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DETER LORENTZ DUNLOP
having absconded from the Island
leaving his debts unpaid in spite of a
prohibition having been enjoined on
him by the Sheriff and confirmed by
sentence of the proper court against
his leaving the Island until he had paid
the debt he had acknowledged and
been sentenced to pay, andi in spite of
his pledged word not to u away if
suffered to remain unimprisoned,-a
reward of $25 dollars will be paid
by the underwritten to any person
giving me such correct information
regarding this runaway's escape, as
will legally suffice for detecting the
persons and vessel which aided and
took him off the Island, so that they
can be made responsible for their
lawless act.
st. Croix, 9th April 1867.
HEILBUTH.
, 1867-05-10
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE!
TWO VALUABLE
Horses & Phaeton.

THE grey mare formerly of cad
venture" and grey horse former
ly of "Bonne Esperance" making a
desirable pair, swift, sound, kind and
we'll mated.
Average rate of travel 8 to 10
miles per hour.
The Phaton is well built, sliding
seat, runs light, and in good order,
particularly adopted for family use.
Horses and Phaton will be sold
together or separately and at a rea-
sonable price upon immediate APP
plication to
THOMAS
or A. JUST, Custom House.
Christiansted, April 1867.
JOB PRINTING; : I; :::'; !: 81 :. s' s::'
, 1867-05-10
Receivers:

d. F"bef, Esq, Trustee.
Amount oflormcr deposits.
30 deposits of 20 cents each.
% above 20 cts. and under s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

benefit of the Methodist Church South, at
Falls Church, will be held by the ladies Of that
congregation, commencing on Mcn3ay the liza
of August. 1t will continue for one week or
longer, if successful On Wednesday and Fri
day the 18th and 10Th, public dinners will be
prepared, while on the other days during the
fair S continuance lunches will be served. Car
riages will be at the railroad station TO convey
visitors to The village. Persons leaving Wash,
ington at seven o'clock in tic morning viii
arrive here in time 10 take The train on The
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad,
on which the fare has been red uced lor the oc-
casion to half price. Many visitors arc expect
ed to be present, among them Coi. hlo>by.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

FIRST WARD RADICALs--A meeting Of the
Radical club Of the First Ward was held
last night in the room Of colored school,
Known as Soubys school, Oh Wolfe street,
George G. Hewes President, in the chair, and
l.. D. Harmon, Secretary. George Tucker,
Thomas Davy, L. D. Harmon, and George Z.
HeWes, white, and William ?. Coleman, and
John Thomas, colored, were appointed dele
gates 20 represent the club in the Radical con
vention to be held in Richmond next month.
The object for which the meeting assembled
the consideration Of the preamble and resoln-
tons relative to the proposed Reputation OF
the city debt-was introduced by the preseu-
tation of the report of the committee to whom
the subject had been referred at the last meet
ing of the club. This report, which advised a
rejection Of the resolution, was advocated in
short speeches by the chairman OF the com
nittee, j. IT. Birrel, and by l.. d. Harmon,
and opposed at length BY r. c. Armstrong, j..
T, Burnett, and y Mr.. Teed, and unanimously
adopted. Dir. I. {, O'Neal then delivered a
temperance address, after which, At II clock,
the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

POLICE REpoRT-MAToR's OrFIcE-Wal-
ter Dyer, charged with stealing three pair Of
shoes from William Crimes whose shop is
on Fairfax street, near the tunnel, was tried by
Justice Cotton, and committed for further O.
animation.
Richard Burke, for disorderly conduct, vas
fined and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE james +. John
son, for adultery, was held in the sum Of $500
security to appear before the grand jury at the
William Blackwell, colorcd, imprisoned in
the county JAIL charged with completely IN the
disturbance that occurred some time since near
Arlington ia which co!orcd man was killed,
was release on bail,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

