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S,cycus on TouHscatiOn Again.

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Thaddeus Ste
..-, ras written a letter in vindication of
NV. ,~npo<rd policy ot CoudScation, a proof
"r ,r which. rom the Gettysburg (Pa.)
>....I >.rtar., addressed 10 T.. McPher-
cam Clerk 81 the House of Representa-
ives lis editor, has been received in
Washington as follows:
LANCASTER, Pa May %, 1867.
Dear >r,-Shoyt as your letter is, fear
-.arot answer II without violating an In
action ot my medical adviser not TO Suf-
-mv>clf to become excited. You live
..s,arion which was two or three times
ta.ai by the armies Of Jefferson Davis.
r.. he counties Of Bedford, Fulton, Frank
.. Cumberland, Adams, and York, they
,n3 almost every farmer and other in
,.saat. and piundcred them Of their
.->e>. cattle. provisions, wagons, and
.pv when found, besides some detached
>.>. Tbcy lay in ashes one thriving
..-e cf 5000 people, and turned the in
.att> aou>clc>S into the streets TO seek
....sr IN fcDCc-coTacrs. No provision
., ever been made, or is making. 10 re-
.r>c tAe rlUudcred citizens. By the
0 nations, a Government makes no
rmuAtio@ 10. damages done by an in
rr AMY. unless such Government is
tu u.s. when il always provides by
.a,y ;yr The payment 10y the vanquished
..4.y. \ Government which ncglects to
.<~ >aon provision on behalf of its plum
..I citizens Is haSciy negligent of its
quasi peace exists between the late
Gcrcut$, the terms OF which are dicta-
Il by Congress, which is under the con-
I'll Of the Republican party. Nothing
. the proceeds OF the coniScation of Il
s.-.t portion OF tie property OF wealthy
-,...> can hc applied to pay the damages
.tyd 10y these maraudcrS unless it be
ii out o. the treasury of the United
safes. 4 few Republican metcors, al
says cratic in their course, are fitting
Ea ana exploding in the Republican
sphere. They attract sufficient at
.. .o. to enable them to assure the amia-
-.ari> who Inflicted this injury that
.... need fear no conGScation-tha no.
.. If ut any note in the North is in favor
. .go>,gg such punishment for the sake
remuneration or Justice. They assure
,w ,ha: nothing shall be taken from
i t">s&tt N't l.lAAitoLlN ~ VIZ '1'L.
oH-, orr, Faulkner, or from a thousand
~. .>, who are still worth their hundreds
. s. a>4ndS, 10 reimburse the loyal men
and south who We're plundered OF
.,. Estates, and to aid your poor neigh
.- 30 rebuild their humble tenementS.
Its scarcely to bc endured that Con-
guess @rtwo sessions should sit indifferent
...-.,a >uttcrngs and take no steps to en-
r.r these rights.
These remarks apply to large portion
Maryland. Of West Virginia, Ohio, In
..a. and Missouri, As well as to the
...vr States. lie who can patiently listen
..,..t p~.r.i humanity which we now sec
.r.-a.a,.. La, more command Of himself
... .a.r. Indeed, it looks as if We
..-.. sill 10 add 10 the burden of our tax
.... 10 dr,.ay the expenses of tranSporta-
. +. aud the ovation OF triumphant traitors.
... M->, stop, or shall commit the fault
..t..~. w..s. have been warned.
W.. great respect,
Your OUedicnt servant,
THADDEuS STEVENS.
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old school Presbyterian General As
Ses,siIN.

CINCINNATI, May 27.-rhe Assembly
again convened this morning. The pas
toral letter on the observance Of the Sab
bath, reported by DR.. j. j. Brownson, was
adopted. 1t was based on the assumed
fact that every violation Of the Sabbath is
a violation of the statute law, and that al
most every class of business whatever, and
every mode of travel carried on openly, as
well as every enterprise OF pleasure" is
in reality contrary To the common law as
well as the law OF God. The letter urges
that the Sabbath laws be enforced strictly
in every way, as for instance against all
railroad companies which permit travel, all
sellers of newspapers, vendors OF secular
literature, and the like.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, May 29.-The Government has
taken measures to greatly reduce the num-
Der of troops in the standing army.
MADRID, May 29.-The Spanish fleet in
the Pacific ocean is to be materially
strengthened.
LONDON, May 29-Noon.-United States
bonds, 721a.
LIVERPOOL, May 29-Noon. Cotton firm;
uplands, l14@ll3sd. Breadstuffs I'M
changed. Corn, 39s. Provisions firm and
unchanged. Tallow advanced to 43s. Cd.
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CHICAGO, May 27.-The American Bap-
fist Publication Society held It's anniyer-
sary to-day. After prayer and an adj.
dress by the president, the treasurer's re-
port was read. This report shows receipts
of the benevolent department last year
were 1872 ,440.60; the expenditures, s92.-
a22.42. The receipts of the business de-
partment, including balance, were sl47,-
1885; disbursements. for the same time,
were sl47,7l6.Os. The report was ac'
ccpted and adopted.
a larger number of delegates are pre-
sent than at any previous anniversary, be-
tween four and five thousand being pre-
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General Sherman has been obliged to
abandon his proposed trip to the Mediter-
ranean, his presence on the frontier being
necessary during the prevalence OF the
Indian hostilities.
Six cars of an'oil train on the Pennsyl-
vania railway took fire, whereby almost an
eighth of mile of track was destoyed,
the ties burned, and the rails twisted in
various shapes.
Bossy Lewis, a negro, has been elected
;nsnector of elections at FairmOnt, West
Virginia.
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Real Estate for Sale.

