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The MURDER OF CAPTAIS ColvocARESSEs.
Captain George vi. C0lVt caresseS, Of tse
nav. was murdered and robbed in Bridge
port. Com. Oh Monday night. Captain
Colyoc,rc>ecs was born in Greece, and AZ
pointed to the navy from Vermont III 1882.
lie WAS commissioned ls commander III 1861
snG =, r.ptain in 1867. A Bridgeport Conn.,
iii-l,;tr,, states that Captain Colvocaresses
i,rt III Sterling House Monday evening at
h.u.-past 10 O'Clock. on his way to the New
lr.l. boat, on which he had previously Sc
cured passage. He had 81 satchcl with him
which he seemed to guard carefully. Shortly
after pistol shot was heard by the police,
who found the Captain dying, having re-
rrvrd 4 bullet in the lower left breast and a
Severe cut on the left hip. His sword-cane
WAS l~ut double, showing that he had lie
tend"l himself stoutly. large s'ngie-bar-
rel pistol OF peculiar make was found near
him; his Satchcl and watch were gone. Ii
i, believed the satchel contained ahout
$4,000. The coroner's jury rendered YER
diet in accordance with the above facts. the
murdereIs are unknown. Captain Coiro-
!'arcsscs had Il life insurance of 100000.
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ALUM SPRINGS, va
OPEN JUNE !, 1872.

This fayoyite and celebrated WATERING PLACE
viii otfrr additional attractions this season. Among
other imprOY enents, there has been addGi an eis-
CANT and spacious bathroom, adjoining the raaoF
bic parlor has beeu enlarged aud improved and ne
proximity OF the two renders each easily accessse
It will be kept In style Lot surpassed anywhere N
virgtIia. -
or greatly relieve mnst cases of Scrofala, iEef9ent
Consumption Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Lufyn-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia
Chronic Diarrhaa, Chronic Dyseatery. They are
also great value In those affections when are pa3-
liar to the female constitution, and as an aplfflzer,
tonic. aud general restorative, they are, perhaps,
u,rtyal.ed amongst mineral waters The proprietor
will have provided for the lawns and ballroom
first-cass Band OF Mnsic, aud Ia general all the
sources OF amusement and recreation usually fq,fnd
Mt our hes, summer re5orts VIII be Ut The
the griests nj . ROCKBRIDGE ALI M.n. The place
5 within eiecen 70 thirteen hours % Richmynd'
Washingto tom Baltimore, atc.. by rail- all
Passengers leave the cars OF the Chesspeake AUG
Ohio railroad II Goshen depot. and new AND eesant
stage coaches, I,asing rapidly oysr assnoon ann
level road Of only eight miles, set down LIE ssilofs
nj the Springs 70 tea: ,.,,,,, -;
Persons nskiug use of ie grounds, SC, of the
Sprinfs and not Stopping at nay koieiss VIII ~
CHARGED half my regular rafed. = 10
THE Kockbridge water Is fur saln By FlIsEFl.L,
LADD e Coz. RielnIoHd, ssui GesoRkiE Al: Nc
sascriptiye pamphlets sent free ennppiteaitnn. d
ruy i0~5m .i.e s-Ssas,s 81. {lsl. az
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r,,r VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

