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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-10
GREENWICH ACADEMY.
Excursions, PICNICs, SC
ITO! FOR CARLIN'S SPRINGS!
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FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION

F0URTH GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
JEFFERSON czRcLE, no: 2RU, (A FL
TO CARLIN,S SPRINGS,
ON MONDAY, JULY 17th, 1871.
Our friends and the public are invited to join
wilt WI if bea e grsnd pr2 rbGie
DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS given by u
gentleman from Washington on this occasion.
Do not fail to see this display, as it will be worth
Prof COOKS COTILION BAND is engaged
for this occasion. No pains will be spared to
make this the excursion of the season. No i'm
proper persons will be admitted on the ground.
All members of the Circle will constitute COM
mittee for the preservation of order.
Trains will leave the W. q O. K. L. depot at
a. M, IL NJ, and $780, and p. IN Trains will
leave the Springs for Alexandria at the follow
ing hours: 9. 10 and 1880 q. m, and ]2.3O l.50,
&, 8 and II p. m.
The committee pledge themselves to make
this pleasant excursion for all who may favor
them with their company.
Committee Of arrangements.
r. r.. Lucas, John L. Boyer,
P. P. Mason, John kleindicnst,
John Travis, John kisler,
jy std Henry Herbner.
INCLUSION OF TIE N. E; CHURCH
d. TO CARLIN'S SPRINGS,
ON TUESDAY, JULY llth 1871.
The train will leave the Depot of the W. j. ..
r. r. at a. m and return at r.. azzss 60
6 D. M Tickets for childrcnkss9 y -!
25c; for adults 5Oc-to be obtained at the fol-
lowing places, viz: W. n. Berkloy,s Davy y
Harmon's, Chinese Tea Store and Charles w.
Nowland's, Fairfax street.
NDrSome select pieces will be sung by the
Choir led by Prof Ridgway. jy std
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NEW SILKS.

NEW SILKS.
nave Just received three pieces more OF those
heavy BLACK GRO. GRAIN SILKS. Pur-
chasers will save one dollar per yard between
now and the first of September in the purchase
of these goods. crpm.Dn
je II j. M pie W AM
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LOCAL NEWS.

YEsTERDAY.-The weather yesterday was
very warm, and the streets in consequence pre-
sented deserted appearance, and the churches
we're attended by small congregations. In the
evening cloud arose in the West and there
was for a time, every indication of Il storm, but
after short, though violent squall, and its at
tendant dust; the sky cleared away again. The
Bethel meeting at the foot Of King street at
tracted many attendants, the services being
conducted by w. u. Herbert, assisted by w.
D. Massey and Chas. Whittescy. The open
air meeting, later in the day,at the intersection
of King and St. Asaph streets, also, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. was likewise well attended, and was ad-
dressed by W. U. Herbert and Sheriff o Neil.
A disturbance was created at the public garden
on north Washington street by some young men
from Washington and the offenders were taken
to the station house. The neighborhood OF The
Bridge Pump was the scene of much disorder
during the day, the Sunday law being disre-
gardcd with impunity:
The CHURCHES Of the most apparent
effects of the prevailing heated term is the
limited attendance ut the churches, and yes
terday, though the sermons were all excellent
the number Of hearers was few. In Christ
Church Rev. DIR. Sparrow preached in the
morning and Rev. Benz +. Reed at night ;
the pulpit of the Baptist Church was occupied
by Rev. J. William Jones' morning and night
Rev. G.. II. Gilmer, son of the late Governor,
preached at the lst Presbyterian Church morn
ing and night and Rev. Alpheus Wilson at
the NJ +. Church, South, at night The
pulpits of the other churches were filled by
the resident clergy.
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Cool Lager.

