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1919 q. ! Sa.e nsecftiaai,

COfE0n CH1e BechuOSs " az F..kl
BosroN, June 20 The case OF Lan pnntt os,
va,,,eI at s5eo. 600. which ths plasntim Claims
she Setendants took from him 10 1899, ano
,uhics has been on trial In the, United States
District Court for a week past was closed o 2
yesterday. ,@. {. j. .a ]. -
was ,1ncoutradicted that the cotton was
turned over by the military to the defendants,
who claimed that they were appointed spe-
eial agents of the Secretary of the Treasury
to take charge Of captured and abandoned
property In the seeding States. no action
could be maintained by the plaintiff, and al.
rected q verdict for the defendants, subject
to revision by the supreme Court Of the
United States. ~ s.;ta-,@
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Drow ned-Mashed to Death-A NIys
itftt terry. ,,'.'.

IS +,
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.--Hugh Smith,
who attempted to-day 10 swim the Schuyk
kill was drowned. ,..,r-........., "
Brakeman Parr was crushed to death to-
day between two cars. t,...s1,1 a.'lr
Two girls aged FIVE years were found this
morning locked up in a closet In q vacant
house. They had been missing since Wed
nesday. One Of them only survives. A ter
ribie crime is apprebended. w. 2
Second Dispatch. ~ ,. -
The excitement attending the finding o.
the children who were missing since Wed.
nesday in the closet Of an unoccupied house
still increases. At the poSt-mortem exami
nation this afternoon it was clearly shown
that the child had not been rayished. She
died of suffocation.a The stomach revealed
the fact that she had eaten nothing for forty
eight hours. This goes 10 strengthen The
opinion Of some that the little ones had
strayed into the house and accidentally
locked themselves up in the closet but the
testimony of Officer Denger and others IS to
the effect that on Thursday afternoon they
made search of the house and the children
were not there at that time.
The Coroner'S physician says that the
uIulSCS On thC bipS1 eh'ee w.
Annie Regain arc easily accounted for, as
they might have been caused by the child's
own effort to get out of the closet or been
inflicted. by Maggie Mulvey, who, when
found, was sitting on the dead body Of her
companion. ,ttT - 'j+.-
Maggie, when taken from her place Of
confinement, made the remark: A woman
took ME to the country for gum doil.baby,
and when got back man put me in the
Closet At this time the child is laborlng
under great mental excitement, and the
statement is not credited.
BY direction of the physician no one i
allowed to see or converse with the little
one, and the officers have not as yet under
taken to question her. The examination OF
her person also failed to reveal any attempt
at outrage. ...
The theory now is that some one out of
pure hatred for the Mulvey and Regain fami-
lies hid the children TO annoy the parents.
OF some boys or idiotic person caused their
imprisonment in the closet, and now fear to
confess.
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New York Items.


New YORK, June 20.-The warrants for
arrests have not yet been issued under the
new ring indictments, and the district attor-
on which day the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner will be in session. No one seems to
regard the indictments as anything more
than part OF the bitter political fight now
on hand.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The heat IS intense.
Seven cases of sunstroke have been re-
ported.
The United States marshaPs office COM
peted the service of subpgads yesterday 10
the equity suit against the Union Pacific
Railroad Company Credit-Mobilier OF Ameri-
ca, and others. Some Of the respondents are
in Europe and were Subpganded through
their counsel.
The name of the importer WHO'S charged
with attempting to delraud the Government
oiit Of large amount of duty Oh Mexican
shawls is }. w. Walls.
Several eases Of mixed goods and quan-
tlty vi black lace we're taken In South street
and elsewhere yesterday by customs officers.
4 heavy seizure was also made in Baltic
street. Brooklyn.
Pending AN appeal in the suit of James
Reid Il Co. to set aside judgment for
$500, the value of a cargo Of whiskey en-.
tered at the custom-house by means of al
legged fraudulent practices, reference was OBJ.
tanned by the Government to determine
whether the whiskey had been entered with.
out Intentional fraud. At the resumption
OF the reference yesterday cX-Gauger John
4. Strong testified that when he was in the
c.lstom-house Dir. Jayne threatened To lock
him up III Ludow-Strcet Jail If he refused
to sign certificate paper, the contents o
sscu,ion he did sign il, and that subsequent
ly he was told by Jayne that be witness
would lose his place II he could not remem
Der that Reid Il Co. had offered to bribe hin
II aadergauge the whiskey In question:.
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DiuNiddie.
LADY ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AND FAILS, BUT Is
DETERMINED TO DIE.

