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ANOTHER STABBNG CAsE.-Ssveral young
men got into difficulty, last night, on John
street, above Third, when knives were Dlrawn.
One of their number, named Peter MOI re, re-
ceived several stabs In the back, none O. which
are regarded dangerous. John Dona' Iau and
John Williams were arrested on charg of COM
mittng the crime. They were sgh ly under
the influence of liquor.
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Ig"As D gentleman named Rogers was
taking ride in his buggy, last Saturday morn.
ing, when, at the corner of John and Ninth
streets, his horse came in collision with an
omnibus, rap of, upset the buggy and smashed
it up. Fortunately, Mr.. Rogers escaped in
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~ A collision took place on the western
division of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
last Friday morning, between n couple Of
freight trains. Several cars wore crushed, and
the engines badly damaged. The only cause
assigned for the accident was that one of the
trains was behind time. Nobody was injured.
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FAIR AT CHICAGO.--The United States Agri-
cultural Fair will commence at Chicago on the
18th of September and continue seven days.
An immense gatherings is looked for, and with
q view of accommodating the travel, Superin-
tendent MoLaren has arranged to ticket to
Chicago and return rin Dayton and Lima, for
twelve dollars. 500 advertisement.
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asD~As the horticultural Fair commences
at Palace Garden tomorrow, the entrance to
the concert-room will be chan ged to one door
south. The concert-room will be kept open
during the Fair. Admittancc ten cents.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-05

Gs-rhil. Drumley, altar Jacob Gibson, and
William Hughes, two welllnown pickrock-
| els, were arrested by Lieutenant Small last
evening, and confined in The Hammond
street Station-hOusc.
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rs A young man named Dc Butts, en-
ployed at mill, near Belts and Western-row,
had his arm nearly severed from his body on
Saturday afternoon by circular saw, which
he was using at the time.
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MALICIOUS SHOoTING.-A man named n.
Goldsmith was arrested, on Saturday evening
last, for the crime of malicious shooting, COM
mitted about the 18th Of June last, on Front
street.
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HOME INTEREST.

fga. II. Parvin, Advertising A AGent, No.
80 West Fourth street.
EtS- Daguerrean Gallery, aoutt.west c0r-
ner of Sixth and Western.row, over Hannafords
drug store Pictures taken and Put in good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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E1NOR SALE-A SCREEN-A paper screen,
"a, ten by twelve feet, almost new. Apply at Miss
suite of rooms for rent well adapted to the dress
making business. Sep3.bs
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G@-We understand that cars will be placed
on the Cincinnati Street Railroad as soon as
the track is completed to Western-row.
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIVALS. Ls.-Merose, Portsmouth; Boston, Louis
ville Dunleith Maysville; Wenona, Madison; Leon,
Pittsbnrg.
DEPARTURES. - Melrosc, Portsmouth Boston.
Louisville; Dunleith, Maysvile; Wenons, Madison;
Challenge, ST. Louis; Economy, st. Louis; Conewago,
Memphis,
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NOR SALE-DINING SALO0N-The old
A. and wcll-established Dining Saloon, at No. q
East Fou'th street. having seventy-fve prompt pay
ing boarders, and good rRnsien trade For further
nNrticularS inquire on the premises. sepads
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gsg- For fine pears, peaches, ounces and
grapes go to Hamilton & Co.'s, Walnut-street,
next door to Gibson House.
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&sg-A pickpockct named John Miller eC'
capped from the gang while working on the
hill side last Saturday.
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Gg-For good likeness, go to Applegate's,
No. 5S Broadway, and you will bo suited.
Pictures taken in all styles and prices.
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MISOR SALE--A RARE CHANCE-A pair
n Of fine mucs and covered wagon. Also good
route, that paying from $40 to S2J per week. The
owner Ia removing to tho country. Address Box
1851, orcGil at 3N Westorn-row. sp5b+
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-Ala large furnished front room,
AD for lady and gentleman, can be had at 2l9 West
Fifth-street; stone front building. Also few single
gentlemen can obtain boarding. sep3-bs
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H1S0R SALE-HORSE-A fine young horse,
a warranted by the owner. Can bo seen ut G. II.
L1NGER'S stable, on SiXth.street, between Smith
and Mound. sep3-bs
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~" The remains of Mr.. Geo. i. Hawks
were followed to their final resting place yes
terday by large number of friends.
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E7OR sALE-GROCERY- stock, fix
"a lures and good will of flrst.rate Grocery
stand in u central location. Stock small and we'll
selected. Inquire at No. 2O7 Western.row. scpJ.b*
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FOR RENT.

