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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-02

INJURY TO GRAIY.-Maj. Bidwell, OF Butte, has
a wheat field of six hundred acres, which, a
short time ago, it was thought, would yield
$4,000 bushels of wheat, but which will not
yield one-fourth of crop. having been injured
by frost.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-02

These States would give fourteen votes for
the Democratic candidate for President
REPUBLICAN,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, 2Sth of June, by the Rev. J.
Spencer kennard Mr.. WILLIAM I. PADGETT,
TO Miss MIRANTIIA A. FRINCkS, both OF Al
exandria, Va.
On the 9TH ult., at Trinity Church, Georgetown,
ID. c., by the Rev. Father Mcguire. GEORG
FORREST GREEN, Of Roscdale, TO MARIA L..
DEVEREUX, daughter Of the late William De-
ycreux, of Washington.
On Wednesday, June 21th, in Christ Church,
Charlottesville, Rev. JAMES 3. HERRlCk. OF
New York, to Miss SOPHIE MCILVAlNE
BLEDS0E, daughter of Prof. Bledsoe, of the
University of Virginia.
On the 3lSt Of May, by the Rev. K. n. Sledd,
Mr.. ANpREW J. DAWSON, and Miss MIL
DRIED L. CHlLDDRESS, all Of Albemarle
County, Va
On the 9th ult., by the Rev. B. p. Warwick, at
the residence of the brides mother, Mr.. K. NJ.
GREENWOOD to Miss MALlNDA +. WILL
LIAMS. all of Fredericksburg.
On Wednesday morning last, lay the Rev. A. NJ.
Randolph, Mr.. FAYETTE W. JOHNSON, to
Miss GABRIELLA JOHNSON, all of Fredericks-
burg
On Tuesday, the 10Th ult.. ut Edge Hill, by the
Rev Mr.. Fisher, DR.. WILLIAM WALTER
DOUGLAS, to Miss BETTE l.. CHlNN, both
Of Richmond County.
On the 5th Of June, at Mantua, Northumber-
land County, Na the home Of the bride, by the
Rev. f. A. Davis Miss ELIZA b. SMITH, TO
Mr.. WI. y. BROCKENBR0UGH,o Of Richmond
County, Va
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zSRI PIT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROP
PER THE ADRIATlC.

New YORK, June30 .-The Adriatlc brings
intelligence that the Church Rate abolition
bill was thrown out in the House of Lords by
great majority.
The Emperor Napoleon returned to Paris
on the 18th.
The Baden Conference adjourned on the
10Th. 1t is said that the German Princes
were unanimous at a preliminary Conference
on questions referring to their relations with
foreign powers, and that Napoleon repeated
his peaceful assurances at his interview with
the Prince of Prussia, which was most cor
dial one.
The Neapoitan feet had captured two
steamers bound to Sicily, one bearing the
Sandman and the other tho American flag.
They contained $4,000 muskets, 81 cannons
2,000,O 900 Tbs. powder and q considerable
amount of specie. The 500 armed paSsen-
gers found on board were made prisoners and
everything was conveyed to Gaeta. The Sar'
dinian Minister had demanded their restl-
tuition and the English Ambassador supper
ted his demand.
The concentration Of the Piedmontese army
in Ferrera is confirmed. "
CoMMERcfAL-Cotton generally ruled dull but
closed with better speculative and export de-
mand Breadstutfs were dull. Provisions quiet,
and other articles generally unchanged CoLSols
for account 934@93s.
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81 MILES FROM SHA WSVILLE DEPOT,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
NNIIE PROPRIETORS having purchased this
L WATERING PLACE in October last, have
thoroughly repaired and furnished it with entirely
new furniture of the best class, and will open it
for the reception of Visitors the 18th day OF
June.
Having increased accommodations, and made
liberal gements for the comfort Of their guests
they flatter themselves that but few (if any Wa
terng Places will afford the same attractions as
this.
1t is situated in the county Of Montgomery, q
miles from Shawsville Depot, va Tenn K. R.)
on the banks of the Roanoke River, and is sur
rounded by some Of the most beautiful and attrac-
tive scenery to be found among the Mountains Of
Virginia. The water has acquired such a reputa-
ton in the last few years. that it is unnecessary to
say anything in commentator of it. 1t is now
considered specific for the worst forms Of Dys-
pepsia, and remedy for all Cutaneous Diseases,
dsordered conditions of the Stomach, Bowels,
and Liver. and for prostration of the nervous sys
TEN. We might append number of certificates
from Physicians and others acquainted with its
merits, and to these might be added ad iafnitoa
Passengers will be met at Shawsvillc By four
horse 0mnibuses, to convey them over new road
to the Springs. Persons leaving Baltimore, Wash
ington, Richmond, and Petersburg in the morning,
arrive at the Springs the same day; those from the
South will find the same conveyance on the arrival
of each train. BOOTH, COLHOUN q CO.
Montgomery County, Va, ie l3-dlm
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EXCURSION TO GLYMoNr ON JULY 4th.


