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TAUQUIER White suIphur springs Virginia, (nore
generally known Warrenron Springs0 will be open
for the reception of vsers the LIST of June. Extensive
Improvements in progress that will give aspect
the whole establishment No expense will be spared in
adding establishment, the comfort and pleasure
of the guests knowing, by ocular evidence, In numerous
instances, the positive intrinsic value OF the water, and liz
almost miraculous effect in particular has been
garded good policy enlarge the accommodations, and
TO complete the original design TO crafty the taste
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy region, in lnl
view of the bold Blue Ridge and in the vicinity of the
beautiful village of WarenIon, visites may horseback
or IN carriages over the improving roads, ENJOY the no5
picturesque scenery may seek exercise in the ten-pu
alleys, the pistol gallery, the OF billiards. the health
ul dance The lovers oil music and flowers Will lind pect
liar has been taken win their approval while the
ow deer and the fawn, the gold and silver fish, the elk
and the swan may relieve tedious hour those who
Interested the fero In word, every has
been taken which expanded liberay could suggest 10
add to the comfort and accommodation OF vsiters The
hurdle and tournament the fancy ball, masquerade
and brilliant works, VIII lend their respective aac
tons Nor are these preparations designed for the
only. To the holy ministers of religion. of
denominaon cordial, grudgns invitation is given
10 spend the summer, without charge Ihe nsua services
of the church pected throughout the season.
These springs IS 80 miles, according TO the route
aken from Fredericksburg, and 40 90 from Alexandria
Trweeky stages will from both these points till July
when daily will be established. Vsiters leaving the
District of Columbia in the stage steamer at or a m
will reach springs the day and at the same cost
81 80 throug tickets having been agreed between
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad Company and
the from Fredericksburg to the Springs, 10
make the ticket SIS from Richmond and s. 30 from Wash
ngton
Wurenon Springs, and all letters should be directed
they may be left Warrenon sent to the White Sui
phnr Springs, in Greenbrier.
Terms board will be follows: $50 for the who, sea
son, ending LIST Ocdber 75 for three months $50 Tor two
months S35 for month; $40 per week; SIS fox w
weeks; 81 10 per day meals lodging so each Ser
wants, and children under II years old, half price No
charge children under three years old When separate
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who their the ordinary table will be charged
full price. Horses 80 cents day, or $50 a month
DANIEL WARD,
ADri 26-iftf Superintendent.
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EASTERN LIFE Present and Past, by Harriet Mart
u neau. vol
Hudson's Lectures on Shakespeare, vols
The Power OF The Pulpit, by Rev Gardner Spring, vol
The Mechanics Of Machinery aud Engineering, by Weis
BACH vol
The Public Men of the Revolution, by Sullivan, vol.
The Past, the Present. and the Future, sby Carey, vol
Steveuss History OF Georgia, vol
May2l F. TAYLOR.
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OFsicE or TIE WASHINGTON Coal COMPANY,
w. I..rtn,, rit,r Nay 22 lSIS

NOTICE hereby given The stockholders OF the wash
Y iugton Coal Company, that, in conformity with u e
amendment the charter passed at the last session Oh Tue
legislature of Maryland, and half shares additional
capa stock of the company will be issued Tor each ana
yey share Of the original stock held by them, prese-
uon of the certificate OF the latter and payment ptht
rty DAYS from this date OF instamen OF eight dol
lars and ty-three and onethird cents per share OF the
assessment of fifteen dollars per share the new SOCK
-o issued by virtue of the amendment of their charter
Annexed are the resolutions OF the board OF directors,
authorizing the above notice.
]. WASHINGTON TYSON, President.
Erwin P HEwLNGs Secretary.
"Rored That the president and secretary be, and
hereby authorized accept the amendment TO the charter
he company passed the last session by the legislature
MARYLAND authorizing increase OF the CAPT tai stock Of
OF $780, Co., and to issue 10 each Of the present
khoers one and half shares of the stock for each
ana every share held by said stockholders each share
new stock so issued 10 be made sutherland endorsed
an Inc hack of the certificate thereof-to
66een dollars per share the nsalmens whereof TO be
ced 10 be paid at such dates and in such amounts
nav be determined, from time to me by the board OF di.
rectors. =, :.
nRsolred That the stock be issued be made Ii
@ TO forfeiture upon the non-payment OF any instaiment
within tiify days after notice. published in newspaper
he town of Cumbea in newspaper in the city of
Baltimore, and in one newspaper IN the city OF Washing
ton. 80
"Repd Thnt the secretary be instructed to give public
notice recurring instament of So 335 per share the
new .tock at the of its ssuehe OF the
be made within thirty days from date of said notice..
May23-3t
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The Attempted Revolution Cracoyv rd me mt
or the City.
The following is the official account of this affair 1t
will be read with great Interests


