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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.


Effects ofthe Dry Weather I'm Europe
Fire In the WOOds-The Forest Of
FOntatnbleau ON Fire.
fsiegraphed Esclssvely to TIE Evenino Star.
PARIS, June 7.-Owing to the long continued
dry weather, fires In the woods have occurred
quite frequently throughout Europe lately.
These have been attended, in many cases, with
loss of life and property.
Yesterday fire occurred in the beautiful
TO Of Fontainbleau, onlya few miles from
this city. 1t ragged fercely nearly all day,
sweeI ing over hundreds of acres, and causing
much damage. The people of the city of Fon-
tainbleau turned out In large force, and sue
ceeded at last in checking the flames.
Dull Times at Frank fort. on the.
Maine.
FRANKFORT, June What is known as the
circles here. Few transactions are made in
mortgage bonds, and but little Is doing else.
The American Delegates to Rome and
the InfallibiIfty Dogma.
ROME, June The Augsburg Gazette says
Papai infallibiiity dogma, and are diseusted
Gates"
The New Hospital I'm Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, June I.-Yesterday afternoon
Stanley Hospital in this city. Appropriate
speeches were made by Lord Derby and other
celebrities. A large crowd of people witnessed
the ceremonies.
FROM f'8rts7Smatl-pOX DecreastuS-
The Press Attacking olivier.
PARIS, June The smallpox is deere asng
in this city. The type OF the disease is not so
virulent as at first reported.
The Paris journals are attacking Olivier tor
his course towards the party of the Left.
Irish Telegraph Lines Still Out Of
Order.
LoNDoN, June News is meagre TO day.
The telegraph lines are still deranged in some
directions, and particularly in Ireland. Dis
patches to and from that island are somewh at
delayed.
Arrived Out.
NEW YORK, June Arrived out, the Maine,
Bremen and City of Paris.
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Emery'smajonty ...............,,s 3
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.

THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
The following are the names OF the members
elect of the Boards of Aldermen and Common
Council, and Of the Board Of Assessors those
elected on the Emery ticket being designated
with An f., and those ON the Bowen ticket with
First Ward.-Alderman-D NJ. Davis, (B.)
Councilmen-W. Andrew Freeman, (E.;) E. Z.
Brooks, (E.0 J. I. Murray, tB) Asses 'or-
Second Warsd@Alderman- 8. Crocker
Oh CouneilmenrrGeorge Burgess, tB.,) Hen
IIs IRipsT; sB) A. =, MSulds s S.,,.,a
CouncilmenIwm. me h. Pope, (E Richard Q.
VIM. B: Downing, [E)
j. ID. Crossman, (ED Councilmen-Samuel
Robertson, SE2) Benz. Mccoy, (E.0 John o.
Fsfx WdrdDAiderman-Gecree +. Gulick.
lE.) Councllmen-C. II. Holden, (E.,) George
T.Barfstt, 7 Be , En- ThOs. a. CANT, tE.J Assessor
(E.J Counciimen~ cisrence N. Barton, CE.,5
ssn Sessaa 1is &. aaso: ain:s, t lR)
Couneilren.M R: Hunt. "a Thomas Cara
hsRSush re Aldermen mn holding over are:-r,nt ward
Carter a. Stewart; Second, w: II. Chase; Third,
Charles Champion; Seventh, 5. s. Baker.
These, with the members elected yesterday,
and whose names are given above, comprise the
entire Board Of fAldermen-fourteen members
two from each Of the seven wards. The Board
Of Common Council b composed OF twenty-ons
Dembere-threo from each ward--sndr the
ms mes Of al the members Of the new board are
zthersfore comprised In the above lst OF success
The two Boards WIN NEST for organisation ON
Monday next, at 10 O'Clock, q required by the
charter or the city. Aftsr they hare completed
their organisation joint Convention Win be held,
In the presence OF which Matthew q. Emery
win take the oath Of once as Mayor required
bv Law. - 9at
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From Parfs-Smali-pOX Decreasing
The Press Attacking OlliYier.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Railroad Election I'm 'FriscO-A United
States Marshal Thrown Overheard
by a Britisher.

