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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-12

| tM SnA . blNGLE ACTING.
~ n nUM'FhkEziNG,C COMBINED HYDRAU.
1871. 'e"'eu GUNS .,
Wherever known, Is now Acknowledged N ho
he best pump for all purposes yet patented.
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remember The Best ia
Always tho Cheapest.
We arc now prepared to Al orders or mt nm
these pumps on short notice, and guaraniee en-
,he .,.Ii1 anu would cal the attention OF
| for 1t; hS' GAIuiVo
lSt- It's economy In construction. combined
WIN durability, makes 1t, for actual Se,pIoS ihS
cheapest Pump in aEO, ' ~"
"a. AS tho stock IL galvanized wroupbt lion u
VIII neither crack from the effects Of tbe ann
nor decay or rust. VI 'uo sun
"a. The great enemy Of the Puma 4. F,os+
which In single night often DESTROYS and snIits
inc very best material and renders usoesI In
tho hour oil greatest need. -
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when tho Pump Is not In use tbe wato,
placed below tho freezing point. :" "'""JD
9TH. freshness Of water is alwaya InsproJ n.
we'll ~" O"'Von u inc
9th. Impure water from dccayed or rotten
pump stock is entirely obvlaled. ''''0"
9Th. In construction It 10 both slr1Dle and DIVA.
pic. The handle 10 made OF two wrought iron
RODS and 30 arranged that while II Is iISht vat
mas great strength. Tho cylinder In which i ;bo
work Is performed is iron, lined with cSUUeT ihS
copper lining parents rust and makes hi iit,io
friction. This iron chamber 10 not SUBMERGED
put placed In the well above the water, and val
Will work a. we'll under ~ above the waI"S '''
9Th. II can DO used In 4 driven or b, rcd vail
with the same case as a well Of larger diSmo,cr
Sth. For It's general adaptability this Pnnn il
without q rival. Tho Pump may bo plErcd nj
your dwelling or barn, or within the HnIldina
and connected with tho well, or sptinr Gr Sih,s:r.
BODY Of water, my Or one hundred Yards de.
amt, and VIII work with the same case No thon~b
standing directly over tho water ''''"h"
9th. II Is single acting and purnn. onIv ,,,,t,
the down stroke Of the Landie' and inns r mLn
the hSdCy trcqulred In tho double acting Pnmn
lUth. ny attaching short hose, q Stream Tnnv
ne thrown my 10 sixty feet and NAV ofIcn ~
uAe9 70 adVantAgci In watering gardens and iS,vnS
washing windows, cleaning buVVIes. cxiIn%rjSS
ing Isea, or eleVRtng water. We rccOgniSS iho
Act that nrcqulice moro power 10 elevate Sva,cr
rom q ucGP IMAM rom shallow we'll Rnt a.
I,ou ss PossioIe 70 oDyiate this difficulty for deem
WeIs, We manufacture smaller chamber. a. hat
while Tho volume Of water Is dIminSsbSJ tho
poWer required Is not greatly Increased Wo
CAIN That BY tho combination, havInS All tbs
auvAnIlReS OF atmospheric pressure In eomhina.
uon win force, that tho SINCLAIR pUMr will
cLeYAto water from deep we'll with loss powor
tnAn any SLOIneTge or purely JOrc6 punID IN axis.
tence. This Pump 10 easily adapted 10 sunnlv
Valet 70 etcAln mills and for transferring Tho
contents OF watts In TanneriCs Is unsurpassSd,