VIRGINIA LAND CoMrANY.-P to
adjournment another meeting Of tie stock hold
ers of the Virginia Land Company WIS held
to-day, at the Farmers Bank, t i brewls in
the chair; when that clause If the constitution,
limiting the number of Directors 10 five, vas
amended so as to read eight, and Messrs. Il.
B. Sweeney and J. II. Barker, OF Washlr gton,
and G. C. Wedderburn, Of Alexandria, were
chosen the additional directors. After al ex-
preston OF views on the part Of several ut
those present as to the prospects OF the success
Of the scheme, which were, on all hatd&, cou
siderel very fiattering, the meeting adjourned.
At 4 meeting Of The President and Board OF
Directors Of the Company, also held today,
W. II. Marbury was unanimously elected Sec
rotary aud Treasurer, with authority to proceed
at once TO establish an office in this city, open
books OF subscription Tor money and land, and
to collect the amounts already subscribed
W. Il. Dulany was chosen Attorney Tor the
COMPANY, and Col. Edward A. Freeman, OF
Cupeper, all agent to visit the landholders 10
the upper country and solicit subscriptions and
donations, Colonel JOS Smolnski was ap-
pointed an agent to solicit subscribers outside
of the State, and the meeting then adjourned
The Company being now fully organized will
at once, we learn, proceed vigorously to prose
cute the design of its formation, and the result
will doubtless meet the expectations of the
most sanguine In making selection OF OH
GERS the company has been most fortunate,
having secured the services of competent, able
and energetic gentlemen, in whom the commu-
nifty has the fullest confidence, and who will
conduct its affairs 10 such manner as to give
the greatest satisfaction to all concerned. The
Company have been particularly fortunate IN
securing the services of Mr.. MarDuvy IT'S Secre-
tary aud Treasurer, whose integrity, business
capacity, and deserved popularity, especially
among the business portion Of the population
OF this city, and wherever else he is known,
render him eminently fit for the position, and
| will make him OF great service to the organlza
| ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

DR8ER11oN. A large crowd Was present i'll
the NJ agistrates' Office this morning, to Wit
ness the trial of James f. johnson, an engl-
neer on the Washington and Alexandria Rail
road who is charged by his wife, Rebecca
johnson, with deserving her and her three
children at EIlicotts Mills, Md, and with
living with women named Emma Davis, 10
this city. The object Of the complaint, AZ
stated, was not to prosecute Johnson but II
compel him to provide for the support Of his
children. Warrants had been issued for the
arrest of both johnson and the woman Davis,
the former, however, only, was present to con
front his wife The result of the tria! i; no
ticed lii lie police report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

TnE MARKET, this morning, was very well
supplied with vegetables of every valiety--po-
tatoes, tomatoes cabbages, green corn, egmb-
Inns, onions, beeia, c,1cumbers, &C., &c. There
was decline in tomatoes and cucumberS, but
prices of all other articles are very much as we
reported them last Saturday, five have rain,
shortly, vegetables will be very abundant, and
cheaper. Large supplies of blackberres and
huckleberries are brought in. Butter 25(G30
cts. per pound. Eggs $1,000 cts. per dozen.
The Butchers had excellent fresh meats, beef,
mutton, veal, lamb and pork, at the same
prices which have ruled tor some time past.
Very few fresh fish are brought to market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

CHICKEN RoBRERIEs- hen house Of
Mr.. R. L. Wood, who resides near the south
ern es tremity of Washington street, was rob-
bed last night of its entire contents, some
eighteen or twenty fowls. The thieves were
heard, but escaped detection by flight, leaving
behind them sack, which had contained other
chickens. and club The police are on their
track.
The hen roost of ilr. John Soden. OH Queen
street, between Royal and Pitt, was also rob-
bed last night Of 4 number Of chickens. The
thieves we're seen this morning or the Wash
ington ferry boat, by Mr.. Soden, With the
chickens in their possession, but while he went
to procure the services Of an ofice.r the boat
left, with them on board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

