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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
no PHYSICIANS.

New YORK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me TO call your attention to my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-11

1A swarm of bees settled on msn in ill.,
nois and settled him.
HThe Newark common council has Just au-
thorized Sunday horse-cars.
SThe Merrimac River is five daprees
warmer than ii has been for fifteen wears.
g Kansas City, Missouri, has increased in
population from ,ilS in 1850 to II ,9i4 In 1870
0lf Lo is the por Indian, Hoe makes a rich
one.
R-An observer says: 'That children are
not 30 well behaved since tie IL o ht r had taken
TO wearing high-buttcned boots'
R-Charlctte Cushman is dangerously in in
London with cancer.
SMadame Janauschck and Car Formes
will play only in English dramas this season.
gThere is a beer saloon i'm Cincinnati called
est. Paul's Saloon" and the Gazette don't
think il reverent.
~Ihe Darmstadt Gazette, the Official organ
of the government OF Hesse, eomncntlng on the
French Emperor's declaration that he had no
idea OF aggrandiZement, said that only q born
idiot would believe in Napoleon.
E0A Montgomery, Alabama, paper thus re-
lieyes itself: "FOr a fat man with a short
neck and a Napoleon cast of countenance
Lewis +. Parsons is perhaps the most unmiti-
gated humbug that wears a silk hat.
RYThe phrase in Napoleon's dispatch to the
Empress about their son, which was rendered
in English 1.-The soldiers wept at his TRANQUIL
lity," appears thus in the original: ''Som calm.
q pTofondement emu les Solddts"-"his calmnes.
has profoundly affected Tor impressed) the sol.
deTs."
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items:
BOAT CAPsIZED-A boat contain six young
gentlemen, Charles Whlttlesey. W. II. Bushby
L. ID. Harmon, Frank Stilson. f. :. Harper
and Tim Hauxhurst, " ho were ENJOYING a moon
half past ten O'Clock OFF Cameron street
Fortunately they all chung to the sides of the
boat and their cries for help. which startled
the whole lower part of the city, and were
heard, IL Is said, as far up a. Washington street
and attracted large crowds to the wharyes soon
brought them the necessary assistance in the
shape of many boats which at once put out
rescued and landed safely upon the shore
without having received any greater injuries
than fright and a thorough soaking, as thew
had fioafed down with the tide to a point oppo-
site the lower ship ward before they were taken
out Of the water. They are indebted to all who
tempted 10 assist them, but particularly to
Messrs- James Coleman, Edward Davis and
Rector Lowe, who brought them and their boat
ashore.
CRUEL FATE-Last week the dogs of Alex
aDdria met terrible fate, but a more horrible
calamity will speedily overtake the cats of the
city. The menagerie comes tomorrow, and
ere the setting Of that days sun, MANY q Door
grlnalkln, whose notes have often broke the
stiffness of the midnight air viii have appeased
the hunger Of the wild animals II contains. A
free ticket TO the show, il is asserted Is given in
exchange for . cat, and the absence OF many q
pet on Friday morning viii thus be accounted
FOR burglary.
6SrRrCK By LreHTNING.-The stock yard or
barn Of Major Scott, at Madison Run station.
o., A. & M. X. R., was struck by lightning
about one O'Clock this morning and entirely
consumed. When the train passed there the
flames enveloped the buildings.
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SHOCKING SUICIDE,

