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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-12

IA wine shopkeeper In Portes,
France, with his wife, went into the
cellar 10 draw some brandy. After the
lapse ofa few minutes piercing shrIeka
summoned aid, when the cellar was
found filled with flame, the body OF the
woman partly carboniSsd, and the man
In nearly as bad state. A cAsk OF
spirits OF wine had ignited from their
candle,
-0ppenhelm, the Egyptian banker,
who made recently q sensation In Paris
by his magnificent Entertainment given
In honor OF IsmaIl PashR, began bis
career In the east as peddler during
the Crlmean war, when he lnRratiated
himself with an Egyptian PaShA, who,
on his death, lett him vast property,
the possession Of which, however, has
been more than once contested by the
Legitimate heirs Of oppenheim's bene'
factor.
-Workmen, In overhaulIng the old
fort at 81. Augustine, Florida, discover.
ed several subtSraneAn cells or prisons
each Of which contained long iron
upright box and a human skeleton In
irons. II is supposed these are refrac-
tory Spanish soldiers, or perhaps prls.
ouers Of war, who were incarcerated In
these sweat boxes and left there to die
hundreds Of years ago.
The Saginaw Enterprise has the
following Item: -Four boys In Saginaw
City conceived the Idea OF utilizing the
kite TO answer the purposes Of mule
or draft horse. A small four.Wheeled
delivery cart was pressed Into service,
In which they packed themselves. Then
the engineer OF the scheme let up Ills
kite, very large one, holding the string
In both hands, and the tongue Of the
cart between his legs for steering pur-
poses. A good steady breeze kept the
cart moving, and In this novel manner
the kite, cart and cargo proceeded down
Washington street, to the great glee OF
the passengers and AstOnishment Of the
spectators
"A firm at Mobile were In the habit
Of missing money from their till few
minutes after 1t was deposited there,
and could uot understand 1t. On last
Wednesday evening one OF them placed
six dollars, In quarters and halves, In
the drawer, anu half an hour after It
was gone. He was bewildered, bat
presently heard noise from the coun.
ter In the rear OF the drawer. He
hastily drew the latter out, and found
that large hole had been cut In the
back part, and upon closer examin~
alton the thieves. family OF mice,
were discovered, together with the
stolen money. The young rasCRls had
taken In all about fifty dollars, and
cutting the bills into small pieces. had
formed two comfortable nesls OF them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-12

SUNDAY MONT party OF young men
went 10 the City Hotel, at Nashville,
and called for Joseph L. Barbour, OF
Hartford, Conn, In the name Of Mr.,
stone, late candidate for the Senate on
the Stokes ticket. When Mr.. Barbour
appeared In the office, they took him
out and carried him toward the suspen.
sion bridge. Barbour seized hold OF a
lamp'post, and while some were try.
Ing to pull him away others struck him
over the shoulders with their canes
Some gentlemen, then came up and In.
terfered In his behalf, and he returned
to the hotel. Barbour Travelled with
Stokes during the latter part OF the
canvass, and corresponded with the
State Journal. He was consIdera bly
bruised, but not seriously, hurt. The
outrage was without cause, and Is con.
demned by all classes Of cItizsns.
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has bsOu quite active and promises to
continue 10 for q few daya.