LADY ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AND FAILS, But IL
DETERMINED TO DIE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
RgAas's STATION, June 90 Mrs. William
6. Jetiries, residing near here, complained
N "A slight indispo$iton yesterday morning.
She threatened to take laudanum, and went
60 bed indu'ging i'll the hope thut she might
die before night; after which she refused to
speak to any Cne. Her hui. hand became
alarmed and searched for the laudanum
rh,al and found it empty. He sent for DR..
Rive+, who arrived near night and pre-
scribed vigorous application of wet towels.
This shortly brought the lady to herself
when she denied having taken poison. She,
however. still refuses to.eat, not having
touched crumb since the night Of the 18th
instant. Domestic iufelicity is supposed to
bs at the bottom of the trouble.
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WASHINGTON, june 20.--For New England
on Saturday westerly to northerly winds and
generally clear weather are probable. For
gentle and fresh northwesterIy to south
westerly winds and generally clear weather
during Saturday. For the South Atlantic
States, generally clear weather and light to
fresh southwestery to northwestcriyrw inds.
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Communication Between Virginia and
VS., Nev York.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 20.-Jacob Loril.
lard, Esq, OF New York, arrived here this
evening In his steau, yacht Peerless, He has
beenat Norfolk making arrangements for
New York, Norfolk, and Richmond, and has
met witt. most flattering encouragement.
Four steamers adapted for carrying vege.
tables and perishabie freight will be placed
on the route early in October. They are
now being built with the latest improve,
ments, and will have an average speed of
fifteen miles per hour. - ~
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Ci1,hn.

/ HAVANA, June q. - Only, two hundred
negroes having offered to work on the fTro-
chm, large part Of the army, inlthe, Central
Department Is. required to complete the
work. 1t has been decided that there Is no
necessity for the third Trocha. When the
first and second are completed, all the Span
ish forces In the field will BIZ concentrated
in the Eastern Department.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
"' MONTGOMERY COUNTY, w.

This delightful watering place VIII Ike feady for
the reception Of visitors OF the Ist Of JUNE.
The a LLEGHANY SPRINGS Posses the rare at,rac-
lions OF mountain and water scenery combined
The waters OF these springs are renowned for lh<IF
great curative powers OF that distressing dscass.
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections,
arising therefrom
Billlard-tables, bathrooms, howllng-s,loous we'll
graded walks and drives, hunting and fishing
A full BRA SIS and STRlSG-BAND IN atienlsucC.
BOARD : Per day. "a per week $3.50; per north
-four weeks) $50: for the month OF June 40; for
three months, Sl6O. s....
For further information and for pamphlets apply
to ALLEGHASY SPRINGS COMPANY. or 10
& my 31-lm j. *. rINSLEf, in. Manager,
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The sew CtviI-service Rules ssc.

The Neu aytyfl-Service Rufes, s@S.
Especial telegram to the Dispa'chl
WAsnlNsTos, D. C.,'June 2o.-i ne ."p''
net wa, in session for about three hours 10
,,av discussing the new rules of the Civil
service Board. which were laid before the
President and heads of the departments by
the new commission. There was nothing
else OF interest before The Cabinet.
The President left in to-nights train for
the sca-shore, and several other Cabinet OFF,
GERS will take short vacation In few days.
The Secretary OF the Navy will 80 to New
York to look after the fitting up OF the
JiSrcSs. -. A'aoS'
General News. 40 -s (.
WASHINGTON. June 2o.--Grant has gone to
Long Branch.
William Quincy has been appointed Cen
tennial Commissioners from South Carolina.
There was full Cabinee meeting to-day.
Secretary Roheson's plans regarding the Pc.
lariS were indorSed. &"
The pardon or William Mcintyre, con-
victcd of kukiuxip", has been recommended.
lie has suffered three-fourths Of two-years'
sentence at Albany.
The President has confirmed the decision
not to return the Kichpoo women and
uaiidrcn captured by Colonel Mckenzie.
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This desirable SUMMER RESORT is situated In
Bath county, Va. Immediately on the line Of The
Chcsa neake and Ohio railroad. and /. therefore -
cessibe from all points. Passengers get on here 10
go TO Bath Alum, Warm. Hot, and Healing spripg;
west and to EoCkbridge Ali4n, IL Suston, Jordan
Alum and Natural Bridge eaS! hue stages leaving
for these places daily. fEs Dr.
In addition to the comfortable building slready
here. a large and WELL-ARRaNGED HDTEl Is
just being completed aud neatly furnished, which
will give ample room for the entertainment of tb'.
travelling public, and a limited number Of
boarders.
The surrounding scenery IL beautiful and wildly
picturesque: the air pure. iii, gorltiIg. and ebt"
the situation being nearly the highest on the Chest
peakc and Ohio railroad.
The MINERAL WATERS here are uns,rr passed.
rs tonic. Postal and teleglarhlc facilities Al The
place.
For further particulars address.
+. l.. YARBRuUGH,
,,,ri.,
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,'RAI,TIMORE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, june Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet Corn-white southern active AM
higher, 7z07sc.; yellow southern quiet and steady
Sc Oats dull. Rye. 7u@75c Hay unchanged
Provisions dull. Mess pork, &l7.25. Lard, ssGsc
VI estern butter firm and unchanged. Whiske,
uuiet, s33c. Sugar unchanged.
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Extensive Band of Robbers.