-reso THE STEAMER THOMAS
-.-ssssSCOLLIER will make two trips to
Glymont Pavilion, July 18th, leaving her wharf at
the foot Of Seventh street at o'clock, Alexandra
at 81 o'clock A. NJ. and will leave Washington at
| o'clock, Alexandria at Il o'clock, T. M, and
will return in time to witness the fireworks.
There will be string band of music in attend
ance.
Refreshments will be furnished by the propre-
tors Messrs. Jones Il Miller.
Round trip tickets from Washington Is cents,
from Alexandria 50 cents. Children under twelve
years of age half price.
Tickets sold at the boat.
Omnbuses will leave the of Penusyl-
vanil avenue and seventh street 1T halt-past
o'clock, and quarter before s, and haf-past II and
quarter before ! o'clock for the boat.
After the boat returns she will lay over ut her
wharf until after the close Of the fire works, for
the accommodation of the citizens of Alexandria,
y2-dtd SAMUEL BAKER, Captain.
80. FOR NEW YORK-Thc now and
lLxGsclegant Screw Steamship MONTlCEL-
10, eager, Captain, will leave the Company's
depot, on Wednesday, July 4h, 1861, at , o'clock,
P. NJ.
Cabin Passage with elegant State Room accom-
modations $3.50.
Returning, will leave New York on Saturday,
July 7th.
For freight or passage, apply to
FOWLE CO., Agents, Alexandria.
II. B. CROMWELL & Co., Agts n. York, Pier No: H.
H5s- NOTICE.-The steamer MONTICELLO,
will hereafter stop at Norfolk every Monday
morning on her inward trip from New York, and
leave the same afternoon for this place and wash
ington. Freight taken ut most reasonable rates.
Passage, including meals, 50.
For freight or passage, apply to
L. ?. CROWELL,
Agent Of the Company at Norfolk.
FOWLE & CO., Agents, Alexandria.
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DEMONSTRATED

7 hear a rumor that the Administration is
about to take 'harsh steps" towards Office
holders throughout the country who ''sym-
pathize with Douglas" Is the threatened
punishment to be inflicted upon those who
Aace sympathized, or only on those who con-
tnue "sot in their ways?" If the former,
a very general sweep may be expected, for
no to the dissolution at Baltimore, the Office
holders generally supposed that Doug las
would be the candidate, and acted accor-
d;nolv A WING.
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DORSEY'S SELF-RAKING
REAPER and MOWER,
FOR 1860.
vEsTER KNOWN.