Henry Horning, German baker, living on f
near 2d street, shot himself at one o'clock to-
day, ut the residence of his father, killing him
self instantly. Ii appears there is a family
OF father and -four sons, living together, the old
man carrying on the business OF baking pref
zels, deceased, Henry Mornings duty being TO
carry out the pretzels sOr sale.
To-day when he returned home he appeared
to have been Griu king, and when asked by the
old gentleman TO make returns he was offended
and handing ont a box of caps, flask of powder
&c, told his father that he would make him a
present Of them, and that ii he was not satisfied
that he would shoot him his father, and then
shoot himself; suiting the action to the word he
pulled out pistol, and pointing il at his breast
fired, and fell back dead on the spot. Deceased
is about twent y-four years OF age and single
Officers White and Lynch were appriZed of
the affair, and repaired at once to the spot and
took PC session. The coroner has been sent for
and viii hold an inquest this afternoon. Habit
ual intOxieatiOn is supposed to have been the
cause of the act. The other members of the
family bear good name for industry and So
briefly. No other cause can be attributed for
the rash act.
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DROPOsALS FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.

l., y
til the FIRST DAY or SEPTEMBER, $50, at Il
O'Clock % for supplying the Assessors and Ooiiec-
the United States lying east Of the Rocky Mountains,
except Montana and New Mexico, with the Station,
cry REQUIRED for in their pective districts for
s and eendns g. o.
which are solicited two hundred and twen-
and {,
divided into geographical departments. Contractors
ofe nDer to propose 70 furnish Stationery to the
The following list Of the States and Territories
end districts in each, constituting the several De-
Fiya Dspartm1t-Maine, New Hampshire, Yer.
mont, Aassachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York. Number Of districts, 50.
virginia SsE
Caroline, District OF Columbia. Number Of dis
Third Dspa,tnlent-south Carolina, Georzia. Ala.
bama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Ten.
nessee, Arkansas. lumber of districts, -.
IEOG,hw RsSqs.meWat.Keatucny Ohio Indiana,
nesota. kaHsas, Nebraska, Colorado, Dakota, and
Wyoming. Number Of districts, S. -1'
BY .n e s q
thousand dollars, tS5.00oJ approved by . United
states District Attorney, form TO be furnished
shall, in case Of the acceptance OF their BID .,
any part OF II, duly execute a contract with aood
and ,ufcient bonds for the due performance OF The
The Commissioner reserves the right to consider
and accept or reject each bid, item By item.
The bids should be addressed TO the Commits.
posas for supplying Stationery to Internal Rsyenue
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will he "a,
dtiOns under which the are to Be DELIVERED
W. DOUGLASS,
auStu,thf,Aw Acting Commissioners.
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DRY GooDs.-The progress of trade, which
has been checked TO a considerable extent bv
the fresh outbreak of another heated term, but
more eifectually 10y the events of the European
war. While 1t remains uncertain how leng the
war will be prOtracted the market both tor
domestic and foreign goods will continue in a
feverish and unsettled condition.
There was fair amount of business done in
and but for the small stock in first hands there
might haue been marked decline. The indi-
cations are all favorable TO a good lively fall
trade. "
Foreign goods of all kinds are in n very nm
settled condition. in German fabrics of most
descriptions an advance of full 25 per cent has
b en- established; but in dress goods. velvets and
NeiveteenS, and i'll millinery articles there is a
considerable adyance.-N. I. Independents 1lM,
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GEORGETOWN,

MOONLIGHT PLEAsCRE.-The Holy Hin band
propose tomorrow night to discourse sweet mu-
above and below, for the benefit of the many
parties enjoying boat rowing with their friends.
WHEAT SALES are dull this morning, for want
of receipts. Two sloops are unloading at the
wharf with wheat from Baltimore, the prices OF
which have already been quoted.
THE COAL SHIPMENTS from Cumberland by
canal during the week ending August 9th,
amounted to Is, s45 tons.
RIVER FRoNT.-Cleared-S John Glib
son, Winters, New York, with a large cargo of
GEORGETOWN -four,
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CITY ITEMS.

fET ON HAND. q considerable number Of Cas-
simeie SUITS, for early fall wear. at low prices.
GEO. q. HKNNIno,
No. 40 It'll St., n. W.
ALASKA DIAMoNps
Spiral and Bae. StnSs
Ladies' Sets
Gents Pins,
French Jet Jewelry
Oroide Sets and Buttons
Received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Stor.
No 49, Pennsylvania avenue, between z and
9Th streets. "a "'~
HKMPLxR has all kinds Of thermometers. Ga
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NEWS.
AuUsEMENrS. Se.