Telegraphed Exclusively to The Bcening Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, june s.-A special election
will be held tomorrow to determine whether
the city Of San francisco shall donate 81 900 900
toward the construction Of the Southern Pacific
railroad. There is considerable opposition 10
the donation, arisising from the fact that the
Southern p Paeihc road is but another name for
the Central Pacific Company, which owns all
the railroads in the State, and will thus control
the Central Pacific route from this coast to the
East.
The British ship VIM. Wilson sailed for Bar
-ken's Island yesterday. The vessel was in DOS
session of United States Marshal, pending suit
In the District Court The Captain forced the
Marshal overheard, and it is rum !, ed that a
revenue cutter viii be sent in pursuit.
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The Latest Indian Outra&e-MurSier
Of u. ,. TroOps-Treachery Of the
Savages.
fele0varkeA KxcIu ssp>rV In f1< KnenSno Syns
lIsiuelg to The Euening Stos.

ST. Louis, June 7.-Capt. Mitchell, of the
fifth infantry, has arrived here from the In
dian country. He furnishes an account of the
recent attack on Bear Creek Station, forty
miles south Of Fort Dodge. Thirty-fve Indians
came to the station, (Which was guarded by Ser
geant Murray and four men OF the third in
fantry,) who represented themselves to be Ara
pahoes. Affer cooking and eating for some time
in a friendly manner, all but seven left. Those
severely wounded the sergeant himself, after
which they fed. Sixty mules belonging to Mr..
Traing were run Off, and one herder was killed
Two or three other men were also killed at diff
fereut places. trf - "A fF E..
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BURIAL OF THE GREAT BOGEs.
June 9, lS70. -
ADAPTED PROM ANOTHER FAMOUS FUNERAL.
BY"A MAINE ADvBNrURKR." .

ADAPTED FROM ANOTHER FAMOUS FUNERAL.
BY"A MAINE ApvBNTURKR." .
Not ward had he got, nor precinct vote,
And he looked confoundedly furried;
Then wilted-dried up-and kinder gin e'out,
As we bummers around him hurried.
We buried him darkly that Monday night r
tFor we fear'd he'd not keep until mornins)
BY the struggling moon beams misty light
And street-lamps dimly burning.
No useless coffin enclosed his breast,
In Chronicle sheet we wound him; ~
Everlasting, we guess, win be his rest -.
With SO sleepy print around him.
Few and short we're the prayers we said ~
But we cuss'd some in bitter sorrow, lI7
As we thought how through Cook s. Co. we'd
been bled,
And the bets that were due on the morrow.
We thought, as we followed his oozy bed,
In contract-job done by our fellows,
That Reformers, and strangers would tread DER
his head,
And we up the Salt River billows.
Lightly they'll talk of the spirit that's gone,
And o'er his split ash-cart upbraid him
With the ruin he caused, and the hatred he
earned,
Before the Reformers laid him.
Sadly but promptly we dropped him down,
In the peculiar field of his glory.
We carved not a line, we raised not stone;
For we knew twas a mighty dark story.
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Complimentary TO Governor j. NJ
Ashley.

1etegrdphed Ecctuucety TO The Evening Star.
HELENA, MONTANA, June THE Herald of
last evening discusses the proposed supercedal
of Governor Ashley, saying that he has been to
Montana q noble, honest, efficient, energetic,
and strictly temperate wide awake republican
governor. He Is the first executive who In all
or any Of these particulars has hlled the chair
in the chair in this Territory, and to supercede
him without Q charge or complaint of any kind
with every citizen Of Montana. republican or
democrat, doing him mort grievous wrong.
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% THE ELECTION.
THE CORRECTED RETUR rs
The Triumph Of the RefsrmefS
EVERY WARD FOB EMERY!