has beOn quite active and promises 10
continue 90 for a few days.
BuTTER-The market continues uu.
changed ut 200 for fair 10 prime.
CANDLHs-Clty mould, summer, tai.
low, l6c; star 22a25c.
CoTToN YARNs-Standard 45c; Cotton
Batting 20A23c; Candle Wick 45A60C
Cotton Twine 45a50c.
CARBON 0lL-2So per gallon and
charge for package,
CHEHsE-UnchanRed bat firm. Fac
tory Is sRelllnE at 6ifal6xC, and Goshen
at 17c.
E0Gs-Dull, with sales at 13c.
FLouR-MRrket quiet and firm at last
week . quotations. Fancy, 81 70: red
wheat family, 90 6OsG 70; Superfne,
FIsH-MackerOl, No. 2. half bols,,
$40 90; No. . medium, 20 60; No. 8 large,
U 00i Lake Herring, SS 20; White Fish,
" 6Oi Labrador Herring, Sill 90.
GRAlN-Wheat-ls cOlnlnR In freely,
and prices remain about the same Rs
last quotations. We quote No.
white Rt 81 80; No. l red 81 80. Corn
Demand good and market frm al 60R
$50. 0atH-Steady at 4Oa45c for old.
Rye-Lower at 90S95c. Barlsy-SplIng
81 90; fall 81 10.
GRocIRIEs-Dull and no change In
prices. We quote fair TO prime Rio
Coffee at 2ia261. New Orleans Sugar
l4al6c; Porto Rico lSxal4Lc; Cuba IS
alas Crushed l7Mc; A Coffee 16xc; B
Coffee l6Nc; G Extra 100; @ Coffee l5o,
MolasseS-New Orleans s0aSIc; BAltIS
more Syrup 75a95c; New York DO, SOca
81; Choice Drips Slal 10.
GINsEEd-7Oo per ID.
HAY-Baled SIC 00a20 90; loose $40 90
ala 90.
LARD-ln tlerces, 20Xc.
LARD OIL-Extra winter, 81 65; extra
spring, 81 As.
CHicKENs-sprlng sell at 81 5OaS OC
per dozen.
PRovIsIoNs-Qulet but firm. We
quote shoulders at l6c; clear rib sides
lSNc; clear sides l91c; breakfast bacon
19Hc; sugar cured cGnvassed hams 25c;
family do. 23c; dried beef, canvassed,
&c; mess pork S33.
SoAp-Family exc; German SHc
Eastern Family 10AlSc.
SHOT AND LEAD-BEr lead l2c; shot
IS 25 per bag.
soDA-Bi' carbonate OXn7c; Soda in
papers 90.
srARCI-Fox's sasXc; Maizena, l2a
sALT-DaIry s. 80; Ohio River s. 25a
$50.
TEA-Gunpowder 81 5Oal 75; Young
Hyson 81 30al 65; Black 81 GOAL 80.
ToDAcco-Navy G5a7Oc; dark 1O3 and
Hs 05a7Oc; bright rs and l0s 60a7Oc; fix
lump 65aSOc; CARROTS snuff 75aS0c; do.
In boxes IS so,
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A PREVALENT impression In regard
to the propensity Of railroad employees,
In cases OF accident, to look out for
number one,' will have to be revised OF
abandoned, II such incidenta "a tw6
which lately occurred In New England
are TO become common. In one case,
on Connecticut River train, poor
1ammed brakeman, hanging by the
Knob OF car door, said TO u brother
brakeman who came 10 his assistance,
DICK, II any one else 70 hurt worse than
road, a mangled and suffering enHl.
neer's hrst inquiry, on being rescued
from the wreck OF his machine, was
made In a tone OF unseltish anxiety
Are any OF the passengers hurt?' As
n distinguished modern philosopher re.
marks, there's good deal of human
nature In man, after ALL
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DARING ROBBERY.
burglars Enter an Express Car on the
New York Central Railroad and
RiGIc tho Safe.


ALbANA august 4Ls
Particulars OF the express robbery
on the Central Railroad last night, az
obtained at the American Express
office here, show that the robbers got
on the train at Fonda. They entered
the second baggage car and al once at
lacked the baHgagemRn and messenger,
telling them there were eight OF them
In the party and resistance was useless,
They made stout resistance, however,
as evidenced by their condition on the
arrival OF the train here. Their faces
were bruised, heads cut and eyes filled
with cayenne pepper, They were al.
most sutocated by the gags that had
been forced into their mouths, and
were also stupefied with chloroiorm,
A large club that had been used by the
robbers was found In the car. When
the train reached Schenectady the bag.
gage for delivery there was thrown out
In such manner as to cause remon-
STRANGE, but no attention was paid to It,
the door was slammed shut and the
train passed on. II was undoubtedly
one OF the robbers who threw the bag
gage out. II was at first thought the
robbers got of the train at New Alba.
~ Sut w hSAhb OuL bhoko kALh luE6-
noon an agent Of the company found
the way bills scattered all along the
road between there and this city. When
the train reached here the baggage car
was entered and the messenger and
baggaRemRn found on the floor In the
condition described above, almost dead.
There were two baggage cars attached
TO the train, one OF which was switch.
ed of here and the other went through
to New York. On the floor OF the one
sent through werU found gold coins
and other money which the robbers
left behind. The safe was found open,
but 1t Is impossible at present to give
an approximate Of the loss. All that
can be said ls that It Is very heavy,
Owing TO the loss Of some Of the way
bills and the others being sent throu gh
to New York, no estimate OF the
amount stolen can be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-12

