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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-08

CTEAMERs MokRTsANIA AND HARLEM. FOR NOR
risania Harlem ASTORIA Yorkvlllc and High Bridge
Tssvs Ep,9n s TnTsss ss S q AND % 4
snd c fhe SIsA TRIP from MOyrsnlss 4 will sda
79 trips from Fulton Market will be express 70 As
toris. All others land at Eighth street. Sunday boats
from 10 A. M TO p NJ, landing at U. 8. government
works at Hell Gate, Astoria Each trip connects without
diatc landings.
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CTEAMER GEO. T. OLYPHANT CAN BE CHARTERED
for excursions or for regular routes by applying TO
CROCKEk, WOOD CO., 50 South street
THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAM YACHT COVER
NORS ISLAND leaves Custom House pier daily sun
days incudedl every hour for Governors Island
returning to New York at half hours last trip OF the
yacht Immediately after parade.
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&h kEwARp.-l.OsT, IN CENTRAL PARK, MON.
W. gay aiternoon, August s. supposed TO have been
pi rong 'r9m cassno TO gate on Seventh avenue,
snain ATTACHED AZ the ring przed as g fom deceased
lher Inc nnder will receive the heartfelt thanks and
tic above reward by communicating with j. o. IT. CUM.
4iNGS, 6oi Broad street, Newark, New Jersey.
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VVANTED-A SECOND HAND STEAM rAbLHl
} w iron" from to 10 feet long. y. B. SMITH
,.a MAIDEN kAG
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I ONO BRANCH RACES
II Special Boat win leave pier No % North River at
IL o'clock A. NJ on Saturday. August and on fhe Tines.
dey, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday following con
meeting at Sandy Hook with Special Train for the race.
Fare the round trip Including admission to the course
81 So
UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION, OF UTICA, ONEIDA
u county, N Y.--The Annual Meeting of this assoca.
ton for 1877 will be held August 3 H. Is and 6 Purses
'''''' '' w Z. b. GRAHAM Secretary
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LVOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain 4. E.
vain, will leave pier No. North River, on Saturday
August 10, mt O'Clock p NJ. Freight received daily
Through rates given to Galveston Indianola, Mobile
and St Louis
Cabin passage, $50; steerage, $25
For freight or passage, apply to
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CoAsTwrsE srEAMsIIrPs.

GAN DOMINGO LINE y
- The IN United States Mail Steamship TYBEE Captain De.
,ancy VIII leave pier North River Thursday, August
10 az 1 r. M Tor Puerta Plata, samana and San Do.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOWN
a DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
l,2e5 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRsr AND THIRTY.
BECoND STREETS.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM sA. NJ.
r. N.Y. AT OFFICE RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
ANY KIND.
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G E o r E T OW N.

