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j. n. has become a farmer.

The authorities of Dresden have set free
all the singing-birds that were imprisoned
In cages in that city. and have, forbiddeny
under penalty Of a line; the killing or traI.
ping Of the emancipated songstels. They
have also established severe regulations with
regard to bird-nesting.
Here is warning to all persons who
think to improve the compilations which
nature has given them. One George Neal,
Of Truftonborough, Mass, being DESTROYS
of improving his personal beauty, was in
the habit Of taking "Fowler's Solutions"
which is Il preparation of arsenic. An over
dose last week finished George Neal.
. The Randolph (Mo) Citizen says that a
man with three revoivers strapped around
him, and exactly answering the description
Of the noted Sam. Hildebrand. passed
through Huntsville few days since. lie
said he was going to Shelbina, and the editor
let him go. He did not try to arrest Hide
brand, he says, because he was "not fond
of that sort of fun; besides, $4,000 was too
insignificant Il sum to induce an editor to
neglect his business"
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THE MON GOMERY WHIT +
L SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE is
now omen for the reception of visitors. Before tic
war this was the most popular watering.piace IN
Virginia. It's situation, In southwestern Virginia,
OIL The eastern slope Of the Alleganies, gives IL
beautiful scenery, Il healthful climate. and pure,
bracing air. Mcssrs. WILSON Il L0RESTH, two
enterprising Virgnians, have leased 1t for term
of i've years, have thoroughly repaired, newly
furnished, and Will open 1t OH scale surprising Its
former grandeur.
Visitors to this place travel the entire dlstanceby
rail- Getting OFF 1T Big Tunnel station, on the
Virginia aud Tennessee railroad, they are con-
vcyed Into the Reception House in ten minutes, Oh
the Spring Branch railroad.
New baths, billiard and bowling saloons, have
been erected for the comfort and amusement OF
visitors. Post-Officc telegraph, express, ana
ticket offices. are on the premises.
Daily lines of stages VIII r,ln to the GrcenDrlcr
White on Il route through tho widest scenery III
Virginia. s,. an,
Travellers between points North anu South VIII
find this Il most delightful resting place.
The fair has been reduced to the moderate price
Of SO per day, go per week. and $40 per month,
giving the privilege Of special rates to larger par
ties for longer time. Children under ten years oil
age and servants, half price.
One Of the best LAWN AND BALL-ROOM
BANDS will be In attendance.
WILSON Il LORENTZ,
H. os-lm Proprietors.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 1G.-Present indica-
tionS point TO another heavy reduction Of
the public debt during the month. The
customs and internal revenue receipts are
very favorable.
The Executive mansion, owing to the alb
sence of the President, is entirely deserted
by officials.
Richard De Hart, of Indiana, is appointed
Consul at Santiago de Cuba.
The Post-Ofice Department hears Off
cially of the robbery by the Apache Indians
of several mails and the killing and wound
ing of several officials on the mail routes.
An accident at Rodney station, on the
Union Pacific railroad. yesterday killed two
passengers and wounded two.
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i!rALru or SssAfoh GRIMEs-BIsHor
trHYiNc:- on RITZ ALlsM.-C chicago, July
"a private letter has been received i'll
his city. dated Paris. June Il, saying the
health Of Senator Grimes WAS not SO much
improved as his friends had hoped. He was
about to start on a tour, hoping that n
.hance of air would restore him.
\ short lime since the vc~trymcn Of Trim
~ church. in this city. invited Right Rev.
pr. Cummings, Associate Bishop OF Ken
lucky, to preach sunday before last he
wcachodan en,i-ltualiStir sermon, in which
hg is said TO have charged the present trou-
!ic. in the Episcopal Church to the intro
durtion of cathedral worship. This remark
j. considered reflection upon the bishop of
this diocese. and he called upon Mr.. Wright,
,unior warden of Trinity, and advised him
not to allow DR.. Cummings to occupy the
nuInit.
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The Yereer Case to go Before the SUI
preme Court.