CARGO OF THE SCHOONER HELEN MARI
The schooner Triune, Capt. Windsor, having
on board Mr.. j. R. S1noot and Capt D. R.
Lowe, of this city, who had been to the scene
of the wreck of the schooner Helen Mari, in
Piaukatank, arrived here last night about ten
O clock She brought up $4,000 shingles OF
the cargo Of the sunken schooner, and some Of
the schooner's furniture. Mr.. Smoot has in
stitutc;; legal process in New York to secure
the value of the portion Of the Marr's cargo
which was taken to that city by the schooner
Belle r. Hull. A full account Of the loss 0:
the Helen Mari was published in the Gazette
on "Wednesday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

GRAND DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE OF
V1RG1N1A.-This body assembled in Leesburg
on Wednesday last, the 24th inst. at twelve
o'clock, m, in the room of Laurel Division,
B. Fl. Berry, jr., g. ". A. P, acting q. W.
presiding, and continued in session during
that aud the day following. Various subjects
Of interest to the order, among which was the
reoort of the Grand Worthy Patriarch, were
presented and appropriately disposed Of
Delegates were in attendance from Richmond,
Petersburg, Alexandra, Leesburg, Charlottes
7i]le and other sections of the State, among
whom are mentioned. Rev. ?. 3. Price, &.
y. T., Rev. P A. Peterson, G. {. f., Wiley
Davis, acting g. ". A., R. +. Richardson,
G. S., and A. w. Richardson, G. r., Of Rich
mond; R. Y. Green, 2. G. ". P, Of Peters
burg James F. Divine, ?. ". P, and Chas
". Rinker, P. W. p, Of Leesburg ?, A.
Fry, P. w. P, Of Lo7ettsville; and l.. d.
Harrison, P W. P, of Alexandria The
order is reported by the Grand Scribe TO be in
very fourishing condition On Thursday
PASoS"SASAii 1890
after marching through the principal streets Of
the town, entered the Court House square,
where they were addressed by B. Il. Berry,
IT., of Richmond, R. 7. Green, Of Petersburg,
/. Fl. York, Of Fairfax, L. p. Harrison, of
Alexandria, and the Rev. Mr.. Richardson, Of
Loudoun county A sumptuous collation., pre-
pared by the lady friends of Laurel Division
and citizens of lIeesburg, and spread on the
Court green, was heartily enjoyed. The dele
gates left there yesterday morning highly
pleased with the reception they met with from
their friends in I:oudoun. Previous to the
adjournment Of the body, resolutions Of thanks
TO the different railroads over which the dele
gates had passed, we're unanimously adopted.
Many of the delegates arrived in this city yes
terday evening, via the Alexandria, Loldoun
aud Hampshire Railroad, Oh their way home.
The Division will meet again in Richmond
next October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

UNSAFE BR1DGr 1t is stated in this city,
on the authority IF competent engineers, that
the great railroad bridge on the Baltimore and
Wilmington Railroad, over the 5nsQne"annan
river has been pronounced unsafe lnspec-
lions Of the bridge have lately been made BY
The most accom- plishcd civil engineers among
them j. 3. II. Latroba, the chief engineer OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in which it
has been discovered that the 5restc work OF
the long spans Of the bridge between the piers
has commenced to give way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

ALExANDs1ANs II MEMPHIS. letter from
an Alexandrian, now in Memphis, to friend
in this city, contains the following: "AIl thi
AlexundrianS here arc we'll and tolerab!y pros
porous. Life in this city is dreadIulIy uncer,
tain-scarcey day passes without murder.
Dav before yesterday Hugh Clarke shot Fay
cite Welch, and accidentally himself: Clark
died, but Welch is getting well. The cornet
PLAYER in the minstrel troupe OF ChalIy White,
formerly Of Alexandria, has been Killed by a
German, and the ticket agent ct the troupe
was shot and killed on the street +" the pretty
beer Girl Lotto Sherwood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27
mou1IRcH SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW.

