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L. G.. MAYO .
y. HARM AZ
+ n. HARMhS.
RATHS,

+ \. HhENA%. b. u. MAYO.
DuCkBRlDGE RATHS,
II ECCkBkIDGS COUNTY, VA.
This famous BsTHiNG-PLACE will be opened
10 visitors on july !sT.
Tho medic;uai qualities OF It's waters have been
50 university n;t7etsd % to render il unnecessary
- refer TO hem here in detail Delightfully."- stu
st.G semi distant between Goshen ana LeXing-
ton On the banks OF the Wild North river, OF
ths picturesque James, enviToHed hv scenery
:. one" charming ard romantic, their attractions
ar, III. more enhanced by the close proximity TO
the IatuTHl Bridge and to Lexington, the seat OF
t.. Vii. mia Miilttry Institute, and 10 Washing
ton College, now under the suardanship Of 0e.
neral Z. Lee.
being nearto all ths Virginia Springs, II Is at
h~ same time o! easy access fIom all the larger
ci'.-S.
Physicians expercaced il the use and in the
eaect OF the Baths reside al and Close 10 this
place.
Passengers leave Baltimore. Washington, snd
EChm"hd IL. IL" morning, aet of at Goshen depot,
Virginia Central railroad where abundant &C.
,aiHuiodaons ara provided to transpor; ham oy r
uau ui tie b"st graded roads Ii the State, and
Hrou%h ihe famous Cohen iass direct 10 the
Baja. lv 80 z. N. same day.
B,trj - per day, $40 per inoath children nndcr
ten wears Il ID col"red servants htif price White
serva.i., tGu. IN rdr of RI. riar charges.
IL .l-luom, Billiard, and Bowling Saloons are
gnum tha yr"Bls"s.
sauuug ana Chalybaate water, also the use OF
the Bah, free ul Gauge 10 visitors.
=. IT, MAYO. Acting partner
ot uhkSiAN 4 MAYO.
j. rclroS ToMIKiss, Superintendent.
'a.g
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rARIs-Business, Invitation, ana an
" Admis ssion-printed at low rates ~ ~ ~ II
PATCH PRINTING HOUSE.
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ETFE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, BATH
~ COUNTY, SA-This well known and favorite
".'.rimg- place, tan mil=- from Milhoro' depot,
VIII b" Cpened on tho TENTH OF JUNE for the
reception # visitors.
Asa curz:ive fo- chronic diarrhGa. dyspepsia,
sCrr'lla and al cutauoous Giseases, these waters
1ttrd uuriy6lird.
The rO1'e for visitors from the North is rid
ors-e ee and aleXardria railroad from the South,
~ the L~Arai or Virginia and Tennessee rail-
= Ad- 10 a!ilJu.u derO;, leaving Washington.
hichmo1d. or Iy2chDurs in the morning, and
EeeSAIng th- Springs the rar'e evening.
fae bslI liam Being the night stand for the
recuoo-N I'm, Ro, Healing, &c-vistors to
those Springs can leave that point daily.
bpAkD-SJ per day; .l5 Der week.
je5-2la JOSEPH BANTER, Proprietor.
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Books, Stationery, dc.

ESTJE,S MAGAZINE for August;
i DEmOREST'B MAG AIINE for August
LADYiS Friend MAG GAZINE FOR Aueust
hUTHOH,S HOME MAGAZINE for Augusl'
GUDEY's and HkkPER'S expected dalig d.
iy TURNERS NE"o Dc1 VI
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.

C,TATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.
The subscribsrs have for sale every descrip-
tiop Of ,nr
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
usually required. Including
WRITING PAPERS
of all kinds, some of which as low as ONE DOLLAR
kEAM. onu,n
jyH WoopHoOss fAhaAM. :-
DJCE'S M A n y A T. OF BANK
IL bUPTCY; $5. James on Bankruptcy, new
sditton. 81 and IS Bankrupt Forms Sl per quire,
or 5c each "Reminiscences Of Ch arlestoa 60c;
PolIsrd's Lost Cau.s; ~. Southern Poems OF
the War $l6o. And other nsW pw works; y rMc, ,su
- 1920 Ma n street.
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THEESE SE.-Forty-tw boxes prime
" SUMMER CHEESE just received on consisn-
Iuent per steamer Niagara for sale low by
HULST & KING,
" l6--4t Fourteenth streetabove Main.