will be read with great interest,"
"CRAcow, April2 rs.
yesterday Baron Kreg attacked with violence in
his ROOM which at the same time forms his Office by
crowd of persons coming from the National Committee his
official seized and the Baron himself subject
ed to gnominous emit and at least he'll as hostage
to the National Committees thrust being made at him
with blunt SABRE but without however, doing him any
injury -. ,;. .no Il,
known that this demonstration directed against the
person of the or with view to obtain pos
closely surrounded by armed national guards the
passing within did not ttanspire.
Immediately receiving the first intelligence of what
had occurred | sent Maj. Gen. Baron Moke the main
with orders to ascerta the character Of the
assemblage to take with MIN four panies infantry
and cavalry DIVISION in their services might be
quired, and to act as the exgency might demand
caused the remaining troops proceed Immediately
to the alarmpos On the arrival Of Major General Molke
at the main dhouse several divisions of the
guard repairing the of the
mander OF the national guard for but only adj
utant apPeared and announced that the national guard
alone would fulfil their duty and that them if they should
prove insufficient, the military interfere. Though
stonaby appzed OF what going within the
made report the Hereupon the general went
TO the assembled rioters and found that the national guard
had carried off Baron Kreg into the house OF the commit
tee, situated in the great square.
"On my arrival in the square, the furious multitude de-
armng the guard and that the military should
immediately retire for under these conditions only could
AZ psremptor,ly refused both these demands and insist
ed the immediate giving up Of the captive commissioner
After negotiation, succeeded in obtaining his
release without making Of armed force alter which,
the crowd gradually retired
TO declare that disavowed all which he might
signed daring the period of his and
Baron reg had fact forced to recall the order
given stop the cmgrans who did not belong GaIica
at frontiers aud this National Com
mtee had Immediately dss by OF an extra
train, frontier station of Szakova The necessary
measures therefore taken the night hinder
the execution OF the order extorted.
81 now proceed to adopt those serious which
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IRIS. BEMAN Will remain a few days I'm Washing
ltl the United States HOTEL receive orders for
SHIRTS which win be executed Immediately at her Shirt
tstabis hment, I29 Nassau street., New York.
Just received another OF Shirts fine stitched, hem
stitched, fancy plain, and corded Also, few colored
shirts, neat patterns.
Mrs b. request of several ladies, has changed her
hour--can be seen from to o'clock, p No 10, Uni
ted States Hotel. May %
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Inn ortant Announcemcnt-Denmark and the Ouchles.
We cut the following from the Liverpool Mercury Of
the 5th
In the House of Commons, last night, Lord Pamerston
announced that Prussia and Denmark have accepted the
going for amicabe settlement of all the questions in
dispute The importance of this announcement politi-
caliy and commercially, hardly be overrated."
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IRIS BENNAN Will remain n few days WASH