L'OR SALE, the HOUSE and LOT in
Il Mayo's addition to the town Of Manches- -.
ter. now occupied by Mrs. Lockett. The lot "a
part of lot No. on a plan made by Joseph J.
Peasants, surveyor. This lot is very egibly
located, and Is Il very desirable residence for Il
moderate sized family. The house has Ave room,
with kitchen and ali other usual out buildings,
with a well of the best water In the yard. The lot
is well enclosed, and the whole premises in good
order, -
For further information, apply to Mr.. JOSEPH
TRAYLOR Manchester Va my 2T-6tN
DARN FOR SALE.-A FARM, con-
Il tanning 400 acres OF good land, lying In Orange
county, Va, has good dwelling, barn, tobacco
house, stable and corn house. will be sold low or
exchanged for city property. Apply to
ap 25-ts Richmond. Va.
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EFFECTS OF DRINK.-Our police reports
today show another of the results OF the
habitual use of ardent spirits. One OF the
persons there mentioned was fourteen
months ago possessed Of property to the
amount of seven or eight thousand dollars.
All has been swallowed up in tins snort
space of time, and the owner, after hard
months work as a seine hauler on one OF
the down-river fishing shores, was on ga
turday committed to Jail for stealing
chickens.-ALerQndriu Journal.
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JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE INVITED HOME
A lady in this city has received letter
from Hon. Horace Greeley, written few
DAYS since, as we are confidently assured,
enclosing a letter to be sent TO John L.
Breckenridge, urging him to return to
America and go to work, Notwithstanding
what the fools may say about him. We
have this from reliable source, and sim
ply give it as news item, without COM
ment.- Uoshingt0n Republican,.
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At Charleston, S. c., Judge Munro, in a
suit brought by tax collector against the
First National Bank, has decided in favor
of the bank. The case involved the ques-
ton of the constitutionality and legality Of
the State tax imposed by the acts of the
last General Assembly on the gross profits
of the national banks. The payment of the
tax was resisted by the banks on the
ground that it conilicted with the Consti-
tuition of the United States and the acts of
Congress of the United States organizing
national bank associations.
The Vicksburg Herald says that a few
days since gentleman from Louisiana
called on General Gillem and stated that
the laborers he had employed had left him
and crossed the river to the Mississippi
side. The General inquired whether they
had regularly contracted for the year.
Upon satisfactory evidence on that point
he sent his adjutant- general to the point in
question, had the parties brought before
him, and finding the facts were as repre-
scented, they were delivered over to the
Louisiana gentleman.
\ Union man writing to Us from Deco
guam, Virginia, say s jury composed of ex-
rebels, who are still impenitent, recently
rendered verdict against him for killing
q rabid dog, and awarded damages to the
owner of the dog to the amount Of two
hundred dollars. The judge before whom
the case was tried, in charging the jury,
gave ii as his opinion that the killing Of the
dog was UNSUITABLE under the circum-
stances.-f0rneyS Chronicle.
Newton Wingfeld, Of Sussex county, a
worthy young man, whowas recently bitten
10y dog has disappeared, and as no clue
TO his whereabouts can be obtained, it is
feared ne has had an attack of hydropho-
bia.
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A NOVEL ARREsT.-A gentleman from
Washington, formerly resident OF this
city, was arrested on the steamboat wharf
on Saturday last, and detained awhile at
the jail, for debt contracted in this city
thirty years ago. he was arrested under
the law requiring bail from non-residents,
and was released upon filing proper bond.
But few arrests Of this character have
been made of late years, but formerly they
were very common.-Alerandria Journal.
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DEATH OF MAJOR WILLIAM IL. kER.-
Major William IL. Ker, post commandant
in this city during the siege OF Peters
burg, died at Chucatuck, Nansemond
county, on the 2lst instant, after an ILL
ness of only two days. He was in the
sixty-ninth year OF his age.-PeterS6'rg
ErllreSN
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CINCINNATI, May 29.-The train from
Chicago containing the Strakosch opera
troupe, among whom was Parepa, ran off
the track yesterday. Parepa was unhurt,
but all the rest were more or less battered =.
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KANSAS CRY, May 27.-Twenty-fve
citizens from this place started in pursuit
OF the Richmond bank robbers yesterday.
AS part of them approached the house of
man named Levin, twenty-one miles
west of Independence, one of the party,
Is. II. Wilson, formerly of New Albany,
Indiana, was shot and instantly killed by
a notorious bushwhacker, who escaped.
1t is thought that most fthe gang engaged
IN the robbery are protected by bullet
proof garments, as many shots were fired
at them by citizens at close quarters
without effect. This is Kansas story.l
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The following is a correct copy Of the
bail-b bond of Mr.. Davis. The three sigma
lures which have been added since Mr..
Davis was discharged from the custody of
the Marshal are those of Gerrit Smith,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, and Benjamin Wood
This bond will be a curiosity before many
years:
At a stated term of the Circuit Court of
the United States for the District of Eir-
gtnia, held at Richmand on the first Mon
day in May, One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Sixty -Seven-Be ii remembered that
on this Thirteenth l3th) day of May, i'll
the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty-Scven, before the
