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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03
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On TUESDAY. JULY sth. 1873. the Third G GFand
Gift COnGeFis under the management of Ex-
Governor Thos. E. Bramlette, and authorized by
special act of the Legsature. for the benefit of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, positively and une-
Quivocally comes of in Public Library Hall, ut Lou
sville, KY, when 10000 Gifts all cash. amounting
to S5OOO00. will be distributed by lot among the
tickethOders, The money to pay all these gifts in
full is already in bank and set aside for that pur
pose, as the following certificate shows
OFFICE OF FARMEas' AND DRoVERS BANK,
LOUISVILLE. KY. April Z, 1873.
This is to certify that there is in the FARMERS,
AND DRONERS' BANK, to the credit of the Third
Grand Gif Concert for the benefit Of the Public Lii
brary of KY. FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. which has been set apart by the Mana
gers to pay the gifts in full and will be held by the
Bank and paid out for this purpose and this purpose
only. -
(Sgned) RS. VEECH, Cashier.
Only few tickets remain unsold, and they win be
furnished to the first applicants at the following
prices Whole tickets Sl0; halves, SIS; quarters,
1885, IL wholes for $780, 81 for S50n; ll3 fer 81 co.
and SIS for 5000 For tickets and full information
apply TO TlIOS. E. BRAMLErrE,
Louisville, KY.
or THOS. II. HAYS 4 CO..
6o9 broadway, New York. ap22-d2taw GW1m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

HoU To Go West is the title of a little work
which lies before US giving all the necessary in
formation to person contemplating a western
trip 1t is in fact guide for the iron ways lead
ing into the great west and will be furnished free
of charge to those who write for 1t by the General
We7teTn Passenger Agent c. B. & q. r. L., Chi
cago, Illinois. The book Is supplied with maps of
the various sections OF the country and pen and
pencil sketches OF the various places of import
ance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

IL answer TO a request Of the Rock Island Qll.)
AygUs for list of the names Of CODgressnen
declining their back pay, Treasurer Spinner writes
as follows I have no objection to stating for
your information, the amount OF back pay that
has been returned TO the Treasury, which is, TO
thiS date, 81, 1911; but as a considerable por-
ton Of this amount has been returned by sena-
tOn and members who have requested that no
publicity be given TO the matter, do not feel at
liberty TO furnish their names.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03
Granite "Rack pay"

The United States Treasurer has replied to a
letter stating the amount of shack pay that has
been returned to the treasury; but tins amount is
still less the s25, 900 "voted by mistake" to Presi'
dent Grant. If he gets s75 900 for last years saa
ry he will receive just three times as much as was
paid any OF the Presidents, not excepting Wash
ingtou, jefferson and Jackson, with whom in
comparison, he is a mcrc pigma.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

The Missouri State Penitentiary was leased Oh
Thursday, for term Of i've years. The lessees
pay the whole expense of the prison, and bonus
Of $1,000, making what profit they can out of
the convict labor II is thought the State will
save 500 900 annually by the arrangement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

The Richmond and York Railroad of Virginia
was sold at auction, on Friday, 10 foreciose Ger
tam mortgages. 1t was bought by Thomas
Clyde Of Philadelphia, and R. s. Burrows, OF
Albion, n. Y, for $4,000, and will hereafter be
known as the Richmond and Chesapeake Rail.
road
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

How II WoRKs. The following item Is taken
from q HAgeFstoWn letter 4The effect of the
local option law is already felt On the borders Oi
the county, many mole POnnsylVaniAns having
business on this side Of the line than heretofore
and one entsrprising man, having house stand.
ing halt in PennsylVanis aud hall in MAryland, iS
sald 70 BE- making . fortune" .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

"THK WATs1DE" for this week is out and is a
very pretty and interesting number. 1t should
be bought by every family for the children. Lit
tie boys and girls should save penny and on
Saturdays buy the "WATsIDE." 1t will make
them better and wiser.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

~ -r.w.LNINGTOY, DOl !, May 3, Is7s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

A New Yorker has taken the contract of
furnishing two or three railroad companies
with al the tickets they require free Of charge.
The New Yorker gets hts remuneration from
the advertisement he Is permitted TO print on
the back OF each ticket.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-03

COurbet's pictures are excluded from the
Vienna Exposition on account Of his political
opinions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
80 sUmmER RESORTS : 4 9
A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
THE GREAT ALTERNATIVE AND TONIC
WATERS OF AMERICA.