TIE NEW WATER MAIN.-The laying of the
new water main on Bridge street is now nearly
completed. The pipe hss all been Joined and
covered over, with the exception of a small sec
ton near the aqueduct bridge, and between the
market and Congress street. The trench be-
tween the points last named will doubtless be
filed to-day, to the great relief of our citizens
who have been greatly incommoded for months
by the torn-up condition of Bridge street. Now
tracks in Georgetown, Mr.. Riker, the presiding
genius Of Riker's ridge, will doubtless hurry up
the work OF re-laying his track to High sire, :.
As an evidence OF the advantages Of competition
TO the general public, it may be stated that i'm
conversation few days since Mr.. Riker said
that when the P-street and Metropolitan roads
are completed he intends to run his cars at the
rate OF one every minute.
TIE NEW STREET BRIDGE is now receiving
its finishing touches although 1t hss been open
to travel for some time. SiOping walls, about
sides Of the abutments, extending out about ia
feet, as protection to the banks, and to keep
them from washing away. The heavy coping
OF seneca stone has been put in place, and the
The sidewalks are nearly completed; the gas
main laid; and the new lamp-pOsts ready to be
put up. Since the bridge has been thrown open
to the public a large amount Of travel has
passed over it.
The UNION RAILROAD DEPor-Yesterday,
the Union railroad company commenced exca-
on the site of their depot, on the west side of
Fayette, near Madison street. The car-horse
will be &c feet front by "a deep, and the stables
153 feet long by 40 feet in width, the whole to
be OF brick, with stone foundations. The labor
will be done ny days work, under the general
supervision of Mr.. Jacob Kengla, president of
the Union railroad company.
FIRE PROM SPONTANEOUS CoMBUsrIoN.-
AT little after 2 O'Clock this morning the
house No. 20 West street, belonging to Hiram
Litchfeld, was discovered to be on fire. The
steamer Henry Addison was promptly on hand,
and extinguished the flames before much dam
age had been done. 1t is believed that the fire
originated in the spontaneous combustion of a
pile of old rags and paper, in which it was first
discovered.
MIR. GEORGE WATERS has received $50 bar
rels Of cement by the Round Top No. 2, and a
load Of tanners bark per canal-boat Mononga-
hela.
ABOUT 6,0O0 herring sold at the fish wharf
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THE CArRTS

COURT IN GENERAL TRRM.-To-day, Judge
case of LedeTer aat Rsndett. sfirminS the
decision Of the court below. In this case the
question was whether a married woman who
purchased piece of property and gave her note
was liable for the note. The court held that she
was, for 1t would not be honest for he- to retain
the property and refuse to pay the note.
Chief Justice Cartier delivered opinion of the
court In the case of Larner agt. Gideon, affirm
ing the decision OF the court below The ques-
ton In this case is whether a widow is entitled
TO her third Of the proceeds certain real estate
purchased under provision in lease. The
court held that the property having been sold in
compliance with a stipulation made in the life
time Of Jacob Gideon, the proceeds were to be
the court below sustained the exceptions to the
cision.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson. Joseph Segar.
OF virginia, was admitted to the bar of this
court.
In the case of Lane agt. Gibbons, Judge
Humphreys delivered the opinion Of the court,
affirming the judgment Of the court below,
where it YVES held that there was a valid CON-
tract between the parties. An appeal was taken.
Dodscn agt- Chandler; reinstated.
The court adjourned without day.
Police COURT, Judge Sneu.-To-day, Burr
Crook, indecent exposure in Willow Tree alley:
fined IS. James Crew, colored, charged with
carrying razor concealed on his person; fined
go. Rosana st. Clair, charged with obstruct-
ing 9TH street by placing goods on the sidewalk;
fined 81. Thomas Alton, assault and battery on
w. A. Brooks, one of the poundmaster's men;
fined $40. Moses Stewart, assault on VIM. Mar
shall; fined $40. Thomas Sears, assault on
Amanda Stewart, striking her in the face aud
head with pop bottle; fined $40 and costs.
Selig WeIth, charged with being q suspicious
person. Officer Fox stated this man had been
botherlRg the officers about the Presidents
house for some time on the pretext OF havin ,
business with the President; bonds in the sum
OF $40 required. or workhsuse sixty days.
Joseph Cults, charged with obstructing the
poundmaster in the discharge of his duty; fined
SO. Also, charged with carrying a
concealed weapon, a pistol, fined $50.
and in default thirty days in jail.
The testimony showed that in these cases there
was nearly riot in progress for some time, over
one hundred persons being coDgregated and
using missiles upon the pound men.
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A l. E x A N DRIA.