II you want Pump guaranteed 10 live sails.
action, send your order 10 SINCLAIR a T0T-
LISTER, bridgeport, Ohio. ~ AANH
~ Two or three lrst-clRss Agents wanted.
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FAhAhHb AMI DUuNbHb bANk, [
LOUIsvILLE, KY, Sept ~, 1871. (
This Is 10 certify that there Is now on deposit
In this bank over half million OF dollars TO the
credit Of tho Gift Concert iund, $500 900 Of which
IL held by this bank as Treasurer Of the Public
Library OF Kentucky TO pay OF all gifts to DO
- - '''' K. s. vEACH, Cashier.
Hon. john BARBEE, Manager Of the Royal In
eurancc Company, Liverpool, and Col. JILsoN
L. JOHNSON, Proprietor OF tho Gait House, will
net as a committee on the part OF the Trustees
to take charge oil the tags before drawing, count
them, place them in the wheel, and personally
SEQ that corresponding numbers for all the tick.
cts sold go into the wheel. Alter tho drawing Ia
over the wheel with It's contents, will DO placed
10 the hands oil committee on tho part Of tho
tieketholderI TO satisfy themselves whether, all
tho tickets sold were represented In the drawing.
Blind children, in full view ofthe audience, will
alternately draw tho tags from ono OF tho glass
wheels and the gifts belonging to them from the
other and the Official record OF the drawing thus
sondaS,sd win DO Grpt By three tsIlets chosen
will DO published in the Louisville papers and
New York Herald, aud Official copies mailed TO
all parties out OF Louisville 10 whom tickets
have been sent by letter.
Tho remnant OF tickets yet unsold will be fur.
nished 10 those who first apply for them, and rs
general u distribution OF them will be made
among agents Us their limited number will pOr
nit No agent will bC permitted, on any account
whatever, 10 hold or sell q ticket for the man.
agcmcnt after the 25th OF November, 1879.
This pOstponCmCnt has boon made by advice
Of tho Trustees, with tho sole object Of tho real
benefit OF both the ticRetholLGr and tho Public
Library, and all concerned may rest perfectly
assured that the positive and tnal programme
here announced will be carried out 10 tho letter.
September 90, 1871.
Agert Public Library, Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky,
]. V. l.. RODGERS. A rent.
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Price Of Tickets.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, IS, quarters, 50 80;
II whole tickets for 800; 2S for $25 IS for $500
llS for 81 900; 2S5 for $950O; 675 for 5000. No
time.
Tho money necessary to pay In full all the
offered gifts Is now upon deposit In tn 5FarmCrs'
and DrOyers' Bank, as will be seen by the follow.
liz certificate of the Cashier:
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Life Insurance. Co.
or VIRGINIA. oa'
capltaI--s2ss,ooo 90
A. 9, MoILwAINE, President -'
94 = FEss AA3GF vlco Presidents.
SAM'L B. PAUL, Secretary.
D. y. FACKLRR, Consulting Aetuary.
JUDGE JOHN p. LAY, Sup't OF Agencies.
HONE oEEZCE-PsttrIbrg. "a,
With Local Boards In oil tho cities Of Virginia,
In the District Of Columbia, and In West Va

