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OF sALI-s coed shitius.,op hss BUGGY.
sfpif ~ no sly a. urses. nesr City n sll. ne
&e<n - sle y o-eios K n IRE morning n1vf.Ss
LOS ALk-The entire s.ock of a ISrs. a.. ,-t,
n ~ 81 Ines,r'cal snc Con &c oSTuMHs Ill.
too ~ a. ear hsFRatn tatisfscfNrv r. sson 60
sac even: st SxO lf'h street northwest nc9- =
tFok Sal Two ri. 81 Baa Caes@, ia lex.
hNs cen he seen Gt usrtheast corner sth and
or after ST past4p n. box- -
FOB sALn.A gaod MABs, rise yea,N
ok snnnd, geUtles Suitable Tor tauliiV IN
use III INST street northwest, betses1 q .NS
sud II streets. bov- A..
show WINDOW and ooRSIcr
Ateorner of ard l. streets nortbweat noS-As
EOR eALE-k Good P-rIsDie FURNACE. viii
great sacrifice. Inquire 81 sS3 Missouri ave- be-
tween hours Of sDd4 p. nO,6-Sr.
LOB sALl-OHEAP-A Large HORSE, si1te n
suitable for fsmily carriage Or business IN
sssop. Apply 80 THOs. l.. BAILEY, 2l9 AH
tn street sOstf west move St
LOB eALH-CHkAP-A Beautiful Phetsn
PUk Just from the cOuntry; sir n
yeGs old; kind sud gentle. any bsdy can I'm
oriNe IL Esquire Of Or. n. A. BACON, IA
cofner a. and streets south. nov60
For SALE, CHEAF- MARBLE moNU-
MkkTs, hkAD STONES, MANTLIs Car
MAGE STEPS. &C. VIM. RUTHERFORD Ills
street, near star Office. ootil.ims
SPRING wAGONs or ALL SIZES s0IR an
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OctlO I'M JAS. K PROBEY. We
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At last the wires bring US news of republican
victories this November-in 'the depart msnts
Of Drome and Nord, )" in France.
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EIRSf GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
FOE THE BENEFIT OF THE
Montpelier Female Humane Association
ar ALEXANDRIA, "a.
November 23. 1874.

The Montpelier Female Humsne Association.
chartered By the Legislature Of Virginia and the
Cfrcuit Oourt OF Orange county, proposes, by q
series OF Grand Gift Concerts, 10 esta bsh and en-
dow Hone for the Old, 1nfrm, and Destitute
Ladies 81 vrgtnfa" az Montpe the former resi
dence OF President smes adison.
The Association Is under the control Of eight
trustees. SIX Of whom elected keunially By the
Virginia.
Bsmittances for tickets may be made by expires
prepaid. post-ofhce money order on Washington
D. O., or By resistered letter, addressed to
Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest n. r. Il. A., Alexandria, Va.
References, By permission: His IxceIlency, Ia
u. temper, Governor OF Va; His Ixcellency, Gil.
bert 9: Walker, 1x.G Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
etor elect; Hon. Robert w. Hughes, Judge Uastern
Dsrict Of Va; Senators and Members Of Oongrso
from Virginia.
For fun particulars. testimonials, &C., send fos
circular.
Addrea Hen. yAM1S BARBOUR,
Prest II. y. b. A., AlsxanAris, We
1sIiahls Agents wanted svseyvhsrs. e0e-eoly
D1gR1pLH 00RTHLn0 a snd
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porthVo1t, oct1s-lms
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LANDA Us, COPIES, C0UPL BIS, BAKOg.
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LIFTS, BUGGf1S, DRAGS, OUPB-ROCKl-
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LOST AND FOUND.