ESOR RENT-MEAT STORE-One Of the
II oldest established and best stands In the city;
25S West Sixth street. sep3-bS
LyOR RENT-FRONT OFFICE AND
IL SECOND TYPOGRAPHY at No. % Front.street,
between Main and Walnut sepl-di
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&s- Meteorological obseryai ions for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, Optician, No.
7 West Fourth-strest, Septombe 3, 1859.
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LOST

n .OST--A BRACELET--0n Thursday, a
hLA plain gold bracelet, with the name of Mary l..
Stewart engraved on the inside. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving 1t with A. p. Stewart,
No. II East Fro't street. ser3-b'
II 0ST-0VERC0AT--I lost white gum
- overcoat from tho top of my bus, between the
be paid for his trouble, by leaving it at WOOD 4
SHARPS, 6O3 Sixth street J. JOHNSON.
isep3.b-1
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"ANTED-SCHOLARS-By competent
w teacher several persons to receive lessons on
the piano; alao instructions in vocal music. Address
''Music," Penny Press Office. sepl.aw
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EPITONIE.

KELLOGG b WILLIAMS. Sale.roons % and "a East
Thirds treet.-lruesday morning, September q, at
so'clocl;, Jowelry, &c. See adv.
H. s. MILgs& Co., 33 Main. n.street-Tueeday morning,
September ?, Mt O'Clock, Groceries, &c. See adv.
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THE PRES S.
hTONDAY.m~-.--...-..-.. ..sBpTEMBRR 5
E A rs! w ANTs!!

II you want servant, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS
If you want house, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
" you want to sci, anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
IF you want to buy anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
In fact. every want supplied by advertising in
THE PENNY PRESS.
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wv ~ANTED-AGENTS-T sell desirable
w work Just published "Julinn's Interest
Tables containing accurate calculations of Interest
at0, !, s, 9and Oper cent, both smple and com.
pound, on all sums from cent to $1,000. and from
une day to six years. A rare opportunity TO make
money in the sale Of this new, cheap and useful
work For further information as to success, esti-
mony in Its favor, and erms, address stamp incosed)
or apply to J. HAZARD DAVIS, Az Fifth-street.
Isep2.amtJ
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Barometer. Their
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WANTED - TERRIER PUPS Under
Wv nine mouths old, to come aud
kill Rats, free of charge, OH next Sunday, HNS81
ut O'Clock, In rear of the Burnet House, NS1
Burnetstreet, between Vine an Race %hzaasss=9-~
and Third and Fourth. sep2.bf
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NNTANTED-IMMEDIATELY Six good
Wv girls to cook, wash and iron, and o 0 champer-
work. Call at Mrs. WARMERS intelligence once
os Fifth street, between Western-row alu 'onn oas
Persons wanting to employ girls to sew or run sew
ing-machines, can get them at the same office.
Taap
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WANTED.

WANTS" "FOR SALE" "T0 LET,"" Lust
"F0UND," &C., in this column, occupying nv hn~
or less. two Insertions twenty five cents.
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WANTED-A HOUSE-By gentleman
w with small family, no children. house vi u
out hall not desirable Address Box 100 PoStoftoe
Taanp. .hyr -endt1
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WANTED-EMpLoYMA' 'Snmas san maks pOItsT' 0rssIi
useful, in or out of the city. Ad, 'ress U. P TINS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-28
By CANNoN y nIATTHEWs.
DEREMPTORY SALE

IL
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PARLOR, DINING ROOM
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, AND COTTAGE
w . SUITS, OF VARIOUS STYLES
=, we shall sell, by catalogue, TUESDAY MORNING,
Nay 3D. commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the large
Messrs Garfield Bro, Baltimore Charles sts
large of and fashionable CAB
NkT FURNiTURE. We name in part
Oh SUITS OF WALNUT AND MAHOGANY PARIOR
~OFlRN1TURE, in Hair Cloth consisting of Teea Tetes
Sofas Parlor and Arm Chairs Library and Reception do
Reclining and Rocking do, Marble TOP Sofa and Boonet
Tables Walnut and Oak Extension Tables What nots Hall
quality. " f
XII Dozen OF PARLOR AND CHAMBER CHAIRS. of
COvarious styles
ALSO,
% SUITS OF COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE
%.Oomamented ash and imitation of oak.
Catalogues be had Wednesday morning previous tn
sale by application to the Auctioneers.
Terms cash, in city funds
aplg-tS CANNON az MATTHEW'S Auctrs
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Anblft Sails.
BY SAMUEL III. COVER
VATUApT 4 DDSnTfS IIS, ~.