Life Policies arc now generally conceded 10 DO
among tho most certain and desirable OF invest
mcntA. This Company managed On principles
Of strict economy, offers tho lowest rates Of pro.
milms, consistent with safety, and lower, We
believe, than any other Company doing business
All reserve rom premiums, as security to the
policy holders, additional to tho capital stock Ia
invested BY tho Local Boards, within that local..
~ from whiehit 10 derived.
Being convinced by their knowledge Of tho In.
tegrliy and prudence Of the gentlemen who com.
pose It's Directory, and by o thorough exAmlna.
tion OF its plan OF organization, that II 10 In
every respect q reliable Company, the subscribed
citizens Of wheeling, who have themselves sub.
sctibed to its stock, and organized as Local
Board, feel warranted In commanding the entor.
plO Of the State:
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THE COURTS.

CRiMINAL CouRr, Judge Hxmphreys.-Frauk
w aLei charged with assault and battery, appeal
cr.se from. the Police Court verdict: guilty. and
sentenced to pay fine OF ESQ, including costs.
Robert Jones and George Mahoney, charged
with resisting an oficer, appeal from Police
Court; on trial.
POLICE COURT, Judge Snelt.-To-day, VIM.
Skidmore, bathing contrary to law; 81 Chas
Henry, driving through q funeral procession;
a. john Andrews, carrying . pistol; $40.
Rose Williams, drunk and disorderiy; IS. JAS.
Young, same; IS. John Casey, violation OF
hack law; %. Ernest Wangemanu, assault
and battery on Louisa SchwartzenburR, a re-
spectacle lady. on the street, causing consider
able excitement in the neighborhood; sea.
Mary Jones, larceny or Q dress from Sarah
Tucker; SIS. Daniel Burns, assault on Maria
oIbes, $50 and costs, or 60 days In Jail. Some
dozen cases Of common DRINKS were disposed
OF, the offenders being fined. Ernest wange-
mann, assault and battery on Officer Riordon
with intent to kill. The officer was in the act
Of arresting Wangemann last night for ASSAULT
ing respectable lady on the street, when the
accused fired shot from Derringer pistol at
him, the shot striking the officers baton, and
shivering it. Officer RiOrdon testified to the
above, and was corroborated by Officer Dins-
none This partner), who was with him. wange-
mann made statement to the court in justif-
cation of his assault on Mrs. Schwartzenburg
which, however, did not have much weight
with the court, who held him for action of the
grand jury in the sum of 20 900. John Gadner
charged with resisting Officer Dinsmore (part
OF the same scrimmage); postponed.
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G EORG EFT OW N,

ARRIvED.-The large, full-rigged, barque
Harriet f. Huzzy, 6Si tons, with asphaltum for
Evans & Co.; will load with coal for Boston.
The EXHIBITION at the Visitation Convent
Will take place next Wednesday, the 26th, and
Georgetown College on Thursday, the 9th.
SCHOOL EXAMINATIoNs.-Prma school No
1, Miss NJ. j. Tucker teacher, was examined thi.
morning, Mr.. g. w. Beall, trustee, and mum.
Der of visitors, principally parents, being pres
ent. The pupils were examined by Trustee W
L. Dunlop Whole number Of pupils, 50; present
So: The examination was highly satisfactory.
Primary No. 2, Miss Thorn teacher, was also
examined this morning. There are 50 pupils on
the roll OF this school, of whom 50 were present
at the examination. They were examined by
Trustee G. w. Beall, who expressed himself
much pleased with their ready answers.
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Government Securities.



BALTIMORE, une - Virginia 81 kee, consolidated
bid y @' ~
BALTIMORE, June l9-Cotton quiet, but Arm:
low mido lirgs held at g. Flour weak and quiet,
hsice white, S2ls. Corn dull: White southern,
cay yellow sou, bern, CO. mixed western. nominal,
o.. Oats ull and lower: Western mixed, As; bright,
casz. south ern, SASS; Bye unchanged. ProvisiSns
nrner: Mess pork quiet, Sls 50; bulk meats hrmer
sH R.e 81 az sSTnd; select clear rib eide.
rib sides ,7<a7; clear rib Sides X as sussr.cured
hsms, demand sst.e: prices advAneed lsaisss
WHISKY miner, bnt not auotsbly hisher-sales, iso
NEW Yoek, June l9.-stocks steady. Gold h..xv
ES. Money quiet, 9. Exchange, long. sl; sh"rz,.
l0h. Governments dull and heavy. Virginia S,s'
Is; new, IS. North Carolina's, 3ll<; new, 2iis -
NEW YORK, June Is-Flour dull aad heavy.
Wheat quiet and nominal. Corn dull and declipiuc
LONDON, June l9, ii 80 a. m.-Consols opened al
e2h for money and 9lss for account. Bonds Of lisa
81 1865, old, 9llS; ls67 81 10 &0's. ssS.
FRANKFORT I, June l9.-Bonds, 9Sz.
PARIS, June l9.-Reptes 81 francs, IS confines.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.