: tPereons who propose to visit during the summer
of 1874 the MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA, eithers 70
seek In their cool shades ana esss hn
and unhealthy climate of less-favored Localities, OF
In the hope Of fndag In the renovating influences
health, viii be admirably suicidal the STRIELING
SPRINGS, thirteen miles from .staunton, Va,
where the fine mountain afr and scenery, ana Inc
classes OF alum, chalybeste, and sulphur springs
offer all that can be desired for these purposes.
These springs are all highly medicinal and nay
performed MANY wonderfIs CHASED nv The mess
eminent physicians. and by many other persons oi
the highest Intelligence and social position:
The alum, or as II would be more correctly styeo,
the AcIoULoUS CHALYBEATE WATER, contains
much larger proportion OF the important ingre-
dIeuts of alnmlna, iron. and magnesh tnan a ~
combined Alternative and tonic properties Is pre-
emInprit The waters Of these springs admit OF a
wide range Of remedial application ,,..,sd, a.
liver disease, chronic diarrhGa and dysentery con-
sipatiOD, diseases Of The urinary and generaIve
organs. cutaneous diseases scrofua, erysipti,s-''
tritiou irritation reaxation and debiiitSs VIII De
readily cured by the tudlcfous use o1 the sa
here for reasonable length OF me No FIR rs
medicinal waters and delightful sumner ,t,,s
offers superior attractions either IN the neaitny anu
delightful! nature OF the cl acenerv e or In the
ber diversified properties, and great reneoiai VIZ
tues of the mineral springs.
Hotel accommodations first class. various h'eahS
OF recreation and amusement.
BOARD: Per day, S2.5ei per week, us: per month";
$780, ,,u.,au, -, MONDAY
june soth. OToole:s stage line will leave staunton
for the springs every afternoon at ssi on MN Inc e. ar
rad and passengers from Baltimore, Nd. Wash,
ington. u. G., and Alexandria, Richmond, ana
IIynchburg, Va on the morning cars, VIII reacf'
For Circular containing analysis OF the waters
letters of eminent physicians, and certificates OF re-
ma "a, o. S '5ooSwIm, Strblug Springs. Va.
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Instructive Fire md Loss Of Life.