christ Chwrch.-Service at II q. m, and 8
NV " by by the Rector. Rev. A. NJ. Randolph.
nrnce Chawch-Service at II a. m, by the
Rev. B. r. Lippitt.
o. pnups.-SerYice at II a. m, and p. IN
hr 1 the Rector, Rev. G. H. Merton.
q Marps-Seryice at and II a. M, and
r;rst Pres5pterian. Sermon in the morning
md at night by Rev. G. NJ. McCsmpbell.
1scoud Presbyterian Service in the morning
.nd at night by Rev J. r. Leftwich
,fstbod;st Episcopal Church South. SERMON
:, the morning and at night BY Rev. W. b
Munsey
Msthoaist Episcopal Sermon in The .norning
br Rev W. +. Ward, and at night By Rev J.
+. Wheeler
Methodist Protssiant.-Sermnn in the morn
Dr and at night, by Rev. j. g. Jones.
Rnot;st.-Sermon in the morning and at night
hv Rev. L. j. Willis.
avsrandria Christian As8ocja5ton.- Generat
praver Meeting in the Meth, Prot Church at
a,c1ock o. m, and every evening during the
coming week in the Lecture Room Of the Bap-
,;.t Church, at 5 o'clock. A cordial welcome
~;il be given to all who will attend upon these
means OF grace
VILLAGE Oapsl.-Service at g o'clock =. IL,
no Rev. Mr.. Poulton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

C0IoRED SCHOOLS EXHIBITION. The public
exhibition of the scholars of the different col
ored free schools in the city, last night, in Lib
erty Hall, was we'll attended, and was co;:!d
cred quite a success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27
EgQRS. NATIONAL YACHT CLUB,
| ] WAsUL; GT0E, y. L., July IS 1867.

-
~ iii ,>T,h .-r'N III - -,
. q --==l .z=@=&- 80 49, - -
owning Schooners. Scoops, and Boats Of Is feet
and UPWARDS, to the REGATTA. which i de-
signed ~ taxi: place on The PDTO AC. Hto4t
tha lSt OF AUGUST.
The pro, :ranNnc Of arrangements vii. b. -sl%-
cn III full al It later date
The Regatta viii consist Of all vessels dc; r.
ing 10 participate, and viii be divided into
three Glasses; Those Of the irSt 20 consist 81:
schOCuCrs the second Of slOOpS over 3 fee. ::
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27
EXCURSIONS RAILS SC.
%, $ UN DAY s C II 90 /.
yss E7N iNITDNIlN

-, . n D Az SC Il % /.
*. go "a "a EXCURSION.
The sunday School Of the SECOND PRES
BYTHEIAN CHURCH have chartered the
Steamer " y WASkT, for All hNCu RSlON To
GLl MONT, on TH RSDAI, the 8th Of All
gust The steamer will make two trips, teaT-
Ing heT wharf at :! g. IN, and d p. III.
Tickets, 50 cents Children ha PRICE.
Thew can be had at French Bookstore, liar
per & Bros, snd Wilmer " SIayma7er S.
* DG-cArl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A Temperance
meeting will be held to morrow, Sunday
afternoon, at half past three O'Clock; in the
Market House square A number of speakers
are expected from Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

JEwELty AND SILTER-P1 ATEn WAEE.-
Amber Sets, Cornptt s5c:t. Jet Gross Sets,
White Gross Sets, New style Fog Wood &ett-
SEQ New Style Buttons, studs ring. Chains,
Belatt's Silver Plated Spoons ana Fork loI
only ONE DOLLAR, q PRIGG's Ooc Dollar Jew
elrv Store, No. 426, Pennsylvania avenue, near
4! street, Washington. le I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