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M0ri9oe Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JULY 10. 1867.
sun rises.,,., 452 Moon rises. ..:..... e.eS
Snn sats.,..,,. 7Os High tide, P. M..... S.5l
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MERCHANTS B SUGAR, Cuba and
vi Porto kico Sugar, Coffee Sugars, e, B, and
I.land Molasses in barrels and hogsheads, prime
Bio, Laguayra, and AVA Coffee, for sale by
iy Is GORDON & CHI, GAN
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TREAT SACRIFICED
GREAT SACRIFICE !!
LoOKl LOOK! LooK!!!
GREAT BARGAINS IN WET GOODS!
Owing to portion Of my store being ovarhoWed
by water, and quantity of goods damaged, l VIII
sell to the public the cheapest 10! Of GOODS ever
offered in the city, such as
Cotton Hose, below cost;
Handkerchief, below cost;
Corsets, at and below cost;
Ladies' Merino Vests, less than cost;
Gents Gauze Shirts less than cost;
Ginghams, below cost;
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
JULIUS MEYER,
ts2s-ts No. SGT Broad street.
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cUND DRIEs.-Receiving this day $50
SsrSeIs Nortb Carolina Gross Her,ings 50 barrels
Halifax Gross Herrings, 25 barrels Golden
syrup 10 barrels Merchants Syrup, 20 boxes
Cheese, 10 ke.s Super Carbonate Soda, and mort
every ether article usually kept in the grocery
line VILLA NJ b. RAICalf fE,
iy q. No 1910 Main street.
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NOFFEES, COFFEES.-Rio, I.aguay-
- ra, and Java Coffees, in store for sale by
iY l3 'EO. 7. WILLIAMS / CO.
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A rumor has been prevalent during the past two days
Collector Bailey OF the Fourth district and Collector
late seizures by Collector Bailey Of large whisk sy
establishments supposed to be the prominent
that make up the fraud "rng' in this city. Tho.
orty OF these places located In the Thirty second
district and rumor had that Collector Shook objected
reason that they lie within his (shooks jursd
Inquiry establishes the fasity OF this rumor. Collector
Shook made such objection 80 far as these establish
mens concerned, but simply doubted Collector
house which had been bonded IN the Thirty-second Is
once. The conference tstwesn the two officials
OF the most aicabe character, and WILL doubtless
lead to speedy and satisfactory settle ~ TO Ihs
disputed jurisdiction Of tue Fourth District Collector
The METROPOLITAN Revenue Board met yesterday, and
the following seizures xerc reported
Finays distlIery Ffiyl ourth street on charge OF
fraudulent returns OF manufacture.
Disliery OF Ignatus Koei seventy nrst street, near
East river. Charge-fraudulent returns.
Rectiying establishment or Reed Co. In Third
avenue. Charge rrreg uarics In the books.
Ihlrfysix barrels OF whskey supposed 10 belong TO
u W. Price Co.. found In the warehouse OF Cuthbert
CUNNINGHAM Brooklyn. II IL charged that the Con-
tents OF these packages not the same AZ those pre-
viously taken out under bond for rectiucation-
sixteen barrels OF whskcy IN the establishment or
Holman Curtis, Greenwich street, seized . charge
Of not having paid tsx
The tobacco factory OF B. Pollock Nos 20 and 20 Peli
street. charge that no special bad been paid as re-
had not been approved Zen barrels Of smoking
tobacco, alleged 10 have counterfeit inspection marks
were found IN the sub-cear OF the establishment.
The following yesterdays receipts Of whiskey In
this city Total, s74 barrels by Erie Railroad, 75 by
Jersey Central rs; by Baltimore ana ONO Railroad 80
from Albany, by propeller 7, by camden and Amooy
Railroad, 8 or tho fun number ZIG barrels con-
signed TO the thirty second district Oond rs to
Third district and the balance TO order
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Painots Orphans Schools and Homes. Tho report Of the
treasurer A. n Wlmarth, was handed Ia, showing "a :
total cash receipts OF the Institute ~ organization
70 be So 735 81, and its Expenditures S. 259 H. The
sum OF 1918 ~ having been appropriated and invested
A. Q commencement OF the "washngtou Prize Fund, -
balance OF $50 % appears 70 the debit OF the Institute
hessrs T. A. Hubbs, Cullen Ward and William NJ Fot
elected directors alter which the meeting ad-
Joarned Pursuant TO the charterof the Institute,
meeting OF the directors WIN he bel this night week. 10
eect officers for the ensuing yess
FIRE IN West rwrrr-nFTH STREET About three
O'Clock yesterday morning Gre broke out In The kpd'
ing wood yard No tsS West rwsnty-nfth street. owned
by Frederick a. IAmusrs, and before the flames were
extlngashed the preisss we're aa azaa g .as sxeht
OF ~ 800; no insurance Tho fire supposed 10 have
arisen from some accidental cause At present unknown
ACCIDENT ON the SECOND Avenue RAnnoAD.-Yesser-
day afternoon, IS Thomas Ainturn, aged twenty
years, amachinst by trade, and now residing at No.