A GIRL KEEPER OF q toll-Rate In Eng.
land was asked by swell veloclpedIst
who thought TO tease her. how much he
had to pay. "That, slr," replied she
"dependS upon whether you ride
through the gate, or whether you gel
of your dandy horse and drag II
through; because In that case every
two. wheeled vehicle drawn by Rlhorsl
or an ass pays three.penoe.n
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

AooFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II IL o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and BarkH from which these
extracts arc made, arc gathered In Ger.
many, all tho medical virtues ara extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bltters. There In no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compounding the Bit
terB; hence Il free from all the objections In.
eident 10 the use OF q liquor preparation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-12

The Canadians are troubled by the
continued exodus OF their French; but
the French are not the only people who
leave them to seek work and thrift In
the United States. EmiRranls slip
through Canada as through sieve into
our borders. OF 1901 etnIgrants who
arrived at Toronto during the month
OF June but III remained in Canada,
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nOoaandr German BittsrR pOr bottIO 81 %
-" hAndonan 500
HoonRndl German Tonic, pat up In quart
bottles, q 20 per bottle or q half do1ep foI
Ue0. 81. nj L..,U.,. arl. -
sSrDonol fhsEot to examine well the ar.
ielo you buy, In order to rot tho genuine.
For Aal0 by Druggists and DeAleGI In Ned
cine 0YOFywh0r0, aT" Ns Iyl2
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A YOUNG lady was told by married
lady that she had better precIpItate
herself of Niagara Falls into the basin
beneath than marry. The young lady
replied, i would n thought l could
find husband at the bottom
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CAUTION.

hoonandT German Remedies RrO counter.
taited. B00 that tho signature ofC n. JACK.
BON n on tho wrapper OF each bottle. AL
othOra are counterfeit.
German Medioine HtoFo, No, 6al ARoH Sueet,
Philadelphia, Pa,
CHARLES II. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly q u. JACKSON q Co.
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We observed several single ladies
who appeared bewitohed at seeing such
an array Of odd fellows together lately.
Why don't the odd girls get up q cele-
btation Of some klndf 'f
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Judge Of ne Supreme Court q PennwlUanta
VI va PHtLADELPH1A, April d, 1855.
"I oonaideE Hollands German BItters. 9
valIIdble medicine In easo Of attackn Of indi
Reation or DyBpeptA. ! can certify thh
nom my 0xpGrt5noo Of ~ ~ 80 80
Youm, with regpect
81 - = JAMES THOMPSON.
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Juice or ne Supreme Court q PsnntyItunta.
~ oNPHnADHLPHIA, June !, 1859.
~ have found BY experience that Hoof'
laHdl1 German Bitten q o very good tonic,
r0li0yinR dy1pOptic 1ymptom8 almost d.
rOotly, GEORGE 5HARsW0oD
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HoN. 6Go. W. WOODWARD,
CAief Jitics eftAs 8uprsRss oOtntQr Pa, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
NJ md Hoonanda German BlttOTa IN q
good tonio, uleIul In diSeaSe9 Of tho digestive
oFRAnI, and Of great bonent In ca9os OF de-
biIlty, and want OF nervous action In the
Gy1isin, Youn, truly, 4 aaJgH
I47lia.' ] aEO. ". WOODWARD"
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River ana weather.

PETTsHuRaH, Augustll.
Monongahela two feet aud falling.
weather clear and pleasant; thsrmom-
eteE 81.
CINCINNATI, August II.
Weather clear; Thermometer So,
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~NS
OHIO.