i OsT-fridaY, 9th inst, WATER PROOF
II CAPE, lined with blue flannel The finder will
confer favor by returning 1t TO the owner, iii
lth street, or to the parlors ofthe Y III. o. a. IT.
E0UND-A POINTER DUG. Tue owner can
have by describing the sans and 49,
proving property. Address 4. e.. oak
L OsT-Either in Georgetown on Pennsylvania
II avenue, en- the 8th inst. part of q moss agate
EARRING. A suitable reward will be given II left
at l20 Bridge street, Georgetown. nov9 2ts
I OsT-Saturdsy evening, while leaving the Ma
IL tional Thester, @ CORAL EARRING. The
hnder will be rewarded by leaving il with Mrs
BEVERAGE, g. the Washington House, corner Sd
street and Pepnsy lysnia avenue. no.9-n
OsT.Fridsy night, November 9Th, small light
IL DOG; prominent eyes; cut ears
Answers TO "ChicO" and 81 Keet." Liberal3T
reward Ill be given for his return 70 13o-
18th street northwest. poyg-st
4 OsT-0n the Sth inst q pair Of Gold mounted
IL sPEOTACLES. liberal reward %~
paid If returned to 42S 9Th street, be-ESO
tween and southwest.
novs It. MRs. v. SMITH.
rlAKHN UP AsTRAY, A WHITE Pic. which
i the owner can have by proving pro-
perry and paying charges. Apply to No. ~
Ito street southeast. ,SN.alkIa
Bey6 ST. M,MABTTKV
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NEW BOOKS Ar BALLANTYNK's,
42s Seventh Street.

Opening Chestnut Burr; BY Rev. u. Rowe.
The Frozen Deep; by Wiikie Collins.
6imrod Of the Sea; By w. Nj. Davis,
Lily and the Gross; by De Mile.
ecePtres and Crowns BY the author Of the Wide
Wide World.
Doors Outward; by the auther of Win and Wear
Froudh History Of Ireland, wells. 2 and s.
Fraser Lectures the books of the Bible ecly TT
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ADIES Oh GENTLEMEN In tbs departments
~ or elsewhere whe wish to take tina Piano, an
experieE ced lady tescher offers an excellent oppor
tunity, two pleasant furnished ROOMS, with bath,
&c, siache1 with use OF instrument), may be hsd
very reasonably In private family-thst of the
teeeher.a widow lady-if desired. Address or cali
81 no. IL n street. near st. AloJsi1s Church
morse cars conveniently lsr
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IL ABE CHANCE - MITCHEL'S uAGIC
u Tn EHCH WASH AND BEA UTIFIER.-
warranted TO RESTORE Ladies' Bpsoms (which
gave become small, shrupken, fabb 3, &C., &C to
ptautlluI size, thspe, color ard freshness To re-
move Nrlhklss, &C: To promote beautiful 0m.
Elexions No trouble to use It. Price, 50 cents
Eyery sixth box contains q prize of handsome lew
elry, &c. &C. ARoLts wanted-libsral terms Al
dress Nj tCHEL co, p. o Box No. 4, 3T4. New
iOIk CIV. nov7-lm
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hS1ALL THE PAsTObs AND MINISTERS of
NY the NJ. d. CHU ca are rcq tested to meet
1t he parscnsRs, TUESDAY, No. JO7 street
late Rev NJ X HYsORE. IT,
rTSONS OF TEmPERANOr-The regular
Wy mettlns- # RESCUE DIVISION, No =,
VIII heId until further tics, ia the all over
Douglass NJ 1ores store, SO9 ID sire. north vest,
noy9 20 x. BRIDGE, b. 8.
HTIN CONSEQUENCE OF THH WORK OF
Wy exchatg gins pictures ia the COROORAN GAL
LEb1 OF ART, the halls of sculpture aud 81
Day ' snd NE a2s
Sh, 10 = 3 and llth By order. WIN MACLEOD,
TTHE JEFFERsON COOPERATIVE
Wy BUILDING keSJCI ATOM will holt It's
eues akd making advances TUESDAY EVENING,
November 10, at o'clock, at Marini's Hall, Il
street, between 9Th and 10Th streets northwest.
The remaining shares mas be tskan at this meet
ing, when the Subscription books will be closed.
-, JAMES FRASER, President.
JOHN JOY FDsON, Secretary. nov9 1t
rSTHE JACKSON DEMOOkATTO AssUOI-
rer 5th and II streets. MONDAY EVENING"
yth instant, at = o'clock. Full sttenda1ce d.
sired JOHN 4. NORRIS, President
ChAKLEs ALLkh, Secretary. now p
FNEW BUILDIBG ASSOCIATION.
The JACKSON BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
organized October 81, le74, the old plan, with
c, Dsti utlon more equitable than any sssocstion
previous formed, will hold its rst setting for tbs
IsJ me- OF dues, at Wilson's Hall, southwest cor
naI o. PsngsylyaTfa avenue and Iq'h street, on
1UksDA1 EVENING, November 10, 1874, at 7
o'clock. The very large number of shares (which
are 81 esch per month";, already taken guarantee
the cOmglete success of the Association. Those de-
srUus of taking stock should attend this meeting at
which the Constitution will be ready for distribu-
noy7-3t secrstsry
, 1874-05-04
snd Dcnth OF n clergyman.