WASHINGTON. June 21.--Michiamme City,
Marquette county, on Lake Superior, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. The fire caught
from burning woods around the place. 1t
WAS an iron-miniDg town, and contained
some six hundred inhabitants. Among the
buildings burned was the mill of Jackson
Houehton, just equipped at an expense of
$4,000, at Spur Mine. Two barns and Il
Number of Lighthouses We're burned. The
heat 50 warped the rails of the Marquette,
Houshton and Ontonagon railroad as to rem
der the passage Of cars impossible. In GER
tain places the telegraph poles were burned,
and the wires are lying along the track. A
number OF lives were lost. Eight bodies
have been recovered, and Others are still
missing. The people took refuge in the
lAEi =
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 81, 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 81, 1878.
ARRIVED. s....... -..
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York mer-
chanLise and passengers, G. w Allen & Co, agents.
steamer. Eliza HancoX, Gl1OrdS NUrio,h, mef =
chandse and passengers, l.. Is. Tatuin, agent
.r SAILED. IN
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
r,,andise and passengers l.. B. Tatun. agent.
Steamer State OF Maryland, -, Baltimore, mer-
chaudise W.P. Brett, agent: 1.....
Brig Hiding, Elngscn, Liverpool Topacco' o'r-
It's 4 Parker. ,u. >,o,,. v.,rk r,,,,o,
Schooner George Henry, -, BALTIMORE, faliro%i
spikes, Curtis i Parker. ,.,..,
SIoop Sophy, Chccves Norfolk, merchandise
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner ". 4. Mcshuin, WoodIord Norfolk
paving stones, CurriC & Go.
Schooner Farragni, Hart, Pocosim river to LOAD
piles, Currie & Co. s.s
SAILED SUNDAY, JUNE I'D.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandsc and passengers, q. ". Allen az Co., agents.
MEMORANDA. -.'
PERSaMBuco. May 31--In port, harks Tallsman
Brj. Blatcllford, for HAMPTON Roads, ldg mot st.
Thomas): yenskabet Nor. JollanneScn, irom
Richmond arrived oath; brig Alby lGcr), Iopp'
from Richmond, arrived c6th.
RIO JASEIRA, MAY 2l.-Sailed, orig Scl blrd
(Srj, Caro-, Santes, TO load for Hampton Roads.
In port May 2e, brig Trygrc tSorI, Tor Hampton
SANTOS, May ll.-Cleared, brig Venus (Br): for
Hampton Roads
- IBY TELEGRAPH.I
CITY POINT. June 2l.-Passed up. bark hdellne
Niareaunc: : schooner Yankee Doodle. 81. Mary, IS.
Tublnau Baltimore. Louisa, John Beatty, ana Mar
garrett Ann all for Richmond.
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YYaShinctorn Items.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.--SIrs. White has
been appointed postmaster Of Water Valley,
Miss. cice Binford, suspended.
The Star says the automatic telegraph,
with its branches, is about TO pass into the
hands of the Western Union Company.
The War Department wants quarter Of a
nilion headstones for the Union dead.
Attorney General Hoar Is prominent
Tor the enthusiastically.
The doctors announce the death bs
choler, to-day of a cieanly-clad colored wo-
man in healthful locality. They state that
'cucumbers were the cause.
Secretary Richardson has gone to Harvard.
aud Secrets Delano has left the city for
len DAYS.
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b New York. June d. IT he steamer Juniata
Is reported 10 sail to-day through Hell Gate.
The crew is reduced from 210 to $50. She
takes $50 tons of coal for the use of the
steamer Tigress when the latter reaches
Disco. She also takes two stern-launches.
The. steamer Tigress is expected to reach
Brooklyn navy-yard Monday, when the work
Of fitting her out will be Immediately COM
menced in order that she may leave on her
cruise on the 4th OF 9th of July. She will
be proyisioned for two years. $500
The faro banks closed to-day in anticipa'
ton of a police raid. a.sr. '~1..a
/, During d scrub race of the New York
Yacht Club to-day the Magic and Restless
collided. Both were damaged considerably,
but no one was hurt. - t ,r..r..s II, II:
-Four cases of yellow-fever are reported
by the Brooklya Union in State street, OF
that city, in the row Of tenement houses
where the young man died of fever last
week. pep" e'-@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