George II. PendIston Nominated for
aoyeFnOr-He Accepts.
COLUMBUS, August II.
The members Of the Democratic State
Central Committee met hero to-day to
devise means TO ill the vacancy caused
by the decllnation OF Gen. Rosecrans as
a candidate for Governor OF Ohio, and
nave unanimously L1miuated George
d. Psndleton, who has accepted.
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HoOF1AND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

~ pleasant preparation Of the Bitten for
those who do not like extreme Bitteu. II
Ia composed OF all the Ingredients OF the
Htton combined with pure sRntR Cruz rum
and agreeable nAvorinE extracts. It's use
recommended when some pure gtimulRnt ID
required In connection with the tonic pro-
paftiea Of the Bitters.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
GREAF BRITAIN.
The "rImes" on the Irish Church Bill.
FeniAn Demonstration In Ireland.


LONDON, August Ii.
The Times, In an article on the aboll-
tlon OF the Irish Church abllshment,
says: "Whalever ltB practical results
may be, the measure 10 the boldest and
greatest act Of modern legislation, One
consequence Of the measure has been
the withdrawal by the authorities OF
Trinity College OF their opposition 10
the proposal for admitting Catholics
and uon-coni niormistH 10 fellowship, The
Irish bishops have shown good sense
iu agreeing that the lRity 10 well as
the clergy shall concur In the election
OF priests In the new church, The ex.
trsme Protestants have subslded, and
the Catholics accept their trlum ph with
gratitude"
DUBLIN, August II.
At Tubbernath, In Sligo county, a
party Of twenty-five men attacked a
dwelling and carried of some firearms,
Six OF the maurauders have been ar
rested and two or three have been Iden.
tiled as persons who were formerly
Imprisoned for FenlRnIam,
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ExoHANdE-stsady at 1>lOc discount,
buying.
MoNEY-Market easy.
Toledo,
AUauST ll,-FLouR-Quiet and un-
changed.
GRAIN.-WheAt-4G6c lower, closing
uull; No, ! white Michigan 81 90; No.
! RED u AK; No. Q at 81 10; No. 5 red
" ~; new amber 81 4S. Oorn-No. l
nnominaliy 99eSSi; No. 2 at 97c. Oats
no no. Ia I a. SS0c; No. at 0S1fc. Rye-s7Hc
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-26