Tho Ellenvilto (Ulstcr County, N. W journal
tells sad story Of tho doath Of tho Rev. ste-
phon i. Merahon, in thst village. He was en-
gagged to bo married to MiBa Mary Tainagc, Of
Napauoch, in tho samo county, and reRched
there late ut night on Tuosdny last. after having
been detained q long whlo IN rain-storm. Ho
complained Of feeling unwoll but lnastod that
he should be all right altor nights a1oep. Tho
noxt morning phyaioian callsd to SEQ him, and
found ono lung badly congcsted, aud all
tho symptoms were threatoning. AZ first tho
doctor rofuncd to allow him to think OF ioaving
hia bed that day, but as IL n1.-tho hour set for
his marriago-drew near, ho Boomed so much
relieved that tho phyHioians gave q reluctant
consent to his going to the church, but stipu-
}atod that tho services should be AZ brief u pos
sible, Tho bride was Miss Mary Talmago, daugh-
ter OF tho neY. DR., J. n. TalmAgo, Of Napanoch.
The only thing that marred the services WAS tho
evident suffering Of tho groom, whose strifo
for breath was seen and heard all over
tho church. After tho ceremony Mr.. Mershon
went immediately to bed, while tho small COM
pauy OF relatives and family friends partook of
tho quiet wedding dinner Bpraad in tho dining
room Of tho parsonage. DR.. Bower paased tho
night in closo attendance upon bis patient. and
90 Thursday called in DR.. Scoresby, Of Ellen
vile, Id consultation, but they found little to
courage their Aopea. On Friday Mr.. MornAon
persuaded himself that hc was bother, and ill.,
Bsted upon boing dtosscd and sitting up two
hours. Ho passed = restless night, aud on Sat-
urday 1T II o'clock p. N. he died.
, 1874-05-04


Tho marriage of Lord Walter Campbell, the
third 6on Of the Duke OF Argyll, whose insigniti-
cant appearance aud cavalier treatment Of Nav
York aooiotJ will 10 rsmomberod-with Miss
Ophelia Afilns WAS Bolouluizod Ut st. Georges
Church, South KenHngton, on April IA. Ths
Daan OF Chester officlated. The Princess Louise
and husband, tho Duke Of Westminster, tho
Duchess Of Sutherland, and the Earl Of shaftea-
bury were among the guests. The bride, who
was given away by hor father, wore 4 white
satin dresa trimmed with Brussels lace, and
wreath OF hoather aud tullc vail. Her simple
headdress WAS faBtoned with ornaments OF opnls
and diamonds. Tho bridesmaids, four in Num-
bor, wero all daughters Of tho Duke OF Argyll,
namely, Lady Elizabeth, Lady Evelyn. Lady
Francos, and Lady Mary Campbell; Their
soils lace; and in thoir hair woro whito orange
blossoms. Each bridesmaid wore o largo. gold
and silyor Maltese croHa presented by tho bIidn.
After tho ceremony hroakfast for sixty was
laid at Argyll Lodge. 9lx large. tablos wore
fiIlod with Wedding proseuts. Priuoess Louiso
gavo pair Of gola aaa opal braeelets. NJ:
ootton-apluning factory in Lancanslire, gave =
aiiyor oporguo. After broalfast tho bride aud
groom, loft for Dorndon, tho Marquis Of Lorno's
residouco at Turnbrilgo Woils.
, 1874-05-04
Is Tho Durndcst Mnusvtn0ist Deg that
Eyer Worn EIQra33