Honorable the District Court of the United
States for the District of Virginia, at the
Court house in Richmond in the said Dis
trict, came jefferson Davis and acknow-
lodged himself 10 owe to the United States
of America in the sum Of 100000 lawful
money of the said United States, and
Gerrit Smith, Horace Greeley, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Augustus Schell, Horace +.
Clark, A. Welch, David X. Jackman,
William II. mcfarland, X. B. HaXall,
Isaac Davenport, Jr., Abraham Warwick,
Gustavus a. Myers, William w. Crump,
James Lyons, John A. Meredith, William
II. Lyons, John Minor Bolts, James
Thomas, Jr., Thomas X. Price, William
Allen, Benjamin Wood, Thomas W. Dos
well, each OF whom acknowledged himself
to owe to the United States of America
the sum of five thousand dollars of like
lawful money. The said several sums to
be made to the use of the said United
States, of the goods, chattels, lands, and
tenementS of the said parties respectively.
The condition of this recognizance is
such that if the said Jefferson Davis shall
in his proper person well and truly appear
al the Circuit Court of the United States
Tor the District OF Virginia, to be held at
Richmond in the said district, on the
fourth Monday of November next, at the
opening of the court on that day, and
then and there appear from day to day, and
stand 10 abide and perform whatsoever shall
be then and there ordered or adiudged in re-
Spect TO him by the said Court, and not TO
depart from the said Court without the
leave from the said Court in that behalf
first had and obtained then the said re-
cognizancc to become void, otherwise re-
Taken and acknowledged this thirteenth
day OF May, A. d., 1867, in open Court be-
fore me. ". Ii. BARRY, Clerk.
GERRIT SMITH,
Horace GREELEY,
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT,
AUGUSTUS SCuELL,
HORACE T. CLARK,
BENJAMIN WOOD,
\. WEIGH,
DAVID X. JACKMAN,
WILLIAM II. MAtFARLAND,
Il. b. llAXALL,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
ABRAHAM WARWICK,
GUSTAyUs A. MYERS,
WILLIAM ". CRCMP,
JAMES LYONS,
JoHN A. MEREDITH,
WILLIAM Ii. Lyons,
JuHN MINOR BoTTS,
Thomas ". boswell,
JAMES THOMAS, JR.,
THOMAS K. PRICE,
WILLIAM ALLEN.
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A decision in the motion Of Edwin For
rest, argued in the United States Circuit
''afl some time ago, for an Injunction to
s'"y O4tnarjne y. Forrest (Mrs. SInclair)
nom collecting certain Judgments recover
~ aga.nst him, OF claiming from him any
money b. reason Of the same, was yester-
,@y rendered by Judge Nelson denying
Tie motion.
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CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
IA LANDs.-I have formed business connsc-
ton with Messrs Murphey Troutman, Real Es-
tate Agents and Brokers philadelphia, who have
applications for the purchase Of large nun Der OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonab BILE prices will be paid by
Pennsylvanians desiring 10 remove 10 this State.
On application, In person or by mail, will with
pleasure furnish any having land for sale spe-
crc information on the subject.
an aots Richmond, Va.
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MONTREAL, May 27.-Jeff. Davis, wife,
children, and dozen friends, attended
ST. Georges church last night. Quite a
rush was made, and crowd collected at
the door TO see him.
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TAXATION OF THE PEOPLE.-When such
journals as Harper'S Weekly find fault with
the action of the Radical party, it is time
the people began to look at facts as they
are, and not be led captive by their pas
sions and prejudices. After declaring that
"the great and paramount question of the
day will soon be the debt and taxation of
the people," that paper says:
eve cannot help thinking, and saying,
too, in strict confidence to the readers of
this journal, that stupid, and dull, and
voiceless as the public may be, he has
some rights which politicians will, sooner
or later, have to recognize. He is now
paying taxes at the rate of seven per cent.
more than is paid by the most heavily
taxed people Of Europe, and at the same
time he is paying for commodities of all
kinds, and labor, fifty-fve and one hundred
and fifty per cent. more than any other
people in the world. In England the taxes
are heavy, no doubt, but food, clothing,
and rent are cheap. In Russia living is
expensive, but the taxes are light; but
here in the United States the public groans
under the simultaneous burden of heavy
taxes and expensive living. We have a
notion that, sooner or later, he will rebel
against this load, and that the party that
laid it on his shoulders will itself be laid
pretty low"
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NG. hsLLY o& COAI.CATIoN AND RE-
...la. rrJoN In his speech at Salisbury,
j.. g., Tie other day, NJ. Kelly said Lc
.-4 been asked whether the Sherman bill
Ha,4 0aa measure. To this he would
.s"ag that the South itself should decide
AH. s, 10 conGscation-of which they
.ual 10 bc afraid-he protested that, no
BATTER Tor all Mr.. Stevens said IN hiS
speech, there was not a Republican IN
Congress- who wanted cODtiscation bill !;
1a, ]. the military bin was rejected, as the
Constitutional amendment was, he would
,Htsay that restricted franchise might
A.t follow, or that Congress might not 90
luf1arr, even, TO taking from The men OF
large wealth who oppressed the masses
pEuon Of their vast estates. In conclu-
.ou, he asked them 10 believe that this IS
lie language he would have spoken I'D
Mobile had The people listened to him, ana
10 assure them that all they read III the
papers about using eXasperatipg or OMEN
1--WE words were merely creations oil the
Imagination.
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TRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GprRSRRrKs COUNTY WEsr VA