dr. VALUABLE PROPERTY
#sE At On NORTH EUTAW STREET
viii sell on THIS Thursday AFTERNOON 9sI, inc. .
o'clock on the premises, all the following ecrih
valuable property, viz: Nii'eu very
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
etc, beginning for the the Of Euaw st
the distance of sixty -four feet south from the
Of Entaw and Saratoga streets and running thence
south, binding Euaw street, thirty feet
parallel with Saratoga street. hundred forty feet ~
twenty feet alley; thence north binding said alley thirty
ming, etc.
The Improvements consist of handsome twOstory and
tic BRICK DWELLING, with brick Back Building, etc
with many conveniences for family, etc.
Title indsputable
Ground Rent { I2s Cd, or slJ Terms at sale
SAMUEL H. COVER, Auctioneer,,
an2ltS baltimore strapt
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Elai1tiu.l.
HppJNCEJETn Hall

SPRINGFIELD HALL.
~ SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, under
the of the Rev JOHN R. kEEcH, near FALLSTON Har
ford county, Maryland THE 18th SESSION THIS OLD AND
ESTABLISHED SCHOOL will commence on MONDAY, I'd of
ay Access easy and terms accommodating Address as
above ap263tt
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FUR
lIYOUNG LApIES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
BRANCHES ui and thorough being under the direction
an efficient Faculty of able and xperenced Teachers Every
necessary appliance equirei for Female education
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
Sch ol.
Fo. terms of admission further information address
Rev htO LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount Washington,
Baltim Co., Maryland, Rev. DR.. HEINER Second St
LEfS. fillmore street. and at Mr. Geo Gelbach's, Second
street apStf
NEW LONDON CADEMY,
~ , . ~ CHESTER COUNTY, Pa.
The 252 Session of this weknown School will commence
May 2, 1852 1t is located in retired and healthy village,
justly celebrated for the saubrity of its climate the
elevated cha acter of its citizens Coach morn
to convey Students to the Academy
Terms-S5 per Session of five months The Principal NAV
be seen at the May House pril 18th and Doth.
A LEN HOFFMAN,
N DESIGNER AND CARVER
ID A w " g A N d N Cd Ell ING
SCHOOL,
No ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story,)
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
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DoCToR FISHERS !T"SDrnr,r~
COMPOUND TINCTUREi
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE is unsurpassed for
the many Complaints for which il has been introduced DR.
Fisher after many years Of successful practice in Europe
takes pleasure in Offering to the world at large, Medicine
which in has failed in relieving suffering OF
t0nsadS That have awaited themselves of its To those
afflicted with
The value of "Fishers Compound Tncure," is beyond
estimation.
In Weakness Sickness or Acity of the Stomach
Loss of Appetite Nervous Debility Impury of the Blood
Fatulency and all Diseases arising from dsorered so-
mach, or inactivity of the digestive organs,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE,
will speedily arrest When the strength and sirits are h
ken, the stomach torpid and relaxed, this
"W0NDERFUL" COMPOUND,
accompIishes miracles This combination of Vegetable sub
stance exquisite in taste, and astonishing in efficacy, has
achieved success beyond parallel 1t what it processes
to be- complete cuier of all diseases arising from disor
~ 1t does not contain
y PARTICLE OF MERCURY,
any other Deleterious Mineral
TO those whose business requires them travel through
different sections of the country,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
is invaluable No one should leave their home without
sup ly of
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
The change of drinking water to which those thatare
cling often subject frequently diSaranges the stomach
and bowels causing bilious dysentery and fever One
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
in glass of water three times day, will prevent those
dreaded complaints.
DR. Fisher but asks the afflicted to give his
COMPOUND TINCTURE
trial. dent that all who it will be relieved from
their suherings.
Price 81 single bottle, bottles for one dollar
10 be obtained wholesale or retail from
A. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
Mineral Water establishments
No SO Baltimore street,
ap2llm Baltimore, Nd
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SPENCES PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
III III lsE NERS4III
DR. HART'S