VESTER KNOWN.
TT IS WELL KNOWN FACT, THAT
i there is no work incident to the Farmers du-
ties, more laborious and toilsome, than that Of
raking or forking OFF the sheaves,. from ordinary
Reaping Machines, and none other than hearty,
robust men, with vigorous constitutions, can en-
dure and perform it properly.
There is no necessity of referring to this matter
ut length, as every owner of an ordinary Reaper
will acknowledge this to be the truth. On tho
commencement Of Harvest, the question docs not
arise as to "who may perform the Raker's part?'
but on the contrary, which one OF the number has
the ability and manly strength, and will consent
to do il! tLatis the question to be settled
Compare for one moment the difference Tho
DORSEY MACHINE needs but u teamstcr, other
machines a man to rake off the wheat and also u
driver to attend the horses. Now the man who
will undertake to ''rake off," cannot be a small
man, otherwise he will lack the physical power to
do this work allotted, then, Of course, his weight
is added to the draught of the machine, and the
horses compelled to draw this extra weight over
soft ground-and after all this additional waste Of
time and labor his work is but mpertectiy per-
formed-let him be ever SO skillful in the manage
ment of his rake or fork, he cannot deliver neat
sheaf or fail to scatter the Straw--On the other
hand, DORSEY'S MACHINE, (as before stately
requires only good driver, the balance Of the
work is done, and done perfect BY the Machine.
per day. The sheaves delivered compact and
straight at the butts, and if the binders do their
duty, a Horse Rake to CLEAN would be useless.
Contrast the difference, and judge accordingly.
Among the recent improvements, have subst!-
tuted maleable iron guards for cast ones.
The Knives, back blade and eye, are Of steel.
The shape of the blade has also been remodeled
and improved. A Self-Adjustible Lever throws
the whole Machinery in or out of gear, BY q back
or forward movement of the Horses without
touching the Lever by hand.
The Divider has been improved and strengthen
ed with grain wheel inside, decreasing side draGghs
materially
The Tongues have Double and Single Trees,
and Yokes ready to attach the horses.
Asa Mower, DORSEY'S MACHINE is second
to none other; it will cut as much grass, and rs
we'll as any other Machine can do it. The Track
clearer has joints to rise and fall with unequal
surfaces, and will clear the track properly.
Gs5- For cutting Glover Seed, this Machine IS
unsurpassed.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent
for the above "REAPER and MOWER" is now
ready to furnish all those who wish to secure the
best combined MACHINE in existence, and
pledges himself to give entire satisfaction, IL every
particular. For Handbils, Circulars, DC, ad-
dress JAMES Sewers,
Wildwood, Clarke County, Va, Agent for
CALVIN PAGE, Frederick, Nd.
Clarke County, Va, my 24-eotJulyl
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Later from Havana, &c.

New ORLEANS, June 30.-The steamship
PHILADELPHIA, from Havana on the Goth, ar
rived last night. The general news is unim-
portant. The health OF Havana was excel
lent.
The U. S. war steamer Pocahontas sails
for Vera Cruz to-day, taking the latest malls
and important dispatches from Washington,
which were received this morning.
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ALEXANDRIA JAIL.-The whole number
of persons committed to the jail of this
county during the month Of June, was tive.
The offences charged against those commit
ted, were as follows: Rioting |; exposing
child l; stealing 3.
The whole number Of persons now IN the
Jail is seven-4 white men, white woman,
| negro man, and ! negro woman.
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1860. A L III A n 4 c. 1850
III 4 RINE II S T