In ,ry>or STRING, OF rowlaian county
49,, wear under the management Of Maio,
- r,nG,Snx, tho proprietor. Wei knowt
t,..hua,.d. this summer resort is near a,
,..,t and quite accessible. We were present
g., ,,cauixa,on Of the company, which
., I'LL, tine ,onmodious hotel Of the place. and
,,.,,..l the Spring itself from the old gum
$500. .,., the alters TO a respectable fountain
,.,...fl 4 graceful domc, and surrounded liz
.,r- rove Of trees. But its water was as
,r,arp that day rs ii Is now, and it i.
see water of considerable virtue.
,,ron, the wu.ihy men present on the &C
..n II inanguratng the lIugucnot rs q
....,.,. ,c,ort was the late Major WooL.
.,-,,,.,. who REGARDED the spring with evident
,...,r.,j,s. He confessed TO lis that in carly
~. ~. cultivated Il liberal CROP OF wild oats
... occasionally found himself smUtiy
....r,y .hr weather from dchaiici. He inn
,.i;s,,lv sought the old spring hidden
....,9.Si the atlcrs. and there, 10y drinking
49,, w4,cr and resting under the oaks, hc
,I..,! Immediate restoration 10 compoSuft
am, rood order. a sprinS that could so sud
J.ay change his condition from physical
,,r,,.> Ia u state Of grateful health and coni-
-. il al. hi, function, naturally excited his
..,,s;tiy,t.
Va -nuud think that fountain cNclting
,.,.a good effects in such \ case wonld ZEE
50, mtic, in demand near Richmond.
i..v llu-urnot is, indeed, i most pleasant
.a.r. Tie atmosphere Is pure and grateful
:. ~h.dr OF the monarch oaks is IT. delightful
.. il !, admirable, and We are sure Major FER
...s> viii lave Z good table. lie knows
v.l: = -ooI. The place is fine for families
lAg.,i .lucut.
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JUNE s.-Bacon.-Hog round. new. 80 ioc; hams
new, l3e1isc.; sides new, si1 loo.
4utter.-e092sc.
beestcdr.-3o9I33c.
LIhrn.--s5fIs7c.
Corn HedI.-8SGl99c.
ESga-l5GlGc.
tiour.-Fne. ss.eSfI$s.5a; superfine, s3oSSIS $3.50
extra. $40 esGSln.so family, slI..sgsll.sJ.
Feathers.-eSfD75c.
FlGrsesd.-$l.5SG$l.5s
GiRSeng.-s5lIs0c.
Observation-Disclosures. .
Lard.-Sew, fGaIllsc.
Oats.-7o9I75c.
PdtdfOcS.-Irish. $1flSl.s0.
Kye.-suGlssc.
{ Rags.-aa@6c.
Pinegdr-Pure cider, wholesale, ess920c.
Uheak-White, Sl.:0aiS $3.50; red, *i.s5d 3i.C5.
WOOL-Washed, GUQ65c.; nnwasicd. 404li5c.
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WAslnEGToS, June 5.-Mr. pomcroy tried
early in the session this afternoon to have his
resolution adopted resembling thcrulc rcIuil.
ing all amendments to appropriation bills t.
be gcrnlane, but he was unsuccessful, and
consequently the kli:luX bill and quite .
variety Of questionable bills must await some
other opportunity for enactment. There
arc number of Administration senators in
Philadelphia, however, and if they return ba.
fore the appropriation bill can be disposed Of,
another effort will be made to rescind the
rulp
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
II FROM HARRIsoNBURG, IN HOOKING
HAM COUNTY, yA.-This celebrated WATER.
ING-PLACE Will open for visitors on The lst Of
JUNE, 1879. under the management Of JOSEPH N.
WOODWARD, Esq. -.ss.. -. -. ~ -
The water of these Springs IL the strongpa Chaiy-
Lts In the United Gtts. ard Is peculiarly efficient
In the diseases Of females. while tonic It's yir-
tues are unsurpassed.
Accnnnoda lions strictly first-class.
Visitors icaying Baltimore or Washington by the
carly morning train arrive al the sprlngs 10 fc;1
Circulars can be had at Il. W. POWERS cos.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $:.Ss; per week, bi3'
per month, $50: children under twelve years of age
and seryaI,ts haIf-prire A. Is. TRICK, 4 Z
INV 2J-fIn President OF the Board Of DIRECTORS. 4
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WILMINGTON IN. CT MARKETS,

"ILiII4NUIW.N IN. vi MNkhETS.
JUNE 3.-Sptrns 3hrpentine has declined lc.
Sales OF .51 casks at &C. gallon for southern pack
ages.
Rosin.-Strained rosln is firm Mt $3.50. The finer
qualities are without material change OF quotations.
The sales were l,a5J barrels ut $3.50 for strained,
81 Oh for No. 9. 1910 for low No. l. 1926 $3.50 for
No. l. md ~ for pale, and 81. Is for extra pale.
Crude TRFpentine. The receipts and sales were
300 barrels mt 1885 for hard ~ for yellow Dip and
IS for virgin. The market closed dull.
7tir Is in ligh. receipt The sales to-day were G.
barrels ut $3.50 ~ barrel. Market firm.
COttUn quiet No sales reported.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.