Below we give the official returns of the mu-
nicipal election in Washington yesterday, show
ing the vote for each candidate on both the
Emery and Bowen tickets in every precinct Of
every ward in the city, the names Of the Emery
candidates being printed in italics:
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1Aa1. flour dull and steady Wbeas nrmer
Maryland, 81 :@.e IS; Pennsylvania, eI.asSi 40
Ell. FELLOW, dun q siosaSi n Oats dail At Es
&C. Prosisiens quiet and unchanged. Whisky dull
BAIrrNoRx. June f.-vireinia sixes, old, So bid,
- asked; do. isQ, 50 bid. eh asked.
NEW yonK, June 7.-stocks very heavy, Money
stroneer atse6 per cent Exchanee long, W; short.
loz. Gold, B'<. Bonds, l211. Virginia 6's, ex.
coupon: %; new, 6sk. North Carolinas, old, xs5E
NEW YORK, June 7.-Flour &c. better Wheat lc
better. Corn dull and declining.
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NoNINATIoNs.-The President this afternoon
sent the following nominations to the Senate
Charles II. Cragin to be postmaster at George
town, ID. @. nv
o. H. Sheldon to be postmaster at Burlington,
Kansas.
Albert NJ. Barney to be Collector of Customs,
District of Brazos de Santiago, Texas.
James b. Belford, OF Ind, to be Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of Colorado.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer John
Smith, to be Second Assistant Engineer.
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a4N PREMIUMS $500, ea,A

TRIALS OF SPEED
AT THE
NATIONAL DRIVING PARK AND FAIR
GROUNDS ASSOCIATION, WASH
INGTON. ID. C.,
Commencing THURSDAY, JUNE9.
Premium Of $500 for horses that never beat 2.3O,
mile heats in 5, harness, closed with the following
entries
A J0hnSOns br. :. George VI. Patchen, Jr.
George Nelson names e. m. Queen u the West.
AZ. Fawcett's ch. z. Aaron.
SECOND DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
Premium Of sINO0. Free for all horses. Mile
heats, in s. in harness, closed with the following
entries:
George Nelson names br. q "ROckey."
A r. Fawcett's b. q Moses.
A johnson > br. :. GeOrEe n. Patchen, Jr.
The trials Of speed TO be governed by the rules and
regulations Of the National Association.
Pm
By order Of the Executive Committee.
Je2-td 4. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
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UAt Deerneld, y. H, on sunday. two boys,
named Litter and Bean, aged 10 and years.
found IN old musket. which TIE elder boy dis
charged, blowing on The hsad of the younger. 4
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! BALTIMORE AND PoroxAc RAuRoan-Par-
chase If Land IN Baltimore City.--The Baltimore
American says that The Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company has sent to the parties OWE
ing land within the city limits OF Baltimore, re-
qufred for its track and tunnel, platx OF their
property, with the quantity Of land which it IL
proposed % purchase, distinctly MARRIED there
on. The object u to ascertain In writing from
each owner what they propose 70 charge Tor tho
right Of way through their property. IL tha
prices asked are not acceptable % the compsny !.
. jury Of condemnation viii be summoned, and
the valuation fixed by legal process. OF
course, the company prefer that Il shouIP
be settled BY private negotiation, but mis-
is scarcely 20 be expected, amid tbs
conficting views Of properfyholders. Ir
is the desire Of the Company 10 obtain tho
right Of way at the earliest practicable MON mt
and put the work under contract. They there
fore urge upon property holders % put In their
estimates ut ence,. that the matter may bs
Thomas seabrook, Esq, General Manager Or
the road, has issued proposals for the grading
and masonry within the District Of Columbia.
The work win consist Of three miles OF grading
in the District, q bridge over the Eastern
Branch, tunnel, and grading IN the city OF
Washington. Thie, together with the activd
work on the sections below Upper MaribO-
rough, tsy< ebs Prince Georgian, extending
nearlv, 10 the Charles county line, eiTes tha
most gratifying assurance Of an early compile
ton Of the whole work.
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The Oregon Electton-A Close Vote
Democratic Governor Elected.
TeIeCrd0ked Eo,clsxsive1u 10 ne Epey4ia0 Star.