Cool Lager.
The coolest and best glass of LAGER BEER to
DO had in the city can be obtained at N. RuBEN's
Restaurant, opposite the Confectionery Store OF
9. Schafer, on Fairfax street. jet
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Have you Never Heard Of it:-Then

Have you Never Heard OF 1t:-Ihen
inquire at once at your grocers. for Dooley's
Chemical Yeast Baking Powder, the only strict
ly pure and harmless Baking Powder in market
from which good, sweet, palatable biscuits, rolls
cakes or pastry can be made uniformly with the
same success. This article has been steadily in
creasing in demand and public favor, and stands
Ask your grocer for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
and your testimony to its practical worth will
be added to thousands of others. jy l0-eolw
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Will be sold, on the premises, at public sale,
on 4th day "WEDNESDAY Goth Of tn mo,
BRIDGE FARM, situated on the Occoqusn
river about two miles below the village of Deco
guam, in Prince William county, Va, adjoining
lands Of Thomas Opp, George Myers: John G.
Horner and William Selecman. Said farm con
tains 3l4 75-l0O ACRES less = acres convey
cd to the Alexandria and Fredericksburg r. K
for the right of way through. Tho land is OF
superior quality, tho larger part being arabic.
Sale at o clock p. m, when conditions which
will be liberal will be made known by
ASAHEL TROTH,
Attorney in fact for Samuel Troth.
Prince William county, je 28-lawts*
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IUIJRNIP SEED! TURNIP SEED
NEW CROP

TURS1P SEED! - TOkNlp SEED!
NEW CROP!
We have just received direct from LAND
RETH our usual Fall supply Of
TURNIP SEED,
of all the usual varieties.
iy1O E. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the fol.
IN lowing CERTIFICATE of the Orange
and Aicxandria Railroad Company stock has
been lost or mslaid, and that application will be
made to the Company to reissue the same &C.
cording to the code of observation-disclosures No.
10, issued to Peter E. Hoffman, February 10,
1851, for two shares.
iy lO-law4w PETERE. HOFFMAN.
CUGARS-5 hhds V. P. and P. R. Sugars;
- bbls Yellow Sugars, received to-day. Also
in store Crushed, Powdered and Granulatel
Sugars, tor sale ut lowest prices by
jy 10 ). Z: M1LBORN.
TANTON SYRUP-Gbbls received to-day by
~ jy 10 j. q. MlLBOKN:
BEAUTIFUL HONEY-Pure, in quart jars
ID and in unbroken combs Of two pounds
weight, for sale by G. VIM. RAMSAY,
jy1O S. K. cor. King and St. Asaph SITS:
T ACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINS!
IL CURTAIN MATERIAL!
Picture and Curtain Cords and Tasses at
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
iy1O 7G King street.
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Special NOTICES.
Our Skins are Selves, and thro

Our Skins are serves, and through MIL
lions of orifces oozes the transparent fluid which
nature does not need for vital purposes. This
is wise provision of Providence, but excessive
Precipitation is, nevertheless, extremely weaken
ing. During the heats of summer all hard
working men perspre to an extent that is moro
or less facilitating. They, of all classes of the
community, require wholesome invigorant at
this season. Let them not seek it in the liquors
Of the bar room they will not find it there. A
medicated stimulant, pure and unde1iled, is what
they need and among this class of remedies
Hostetter'S Stomach Bitters stands alone. No
valid plea can be urged against its use, even by
the genius of Temperance itself; for even the
Maine law permits the sale Of ditiusive stimuli
for medicinal purposes. AS general renovating
preparation, the Btters have no equal anywhere.
But this is only one of the merits of this famous
invgorator Its regulating. properties give itan
immense superiority over all the tonics OF the
Pharmacopaia. In cases of chronic constipation
it s the most useful and certain Of all aperents.
It creates no violent commotion in the discharg-
ing organs, but gently relieving them of their
distractions, leaves them in healthy, vigorous
condition. 1t seems unnecessary to state, III view
of the mass of testimony us to its effects in dys-
pepsa, that it is permanent cure for that terri
Bile and but too general complaint.
Thenumorous "Bitters," under various names,
which merccnary dealers substitute for Hos
letters Stomach Btters, should be avoided, for
their own sakos, by the sick and the public at
large. Hostetter's Bitters are procurable in bot
ties only, and never sold in bulk. jy 10-eolw
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OHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.