David Wills. eso.. David Mcco,apchx. s.o.
Hon, j, n. Darmer. DR.. Charles Uomar M
y. a, Fabnestoct' HIN, WcG,s,n
Colonel D. n, Buebicr' and n A. Chase
-, Tbs aoor commIttec ara u~ner.i Nc,
Candlesa' Paymaster Russell. Ientenant
HIumou1. David McConanohy Eso AMI
Coionel q. Bonnaffan. The 7nSjs-sjars ara
chat ina ron will bc a briliia nj a Ssjr - tbs
suests. bolh iadlea and gentisms- soc,, N
have entered into tbe n,atter IN : rood
deal of enthusIaam. A good many ~ tho
officers will leave d. ,norrev thee gbo were
in the first and second dsys sehs !. y,ns mai
nothing moro rems,ns Soy thsg, ~ oa Il ''"'
There has been = good deai ~ co,nn mon, I,
regard 10 Inc WON q rival N ths os,,cers NJ
the Corfedeya,e aym,. who N ma been MA
wouid he present I'M onc or two have ar.
rlyea and tbey a, No. ss 9"u ,nn,InsS ~ AN
,,ncI - - ~ y. = - ~ 49, W
Thi. rorn,,, tho lb,n,o IA room NJ tho
ho,., was a,ra ,,,.d o,d an. ,ahio n,.osA In
nos,t,on' +, ha. Neon one ~ IN. n,os, fro
anented marta or the hotel to-5sy. ,ery
protty Incident or tho battle. iclS celebration
|. the Incarnation Of a hool of Inc anto.
graphs Of All the oftrer, who have gathered
here. This book ia In charge M an oficer
Of The pennsvlvanIa WistorirnI socisty and
IL IN he pjacrS In the ascS,.es oS thai assn "n
citation, =, :
A yerv lucratIvo sourcs NJ ,r.fpc 1, tho
town Of (,ettvshnro 4 ths ala ~ rciics from
tbe b,ttle .aeid. one m the .raest yenders
~ tbcse va res I. q Ioct ara annsn,,,h sho
IA very IoonaeIous N Inc ,ttsmnt M AMI enc,
TONERS for Ma gooda. Hspneni,g into nj.
shop today nv attention vas drawn IN 4
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NEW YoRk NARHErs.
changed Ia every fesPsstj middlins % cents.
WSsa, quiet ssd s,..dyt No, II .sSi 50; an:
demand good d os@ti.ia, Oats are stssdy;
u 30. Pork unchanged, Is. aoid SissT.
BALTIxoRk MARKET.
BALTinoRE, August 1.-BreddsfitGs. The
deed. Although prices are nominsliy main.
sdssy %sya sSTS %s:'s, s:ls f Ss
the few sales making are to the local trade.
only $50 bbis. Fine Flour al Is. So0ts 50 per
Dbl: The rsesip'. are still light, but they are
WheafErhe market this morning shows
little change since yesterday. Receipts reached
about $4,000 bushels, and II was mostly taken
some II 900 bushels choice red al 81 soaci 81;
10000 good to prime do. At u to8n tsj 9, 90
bushels low And medium grade do. At from
81 - to s,ts Included Ia the sales were 1000
bushels u,i ipdi'n" red at Nto9h Is, and " 30
Corn-Continues nrm and 10 good demand.
sales to-day OF 1900 bushels biu.-eys snd ny.
cut white At 81 l0Gtl u, 1000 do, prime do. At
tlis, aud 900 do. yellow at 81 ,l39lilo:
Rye.-There were 800 bushels offered to-day
and we have sales reported OF about 1000
bushels At si.l2aN.le.
0ais-Are nrn,ef, with rather an advancing
and ali sold At s,SSs st., the latter for very
CeS.s:-We notice sales yesterday Of 5000
bags Rio, ex Adelaide" taken BY a city
house on private terms, and Of 800 bsEs do.
from second hands At from l6li to lsl+ cents,
gold, duty paid. The market IL nrm In tone,
sod thers z no pressure among holders to sell.
but there i. nstss scln: here iSs .e snassE
any Cotton on the market for sale. Cotton 10
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SUMNER Tnusrs ARE suMnEa
HEBICfNEo. 'H

n al do Rxr<A ~ FrttIfa - - Lib .
.,,,., nN.-,s -,
sSs.sns.u :, , ,.'. - - 49, 49,
.oo'' ~ .'' 'oa.ou y, 'uo " 49,
" pm, paN :" uo"e.o n'so"s 'en
aoes not a'''aes 'ns a''en''on " deserves
nan ms 'seen n.'ea ,ol euse'"s Ana 'na'r
.aNns Ae'u nsA, Aua ''so'a Aaap'ea =. !"
aises'oh' anu 'nerciore" P'a'n,y NOT IN
tenoed 70 i've oy vegetable 1000 alone. But
would % almost as sensible 70 keep your
furnace iuii OF coal the summer through -
to use meat a. the main article Of food In
not weather. When ths atmosphere h cool
we need faity food 70 keep up animal heat
thus the sreeniand child eats taalow can
aie IKE CANDY, ana sops up train oil as our
np'ie ones 90 moiasses. But wnen the
heated atmosphere permits hftie OF the neat
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LAST REDUCTION
WOOD AND COAL.

p, MsSS "a q GSsti wv A. RiHs
between ssa n soHS, opposite rsiIrosi DEPOT
Families ssd othsS isJlnI IN their winter supIJly
deal in no other coal ihsn the pure Lyfens VAL
sI. HE'D ksh and the BaliimYrs Company 2 white
other foreign sub.tanes, TO any part OF The city.
IItsstlon s called TO our large stock OF Wood,
b sold Al the lowest market price Remember the
WIN. wARDER 4 Co,
Dealers In Wood and Coal, first street west, be-
tween land north. opposite Railroad depot
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PROPOSALS ron GOAL AsD wooD.