BENNAN Will remain few days In " ash
lf ngton receive orders for shirts, which Will be ex-
ecuted Immediately, her shirt establishment l29 Nassau
street, New York.
Just received from New York one case specimens OF
choice pattern Gentlemen wishing such garments are
respectfully invited to call.
Can be seen from IL O'Clock, m, every day, at 10
U. s. Hotel
May lift
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DEFKIGEkATORS, Water Cooler, bathing Tubs
~ SHOWER AND SPONGE BATHS.--The subscriber
has manufactured large supply of the above reasonable
articles, which he offers Tor at the lowest prices.
His we'll known reffgerators are made on the most APP
proved principles and will consume less Ice than any other
N be market, and are the cheapest in the country.
Always hand large stock OF block, laPanned, and
common TN ware made of the best materials and at low
pHces Tin roofing and spoung done in the most sub
sahlai manner, and at the lowest rates.
JOS H. HEWITT, Penn. avenue,
Opposite Wizards City Hotel.
May l7-3teod Nat Intel
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~ BLANCARD has the honor to return his SINGER

IL thanks his friends and the public generally Tor the
unceasng patronage he has received during the last twelve
years He has the inform them that he has ia
ken the Cry HOTEL, New York, under long lease and
this establishment Icing much spacious and cono-
dios than his former one he will be able accommodate
greater number of his kind friends lie has ehtted and
he'd anew, that in point of elegance and comfort
it is equal TO any hotel in the city. -
+. Bancards establishment, the PAVILION, New Bright
on Staten Island is also open for the reception OF guests
who may prefer country residence and sea air
f. BLANCHARD.
Cry HOTEL New York, May 20, lsis.
Mav2 3-2aWJw
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DIR. ChriAtie's Medical Galyanism.

MONC the first thoag hts suggested by the remarkable
ZION medical science CAP aid "a The alteration Of
deasef In replying this questions answer unhe
tatngy in the affirmative. Gavansm has been found of
the advantage in many diseases and the beneficial
results with which It's application has been followed in
merous and most affecting cases are described appar-
emily miraculous When every means has been tried with
success and the last lingering ray of hope has depart
ed the wretched sufferer has been restored through its
influence comparative health, comfort, and happiness.
The fact is peculiarly applicable to those terrible and
aeut disorders called Nervous Complaints in which medi-
cine is of feeble ayaibeng often entirely useessas
in of confirmed dyspepsia paralysis tic dooreux,
bronchitis, chronic rheumatism nervous headache, and
many others In all these disorders DIR. Christies gayanc
rings, belts, necklaces bracelets, &C. Of Immediate
and certain benefit.
Many distinguished physicians have had the candor TO
acknowledge the wonderful efficacy Of Dr. Chrsties dis
following has been voluntarily given from of the most
distinguished physicians in Boston, Mass;
g For all whom it may
"I the undersigned without the least hesitation, do feel
warranted in asserting that the gavanc articles invented
by Dr. A. H. Christie, contain very valuable properties,
fractions and itaons of the nerves, also in of apo
pexy and epeptc fits They have been used by many of
have conveTsed with many who have declared TO their
perfect confidence in them, especially in rheumatic ahec
disease OF the character and 1t in myser
coanexion with the of the human SYSTEM that
the remarkable efficacy of these articles is owing Al
though explain the rationale of the benefit of
Christies inventions, still many authentic have
Just give in-or seeing is believing" The science of
physiology has many extraordinary facts to be explained
strange and important. j. b. MCMAHON, NJ. ID.
"BosroS, Aug. 3d. 1917"
Many testimonials, equally respectable and pamphlets
with full descriptions may be had gratis Of the authorized
agent, or they will be sent by mail.
CAUTION.
The great celebrity and Of Dr. CHRlSTIE'S gal
articles has caused them be rfeited by
prncpled persons. To guard the public against decep
on there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
each city town, from whom alone the genuine articles
can be obtained. al sold elsewhere spurious and
worthless No pedlars travelling agents WILL any
count, be EN- ployed.
All applications requesting further information, regard
ing business with DIR. Christie, shouldb addressed
ID. G. MOORHEAD Agent General for the U s.,
No IS2 Broadway, New York
Only agent in Washington, ID. Co.
M. II. STEVENS, No. !, Browns Hotel
May 25-ThSNMf
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Sow i. the T,me-Grrot Attrnctlon.,