OwTNGsvlLLE, KY, June 20.-An outlaw
named Hagan has been arrested here. he
gives the names of eighty of band OF rob.
berS working between Pendleton county,
Ohio. through Kentucky, Virginia, and
North Carolina. g.. % '..E.
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Charlottesville.
ROBBERY AND INCENDIARISM.
: neci.1 telegram TO the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 20.-Last
night the hardware store of Spooner
i Keller. under the National Bank, Main
street, was entered from the rear by burglars.
The money drawer was robbed and some
knives stolen. A fire was kindled at the
rear door, but died out without doing any
dalna.cA ....
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
81 HAMPToSiRoAps, VA,
Opposite Fortress Monroe,

JAMES LITTLE, PHorE1EroE.
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- by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 2o-F1our dull and lower; com.
mon to fair extra, s,2o@ss good 70 choice. sS.os@
SlO.5o. Whiskey lower, e2sc: Wheat, heavy
choice amber western, IL 10 white southern, 5l.s5
Cornlsteady., Sugar &c. lower. Rice steady. pcrk
dull and decidedly lower new, Sl8.5o9Sl5s7. Lar
weak. Navals quiet. Freights firm and advancing
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The Cholera.

MEMPHIS, June 20.-There were twenty
four interments here to-day, whereof seven
teen were from cholera. .#
NASHVILLE, June 20.-Forty-nine black
and twenty flour white deaths are reported
for to-day. The weather is discouraging-
slow rain and sultry.
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Divorce Granted.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Judge Ingraham,. of
the Supreme Court has granted an absolute
divorce in the case of Pauline Lucia aguinst
her husband, Baron Won Rhoda, with leave
to marry again. The plaintiff was also
awarded the custody of their child.
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GUNNER BOARDING in the healthy aud
> pleasant village OF Chrrchvilc, eiiht Mii,S
from Stauuton on the stage route ~ 3usys'"
Springs Daily malls, good society, ard chnf.n.s
OF different denominations. Board per month"; -
j A. j. FCNKHOTSER:
20 fvT,urShyj,ia Auvu,ta cDuUtS. Va.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va.
OPEN JUNE /, l.I7.

This favOrite aud celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this sea&uD
Among other improvements there has Been I!dId
an elegant and spacious ballroom, adjoining HE
parlor: the paror has been enlarged ami impmN"d.
and the proximity Of the TWO renders each caeiiI
accessible IL viii he kept In 4 style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia.
The waters Of these special springs either cure OF
greatly relieve most cases OF srrriuh'. iGcir.Ht
consumption, chronic bronchitis, chrome larN ngi-
It's chronic pneumonia, chronic dyspepsia, chT"ni"
diprrh,ea, chronic dysentery. They are ALSO great
value in those affections which are peculiar to IN"
fena e constitution. anda, an appetizer, tonic hnh
general restorative, they are PERHAPS, NniFR.lci
amongst mineral waters.
Professor j. 5. DAVIS, Of University VI Nrs'hi',
resident physician.
The proprietor will have provided for the la"n>
aud ball room first cfs Band Of Music, ana IN
general all the sources of amusement and recreation
usually found Mt our best sumner resorts VIII w ~
the command Of the guest' at 'ROthBtll,''h
ALUM The place Is within eleven ~ thr.cgH
hours of Richmond. Washington. Baltimore. etc:
by rail- all In daylight Passengers leave The car ~
the Chesa peake and OHIO railroad at Goshen depot
and new aud elegant stsG- C',uiss. ptslng idllly
over smooth .iri level road ~ oply eight mile,
| set down the yiSitlls ~ IlI" NrrbtI 10 To-.
JAMES \. FRAZIER, Proprietor
Persons making use Of the ground &c. o, ~"
Springs. and not stopping at my hotel, VIII pt
charged half my regular raes. .
/ The Rockbruge water is for sale by PuRtELL'
LADD 4 CO., Richmond, aud GEURGIE VI. Mt-
INTlRE, charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
m 2g-tiy2
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LOUISVILLE MARK ETS.