Posr OFFICE DEPAErAEsr,
OFFICE DIsBuRsik0 CLKsK AND bUP'r, J
Sealed proposals will be received ut this once
until the 3lst iasan,at 70 m for the delivery aud
.tarsEe o. en tons a. 90 pOupds) best wiiTE ASH
ANrHRAClTt COAL, No ], or broken size, for
furnaces,
50 toas e, go POundsl best LYKENs VALLEY. for
grsis purposes.
2Ol cords best seasoned OAK WOOD
20 cords best b. ksRS' PINE WOOD, seasoned.
Average samples Of Goals must accompany each
bid,
The spartment reserves the right to reject all
or any portion Of the bids Iseeived.
,uls,a pi,bur,Ds c.f A. a. dss seslSisa5sst
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GOODS FOR BOYS FALL AND
WINTER WEAR.

We have q good stock Of three quarter CassI-
neres snt .iH'qusrter Coating, ia medium and
boarding schools &c. Also, % CAsaimeTes, black
and oolored Cloths. black Doesk ms aud EooiE for
and DelAiues Just received.
sBLBY n NAUDAIN.
3a3 Pennsylvania avenue. south side, 8 doors
from seyanlh AlTeai.
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In this locality. So popular had the spring
become that II was deemed Of Sufficient i'm
portance 70 make the place public WAFER.
Ing place, and TO this end Joint stock COM
pany was formed In New York, and capital
provided whsrewith TO build.A - H..
Tu GRrTYsBURo sPRISas MOTEL
This beausiful Uructure vas erected In the
carly pan q this summers II 10 about one
miie from the town, and is reached by horse
carS, whicA run 70 lie very door. The edi.
fee Is four stories In height, built Of wood,
and surmounted with q handsome cupola,
from which magnificent view Of the entire
battle-ground Is obtained. It contains 100
rooms, Of which IL are en- suite. II Is
lighted with gas, and has all the modern im-
provements. Apart from the great incentive
offered by the curative powers Of Its waters,
the Springs hotel possesses merit which en-
titles IL 10 be classed among the pleasure re
sorts OF the country. 50
I The hotel has Just passed into the hands
Of Mr.. Gcotge Hopes, fVmerly proprietor
Of the Hcrdic house, Wiiliamspoft, Pa. The
proprietor "a courteous aud gentlenanly and
seerns unremitting In bis efforts to please all.
There have been NUMBER OF Washing
tonians hero during the season, but with the
exception Of Major Russell and his family,
they have now all departed.
The hotel Is In the immediate vicinity Of
the scene OF the first days fght, and during
yesterday Afternoon General Meredith, ac-
companied BY quite crowd, was engaged In
pointing out the spot where General Rcy-
nolds fell, and where his (Meredith's)
brigade tool as prisoners brigade Of rebel
troops under the command OF General
Archer. 70. ..r...
A corps of United States typographical
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or the wstsrisg plsss. can have the DAHL ma
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M oHTooMERY WHITE sULrHUIs
" WILSON I LoRssTi. PrOpf,s,or,.

This t.lIsstfui fummsr resort Is now opened for
y II. :iiE SfiE Of dSTTHoEs BATH ROOMS &C.
have bssn thoroushly repaired and furnished
throughout Ia The neatest manner. Its wi noun.
tniA scenery, picturesque and shady wa'ks,drives
and health. diving fountains offer every Induce
9sAtto those IN pursuit Of health or pleasure.
sash ess BE- secured b. addres.ioE the propristors
The fare shal Be- sgul 70 any hotel In The county
Postal. tsleGraphio and express ofhees at the
sprinGs. husis BY the celebrated Metropolitan
ssca q Wa.h,sgtoi, Visitor, from Philad.lphis.
Via the Orange and Alexandria and Virginia and
Islrsssss railroads to the Big Tupnel depot At the
fsrns psr DAP, q, week, GO, month, CIV, for.
loager period and Tor larger parties special rates
Or 70 he propristorss WILSON 4 IoRENTZ,
iy7.H GontlomerI white nnlphur SPRING, Va.