Claret Wines: ST. Emilion and r. Hardy &
Cos Bordeaux
Crown Sherry: Lacave 6 Echipar, Cadiz.
Madeira and Port Wines.
French Brandy: Otard, Dupuy g. Co.
Holland Gin: Anchor brand.
Pure Jamaica Spirits and n. E. Rum.
Baker Pure Rye Whiskey, 1862.
Siverbrook, Thompson, Gamma and other IA
vorite brands of Old Rye Whiskey.
All the above are confidently recommended as
being pure and Of the best qualities, and will be
sold at reasonable prices.
AVERY & DAVIDSON,
jyl 226 King ST., cor. Alfred.
WHITE SHIRTS! WHITE SHIRTS!
w COLORED SHIRTS!
FANCY SHIRTS!
BOYS SHIRTS!
~ LINEN SHIRTS!
Quaker City, sssS:s7:s The best in the market.
Made to order by measurement Satisfaction
guaranteed in every particular. Leave your or:
der or send for measurement blank, which will
be sent by mail. CHAS W. GREEN,
jylO rs King street.
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DOANOKE COLLEGE,

Philadelphia, ap 6-3md&wly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

Look at our DOLLAR KIDS. my 80
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AN Edinburgh physician, in Il communi-
cation to the Philosophical Journal, repu-
dates the opinion generally entertained by
chemists in regard to the action OF water
OH lead pipes. lie asserts that observation
and experiment have led him toconclude
that certain pure, soft waters do not net
upon lead, while certain hard waters,
which arc regarded as most protective, do
act chemically upon it, and therefore such
pipe is dangerous to Use in conveying that
kind of water for domestic purposes. 1t
has generally been taught and believed that
hard water, which contains neutral salts
in solution, does not become impreGnated
with lead in passing through the pipes
pure water, on the contrary, being readily
affected with the lead properties, that the
neutral salts nwater prevent it acting upon
the lead, while the oxygen of water not
containing such salts has such an affinity
for the metal that it leaves the hydrogen,
and acts chemically upon the metallic sur
face.
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YlHEilp.