:LOClSylLLE, nj.
- ,,-~ The week closes with the most attractive
r,rsrt we have had ibis season, prices being Dotl
higher aud stronger. 1t VIII he found by eaicat
Ing the average value per h9gsed Tor te ~
Nav that trangrd higher than ut any tme since Ing
beginning of the tobacco year. Ia
An upward tendency b inaleats S1'
holders would do we'll, according 70 tle ptsentL
look to have their stock In market, ready 10 lake
rxantsge of the best turn that offers
Tte weather and crop returns arc generally htgMy
.s.tisf,cfary. Prcparations are being made Tor
ver,, large rrep i'm all Che tobacco districts heard
from. Bright manufacturing sorts are unusually
scare In the present market and are ID goon az
drient huf IS eS pt.eted to improve In June. .isi
The following are tie latest prices current
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The terrible disasters which have hap
pcncd 10 the Newfoundland Whaling fleet
have already called attention to the unusual
dangers of the ice-felds which have this
season Heated down from the Arctic regions.
II is now asserted that u continuous pick of
floating ice nearly two thousand miles i'll
length, and varying in thickness from lift,
to two hundred miles, has reached the Gull
Strcan near Newfoundland, and is still pass
ing the shores Of the latter. Ii Is true that
this enormous and unprecedented field OF
irc will soon He dissolved after 1t Is once
fairly in the warm water Of the Gulf stream,
but there viii. nevertheless. be sufficient
amount present in the paths of the European
steamers TO make navigation more dangerous
this summer than it has usually been. Ice is
rarely inrt with on the voyage between this
port and Liverpool before July, and Its APP
pea,ancc so early this year Is quite unprece-
dentsd.---Nep York Times.
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COMMERCIAL

CORN AND FLOUR ExctI. SGp-i
s5sf RICHMOND, VA. June 9, is7a.
OFFERINGS.
CoRS.-Whi.c, Tis Bushels. Mixed, 40. busIu;s.
OhTS-40s bushels. ~
BRAS.-2J,oI pounds
.e.st. IL SALES.
lnRN.-White. 7iehuslrels very coed at sse MIxed
s0I ti'fsheis very Hpod at SIC. -
+ .OATs.-tj bushels spring nj lie.
RE-ESHfBfTED.
BEaS.-sp,00U pounds.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

JUNE 5.-COHon.-Market today steady AMI firm
with no Transactions low mitidling held on basi:
or eftc The receipts were 3s5 hnlcs; exports, 39s
bales; stock on hand and awaiting shipment, l.55.
bales
COrm.-Sales of 1890 bushels reported; white al
7sc. and yellow at 7ac.
OGts.-Saes OF 500 bushels at 60c.
Pen8.-So sales u note.
Pednuts.-No transactions of any consequence oil
the market.
Eggs.-We report the sales made to-day at l6&1l7c
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Freaks and offerings are very full. Market firm,
without any noticeable change In quotations. The
massage of the taxbill has not affected the market as
Vet nor Is II thought that Ii will affect for the future
inateriy 1t Is probable, however, that II VIII nave
tendency to sliteu prices and give stability 10 Inc
market. ,,,,r W.
June s.-ComparIson OF inspections OF hogsheads
md boxes aud receipts Of loose tobacco TINS week
with INST show an Increase IL hogshcads OF zao' an
increase In boxes OF %, and an Increase ~ oo'o
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MurST ArH-Tor lIousE.-.N the top OF Tic
Blue n.d"r, upon the old turnkipc road
stands he llountain-Top House, well lrincm
,aT,H !ry a!i old travellers of that road rs the
!..Nr Were they enjoyed refreshing drlnk
4 til'' rurrst and coolest spring water aiiei
triiu- through dust and heat up the stecl
>td, 6! ;iic mountain. The house stands
h,a!y ovcr the RockiiSh tunnel, on The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. 1t command,
the Views ot both sides the mountain, that
or Ne west being fine, but that on the e'ts'
surprising it far, and, indeed. being one o.
thr most enchanting in all the .iourncyin@s o
aNcllcgs The temperature Is delicious
No place is better ventilated none more
lrcdi>po>ing 4 man to sincere rest and sounC
sleep. Mr.. LEFTwiCH il still the popular
PROPRIETOR, See advertisement.
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naes act!Se, with full prices Tor all aaiiriss. We
9ants brown aud dark lnsss, common to faIr, ut
sosti ditto at Sl.f5aG 1870: bright Tugs
slesgSis, according 70 quality and lear common
ornwn anu dark leaf and short 10 short f.sr lie IT.
good dirk aud trr,sI Iesf sultaEl. for
dm bright wrappers, uniforl, ts. sra sac very
otisht fancy wrappers, rs 10 quail y. sa59sSl0o.
ST. LOUIS, MD.
JUNE 1.-The demand Inns continued very active
and full prices were rcallJi on everything offered
LHgs scarce and higher. We gtinfe, per 100 l,s !:
scraps so fr;oTy Inss. s7s6G s77s plart-
crs hugs. s1Isffs.5d: cuintnon leaf ss.aGno.i5 ::
medium To good shipping leaf ssstt; bright iiifer
wrappers, S3s6Isjo.
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Dan Voorhees, Initials are the same us
Dolly Hurdeu's. And Dan IL the Dolly Var
den OF tine Baltimore Coayeution--fig1lr'i-
lively speaking---of loud pattern and much
hustle HQslcftle Banner,
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JAIL BuISRD.--,Dur comfy jail king VIII
liam county, was DESTROYED by lire on Sailr-
day night last. 1t Is believed that It was the
net Of an ineendiary, as the building was
fred from the roof The four prisoners con-
fined in the jail were sent to King and Qneeh
Courthouse - West Point Star.
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Sussex Comfy.