From tho V.rginfa E,ternrise.
Ho carno in from the Truckeo Meadows yonter-
day, did tLiB leyol-hoadod dog. He rodo in by tho
side OF his master on a 1oad Of potatoes: He was
not prosty dog-not dog Of blue blood md
high % degree; Hs .y was o' ts esunt, sheggy.
Of unrecordod pedigree. Aa tho wagon,
carrying man, dog uua potatoes, haltcd for i
TINA In front Of q saloon In North @ street, ono
of q party OF half-n-dozon loungors thereabout
Of tho canine, when thus spake 70 horny-hnndod
frowsy-headod tiller OF 70 soil: "Fcllors, that
air amt purity dog, kuow-lies like me.
nakon no protensions to material beauty-but
he's just tho durndcat knowingost dog that ever
wore har Hos co. moro instink,, that dos has,
human hatur', iist in that ugly old caboz o bis,
nor can be found in the le'an Of whole plaza
full Of yer edlicatcd town dogs-poodlos an aich.
What pride in him for IL hls regular human
genso he's jias the darndoat dog out! Now. ef
l've lott him to 800 after tho ranch) it would
jiss do your hearts good to 500 that dog show
Off what sonso of appreciation he's got ct mo.
Fellors, his gorgeous tall then atauds aloft ; he
skyugles about; he runs on aforo mo acrapin'
Clips a hyin'; 10 holds up his hoad au' bnrks
in d cheerful an manly tono o voice, cscortin'
MO forward, an feelin' prouder'n he'd holed 3
wood-oluokl But lot mo como home full OF
tauglo-loe shoep-holtlor' delight, and tarrantlor
juice, aud that ia tho darndost ahamedest dog
yor over saw. He jlat talos oue look at mo an'
ho knows it all. Down goes hiH tal, ho lops his
year, hangs his head, aquats hts back, an lookin'
baok now an thon LIE Bllnks of m crawla ,undor
tho barn-actually ashamed to he seen about the
premiBus for foar somobodyll fluid out TINT own
him. tell yor,, fcilcrs hos ths cussedest dog
for right out m out human Bense that ever was
seod iu those parts, and Truckes Moddors is
proud that lie war pupped thar!"
, 1874-05-04

occurred to mo that 1t was probably just to say
70 Lad boou thoro; which I hope tho othcra
don't thiak toois mach note Of the WOW 1t this
point. II I did, don't rooolleot It.
Thoughts Of home wero predominant In my
mind, and waa busy caating about how 40 we're
to got therc again for back over tho Same road
down had boon difficult, going back must, cor
tainly DO impossible. 1fowoyor, NJ No didnt
propose to spcnd tho reat Of our days Oh that
ledge, Sam eatd l1o would tako tho lend going
back; 80 ho climbed up little way. aud then
aL1rrED DOWN on us.
Thcn Smith climbed little Uhy. and slipped
down also. Thon took my turn, and followed
suit. Smith said he had boom thoro boforo, but
didn't exactly romombor how Ito Ind eithcr ar"
ago. Howovor, ho WAS clleorful oblgng fell
low, Rnd dotorrnined to show liz why out Of
our proacut difficulty II 1t was to bo dono. NO
hhd all tried the Bafo ailo Of tho preolpioo and
fsod 40 our guide ,i dirootea ts attention to
Bucocas. Smith told uB to open our hands, and
cling with tho palma laid flat on the rock. THUS
NO ascendod III tho regular ortlor,-smitl,, Sam,
and myac1f.-each suspended in mld-ar, Tor q
few seconds only, but long enough for ! pho
Ing facea. I think at that momont no wore each
moro afraid Of falling baok . Thousand foot than
Of gil tho volcanoes on earth.
We wore stil separated from tho world by the
orossIne lack thnn no Ind in crossing. from tho
faot that tho Opposite stdo was rather hirhcr
than tIo uoiut wc inupod from. Wbilo tho
others wero debating, howoyer, retrieved nv
character by 1umpinE flrst. / felt q sinking Of
tho noryos, and know, It I stood contemplating
tho snot. tbev mioht give ont aItoeether. Tho
boqs throw NV bnota oyer n aftarme. and presentlv
cAInc Themselves,
I thought could now rost upon my lauro1s |:
but It WAS not to bo. Smith had still
ANOTHER uonnon
II, roaorye for US, Thoro WAS anotl,or pinnacle.
and no must zoo It, No submit accordingly.
and. after being pIiotci about tho rooka for
whifo. wo soo q roal pinnacle. liko a ohurch-
atoopio. which wo can nscopd from tho land dido !:
but from tho ontaido, It is iuaooesaiblo, insur-
mo1intnnle, and inapprosohabjo. all tbroo-etantl.
inr dirootly over ricnntio nreciDfco in fact, il
is . part of tho aaino ono alluded to. Up tho
porfornod on our stomaohs. Whom we
renchod tho TOP, NO found thoro wss Just room
for thrco Of us to ataud. Tho outlook waa not
1ioo..rk t., fnot t. unu vnr1, ,r,o,, rn-4ot1o -
, 1874-05-04