IN F,ur.nfn rnunty, OF. the 18th OF March, OF
Snnr Also on the 10Th off April JOHN II.
;SsTh OF the same place, In his ssth year.
Washing ton Chronicle please copy. - "~ee-.@' D.
In this city, May 10th, at 8 O'Clock ?. NJ, Of
cholera infantum, BLANCH r ER ShRD, young
cat child of Robert A. X. and Virginia Nd. DAD
ney, aged IS lnonths-, f.. ss ..n.E s"ers.7
We miss her--words cannot express
The loss VIC now sustain;
70: Yet she is In Heaven ut rest
s Oh why should've complain
! Her funeral will take place from Broad-street
M. E. Church ON T1lURSDhf, June LIT, AZ 10
o'clock a. n. The relatives and friends OF the
family are inyi.Cd 10 attend. ,.- -i..-..
ON Wednesday morning, .sIst May. At | O'Clock,
BEHRiET IN MAUD, Infant child OF j. w. aud
Henrietta j. Cardwcli, aged fourteen months ano
+, ven daya. ~'
Weep mourner, no more DER thy grief and thy
love! f.w.
ti Thy heart in Its beating be glad OF snch rest
Though II call from thy bosom Its dearest ana
/ hest. . .
Weep no more that ELECTION thus leosens Its tie
Weep no more that the loved and The loving must
Weep no moro DER the cold dust that lies at your
feet;
Eus gaz. on yon st+rry world there ye shall meet
Her funeral will take place from the residence
of her parents, NO. $40 9Th street, beyono
Leigh, TiiIa {Thursdayl MORNING at II O'CLOCK
Friends andss$equaintanIes OF the family are re-
lspecuuliy invited to attend.
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/ GERMAN PIsc1cULruRE.-A curious croT
in Germany is that of fish. In Northern
Bavaria especially the fsh- ponos are sels
numerous. The whole country is spotted
with them, and has the appearance of beng
TILED with little lakes. The sight is quite
unique, and even beautiful. Wherever
there is marshy place, or the lands nced
TO be drained, they catch the water in
:tish-pond. Those in America WHO are
;curscd with slouchs might take 4 lesson
IRON the Germans in has. Many Farmers
'rcalzc lis much from their water crop US
from their land crop. AT the loot OF hills
often, and where the waters come down
the mountain, they build these ponds. Not
untrcqucntIy they dam up large streams or
turn oil sufficient water for their purpose.
Sometimes along whole brook one may
SEE dozens of lish:ponds following close one
after auolhcr. They have, accordingly. IN
Northern Bavaria. always good supply OF
fish, Notwithstanding they are fur from the
zen, and no large rivers flow through their
country.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MoBILE-Loss Orer
$500, 0O0.-Mo6ile, Alo, May 3.-rhere
was a destructive fire here last night, on St.
Francis street. Mcclure, Blackwood. d
Co.'s wholesale drug store (where it orig.
nated), q. A. Arnold's hat store, Jno. Reed
& Sons wholesale dry goods store; also, on
the east side of Water street, j. G. Dulose
& Co.'s wholesale drug store, J. L. Sher,
man & Co.'s stationery, and Ii. Bern>tein'S
shoe store; and on the west, NJ. simon u
Brothers clothing store, were totally de-
stroyed. Kennedy, Lyons & Co., whole
sale dry goods store; n Smith & Co., boot
and shoe, store; +. Williams, saddle l. store !;
Bidgood, bookstore Commerce. National u ona
we're badly damaged. Loss, over $500, 900.
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THE oNE-FIrTH PASSENGER RAILROAD
TAX Decision Of the Court Of Appeals
'Iaie, Court of Appeals. at. Annapolls. yes
terday filed their opinion In the case Of the
State Of MARYLAND against the Baltimore re
and Ohio Railroad Company, reversing Inc
it,d,ment of tho Superior Court Of this city
and ordering new trial. Chief Justice
I;artol delivered the opinion Of the court u I.
opinion. Ii is learned that the opinion OF
the majority of the court revcrses many OIL
the rulings of the Superior Court. and sus-
tains the plaintiffs case generally. IL de-
csdes that the one-ttth of the passenger
receipts on the Washington Branch ROAD
claimed by the State is a bonus, ana not Il
tay-that the act of!the General Assembly
requiring said payment is constitutional,
| and whether constitutional or not the state
has a right to the money. Judges Alvey
and Gravson fully agree with the opinion OF
| the majorityot the court, exceptas to the
| form OF action, which they think, instead
Of being "for money had and received .
should have been brought in assumpslt
| under the statute. Baltimore Sun. .... 2.
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Attempts are making abroad to introduce
the artificial growth of the finer and more
valuable sponges. When the sponge Is hrst
gathered at the bottom of the sea it is COW
cred with black gelutinous substance
resembling vegetable granulatious, among
which microscopic white and oyltorm
bodies may be distinguished. These
are the Larvae destined to perpetuate
Che species. When arrived ut maturity
they are washed out by the sel water,
which necessarily flows through the
sponge; they then swim along by the aid
Of their vibrating hairs until they reach Il
suitable rock, to which they attach thenl-
selves, and there commence anew lie.
This emigration of the larvae from the pa
rent sponge occurs about the end OF june
and beginning of July. The spongos pre-
ierred for this purpose are those found on
The coasts OF Syria, where they are colIcct-
ed before the perfection of the larN9, trans
ported to the localities desired, aud AZ
ranged in stone trouehs and sunk. -
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RpEC1AI N0TfCiU,