ALEXANDRIA AND FRRDERIcKsBuRG Rail-
WAf.-Passenger trairs will commence running
regularly on the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
railway tom orrow-nOt on the whole line. buf
as lar as Woodbridge station, on the south bank
OF Occoquan creek. A gang of laborers are at
work laying the track on this road from its
southern termination northward They have
already laid mile and half of iron and when
the bridge over Neabsco Creek Is completed
which Will be in few days-and track LAYING
can De resumed from this end, it will take but a
short time mot later than the first of June-for
the gap OF four miles to be filed, and through
connection to be made with Richmond. IL is
understood that the company owning the road
have purchased the Alexandria and Washinp.on
railroad, and will take possession of it on the Isl
INST, and at once commence to lay a double
track to accommodate contemplated increased
iaciiities for frequent connection between the
TWO cities. Engineers are already engaged IN
driving the stakes for the double track The
railroad company proposes to erect at once a
nsnof st passenger and freight depot ON or
near It's main track on Fayette street, and also
to greatly improve the present local passenger
depot on ST. Asaph street.
POLITICAL NEws.-At q meeting of the con-
servatlve voters of Washington township, In
the county, last night, the following ticket was
nominated: H. w. Febrey, for surveyor; John
4. Minor, assessor; Thos. Jewell, clerk; WIN.
TUCKER, commissioner of roads; g. w. Payne.
81, collector; Dr.: T. B. j. Frye, justice Of the
uel Birch and Orlando Birch, constabies.
+. A. Reed has been appointed by Judge
Lowe, judge Of election in third ward, vice j.
Z. Clark, declined. Harrison Freeman is a
candidate for council on the conservative ticket
ior the fourth ward, vice G. W. Jameson, de-
clined. j. 3. Beach Is a candidate for council
on the conservative ticket for the third ward.
vice X. kemper, declined.
The FIkHERY-The only shores on the river
still fishing are those at Greenaway, Gut Land
ing, Pomonkey, Ferry Landing and Bryan's
Point. The most of these will, il is thought,
cut out by the end OF this week.-Gasstte, last
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Nay ard.