900 East Eighteenth street. attempting 70 leave the
dummy en2lne on the Second railroad he acci
dentaly slipped and in falling severely injured his left
thigh Ofcer Kenney, Of the Nineteenth precinct had
the injured man conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
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MEDALS ron MERIT IN THE fuslIc SCHOOLS.

Mr.. James W. Gerard, the veteran School Inspector,
has addressed letter to the principal Of ward school
No. 35 In his district in which he Offers prizes ITO those
in the senior classes entitled TO for smiabity
Of disposition and proprie,y Of department" Tho
letter Is as follows:-
NKw YoRE, Oct ", 1897.
To Mr. TnoxAs HrsrxR Prncp q Male Grammar scaool
No 49, IN the Fifteenth ward:-
Having observed during tue years that have been
connected with the public scucus good influence Of their
discipline tie aud Of the
pupils OF both sexes and wishing TO do oprthng 90
and f possible TO Increase influence have
mature reflection decided upon The pan OF carrying out my
desire.
IL the IN many Of schools award prizes
for intellectual superiority the prescribed studies of
many the ecAo the.r
superior Natures gift) more
perhaps than To their cxertons. Every nchor Is
equy endowed With genius quicSness OF perception
memory, but II Is Ia the OF all 10 attain the
standard OF department. Believing that the formation
OF high tone OF character and the education OF the heart
be at least equally priced with intellectual culture
have made mind, at the end OF school year.
and female my Inspection district comprising
Fifteenth aud Eighteenth wars) TO such two msmbers %
the highest class s be designated by al hast twohrds
OF the class No test entitled 10 them for amaby OF dispo
son and propriey Of subject this approval
Of the principal and te4chcrs OF the class
Is Ia the power OF scholar u contend Tor such DIS
tncon aud although general thing most OF the ciss
be highly commendabe In those respects, yet have
always observed that every one or two
who generally prominent for their uniform amiaby
and propriety OF department. 49,
anep also that the example OF the senior class VIII
have benehc al Influence over the whole department..
My will thus be annually brought before the
schools OF district long shall have ceased
earthly connection with them for u Is my Intention, good
Am, with great respect yours very truly.
JAMES W. GERARD
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Tine HELL CATE DISTRACTIONS

The following petition Is now circulating among our
merchants for signatures:-
To TIE SENATE AND HOUSE, REPRESENTATIVES on THE
UNITED SrATRs.-
The undersigned respectfully petition the Senate and
House 81 Representatives. 10 make suitable approprs-
ton for the removal OF the rocks other distractions
which impede the Navigation Of the East river approach
70 New York harDor ct He'll Cato. The following roa-
sons arc sufficient think 10 warrant this petition, al
though many others could DO eivon:-
l. From actual invcsg CATION and careful inquiry We
are led 70 believe that the actual annual loss TO the
merce OF the country s less than from one million
and half TO two millions Of dollars caused entirely by
the distractions above referred Such 10 tho force
and rapdity Of the current that vessels propelled by
steam are often wrecked the passage between tho rock
beng narrow and the turn in short that
they have not time 70 answer their helms before they
g. The amount OF annual loss above referred 10, II
must be remembered, has taken place during the last
few years, whom trade and were interrupted
bodies that the amount Of loss increase year
by year. as the trade and prosperity OF the country and
the number OF vessels exposed 70 tho dangerous nsv-
CATION increase
8. tis eminently proper that the work should DO
authorized BY Congress- the citizens and commerce OF
tho whole country interested Vessels from all parts
Of the United States carrying the property OF citizens Of
every State, pass through He'll Gate daily.
The removal Of these Instructions besides sariue
the actual loss above mentioned would DO o, immense
benefit TO the commercial interests OF tho country BY
shortening the delays and sks Of voyages Vessels
to from the Eastern States Canada foreign ports
could then avail themselves Of the peaceful waters OF
Long Island sound and avoid much OF the dangers OF
ocean navigation. This would apply 70 vessels Of all
sizes, matter how large.
