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~ Every patron obtains q Watch BY this Ar
raDgement, costing but slO, while 1t may be worth
S7sO. No Partially shown 81
We wish 20 Immediately dispose OF the abova
magnificent Stock. Certificates, naming the srti
Giles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and we'll
mixed. Holders are entitled to the srtclee mama a
on their certificate: upon payment Of $40, whether
1t be w atch worth $50 or one worth less The
return OF any OF our entities you to the
article named thereon. upon payment, irresnect
i've Of Its worth and a. article sued less than
seen that this 10 w
No Lorery. bat straight forpard iegi,in7ats
Transaction, tchtch may be participated
IN eren by the most TaStidiOnS
ffngie Certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid upon recei pt OF IS cts. five for Gl eleven fs
-, thiIty three and elegant premium for S. six :.
~ six And more valuable premium for $40, one
agents or those wishing employment this 10 Q rare
opportnIity Il is lesitimstely conducted bust:
open 90 the most careful scrutiny. TryKs'
WEIGHT, BROTH1k co.. Importers.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF sERvIOEABLE AND UNsER.
- VIOEABLI ORDHAHOE BTOREs

BNTsau of Ordinance. Macy bspartmsnLl
WdshsHgton Cry, April Is, 1867
There will be sold at public auction to the hi sh-
est bidders. at noon, on TUESDAY, the 18th day
OF May. 1867, in the Office OF the Inspector or Ord.
nance, at the Navy Yard, New York. Q very large
lot Of articles OF Ordnance. comprising Dan ZEN .
Shot and Shell.
These articles will be sold In lets
Terms: One-hAtf cash, in Government funds
on the conclusion Of the sale, and the remainder
within ten days afterwards during which time
they must be removed from the yard; otherwise
they will revert to the Government
Persons desiring to bid can obtain printed lists
on application to the Ipspector Of Ordnance.
ap2 Ht IA. WISE, Chief Of bureau.
~ UILDIRGs AT FOURTEENTH ST. PARK
ID AT AUCTION.
Depot lraytermdster's 0Gce, I
WdshtHgton. ID. C., April ~, 1857.
By direction OF the Qusrtermastsr General. the
Government Buildings situated at Fourteenth
street Park, near the Long Bridge will he sold
1t public sale. under the su pervision Of OAptsin
James @. Payne, A. q n, on TUESDAY. May q,
commencing att O'Clock Q. m. These buildings
consist of
tWo-story Mess ouse, s2xlso feet.
ltwo-story etorehouse, 18x4S feet.
5etables, q feet By from l57 to 20 feet
] arpenter Shop, 1Sx 100 feet.
Kitchen. W heslwrfght's and lacksmith s6hoDs,
6torehouse.
Tool House, 6 Sheds and Sinks.
Terms cash In Government funds.
Buildings will be sold sfnsly.
OHAe. ii. TOMPKINS,
Bvt. Brig. Gen., Depot Quartermsstsr.
8p2o II
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ATTEMPT To RoB.-Oficer Boyle yesterday
arrested. near the fish wharf, VIM Patterson
on the charge OF attempting to rob Mr.. H. b.
Duly. who was at the wharf awaiting TO pur.
chase supply of fish, and Justice Handy
held him TO bail for court
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PARDoNRD.-The President has directed that
a warrant OF pardon be issued TO VIM. d.
Smons. convicted of larceny in March last at
the Criminal Court for this District. and sen.
fenced 10 be imprisoned in the Albany peui-
tenuary for the period of three years. The
pardon is issued on the recon nendation of
the District Attorney and the judge who tried
the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-29