SAN FRANCISCO, June e.-Returns from the
Oregon election are meagre. The indications
are that the Legislative contest will be very
close. Grover, the democratic candidate for
Governor, is probably elected by 400 majority.
A Portland telegram says:-The election passed
of quietly. The republicans claim q majority
in that city and county, and some gain in the
other counties, and believe the vote in the
State Is very close. 1
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. Frem the Sandwich Islands.
[sle0rapked ExcIrsirelr % tie EreniNa &ay.

Honolulu by the steamship Ajax are to the sd
inst. The limited States ship Jamestown sailed
for the Mffonesian Islands on April 30th. The
Austrian frigate Donan sailed for Callao on
May 1st.
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BAfCHELOR,S HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
cad, nor any rtfaIe poison 10 produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the vaunted and deluave preparations
soasting virtues they do not possess The genuine
W. A. Batchelors Hair Dye has had fhirfv years
untarnished reputation TO uphold its integrity a.
the only perfect Ii HAir Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
By sll Druggists. Applied ct 10 Bond street,
MY. fe6tr
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A HAMLET PLAY WITH A SrRoNe CAST
The New York Dramatic Fund 10 arranging for
its annual benefit at the Academy Of Music in
that city. The play h 70 be Hamlet, and the
cast will include Edwin Booth, j. w. Wallack
Il. L. Davenport, John Breugham, Lu1or Wal.
lack, Barney Williams, Joe jefferson, Mis- Le-
clercq, and Mrs. D. w. Wallack-"a combiua.
ton and O cast, indeed
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sDThe Orthodox Greek Church thiuks Of AN
Gcumenical Council. :
a%Four theusopd coal minors valked In n
procession at Pottssfils recently. s1e -
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THH MANASSAS sBAILRoAD--keasefofke 70 lie BnIti-
more and Ohio CoMponr.-The Richmond Whig
Of Monday says that it 90 u currently rumored
that the Orange and Alexandra road has leased
to the Baldmore and Ohio road for twenty
Harrfsonburg.n IL q runofed further, says the
Wing. that the Orange end Alsxandria man.
apement wiehes the BalttOors ana Ohio Com
Manassas function. ss aA 'a93ita
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER

Has proved tsef 20 be the perfect preparation
for the Hair ever offered TO the puhlic to
Restore Gray Hair to its Original Color,
and create a new growth where IL has fallen OF from
disease narural decay.
II urtH prereni the Hau from falling ont.
All who Hse il are unanimous in awarding il the
praise OF being the best Hsir Dressing extant.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
MANUFACTURED ONLY By
Z. p. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N f., Proprietors.
For sale BY all druggists. je 3-eolm
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! HARryoRp, June lat the municipal elec-
ton yesterday the citizens ticket, composed Of
lar Republican. Isaac G. Lewis, the Republi-
can Mayor elect, was on both tickets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