ARRIVED.
Sclr Meborne, Hunt, Richmond, to VIM. ii.
Fowe 4 Son.
Schr Maria Jane Crosby. Eastport, plaster to
Cazcnoye d Go.
5chr Mary Anna, Bowen, Providence, to Bor-
den Mining Co.
'schr. Baltimore, Nave New York to 3. NJ.
Franks.
soop ST. Cloud, Morrison, Smiths Point, corn
TO Geo. II. Robinson.
SAILED.
Schr NJ. Z. Durfce, Robbins Fall River, by
Borden Mining TO.
Sohr Charles Carol, Pratt, Boston, hy Il. VI.
Franks
Srhr Mary Fletcher. Crosby, Portsmouth, n.
H., by Frostbrrg Coal Co.
Steamer G. c. AIger. Fonton, Philadelphia, by
VIM. II. fowle 4 Son.
Steamer Diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore, by
Wheat i Bro.
Steamer ST. Nicholas Guy, Baltimore, by Wheat
& Bro.
MEMORANDA.
SchrS Ann d. Newton: 5. L. Jones, Jones: 81.
Helena Mapcs: Palestine, COburn, and l.. 7. Will
liams. Davis, hence ut New York, 29th inst
Schr W. II. Euatan, Sprague arrived Mt New
York. from Georgetown, b. c., for Newark, 29th
Schr +. Eimore Smith, hence ut Ne" ork, Tor
Bridgeport, 29th inst
SchrS. Albert Pharo, Cavalier, and David Hale,
Cunk!n, hence ut Providence. 2Sth inst.
Schr Isabel Alberto, Tookcr, sailed from Prov'-
deuce for this port 2Sth inst.
.zs" CASTLE LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
Members are earnestly requested to be present
ut the regular meeting this evening, ut O'Clock.
This being the last meeting Of the season, business
of Importance will be submitted requiring the at
tendance OF every member. BY order
" 2-ltH y. P. llULST, Secretary.
Ez}g MOUNT VERNON GUARDS AT
THIS MONDAY AFTERNOON, July Ind, at
O'clock in foH jaiiarm for parade. BY order
o.! the Company.
~ 1T JOHN T. DEVArGIN, 0. s.
M" GREAT REMEDIES OF THE DAY
The T0LU ANUDYNE, the Great Neuralgia.
Nervous Headache. aud Rheumatic Remedy, aud
the UNIVERSAL COUGH EMEDf, for every
description of Lung and Throat Complaints.
These Remedies after six years private use are
now fairly before the public Pamphlets giving n
tull prospectus Of all plans, and testimonials
which can in every case he relied on, and to which
the proprictors ask the most rigid inquiries will be
found with all dealers. Je "o-d&clw
m,s~ THE GRAND TOURNAMENT AND
BALL by the MOUNT VERNON GUARDS, will
take place at COLi.NDIA SPHiNG, on MON
DAY, July 18th.
Full particulars and programme IN future adj
rertiSeEemt. lyZ?-eo"t
NTOTICE.-Thc copartnership OF the firm Of
Y PENNYBACKER 4 PERRY BROS, eX
pircl by limitation, on the lst day of July, 1860,
All persons indebted to said firm requested
10 settle their accounts immediately. Eithcrpart
ncr will use the name of the firm in the settlement
Of accounts We return Our thanks to our friends
FOR their liberal patronage ana solicit continu.
apce If the same to our much esteemed friends,
MesSrs. PAKrL0W, HILL i CO, with WHOM
J. :. PENNYBaCk Err, one Of the partners Of
,hc late frui of peunybacker L Perry Bros, has
associated himself in business.
}. s. PENNYBACKER.
WIN. PERRY.
JOSEPH PERRY.
", ~ II
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Storm in Massachusetts Deaths from Light
ming.

BosroN. June 3O.-The house of Jonathan
Goodnough. at Brighton, was struck by
lightning last night, and he and his son
were killed The wife was also severely IN
iured. A fierce gale prevailed here at the
time with terrific violence, uprootlng trees,
demolishing chimneys, etc. Many sallboats
in the harbor were upset, and it is reported
that several lives have been lost, but the
statements lack confirmation.
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Loss of O. Gulf Steamer.

New ORLEANS, June 29.-The schooner
Arrogant, running between this port and
Sisal, was lost on Alicrane's reef on the 7th
The passengers and crew were saved, but
the vessel and cargo are Il total loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02
Another Political Movement in New York.

New YoRK, June 3O.-The Mozart Hall
Democratic General Committee recommend
u joint electoral ticket in this State, and fall
ing to accomplish this they recommend the
support of Judge Douglas.
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CAPON SPRINGS, Hampshire County,

TINHE subscriber having leased the MOUNTAIN
l. HOUSE, will, in connection with bis own
property, open the entire establishment for the re-
eeption Of visitors the 18th of June. For other
information or circulars, address me rs above
the proprietors Of the Howard House, Baltimore.
4 daily line of Stages and mails from Winchester
and Strasburg, and Telegraph Office OF Winchester.
Persons leaving Baltimore via Harper's Ferry,
Charlestown, and Winchester, arrive at the Springs
at o'clock, y. NJ, same day--those by Washing
ton, Ale Aandsu, and Strashurg at O'Clock, ?. NJ,
same day. JULIUS c. WADDLE,
Cupon Springs my lG-eo2mt Proprietor.
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THE SEVEN FOUNTAINS, or
White .MlpAm and ChaLbeate Springs