REGATTA, The arrangements for the Regat-
ia to take place about the first Of next month
from Washington TO Fort Foot are being push
he'd forward with all possible rapidity, and nlne
boats have a!geaay been entered from v ash
ington, Georgetown and Alexandria. 4 me
band Of music will he on board the steamer Ill
Livingston, which has been cngDGej 70 accom-
moaat,. those desiring to witness tie race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

MISsIHu. A young man named lho'n2S
Watson, who accompanied All excursion party
from, Washington IL liy:aCnt last Monaa;
has been missing ever sin2s. and 1ea5s are 81
tertaiced for his safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

M7OT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha. cartii
~ c,,cs Of the capital stock OF The OEAANH
j. ALEXANDRIA X. Il. CO, No. 10 Ter )
shares. aud No 40 for u shares, both issued to
Jas. Barbour ofthe stock of the Old road the Tor
mer dated June II, 1852 >ho latter february
~ 1853, have been lost and that shall apply
to the directory of said Company for the issue
II new certificates in place ot those SO lost, tn"
right to same having been assigned to me ."r
value received.
il 27-l6w2ln j. :. BARBOUR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27
OIIFTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TIIFTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
The Fall Session Of this lnstituL.on Will conn
mencc on Wednesday, September 4th,
The location of the Institute, in st nlghiJ III
proved section OF country, within - mile" -:
Baltimore The careful selection Of experienced
teachers, the convenient arrangement 81 the
buildings, erected for tho purpose together
with the full course OF study, render IL, Us iii
as opportunity Of acquiring y thorough educ9
ton is concerned, q + 3TCIASS i&5EiiU-
TON.
TERMS:-$ll5 per session Of fTe months.
Music, Languages, Drawing and tainting, eX-
Rail- WAY STATION-Gcssup's Cut,
Washington Branch Railroad.
POST-OFFICE-Hoov Anne Ariia-
die county, Nd.
observation-disclosures SNowpTN. esq.
r. L. RR0CEEI7'.
Anne Arundel CO.. Md, y 27-lm
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ggSREEED.

In LeeaburG, by Rev.W G. Crr5, July 18th,
ISAAC HAWKING and MOLLIE, daughter
Of Mr. Ann Saunders all Of said town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27
GET K 1T T. I'd s

Closing OUT STocE.-I have nov determined
t. close cut my stock OF Linen and Summer
Clothing, 1T cost, IN order to make room for an
extensive stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing.
" 25-2awtf :: DEALmA3t 100, King st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

-. DWELLING HOUSE WANTED----
Ei:a Wanted to rent neat, comfortable dwell
Inc with gas and water fixtures. in pleasant
part of the city. apply at this office,
IL 27-2aW4w
~ F. VS. MANMOR AAA--l0 bufs :of
L. ". A. Hopes Celebrated Virginia ti*o!d--
en- Leaf Chewing Tobacco. Just received and
for sale b
iy27 y. ). + lem ~ y! = n I-.5z =.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRlCES-We
Il are nov offering oiir entire took OF Plain
Figured ana Striped OTEandie and jaccoHet
Lawns, ct great bargains To close out,
ROBERT J.. WOOD, ID
80 Corner King and I2irf:1 :t7ccIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

JUST RECEIVED, a tine assortment Of IrnnE5
Valisc3 and Cabbss al : DEALHAMS, 10
King street y ZI-Ia"u
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s. 4 RNALL'S COOKIE,
Z GARLIC y SMUT SEPAHNIUk

s. RNALLS COOKIE,
4 GARLIC y SMUT SEPARATOR.
PATENTED JUNE % 1861
The above machine is wholly 4 Virginia en-
tcrprise, invented by IL Firgjnian, and being
manufactured in Virginia.
The .sSenarator'' is warranted 70 separate
from the wheat moro Of the cookie, garlic, smut
and cheat, with greater ia ility and at 4 smaller
cost. than that Of any other machine no" cN-
tant
One machine will be furnished each party
purchasing territory, and arrangements can be
made Through me with the tAclOry ia supply
any additional number required
Country, town and city rights only for sale.
J. e. SMUOT.
Culpepcr Court House, Va.
Sole Agent for va. & VIVA.
w. -n6Tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-27