The 10Th district republicans last night agreed
TO attend the Grant ratification meeting on Tues
day night next.
Gov. Cooke has appointed Capt. Jas. Z. Waugh
. notary public for the District OF Columbia,
vice Mr.. Arthur shepherd resigned.
messenger At the navy yard to MI the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Lewis. Owen served
in both the navy and army during the war.
Richard johnson, colored, had his hip dislo-
Gated this morning by the falling in OF q bank
OF earth where be was working In Howard Uni
veIsity grounds.
The Poundmaster's wags are hard at work
daily in an effort to cur-tail the number of XII
yi's In Washington. We could easily spare, say
50,0OO or more yelping dogs, and then have
enough on hand for all practical purposes.
Ten Indian chiefs are expected in this CITY on
two Apache Mohaves, two Pinos, and one Pap
ago. These Indians are wild, having never been
away from their hunting grounds before.
The old smallpox hospital was destroyed to-
day by FIRE, under direction of the health Off cer
Mr.. Gatchell, who, a. a precautionary measure
against the spread of the fire. obtained the ser
vices Of the Columbia engine to be on the
ground.
About a week since the board of public works
gave an order tor painting all the lamp posts
which have been erected since June, 1871, to
VIM. Ferguson, This order has now been ex-
tended 30 as to include the lamp posts on Penn
sylvania avenue, from Georgetown to the Navy
Yard. The latter have not been painted tor
eighteen years.
The 18th district workingmen met last nj pht
and were addressed by Mir. Warren Ghoate, who
satisfactorily explained his action on the eight
hour bill in the legislature, which had been mis-
understood. AT the close of his address q reso-
luton was unanimously passed thanking him
for his services, and the members of the House
for their vote on the eight-hour bill.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., June 10, 1872, 10 q. m.
SYNOPSIS FOB PAST TwENTY-PouR HOURS
The barometer is highest over the middle Attain
TIC states; lowest over the northwest. Areas of
rain have prevailed over eastern Florida fand
southeastern Georgia, and of light rain over
Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and upper
Michigan. Clear aud partially cloudy weather
IL now prevailing north and west OF the Ohio
valley, with light to fresh and occasional brisk
southerly winds, and over the New England an 4
Middle states, with light, variable winds, and
over the Southern states, with light to fresh var-
able winds. Cloudy weather at Portland.
Oregon; partially cloudy at San Francisco.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Lightt to fresh south wester-
ly winds, and partially cloudy weather prevail
ncrtA md west of the Ohio valley. Clear and
partially cloudy weather for the Southern states,
with light to fresh winds, and for the New
England and Middle states, with light to fresh
southeasterly to southwesterly winds. Occa-
casional areas Of light rain probably prevail
over the lake region, and possible along the south
Atlantic coast.
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GRowpH OF THE GERMAN ARNY.-In conse-
guence of certain measures adopted by the
Berlin government, the German army Is in
creasing so fast that by the beginning Of 1874
each of the 148 infantry regiments will be com
posed Of four battaliOns, instead Of three. In
connection with these additional 14S 900 men
on foot must be reckoned a corresponding
augmentation Of the artillery arm, the cav
airy remaining pretty much as before. Sup
posing the same rate of recruiting to be con-
tinued for four years after 1874, it is calculated
there will be sufficient amount Of human
mdtertet for the formation OF fifth battalions
The increase is partly brought about by more
stringent recruiting in Prussia, and partly by
the southern states having at last consented to
do their military duty towards the central gov
eminent and keep their contingent at figure
proporti0nate to that of the north. Another
measure ruthlessly turning the peaceful dove
INTO an engine Of war is the order that carrier
pigeons shall be bred and stationed in all the
border fortresses of the Empire. The first places
to, receive this addition to their garrison are
Metz, Strasburg, and Cologne; Konfgsberg, Po-
sen and Them are to be the next. Such Is the
lesson derived from the ingenius use made BY
the besieged French of the pigeon in the last
campaign.-LondOn Times.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
R0CKBRIDGE ALUM sPRINGs,