MUST BE BROKEN UP.-The police OF the
First Ward have been called 10 notice the i'm
proper conduct OF persons visiting the public
grounds In that ward, especially LAFAYETTE
Square; and II may be well, by way Of warn
ing, TO say that several persons, of both sexes
have been arrested recently for mutiIating the
flowers and sbrubbery. But that which the
police will partic ularly attend to hereafter is
the gang OF well-dressed loafers who iafest
the public grounds and insult ladies' Lieut.
Hurley has directed his attention especially to
these fellows, and Of those who may be ARE t
ed, none need expect sympathy from tn DO.
hcemen or magistrate of the First Ward II
proved guilty of the offences charged. Under
such circumstances position in society and re
spectabillty OF connexions should only serve
TO increase the penalty.
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Having Just received our new and we'll selected
stock of
MILLINERY GOODS.
LACEs, (csal and imitation.)
EABROID BRIEs,
rsE DRESS TRIMMINGS,
...... ..... BUTTONS, &c, &C.,
And having, unexpectedly to move by the LIST of
May, we shall sell our
EHTIRE STOCK, FROM THIS DATE. AT COST
CALL AND sECUEE GREAT BARGAINS,
s-.g. E. LENZBER0 CO.,
l6 Market Space. under the Avenue House.
NH a8-lm<
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SERVICES AT THE JAIL-Yesterday after.
noon, under the auspices Of the Young Men 8
christian Association, religious services were
held At The jail. The prisoners were Assem- =
pIed IN the hall on the s.cono floor, where
Warden Brown had provided seats for them,
and after singing by about twenty ladies and
gentlemen, an interesting discourse was deliy-
cred by Rev. Mr.. Colby, OF Boston.
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FOUND DRAD.-Yesterday afternoon q dead
colored infant was found under a flag stone
crossing the gutter at the intersection OF Sd
and l. streets north Sergt WaIling, of the
Fourth Ward, procured box and placed the
body In IL, and had IL conveyed to the station
house TO await the order of the coroner
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The FISH WHAkP.-Yesterday,t there were
but 1900 shad and - 900 herrlngs landed AT the
nsh wharf, foot of eth street.-the former
bringing $40 10 Si2 per hundred. and the her
ring &C 10 80 per thousand The cold weather
is operating seriously with the seine hauling
and driving the fish into deep water There
has been during the past few days an abun.
dance OF customers at the wharf, and the sup
Plies are quickly boughtup on landing
The new Sunday law went into operation
at the wharf yesterday. and the booths did
good business. but there was no disorder ON
the ground
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ISLAND SUNDAY School UNToN.-The sun.
day Schools attached to the Island Churches
constituting The Island ). s. Union, held the r
regular monthly meeting in the Seventh Pres.
byterlan Church yesterday aftsrnoon-Rev
q. q. Meador presiding, and Mr.. George c.
Hercus secretary. Short addresses were made
by Revs. q. II. Smyth. Brown, and Meador,
and Alderman T. T.. Lloyd.
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BAPTIsM.-festerday, there were three
oapuzinss in the Potomac by colored people;
two near BuZZard Point (morning and after
noon ana one near the steamboat wharf in
the afternoon. Immense crowds ofcolored peo-
pie, with some whites, were present on each
occasion. There were also several colored
people baptIsed in Rock Greek yesterday.
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"HISKYi WHI6KYN WHISKYuI
w RARE CHANCE.
AT LEAaT 6O PER OHNT aAVVn

AT LEAET % PIK UENT. BANED.
KIEs from the best West Virginia distiiieries,
which will offer &C the folio ing reduce ed prices
Wholesale purchasers will ind great deduction
rom S the above prices, VIII also offer GIN Of
S2b per gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold
the gallon.
Received besides lar &c lot of Imported sHE
kIEe direct from Europe, and In bond at New
YORK. transferable 70 Georgetown custom house;
loo casks OF CadiZ SHER BIZ and 90 casks of Cette
or French 81 ERRY. The Gate Sherry such as
the New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
houses have been selling to city dealers, accord
ing to their generosity, at from IS, So 50 and 81
per gallon. will sell same article st 81 so per
gallon retail and 81 per gallon Wholesale
@ GAUTIER,
p2ly Importer, ESQ Penna avenue.
FILING OFF AT COST.
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ALEXANDRIA AND NICINITY.-We clip the
following from the Alexandria Gazette OF yes
terday:
The President, Treasurer and Chief Engi.
neer OF the Alexandra, Loudoun and Hamp-
snne Railroad, accompanied by tive or three
Trends, made trip, yesterday, over that
road, to Goose Greek, across which the rail.
road bridge has just been completed and over
repairs to that road are now tran sported.
An adjourned meeting OF the m srcnants and
other business men of the city, will be held on
Moncay evening next, the goth inst for the
purpose OF organizing Corn exchange and
Board OF Trade.
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LOCAL NEWS.