" ALL'S OP + 4 II . Z.
CROWNING TRIUMPH OF TIE SEASON.
Will be presented 20 the public, At a COST Ot
OVER THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS, com
meBCing
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT. June sth, lE0,
And Every Evening during ths Week and saturday
Afternoon, the great combined
NALHsLLA An ID BIOPLASTIC TRQUPES,
Frcfn the Grand Alcazar, Berlin, Prussia. THE
MUST LOVELY FORMED LADIES In TIE
NORLD " hssa beautiful and classic representa-
tior- before the principal SOyeregns OF Europe. and
Tin the most intelligent and refined audiences have
crested The highest admiration and enthusiasm.
The GREATEST LIVING GIMSASTS Of the
confineur including the Infant Wonder, LITTLE
BOPEEP, IN entt rtainme Mt II dazzling brilfaRcy
and w-Lder. u5ing with the CTowning triumph,
the Prima-ic Fountains Of Golden aud SilverW aters,
the entire stage being converted into Falry GrottO,
disclosing Nalads sporting beneath real water, OF
thousand bright hues.
LIBERAL PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette, 20 cents. Orchestra
Chairs reserved. only IS cents: Gallery, IS cents.
seats can be secured at Ellis Music Store without
charge. 1e44t
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The BILL TO REMOVE POLITICAL DIsA-
BILITIEs from some six thousand persons, re-
Gently reported to the Senate, has the follow
ing named persons from the District of Colum-
bla:-John f. Morse, Edward II. May, Nicholas
Sanderson, Malcolm Wallingsford and James
A. Lowndes. The name of Chas. j. Faulkner
OF Virginia, formerly Minister to France, is also
in the bill.
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81 1910.
1870. va
PAIN KILLER I
THIRTY YEARS I

This Valuable Family Medicine has been widely
and fayorably known in our own and foreign coun-
tries, upwards of
THIRTY YEARS.
1t is an External and Internal Remedy. For Sum
meT Complaint, or any other form OF bowel disease
in children adults. il is almost certain cure,
and has, without doubt, been more successful IN
curing the various kinds Of CHOLERA than any
other known remedy, the most skillful physician.
In India, Africa and China, where this dreadful dis
ease is more less prevalent. the Pain Killer Is
considered by the natives, well as European res
ldents in those climates, sure reDlefy; and while u
Is most efficient remedy for pain, il Is perfectly
safe medicine even in unskilful hands. Sold by all
Druggists. Je3- eoSwlm
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvENUE--The receipts from this
source to-day amounted to s4f3, ,12l.ss.

The KRzcoNsTRUCTIoN COMMITTEE this morn
ing agreed to an amendment to the Georgia
bill providing that nothing In the bill should be
construed as to affect the fall elections in that
State. They also agreed not to recommend any
legislation this session in regard to Tennessee.
DIR. CHAs. III. CRAeIN, of Georgetown, nomi-
mated for postmaster of that city by the Presi-
dent to-day, in place OF Major George Hill, Jr.,
whose commission has expired, Is a practising
physician there, and a member of the Metro
politan Police Board of the District of Colum-
bia. He has good party record-the only OBJ
lection to him being that he wanted Mayor
Bowen reelected here yesterday.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
TO- FOR GLY oNTI

Hol FOR MONTI
DAILY MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS To GLY.
MONT.
The fast and safe steamer C P. SMITH, Captain
Lsr.xns,i seventh street, ETERY EssaAB
EEENING, at s D; m. Leave Glymonts szs
on r. boat string 6sspt; Bs.d /; fSsissd
IOONLIGHT XCURsION
NV rOEk aScE,4,GsL EEERgSLitAN As-EsS
THURSDAY RTSiYIiVf IEiVVffNIsG. JUNE q 1s-s
This Excursion is strictly private. NopeTson per
mited e 60 except the members Of the Association
70 be procured Of the members Of the As
The Boat viii leave the wharf, foot of Seventh
street r.. at Oe0ek p By THE SHisr GduNIrrrp q
'THE PICNIC OF THE SEASON.
COME ONE COME ALL.
THE GRAND PICNIC
COvESANT, ssoCIATIoN
AN4LOSTAN ISLAND
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1870.
ekets; admitting a gentleman and ladies. oNE
SanciIf viii commence at so,eloek P m n
wsk across the Asueduct bridge, sr By boat I'm
r R u S iGot o6 hFh o1T tTe1 m ieTTafe s free
sH IT tsED S'fI5I9 f6R
Officers Of AssociatOn:-John Fowler, President;
samuel Howard. Vice President John ii. Darne,
Secretary: >. q. Palmer. Treasurer.
Committee II ATrangements:-Samuel g. Palmer
A. ii. Chamberlain, Fred ). Newman, y. V. Essex,
John 7 shaw.
Floor Managers:-E. II Hsruer, J. 7. shaw, John
slmn0nss W BeneselnaD, u. W. ChamseTiin, q, ". .
Townley, Walter Hillesry: John h. We CHI.
Baist listr e s Newman IT,
EXCURsION To MARSHALL HALL, ON THE
Il STEAMER ARROw, %A
| EAST WASHINGTON SABBATH
SCHOOL,
Has been postponed on account Of weather but will
leave Navy Yard Wharf at 81 O'Clock. aud 7th street
Wharf az ~ clock, on THURSDAY, 9th inst.
TICKETS, so Cents round trip; can be had at the
vharyes and from teachers scholars Of the Schoo
lel-th s,t,wf
EIRSf GRAND PICNIC OF THE BAKERS
IL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION, TO be held at
Washington CRY Garden, New York avenue, be-
tween LIST and ID streets, WEDNESDAY, June
sth, 1S7U Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies'
20 cents. Weber's String Band has bean eng aged
for the occasion. Prize Bowling and Prize Shoot
ing je6A~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
ST JULIEN CLARET, s3 per doz., $50 Per cssk.
GERMAN NWINEs.--Wac Wachenheimer, Ss per dos.;
sherry Wine, from si to ss per gallon.
Port Wine, from 81 50 to IS per gallon.
BRANDIES.-Otard, Du9uy q Co. Coguss, Sl2
levotsin Rochelle Brandy, % per gallon.
Genuine vichv Water, % 50 per dozen.
seltler, "a per dozen.
1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania ave.,
Importer OF Wines and Liquors, and proprietor OF
the celebrated NATIVE WINE BIfTERS.
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ga celebratsd phy.ieian says that il cake
that ruins the teeth and not candy, e is ssner-
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INDIAN LANDS TO BB PRoTEcTKD,-A general
order just issued from the War Department
directs that where lands are secured to the
Indians by treaty, against occupation by the
whites, the military commanders shall keep in-
truders off, by military force il necessary, uuti
such time as the Indian title is extinguished or
the lands are opened by Congress for s. Element
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DOCKBRIDGEA ALUM SPRINGS, va.
OPEN MAY 10TH. 1870.

This favoTite and celeAsafed Watering Place is
new IN complete order fsr tlIe reception Of
guests Important lmprOg ements have YEsA0
been added 70 the buildings since the estsb ia: u
l-hment passed into the hands-of the present pro
prietOr, and il is his purpose 20 keep in style
surpassed suywhere In Virginia. The waters Of
these special springs either greatly relieve
most cases Of scrofula, Incfpient Consum ption :
Chronic Bronc hits, Chronic Lsryngitis, Chronic
PHeuno1ia, Chronic p :eePsis, Chronic Diarrhesa,
those affections which are peculiar to the female
eral restorative, they are perhaps. aarivslled
amongst mineral waters. The proprietor will have
provided for the lawns and ballroom O hrst-elass
band Of music, sad IN general all the sources OF
amussnent and recreation ally found at best
resorts viii ee Al the command Of the guests
n "ROcK8RIDGE ArrM.n The place Il within
eleven 20 thirteen hours q Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore Re. By rail. sll in daylight. Psssengsrs
leave the cers Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
At Goshen DesOt, and elegant stage coaches passing
rapidly over smooth aD9 4eFel road of only eight
mflss sst down Shs visitors ~ the Springs 10 tea
JAMES A. FEAZIER, PyopTtsfor.
~Ths Rockbrdge Water aud Alum Mss for
sale By the prncip<e Druggist q the tnitsd States
Descriptive pamphlets sent 80 on application.
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LIEBIG'S COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT secures great economy and convenience
in housekeeping, and excellence in cooking. None
genuine without the signature of Baron Liebig, the
inventor, and of Dr. Max Won Pettenkofer, delegate
j. MILHAU'S SONS,
JeT-T&F1 1s3 Broadway, New York.