nT CHEAP zNHITIafa oOfS FINE
soft finish AMBRfQ at ArorthS $50 IN i'IA
TwILbE0FG CL0TH Ats wort,tsec.i tn CK-
EDEnd PUEFED akUsLI Naapr W LISTS 1t Soc.
worth o. pr yard sTRrr@R and sgHEoKTD
NAIEs0OK At ,s, worth soc. per ydrt3 HAIR
CORD GAMB.ste at socs per ~,ard. worth <oc';
HAIR CORD NAIEsoOK ut 90, worth scc. per
yard; HAIR UHECK ED mi sIINas soc. 1er
yard, never sold before az less than &C.; UCK.
ED MUSLIN, for SKIRTS, ut soc. per yard worth
&c.; SWISS 1AGONET, CAMBRIA, MAIN
SOCK, ami NULL MUSLIN, In great variety /;
also, BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWNS and
WHITE LINEN LAWN, for DRESSES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Look at our DOLLAR KIDS. my so
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TERRIFIC STORM IN New YoRK.--Pou3h-
keeDsie, N. r, May 30-A terrific storm
has occurred on the Upper Hudson. At
Rondout the roadways were flooded, trees
blown down, and windows smashed by
hail. At Esopus a new ice-house was struck
by lightning and completely destroyed.
The loss is heavy. IL ..
-. At, Hyde Park the storm was severe.
Hail-stones measuring four and half
inches in circumference were picked up.
Birds were killed and whole acres Of rye
completely destroyed, and other grain and
fruit seriously damaged. .......
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SOUTHERN BANKs.- Washington, May 30.
The fact that the law authorizing the issue
of fifty millions of additional national bank
note circulation expires in its application
to the southern States during July, has
revived the interest in that section, and five
new banks under the act have been author
however, is that at the date of the limit ten
or fifteen millions will remain untaken.
The Secretary has already decided to refuse
the application OF eastern capitalists Tor the
amount undisposed of ut that time. e., |
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r,,r N,r,o,,, Iysrn aNcE CONVENTION

THE NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION.
Ne,o York, May 30.-At the Insurance Con-
yention this morning a motion TO adjourn
until October next was referred to Il CON-
mittee. The resolution of. Mr. Paine, of
Maine, condemning the retaliatory State in
,surance laws as sinful, unjust, and revenge
full. was tabled. The president, Hon. j. w.
Miller, hoped when they reassembled next
fall they would he able TO agree on unit
for,y, blank ..a- 1 if..t. ..#. ,-..uH|
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PERSONAL.
OPENING BALL.

HUNTINGTON HOUSE,
IT WfSr POINT, VA.
The proprietor announces the opening of the
rcason on FnlDAY, the cd OF Ju"e. ISL, con-
Guiding with a GRAND HOP ut night. The ar
ranycIDcnts are thorough and complete.
The Iarpe and cOmnodiouS dinlnE-saloon, with
ensure the comfort and CON 7cnience of guests.
BY spe cal agreement with Capt Bragg, super.
iuten,i. nt the RIchu nd and York kiYer rsilruad
will sell round tgip tickets Tor that day at half the
usual fare.
A BAND OF MUSIC will be In attendance, aud
sp. clal attention vii he paid to guests
Tickets, admitting Il lady and gentleman to the
ballroom and dinlng-saloon, including refresh
luCnts, r3. '~.. a. ". MASSEY,
ju LIZ .'.t:.n Proprietor.
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YESTERDAY was the first day of the inatl-
eural meeting of the Maryland Trotling
Association at the Herring Run Park. The
first race was won by Lady Shotwell in
three straight heats. Time-2:35, 1856, and
2:37. The second was running race, and
was won by three.year old unnamed
mare in l IS and 1:56. The last race was in
four heats, and was won by Flash in 2:335,
2 :37, and 2:37..-BaEtim,ore american.
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The EMPLOYEES at Colchester. Fairfax c