- VEGETABLE EXTRA CT!
Is the only known remedy for EPILEPSY Failing Sick
ness, and all Affections Of tine Nervous system
The many cures effected by this wonderful medicine is
truly remarkable.
It has been before the public OVER TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS! During which time thousands of persons have
been restored to HEALTH AND HAPPINESS through its
agency.
lady recently remarked that her daughter cured
Of FITS OF TEN YEARS STANDING. A gentleman stated
that his son had Fits twenty years Some five years
since he was cured BY THE USE OF THE VEGETABLE
EXTRACT Hundreds Of instances might he cited wherein
cures of Epilepsy, OF FN f. TEN and TWENTY years
have been effected But the afflicted will find the trial
one package eflicacious than A THOUSAND CERTE
FlCAIES Price S. single package four packages $40
CHANDLER Il BAYLEsS, 81 Walker street, \. T.,
General Agents for the United States
MCPHERSON Il MARSHALL, Agents.
BALTIMORE STREET,
Roll;
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BY GIRSON & 60

f=.s1 THE SAVAGE MANUFACTURING
#;i,l COMPANY'S COTTON MILL AND WORKS FOB
49, SALE-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Howard County and also under voluntary deed of trust
the undersigned will sell, the public sales room in this
city on WEDNESDAY the 4h Of May next at the hour Of
o clock, +; NJ, Ill THE WORKS OF THE SAVAGE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, on the Patuxent river in
Toward county 10 miles from the City of Baltimore on the
Washington turnpike. ~ VIZ
The works consist of large COTTON MILL of I4O looms:
i5O0 spndles well equipped with machinery. which at
small cost a few modern improvements could be added
large MACHINE SHOP, FCRNAt +, BLACKSMITHS and
MHEELW RlGHT'S SHOPS, GRIST MILL, LARGE COIN
TRY STORE, MANAGERS HOUSE with some SEVENTY
r 10 Et N LEN hMENIS for operatives together with
me water power and works being well known and pur-
chsers Will examine for themselves all further description
unnecessary. The property lies about mile from the
Washington Branch Railroad with which it can be connect
ed by ashort railroad for which the grading already made
Terms OF Sale-Onesixth CASH onesixth months; bal
ance IN - Is p and 80 months with interest approved
security c. MLEAN,
G.. II. WILLIAMS.
Trustee
apl32aw3w&ds 4nctioTaeIrs
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Gianos anG Nilusit.
THE BEST PIANO FORTES

$50 THE BEST PIANO FORTES
U II CHICKEIsING IL SONS.
. They have received 80 Medals for their su-
perorty over all other makes and the late the Ma
ryland Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD. They are
United States. " ~
Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned l. II STODDlRn
d2iu No. South Calvert street
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6aants.

WANTED.-The present employers of a young
of three years experience desire to procure for
him situation in respectable house change in their
business leaving for him Recommendations full
nd satisfactory Address EmpOyers, ut this Office ap6tf
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Sankfrs an6 Srokfrs.

THO. S. CUTTINGS & Co,
- BANKERS. EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No % South STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes. and other
collaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncurrent Funds, and
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits jalSf
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ftE.s& ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-By virtue
H;s of order of the Orphans Baltimore CITY
A- the undersigned, Administrator of John Martin OF
James will offer for sale public auction the premises
on SATURDAY,, the Both day of April, 1889 o'clock in
the afternoon
THAT LOT OF GROUND fronting on the north side of
Saratoga street. about So feet Wansbeck street
and fronting Saratoga street IL feet with depth
feet to twenty feet aey and fronting said alley 2 feet
and improved by BRICK HOUSE, two stories high and
No; $40, and subject to yearly rent of S6.25.
Terms Of sale: tnethrd cash, and the balance and
months the credit payments carry interest and to be
cured by notes with approved security.
ap20ts ADF2FOE e. 20 Incfionnr,
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Gu-Qmtnrrsbip Aotitts.