WALLS VPERA HoUsE.-Messrs. Goes. Pur-
dy d Coz verses mi strels are without doubt
the pest troupe that have app eared here for 3
gong ume They offer good bill to-nIght p
NATIONAL THEArRI-First night Of MISS
LueiIIe western, who appears in her speciality
OF "Esst Lynne"
CARROLL HALL, G street. between 9th and
Ietn-falr for the benefit OF the new Hall and
House of the Christian Brothers. now open.
PARKER's HALL, Penn. avenue, between 9Th
and 9TH streets--Fifth grand ball OF the Circle
Friendship Association.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-Burlesque of the
"Black Crooke," and other novelties, this
evening.
JURNErNAS's GARDRN.-Dancing this after
noon and evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-15

Crrrrsa GLASS UNDER WATER WITH scIs-
soRs.-The American artisan republishes from
the London Photographic N,cs the following
account Of process for cutting glass, which
might b. useful where glazier diamond can
not be procured
"In order to insure success two points must
be attended TO. First and most important the
glass must be quite level while the scissors are
applied, and second, to avoid risk, 1t is better
TO begin the cutting by taking Off small pieces
at the corners and along the edges and so re-
duce the shape gradually to that required for
II any attempt Is made to cut the glass all ut
once to the shape, as we should cut piece Of
cardboard. 1t will most likely break just where
IL Is not wanted. Some kinds Of glass cut
much better than others; the softer glasses cut
best. The scissors need not be Mt all sharp, rs
their action does not depend much upon the
state OF the edge presented 10 the glass. When
the operation goes on well, the glass breaks
away from the scissors in small pieces In q
straight line with the blades. This method
has often proved very useful in cutting ovals,
&c, which would be very expensive II ground
cut and though the edges are not so smooth
rs may be desired for some purposes, the me-
thod is worth knowing"
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u A man i'm Chicago found recently, among a
lot of papers which he had purchased, the
original parchment confirming the granting of
600 acres of land in the county of Kent, in the
province of Pennsylvania, TO Thomas Peter
SON The document is dated 1854, and is signed
by William Penn.
The New York Tribune says it is curious that
of all the letters written in reply to the invi-
tation 10 be present at the Inauguration OF the
CLAW statue in Louisville I" that OF General
Robert T. Lee should be decidedly the best
aud quite q model of concise crispness
tx. President Buchanan contributed 5000 to
the southern relief fund recently raised in
Philadelphia. The money was sent to Rev.
DR.. Boardman.
Miss Polly Rogers, a descendant of John
Rogers "the martyr" died at Royalstown,
Mass, a few days since, aged eighty nine
years
The Liverpool Post of the S0th ultimo re-
cords the sudden and severe illness Of the emf.
heht tragedian Mr.. Charles Kean.
II a dog isn't a dog we should like TO know
WIFI , " ls.-Memphts Bulletin.
why, Radical Of course.-Bolipar Bulletin.
The tradition that charcoal is n good purifier
ior pad water Is contradicted by some recent
scientihc experiments in England.
Mr.. Wicker, a Freedmen's Bureau teacher.
Is q candidate for the Convention In PittsyI.
yania county.
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Dwy Goods.
CHEERING NEWSi CHEERING
~ NEwsi,-THR ATTRACTION GREATER

CHEERING NEwSi CHEERING
~ NEwsi,-rHE ATTRACTION GREATER
THAN EysR-aRBAT DECLINE In DRY
gOoDs-and in order to have the advantage OF
dec iue and secure bargain. go at once where
the rush nocks 10 tho popular store oil Jossrh
sTRAUsE, No. 1898 MAIN STREET, where he VIII
open TO-DAY friday, the 18th, one OF the
choicest and cheapest selections OF DIZZY ana
FANCY GOODS which has ever yet been offered
in the market as he has Just returned rom the
North for the fourth time this season. ana a'lenaea
the large auction failures and purchased GOODS AZ
such prices as to be able to satisfy the Closest
buyer; and. moreover, not only save twenty-nVe
per cent, but get the full value OF the money.
Look below and see only few OF the many Daf
gains TO be had at the above place:
5000 yards Plaid and Striped Mozambiques at
2oc., worth 3Oc.;
500 yards French Organizes at a'e.-chsap az
60c.;
1000 yards Brown. Black, ard Colored Lawns NJ
Below at &C.;
5000 yards Atwood Delaine at 400. - selling
everywhere at eoc.;
$500 yards Coored Alpacas at acc cheap at soo.
coo yards Black Silk, the cheapest In the Guy
and which am selling at New York prices irish
Linens ut S75 SO, and 75c., astonishlngiy 10" !,
Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslin, Camofic, ana
Checked Muslin, at half their value; 100 dozen
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs at 10, l23c., and up
ward; 100 dozen Ladies' Corsets at 7sc. and ~,
selling every where at 81 so ; and the best whale
bone Corset at rs; 100 dozen Ladies' Hoop skirts
at 50, 7sc. and 81; Ladies' Misses, and Children
Hose at l6sc., worth Csc. 100 dozen Ladies HAIR
Nets at ST., worth zoe. Linen Bosoms at a7sc. and
upwards. Also, the cheapest lot OF Bleached ana
Brown Cottons, which / am selling at ~, l6sc.-
the best Csc. Pillow-cass Cotton, beautiful ar
ticle at 2sc 1o-i Sheeting at eOc. selling every
where at 75c. Also, the largest and cheapest as
sorlment of Cloths, Cassimeres, and satinets for
men and boys wear, which am selling less than
any other house in the city and to be convinced,
call without delay, and be particular to remem.
Der the name. JOSEPH STRAUSE,
1888 Main street,
ieA a few doors this side Old Market
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rrrER FROM PETERSBURG.
Of the Richmon Dispatch.
r.,,ccc Factories and Cotton Mills -Ep'scoPa'
schools.

PErgRsBURe, June IL, 1907.
No branches Of business, perhaps aIe I.oIe
,.nressed at this time than tnat o, Hnahui"c-
,nring. The tobacco factories mao .a,in s as
wi he closed as for any work they are doing
49, ~ most they do is for the sake OF keeping
nv go rs TO be ready TO take advantage OF
Orr; ,yorable change that may occur.
The cotton mills are also on snort work,
alive prices Of the raw material and the
iur ,rcactured goods would justify more aeG-
man 80 there was sufficient demand for the lat.
W But il is Impossible to erect sales beyond
.eiiimited extent, and II would be extremely
Unsafe 10 make ACCOMMODATIONS Oh STOCK as iohS
.s the markets are so weak
Tins all who~iind IL practicable are con-
.rac,;nc their business in order 10 ACCOMMODATE
themselves 10 surrounding circunstahces
Merchants, however, are ROCKING iorWaro
,,;,h !. boncful eye TO the impulse which q
WI crnn Of wheat in the first place, and a
49,. IRON of cotton in the second, will give TO
trade in general. IL may be expected tnat tne
formcr vii, be brought 10 market AT an carrier
ncriod than usual, and that Tree oeuNcIles
Farmers will be prompted TO TINS oy the
double motive of realizing the highest prices
and relieving themselves from pressing neees
si,ies With the Richmond ana PETERSBURG
a. mills i'm full opera tion-running day and
,,irht as in the good old tmes--a general re-
,,;HaI of business may be confidently expected
THE two Episcopal churches of this city are
engaged in the prosecution OF very laudable
work which olutT iVito" w
Great advantage. A parochial school has
been in operation at st. Paurs for some time,
and another is about to be inaugurated ut
Grace church. The object is TO afford instruc-
lion 10 poor children, particularly those OF
fnr,rar confederate soldiers who persisted
,snrinc the war, or who, II they survived, have
moi the means of educating their children
And these embrace large class OF our Juve-
nile norUlatiou. An efficient corps OF teach
ars mamhers of the congregation-has been
organized, who take it by turns, each one
attending TO the duty about two days IN tne
week. The superintendent alone gives daily
attention. Such \ work doubtless involves
,,msiderah,e sacrifice of time and ease on the
mar, of those who prosecute 1t but the cnlel
agents are the ladies, and they are always Tess
self. calculating than our own more seiiish
sex. But in times like these IL is not wei "
in repairing shattered fortunes and reclaim
ing the waste and dcsolate places, Whlcn Is
more congenial 10 their nature. D
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Tirgi1,iG Springs.
DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
OPEN JUNE 1.


This favorits and delightful watering place,
having undergone thorough renova alton, Is pre-
pared to receive visitors. The owners have made
every effort In the outfit and equipment to render
the place moro than ever attractive to those In
quest OF recreation, while to the invalid Its med.
may be confidently claimed for them that they
have in a great many cases relieved, and in many
more case. cured, the following diseases; sCRO-
en- RONIC THRUSH, BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA.
CHRONIC DIARRHGB, DR0PSY. AFFECTIONS
Of KIDNEY and BLADDER, and PILES and, In
come ction with the Hot Baths, CHRONIC RHEU-
MATlsM.
As an appetizer, a tonic, and general restorative
to an enfeebled constitution, II is perhaps unri-
vailed amongst mineral waters The proprietors
have eP VssT s9 sf sc
'G %RE fsf ih1 MD f B6wh III skdSSs
both for ladies and gentlemen, will be found in
more complete order than ever before.
From the very extensive preparations now
making at all the leading Virginia Springs, q
heavy travel is anticipated, and, we think, will be
attracted. 1t shall be the aim OF the undersigned
to keep their establishment FOLLY UP TO THE
FOREMOST and they hope to see renewal of
the social reunions which in former years lent
such charm to these mountain retreats.
Passengers by the Virginia Central railroad get
off the cars at GOSHEN Depot Eight ts) miles Of
staging over smooth road lands them at the
BOARD, ss5oPBR DAY: 800 PER MONTH.
Wehave secured the efficient services Of Captain
to the public, in connection with these Springs.
FRAZIER & RAN DOLPH, Proprietors.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond;
A. Z. RUCKRR, Iynchburg;
COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, Baltimore;
HEGEMAN & CO.. New York:
Agents for sale of the Water and Mas or Salts.
my 4-TuTh&S3m
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VHE VIRGINIA WARM SPRINGS,
BATH COURTHOUSE,

BATH COURTHOUSE,
are now open for the reception of visitors. These
waters are go famed for their efficacy in the cure
disease and the location for its beautiful scenery
and healthful climate, that it is unnecessary to
give any extended description of them.
Route uia Virginia Central railroad to Mil
boro' depot thence.by frst-class coaches over
good turnpike fifteen miles to the springs. the
same day guests leave Richmond or Baltimore.
BOARD-Less than one week, $50 Per day ;
children and servants in proportion. One week
and over, $l5 per week. Fifty dollars per month
for single persons; less for families.
Ia Elm GEORGE MAYSE, Proprietor.
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uAMPpEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