R.ocnls
At q mooting OF tho Troo Library Board, Sat-
rsy atternoon tho penalty TOR aeePlng p2Hke
Tho Oustom-HouBo Cornerstone Commit
too mot Saturday evening and adopted pro-
granane Of exercises for tho great ocoas.on.
.-Cllcago hna thus far subacribed 90, 207 for
tho ro]iof Of sufferers by tho Southern floods.
Moro will yet be contributed.
The Chicago White Stockings baat tho St.
Louis ncd Stockings, last Saturday, by score
.GTha board Of rrsao held meeting setur-
4 Co., againat 4. Fisher. Tho matter MAS re-
forrod back to tho Board OF Directors to tnke cv-
tdonco rs to the buaness standing Of both par
ties.
Foreign.
Tho Republican Con. Conoha, with 20, 900 mon,
has succeeded IN driving the Carlists from bs-
foro BflhRo Spain.
DIR. 8ohumAo.aor, prossnt German Minister
Ut Dogota, has boon appointed 0onaul-G General
at New York.
Tho commander Of the Dutch Expedition to
Atoheen haa returned to Batavia.
Love, tho murderer Of tho Hamnett family,
noar Pittsburgh, Pa., has mado detailed con-
foBsion Of the inanllor Of committing tho mur-
der. ne says that 10 committed tho crimo to
obtain Mr. Hamnett's monoy, but thas fo only
got about 415. He also atatea that burning tho
houso was unptontional.
Ernst, tho Jail officer at Hudson, N. T., nho
mas attaokcd by Waltz the day provionn to tho
lattor'a execution, will probably roooyor.
Religious.
Episcopal Church in tho South convened Sstur-
day morning in Louisville, XIV. An address MAS
acnt to tho Church in Groat Britain.
---!Tho Roman Catholic Arohbahops Of tho
gnttod states g. aro attending e0nyoostlon y IN IN
the pdyfbabflity of incrnRBinu tho uumbor OF
, 1874-05-04

uo At pnb!lo Auction. at tho southeast eosner Of
T"o!1th ana uanas1 On tao I'VE asy o. May CUM
ElEAt hs.yy toar, ho1.ss snto. .ats h.rnss,, hses
largo lot of sas, doors aud bnds 1900 foot It we'll
seAoueA cear Hinch lunahssi w. ooo iost 81 wo!laes.
hard dMopA unnbsft H. II. N0ab, NaestysS.
, 1874-05-04

Protestant Revolution, and It now stands, Aa It
did eight ccnturloa ago, IT tho hoad, Of al the
nau1os in our baptiamal rogistors. vllo John haa
again sunk into tho second placo-~our En9ash
H{4f7ldttes,
, 1874-05-04