sussex COURTHOUSE, june ..
The "signs of the times are propifioilssi.
The unanimity generally manifested nmons
Democrats and Conservatives for the Cincili--.
irati ticket give unmistakable evidence OF the
sense Of the people. 1t IL confidently; ex-
pected that the Democratic Convention
which il to convene ut Baltimore will make
no nomination or throw no obstacle In the
way Of the popular will. The letter of the
Hon. John Goode. Of Norfolk, rings,of the
true nei,ii, and has its effect in tile hearts OF
his people. We are buoyant with hope and
faith. II ~.
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ST. l.oTIIs sI.,
ALEy1NDRI, M,pyrrs
LYNCHBURG MARKETS

JUNE 4.-There were no sales Of grain Of any
kind reported on Change this morning. Offerings
| to-day OF lis bushels wheat and 500 OF corn.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

NHESSINA ORANGES.--1005 boxes! extra
IY1 prime MESSlNA ORANGES, ,,.I.,,4
p. 81 boxes extra prime hIfSS1NA ], LEMONS,
.6 rascs ITALIAN MAGCaR0Nf,s - ~
So box es fresh LAYER RAiSfNS,! u 81
tv c;udics IQTTlERtS STRAWBERRY
9 TWIST TOBACCO made expressly for re-
till trade. OF the very best stock, and said to
IN. The Ia.st chew y out. TraGe supplied.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
M ID i412 Main street.
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,

SFIW Eli FUTNI,
HAMPTON ROADS, VA,
NEARLY OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.
This new and superior hotel will nc opened FOR
visitors OH MONDAY, June Sd, lsT2, under the SUI
perysion of the undersigned, and will be kept as !,
FlRST-CLhSS WATERING-PLACE on the sea-
side aM
Splendid fishing, boating, saltwater bathing.
shaded groves billiards, ten-pIns, and every luxury
of the and land, can I've found ut this delightful
and convenient summer resort.
Arrangements have been made with the various
railroad companies to sell return tickets to visitors
to VUE DE L'EAU for one fare, provided their
tickets are stamped ut the hotel.
Steamers will constantly run between Norfolk.
Portsmouth. aud the hotel.
Telegraph Office In the house. Two mails daily.
TERMS 81 per day, s35 for two weeks, $40 per
month. X. s. DODS0S. -
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
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FURNITURE. &c.