4 TnE sEppaEssIoS OF RELIGIOUS CoRPoRA-
TioSs IN FrALY.-The measlretto effect this
object has passed both Houses of Parliament,
aud now awaits the royal sanction, which 1t
viii probably receive. Among its proyi-
sions at the last adyices were the following
viz: The converts are to be taken posses
sion Of within the year. but one or two
buildings may be reserved. for the conYe-
nience.of those whose age or unhappy con-
ditson renders shelter of the kind abso-
insely necessary. The property OF these con-
vents is to be converted into State funds !;
but hospitals. libraries, schools, &C., can.
under certain circumstances, be taken pos
|sessionof by the State, but are to be used
by it for the purposes which they now
serve. Four hundred thousand francs are
to he given to the Pope with which to keep
up bis relations with foreign and religious
bodies, Should he refuse this sum, 1t Is to
go to spme existing religious body. The
Jesuit. General, the only ono chosen for life,
Is not allowed 70 remain III the; house Of his
Order. ! ssla ~ ts4F
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Ihe Modors-Meacham,, Report.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-Meacham's report
OF !hc Modoc lighting says: "During the
war the Modors killed aud wounded three
soldiers for every warrior in their force. at
the time numbering not more than 65, and
that during the first three days tight, this
band not only held out against 800 troops
armed with every appliance Of modern war
fare, but kept passage open for retreat
which the Warm Spring Indian scouts could
not close 4.s...., ..... ...st.r.,
Meacham's idea of the best policy for the
future is that all tribal lines be abolished
that the Indians be made amcuable. to the
Laws, and be placed on the same footing with
uthnr murdcrers.
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d. TIE W RoNG MAN In CUsroDY.-[Lynchburg
Netps, 2lst1-We announced several days ago
that officers from Montgomery county had
gone to North Carolina, with requisition
from Governor Walker for a man supposed
to be David Hall, who Is charged with the
murder OF G. A. BoWyer, several months
ago, and who was then under arrest ut Wind
SCI. The officers went, but discovered to
their di>g gust That the prisoner was not the
man they were after, and did not in any way
resemble him. 1t Is said that the sheriff at
Windsor lis a carpet-bagger, who is riding it
rough-shod over negro county, arresting
parties at will; that the prisoner in his Gus.
tody.had been arrested on slight suspicion,
and that 1.-THE sheriff had evidently written
the description he sent to Montgomery from
Governor Walkers proclamation offering
reward for HalPs apprehension, and not
from the appearance of the man in custody.
st. Clair, the prisoner, told the officers that
the sheriff read to him the description he had
sent, and that he told him that it was false,
aud go Hall is still at large, and an innocent
man has been subjected to great annoyance
and Inconvenience. i s.r. eqn3 - s'is
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Terrific Cartridge Explosion.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Wbile Nathan
Harsh and Il porter were engaged to-day in
breaking up old cartridges In Harsh Bro
Tiers ordnance store for the purpose OF
Filing new ones with their contents, ter
rife explosion occurred Of over two thou
e.rld cartridges " hich were strewn over the
ti3or. The iron. and back windows were
h!cwn cut. and two men sitting in the front
aud seriously injured. Harsh and the porter
and ". Hafsh's three little sons were found
ii'ishtlully injured. One Of the children
vas terribly disfgured, the skin being
hur.,i of the greater part of bis body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23

: PRoBABLE DEATH FROM A SPIDER BlTE-.
The Knoxville Chronicle of Wednesday
gives an account, of a woman named King, q
resident of that city, who was in dying
condition few days since from the effects
Of spider bite, received week or ten days
ago. As soon as bitten the limb began to
swell, but seemed to yield to treatment, and
to all appearances the woman was getting
better, until a few days since, When a re-
lapse set! in. She has been in IL speechless
condition ever since, gradually sinking, and
doubtless beyond the reach Of medical assis-
lance, the physicians. called in expressing
their inability to iathom the cause for re-
lapse, We fear, from what we can learn,
that ere this reaches the readef's!eye she will
he n cOrrsse .FtsEsss' -As sias. 1890 49, =
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Jerome Park Races.