CoUNCIL-No quorum being present, the
Council adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.-Mr. Boswell
moved to amend the journal so that it should
appear that the northern market bill was re-
iected-two-thiIds not voting therefor; lost.
Yeas-Messrs. Boswell, Carroll, Choate, Davis,
Dickson, Hogan, z per and Shepherds. Mays
Messrs. Bond, Campbell, Cox, Hunt, LeB arnes,
Murray, AL and the Speakers.
Mr.. Shepherd asked that the journal be cor
reCted or amended SO as to show that when the
bill was being read third time he had called
for the reading of the engrossed bill, and the
Speaker had decided I'll { the call for the en-
crossed bill was not in order.
The Speaker explained that he had made no
such decision, but simply stated in reply to the
question that the House had ordered the third
MIR. Campbell moved to lay on the table;
agreed to. Yeas-Messrs. Bond, Brown, Burs-
ley, Campbell, Cox, Hunt, LIE Barnes, Mcknight,
well, Carroll, Davis, Dickson, Hogan, Murray,
Piper, Shepherds.
Mr.. Boswell objected to the approval of the
journal, and the yeas and nays being called, re-
sulted-yeas 10, nays Q, (same as preceding vote
with addition OF Mr.. Choate.)
Mr.. DlcFson presented a protest signed by
Messfs. Boswell. Carroll, Piper, Choate, Hogan,
ket bill being semitic the Council as bill passed
by the House.
Under the call OF districts the following were
introduced and referred: By Mr.. Wall-Petition
of BROKER & Stewart and others, as king that the
present law closing barber shops on Sunday be
not repealed. BY blr. NJ lrray-Bill tor the re-
lief OF Hall s. Hume. BY Mr.. Piper-Bill
amending act creating certain offices so ss TO
allow three garbage carts in each district. BY
Mr.. Dickson-Bills prescribing that carts and
wagons in motion shall maints'n a distance of
ten feet and drivers shall h within six feet of
Y cir horses; and for relief OF Henry Kolb. By
MIR. Choate-Bill authorizing q. Y. Alice to
erect a wharf opposite square 594. By Mr..
Bond-Bill amending the license law so as TO
provide that tax on bonds and promisory notes
shall not exceed 80 cents on $40. Mr.. Piper
submitted a resolution authorizing the commit
tee on health to visit and inspect the station
houses. workhouse, &C.; adopted.
MIR. LIE Barnes submitted q joint res0lu ton
providing that IL any officer or department of
the government shall at any time make any
contract, or incur any debt by which the entire
Indebtedness shall exceed 0,O0O, 900, he shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor; referred.
The following were reported from the COM
mttees, and each one read second timely
MIR. Choate (sch0Ols)-Bill making the secretary
and treasurer of the board of guardians OF
Georgetown schools er-obcio members Of the
board. By Mr.. Iond Caws)-Bills for better
protection Of manufacturers OF mineral waters
and extending the time for the revision OF the
laws. By Mr.. Brewer (claims)-BilIs to REIN.
burse the District treasurer for fitting up hi.
office; for relief of Elizabeth Oates and Thorn a:
Shanklin. By MIR. Dickson (fro Department.
Bill for the extension of the fire alarm telegraph
to Georgetown. Adjourned.
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BALrINoRE. May 2-Virginis o.. old. 10: Dc.
coupons old, AZ, Va. consolidated, 565s; West Nir-
GINA ., ia North Carolina ., old, IS: do. new, ~
BIiITMokE, MAY q .Cc..o. quiet bu. firm;
low niddlbgs, 1Sass1. Flour firm aud unchanged.
Wheat ani.t and 9nc aansed; Pspn.ylvanis r-d ana
white southern, 7sa7s; yellow southern, ~; mixed
western, q. Oats frmer western, 56-57i southern
nominal 60. Rye quiet aud unchanged. Provis
ions quiet but finn; Mess pork, sli; bulk meat.
finn; buyers and sellers apart shoulders, sai "a RIB
sides s.sr 81; clear rib sides. Ia7l Baeon-shOuld
ers, 5hset rib tides, 7ssa1s; clt ar rib sides 7Na
-; sngAr cured hams. steady lsa's1s. Lard firm,
"a: western butter active and unchanged. Whisky
quiet but firm, ~.
NEW YoRK. May - Stocks steady Gold firm
1sx. Money easy, Sac. Exchange, long. 90: short
lh Governments quiet and steady. Virginia s.
a.: new. IS. North Carclira's, IS. new, -.
NEW YORK, May 22..Fiour unchanged. Wheat
quiet and steady, Corn hrmer.
NEW YoRK, May 2-Specie shipments today
enc million and fifty eight thousand dollars.
LONDON, May p, .. NJ Consols for money
asll; for account: ss1s Bonds hrm; ls52's, si4
LIvERreoL, May q sP m:.Cotton CLOSED strong
Cplards, H. Orleans, llSsllx. Sales - go bales
speculation and or port, 5000.
FRAxKToRr, May 22-Bonds opened at 95's for tn,
PARIS, May 17.-Rentes opened at IS francs, 2
centimes
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THE WEATHER.