E GATHRlGIIT, T. URNITUREM
II. DEALER, having moved to the .newE&.
store No. 10 Governor street. betweeit Main M
and Franklin, keeps ON land lurge stock 6fS
the latest styles OF HOME-&AD e and hORTH-
ERN FURSlTUKE:, also, Lounges, M k Jsss,
prices Tor cash. IL WIN be to the interest Of bfSers
TO give me call before purchasing alssThsrs;s,.
.1tr, 4stsgy4 IL street,
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DlcKLEslPICKLEs !-lNIDNs, Wal
i NUTS, GARBAGE, fsfsIlkkKiNS. IGN A
TOES tSfION-GH0W, CADLgb4OWEk,f iCA-
A, PIZZINI, JR.'s.
myas sU7 Broad stfest,
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AL THE SCARCE VIRGINIA LAW
IA BOOKS AT 1918 MAIN STREET: John and
old Practice; Lomax on Executors aud Digest OF
Real Property; Jeferson's, WyIhe,a, and RG6ii,-
snI,s ,snnrfs: Elayiess Criminal Law: Henings
Gawyerss Gnite; Index 10 Grattan: Tate's d.
eested Index; Matthews's Civil Digest; fuckers
commentaries
hs1 n al '''. ''e" RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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TIME HOT SPRINGS, s.rs s@a 60 =
Il, BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
are now open TO visitors. Its waters celebrated
for the cure OF Rheuniatlsm Gout, Paralysis, Tor
por Of Liver, Chronic DarrhCaa or Dysentfry, Dis
t-,ses Of the Uterus Affections OF the Skim especially
Of Syphltic origin and numerous Chronic Diseases.
THE BATHS
vary In temperature from so degrees to 10 degrees
Fahrenheit. and present every variety OF chronic
BATH They are, moreover found TO prepare the sys-
tenn for The beneficial action OF waters found at the
various other Mineral Springs.
6 MUD BATHS have Heen constructed similar to
those that ar. largely ,scd NJ tine most celebrated
spas In Germany, and which give sufferers the bene,
1T Of the very valuable remedial agents contained
In the mineral nut. :, I.
These SPRINGS offer unsurpassed attractions To
both the Invalid and pleasnre-seeker. The equip
mtnt and management nre equal TO those or nrst-
cluss city hotels. Every modern improvement Inns
Professor j. l.. cABELI., NJ. D.. OF the Uniyer-
siiy Of Virginia, Observation-Disclosures f-E'
For pamphlets and circulars aidress n
- s. c. TARDY eco, FL
D. .-.s.e .iSi.Tf " Richmond, Va, or
isc ;s -llE i4sf. j. A. AUGUST, ~ ~
Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va !.
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! aUmnEI RgsoI.rs.

THE RoGKBBIDGE BATHS AND
Il MINERAL SPEINGs win be opened for visit
ers . UNE 18th, isfs. ~ 80, ). = 80
THIS PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT IN de-
ffghtfully Ectiei IN the mountains of Vfryif,it
nine miles south Of Goshen depot, tEssspelke Ard
Lexington, Va. e Efs5 i
taers msuy attractions TO families and pleasure
seekers desiring summer h0me-graiid mountain
scenery, shady iawr. cfDquet groaH, b,wfug-alIey.
billiards.. and an excellent hand Of music. 800
HATH 20 by so feet, with water rs clear MS crys-
tal and temperature or rs degrees.
TEENS: $3.50 per day. S!5 ,.er week, $50 rcr
month. Haff-price for children aud servants. No
eafi; charge for bathing. Special contracts for
families wishing 10 spend The Season. ~ 49,
jec-stF Pill. f. BROWN & BROTHER. &
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FAMILY FLOUR. ~
60 barrels EDDY FAMILY.
leo barrels VALLEY MILLS FAMILY,
SO barrels BIG SPRING FAMILY. p
NH II A. Y. STOKES & co.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, DE.