NEw York, June 2l.--Tbe second race to-
day was for handicap sweepstakes, one and
a quarter miles. Won by Stockwood. Time,
212. 8S,G{@ . =
The third race was selling race, one mile.
Five started. Won by Sanford. Time, 1:463
The fourth race was selling race, one
and three.quarter miles. Seven started.
Won by Yespucius. Time, Sill.
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Arrest Of q Notorious Mexican Despe.
-stss rHSl0. ss'g ta.sss . fsE

BROWNSVILLE, Texas. June 21.-Manrieo
Portugal, noted Mexican desperate, for
merly Chief Of Police of Matamaras, WAS
arrested here to-day and remanded to Next
co OH demand OF tue authorities of that
country, underline extFaditiUri treaty, on the
charge Of having killed the Chief Of Police
og Matam0ras VINO had been appointed 10
succeed hhnl Portugail, Besides this, at the
head OF small party hesacked Rancheto and
Eagdad, Mexico, and Killed several citizens
OF those places. He has since been engaged
~ cattle.stealing aud plundering alosy the
frontier with his COMPANIONS. . Il 80 NJ, e
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CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Three deaths oc-
Cured Thursday and three on Friday, re-
ported from cholera.
MEMPHIS. June 21.-Fourtcen deaths to-
day from cholera. The disease still prevails
in the surrounding country, but less violent.
NASHVILLE, June 21.-Fifty-n deaths
reported to-day from cholera, forty-eight of
which were colored. Weather rainy.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.

These SPRINGS situate on the She dape feen
w es ,rest Of Stounton viii be open for the recep-
HON Of Visitors on the 18th of JUNE. Persons Nv,
Ing in the cities having their famiies AZ lilies. .ese
.PRiNfiS can visit them In the evening and return
next morning The mineral waters are SUPERIOR
consisting of .,,- p,r,-p All
iHEiIfNG. AND FREESTOSE.
cold and clearrunning from the NOrtn hlqpG
Scenery here grand beyond I'll 1
Tine Of The finest springs in the world CUISINES from
its base Accommodations will be kept by hr; a.
~ Arnold In comfortable tents Spy,SasS Oh I0nS
Nc have been at heavy expense In making .things
comfortable, and pledge ourselves 10 give good fair
fine music, and provide the usual amusemeIls &c
month. children under twelve years old and ser
wants half price. Fine bathing in all-heilng
waIpr. PAUL 4 MARY BURRuSS,
10 ,s.,m ProrrietUrs
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NEW York, June 21.--The details .sn y 'tr ars
hnrnins of the westarnsbo puma ma, MT s,,as
this city Inst wednesday evening SEQ apss
they were packed int a.. Som the ton Of he
car, lingit half full tat tue ,,ro was din.
, ~, s ~, reaching Batavia, and the car
,..as hatketi under a warterspout, which
, me the fire and soaked q few bags OF 81,
what remained.
when the postmaster Of Batavia arrived
he found a small mob appropriating such
books, papers, and letters as they could lay
their. hands upon. the railroad officials de.
clining to assist the postmaster in driving
the mob away, and the crowd only desisted
upon the postmaster violently threatening
them. Those of the mail bags that were
saved were sent on ut p. NJ. Thursday. -
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BUSINESS ON THE CHESAPEAKE, AND OHIO
RAILROAD. Huntington Independent =
We have from the best:althority .that the
earnings of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road for May amounted to S125,0OO, with
no. connection Westaof Huntington except
by boat to Cincinnati; no branch roads
completed, and the tunnels unfinished. :. II
it does this amount of business, what will
it beEwhsn By the Lexington and Big Sandy
itreaqhes st. Louis; by the Southern Ohio,
Cincinnati and Chicago and by the smaller
branches, Parkersburg Galiipolis, &c? We
believe the authorities have made o mistake !;
they have calculated for only a double track |;
in less than five years three tracks Of steel
rails will be Insufficient to do the business
that wiltpour over the road. -. q
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California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-Judge C.. 7.
Hayden, of Arizona, left Camp Mcdowell
May oath with party of four Americans and
three Mexicans to prospect along the Salt
river. They had eight days provisions only.
Nothing. has since been heard Of the party,
and it is feared they have been murdered by
the Apaches.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE ], 1873. ~ f., ..s.,