LOUISVILLE, June 20-F1our dull; family, ex
ira Ss.75. Corn steady at 55@57c., sacked. fro
visions quiet Pork ST.. Baton-shoulders, 7sg
Tic 4 clear. s1@eBc. !; clear sides, ssc., packed
Lard si@sic for fierce; lo@losc., keg; stc., steam
Whiskey steady at s9@9Oc.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LoNDoN, June 20.--The Shah of Persia
visited Queen Victoria to-day ut Windsor.
"A special from Madrid says the Conser-
vatiyes Of the CorteS are seeking to estab-
lish Unitarian republic, with Serrano as
president. II. 81
LONDON, June 20.-The, Times takes dis
couraging view of the progress OF the reform
in political and financial circles In New York,
and thinks the efforts to break up the muni-
cipal rings gradually becoming weaker and
will soon cease altogether. 5t.s !. .s !.
s,t. Spain. p II SIS 80 T
MADRID, June 25.-There are rumors OF
another disagreement In the Cabinet which
may lend to another ministerial crisis. Ga.
eeta announces that the united Carlist bands
Of Wales, Quico, Vcntosa, and others. has
been defeated by the national troops In the
province Of Lenida. ihe insurgents lost 1913
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FINANCIAL.
nv Telegralpl,h.
NEW YORK.

new YORK, June eo.--Money easy at 4@5.
Sterling, loai. Gold, fist. Governments duh and
heavy States very quiet. Teanessee's 10; new,
10, Vlrgfnia's, 40; new, 50; !, consols. ss de-
ferred, s4 Louistanas, "a, new, 10; Ieyees,i 90;
Fights, CO. Alafanas, 90; 'ss, S.. Georgts's 70;
seyens, 90, North Cafoiina's, 90; new, 1s special
tax, TO- South Carolina's, 20; new, lst; April and
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COMMERCIAL,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
-. Friday. June 20.
81. .OFFERINGS.it.f r....sa H..
WHEAT.-White, go bushels. Red, 20 bushels.
CoRN.-AiiXed, HOO bushels. '.....'" '.f@
OAfs.-e3D bushels " ~ - ~ a'
- Tsas+ .EIG SALES. - ~ ~ ~
WffEAT.-WhItc, 60 bushels at 81 80. Red 10 bush.
els choice AZ gLs0; 10 bushels good at $I7o.
CoRN.-Slightly mixed, 900 bushels very good al
7Gc. /
: UArs.-so bushels choice white Virginia at Sc
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, June 2O.-The following is a com.
parttive cotton statement: Net receipts at all
United States ports during tho week, 1880 bales
same week last year, $3.50 bales; total to date,
3as2slo bales to same date last year, AS bales
Exports for the week, 40,l35 Dales; same week last
year, 1868 bales; total to date. 2s?5l40 bales; To
same date last year. 1,ss7.337 bales. Stock at all
United States ports ?2o,352 bales; same time last
year. 15l,545 bales. AT all interior towns, 1898
same time last year. 13.472 bales. At Liverpool,
s1S 1000 bales: same time last wear, $4,000 bales.
American afoat for Great Britain, $4,000 bales
same time last year, 900 bales.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

e, CfNCINSATI June Colour dull at Ss. 75@S7?s
Corn quiet at i06l4lc- Pork nominal at s1s@ Slo2s
Lard Quiet; steam held at SIC. kettle, ssc. Bacol
quiet shoulders, SIC clear rib, sac.; clear sides
6a@pSc. Whiskey firm, at 90c., 5
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IODINE ALUM WATER,


