee until O'Clock
on Tuesday, the third day Of august merit, for furnish
ing and delivering in the centre Of Lafayette Square, in this
city, by the LIST day OF March next, solid rude
granite other durable stone, of between 600 and
in weghtas near as may be of the latter weight 1t
is believed that such rock may be obtained the Poio-
mac river, near this city: The form rock be
such will be suitable for the purposes OF the committee
on which they will decide before its removal
The proposals will the price for furnishing and de-
veng the rock in the of Lafayette SQUARE and The
kind oil stone offered
The money will be paid upon the delivery of the rock
the place above named but the committee win make adj
vances the contractor, the rock progresses
to its place of destination.
The undersigned committee reserves the right of rejecting
all the proposals if they should not be satisfactory.
Proposals be addressed to the undersgn from whom
further information the subject may be had il desired
Washington city, June "a, 1877
b. B. FRENCH,
JOHN G. RIVES, Committee.
| JOHN w. MAURY,
June 2i-2awd&cpt3A mat. Init
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

DY virtue decree of the circuit superior of law
virginia. Of the ih day y0 OF Nav e the a Undersigned
commissioners appointed, or as many OF them as are a-
an on cause @ es 3 aay al y s bs
other day days then named, WILL at the town OF
the highest bidder sgndry tracts Of land Of which Ma,
thaniel Grgsby, deceased, sesed and possessed
in the upper end OF the said county, the town Paris,
and adjoining the lands of j. Carr T. Sheaman and others
supplied with wood and water and has Two apple orchards
log dwelling house with chimneys, and log
smoke house Also, tract Of land containing, by
Sete and 20 acres purchased from Green's eirse two
said county the Paris and adjoining the lands
OF Lewis Edmonds, Archibald Wilson, and others 1t is
Piled with wood and water and has small log house
with stone chimney Also, tract OF land containing 10
the Shenandoah river about four miles above Berrys Fer
y The improvements consist OF very fine new mill,
built OF stone and brick, and iron machinery, with SIX pair
Of bus. From its power and its superior
cSnstructon is capable OF making more Hour than any
or mandatory. expected that the
will be made navigable Tor steamboats, Also, tract OF
adjoining the lands of John Ferguson, -- Laws and
others, and the town of Paris 1t is held under lease
water There is on il Iog-house Also, very fine tract
land called the Home Tract the residence OF the late Ma
thanie Cgsby containing, by estimation, ASP but
a72k acres according to the deed from him G. w. g.
Whiting dated the LIST day OF August, lsil, filed
hibt in aforesaid Ii lies the county Fauquer,
on the main road from Salem to Paris, about three miles
from the latter place, and adoins the lands of Archibald
Wilson, Peter Hartman, and others 1t is fertile naturally
has been highly improved by udicous and sklu cutlya-
ton, and is esteemed by all who know il most desirable
and valuable estate 1t is well supplied with wood, water
and stone The improvements consist OF large stone ner-
chant m brick sorehousc, large mansion house, two
stories high built with brick, divided into numerous and
convenient and of suitable outhouses garden, &c
The above decree referred to- directs the purchasers
pay down in cash depose ten per centum the pur-
chase money of each tract OF land credits OF one two
and three years, in equal nsalmens, with interest on
them from the day Of confirmation OF the sale by the court
be given and secured by bonds, with good personal
cury the time of the saehe depositc to be forfeited
the purchaser shall fail complete his purchase ON the con
raon OF the sale by the court the ue to be withheld
and the land be subject resale under the order OF the
court security for the instruments deferred the crops
growing the lands be excepted in the sale and the
tract OF land called the Home tract to be sold last, NC.
INMAN HORNER,
VIM w. WALLACE,
RICHARDS PAYNE, Commissioners
JOHN M. CONWAY, |
THOS N. LATHAM, J
June 26
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FORMATION CAoUTCMoUC FROM DRYING SniS-ih ule
volume of the Archives dc Pharma ee PARIS M
Jonas has essay this subject Linseed o boied Ioi
long time yields brownish varnsh this IS aD be ooeo
for long time in containing nitric acid Il re loss py
evaporation be supplied. and the acid not uowed %
act too violently. At last substance Is obtalne winch
gradually solidfes this is to be washed, to Tree !
- III 90 i,es not nell nv itself and when heated striking
y resembles the caoutchouc. 1t dissolves partially III er
and suphuret of carbon entirely in oil OF tnrpenti O. Wa-
nut and poppy oils furnish the same body to when
of oicaouchouc given. When lnseed Oil boil go WIN
half pint of sulphur, the temperature
certain point the whole is converted into ei alihous
mass resembling oilcaoutchouc dilute nitric acid converts
all the sulphur into suphuc acid the residue mas a piick
red color it, however, is not elastic.
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(ru T,v1op,s LETrER--The late letter OF Ge neral
Taylor, declaring that he win permit his name TO be
used TO advance the interests Of schtng politician has
the reates CONSERVATION and disrnay At FIRST the pro-
nounced base ocooco forgery; But SINCE its sc nnne.
ness has become apparent they struck dumb What
Tavlor is a whig- Henry Clay whigs The old hero
understands too well what is due to his reputation as
soldier and patriot, permit these corrupt poircian TO
make use of his great name TO forward heir selfish and
mercenary schemes of ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and they Will
now have TO hunt up some other lion ski to cover their
naked mity-Harrisburg Dem. Unton.
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IN n. GREEN, .2mctsoneGr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIIo Rt, Al
IL AUCTION On Friday, the 10th instant, inaii sell,
at the residence of Mr. Sledman, on street, De "een 81
and "A Streets north de Uhe flag VIII designate us nos,)
at 10 O'clock, "a. M. good lot of furniture, VIZ
Mahogany bureau and chairs win cane seats
Rocking and wood-seat chairs ,
Cherry and pine tables, washstands, and sets
Mantc and other looking glasses
Eght-day clock, good tlnepiece
Window ms and shades
Maple high and low post bedsends
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
China, glass, and crockery ware
Carpets and mating, cooking and radiator
Kitchen utensils and many other articles not neces-
July l3-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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May 20--lawcp MAT. Intel]
Fauquicr White Sulphur Springs.


60 THIS establishment lavorably known Tor the
E$iI tive qualities of its water and che elegance and
NELL comfort OF its accommodation, will be opened for
the reception of visitors the LIST june situated SO
miles from Alexandria, 50 miles from Fredericksburg and
70 miles of the Blue Ridge in of the healthy
and delightful climates of Virginia The direction and
management will be tue heretofore, and the
attention paid to the accommodation and comfort OF their
guests We have an abundant supply of ice
The season. commencing the LIST OF june will end the LIST
of October embracing months.
Lovers OF Music will find the band unsurpassed.
Board $40 per week, 80 per week Tor weeks, $50 per
month, $50 for the season.
For Than day $l 80 perday 80 cents for. sim
gle meal % cents for lodging, children under IL years
age, and half price, horses 80 per day. per
week So SO, per month S.
Tr-weeky.stages will from Washington until LIST OF
july after that time daily
There will be line ost1ges from Fredericksburg after
the LIST OF July previous which conveyances will be fur
nshed on accommodating terms
May l4-1awtlstA lint j DANL WARD.