Grand Concert and Ball at Washington City
Gardens. U.Rfers.D for the benefit or the Ger
man wounded.
Second Grand Pic Mic of Young Hibernian
Club at Abner's eth street Park.
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 street.
Nsrkriter's Art Gallery, ass eth street.
Barlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
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GRATING THE TOMATO ON THE POTATo-A
correspondent of the Horticultural states that
lie succeeded, perfectly, in grating a scion of
the tomato upon the potato vine. He cut about
oHe-third Of the potato shoot of, Just above a
base. The scion, being shielded from the SIM
was every day spriDkled with little water. and
It took readily. In the fall the tomato was
loaded with ripe and unripe fruit and had
grown TO large size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-11

TIE DEVELOPMENT Of the Illinois coal fields
Is Claimed to be due TO a farmer near Spring
held, who thought that such country could not
be destined by Providence to be without fuel.
1.-THE wood is nearly gone said he to himseI n.
" and there must be coal" In this almost
whimsical faith he sunk a shaft 100 feet. and
Then struck a vein Of bituminous coal, which
week. -'''' Pei
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TUCKER's SPRING BED.

The undersigned having been appointed sole
Agents for the celebrated
TUCKER SPRING BED,
Of this city which has been admitted by all to be the
beet and most durable Spring Bed now in uss, are
Pre- pared to furnish them in lots to suit. The
trade furnished at fac prices also sold private
sale. GREEN WILLIAMS,
House Furnishers,
au4-1m 319 Seventh street, corner OF D.
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DRoPcsALs FOR FUEL

IREAsrny DErARrMENr, Aucus. a. ls7o
cesied PROPOSALS % furnish Coal for ihis perart-
ment, VIZ 10y tons, best quality White Ash furnace
. ~ scns W kine VALLEY, egg size. to be delivered
suIn unes anq places and in such quan tities a.
nsy pe required viii be received until y sleIock
nD1n august - w. subject 70 the cendifisns re
seo " sct on congress. approved July N, ls7O viz
tnst sneh coal fhsl weigh 2240 pounds 10 the ton
seo snsi oe inspect ed and weighed and the quantity
VI la1 GER med at the time Of delivery by the
person appointed aud qualified under the Cor u
RuposS- sne that the prescribed fee Of twenty cents
be paid by the contractor
Proposals WIN be considered binding for enc veck
Eem 70 reject all Any poroa Of the bids received
No propos.s win We entertained uolsss psnied
by satisfactory evidence Of ability T. faf the con
tract. nor will any paynent be made out the Ger
uncate Of the that the coal s such
An proposal. 20 ne sent 70 fhe once OF the Chisf
Clerk, Endorsed Proposals Tor Coal. Treasury De-
Darfment.s
susa" IL. sAvuLH, Chief Clerk
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LIMITED STATES PATEHT OFFICE, 49,

A.. ,, MhsHISSIrosN IN Vi AAaGrr Z, Is1
York, N. T., praying for the extension OF patent
granted to HIM the 9Th dsy Of November 1850, for
1t is ordered that the Testimony in the case be
closed on the 4sh day Of October next, that the
be limited 20 the 18th day OF October next. and
Der next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL g. FISHER,
au 9tu,sv Commissioner OF Patents.
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The EIOpemenf.
The Other Side of M, .Sior,,