These obs,ructops can be entirely removed a. your
petitioners believe. ~ an outlay not ~ all proportoned
10 the amount which would saved 10 the commercial
and other interests Of The country.
tina, your honorable bodies VIII give due consideration
epd grant eur pestuon.
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THE VISIT OF TUE BOSTON ruslLEERs.

The dull. disaerecabc weather OF tuesday wasa con-
siderable drawback the OF tho Boston Fusieers.
II rendered marching anything bu. pleasant exercise
and acted a. a depressing influence tho spirits
generally. But yesterday was delightful and tho
battalion was up early and had breakfast disposed OF
before nino O'Clock Tvo companies, % and n. OF
tho Seventy FIRST were In readiness the Armory to
their visitors tho proposed trip Randalrs
and Blackwelis islands The steamer william
Fletcher was chartered for tho occasion, ana
st ten o'clock left the foot OF Canal street. North
river with tho Fuslscrs and ,heIr military escort on
board she stopped At Twenty sixth street to receive
Messrs Nicholson and Brennan Commissioners or
Charities and Correction and then proceeded Ran.
das Island. Here they were met BY armed and
uniformed organization little heard OF In military circles
which boasts the matured age OF thirteen yeara They
wore neat gray uniform. French caps and wooden
nsy c5s ss Up y ,sds, front
place TO the lawn al The summit OF the island, in
from. Of the boys gymnasium. Mr.. J. u. Nicholson,
the Boston Fuseers and the officers OF the Seventy
rst TO the boys, after which Interesting little fellow,
named Douglas address OF welcome in which the
merits Of the institutions the Islands appro-
priately alluded 70. Major Bell Of the Seventy first
made short speech in rsply ssdid also Major SNOW OF
gymnasium then visited where the u,en,cs OF The
most expert class went through lively performances
break down. performed BY . .dimnutlys specimen Of
I'VE years, created intense metrimont
The girls departments was the noxt pstronzed ana
was probably the OF all the other Institutions which
created the most agreeable Impression tho minds OF
the visitors Tho little girls ranging In from Ave to
nine ysars, looked neat clean and healthy and sang
several songs With nnish and sweetness really admi
rable An address presented BY Que OF their mum
Der TO Major Snow, Of the Fusecrs Who Ia reply, told
them OF the proper way 10 live and DO happy.
Tho visitors then rDatched TO the steamer aud en-
esrtsd for Blackwslrs Isi.nd. scsroned and at:
BY Captain wolcotL Tho fort on Blackweirs,
constructed by Make the iuuatIc after twenty
years OF labor was an object OF particular interest
10 tho military with rs elaborate and highly orna-
mcnted portcuiIis an& approaches wooden guns and
diamond smbrasures hardly fails TO cscApe obssrva-
tion The sight Of the military del GIFTED old MAKE
He thought they about " attempt the mtormns Of
his fort but armed With wooden gun, which be pro.
ssnted and anon In The Get Of firing he satsned
lspe paralyo and insane inslitutions we're visited In
turn The visitors walking two abreast passing In one
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work on the second floor thoughtessly KNOCKED AWAY
the bsams supporting tina floor above which gave way
and fell upon them They were speedily ertrcated bu,
brasche was dead when taken from the ruias The 9th.
ers we're severely Injured Coroner Wdey
held inquest the remains or deceased and the
jury rendered verdict in accordance with the FOREGOING
facts Deceased Was only twenty years OF age and A
native Of Germany. The Injured parties were conveyed
70 their respsctive homes
FATAL HArcawAY observation-disclosures wIIdey yesier-
day held an inquest At the New York Hospital on the
body OF Michael hcGowss, boy twelve years or age.