WhHe 'MtphHf ana ChdyOeWe oWhyS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
fINHIS pleasant Summer resort will be open for
i the reception Of visiters on the 18th Of June.
Coaches will leave Water Lick Station, on the
Manassas Gap Railroad daily, after the arrival ot
the cars. Distance Il miles up the romantic val
ley of Powelps Fort. Persons leaving Baltimore
via Washington and Alexandria, in the early train,
will arrive at the Springs on the same day
Through tickets obtained at Alexandria.
My Farm, Garden and Dairy are renowned for
the abundance and superiority of their prodnc-
tons. For description Virginia Illustratedl see
Harper's Magazine, December, 1858. Full par
ticulars can be had by application for circnlaEs,
which also contain tho analysis of the several
Waters.
Rooms or Cottages can be secured in advance.
Sulphur or Mountain Water Baths as desired.
Terms IS per week or $50 per month.
Mails daily, postofice Seven Fountains Shen-
andoah, Va. SAML. A. BANNER, Proprietor.
lie 2l--coIm
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DIED.

In Richmond, on the 25th ult., ut the residence
Of her brother John =. Hill, Mrs. MARY JANE
REEDER aged ~ years Her remains were
taken to Fredericksburg on Tuesday morning,
and inferred in the Cemetery.
In Fredericksburg, on Tuesday, the Goth ult.,
at the residence of his hrothcr-in-law, John +.
Brown, esq, WIN. q. BEVERLY. He wa u
kind and liberal friend to those in his neishbor-
hood, and will be long msScd:by them. ale that
gives 10 the poor. lends to the Lord.
At his residence, in Fauquier County, on the
eth ult., Mr.. JOSEPH PUTNAM aged ninety
nine years. The deceased retained his health
and mental faculties in II remarkable degree, up
almost to the day Of his death. He was al honest
man, had lived correct life, and died calm and
contentcd. His memory is respected by all who
knew him.
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Alexandria, Va. jy e-lw


AtrtAxnniA July 81, 1850.
TS:HlS RaNn will be closed on Wednesday, the
81, Of july. It is required that all paper ma
turing on that day. DC PAID On Tuesday, I'd inst j,
and ofernss :or discount must also ba .Aade on
Tuesday. p. L. HOFFMAN,. Cashier.
~ 81
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LOCAL 1T Z IL 8.

list Session. AZ - Hi"'N, L. Aoa-
nnmbcrng about 80, assembled a. .,
DENY, most Of them being attlreo ~ .nnoood,
and wearing their class badges n"U watl.;ns
ed under the direction OF JAS IL
of Fairfax, and his assistant nai 'n"'''
rho Hail The curtain rose a'o oAo0A' az"
Ln EXERCISES were commenced oy Tue sing
ing of the following verses % VIC 'o''0 "a
1.-The Watcher:
Round Friendships holy altar,
Once more. to-day, we stand,
In youth and strength rejoicing,
4 happy, loving band.
Oar hands quick and ready;
our hearts are brave and true,
And with Gods promised blessing,
The right We'll Ger pursue.
Though clouds may gather round Us,
And angry Surgcs rise,
Ia faith and love triumphant,
Their fury we'll despSe;
And on LIES Stormy ocean,
Secure from harm well SAIL
For ocr each angry tempest,
viii love and truth prevail.
Though >al the hour Of parting,
We nope hp meet again;
For uou-ht shall Ger divide ~.
Not cen the sweeping main;
Though deserts lie between us,
And irowniug mountains rise,
|! alt are true and faithful,
Well meet beyond the skies.
Then to each other pedging.
4 love which nccr fail,
Ne boldly bi! defiance
- sorrows wintrY gale;
Our hearts will he united.
Where or we chance to dwell
Yet tears will come unbidden,
.,rA, Sa1nto-nr,,, ,y.s than snokan in a
ns,a;t.,G,I, ,,,,o,n~ Inv Uuph II Dean.
r N.,~r "a ,rhn wa s,,rceeded Inv the
VI :,.; - =, u;a,y,,ha,. Childhood" bv
t reeve. ,".1,n, nnI h,morons dascrin-
l''i1 - Ia,a,,b ~ M
t!o'i VI :, ~; ,t;,Iad urhot
inns. An "r'SI''at o'"'9S"c -, '"V'''0 ~ 1870
VIII We 40 H1't Oui p "' n,.',i p
Heh ny w. ~ ~ o-''. I,r'o1 IT Cr,,nn lanes
,.cn"f1 y, i"SSeH; ' '"I. ri;;l Ip,so',n
r! " oI"' ~ no Tno,.fird LINES r Cation and
~ r',';J J' - l,.>,''a.onI Alton Hunter rec;-
i'a' ~ ..,r ~ - I'i p,o Tb;s wns fo)]ow.
~ ''| .t48.a.., -, E;ra;n;a . NV T Sam
'" - H. OF 81 .'rbo y;rr;n;a
~ei y ,'-S' d ldrn,s -, ,.'rha Clor;es of
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-A"' ''''-N' -. H. c.a Oooo, =
So"'e' lo, p E;nlI .lan oroka
M ,,: ,Ii;,,a ;, 80 H.. ,,raot daiigbr
ne sewing -n"c''iI' ~ ','' o"ia ro.;7ad
"t t'' ,''I'o''. uia ..,nr;a T;sls" bov-
nc o"''. lS'.;,,,>i,. sane, C'horIas r R,r.
ing Dee" p i! $3.50 I;=,.,;'t;n addrass IN
S,r H' t': 49, s,',.a, ,, ard Thomas 8
ne 'i','' ~ ..Thn Ch,rra ~, tho Iioht
, ,. l'l''" > 'G''' ,,,|,orl,, nonnar these
~, -. iI',,n,. Nnva,t n an nd
were iol'o ,.n1 - ''''i' c,tno1' ~ 1ohr
dress on / lc hi>clteH '' '|i'01' ~ w.
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NOTICE


ALEXANDRIA. jane 29fh, 1850.
rJIHIS BANK will he closed L. business on We'd
1 nrsday 18th Of July. anI ii IS expected tha.
all notes maturing on that day aill DO r",I %.
the preceding day: an. il j. requested that I'll OF
..g,nry .og ,liscuunt be made on Monday the 2nd
iu!y, ns;eal, Of tuesday, the usual Offering day.
10 29-3t CHAS. Il. HDtFf, CASHIER.
rJlA&LE CUTLERY AND PLATED WAR;.
tron the best manufacturers, for sale ny
;eI JOHN OGDEN.
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COME TO TIE MOUNTAINS.

T CAN ACCOMMODATE q few B0ARDERS
i comfortably. Those who wish to spend few
weeks i'll the country during the warm weather OF
July and August, vii! find this heslthfnl and
pleasant location Situated At the base OF the
Blue Ridge, in Ashhy's Gap, the village Of Paris
has climate and atmosphere as hsaithful and
inyigorating as can DO found anywhere. 1t Is
easy of access by railroad and stage
b. f. ADAMS.
Paris Fauuuiar Co. Va, la 16-e02W
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FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
YIlHESE SPRINGS, situate fifty miles west Of
l. Washington city, will be opened on the 18th
Of June as frst-cass Watering establishment
The subscriber having become the purchaser.
will make every effort, with competent assistants,
to re-estabish their former high reputation. They
may be reached in six hours from Baltimore, three
from Alexandria, and eight from Richmond, BY
Railroad, with about miles of staging, over
good turnpike.
Rates-jOc. per NOAH $3.50 per day; 80 per
week: $50 per calender month, and $50 for two
months-chidren 2 and under IL years, aud
colored servants, half price-whits servants three
iourths-horses soc. per day. Address subscriber,
"Warrenton Springs ROBERT RnfSGfS.
Eaunuier County. Va. my :lO-2aY2n