THE subsc rber having determined close his large
and valuable stock of fancy and staple drygoods will
om this date sell OF his entire stock OF goods
Strangers and citizens requested to call imme dIatey,
before the assortment is broken.
May A-6td GEO. STETTlNlUS.
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THE most magnificent works OF Art ever exhibited

consisting OF sxtyone figures as large as life, repre-
seating the supper trial and rucitixon OF Savior
three Of the important and interesting scenes In the
A Of Christ These great works of art are now open tor
exhibition for days at Odd Fellows Hail. 7th street.
Admission % cents children half price.
Nav 23-6
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Tickets s2O--Halves sIo-Qnanss o.
GA orders from distance icksu, shares, or pack
Address D. PAINE 81 CO, Managers,
May 26-3tawddc Baltimore. Md.
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TyENALE HOu Sc, sERVANT.-For sale a first rate
I cook washer and ironer and chambermaid under 80
years old OF the strongest constitution, and correct moral
iabll, Inquire L street, doors west of 10Th.
MAY 2O-eOd3t
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GOOD Common Playing Cards, 81 per dozen
VI Fine do do Si y per dozen.
Crehores and Bartletts eagle playing cards at unu-
sualiy low prices.
May % +. TAYLOR.
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Washington National Mon N ent

Lime-Cement -Sdnd.
phOPOSALS will be received by the Building Committee
OF the Washington National Monument until 10 O'Clock,
On tuesday the Both Instant furnishing the quality
Lime, Cement and sharp Sand be delivered the
onumen and as may be required For particulars APP
Ply TO Robert Mils esq, architect.
THOS. CARBERY,
GEO. WATTERSTON,
:, VIM. A. BRADLEY,
NAY H-eod Building Committee.
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THE Csp~ssnesufp heretofore existing under the Arm
i OF Haw Yelo 81 Co, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent-Ceouze w. Yellot, retiring from the hrm
GEORGE w. YELLOTT.
May l3-eo2w
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Tickets $l2- Halves $6-Quarters So
Certificate of package of rs whoes $I70shares pro-
portion.
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II Der begs leave inform his friends ard the public gem
.ay that he sui continues the house fu mshg business
a NE old stand opposite the Centre Market, up stairs for
merry occupied by Botelcr McGregor, where may at all
.s De found general variety of useful and ornamental
mousse keeping articles prices much reduced from former
aus lie deems 1t unnecessary pariicularize the vari
articles kept for sale, but simply to that his
lO ishnieni, may be found general assortment of
Cabinet ware, chairs, &c,
China, glass, and crockery ware
Hardware, Britannia ware, and cutlery
Plated and German-slver goods
I'm and wood ware, baskets and brushes
Lookingglasse 5olarnmps and grandoes Nc
together with great variety OF fancy ARTICLES ALI oC
hch he pledges himself to sell prices that cannot fail 10
lease, ana ON accommodating terms Purchasers are ear
aesty solicited call and examine articles and nrices
April s-eoii3w C. w p0TETEp
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, May a. 1913.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. viii be received at this

- department until O'clock the goth day of June next
for supplying the stationery and executing the printing de-
crbed IN tue three schedules below The stationery must
be Of The best qualify and the printing executed in the
best manner Samples of the former must accompany
each bid and specimens of the latter will be shown to bid
ders at the several bureaus if desired.
The successful bidder will be required TO give bond with
approved suretes for the faithful fument Of his contract
and the department viii the right to order the art
ces such times and in such quantities may deem
proper and TO increase diminish the quantities stated
below.
the department
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DIN POINT COMFORT HOTEL.-This extensive and
| beauttul establishment is open for the reception
of visiers Surrounded entirely by salt water it affords
eyery facility for seabathing, and offers every inducemen
ia he traveller in pursuit of health pleasure The hotel
i complete in all its arrangements. Active and efficient
assistants have been procured. and exeItion will be
oared TO render IL in all respects the agreeable and
interesting resort IN the whole country
Board per day - w
By The week at the rate of l so per day.
By The mouth, at the rate OF 10 do.
Chllren and servants half price.
JAMES s. FRENCH.
Nav 3-2twjW
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[IeusE-FuRNIsnING WAREROOMs--Th