This old, well known. and popular HOTEL IL
open for visitors, II has been REFlTTED and
FURNISHED, and will be conducted As hereto
fore, with especial regard 10 the comfort and sa-
tis'action of guests This Hotel has the privilege
OF WHITE SULPHUR GROUNDS and WATERS.
nv 2s-lm g. s. CALDWELL, Proprietor.
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OFFICE VlkGlNlA CENTRAL RAILROAD UOMPANY,g
RICHhoSD, May 7, 1857. {
II A MEETING OF THE BOARD
"a OF DIRECTORS of the Virginia Central
Railroad Company held at the Office of the CON-
pany in the city of Richmond on the Sd instant
the following resolution was adopted:
"Resoired, That the delinquent stockholders be
required 10 pay the balances due on their stock in
three equal instalments-viz., on the 18th OF May,
3oth of May, and 18th of June"
The stockholders referred to are requested 10
pay the acquisitions promptly, and thus facilitate
The completion Of the roao TO Covington.
nv s-tl5Je J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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~..c... .l.utolle Baltimore Sun.
unprecedented Political Troubles in
Tennessee.

tppr"h"idvd E"htic"i troubles IN
Tennessee.
WASHINGTON. Nav 2S.-Gcneral Thomas
....r,g...I mere In advise upon the copdi-
.....s .r.f., in Tennessee. II appearS
...., ..,.. weeks .r,. G,yerror Brownlow
....,,.s .t General Thomas whether the
-..-,. authorities could RELY upon him
....~sl Tn,rna.1 for prrtection in case of
......-y dining tl,, coming political con-
...~.. and whether there would be a suif-
...., number of Federal troops under his
smaud 10 ouell disturbances, etc. Gene
. Thomas replied tina, the Federal troops
..-,Id hr relied on for that purpose: that
.... r,.,4f,.t,. force yo..lI be on hand. &C.
IN r.. mean time. however. Governor
#.vDl.,, Ia, proceeded Ia call into active
service ~ State military force. Petitions
...r been sent to the Government here
.,s.-- lUg Federal protection from the al
.--s threatening OF tyranny aud uSurpa-
-.v. the State Government.
The petitioners say already the threats
s" Governor browu.Ow have filled with
..r.. aud alarm the people aud law
a.ug citizens. No freedom of opinion
.st. ice tolerated but at risk of life and
a-0. They say the consistent and I'M
altering mon men desire that General
1.s-t STALL send sufficient Federal force
.Hrfgct the people from the threatened
assaults.
Upon consideration Of those petitions
Il" Administration determined to send
.r General Thomas and consult with him
.- !" lie actual condition OF affairs in Ten
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CWEET SPRINGS
49, ~ Bath COUNTY. VA.
TEMPERATURES FROM IS to ITO DEG. FAHRESHRAr
TARDY, WILLIAMS & CO, Propietors.
J. L. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Resident Physician