WIN u, ltt1.
Thisfavorfte and eelebrated watering place Will
cuer saoiti -nal attractions this season. . a a
hmOns Otner improvements there has been NJ Y
s1aee an elegant snd spscious Ball room va
salonins the parlor the psrlot has been ENLARGED
AND much inn d. aud the proximity OF the two
rtnaels each easily accessible. II will be kept IN a
s'l, e. not .arps s Sc. anywhere in yirgin,s.
me waters ot theee special springs either cure or
gsi,e'e moo, esses q scrossls, Inspient
t bro,, Shprsnle Pne1monis, Chronic Dy.pspsis,
ssos great value in those al. ctions which are ne
cuIsf 70 the female constit ution, and A. an an
petizef tonic and general restors alive thew are
RsInsps, nnrhs allied amongst mineral waters
and ball room q hrst class band Of musie. ara IN
alton usually found AZ best summer resorts nh
be M the command Of the guess at RoCk BRTDaE
ALUM" The place Is within eleven 70 thirteen
hours OF Richmond, Washington. Baltimors, etc .
BY rail. all In sayleht. Passensers leave the cars
Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at Goshea De-
pot and new and elegast STAGE coaches, passing
rapidly over smooth aud level road of oaiy eight
miles, set down the visitors At the Springs 10 tea
JAMES A. FR, ZIER. Proprietor
Descriptive pamphlet sent free application,
Water for sale by Coleman Rogers, Baltimore
alec. In Washington.
Persons making use Of ;he grounds, &c, Of the
Springs. and not stopping st my hotel. will 10
Charged half NV regular safe- iels-2awam
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. n. n. WHEATLEY's
w STEAM DYEING
AND SCOURiNG ESTABLISHMENT
OEEIcE-A9 IERfERsaN SrRERI

V'FCE-0SS Sk1fkksoN STREET,
Georgetown, d. q.
EstabEtshed 1881 premium awarded 1857; and 10 now
one OF the oldeet largest and most complete estab
nehments OF the kind IN this country. Ny patrons
will consult their interests By sending in their
! all and winter goods during the summer months
Gentlemens Clothing. Everything % pertaining 70
the business well and promptly executed. Once
closed daily at sunset, except Saturday when IL will
be open until 81 .. m. Post ONCE Box 1913 apa
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CITY ITEM

To GATHER PEARLS from oceans vases,
Divers 60 down in divers places;
But at our mouths Of streams and BAYS,
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the .Sox0doat divine =
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for irregularities can be found In DupOncos
Gilden Pills. Sold by all druggists. Sold whole
sale and retail by z. ID. Gilman. Retail by the
following druggists: Kidwell & Son; F. ID. Dow
ling, AZ and Q streets southwest; j. Coughlin,
F, corner Of 9th streets; p. H. Heller, 9TH and N
streets; w. b. Entwistle; Alfred Mcleod,
Georgetown. eo2
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RELIEF FOR THE FEKr-FER, s1.-Corns,
Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, etc.. sue
cessfully treated by DR.. White, 635 18th street,
opposite U. s. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street, Baltimore). Thousands relic we'd
and cured without pain.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
And made to order by Hemplef, near y streets
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A ROSE ON AN APPLE TRRR.-A young apple
tree, bearing the Fameuse variety, in a garden
in Burlington, VT, has INDUCED in a very re-
markable feat this spring. A couple of weeks
ago 1t bl0ssOmed as usual, and Is now covered
with apples the size OF q hickory nut. On Mon
day the owner was surprised to observe upon the
tree large white blossom. The flower is en-
tirely different from the regular apple-tree bios
SONS, which have but i've single petals. This
has many rows Of petals, and at the heart, in
stead Of Q bunch Of yellow stamens like the
apple blossoms, it has knot Of petals still I'M
folding, resembling the petunia. 1t is three
times the size of an ordinary apple blossom, and
resembles large double" white rose. 1t is the
snowy appearance.
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THAT'S So.-Ths New York Commercial
% travellers % Europe this season. sympathixes
with the hotsl-keepers Of American watering
places and summer reeort1 on the loss Of % many
customers - IL implied by these departures.
The Advertiser cons0lingiy says: ssLet our.
landlords quoDch the precautions OF the iua-
pudent hotel clerks, and reduce the rate Of fare,
not 90 to Europe on single Saturday"
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THREE PERsoNs.-Three weeks ago (says the
Troy Times Of the 11th,) and Irishman named
Craven and two sisters left London for America,
to seek their fortune. They arrived In New
York about week age, and seemed to be then,
as they had been during the voyage, in good
bodily and mental health. The day succeeding
ted in all of them As they had intended to
come to this city, where the have friends, the
were placed on the cars and sent on here
Upon their arrival they were raving maniacs
Successful Intervention on their behalf resulted
in their admission into the hospital, where they
were kept until yesterday, when the man be-
came so violent that it was determined to send
him to send him to the Poughkeepsie state
lunatic asylum, and he was taken down to-day
by deputy sheriff. The women continue in a
condition which does not justify any hopes of
the restoration of their mental faculties.
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- = A b A 7 IA 4 n q.