WAsHISaTos, July 16;-Tile argument in
the case of Yerger, of Jackson; Mississippi,
tary commission and bringing it before the
Supreme Court was concluded to-day. The
important questions involved in this petit
ton for habens corpus have induced the At
torney-Gcneral to enter into written stipI-
lation with the petitioners counsel to put
the question In such form as that it may be
considered and determined by the United
States Supreme Court next October.
The present application to the Chief JUS
tice is to remain suspended, the President
authorizing the Acknowledgement to say
that no sentence by military commission
further than is necessary for the safe Gus
the final determination of the court. This
meets tie approval Of the Chief Justice.
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Further Particulars of the Texas
Flood.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July 16.-Adyices
from San Antonio report the Guadaloupe
river higher than ever known, and the Val
lev entirely overtlowed. Nine-tenths Of the
crop of Gonzal les county is destroyed, Cor
nat river rose to tic third story Of 4 cotton
factory at New Brannfells and destroyed all
the material and machinery: Every -four
ing MILL woollen factory, and bridge on Cor
nat river was swept away. No lives were DIST
at Bastrop or Webberville. The Colorado
is subsidfng, but the Brazos river is still
r;c;nc slo,yi.-
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1O1v BUTTON-HOLE AND 1911
ICII COMBINATION SEW lcIl
ING MACHINE.

This MACHINE is by far the best that has as yet
been made. II will sew all kinds of material from
the coarscst cloth to the finest fabric. IL VIII 40
ing, telling binding, rufiing, tucking. sewing, and
gathering on ut the same time braid without bast-
ing, bind without busting, and tuck without bast-
ing. 1t will work beautiful button-holeS: over,
seam, aud Go all that other machines can do. And
more If you have family buy this machine
you will save enough to pay for 1t III few months.
II you want to make money II will do that for you
In short time. The only way to compete with
northern work IS to buy this machine. II tor
comfort buy the BUITON-HOLE. We warrant
this machine for five years. Again: we viii trade
anything from Il fiddle to u knittinS-needle. &c,
the hest machine, 1t will pay for itself; get the
BUTTOE-HOLE.
Call and see this Incompatible MACHINE at 1871
Main street, or address the same number, 1911, or
box 257, post-office. jy lin
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sectarials Riots in Ireland.

LoxboS, July 1G,-At Lugan, Ireland, on
the 18th instant, an Orange Hob was pelted
with stones. They retaliated by utterly de-
stroying seventeen houses occupied by Ro-
man Catholics. The woodwork of the
buildings and. the furniture were carried
into the streets and Burned: At the latest
advices order had been restored.
At Newry the Orange Hall was attacked
by party of Catholics, who were fired on
by the occupants and driven off,, leaving
three of their number badly wounded.
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A MAN MrRpEREp.-On last Thnrsdar

A MAN MuRDERED.-On last Thursday
week, as we learn through letter to a gem
tleman in this place from Perry county, KY.
Mr.. Lewis c. Garrison, formerly, of this
county, was shot aid instantly killed. by a
negro in or near the village of Hazard, in
that State. The letter states that white
man had hired two negroes I'd commit the
act, one of whom accomplished it. The
Garrison, of this county; and was brick
mason by profession. The negro who COM
mittcd the deed and his white instigator
had both been arrested and committed to
priSon.-Abingd0n Virqinidn.
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ARREST OF COUNTEEFEITERs IN WISCONSIN.
Nrr York, July lj.-Wjljam Merritt, Of
Emira. while travelling between Cheyenne
md Omaha last week, fell in with acountcr-
ritter who cndeavorcd to pass Il ty-dollar
counterfeit bill on him. Merritt subsc-
qurntly obtained the confidence of the coun-
,cricitcr, and the result was the capture,
near Madison, Wis. Of two nOtoriouSly
dangerous countericitcrs, the seizure Of Il
large quantity Of bank notes, plates, dies,
press, &c. The counteltciterS arrested were
taken to Washington, and detectives are on
the track of the rest of the gang. The
arrests and seizures are said TO be the most
Important made for several years.
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Tic closing prices OF Corn were !:

In Philadelphia on the 18th instant there was
more demand for Wheat, and the new crop Is ar
rivng quite freely. Prices of this description are
Sc. lower sales of g. 500 bushels III Sld5@Sl 30 Tor
red, Sl.6O@Sl.e5 for amber and - FOR superior
Michigan white. Rye Is steady, and 500 bushels
western sold at Sl.io. Corn Is excited and higher
sales of 1000 bushels at Ellis for yellow, Sl'oeQ
81 IL for western mixed ind 81 for damaged vi
Oats we notice sales OF 900 bushels western at Soc
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TIE ILLINOIS MURDERER CoNrEssEs.-
Gy..uplle, H., July 1t.-John Moore, the
man suspected OF numbering the young
married woman, Mrs. Jessie McAdams, near
this place, has written out Il full confession
,i the crime. He attempted 80 take impro-
ter liberties with her, and being resisted
and threatened with exposure by her, he
took her life. There iSa great deal of en-
element, but it i hoped no outbreak Will
}tke place. Moore says III his confession
shat he hopes the people will not mob him,
but give him time to prepare for death. A
large crowd constantly surrounds the jail.
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sUMsrER REsORTs.
W:ARM SPRINGS OF vIRaINIA.

This CELEBRATED wATE2ING-PLAGE.
now open for the reception and accommodation OF
dred and seventy miles west Of Richmond, ard
near the Chesapeake ana Ohio railroad. and
nss he ss
railroad, com Il il6oro' depot with line
Healing Springs over a fine turnpike road. ID. !.
These Writer'S have been long and Justly famed
well MS for the luxury OF bathing Their properties
arc gently apcrient, diuretic, and diophoretic,
and applicable TO the treatment of the following
Chronic Rheumatfsm and Govt, and diseas re-
sutlng from their latent existence; Anecttons OF
the Spinal Marcy ad
from HGmorrhoids or Uterine arrangements, or
Metastasis OF Gout and Rheumatism; Affection Of
Morbid Conditions Of the Bones the whole class OF
the Cutaneous Diseases Scorbutic and ScrofaIons
Affections; Dyspepsia Torpid and otherwise De-
TIE improvements consist of 81 large and commo-
dious Hotel, n large number Of handsome and con-
and Ballroom, Biiiiard-room, Bowlins-aiisy, Ba;f
90 to os degrees Fahrenheit. are four in number:
Alarge octagonal BATH, for gentlemen Is feet
in T diameter ni and In asgt n eou, aen,b
Two Spirit Baths and Private Bath for inya-
Baths. supplied with spring water oftciipcraturc
The locality of these Springs Is remarkable for
healthincss the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty andth atmosphere salubrious and inyiRo-
rating.
The table accommodations will be Of the best
character. and every effort made 10 contribute 10
the comfort and convenience of visitors.
Persons intending 10 visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South are directed 10 tho
summer schedule OF the passenger trains on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
w. II. MCDONALD, Agent.
JAMES a. FRAZIER,
JOHN W. WARWICK,
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LIABILITIES:
Virginia State Educational Cbnven.
lion:

LEXINGTON; VA, July 1G.-The State
Educational Convention; after an exciting
debate on the proper mode of educating
the colored race, in view of the anomalous
condition of affairs tabled the subject until
the next session, at Warrenton, in 1870. An
educational journal was established, Gene
raj Lee taking fifty shares of stock.
General Gusts Lee is quite i'll.
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Domestic Markets-LBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK; July lG.-Noon.-Stocks steady ::
Money. per cent. sterling. 1923. Gold, 1893
5-2O $ go io3s. North Carolina 0s, 57h; new, 49,.
Virginia G's, cx-coupons sd new. CID. Tennessee
6's, cx-coupons e. new. SGT.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat unchanged.
Corn firm. Pork quiet 1T S32.25. Lard dull. Cot
ton quiet mt 34k05ii. Turpentinc, 42!. Rosin In
fair request; good strained, $2.3O@$235. FreiShts
DUH Sg
bales !: uplands, 34t003i2c. Flour and wheat un-
chang ed. Corn closed dull yellow southern, Slol
Mess pork S3?.37M:3a. so. Lard Il shade easier III
l9361aUAc. for kettle. WhiSkcy quiet; western,
sl.05I. Naval stores and freight dull.
Money per cent, and steady. Discounts dtli.
Exchange 1uio;. Gold laG United states bonds
strong: 5-.5's, 'G2 l2aGll23t Southern securities
heavy and lower.
BALTIMORE, July lG.-Virglnia G's, old 800 DID
1865 So bid t8GT's, 81 bid. North Carolina os,
Cotton unchanged. Flour quiet and low grades
firm Wheat weak and lower; prime ~ choice
new rcd, SI.5O@$l.65. Corn advanced; white and
yellow. II. 10. Pork quiet at TH. Bacon active
aud advancing; clear sides. 1st6l8ic: shoulders
lJiMl5Ic. hams 22t6l23c. Lard dull at lat02oc.
Whisky Unchanged, with light stock.
NEW ORLEANS, July lG.-Coton-M iddlings,
3ojc; sales, l. bales. Gold, 1851. New YORK
sight, premium. Sugar dnll and unchanged. Mo-
lasscs-Fcrmcnting, GoM6ic.
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The Heated Term.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 16.-The thermome-
ter toSday stood at $50 in the shade.
WILalNGToN, n. c., July 16.-The wea-
ther is clear, with Il wind from the south
west. Thermometer $50.
WASHINGTON, July 1G.-The weather is
intensely hot. The thermometer at Z, VI.
stood ut 1Qlo.
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ACCIDENT TO AN EXCURSION TRAIN IN KAN
,As.-Lu,crcnce, Kansas, July IA spe-
clul train. with in excursion party of east
nln railroad men, on the Kansas Pacific
railroad. broke through the bridge this
morning eighteen miles east 81 This place in
consequence Of unprecedented high water.
The engineer and fireman were instantly
Killed. Many persons were slightly injured.
The conductor and brakeman were serious
lyiniurcd. They are allwell cared for here,
and are doing well.
George Noble, division superintendent,
was badly but not dangerously wounded.
Colonel Anderson, general superintendent,
vas slightly injured.
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BARBgcUE.-In honor of our great victory
the citizens of Orange, in and near the vii
lage; are determined to give g gratid barbb.
cue, one OF The olden time. All tile colofed
men who voted the, Conservative ticket are
to be invited and honored as they deserve
to be.-Nuttye VirNWan.
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chinese t.ab0r Convention.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 16.-seyeral COM
mittees of the Chinese Labor Convention
have reported 4 joint stock immigration
society, with offices in the principal! south
e1.n cities. is recommended.
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BEDFORD ALUM ~.
u AND IODINE SPRINGS.
NEAR NEW LONDON, BEDFORD CO., VA.

The subscriber takes pleasure I'm announcing to
his friends and the public generally that this cele-
bratcd watcring-place Is now open for the recep-
ton of visitors. He pledges himself that every
effort will he made to render the accommodations
second to none In Virginia, aud the fare shall be
the very best the market can afford.
4 conveyance VIII meet the trains at Forest
depot. the Virginia and Tennessee railroad ten
miles above Lynchburg and four miles from Inc
Springs.
TERMs So per day, fls per week. SO per month.
Special contracts with families, sc. Children
and servants, half price.
Send for pamphlet
lie lp-lm JOHN -. KYLE, manager. ;.
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The Presidents Trip.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 16.-The Presi-
dent and party arrived here to-day, and
were received with military honors, and,
after short stay, left for Long Branch.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- CHIMES of all kinds repaired. The SLOAT
ELLIPTIC SEWING-MACliINE bought and
sold. We sell the only proper NEEDLES for the
SLOAT ELLIPTIC MACHINE. -
SLOAT IL ADDINGTON,
I'm ldl5 Gary near Fourteenth street.
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ArrolSrMENr.-,j. Baldwin Hay, Jr., son
Of the late John Hay, Of Clarke county,
Va. has been appointed yice-consul at the
port OF Jat}u (ancent JorraE Asia Minor.
He is Il Noung lilan twenty-three years of
10. and has been II resident Of Athens,
Greece. for several years.
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,sbh 1rnifesi Sfates Mint.

PHILADEiPH1A, July 16.-OpCrationS in
the coming department of the mint have
been suspended for few weeks to put new
boilers in the works,
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CONFECTIONERY.

GALL AT ZIMMER Il CO.'S WHOLE
y SALE ICE-CRLAM NANuEACrORI, 1913
MAIN STREET, where Ice-Cream Is regularly
walls, saloons, and private families, ut SIPS per
gallon. Delivered free OF charge TO any part OF
tho city. We guarantee 4 No. article and put IL
Tin quality and flavor) against any high-priced
fcr-cream sold in the city. We have also fitted up
q splendid Ice-Creain Saloon at our retail cstab-
lishmcnt, No. 5l4 Broad street next to Mr.. Mount
castles Ladies' are especially invited 10 visit this
place where they wilf find Mr.. Capped always
ready to serve them with all the deiicacies OF the
season, aud where they can give our lcc-Cream
fair test and leave their orders, my:o
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COMMERCIAL.
f,rain and F1our markets.
CORN AND FLOUR ExcHASGE,l
RICHMOND, July 10, 1869.


CORN AND FLOUR ExcHASGE,}
RICHMOND, July 49, 1863.
OFFERINGS.
Whent.-white, 1874 bushels. Red, ,o@s bush
corn.-white. $50 bushels. Mixed, 100 bushels.
Onts.-cO0 bushels.
Wheat-whlte, ole bushels prime at Sis: az =
bushels very good Mt TO- IS bushels ordinary NJ
al q bushels fair at sles: 81 bushels oniony Mt
eei 30 bushels foul ut $780, % bushels good on
private terms-tota s bushels 90, Rea loo busl
mt al 20 bushels good at sl.5o, 3is bushels very
good at sico; 40 bushels fair at Sis 40 bushels
Common Mt $3.50; 1l2 bushels fair ut slso l'o "us-
els foul at sl.5o.-total 9. 046 bushels. .,,,,
C0rn.-Whte, 10 bushels good at esc. ~ nnsne .,
good on private terms-total, $50 bushels. miNeo'
I22 bushels good Mt CSC.
Onts.-iGn bushels prime at &c. DO busheis Soou
ut 70c.--total, eco bushels.
RT-EIHIBTTED.
Uhenf.ATna, So bushels.
Coru.-Mixed, so bushels.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Wheat on Change To-
iav 1874 bushels white and 2,o!6 bushels req,
against 1.s7s white and s7s red on corresponding
date Of last year showing an excess to-day OF o''
bushels market to-day very active, all that was
offered being sold at an advance Of SC. on white,
with nm advance also on red, rs Indicated by the
fact that avery good IS red to-day realized sl.eo'
which was the price Of prime yesterday. Corn
and Oats very firm, and active and all offered sold.
The prices of Grain on Change July Ia 1865
were Wheat, prime white, $40; prime req
80 CO. Corn, prime white $3.50: yellow, sl.2o |;
mixed, 8. 2s Oats. prime, soc. Rye prime, SIS.
In Baltimore on the 18th instant offerings 81
Wheat were $50 bushels white, and Il, zoo bushels
red market active under competition from miilers
and shippers sales principally to shippers for east
ern markets included I'm the sales were 223 bush
els choice white at Sl7oGSi.75, 900 bushels choice
red to miller at %l.70 500 bushels choice redS d3a1
.GS: $500 bushels prime, $l.eo 1000 bushels me-
tliir,n, si5NNS1.5s; leo bushels good, $l4s 100
bushels, Sl.A5 1900 bushels old crop Maryland
ST. 40 Prices of Corn, on account of the made
ouate supply still further advanced white sold ut
s1.o7@St os; no yellow reported. Oats heavy
7s6nsoc. good, 76c. Rye-~Common, Sl.2o.
In New York on the 18th lnstant-2 2. M.-mar-
ket was rs follows
The Wheat market Is less active ana IN buyers
favor sales &c 600 bushels ut Sl.ts6LTl 90 Tor No.
sprng 81 81 for extra choice spring, $3.50 Tor win
ter red western *l.65 for white Gcnesee, Sissy
81 IS for new red southern. Corn is n shade !rmcr
with fair speculative demand sales q, 600 DusheIs
Mt 7o6ssc for new unsound mixed western, ana "
695c for ditto. Rye Is quiet. Barley Is nominal.
Oats are heavy and declining; sales so 600 bushels
Mt sOac. for western In store, and soslc for west
crn aiOat.
In Boston, Corn has risen to sl.o2Gsl.oS for
southern yellow.
In Chicago the closing prices of Wheat for the
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMiNts-
IL TRATRIX of CHARLES sTEHBiNsi He
ceased, all persons holding claims OF any , M,a
lem Ia me nt once for paylnent and persons In
debtcd 70 the said estate are requested 20 setsia
''eif '''"'S = o "iStSHnaRLoTTE c. sTERB1Ns,,
Administrators of Charles stebbins, deceaseh.
Ashland, duly lSsh, fGs. ~ Is--LSMsS
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,LAsD SALzs.-To J.. M. Lockwood, OF
ave" York, Mrs. A. NJ. ColemaTs farm, in
, I@t2hne county, near Guiney's station, for
we've dollars per acre-part cash, balance
y, uihe--fTedericksburg Nctos.
lillian Ross, of Slnithyillc, Ind, Is ITO
lars old. He was twenty-five years old
"Aen Corvallis surrendered TO Washing
,.r. lie still does good days work on his
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As INQrIEY.--A di>tillcr has addressed II
l,,r.r 10 the Internal Revenue Department
IN which he desires to know il he can have
permission to make vinegar from grain by
a.etoli> fcrmcntation The law on this sub
rr; provides that disti'lerS may mash, wort,
rr worm, only III buildings or premises
licensed for that purpose. Otherwise, the
inraction Of the law will subject to pm
al,y.- Washington Chronicle,
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rTHE HOT SPRINGS.
4 BATH COUNTY VA.

S. c. TARDY Il CO., PRopRTEToRs.
Professor j. L. CABELL. N. d.. of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, Resident Physician.
VIII be open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
lST. under the management Of j. A. MCCBUNG.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted out with new furniture linen, peas; ana
tableware. these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions to both the invalid and
No expense or effort has been spared by the pro-
prietors to make Ii as comfortable and pleasant as
possible to all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
at the Springs, Or by ). 9. TARDi g Co., kich-
mond, Va.
A telegraph office will be established at the
Springs thus affording visitors an opportunity OF
country. my ls-2m y
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The teetotal prohibitory liquor law don't
,"rm to work in Massachusetts,. Thus Tar
II has entirely failed to repreSs drinking ana
Intcmperance. The Boston Post OF tues
day says:
The State constables are profoundly
quiet. The work of last week appears TO
nave had a par;llytic effect upon them. ihe
oyer Jeer SQloonS dispense their customary
5"eerogc ruth the utmost treeQom, ana no
1(ody need 90 dry for lack Of the favorite
drink Of the Germans. The hotel supplies
are ample, and 10 sort of difficulty is eNpe-
f'necd III procuring what one wants IN the
way Of liquor AT any Of them. Keys were
never 20 abundant, trade was never melrler.
- urgent is the continued demand for them
MAJ am order from Maine to u city lock-
ninth was declined for lack of time to fill it.
me Governor has summoned his council
;o!s about him to consider what IS best to
u, done IL view Of the results Of last week.
El2at after that meeting followed this re-
a%ation in executing the law"