~ the relief and permanent OF all diseases.
A pew supply this day received At STEVENS'S
NAY '-bueod Sale sroom Browns Hotel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17
w o M ANS WILL;
OR, THE NEW rALFRY.
FROM THE GERMAN OF LsSGREls.

Sir Hugo had reached his fifiieth year
unmoles,ed by any passion save an arden,
one for the flowing goblet. Instead OF
love passages his delight was in ,ourna.
men,s, whence he always returned vic,o-
rians. At length he was thrown from The
saddle of his Indifference, By the beardless
litter, Love! lie saw Angelica. the fair.
est maiden of the land. Togo, his grey
hairs, and unmindful Of the incongruiiy Of
an union between May and December.
led her TO the nnriial. Fortunately. An
gelira was modest as she was fair, and her
firm virtue fepulsed the numetous butter
flies that swarmed round the opening
flowers Of the beauty. Sir Hugo knew
the tried yirlue OF his consori, and there
lore was she TO him dear, and precious as
the apple Of his eye.
One morning. he rode out tn pay visit
to neighboring hroiher.in.arms. his ho-
nest squire, Conrale, ,rotling after him.
Scarcely had they proceeded half way,
when the knight suddenly stopped, and
said
" Come here, Conra,le: most torment.
ing thought has just occurred to me. This
is The very day that Father Nicholas comes
TO the castle TO say mass for my dear wife
and myself, and | am not at all inclined
to have him in my abode during my ah-
sence; so gallnp back, and desire yonr
lady in my name, not TO admit the priest. !"
Conrade paused and shook his head, as
if in doubt, and replied, =" Excuse me. no
Bile sir; but, perhaps, the lady Angelica.
if left to her own discretion, viii do what
You wish"
"a curse on your perhops!" exclaim-
ed the knight; ~ make all sue by giving
the order"
"Do you think so ;" replied the squire;
"now l. in my simplicity, believe exact.
" the contrary. Take the advice ofyour
faithful servant for once in your life. Let
things take their course, and give no or
ders upon SO delicate point"
"A fig upon your ielicacy!' replied
Sir Hnngo. angrily what absurd fancies
you have got in your head to-day. Do
you think an hours ride back task so
very tedious 7" -
"Oh, If il comes 10 that, sir" rcjoined
Conraie, a. have no more TO say" He
put spurs 10 his horse, and rode back to
the castle. 4 @@a ~s4@ s@~
Angelica saw him galloping up, and
cried, in terror, from the window, ---"what
has brought YOU back in such haste Has
any accident happened to my lord! I"
"None whatever, gracious lady," an.
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yer To iidicule sacred things what 9th
ers may esteem such, however absurd
they may appear 10 he.
Never 10 show leviiv when the people
are prolessedly engaged in worship.
Never to resent supposed Injury till I
know the views and mnlives oil the anthor
Of il; nor on any orcasinn TO reiaiiaie,
Never 10 judge persons character by
external appearance.
Always 10 take the psrt Of an absent
person who is rensured in company, SO
Far as truth and propriety will allow.
Never 10 think The worse Of another on
account af his differing with me in poli,i.
cal or religious opinions.
No 10 affect 10 he witty, or 10 Jest so as
10 wound the feelings of another.
To say as little as pnss,ble Of myself,
and ihose who are near io me. ii
Not TO obtrude my advice unasked.
Never TO court the favor Of The rich BY
tiaiierIng either their vanity or their vices.
Frequently 10 review my conduct and
note my faiings. s s8
On all occasions to have in prospect the
end Of life and future state. DR.. West.