VA ChtJ ot11oi OI1cSY,f
WASHINGTON, ID. O., May ., 1872, 10 an.
SYNOPSIS HoR PAST TwKNTY-FouR HOu IRIS
An area of low barometer has moved northeast
wardly over Missouri to Indiana and Illinois.
Cloudy weather, with rain, is now prevailing
from southern Wisconsin and Michigan south
ward to the gulf states. Clear and partially
cloudy weather over the New England, middle,
and south Atlantic states, with light easterly TO
southerly winds, and over upper Michigan and
the northwest, with light MOI Sherly mos. Brisk
northerly winds over lake Michigan. Clear
weather at Portland, Oregon; cloudy weather at
San Francisco.
PRoBABILITIRs.-The lowest barometer over
lnc,ana and Illinois move enthusiastically over
the lower lakes. The area of cloud and rain ex-
tend eastward over the middle states during the
day and evening with southeasterly winds veer-
ing to southwesterly, and over New England
f1-night, With winds veering to southerly
Cloudy and threatening weather, and probably
rain, for the south Atlantic and eastern gulf
states. Northwesterly winds and clearing wea-
Their extend soufheastward over the upper lake
region and the Ohio valley during the day and
evening, and over the gulf states tc night, and
over the middle and south Atlantic states on
Thursday morning. Brisk winds are probable
Tor the lower lakes, but dangerous ones are not
anticipated.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was easy yes-
terday at 6 per cent. on stocks and PER cent. on
pledge Of government bonds. The stock market
was firm and a general disposition among those
who havsJbeen ''short' Of the MARKET 20 cover
their SPECULATIVE sales until the Washington
treaty trouble is either settled or until II Is
know that IL will not be .ettled. Among the
recent bond negotiations in England, the most
important was loan OF ,tos OF the Balti-
more AMI Potomac Railroad Company, the
bonds bearing the endo--e ment OF the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad and the Northern Central Rail.
road Companies This loan was placed in Lon
don about two weeks ago BY Messrs. Jay Cooke.
McCuiloch & Co., and all the exchange - be
drawn on account OF IL at present has been
marketed at 1893 aiO9H.
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WIN. II. wHEATLEY'S
w STEAM DYETNG
AND $50 URIAG ESTABLISHM ENT

.0FFICE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
established 1851 premium awarded 1857; and 10 now
one OF the oldest, largest and completes estab
nsnments OF the kind In this country. My patrons
viii consult their own interests by sending in their
Iall and winter goods during the summer months
Best place in the District for Cleaning or DyeinR
Gentlenens Clothing. Everything appertainfne 70
the business well and promptly executed. Once
oeopen until 81 .. m. Post Office Box 1913. ap2
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VIRGINIA ITRMs.-The Leesburg Washing
tonian says:-"The Big Spring property,
formerly owned by Geo. W. Ball, but recently
purchased by Mr.. Lutz, Of Washington, is being
thoroughly repaired and beautifed.
6. rect, between Maine and Cary streets, de-
stroyed two cooper shops and several small build
ings.
The Fredericksburg (Va.) Ledger says: GA
rata! disease ts said to be prevailing among the
chickens, both in town and country, which is
thinning them out rapidly
Gen. William Q. Wickham, II is said, will
probably be candidate for Congress from the
Richmond (Ya.) district on the radical ticket, :,
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Georgetown Advertisements,

Rf THOs. BOWLING, Auctieneer; Georgetown.
NV AND sECOED-HAND FURNITURE,
EEATHER BEDS AND BEDDING, STOVES
AUCTION.
a On SATURDAY MORNING, May 25th, at
W 10 O'Clock, will sell, in front Of the auction
rooms, No. TIA Bridge street, opposite the
Market House, a general assortment of house
held furniture, consisting of Bureaus, Book
Cases Bedsteads, Chairs, Rockers, Stoves, Crocke-
~, window Shades, and many other articles not
NIL THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
SOhN M SMOOG,
ho EraIaa .frl1, G.n-r.tn. 4

lis BRIDGE sfreef, GeovgetOtcn, u e.,
Has received frem New York, and il now oferinr
at the Lolc.a cash prices, COM lete assortment o
SPRING AND sUMMEB GOODS. Consisting of q
great variety OF DRESS GOODS, OF ill the new and
MOURNING GOODS Of all the best and mos, re-.
liable makes, Mohairs, Black Silks, aud Grenadines
WHITE GOODS in every variety; best Kid
gloves, Parasols and Umbrellas; Llama Lace
shawls and Jackets; Ladies' and Gents Underwear
and Hosiery: Table Linens, Sheetngs and Shifting.
OF the best grades.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Msttines. on
Cloths and Carpets. Always a full assortment Of
full line Of Domestic Goods, 10 which the stten.
tion Of customers is invited.
ap26-lm L. III sMOOT
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"
Having leased frem the owner this favorite tx
cursion site, am putting the Pavilion, n
Dining Room, and Grounds In thorough -
orce and repair, for the comfort, pleasure 1ss
and entertainment Of excursionists.
Good order will be maintained, and polite attend
ants will be on hand to serve visitors.
Every engagement made for the pleasure Of par
ties Visiting the place will be strictly complied with
The Eating and Confectionery and Air gun privi-
leges are for rent to responsible parties.
For further information apply to the undersigned
or at the Office OF the Potomac Ferry COMPANY.
myll-2w GEORGE A, SHEKELL,
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CITY ITE NJ 8.