EDITOR STAR: Newspaper statements have
been made pnrporting to be facts in the elope-
ment OF Mr.. kitsOn with Miss Rutdge. Having
seen friends OF the much abused parties in ques-
ton, and learned the fGcts of the case I take
pleasure III correcting the unfa yOrabIe impress
SION made upon the minds of the public in respect
10 avery worthy couple, which the statements re-
ferred to are calculated to create IL is not trna
That Dir. kitson is spiritualst. or a believer in
all the "other isns of the day." For the benefit
OF all concerned will state that the parties
were legally married in this city on the 9Th inst
forbear making any personal alluSioa to the
dlnerences existing between Mrs. Rutdge ard
MT H., as feel sure that his reputation in the
community is such as not TO admit of the pubIic
being long misled in the matter. L.
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TIE NATIONAL INTELLI0RNCER,
Weekly Conservative Organ,

TIE NATIONAL INTKLLI0ENCER,
Weekly Conservative Organ,
Este at Washington ,lsO0 ed to New York 1870
SPECIAL Ttlesraphte NeWsJrom the tchots Country.
The Great Nsirpapo for Household asd Farm.
So per year in advance. P. .. orders are safest.
ALEX. DELMAR, Editor and Proprietor,
jy ISM 500 Broadway, New York.
THIRD SUPPLY OF WAR MAPS JUST RE.
o.H fais tf'fs iElg1I e
y26-d 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
THE BEST PUMP OUT.
, THl AnnRIGAN sgBMIReyp
DousLSA TokGS P HEN PFsExzrHe
liz THE sIMPLisT AND M6sr POWERFUL
has been proved = be ss 4. oh..,.., Mos, IN.
tsetivs; Durable and Reliable Pump. spplicsbls %
The smallest Pump will throw % to rs feet throuss
The most durable because It is composed Of bnt fsv
child can work It. 1t never freeges.
Every Pump warranted.
Galvanized Pumps are recommended.
-, ' OBABLEs WOOD. General Agent.
e4-@ AT 10th street, northwest.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the nst;.,o MA 81 JSsgsH R0YSS
Roy. New York, administrator Of Ormrod q. Evans,
deceased, praying for the extension OF patent
ef Hoyember e isss for NJ improyemeni in spadns
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the l4tb day Of October next, and
that said petition be heard on the 18th day Of Octo-
Any person may Oppose this s s1ten'i ppaprR
au4thyst Commissioneg Of Patents.
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HAVE THE POLICE seen the Mayor sproclama-
ton that the law against animals running at
large in the street would be strictly enforced
after the sth instant? There certainly does not
seem to be any diminution in the number of
hogs running at large in the streets. There is
not ward in the city that Is not overrun by
huge 6royes of them.
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ONLY A FEW OF THOSE as SILK I'M.
~ BkELLAs and cheap vALIeES left. Gall -
HT onGe clryou yant one. e PRINCES LOAN01
vanfA avenue. iy %.
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RIvER FRONT Hdrrey'S Whdrf-Arrived
schr. Mary Augusta, WOrten, Havre-de- Grace
coal, Clark K Given.
cdrter's Whdrf-Arrived. schr. Marie Eliza
beth, Mcnamara, Havre- de Grace coal Geo
Bogus. Sailed, schrs. Edward Thomas, Seward.
Eastern Shore, light; William Callahan, Gallo
way, Havre-de- Grace, light.
Johnson's Whdrf-Arrved, schrs. j. II. Hud-
dell, Sharp, and Jesse II. Smith, Williams. both
from Bath, Maine, with ice 20 the Great Falls
Ice Company; several sloops have arrived with
wateTmelOns for market. Sailed, schr. NJ A.
FISK, Fisk, Georgetown, light.
Riteys HhdIJ-Arrived, schr. Mary Amelia
Evans, Occoquan, pine wood for market.
fGy'S WhGTf-Sailed, schr. Susan, Brewer,
fsbirg shores, with ice.
P0tomac Ferry Wharf.-The steamer Wawaset
arrived last evening from Cone river and inter
mediate landings, with 1--we stock, fish, poultry,
ard fruit for dealers.
CroNke's Wharf.-The steamer Express, Capt
Nickel, arrived last night from Baltimore
with decks full of passengers and cargo of mer-
chandise for merchants and produce for dealers
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HE EXECUTION OF RICHARDS AT MARI
BoEo-To-moTrow between the hours of N and
O'Clock, Henry Richards, alias "Nimrod"
hlchards, eolored, convicted at Annapolis on
the LIST OF June, (the case having been removed
ION marlboro, will suffer the extreme penalty
81 the law il the jail yard ct Marlboro, for the
murder of Col. VIM. Lyies, e. Auburn, in July,
1850, for which his four comraues, PIater,
Luckett, Davis, and Jones were hung In No
vember OF that year. The scaffold is being
erected in the Jail yard. but the walls being low
no doubt hundreds will witness the execution.
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In The suPRIME coURTer THE DISTRICT