oarth, az it the whole mountain woro about to
fall in. by the 22d Of February tho noiso had
increased most alarningly,-had Indeed
BECOME TERRIFIC.
The whole mountain wnH shaking, and somo tor
rible ousburst was momontarily expected. The
china md furniture in houses for miles around
wore violently Hllakon, aud tho inhabitants
thought tho ond OF all things had como. Mr..
Justice, who lives near tho mountain, told mo
that tho china in his hnnse WAS considerably
shaken. MeBsrs Camp Elliot. Morgan, Gilbort,
nnd many othcra living On aud near the moun-
tain, testified to tho actual shaking; and 1t ia rc-
ported TINT, noar the top Of tue mountain, v'o-
iont uphoayal, covering nearly mn aero Of ground,
was observed, which finally sank, sending forth
yapor and Htoam. I merely mention this last az
current report, but place no faith In it. IL I
waa oyor nearly oil the top OF tho mountain, and
Wo followed closely in Smiths footsteps,
along tho verge Of this prcolpico, over mnsses Of
rock hoapod III such wild confusion above our
heads that it soomod quito reasonable to nnp-
posc thcy had fallen from tho moon. mlsstep
would have plunged ua-whoro, I dare not think,
but probably we should bo falling yot: Present.
ly slnith givos . jump, aud We find ourselves
separated from hin by
! HUGE ouAaas.
| Smith shyB wo mtlst take oil our boots boforo
| jumping. Sam COCA no1ti and, before have
got my boots OF, thoy aro ont Of night. and
liayo to tako tho torrihlo loap alone. However.
Was determined not to bo, yanqalsllcd; 20
astoniBlol MO, and jumped. It is scarcely
| uoconsnry for mo to adl that went all over
without stepping to rcat on tho way. The chas'a
or ront IN tlla roc1a was not really so very wide
| not moro than 6 foot, nhould Hay but than 1t
| III all awkward place. tor tho opposite slde III
shelving, nt,sl re,luiros d greater distance to 10
coarod tint would osllorwiHo 10 nccossary. By
| tho timo had oyorlakan my companions, they
| wore climbing dawn tho face OF an almost por-
| rendc.l'ar rock, to little lodge Bolac u or 10
| foet beiow. Smith nnii tue rohaon was to got "a
National Republican., 1874-06-05
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I.eave i B fillmore lo:45 p. m.
Leave West Philadelphia
Arrive R e New e; York s:os m.
TRAINS RETURNING.
Philadsphis Express...A Arrives daily, except Sun
Limited Express.........Leays New York $50 q. U;
Arrive Washington 40s
Night Express. .........Lesve New York S. D.
Arrive Washington 6:l3 ..
IN. daily.
Connections are made in New York with steamers
on Sound, New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads. New York Central and Hudson River
railroad, Erie Railway and steamers on Hudson
river.
Fare as low as by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
sss residence; on orders Is At .,o the @ Ss &
tained: Northeast corner of Thirteenth street and
Pennsyvanl2 avenue; northeast corner OF skin
| street and Pennsylvania avenue, Passengers Sta
| tlOn Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, CORNER Oh
Sixth and streets. ED. 3. HOUNG,
e2-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1874-06-05
wORMLEf's HOTEL, "
ROCK EN0N SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA,


THIS romantic and health inspiring mountain re-
ope SorS Il Ssrs sGsi 0s a6s
thirteen miles from Winchester In beauty Of Iocs-
springs aTe exssiisd Within the .pscs @ of few
6iDsslons 81 remedial sssnt sus6 Rom the eiTth
maFksd they are espscisy adapted 70 6s IfS female male
parting new life and strength to the enfeehied.
The Hotel IL large aud substantial building, in
S sa1t.
ing 20 SSPsctou. hs which Y deyeted e music,
with hot and cold water; connected with them Is an
swimming pool thirty 5y eighty feet with
"A a goSd Band ot MYsie. suReriS! Bowling Alley,
grounds. and ample shaded walks afford amusement
&c: ss n as Se
Few miles distant, affords good fishing. Capon
Will b Sde eFeto here hSn aOod cda
cry being attached with careful drivers and hand
sone PSit Phaetons. especially provided for these
:, Route kSm Washington or Baltimore by the Bal
timore aud Ohio Rsilrosd TO Winchester, thence by
to the Springs. Through tickets may De purchased
In WashinFton or baltimore direct 70 the Springs.
From Alexsndria by o., A. N. railroad 80 VIM
The long experience Of the manager, the beauty
Sf sns tSf a t S % e
sssuring gpssts that no superior place cabe found.
monis RS5 Rspa sssS G per week. 80 per
Three dollars per day, tlf.sO per week, 90 per
mssnth fSr ySly s sHd AHSnst b,,r
until the s5th Of May, st wormIsy'sa Hotel, Wash,
ns'on' D. c after w W. a. r. & " %SsaEr
my2-WFA2m Proprietor.