'JNIIE INTEREST OF MR.. JAMES KNOX IN
n,,, w., o,, Yn ,''' '''ll' '''' KNOX co.
baltimore, 18th April, lS59. ap2Otf
rO-PARTNERSHIP.-W the undersigned,
Ohave this day ENTERED into CO-PARTNERSHIP
under the AID style of MARTIN, BELT CO. for the
its branches p G. MARTIN
, E. n. BELT
BALTIMORE, January l, 1856. ja-tf
CARD.-MARTIN, BELT & CO., Distillers of
- pure Rye Malt and Wheat Whiskeys los North Howard
St, Baltimore, Md, ial-tf
A. O-PARTNERSHIP.-W the undersigned,
Shave this day formed Cepartnership under the name
and style of CHILDS AYNOR for the purpose conduct
ing 6 EN- 2AL PROVISION AND WESTERN PRODITCE
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at 4S South street. Elk
change Palace, Baltimore
J. W. CHILDS.
JOHN GAYNOR.
In addition to Commission business we have made
ample arrangements in the West have our supplies brought
from the best packing points, which, with the advantage of
extensive Smokehouses here, will afford facilities that
good stock of PRIME BACON, PORK, LARD, &c And hay-
ing all that Is necessary to carry this object will
make it to the interest of dealers and purchase
from CHILDS & GA YNOR
avail myself of this opportunity to acknowledge nv
hanks Tor the liberal patronage extended
nope the new arrangements have made will produce in
crease Of trade and enable merit the
diff JOHN GAYNOR.
TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN GIL
Il BERT CASSAItD, Sr, and THOMAR CASSARD under
the firm of q. CASSARD u son, DISSOLVED on the
10th OF November last by the decease the senior partner
the ofthe old firm Of G. CASSARD 4 SON Al
n3tf THOMAS CASSARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-01
~SUMMERnRETREATS:."
rRQGKRRlQGR .RAI4HS........

TvlS yori;r itryns place VIII for. te reoep-
tiou of vs0rs the first day, Of Iuux tsp. From
t6se who tried the vrucsof Tie water and Who Snow
the Of the
fars ami |QiSps, c0nl!pusd psuSpsEt esass,nilyex,
peeted while |, hoped thar the rapidly growing rrnutn.
lion o. 'he snhs and the facility or 10 t6 VIII
largely extend the ist Of yssry during
The Heilrrs bath Is 10 by j0feet in size and IN fol
ladits - by3o The srt 10 ffrhy caronaeIi und con
t'p syat!rybf salts Of mineral grcd.u; anoug thetn
Iron and MaRpYsiA II bathing p l,.. water hts been
pronounced Sy mahy persons Of long and varied expert.
e"rto bs the most atghfdl and invgotauns tha, thy
have evertrf It has proYrd especially pBcacaDus hud
curative in diseases peculiar 10 fciuaies. :,
Inc Centrsf RarbAt r within ne miles 6r the Baths
anaSasora Leaving icitonL or blaxandyia Id ,he uir
ing, reaeh here by sunset ue sapeday. "A daily us OF
stages eonhects With the Railroad at nshen depot The
Nor!h Srer ~hieh runs through grounds attached
,. psu aroT9 FACILITIES for boating aui fslg. and lr
ne'ehoorhE mountains afford excellent hunting ground
The al SPARE no pains h these and
all pter rsspefis, h promoting te aIpusasvut we'll
comfort Of his guests lie has leased The prpperiy rpu
Bath cohpstry dutlnst present ear and Il will be
DEF Dis exclusive inaiaEcmtut and contrib. 'ear Il"
Ts.Ns-s? per day. fi9 per revk aud e.. p,r mon,h4
weeks 70 the month Children ID servant, half Price
Reference may be had sst MANY rvf 10 his TX:
sslency Henry Wise Esl,, Gose1or Of vr.n. John
Nahen, anu H. A. Paine. t4qs, OF Gichpold Col r u;
S,uh, superintendent of t1- Virginia military fnhtire
AID ltay, Vim. s. %hte, p-D., Lexiosaon.. l!aa
june I-cst. =, AVN JnRntS
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- IIYGEIA HOTEL. ....- -.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VIRGINIA,

fyilS most derctah" board summer looa, ed
l. in full view Of Hampton Roads aud the Chesaprak,
hay aud aithe ste "f the largest military post Cnon
ori Monroe will be ready for tho rceeIionuf v,.orson
the 10Th OF June. ,.r,, .,'.i ,...,..,.., -,-
Nows,ering pac. in America presents higher attractions
than this bright particular lucat, OF the snny Svr
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