which has been analysed by DR.. Aiken, of the
University of Maryland, and pronounced by him
to be superior to any water OF its class OF which he
| has any knowledge This water will be furnished
the guests at the Jordan Alum fresh from the
| spring daily.
: A SPECIAL EFFORT
| has been made In the buildings and furniture of
same TO make both The invalid aud pleasure seeker
entirely comfortable. The hotels aud cabins are
furnished entirely new, with complete set of cot
tage furniture In each chamber, and on each bed
will be found woyen-wire and hair mattresses,
making the most comfortable bed known.
Water is on every floor Of the hotels and cottages
with the usual comforts that attach to water In
buidings-hot, cold and shower-halhs, &c.
We mention especially an improvement not
usually found at watering places-viz, AN ELEC-
TRIO BELL, connecting each chamber with the
main Office.
THE USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
are provided for the enjoyment of all, such Ms
bowling. alleys, billiard saloon, &C., which are en-
tircy new and furnished In the best style.
SCHUFF'S BAND OF MUSIC,
from the Naval Academy at Annapolis, has been
epga ged for the season. which nsures that nothing
will be lacking In this respect This, with the
largest ballroom In the mountains Of Virginia,
offers Il rare treat TO the lovers Of the dance
In the parlvrs will be found an extra-size CON
CERT GRAND PIANO from the celebrated fac
tory OF William knabe and Co.
A complete livery. from the stables OF Pettigrew
6 Wright, Lexington, Va.
Post-otice, with daily mails, and an office Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company in the main
hotel.
ROUTE: ... ..-....
Vta Washington change cars at Gordonsyille.
Via Richmond, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
no charge. .-.'' ... .
Via Huntington, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
no change. r..s .r.. ~
Via Lynchburg, change cars at charlottesville.
,,..f JOHN W. CAMERON,
H4: -.............-... Proprietor,
and proprietor of Pulaski House. Savannah, Ga.
Send for circular containing analysis
3-dow,teod2w&w4t r4.-. -.
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Rev Trfa, Tsafuxosa.

CAkAsDAtGuA, June 20.--A motion for a
new Trial for the persons who received lille
san woes from women bas been denied.
lucy were sentenced 10 pay q fine OF $25
each aud the costs of prosecution (s 3O). =
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at J0UIS MARKETS,

ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-F7our dull and unsettled fol
ali grades below choice; buyers generally making
prices. Corn dull, lower, and unsettled; No.
mixed, a5tc on track; 37a@3sc., for elevator PorS
Quiet and unchanged. Bacon quiet and unchanged
Lard dull summer steam, &c. Whiskey steady
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Much Rain I'm Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, June 20. 1t has rained every
day Tor a month in some counties in this sec
hon. The wet weather is unfaYorable for
the crOps. 7:,.la9' ~.
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Dr0Hneal.

HALIFAX, June 20.-Two whites and one
black, belonging to the crew of the fishing
schooner Ben Perley, were drowned yester
day
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MILWAUKEE, June 20.-Trains between Big
Cedars and Escambia have been stopped by
burning woods. ...s... -.
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TTlHE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IL Sl ~ MONROE COUNTY, w. Va,
haye for long numbef or years justly commanded
n public confidence for the cure OF the various
forms OF lung and throat diseases not found ~ any
other mineral wter III tho United States. fhsy can
peake and Ohio railroads distance OF only fourteen
iniies, The hotel accommodations have eeen lni,
proved, Rtfordtng now comfort 70 the inVSHd ara
kani,,senien ts for tho pleaaure- seeker.
Eer psmphiets and other information Apply 70
IL lo-eoaana Proprieters
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MEDICINAL WATERS
in addition to

THE ALUM SPRINGS;
one OF which has been analysed by Professor Gil.
ham, of the Virginia Military Institute and said by
him to be essentially the same as the celebrated water
of the Rockbridge Alum springs. There Is situated
Oh this property short distance from the hotel, a
CHhLYBEATE SPRING,
recently analysed by Professor Mallet, OF the Uni
yersity OF Virginia, showing IN the traces found Of
ARSENIC AND COPPER,
distinctive feature peculiar TO itself among the
waters of the mountains of Virginia, and found else
where, as yet, only in few Of the CELEBRATED
WATERS OF GERMANY. Attached also to this pro-
pprty Is the famed
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tCITYf COLLECTORS OFFICER j
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1873.

80 tCITYI COLLECTORS OFFICER =
, rs.sy sEf RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1873. )
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
Il FROM o'clock A. III. 20 9 O'Clock P. d. from the
i6TH DAY OF JUNE To THE 10Th, inclusive, for
the purpose of receiving from any person charged
with CITY, TAXES for the year ls7s the whole or
one-half or The amount Of tax charged, and that
ten rer cent will be added IN the amount Of tax
charged In every where the party assessed shall
fall to pay the whole or one-half within the time
few DAYS Of the Collection. the Collector would re-
sectf1ily request NIL parties call eariy In the time
specified, and those having lists and memorandunls
to leave Will do so that their bills may be selected
aud receipts made oil III. 90
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LADIES, LIST.

Persons calling for letters In thIs list VIII please
they will be sent TO the Dead-Letter Office, In Waa-