In the case Of WILLIAM b. WALKER. admin.
istrstor OF Gustayus II. Holsten, deceased, the
the supreme Court Of the District OF bs afore
ssid, appointed SATURDAY, August roth, A. ID.
q the personal estate Of said deceased, and 81
the essets in hand, 40 far as the Same have been
all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased Are
NED to attend, with their claims properly youehed
or they mag otherwise by Law be excfuded frcr, al
penent IN eaid deceased 3 estate provided c0pv n
TINS oroer De published once week for three vess
Test: IA TERsTTpoes.
U"1aWSW Register Of Wills.
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NIEST END HOTEL.
w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
viii be Opened for the Reception Of Guests ON the
Goth June.
4. y MS NJ sgnincent structure, located at the
OouIl Lhd OF this now famous summer vIYA0
iesOrt, mas all the advantages of modern lhI3 ii
iB every respect. o''sA0e
The personal attention OF Mr. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PETER GARDNER, 80 long known 10 The
rsNelng public, will surely guarantee 10 IN 0se that
can wish for - .AN SOinAOit tney
For Rooms, &C.. apply on the premises or by Latte,
addressed to SYKES, GARDNER & 90
lel4d West End Hotel, Long Branch, n J.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of JOHN TYLEK, Of West Leba-
patent granted to him the sth day Of july 1856,
and reissned on the Sth day OF June, 1893 for Inn
$50: ~
1t IL ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed ON the 9Th day Of September next: that the
time for Ming arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the It'll day Of October next and that
said petition be heard on the 18th day OF October
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
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au2-tu,.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

r., Sree.1s AGn., Soy Ia, iofo.
Jacob 4arkwalder, deceased, the administrator
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Su-
said, appointed SATURDAY, August 18th, A.
leI0, Tor the hnal settlement and distribution Of
IN hand as far a. the same have been Collected and
turned into money when and where all the Creditor
with their claims properly youched, or they may
otherwise By law be excluded from all benefit In said
published once week for three weeks in the Star
previous 70 said day. -
Test: A. WEBSTER,
jya6-tu 3w Register OF villa
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IoRDAN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

~, NJ II ~. Dh.NtON OUJNI1 Y IkUINIA.
Ony IA miles from Step henson Depot p. o point
on the Harrer S Ferry and Winchester Rail
,r, road, i've miles IRON Winchester.
lh,s atefing Place il ops n under more IA
Noraoit circumstances than at any tire a
SINCE the war, and every effort will bsV.AV
guests - ->S
A fne CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be in attend
ance, and Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
Quently given during the season.
Spring Pamphlets for DISTRIBUTE IN at the Spriprs
and al "a essrs. Coleman a Rogers, Baltimore
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY issue
round trip tickets good for five days. from Rati-
more to Stephenson Depot and return AT sc: from
Washington 10 same at 81 20
Telegraph office in full operation
Terms S3 per day, SI7 20 per week, and = 20 rer
n1onth children and cOlored servants half price
commodstions. " ~
jy2slm &c JORDAN
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CLOTHING, DO.