SotBs ISLAND, Va. is now omen fo- TIE a.
Sonnlodstion of visitors. Fiue ard SAFE n n n
ing. ~ 'N s
Band g Music in a,ieuaspc, aurgns A. : see.1S
Terms: per day. sls Der week
Eoute: From Baltimore ny Old Raw Lima. aof
Norfolk By Steamer n. p. Ranks 20 ChsrrS sssns
Address CORR IlRorurRs
lelp- I'm Qber,e.,H.~ ".
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL. - !,
nR. w. LAMONT WH1RLER, formerly Resi-
city. Once No. 1909 d strsst.- - ."-,I -.
=: % Sd. =. md nom tos ;. n. Y'' = jsisin
M1DlgAL n0uQy... n. hsse resumes the eeos-
on street frso 5th, nofthwegt oornei, :. =
eI9-2s l. j. TAILOR, II. D.
81 q csrsaaasss 49, "a: Ed: Rs 6essIT
{s~ - GGsscsy, b. B. = &
CoMrA sx-9E, Cory. NJ. 81 - '7-4
GIxP1XTG ABRAIISsx. Esz
eTENOGRAPH1RS And law B1r-sRraBS.
.Omcce-No. llo @ street, between 40 snd "a.
facing Indiana avenue y And 1oom. 1884 y 0treot.
between 18th and 18th. eouthsTA Qlatnp 0plnissioc
Building. ehort-hand Reports furnI6hof q te0tS
1olX and Other Drocoe4t46D IN Count. DoDon1f1n0n
~ OnanoeFy, Areumeo0 u Patent OaDns -. D (
"a .rP I1HDALL. REeD EBHDAkx.
RRNDALL = YEHpAI.x.. ss
T@ C0UNdILk0B0 Az LlW.sizsrt-.t
san9-6 Con ~ OF. AND L0gulANA Av.uuB. -
9 ,. BRANKe, DHNrIsx, = T---T--
OPERATIvHAMnx lCnAMl0Akan
DEMTIsT9y. "a. Q),,ll
Gsy ~ Se5s; I .ss ta.n sny pssSas nstap
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DEAD SEA TRADITIONS CoNTRADICrRp.-
Alas! here is another fondly-cherished tradition
sternly swept away by the Rev. James B. Dunn,
Of Boston, Mass, who Is travelling in Palestine.
The reverend gentleman visited the Dead Sea,
and his description Of that notorious sheet OF
water and-salt fatty contradicts all the accounts
of all other travellers. He says that the waters
are clear and ripple beautifully, that the shores
are green with shrubbery and bright with pretty
flowers He admits that the water of the sea Is
rucd hs saes are
on the pebbly beach, and in the distance their
white crests looked like 80 many white SWAMI,
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VUE DE EEAU HOTEL.
SEWELL'S POINT, HAMPTON ROADS "a.
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE

the reception OF guests. n
MONDAY. June 10Th, ls2. v:A0
under the sn Teryfsion OF the uniersige I'd, 49,
and Will be kept as q FfRST-CLAss HOTfL, cum.
!ining the comforts Of home with the health ana
iuNurtes Of the seaside.
Shaded groves, . magnificent water view, an
excellent beach, fine bathing, good drives, very
superior fishing grounds, superior facilities for
boating, billiards, ten pin alleys, music, &C, are
among the attractions Of this deli htfui resort.
is lighted with gas.
Telegraph Cffice In the house.
- Residents of Washington and vicinity take
the steamer Lady Of the Lake. or the Bay Line
from Baltimore, arriving at the hossl early the
Terms: es Der day, SIS for two weeks. $50 Der
month. r. 8 DODsc,N
jes I'm Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk.