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What Is 10 be Done with the MOdlOcs ?
SOME NICE POINTS IN THE CASE.


Our Modoc elephant is likely to cause more
trouble before il is finally disposed of. Some
persons who profess to know thing or two are
already predicting that neither Capt. Jack nor
any Of his followers will he hung. The mill
tary commission will be organized by General
Schofield, and will doubtless try them promptly
but the findings of that court must be approved
by the President, and then comes the tug OF
war. The first question to be brought before
the President by the adherents of the peace
policy will be one denying the legality Of the mil
on the ground that Gen. Canby was not Killed
as commander of the army in the Department
OF Columbia, but was killed while acting as
peace commissioner, having been placed at the
head of the commission by special agreement
between the President and Secretary Of the
Interior, with full power in the premises. He
could have removed a commissioner If he
for this special duty. The Secretary Of War,
in the order announcing Gen. Canby's death,
date April 14th, says he was killed "whi!e
he was endeavoring to mediate for the removal
Of the Modocs from their present rocky fastness
on the northern border of California to a reser-
walton where the tribe could be maintained and
protected by the proper civil agents Of the gov
ernment" Peace men further declare that Gen.
Candy was not surrounded by any troops when
he was killed, but having gone out as peace
his death. and the murderers cannot there
but but only by the civil authorities. As to
- ih'S " ScJoi HoHas anu tuose
with him at later date the military commits
sion can take no cognizance of that affair, as a
state Of war then existed between our troops
and the Modocs: Should the President over
rule these objections, peace men will then pro-
pose, 1T is said, to bring the whole question be-
fore the Supreme Court of the United States by
suing cut q writ Of habeds corpus. The mas
sacre of Modoc captives, noticed in an
other column, has created some public
sympathy for the tribe. The peace men claim
that the language of the order from the w ar
Department announcing General Candy IS death
shows conclusively that he was acting as a peace
commissioner, and they quote therefrom that
portion which speaks of General Candy as having
gone with the peace commissioners, after
which he seems to have accompanied them to A
last conference with the savage chiefs in SUP
by ueachery outside of his military lines,n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Guard against Chol...

tar eousy taken in III Asistic Cholera or even
Gnoiers MoIbus or kind red complaints, tn patient is
such timely doses prove 81 ncalcuIabe in an
s snate enfe 90 not wish g be unaerstoGd
possible moment, A. such q course is Smperatiyel
at on Ihyseis, can not be lad
We now preps re NATTANS CHOLERA sPKCIF
ie,.d s.ton{ active and efhcient remedy, calcu
vel cen1r scted family should have on hand or i'm
MeeiaeD. procure. During 1896, while the chelera
sploS ed there, and it found that this Specific
NJ eat service, being much better than Squibbs'
re 1t win also give immediate relief and cure
70 Ca. and all disorders usual at this seasJn. Full
frec ions accompany each vial.
To be had only OF
Arthur NATTANS, Druggist,
leg-tr Corner ~ nd n Dorth We
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afterneens Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.


Nvhl Rights IN New HOrk City.
LESTER wALLACK's DkFENsE ON THE CHARGE
OF KxcLuDING coLoIED PEOPLE PROM HIS
THRATER.
NEW YORK, June Io.-The counsel for Lester
Wallack, against whom four suits have been
brought for the infringement OF the civil rights
bill, have put in their answer TO the complaint
made by ex-Judge Culver in behalf Of the col
ored men. Mr.. Wallack sets mp the special
defense, through his counsel, that he owns and
conducts his theater as private business, and
that he has sold and will sell tickets, at his own
discretion or pleasure, to different persons at
different prices, and that when persons apply TO
him for tickets, he sells or declines 70 SELL as he
sees fit. He further claims the right TO revoke
any ticket after IL has been sold, and TO rescind
persons TO his theater. IL is admitted by the
defense that Wallack's agent sold cofored
men tickets, but this was only done
aseer Of fhe that they were for The
refusal to allow the plaintiffs TO enter his the
alter was an arbitrary one, as was also the re-
sending OF the supposed contract, in managing
and who shall not participate in the pleasures
Of his entertainments, anu claims that the col
ored men were not excluded because of their
by asking that the complaint be dismissed This
answer was not sworn to, although the CON-
plant was, and ex-Judge Culver declined TO
receive 1t as answer until verified, and returned
the papers to the counsel for the defence. They
were sent to him again yesterday, within which
IT was stated that Wallack declined to swear 10
the papers, because by 50 doing he would sub
ject himself to a suit for felony. In excluding
these men from his theater he committed an
act, the highest charge against which Is a mis-
demeanor, consequently he can't be indicted
for felony. There a section of the code which
provides that when the complaint is sworn to
subsequently the answer shan likewise be veri-
fed. Judge Culver demands that the code
shall be complied with and until il is done he
will not consider the answer valid. Ii the
counsel for the defence continue TO refuse 10
swear to Their answer, the case will be taken
before judge by the counsel for the plaintiff
and q decision he demanded.
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Gov. WALTER or VIRGINrA.-The Richmond
corr espondent OF the Petersburg Appeal says:
"a rumor exciting considerable interest in
journalistic circles e to the fleet that Governor
walker expects to take editorial charge of a
wen Known virginia newspaper as soon Is he is
freed from the duties of the gubernaforiai Office
There are those Who are already advocating
electing Governor Walker to the United States
Senate In place Of Lewis, whose term expires
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FrfscO's s.Pfg.Tail" Legislation We
nApA

MAYOR ALvoRD DECIDES THAT THE HEATHER
CHINRE HAVE RIGHTS OUTSIDE BARBARIANs
ARE BOUND TO RESPECT.
SAN FRANCIsCo, June 10.-Mayor Alyord to-
night vetoed the notorious .spig tail" ordin-
ance Of the board of supervisors, requiring tue
heads Of Chinese prisoners in the county Jail to
be shaved. The mayor takes the ground that
such punish ment would be infamous, and ia at
IL would make unjust distinction i'm violation of
the terms in our treaty with China, as well as
Of the laws of the United States. He also We
toed the ordinances requiring the Chinese laun-
dry men TO pay special tax of SIS quarter
for each and every Chinaman employed. The
action Of the mayor meets the approval of the
majority Of our citizens, and even those who
are opposed to Chinese immigra alton, as the
course Of the municipal legislation concerning
the Chinese had taken the form of persecution
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IRk<eBJxCr Of Congressman Dawes depar-
ture fer Europe Saturday Ia thus explained BIZ
the Springfield Republican: "Mr. Dawes
repOreod probable retirement from ConRres6
grows ont, not Of any expected political i'd
vance0ant, - suspected, ut Of Q nattsring
business proposition from foreign banking
house lsaliaR largely In American securities.
The quAstioa Of Its acceptance IL probably
not fully deeided yet-his vistt to Europe has
to do with the subject-but We are encouraged
to hope that Ae win remain in the public ser
.F...
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MRS. WooDHULL's CoNDITIoN.-Mrs. Vic
torie woodruff still lies dangerously i'll at her
residence in east 3ith street. She had q re-
lapse ct p. m. yesterday, and at O'Clock she
was attacked with a high fever, which contin.
ued through the whole Of the night. A mali
ctous rum0r was in circulation yesterday to the
effect that Mrs. Woodruff was only sham ming
sick. for the purpose Of having her trial, which
Is set down for the present week, postponed
". y. Star, 9A.
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THE BURNING OF THE ALEXANDRA PAL
sACK In LONDON.-The total loss by the bur ming
Of the Alexandra palace in London is estimated
at s., 900 900, on which the assurances amount
to 5000, 900. The fire was caused by the care
lessness Of the wOrkmen who were repairing
ported, but several persons were injured. The
supply OF water was scarce, hence the rapidity
with which the fire was spread. Within Q half
tire structure was enveloped in flames, and one
by one the great domes by which 1t was sur
mounted fell in with sound like thunder The
large organ was destroyed, but some valuable
pictures and other works of art we're "A vel
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FIVE GIRLS, neither Of them over twenty
yeass Of aee, have entered $40 acres Of land ID
KAhsns, an1fntend to mako . dairy frm u II.
All but two Of the girls are graduates o. Eastern
schools. and two Of them are proficient m aeri-
cultural chemistry.
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MosBY's MEN. Col. Chapman and Capt
Samuel Chapman, former officers in Mostly
battalion, have been appointed postal mai
clerks, each at a salary Of 81 200.
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Arthur NATTANS, Druggist,
Corner of ID and D streets northwest

Bachelors Hair Dye IL the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tnts, disappointment, harmless, reliable, instan
taneJus black or brown; ct ell druggists, and l6
Bond street, New York. fS-eoly
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the indignation Of the toWn b. c1ueIlv Sss1s.c
with whip her grOWu-up dauRhtor koc~nS
she stopped 30 converse In the poet-o(ass v,iSS
2 young gentleman against whom the mofhr
had an antipathy.
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Rev York Notes.
YOUNG wALwORrH INDICTED FOR MURDER IN

THE FIRST DECREE.
NEW YORK, June 10.-The Tribune saws that
the grand jury have found an Indictment
against young Walworth, the parricide, of
murder in the first degree. IL IL not settled
when the youthful parricide viii be tried.
Prank L. TAINToR, THE DEPAULTING CASHIER
OF the Atlantic National Bank, was taken be-
fore Judge Benedict this morning and pleaded
not guilty to the new Indictment found against
him yesterday. He was then remanded 10
prison.
ROBBING THE NAIL.
Thomas Mcguire, a letter carrier, was caught
by police officer this morning in the act of
robbing mail bag in an alley way off Hudson
street. He was sent to Ludlow street Jail.
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PRRsoNAL.-John w. Garrett, president of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Is about to
sail for Europe to spend some time on a health
trip.
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Fire az Lowell.

LOWELL, MASS, June l0.-A fire broke out
In the pickery Of the Lowell corporation cotton
mill this morning. The fire was soon extin-
An employe named Ross was badly burned.
President Grant Gone TO West Point.
NEW YORK, June 10.-President Grant and
others, from Long Branch, leave to-day for
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The CHOLERA There were three deaths in
Nashville, Tenn, from cholera on Saturday,
and the epidemic 10 now established in inst and
the neighboring city Of Memphis. Unless
speedily checked, It win very likely ascend the
Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and Pittsbure.
From the latter city 1t may extend to those Of
the Eastern cities that have neglected the ordi-
nary sanitary regulations. The typeof the dis
ease Is said to be comparatively mild. :
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ington and soon ascertained that he was makins
hight against leading Virginia radicals, includ-
Ing memhere Of Oon&resss over . vacant ONCE
Each worked hard; but Mosby, solitary and
alone, came or victor. HIS friends here claim
that while supporting Grant he has no love for
the radical managers In Virginia, and that thew
have % little for him. ave shall see what we
shall see," however, 70 quote sage saying
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GEN. BENJAMIN +. BUTLER was at the Post
On &c department to-day.
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TEE CHOLERA In Memphis IL believed 10 be
crease in the mortality since last week. The
interments ct Elmyood have been nfty-Ave,
aestnst twenty-ax for the corresponding week
o. last wear. - 80 50 - 1sst =
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stokes Gets . New Trial.

ALBANY, June 10.-The Court OF Appeals, by
an unanimous opinion, grants new trial TO T..
s. Stokes, who killed Fisk.
GROUNDS FOR THE DECISION.
ALBANY, June 10.-The Court Of Appeals
were unanimous in their opinion granting
Stokes q new trial. There are two opinions
written, one by Grover and the other by Rap
patio. The charge Is held to be erroneous on
the point that the Law presumes murder from
to mitigate or justify. Also, there were error
in excluding proof Of threats by deceased to kill
the prisoner. Also. an error in permitting Mrs
Morse to contradict Jennie Turner In collateral
matter called out on the cr0ss-examination of
Jennie, namely: As to whether she left Mrs
Norse's against her wish, and because the de-
tectives were said to be after her soon after the
homicide. There were other points discussed.
but these are the principal ones.
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DISCHARGE OF TEMPORARY CLERKs-Four-
teen temporary clerks in the Pension Office
have been dropped from the rolls, no provision
having been made by Congress for their pay
ment.
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street, New York, yesterday, Q recently eeoape(
convict named White being arrested tor N a
tempt 70 pass on the st. Nichols Bank Q forrct
chech on Henry Leayy q Son for $3.50. id 4
been forging checks on New York banks in ~
name Of g. III. 0rinneu 8 Co. and paeotnR thep
on country banks.
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THE GooDRXQH MYsrBRY AGArN.-The in
Quest in the ease Of Goodrich, Who was found
shst through the had In Brooklyn. N. Y, some
montbs ago, WiN be resumed An Wodnee-
deg. when several .Surgical experts gill testify
as - the possibility - man being able 10 shoot
himself in the headiA three places.
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A COAL NIxR on FnR.-Durina hieh wind
on Sunday SPARKS ftoa . dummy & the Linsan
niees, near Halifax, Gssa Scotia, ignitsA the
nieht. shoWed no siars 81 sbsfiSeI An exnio.
sion Il feared, and the men refuse 70 approach
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Buried Uuder 3 FaIIin~ WALL

WooNsAcKKr, X. L., June 10.-The walls of a
building which was being torn down fell i'm last
evening. At the time il was supposed that mo-
body was hurt, but this morning the bedy of a
lad named Xavier Paul was found under the
ruins, and is now believed that q man named
John Sheffield is also q victim.
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A SINGULAR EPIDINIc broke out in n Ransne
town last week. Every wife IN the town W.
suddenly attached BY an Irresistible desire b
case, with shaving materials oompicte. An
uacuve young woman ha4 opened bagber-
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The SUNDAY LIQUOR Law IN THE QUAKE
CIrY.--Another attempt u to be made TO en-
force the Sunday liquor law in Philadelphia.
On Saturday the proprietors Of all the teverne
aud beer saloons in the city were notified 10
close their establishments yesterday. No at
tention whetevef seems to have been paid to
me notification, and II b probable that We are
TO have . renewal OF the periodical excitement
over the questi0n.-PaiIa. Led0er
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 800. 3s9.s0.
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The Ladies below eing to the CONGREGATION of ST
MARYS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Upper Marlboro
propose holding FESTIVAL in TIE WOODS
adjoining the residence of the Carme lite Fathers.
near this village, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1873.
various amusements will be provided for the day
and evening entertainment.
A very elegant Afghan will be ratified, to which
the requisite number Of chances is not Yet taken
All the Refreshments of the season will be fup-
piled in abundance, and band of music will be in
attendance.
The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the
church. The public are cordially invited 10 attend
m3l eotd
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a 1ATznn y Massaehnsstts, Who new i'm
stay q IN ancient adniesf of his daushSSr. -.
tered TIE toom and Invited TIE youHG M ~
remain to hrsakfast. The young nan decjins6
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FIRST VISIT 70 WASHINGTON.
HOwES'
an EA& n . M y ON

FIRST VISIT TO WASHINGTON.
GREAT 11 fosS1s s,.cu.
Sanger. British .5 %;::,;:sris OF Trained
ON THE 1U sis s5SsH HaHsss. PENN
ss'aa ss" Jun; .S., Il; ia iSSI's ia
stupefr.Ous Partisan artist.
MILE. DOCKRILL.
The diverting and eccentric humorist,
MONS. KENNEBEL.
The Clown who Speaks, being the first of his
school ever seen in America.
WILLIAM H. MORGAN,
The World CHALLENGING Hurdle Rider.
IT,, soMELL5 sERifaI SYMsAsrs.
FIVE ELEPHANTS IN THE RING.
By most
r ssas' saisans ID
MONTANA E THK D GGksNsN1B.t.
wrestIes With and overcomes a pack Of min fero-
cious Hy enas. or Grave Robbers.
hSrhkTAlSSShisSaIsE AaHfb bkgo AND Eve
~. Doors OPEN AT IT, a A n 30. O'CLOCK
Children under 10 years 40
TIE SRANB sTREhr sAsEASr XLh BE
day. cat
UP On ExhlDuso NNBwN
SS0 o1o SeAS A39
sxH ETY. wapuhr-v. fJfH 81
door: ssOss cad Peiie =. e: HI .'''' eight
Choice on Paintings, Engravi nss, Chromos, &c.
Also, lnIgest stock Paper dansinss, Window
sels, Rings, Nails, &e., in the 6strict
| ~TERMS CASH.
1 Please remember Name and Number, jel-ly-
| MO HUMBUG.-L. RICFi will pay q fair cash
~ price for any Kind Of adiss'. Gents and Chill;
4 7th street, between and @, south. Note BY mail
promptly attended. je1B-ly
A LII KINDS OF Ok.ST-OFT WEARING AP.
| "A PAREL can be sold to the very best adv antsge
| b. addressing calling on JUSTH,
| 619 D street, between 9Th And 7th A. ~
Notes by mail promptly attended 70. Cash paid n
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II Cu1A new device has been originated
unfortunate Chino0e slavea a ooloni rStion
society has ben grAntoa unlimited poVers Owe
tnese poor creetnree, and il principal Intention
during The time between he expirStjoa on one
contract for thar labor And thS 6Iline Of an
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
ZEYPORT EXCURSIONS.


On and after FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1873, the
elegant and favorite steamer KEY L.
PQRT will commence her regular E1S64ez5Sl
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ING excursions down the Potomac, leaving wharf
foot OF 7th street, at O'Clock p. M returning at
III p. m. During the summer OF 1872 these excur-
sions were largely patronized by many Of our best
citizens, who found IN them cool and pleasant es
shall be spared during the coming summer to make
them pleasant and agreeable in every respect. De-
tectiyes will be stationed at the boat to prevent the
admission of any improper characters. No intoxi-
eating liquors sold. Music, dancing, and refresh
raents on board. Fare, single tickets, lady and
gentleman S1.50. Apply to VIM. II. BYLES,
Agent, Coy Pennsyl vania avenue. m3llm
KNIGHTN OF ST. PATRICK-IN THE
IN FIELD AGAIN This popular and flourish
ing organization will give grand eX- ~T
eursion TO GLYMONT, on THURS Ee9fAS
DAY June the 12th ISIS. Ample po-
lice ARRANGEMENTS have been made to insure good
Inc Mt now have opportunity Of 80 doing, as the
knights propose to make this one of the best and
most agreeable of the season. Boats will leave 9TH
street wharf al m. p. m. and D. m. Donch 8
celebrated band has been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets admitting a gentleman and two ladies, one
dollar, to be obtained from any of the members. No
tickets good unless stamped with seal of the Com
mandery. ap2l&Je 9Sl0
ADDITIONAL NOTICE.
THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK, in order to
accommodate all who may wish to go on their Ex-
cursiOn to ely NOM the 18th of June, have char
tered the steamer Express, which will leave 9TH
street wharf at 10 O'Clock a. precisely, stopping
at Alexandria, going and returning. 1927
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.AlA1e1 yI1xi a. NsWburg, n. r., ysstsrdss
deo1UyeQ oevRAl seoeohouse6 and other buiIG
mI he 1oo b at least half . million a.
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EXCURSIONS TO GLYMONT.

OFFICE OF THE Potomac FERRY COMPANY,
SEVENTH STREET WHARF,
WASHINGTON, May q, 1873. \
On and after June the steamer WAWASEr can
be chartered for Excursions to ely IT,.
mont on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed E.ss&ki
is now in complete order, having been thoroughly
overhauled last winter. She has fine, commodious
saloon on her upper deck, and is in every respect
adapted to the excursion business.
The Potomac is now beautiful, and Glymont in
and the grounds put In good order.
For charter, apply at office Of Potomac Ferry
Company, foot of 7th street. NIL -2E
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M. WnllAM DARcsY DowLIuo, a Dubiip
eaaIl6eof, n0aEht - wanted TO msrrv Nisr
SSisncS u but, after having gained
ARCHER la6y. Ior q 6cfisn1a ~. DcSiins
S =: sss, ssspsllsi . sJafy . pss Ms 1c.
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rIMfAiID on Az UHDRKLLA"is the tue a
SeesSrs2a Y sae 1870 SCaLl Chronicle a
= sSkssisdis S live re se1s. sSe
sssSs =, s.s ~ e s;,sR.s s.s
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HE FARRAGUT CLAIMS.-The award in the
FaIragut prize case confirmed by the Court in
General Term on Saturday, amounts to the
balance of the prize money appropriated by Con-
gress, S12S, coo, and OF this sum S3 900 will 60
to pay counsel, expenses of arbitration, SC.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE lsr, 1878.

This fsyorite and celebrated Watering place will
possesses q magnificent Ball Room, fine vEAv
b BIZ kossms, Bowling Alley for ladies 4S:1
y will be kept in style not surpassed anywhere in
The waters Of these special Springs either cure or
Consumption, Chronic Broshitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic Pnuemonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic Chr DiarJhes, Chronic Dysentery: They are
culiar to the female constitution, and appet.
ger, tonic and general restorative they are Der.
haps, unrtvalied amongst mineral waters, The
Proprietor has Tor the lawns and ball room
hrst-class band OF music, and In general ali the
sources Of Amusement and recreation usually found
ct our best summer resorts will be at the Command
Of the guests at R0CKBRIDGE ALUM The place
is within from eleven to thirteen hours Of Rich
mo1d Washington, Baltimore, etc, BY rail, sii in
peake and Ohio Railroad at Goshen Depot, and new
and elegant stage coaches, passing rapidly over
smooth and level road Of only eight niles set down
the visitors ct the Springs to tea.
JANIS A. FRAZIER, Proprietor
pi Or; J; s. DAVIS, q the gnivsrsity, Resident
MULLEN. Office Manager. ~
- The water for sale by COLEMAN & ROC.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.