scenes OH commencement Day---Graduatins
C,ass..Their Orations. &c.-.Address Of the
President, Diplomas. ID. ID. 's--The Afternoon
and the People, Hospitality and Good Cheer--
Polite Freedmen-The Pbilanthropic Society,
Its Hall. aud Library-The Two Societies and
TIC Ladies-.Social Attractions AT Hampton
sydncy-- imuivcrsaryolth "Phips"-.Speeches
on the Occasion Bouquets--Closing Scene--
Number of Students and List OfDistincti0ns.
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"a ID -
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST. AND WEST, VA THg
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND POTO.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING TIE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY1ELEG mt GsRS
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on ri,
road are now run from the southern terminus q
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND BIGHTE
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave. gief.
mond daily Sundays exceptedl at s. IS A. u. ar.
irving In Washington at $50 p. NJ, conneClr,
North, East, and West
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with el..
CANT cars supplied with the new patent sleeping
oh airs attached, leaves Richmond daily A. lOP N .
arriving In w ash ington at 20 A. ~, eonrseifg
with the early morning trains for the North, Eu,
and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with local sY.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily (sundsy'
excepted) from the depot. corner Of Broad aIi
Eighth streets, At p. NJ, arriving in PFeds'
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandra, Wa'hinglCr,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, ari
all the principal cities IL the West.
For furtter information and through tickets A..
ply at the Office OF the company, corner Broad All
Eighth streets, shockos Hill, snd At the ticket
ONCE ''fn'' ~ ~ anu J. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. spS
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"ILLIAM s. MUNSON,
w No. 900 MAIN STREET,
DEALER IN
IJ1uTNINa RODS AND ORNAMENTAL IRON

GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FOUNTAINS, VASES, CEAiRS, sEITEEs'
GARDEN ORNAMENTS. BRACkETs, &c.
IRON STABLE FURNITURE Of the most ap-
proved style.
Patent-the most durable and economical In the
market. ,,, - H.
churches public buildings, sc.
SIGN EMBLEMS for each and every trade and
profession These signs are made either from
zinc or copper and gilded with the best gold lear
Also, Agent for the sale Of
GOING'S IMPROVED EUROPEAN RANGES,
o. g. QUIMBY'S EXCELSIOR FIRE-PLACk
HEATERS CRATES, 10. my2-Sm
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TRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREEYBRIER COUNTY, WEST Va.

This old, well known. and popular HOTEL is
open for visitors 1t has been REFITTED and
FURNISHED, and will be conducted, as hereto
fore with especial regard to the comfort and sa-
tis'action of guests This Hotel has the privilege
of WHITE SULPHUR GROUNDS and WATERS.
my 2s-lm E. s. CALDWELL, Proprietor.
DED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON
N ROE COUNTY, WEST VIEGINIA-This old
and well-known watering place will be (againl
opened for the reception OF visitors by the 18th Of
June next. Persons desiring circulars will i've
them upon application by letter to
nv 23-tJy2* 5. GWlNH co.
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SaUi0gS Banks, de-.

MUTUAL BUILDING FUND
vi AND DOLLAR SAYINGS BANK.
OFFICE, 1900 MAIN STREET.
This Institution allows six per cent. Interest %
deposits OF one dollar or more
DIRECTORS.
Stephen Hunter, Robert J. Christian,
y. w. Grubbs, George htnsl!e,
j. w. Frayser, A. B0daker,
J. Foster y. y. Hill.
John o. Taylor, Richard Cauthorn,
tampson Jones, Jr., W. u. holt,
Robert s. Pollard, A. w. Richardson.
JOHN 2. BOsSIEUX, President
WILLIAM T. ALLEN, Cashier.
The attention OF all classes DESTROYS OF saylng
investing their money Is called 10 this SAWS
Bank. Security undOubted. Loans, &C., ngsJ'
tiatsd Ollce hours from y a. M. too
my Is-?m