whOs death wfa the result Of Injuries received on Tues
oay oy falling through the haohway OF premises Nos 10
ana " Reade street. Deceased, IL Is said climbing
up mo hoist rope and being unable TO retain his hold fell
:" me 'o"or noor, thus fatally injuring himself
SUDDEN DsAru. -YeSerday afternoon John Kane,
man about forty years Of age while At work tho top
noor OF premises 400 Broadway, died suddenly from
nemorrnaee OF the lungs Coroner wildey notified
Madison street
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No, souest 70 divert emgrant travel TO the New York
Central Railroad Or any other iias Of travel . rss
Railway Company that, by virtue Of their agreement
they were ao wed into Castle Garden In 1859 With the
New York Central Railroad Company, aud that the re-
spopdepts reserved the right at all times 20 exclude
any persons whom In their judgment 10 was for the
benefit OF the entrants 70 exclude; that was sx
aud Commissioners Of Emigration that the system
Of selling nckets III Europe should be abandonsd that
IL came 10 the kpowedse OF the respondents Mat orders
for tickets emgrant passages sold at Havre and
other places Europe drawn upon Van Ness and one
brewer the partner Of Van Ness in Europe that shey
sold these psdsrs and charged fur the ORDER fof TIA
passage ticket sStls Western States the same price in
colp currency 10 Euro, tAA iickas vera sold for in
American paper currency tshe afadsyl's o. several
French emgrants we're also submitted, setting forth
Van Ness and Dreyer had refused TO refund the
difference 10 valuation OF the tickets between the gold
aud the currency values thereof II was claimed upon
argument Tor the Commissioners that they had right
exclude all persons whatever from their depot
at Castle Garden, and that there pubic duty
OF any railroad company within iner enclosure.
Aud further that tho practice of selling tickets abroad
for passage inland lines OF in this country At
tho prices In gold which char ed for them in cur
rency this country necessarily led this resuthat
unless the emigranI Informed a. the fact that
there premium due him no won't beyond the city
without receiving ~ that the agent then pockeed the
money, and that, Tor this reason, they justified IN
excluding him.
cation with railroads was necessary to the proper
and expeditions discharge OF Of the Conmis-
sioners oil Emigration, and that the admission OF tho
employees OF railroad companies TO their grounds was
OF the public duties OF the Commissioners required
Tor the convenience OF the emgraut and the interests
OF the public, and the good OF all parties concerned
Ii further claimed for the reiaor that chapter 470
Of the laws OF this State s5 prohibited any foreign
corporation from having ocs for the sale Of tickets
In this State.
In to the order TO show why attachment
should not issue for contempt the respondents con-
tended that the court had power issue writ OF
perempory mandamus In the first instance and without
notice, and without hearng both sides argument
The Court took the papers on the questions involved
and reserved ita decision
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door and out through another in perfect order Afer
seeing the interior arrangement Of the Psntentiary
. collation. partaken Of q the residence
Of Warden Fitch. visit to the Hospital was
followed shortly after by the ns embsrkaton for New
York. brief stay Was made ~ abe foot OF Twenty
sixth street 90 take look the Morgue and the inside
OF Bellevue Hospital II was intended In the program
20 sa Afterwards down the haroor far Fors Ham
ilion, but the hour considered late and both
Fuseers and Seventy nrst marched by Grand street
10 the Centre street armory and broke ranks In the
evening the officers Of both commands and the band
OF the Fuslees mot In the armory and proceeded to
serenade the Mayor aud the Commissioners OF Charities
end Correction To-day they visit Central Park and
leave for home in tho afternoon.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The NewcOmh- BrOckvny Cnsc.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United Sc.es Us Abner Neocomh Tho examine
zion OF this case resumed yesterday No material
facts hitherto published were elected.
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coDonfA, IHnutsIs.

FATAL AccIDrSr N L,srsSARp srRrsr. -Ysstsrday
morning some workmen were employed In taking down
the old building No ~ IspsnArd street. whom ons u
Them. NAMED Jacob Brascbs. who with eshssa was a
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Co0ryRArros rns wEsr--Co operative Organization
In the West Is getting strong hold. Ia the city OF
Cleveland less than twelve associations have been
formed upon this Tho largest OF AL Of them and
the last building society ~ilh capital OF 100000
No member In allowed 10 more than Ten SHARES or
Two hundred dollars each The monthly tax on each
share dollar We look 20 this system With much
confidence to solve many OF the problems which nov
puzzle thoss who seek 10 promote the Interests Of work
ingucn
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rnr Rowan or EsERov.-CcIonei William G. P,cksna
ase Of the Third noul cavalry has returned
secured . pension Of e26 pr month, an allowance OF
$40 500 on personal caims against the government the
o~n appointment Misistsr 70 CsnsAntinopls Kmes-
vyIk ffsns.D freA rttr
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ruuaT-In BANKRUPTCY.

Before Commissioner Wilmarih.
William H. Church, OF this city-Referred to Register
Dwight
Michael Cuddy, Of this city-Referrcd to Register
KotChum.