II j. HEIBERGER,
(Succeesor to III. +. LONDON Col -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY Ia
MERCHANT TAILOR, w
Metropolitan Hotel, 1ste BrownsJ
u -u No. 362 Penn avenue, Washingtop
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of Fl fsy +, PS
sIaIa ~ mia praying for the extension Of
and Tes9ed 20 on MN I'm IH 6sy 2t day Of octC6
and agan reissued in three divisions, numbered re-
specnveiy ?569, go, and 257l ON the 10th day Of
Aprn; ~, tor an Improvement in putting up Caus-
It i Oldered that the testimony in the case be
n6qt ss ming & and and the
peoS heard q On lie h dss
Qc,ober next. ' "
Any may 0pP ssM hi f1ssn FISHER
" zo-th5v Commissioner Of Patents.
VI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office, II Warren Street, Neio York.
AL POIte,ss Resiaered ~ the Insurance Department
STATE Of NeU York, and Secured
c....,,,u ~ .. BY Sph.at Dsposns,
CASH PREMIUMS,
CASH DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY
CLAIMS PAID IN CASH,
POLICIES NON FORFEITABLE,
THIRTY DAYS GRACE ON RENEWALS
OFFICERS:
Il KAY W.. 5Prssiasn.
tLate Dep. supt ms y Department State of New
n A. SEWToS advisory Sstn 5ary'
s,nnrv I (PISI Math., Yale COlleseJ 49,,
e. FENWfcR D. Medical t1C 0ffse
4O5 7th street, =. w.
CHRIS. G.. CALLAN, General Agent,
Wessm ONCE 437 nh street Washington, D. c.
THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
have obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, holding q special term, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate o
JOHN CAMERON, late of Washington county
aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber or before the 10th day of July next;
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from all
benefit Of the said estate. Given under our hands
this 10th day of July, 1870.
ISABELLA her markl l.. CAMERON,
JOHN L. CAMERON,
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SUMMER RESORTS.

EREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
VI GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEsr VIRGINIA.
CHEAT REDUCTIONS ~ BOARD
In order 20 extend the season through the fall
months we will reduce cur charges and after the
Vih OF August g. the following rates viz: per day,
Go; per week, 80; per month, $50.
PEYTONS & CO.
- TIE SECOND GRAND FANCY AND MAS
9nERADE BALL will come on at the white " on
THURSDAY the llth Of August. Monkey. the eel
ebrated costumer, will be here with a splendid ward
robe. IRapI ana I'm
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MAR1 LAND.-BENNETT BROS. a.
froprletors, having refurnished, renova FSAV
Ted and attached a large wing TO their well lr.tX
SHOWN hotel, are now ready for the RECEPTION n
summer bcarders. Persons desiring a home free
from the turmoiis Of the hot and crowded CITY will
md all they desire. FOR further information. adj
dress BENNETT BROS, Cambridge, Md. jyl3-lms
pINEY POINT PAVILION,
L., s.. Mary's Co~nfy, Md,
VIII open for the reception of Visit A
ers, TUESDAY, July s, Is0. This p1pu- NAV
iaI resort has been grt atty enlarged by the .H
soultlon OF new and cOmmOdiOus buidi1ys. TTe
Cottages Thoroughly renovated, and the whole estab-
lshment supplied with entirely aebc EV-affRrs Ten
Pm Alleys Fishing and Sail Boats and every appi-
ahce necessary Tor the comfort and pleasure of
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boats and the
Baltimore and Aqgia Greek Boats pass daily.
IeIms-S5 per day; = II 20 per week, $40 per month
OF tklrty days. Children and servants 6alf prica
OF the Metropolitan Hotel. ies1-tf
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Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term, lette
ANA CHAMBERS,la late Of Washington county afore.
said, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
on or before the I'd day Of August next; they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit OF
the said estate. Given under my hand this ID day
Of August, 1870. B. CHAMBER5, JR.,