TARDY, WILLIAMS s. CO., PROJECTORS.
J. E. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Resident Physician.
Will be open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
lar, 1867 under the management of Colonel j. A.
McCLUSG.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE, LINEN,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the Invalid and
pleasurs-se.ker No expense or effort has been
spared by the propretors 10 make IL a. comforta-
bls and pleasant A possible 10 all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half century 10 possess in won
dsrful degree TONIC, ALFERATivE, DETER
GENT, ana sTIMULATITG PROPERTIES, and
have become justly celebrated for the cure OF
RHEUMATISM. GOVT. DISEASES OF THE Ii
YER, SKIN, BLADDER, and WOMB PARALY
Sis, the result OF injury or serars stusion CON
TRACTION OF MUSCLES and JOINTS. DlAR-
RHG, and DYSPEPSIA, accompanied with SORE
MOUTH and TONGUE.
NEW BATH HOUSES have been erected, 4
BAND OF MUSIC engaged, and BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up.
| The splendid BALL Room has been thoroughly
| refttei.
Route from the North rin Orange and Alexsn-
dra railroad To Gordonsvile: thence Uia Virginia
Central railroad TO Millhoro' Depot thence 10
Hot Springs direct over turnpike, distance twenty
miles by Trotter < Co.'S stage line.
Route from thu South, Um lynchburg or Rich-
mond, and Virginia Central railroad TO Millboro'
Depot.
TERNs: 50 per day ; $40 per week
The number Of passengers to each stage Is 10y
special contract LIMITED To TEN. my BIN
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iStOcH ReGtliSitiO1,S.

DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK The
l stockholders of this Institution are hereby
10 fl I'd that the second iustaiment OF ONE DOL
LAR PER SHARE will BE- due and payable on the
LIST day Of June. WILLIAM T. ALLEN,
my 29-3t Cashier
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TOHN DO0LEY, HAT MANUFAC.

d TURsK AND pEALBR, 10 1911 Eagle a
Square, Main street, Richmond, Va, Is now ~
In r.ce pt OF all the staple and fancy style. -
Of HATS and CAPS for ths spring trade. The nsr-
chants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
will nnd IN this stock thu very beat assortment OF
goods IL the Hat hns- Their trade II respectfully
solicited. His experience Of upwards OF thirty
years In the trade In Richmond justines him IN
saying that he knows what kind Of goods viii suit
the people, and ne is determined 10 keep them.
Amongst the latest styles received are the Bor-
levSrds," "Cordoyax," BLACK Crook new
styls Saratoga" &C., &c. mil
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NJ. DAVIS can be found at the
IA. shoe store Of WILLIAM +. WHITE, No,
1908 Maiu street, where his facilities are as good,
IL not better than any houss IN the South for man.
nfactur,ng BOOTS, CATERS, and sHoEs for
ladies' and gentlemen. Particular attention paid
to suit tender feet. We use nothing but the best
You will lose noining by patronizing the store Of
WILLIAM =. WHITE. ap 25-s
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VrDiniA Springs.

path ALUM SPRINGS, BATH
II COUNTY, vA.-Thsse we'll. known tpriDgs
FIJI be open for visitors on the 10TH Op JUNE:
IIne proprietor will be In Richmond on the kf OF
ySuns' ana can be seer for few days at No 1910
MSn street lat Office Of City Bank. from 10 TO u
N, hLsrs arrangements can be made for fsmi.
lies Wishing 10 spend the miner I'm a. healthy and
OF Virginia. -
The superior qusiity 81 the MINERAL WATERS
sta DDS unrlvaiied. JOSEPH BAXTER,
my I-tiJe Propriotor