TT Is THE FASHION. A New Novel.
L From the German or Won Aver. $I.ae.
EDNA BROWSINC;: OK, THE. LEIGHTON
HOMESTEAD. A Novel. BY Mrs. II. D..
Holmes. Si.50. r,,,
THE ROSE GARDEN. A Novel. sl.5o.
LORD KILGORBIN. by Charles Lever. lilustra-
ted. Papef, 81. '-.-. tf.....ss
RESjOILECTIONs OF A PAST. LIFE. by Sir
Henry Holland. Bart. Sc.
THE PSALMS. With Notes. For Pastors and
People. BY Rev. Henry cowles. Sax.
THE fOURTH GOSPEL THE HEART OF
CHRIST. By Ed. H. Sears. $3.50.
THE LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. By G. T..
INV WooDHoUsE & PARHAM.
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rru AavN >rEINGs.-Thc>c were the
:. :; al,an -VringS brought 10 public notice
.>.n.l.l..y waters. The cntcrpriSing owner
,r... ,.l,.Uut and commodious buildings
..,., a,.d tn" place was opened under fine
,...i.,s>. II Is located on the Warm Springs
GmriN. len miles from Marlborough, on the
,.,.>a,e...a. and Ohio railroad
W.. i;AXrEE. the present proprietor, Is All
,\r..l,at landlord, and his " bcttcr-llalf" is
uur ul the best OF housckccpcIs. Ii man
.lp lives well at home wants to set down to
.,,,dn il neat rs his own. where the prepa-
.a,rn and the serving OF the food is lis near
~, lmulrlcr in which they are done III the
iaui!y =, possible, let him go to Mr.. BAN
.AEs. Ne win lind all this there.
inc water is an excellent alum water, ana
It's, done it, share of good for the weary anu
>,rh. tur pleasant mir. aud wild and bold
scenery. ruc traveller will rarely find Il place
that Viii excl the Bath Alum.
i.urk&I.IbGE EATls.-rilt.Sc batl are very
.!lr. General LEE had 4 great ioHuntSS Tor
iiirin. Ihry are grateful anu mF!%"l1llIhS.
4II !iayc performed some remarkable cures.
Ihry are almost identical with the famous
bath At Berkeley. in Morgan county. whittier
wcut. in the early days of the Republic, Gene
rai WAsMlNGroN and the brilliant society OF
warriors and statesmen whose public duties
kept them about Washington city.
1I.r,r baths are upon the shore Of Nortii
river. whose valley is 4 romantic and lovely
".ir. Th" region il richly supplied with the
comforts and ncrrsSaricS Of life, and we doubt
n"t the living al the baths will prove il.
They are ninr miles t'rom Goshen, on tho
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. MrS$rs. +
!. EruwN Il BKnTlIEI are the ma.rgcr'
ihy arr experienced and compctcn! h"tc
lnyl. see advertisement.
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FRED. D0UGLAss's sLoss.-The house OF
Fred. Douglass. burned recently, in Roches-
ter, N. T., is described as 40 elegant man.
sion. with barn and out-houses, on Douglass
Hin, in the suburbs of that city. The build.
inc was erected by Mr.. Douglass twenty-five
years ago, aud has been occupied by him as
n residence since. that time. Ii was built Of
wood, and was an easy prey to the deyour-
ING element. Mr.. Douglass and family are
in Washington, but the house was occupied
by his soll-irl-law, w. Spraglie, and family,
who hud narrow escape from! death, so
r,pid was the progress OF the fire. fThe lllr-
niiure saved was but OF small value, except
ING the valuable library and private papers.
A cow worth 800, and7the coaches, bug
eies, harness, &c, III the barn Were con-
sumed, bat Mr.sSprague succeeded in rescu'
ing the horses. The fire originated III THE
barn, md WAS undoubtedly the work OF an
incendtny, as there has been no light used
in this building since last winter. Dir.
Douglass's residence was surrounded by
beautiful grove, which was entirely de.
stroyed. Eleven thousand dollars In United
States Bonds. which were in the house, were
burned. trs- t....5 81 ,.S -E - E..S! =
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.rI,o JOHN ID. PRINe ,E. ke notice that
on MoyrAy st.a eIs & dsy Of judy: ne. tho
In ina ijourt OF Tie County III np-
poins I've disntesested neehol sers eS sats ceanfy
xaithfffy and n rain rtHf VIZ be O
Inst cSuii@ qsfi forsacI0f xsd county
II thc TrycoIs yiexssf you are tel5nI SSsl5 pro-
nosed to Ne iak, hg the said com apy FOR H. Eus-
hoses In tae constructed VI iIs branch
md tnnneI ffoin n IlanE asf us rrSsept ana5n the
city OF Eiebpnrd 10 se place selected fog 10 nnd.
Ing mad tifYss on Jafifs Kyeg beloW fhc SID Cty.
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'cPRIN G. 1871 have received N!
- sprsn1 stoek OF MATTfNGS, oARPET1AGS
All VI 1STUs. LACE CURTAINS, tWLNIlQN
SHADES, &C.. which win veil a tsasesable psSss
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[TlHE RICHMOSD STE MI .DYE. WORKS
hoye Itted up very nice oileS az se4 s!AiA
STREET and win Do ssNIa,MhsssnEtSN.Ss
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call.
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