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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18
IIENRY EAST.

latc oi .sid county, deceased. All personshav-
lng claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof r. tie subscribers.
90 af b.foTsAie ?sh dag Of Marel, 1867
they May Otherwise by law he excluded from
gu benefit II .nid estate. Those indebted e.
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment 'iv"n under any hand this goth day
"t i.Ir l-tr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18
CHARLES Z. LYNCH.
JH'y -"'-it Administrator.

TIIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the suL.
u serihcr has obtained from the Orphans'
Court o. Baltimore county, letters tesiainenIa.
Ia IN l.n l.inIa III
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18
LeQaL Notices.

TINS Is TO Owe NOTICE. tkst ~ ~.
Il scriber has obtained from the Ornhens'
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of sdtnInIs.
tration on the estate Of
JOSHUA LYNCH, M
late q said eounty, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are har-hv
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouehefa
thereof 10 the subscriber,
On Or befere ne 2sA day u MarcA, 1867;
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
all beneht Of said estate. Those indebted L.
said estate are requested 10 make immaaials
payment Given under my hand this astk
day 81 July. Isea.
CHARLES Z. LYNCH.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18
WARD V. WARD.

i"te 81 said county deceased. AL persons hav-
Ing claims against the said estate ere hereby
warned % exhibit the Same with tho vouchers
thereof. To- the subscriber
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18
MARY EAST.
Admin istratriE.

90, co. D.I..c fsc a. Gag u 1gri IsG.
they ntr ui...iwi.c rs law 10 excluded fras,
ui hru.n' COZ -nd estate. Those indebted l..
7a.d estate u.s requested 10 make iminediat.
payment. TWEEN under nay hand this Let dav
"f August. isaG.
~ .. L.L-..lI ..-LrA..na. -.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18
MORO PHILLIPS

soLs PrrrHurnr Az MA>rrActrrtt.
August li.--..in.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18

more Or less, being the same lot ofground which
10y deed dated the goth day 81 March. 1868, and
recorded among the land records Of Baltimore
county in Libcr e.. II. G., No. -. folio IaI, 4c.,
was conveyed by Ludwic T.. T.. Ro,hicr and.
wife 10 Andrew schwartz.
ALSO.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
5lfo Orlenrs 8irfttorg.

C. NJ MH5 Fc-M
e : y y 70 n
| DEALER III ~
{ q tent Medicines. Etc E,To
/ No. AZ EEaa-z..,a SEQ.
| street
NEW c-s-
60 ''4sesa.oek Of DRUGS
: Is which ara ole. ed 1or saie at p.i.s IN
aeoo-
VIE -NoftAeFn qrotatlors. AIDING small
4Grause q, oo..
- fa~-'''i~s 10 suit he
--.s q guEeh--hss.
COMMISSION Merchants Planter ana Tlr-e;z+a o.
- 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-11

minor allies, her declared allcs-Saxonv,
Hesse Casscl, Hessc Darmstadt, Bavaria,
and Hanover--can place in the field an
army of one hundred and seventy thou.
sand fighting mon.
The Hanoverian army, which was com.
pletely surrounded, is reported to have ca.
pitulatcd.
General BENEDEK has not yet made any
movement, and the Vienna journals claim
that Dresden is no longer of any strategic
Importance, and that it had been arranged
that the Saxon forces should faIh,back OIL
Bohemia as soon as the Prussians advanced
in Saxony. The Austrian army is reported
to be in fine spirits, but the Florence jour.
nails say that the Hungarian troops are de.
serting daily in large numbers and coming
over to the Prussian outposts. General
BENEDEK and his staff are said TO be reti.
cent in the extreme but a battle is ex,
pccted at an early day.
In Saxony, the Prussian troops are said
to be conducting themselves with the
greatest consideration towards the in
habitants of the country, and even
ordinary farming operations arc being
continued without interruption. The re.
ported forcible enrolment of troops in
Saxony and Bohemia by Prussia is posi-,
lively contradictcd by that Government.
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To ouroP ATRONS.-AS We stated on yes
terdav, one Of our carriers has been sick
since Friday, and our new carrier, being
unacquainted with the route, has neceSSa-
rily overlooked some of our subscribers.
Those who have been overlooked will be
supplied promptly by leaving their names
with McsSrs. Burnett Morrisctt or W.
III. Stywald. Those OF our regular pa
irons who have failed to receive the Dis
patch can be supplied with back numbers
by calling at the same place; and if any
others wish Il copy, if they will leave their
names we will supply them. In Il few days
we trust our old carrier will be on his
route, when the papers will be served with
their wontcd regularity. Subscribers in
Manchester are authorized to pay no one
for their papers but James \. Gentry, our
only authorized agent and collector.
Money paid otherwise than 10 him or on
his order will not be acknowledged.
CHESTERFIELD CoURT.-Thcrc was a
very slim attendance ut Chesterfield Court
on Monday. The Ddy organized at II NJ.
Prcscnt-.Justiccs Cox, Markham, Martin,
Robinson, and S. T. Hancock. No bust
ness of interest was transacted. At the
suggestion of Colonel Ambers, prosecuting
attorney, the Justices were invited to
assemble AT the next meeting Of the court
10 petition the Secretary of the Common
wealth for a supply OF books for their use,
most of those belonging to the county
having been misaid. The harvest season
is supposed to have prevented large
gathering.
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The War I'm Germany.

The operation Of the Prussian forces IL
Germany are still characterized by rapid
ity of movement and apparent success, and
the Prussian alliance has been accepted by
all the north German States with the ex,
ception Of Saxony, Hanover, Hesse, and
Nassau. Oldenburg, Anhalt, the two
Mecklenburgs, Schwarzburg, Coburg, Al.
tenburg, Waldeck, and Detmold, have with.
drawn from the Germanic Confederation
and several other States are stated to be
upon the point Of coming to similar reso.
luton. OF course the Germanic Confede.
ration is now virtually dissolved; but
although Austria has thus lost some Of hel
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Joshua Richardson's. Had known the
prisoner for some years. He was q very
innocent boy. They had both been owned
by the same man, and had been raised
good servants. Witness was at Josh
Richardson's on the 1st of July. Fisher
came there in the morning to get his
clothes, left, and returning ut 6 O'Clock,
remained until 10. He was present all the
time, and did not recollcct seeing anybody
call for drink of water, or hearing him
tell Of the fight at Chimborazo.
John Gaines, sworn.-knew prisoner
very well. Stayed at witnesses house when
he came to town. Stayed with him the
night before the riot, and left on Sunday
morning ut about 10 o'clock. Returned
with his dress clothes not long afterwards,
and leaving again ut about 3 o'clock, did
not return until ID o'clock that night
Prisoner left his house on Monday morn
ing, saying that he was going to work on
the railroad. Fisher was 4 good boy; did
not even know how To cock gun. lie
didn't think he was in the Yankee army.
IIartwcll Hill, negro, who lives with
John Gaines, swore to substantially the
same facts as were given by Gaines.
George Miller, white boy, testified tha,
he met Fisher on the night of the lst, al
about 10 o'clo TX, going towards his uncle
John Gaines'S. Fisher spoke of the fgh,
at Chimborazo, and said he had been with
the girls all the evening, and didn't know
much about it.
Joshua Richardson, negro, sworc tha,
Fisher was at his house on the lSt of July
| from or 6 until 10 o'clock that night
Fisher was in the Yankee army, waiting on
some officers, in 1854. On the Sunday af.
ternoon OF the riot, as he returned home
from church, he heard the bell strike five
and looked at his watch to see if it was
right.
Dosia sworc that she looked at her hus.
bands watch-which she had in her pos.
Session-bctore he returned home, and
| found ont that ii was o'c!ock.1
/ This closed the evidence in the case
and Mr.. Mott, counsel for the prisoner
argued in behalf Of his client.
The prisoner was then sent on for tria
without bail.
George Brown, 4 negro concerned in the
same riot, was bailed in the sum Of two
hundred dollars to appear at the August
session of the Ilcnrico Court.
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General ROBERT f. LEE, President.
CARTER J. HARRIS, Professor of Latin.
JAMES J. WHITE, Professor Of Greek.
ED. ). JOYNES, A. NJ, Professor Modern Ian.
guages and English.
tro1e appointedl Professor Mora Philosophy.
A. l.. NELSON, 4. 81, Professor of Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN, A. NJ, Professor Applied Ma
th.inatcs.
X. S. MrCULLoH, A. NJ, Professor Satural Phi.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. ~, Professor Chemistry
JOHN W. BROChENBRoUGH, l.. L. D., Professor
Law.
HAIRY EsTILL, A. M, Assistant Professor Ma
thrmatics.
c. POWELL GRADY, A. NJ, Assistant Pro!essol
Latin.
ITO be appointed Assistant Professor Greek.
PREPARATORY COURSE has been instituted
In which STUDENTS unpreparad for the REarLAs
CLASSES may receive instruction IN necessary
The session begins SECOND THURSDAY tl9,h
nf SEPTEMBER, aud ends LAST THURSDAY n
JUNE.
TERM5:
Tuition and all other College cs.......... fioi
All other expenses, including Board, Fuel
Lights, SC, need not exceed. ....... ...... !''
For further information or for Catalogue addrrs
the Faculty Of Washington Collese. Lexington
VIRGINIA - iy S-iawdswd
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auction Sales To-day.

REGNAULT & co. will sell at their rooms,
on Main street, at 10 o'clock, nm assort.
ment of superior furniture, surgical IN
struments, spirits turpentine, &c.
HARRISON, GODDIN * APPERSON will
sell on the premises at ) o'clock, p. NJ, n
neat and comfortable residence Al the
southwest corner of Clay and Nunford
streets. Also, after the above. three beau
tiful lots on the north side of Clay. adjon-
ing the property of ColonelS. ii. Parker.
Also, on the premises. At o clock, p. NJ
n small house and lot on the west side OF
Valley between Baldwin and - streets.
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THE RocKETTs RIoT.--The case Of Ia
liaicrro Fisher, negro, charged with kill
ing James Doyle i'll the riot of the first OF
July, at Rockets, was continued before
Justice Thomas yesterday, and additional
evidence taken.
Lewis, negro boy, sworn.-Was standing
close by Doyle. Shot was fired about the
distance of the width Of the street. lie
knew the man. Turning to prisoner, wit
ness said: "That's him now. His face
was jess like it is when | look in it now
Knew him by face, hair, and general ap-
pcarancc. He was on the ground nearly
allday, throwing rocks. Had on blue pants,
torn behind, and blue jacket.
The witness gave his testimony i'll 4 very
straightforward manner, and the colnscl
for the prisoner tried in vain to make hlm
waycr. Witness said that he saw the pri-
sUncr fixing 10 fire the muskct.
Here the case for the Commonwealth
rested, and the evidence for the prosccu-
tion was then heard.
Dosia Lawson, ncgrcsS, sworn.-LtNcd on
Eighteenth street. Fisher was at her house
on the day of the riot from to O'Clock
| in the evening. lie was dressed IN black
suit, with green vest on. The clothes
were produced in court, and DoSia said
that she identified thcm.l The witncss's
statements "a 10 when she had seen Fisher
| last were rather conflicting.
Nellie Smith sworn.-LiycA with nosia
Richardson. Prisoner was there on the
lst instant from 6to Q O'Clock in the cvc-
ming. Came there in tie morning to get
the black suit.
y. B.-Dosia stated in her evidence
that Fisher had carried the clothes away
three weeks before. Prisoner was sitting
in the yard with witness and others when
Young man came by and asked for a
drink of water and informed them that a
| fight was going on.
Jennie Saunders, negrcsS, swore to SUBJ
stantially the same facts as the other two
witnesses, though there were some discrc-
pancies as to details.
Sarah Anu Corbin sworn.-Live at
Dosia Lawson's. Fisher was there on
Sunday evening from ) to 10 o'clock, and
had on q black suit. Neither Nelly nor
Dosi1 ,rere at the house ,rhen Fisher came
there. Nelly and Dosia had sworn that
they were there. Dosia said that she had
taken out her watch, and had seen that /.
vase o'clock when Fisher came.l Wit
ness and Josh Richardson were the only
persons present. Neither Nelly nor Dosia
were present when the man came for a
drink, and told about the fight at Chimbo-
razo. Fisher was not at their house on
the Sd of July.
[Dosia swore first that he had been there,
and afterwards contradicted it. Nelly
swore that he had not been, and Jennie
that he had been.l
Collier Nash, negro, sworn.-Lived at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-11

HusTISGs COURT or MAGIsTRATEs.-Dr.
Barney having been elected, on Monday,
magistrate from Madison Ward, appeared
yesterday and qualified.
Robert Johnston, negro, was arraigned
and examined on the charge OF stealing
two boxes Of shoes from Gardner j. Carl
ton, and sent on for further trial.
The cases of JIM. Hanna, r. ID. Ogden,
ana ). r. Rogers, were adjourned over until
to-day in the absence of witnesses.
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THE RAIHs.-Thc beneficial effects o.! the
gentle and steady rain which has been fall,
ing for about twenty -four hours cannot well
be over-estimated. Under IFS influence the
trees and grasses have resumed their ma
tural green, and the parchcd blades OF
corn are shooting up with renewed vigor.
The rain has not been partial, and has cx-
tended south to Greensboro, North Caro-
lima, west to Staunton, and north to Baltl-
more; so that the whole section OF coun-
try comprised within these limits has
shared its blessings. Grave heads were
shaking in fear, and there was many an
anxious thought concerning the probable
effects of the late drought upon the corn,
but now, thanks to Il kind Providence, We
may look forward with hope to full crop
of Yirginia's staple articles OF food.
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ELECTION OF CAsHIER.-We are pleased
to learn that the Board of Directors Of the
Farmers National Bank has elected
Colonel Thomas B. Bigger cashier of that
institution. Colonel Bigger has always
been one of our most deservedly popular
citizens, and combining with his courteous
and genial manners eminent capacity for
his new office, we doubt not he will dis
charge its duties with entire satisfaction
to the stockholders and customers of the
hank
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning, as DR..
Davis was driving in his buggy near the
corner of Brook avenue and Baker street,
the lynch-pin of his buggy came out, let
ting the wheel off and frightening the morse
so that he started at full speed up the
street. The Doctor was considerably
bruised, though we are glad to say he sus-
tanned no serious injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-11

THE METROPOLITAN HALL.-Ely Fcrgu-
son, Charles White, and John Harris, ma
nagers Of the musical entertainment at
the Metropolitan Hall, were reported on
yesterday by Captain W. S. jenkins for
carrying on theatrical exhibition without
a license from the Mayor.
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whp would not br beautitul' Who would no
alt 10 their beauty? What gives that maThl,
I~rt'y auI ttStiHyus appearance W. observe upon
-, .aur al.i IN the city bclie2 Ii Is 40 longer
.,crrt They use Hagams Magnolia Balm, 1t
>"t' uU"i u" removes tan, ir,Cklcs, pimpl.s, ant
..-aar>s from the face and hands, and leave
'1r cHL4p.eXlu smooth. transparent, blooming, an,
foN..hln.. Unlike many cosmetics. II contains ~
Ittrr.al injurious 10 III" ekiu. Any druggist VII
uGteT. :ur you II not hand, Al So cts. per bottle
". L. HAGAN, Troy, y. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES ( CO,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
I.,.u
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The HIGuEsT PRICE OF THE SEAsoN.--.A
box of two hundred and forty-two pounds
of fancy manufacturing tobacco, raised Ill
North Carolina, was sold on yesterday by
Walter K. Martin & Co. at the eXtraOrdl-
nary price of two hundred and thirty dol
lars per one hundred pounds. The buyers
were Messrs. Mills & Ryant. This is the
highest price realized this season, two hun
dred and twenty-five dollars per one hun
dred pounds being the highest rate pre-
viously reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-11

CoNJrGAL FELICITY.-A mulatto girl
named Matilda Williams was arrested on
yesterday, charged with assaulting mu-
latto girl named Bette Dickinson. The
latter says that Matilda stole her husband
from her, and filed up the measure Of her
iniquity by giving her Il sound thrashing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-11

CoRREcTroN.-Wc are happy to state
that Mr.. Edward Monteiro, of Washing
ton, d. c., whose sudden demise was an
nounced in the Dispatch of yesterday, was
alive at the last accounts, but we regret to
learn that he is still in very prccarious
condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-11

A STREET FIGHT.--Mr Jacob Goldstein,
of 1880 Broad street, and Mr.. Frank Mar.
kcl, Of Screamersvillc, had an alteration
on yesterday. Markell cursed Goldstcin,
and when he was cursed in return knocked
Goldstein down. a regular fight then en-
sued, and both parties were arrested by
the police.
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Lyons EXTRACT oP PrR. JAMAICA GIsGBR-fOr
,@frsNun Nausea, Heartburn, sick Headache,
'h"Ir'a Murhus, flatuleucy, &c. where a warm
al ehArr purity makes il cheap aud reliable ar
s.ar ~ culinary purposes. Bold everywhere, al
.'s'ts per bOule. Aek Tor 'LfoNs' Pure Elk.
Zee Take no other
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
aF'-ly sold by all drug8ias.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JrLr 10, 1883.
ARRIVED.
steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc and passengers. w. i. Porter.
Steamer Valley City, snyder, Aew York, ner-
chandse and pdss"nxer., w Y. Porter.
Steamer Georgeanna, HI, Norfolk, uierchahdise
aud pass.ngers, John H. Freeman.
Schooner William Emory, Coswell, Norfolk,
Grain, Warwick i Barksdale.
Schooner Mary, Larkin, Norfolk, fish, Christian,
Lea l. Co. -,
Schooner Lawrence, Cradiock, North Carolina,
tsh T. u. James 4 Co.
schooner Thomns i w. Dickinson, Sommers,
Accomac, gram, Mckowan x Curtis.
SAILED.
Steamship Niagara, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, u. +. Watson;
Steamship Haltera-, Clark, New York, merchati-
disc and passengers, 5. Ayres Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, msrchan'
disc and passengers. A. X. Tatum.
Schooner Panama, Miles, Eastern shore, light.
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DISPATCH FOR THE ESrRISGs.-Persons going
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DISPATCH sent them At sixty
cents per month. Orders left At our counting
room will receive attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-11

YorNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association was
held on last evening. The Presidents
report showed an addition OF cighty-tivc
TO the numerical strength Of the AS>oca-
tion during the past month. light hun
drcd and fity-ninc dollars, in the form OF
donations and subscriptions, had beer
raised in aid Of the project for purchasing
a new library. Donations Of books, maga-
zines, ard papers have been made by the
following gentlemen Rev. +. Mccarthy,
Rev. G. W. Sampson, d. D.; Judge W.
w. Crump, DR.. W. II. Gwathmcy, Prolcs-
sor y. b. Clapp, W. p. Muntord, ). VI. q.
Fisher, NJ. Ellyson, Proprictors OF the
Richmond DiSpatch, and W. j. Hutchin-
son, of New York.
Brother W. ii. Clcmmitt having ten
dcrcd his resignation as Ficc-President OF
this Association, it had been accepted by
the Directory, and Charles A. Spence,
ESQ, appointed 10 fill the vacancy thus
Occasloned.
The sum of nineteen hundred dollars
had been received from the ladies OF
Louisiana and Missouri for the relief of the
widows and orphans Of Confederate sol
dicrs. This amount would be placed in the
hands of the appropriate committee for
distribution.
Mr.. Dutcld, Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Of Baltimore, made very
interesting address, showing some Of the
instrumcntalitics used by that organization
in the furtherance of its work, and the sue
cess attending the same.
Mr.. Is. II. Wexford, Jr., addressed the
meeting in a forciblc and eloquent strain
| upon the duties and possibilities ofsouth-
crn Christians in regard to the moral andre
! ligious culture of the negro population.
Tho nnotiur then oljourucl
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New OFFICES OF THE FIRST NATIONAL
BASK.-The offices Of this Bank were re-
moved on yesterday to the new building
on Main, one door above Thirteenth street.
and business will be commenced thefe
this morning. The new banking rooms
are light, airy, and spacious, and fitted up
in elegant style. There is no doubt that
the business of the Bank has been some
what retarded by its former limited busi-
ness accommodations, and its transactions
nav be now expected to rapidly increase.
To this, as to ali Of our banking institutions,
which have been of such incalculable aid
in the pecuniary distress of the whole com.
munity, we wish such q rush ofbusiness as
will be both gratifying to their able officers
and profitable to their shareholders.
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MAsoNIC.-A called meeting of Rich.
mond Lodge, No. 10, Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons, will be held at the Ma
sonic Hall on Franklin street this evening
at o'clock precisely.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL VIRGINIA.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue In All tns
sOLUTE SPECIFIC In several OF them, VIZ:
sweIlinss and Cntaneons ErnPsys plssI.g, Ren, s5 n5
bGYissiESTERsY, GisiE TsY 6YYspEPsia, BRoSCHITis, GHRo::
yic IlRI,sH. Affection Of the KIDNEYS and
BLADDER. and PILES In all .nrm'e e1hd'.ons ono @
.tIntio6. loss OF appetite, and general nervous
prostration, their powers and virtue as restors.
fv. NAV b., safely pronounced TO be WITHOUT A
KNOWN RIVAL amongst the mineral waters Of
They are especially indicated in the whole class
of ThIe sWsiS;fRERiSS fRsfa II The
with the celebrated NATURAL BRIDGE" Of
ys a"I q wssr whss s... VaR
e'iI"li /, viii be @ open to The public on JUSgl.r Ths
groprs,ors will spare no reasonable effort to have
The BALL -ROoMwiiibe be supplied with music
and the BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS re-
stored TO complete order.
Access from the seabosrd IL by the yirg ina Cen.
trail railway tfroln the North, rid Washington eity
and orange and Alsxandria rstiro.d 70 99rdons. ns
burg, 10 Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaenes.
over smooth road, eish, miles up The Valley "
the Springs.
BATES or BoAsp:
BY the sdsy...................r..
FSSss sHi spRiSSs RHSta PAMPHLET, with .naly.: ana
PURCELL. IADo Co Rsh@osa q g IN, ne sa sadsr'
signed. FkALihh hAS hASp,.
The water !, bottled. securely. packed, aud on on
bottles by Pssssa. L.pD % Co ktesm9Ss Aengs Said.
| Ing druggists. A single bog has oftsn saved me
discount FasosIf Fiss s E. !sts: ss