ALEXANDRIA. There is no city III the coun-
try more interesting in it's historical memories
than Alexandria, Virginia. The very aspect
Of its ancient residences, as we'll as the names
of the streets as you wander in its thorough
fares, carries you backward into colonial days.
The city is regularly laid out, like Philadel-
phia, and, as you stroll through the central
and older portions, you find yourself IN streets
with such names as King, Queen, Princess,
Royal, Duke, Gibbon, Wilkes, Wolfe, Pitt, AL
fred, Patrick, Cameron, St. Asaph, Columbus:
Fairfax-all redolent OF anti revolutionary
tastes and ideas-while, of later origin, we find
Franklin, Jefferson, Greene, Pendleton,
Wythe, Madison, Henry, Fayettc, and Wash
ington, names cnnsf Grated with revolutionary
glory, though, as Washington is a central
street, we are not sure that 1t was not an orlgl-
nal name given before the Father of his Coun-
try bad come to manhood and fame. Frank:
lin Greene, Jefferson-New England, the Old
lomibion, the Yankee hero, the Yankee
philosopher, and the Virginia statesman, side
By side-carry you back into the communion
With greater names and better times than be-
long to this calamltous generation. -LfG:. ri.
REGISTRATION. second Beard Of Reg
isration for Alexandria city and county, will CON-
vene at the chamber of the Common Council,
On Tuesday, the 9Th Of August, and remain in
session four days, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the 9Th, eth, Sth and 9Th
proSimo, for the purpose CT revising the lists Of
the registered, and adding thereto the names
OF those not registered ut the first session of
the Board. On Saturday, the 10th, the Board
will be 10 session at the Occtaeon House, On
the Columbia Turnpike near Fort Albany.
The Board will sit each day from a. III. to i
p H., and from 3 to p. N. 1t is thought by
those who have examined the lists that not
more than ten q dozen Of the names hereto
lore registered, will be stricken from the lists,
while number vii be added
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.s-g uTE. PURITY AND FIuELTI-''
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BY JOHN II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(iOMMISSIONEN1S SALE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-08
SALINE CHALYBEATy

The Proprietors have fitted these beautiful
Springs up in the very best manner for the
comfort and accommodation of Visitors
and BoARDERS, at cost of Twenty Thou
we'll ventilated, with spacious Halls. II
The DINING ROOM is furnished in tn
latest modern style, and will be supple
with everything to prompt the appetite,c
the BATH ROOMS are large and finel
furnished, with Tub and Shower, of tt
latest Philadelphia style. The Fountal
of Mineral Water flows constantly in j
beautiful circle, enclosed by fancy bracl.
ct, I'm front of the main building
The DANCING HALL and RECEPTION
ROOMS attached are unsurpassed by any.
A splendid Baud of Music Is engaged fc-
The ROWLING SALOONS are of b
best, and in large, airy Buildings. ~
The LADIES, CONFECTIONERY a
piled with all the delicacies of the seas
with the finest of Wines, Liquors, and Ca
CARS.
Swings and other species of amusement
in abundance, for the wants of familie6
The Ground embraces l6 acres. covered
with forty varieties of Forest Trees. max.
in all It's rural Ioveiiness. The finest
Fishing can be had within five minutes'
walk from the Springs. Within one hours
ride, by rail. you have the best Bass Fish.
mediate connection with the Ohio Rives
and Rail TO any part of the United States,
and within five minutes drive Of the City
of Evansville, containing population of
The SPRINGS are now open for Board
erss and Visitors, and will not close until
the LIST of November. Families and others
wishing Rural Home for the season can
a Hit d OEHLKUCH,
mayl3 aaL Proprietors