This favorite and celebrated WATERiN1
PLACE will offer additional attractions ths season;
Among other improvements there has oceI aaoeo
nm elegant aud spacious ballroom, adjoining inc
narIOr: the paror has been enlarged and improves,
and the proximity of the TWO renders each easily
accessible 1t wifi be kept in style not surpassed
anywhere in Virginia. a,.,, 49, - :
The waters of these special springs either cure or
greatly relieve most cases OF scroiula, lnclplent
SnslIinption chronic bronchitis, chronic larypei-
lis chronic pneumonia, chronic dyspepsia. chronic
di arrh,ra chronic dysenery: They are also great
vae In those affections which are peculiar ~ the
female constitution, and an appetizer, tonic anu
general restorative, they are, perhaps, mrivaled
amongst mineral waters ,,,,,....,. - 1r,,,,,,,,,
Professor j. S. DAVIS, of University OF Virginia.
resident physician.
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom first-class Band Of Music, ana III
general all the sources of amusement aud
usually found at our best summer resorts VIII ne =.
the command of the guests at "RoChBRii,GE
ALUM" The place is within eleven to thirteen
hours of Richmond. Washington, Baltimore. etc:
by rail- all In daylight. Passengers leave ne ears OF
tie Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen dep2t
and new and elegant stage-coaches passi,g rapai,S
over n smooth and level road OF only eight miles,
set down the visitors mt the Springs 70 zen. 81
- JAMES A. FRAZIER, Fropfiet.oI.;; r,
Persons making use of the Srounds, &c, OF the
Snrings. and not stopping ut my hotei, Will oe
rha rrrd half my regular rates
rho Rockl,rldge water Is for sale by I UhCELLs
IA I'M q co. Richmond, and GEORGE NJ. nc
TNirIRE Charlottesville. e4 ~
descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
my .g-tjy2 ,'. =-,' ..ti= :, X. .'
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I'm MqmpOrf8ln,

NEW YORK, June 21.--The Executive Com
mittee of the Western Union Telegraph
Company has passed resolutions Of sorrow
for the death of and in respect to the MEM
DRY Of the late Horace F. Clark, and resolved
to attend the funeral in body. ......
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Another Ftre-Shild KILLED,

louisville, PA, June 2l.-Forty houses
wee burned here last night. One child was
killed. ....'. 81. -..
The Miuersyille and st. Clair Hose Com.
pany, coming to the rescue, made four miles
aioot IN sixteen minutes. Several firemen
were injured by falling walls. Loss,
= 20 COO .... q .... ..... '.. ...-,' l.,
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'MILLBoRO' HOUSE "
JlN s.-. .asaG.s.s -EeE-b-t - iaaft
.4s.t. - AND t@4H Er
CRYSTAL CHALIBEATE SPRINGS
y WILL BE OPEN 40 VISITORS JUNE !, 1879,

This desirable SUMMER RESORT Is situated In
Bath county, Va, Immediately op the line Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and Is therefore ac
cessible from NIL points Paasenaera get of here to
90 TO Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs
west. and TO Rockhridge Alum, Lexington, Jordan
Alum, and Natural Bridge east ine stages leaving
for these places daily slGytls. $50 4az;t
In addition to the comfortable building already
here, a large and WELL-ARRANGiED ahQ'fitIs Is
Just being completed and neatly furnished, which
Will dive ample room for tile entertainment Of the
travelling public, aud a. limited number; of
bOardeIs. $50 81 "a II
4 The surrounding scenery is beautiful and wildly
picturesque; the airpure inVigoratRg, and elastic
the situation being nearly The highest OH the Chea-
peake and Ohio railroad, = - an
The MINERAL WATERS here are unsurpassed
tonic. Postal and ielegraphic facilities att he
place. .ssssf u 5.., ,EI-
80. !. p.L, YARBROuGHs ~
my 3i-lm Proprietor.
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Convicted of Murder.

New YORK, June 2l.-The jury in the
case OF Sharkey, on trial for murder, rendered
Il verdict to-day of murder in the first degree.
They recommended him to mercy.