SUMNER CSDERsHIRTs, short and long
sleeves, in silk, Isle, merino. and India gauze.
Large variety OF sorts and sizes
GEO. q. HENNING,
No. 40 eth street north west
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Now oPEN.
THE NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE
los BTidss Street, GeOrseio,cM, ID.

Ii |. G. CRAIG,
(for nearly fourteen years connected with the well
known Dry Goods House of yno. III. smooth
HISS Just received bis new stock OF SPRING ANB
sOmMER DR1 GOODS, embracing q choice line Of
Ladies Dress Fabrics, Japanese Silks, Sutauas.
and Pongees in the newest les, shades and tints
Foulard and Clouded MOhairs; Gray Mixtures, for
Grenadine Hermann. House furnishing Goods; La
dies and Gentlemen's Underwear: . large ass TT
ment OF Parasols and Sun Umbrellas; Wlite Goods
IN great variety; Notions and Hosiery, &C, sc
Many OF he above goods frem New York auction
sales. and are very muck reduced in price All
bought within the last ten days, for odSh. con.e-
Quently customers Will have the of the re-
cent great decline
Entertaining psrdoGable ambition 20 secure a
tsir share Of public patronage, 1 have marked my
Goods down at the very lowest price ard solicit an
inspection, which will incur obligation 10 pur-
chase. One price. lmsy 2O-dtfl He CRAIG
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The BOARD OF PUBLIc WORKS yesterday
awarded the contract for grading, graveling and
Tor constructing culverts on the Columbia turn
pike TO Messrs. T. 9. Crowley s. Co.
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FANCY, STRIPED and a fine and seasonah,a
assortment OF hosiery for ladies, children and
gents are sold at Chas. Baums hoopskirt and
corset factory, ioe 9TH street, between ID and i.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS CRAarx Avn RIM,
are to-day engaged in hearing charges pre 1sSrsa
question in the case being !.Who kiIIed R S,ns
peIt's cat pa ou nap-
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.Snn.sks- GRzxx s. wuLIAMs, auctioueers
xe,eatIs 70 sell TO mo. sow, a. O'Clock % n,
t.o-sso,x ,ea, estAte, improved by q weli-bRiit
between LIST and I'd streets northeast w.
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This beautiful and very healthy SUMNER RE
SORT, situated on the Alexandria and ia
Winchester turnpike, near Saicker's Gar, XeAV
and surrounded by the Blue Ridge Noun lsslHy
tains, will be opened for the reception OF guests
June LIST, 1872. The house is modern in structure,
and first class In every respect. Since last
the builtings have been greatly improved by the
addition Of large stone bathroom. The buildings
stone, consisting Of large and airy rooms com
fortaby furnished. The table will be supplied with
premises fine croauet ground. perfectly shaded,
and cooled by constant breeze from the mountains.
A Piano in the house.
This place 10 within three hours ride By railroad
of Washington city. new and elegant stage coach
will be kept for the accommodation OF guests which
will meet the trains ut II amilton Depot, w. and o
r., whenever required.
Persons in the city desiring TO spend the summe
at the cool house of the Blue Ridge Mountains wi
please address g. W. WRIGHT, Round Hill p. U.
Loudon county, Va.
Reference-Mrs. q. Bernie, No. 2I44 Pennsyiva
mia avenue. mayl5tf