Is The employees at Colchester, Fairfax co.,
Va, on the Washington and Fredericks-
burg railroad, who had just been paid of,
were lately robbed OF all their earnings.
some 81 100 gross, by Il thief who entered
their apartments while the men were at
work. The thief was pursued, and. with
two -eou!ederates, fired on their pursuers
aud escaped.
Mr.. GeorseB. McCartee, Superintendent
rcau, Treasury, Is turning out from $50, goo
to $1,000 worth Of the new bonds daily,
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.,ectca to high offices. Hendricks would
s make a good man for the Presidency.
sReportcr How about HoflmaIa l.,
mt. orr don't know inueh abolt MN,
Hendricks is the man. ISshink.s bns, ~
against any Radical candidate cScep, amer mem
there are dozen sDemocratlc ,s.a s."n nv
eny one Of whom Would s WIN IN ty viii have
f. ea maSis however i will not o' do to- TO-
I s's o aa ps' Only issues and live men
,ujII win the day. .,.,-...... e.. --...s
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NT THE LARGEST STOCK of GOODS
for Boys and MEMS WEAR eyer offered in this
city, Rll kinds Of DUCKa DRILLIEGs,
TWEEDs, CAsslMEREs, JEANS, SATIN
ETTs, and yEsTINGs, at extremely low prices.
An cxamina alton of this stock will prove profitable
TO thos u In want. LEVY BROTHERS.
Our Dollar KID GLOVES are worth sl.5o.
m 40
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H LOOK AT THOSE LARGE SIZE
BATH TOWELS at sl.5o per doz n, worth %; 1t
s2.7s, worth $3.50; at ~, worth De-; PURE LINEN
FRINGED NAPKINS at sac., worth 81 per doz;
at 75c., worth $l25 per dozen LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, yards long, at 81, would be cheap at
$3.50: TURKEY RED NAPKINS at SLIPS, worth
pA'' p'1 u'1'n ~ LEVY BROTHERS.
,mvso 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ITO CHEWING AND SMOKING TO-
i BACUO MANUFACTURERS AND FAC
TORS.-A responsible merchant Of Louisville,
KY, with large connections between the trade
south and who personally last year sold over
Slo0, 900 worth Of Manufactured tobacco in the
States Of Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georaia,
Alabama. and Mississippi, wants one or two FL. t
as common, medium. and fine pounds, bright 1913
and as, bright and dark navy, medium and fine
twists. Also, Smoking Tobacco. ...
First-cass references and security If wanted.
Could also be Induce d to advance several thousand
dollars. Only frst-class parties need apply by
letter to 2. NJ, Office Of this paper. The
verttsing party will be In Virginia the LIST July.
lie l-3t*
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r AWLEY SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE


will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, 1877, for the
reception OF company. Situated AZ IL Is In Tho
mountains o. the great Valley, Is not only ono OF
the most delightful summer resorts I'm the STATE
but It's wonderful curative properties are becom,
ing widely celebrated.
The analysis Of the water by Professor Mal,fn
Of tie University OF VIRGINIA, together with The
experience OF many eminent physicians preye
that 1t fs "the Springs Tor suffering females:
remedy in general debility anernfa, and diseases
peculiar TO females 1t ts surpassed In the ire al
ment OF tie various forms OF dyspepsia and par
ticutarly Tor those sufferIns from torpid and in
active liver, its action upon the iver well as the
Kidneys Is prompt and decided. Very many re-
biesome diseases.
Is now easy OF access, sttust ted only twelve miles
from HarriSonburg. the present terminus OF the
Orange and Manassas Gap railroad, from which
point there will be TWO daily lines Of stages morn
Ing and evening.
BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED, as well as the
road from Harrisonburg to the Springs. THREE
HUkDRED PERSONS can now be very comfort
ably accommc dIted at these Springs.
! There Is teiegrs phi Office at Harrtsonhurg.
! The ACCOMMODATIONS will be STRICTLY
FLRST-C LASS, under the m management OF Joseph
y. Woodward, widely known as 3 hotel manager
Resident Physicians: Gordon & W iliams, one
or The other OF whom will be in attendance during
the entire season.
-1-.ITI RATES OF BOARD: ..
Per month. ,...................".sso %
Yer week. ...'............. ID 90
Children and servants h ,lf-price.
President of the Board Of Directors of Rswley
springs Company. my % I'm