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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20

This Is An especially appropriate season
of the year to make the windows beautiful
with plants. There is great pleasure in
bringing Spring indoors by collecting the
flowers which are now in bloom in the hot
house, and planting them in the handsome
boxes or baskets made for that purpose.
Window gardening Is delightful in winter
time. nevertheless. there the hardest plants
suffer more or less for fresh air. At this
time there are hours at noon when the win
d1ws can he thrown open, and the plants
which have been housed in greenhouses
will apparently speak their thanks for the
drink of fresh air and the contact with the
suns rays. The plants now in blossom arc
the hyacinth, narcissus, tulip, daffodil,
cencmaria, heath, violets, lilies of the val
ley, and several other varieties which are
charming as companions in the sitting room.
Shallow cigar-boxes are very useful for
planting seeds, and can be arranged to look
nicely in the windows. In two or three
weeks from this time it will be proper to
plant mgnonette ard sweet elysium. those
fra grant and most suitable plants for win
dow-boxes. The vine seeds should then be
put in the hanging baskets They are the
most hardy vines. The morning glory is
easily cultivated and is exceedingly grace
ful in leaf and flower. 1t will grow readily
in a sunny window. Violets, early flower
ing >now-drops, anemones, forget-me-not,
and primroses are the best plants for culture
in outside window boxes. The exquisite
loneliness of the rose Will not permit it to
be omitted from the window garden, not
outstanding it is with difficulty kept in
thriving condition. Tea and China roses
are the best adapted for culture in boxes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20
Very Nice Spring or Winter
Wheat Flour at Low Prices.

~ Good Goods, Quick Sales, and Fair Profits il
our motto. But don't take word for IT, Cal
and see for yourselves.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20

James Freeman Clarke is obliged to re-
fran from preaching for several Sundays.
on account of bronchial difficulty. lie
will take Southern trip.-Rey James
De Normandie (Unitarian) Of Portsmouth.
in recent Sunday evening lecture. took
strong ground against the woman's pray
ing crusade in the West, as injurious
both to the cause of temperance and re-
ligion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20

AT WESTON. JONES 4 BROS.
Burl nst0n Vt, March 6-wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20

tBY SINGLE AND DOUBLE Entry
Commercial Arit:lmciic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-20
4 good Ground Rio Coffee at SIS
cts. per pound.

Very nice JAPAN TEA, So cts: old prict
$IOO A good YOUNG HYSON
at G5 cts, old price 90 cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

THE SITUATION IN ARKAHsAs.-Captain
Rose telegraphs from Little Rock to the Adiu-
tapt General of the army that everything is
very quiet at Little Rock. Both parties had
signed an agreement for disbanding OF their
troops. Captain Rose had been telegraphed to
from the headquarters Of the Gulf TO recognize
Baxter as governor. and to deliver up the state
arms in possession Of the United States forces TO
him. Judge Mcclure, chief justice of the state
Of Arkansas, is en- route to Washington. The
judge gives it as his opinion that all the state
ments upon which Attorney General williams
predicated his opinion in the Brooks Baxter
case are false from beginning to end, and that
the courts of the state, including the supreme
court, have never had under adjudication the
case enormously made up by Mr.. williams.
With regard to the present condition OF Little
Rock be said the situation renamed unchanged;
that Brooks would continue to be RECON red as
the lawf al governor by the state auditor, treas
urer and attorney general, and, in fact, by all
the executive officers except Mr.. johnson, Sec
rotary of state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19
HPortlsnd, Oregon. crusaders are nned.
~Vhginia City, New, is to enforcs the com
nule0Yy sfhool lou

- Whano, Ofckous crusaders are nned.
@Nireinis Oity, New, is to enforcs the com
pulsory school law.
~The anticipated strike Of the New York
stage drivers did not take place.
~ Rev. DIR. Thomas Dewitt, sr., pastor OF the
Collegiate Reformed Dutch church, in New
city, died yesterday Of pneumonia, aged 50.
0The Hon. A. II. Stephens weighed seven
ty-two pounds when he reached bic home In
Georgia, a few days ago.
ga little girl who fell into q sewer a. Des
Moines. the other day, was valued az 900
and the corporation has got 90 foot the bill.
sVThe editor OF the Burlington (vtl Free
Press IL lucky enough 70 have the ladies' Of the
town specially praying tor him.
- The Stokes divorce case has ELECTED from
Edward stokes, noS prisoner at Sing Sing, q
brief account Of HE domestic infeliclties He
s oiscreeuy silent as 10 the probable cause.
- The council Of the Reformed Episcopal
church, after several days session In New York.
revised and adopted the prAyer-book and cd
tourned sine die.
- L<muel Hartzell died I'm Baltimore yestsr-
day afternoon nom the effects OF chloroform.
administered for the purpose Of performing an
peration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

MEETING or METHODIST BIsHoPs.-The
semi annual meeting OF the Methodist Episcopal
Columbus, Ohio yesterday. The following
Bishops were there: Simpson, of Pa: JaneF,
OF y. Y; Scott, Of Del; Ames. OF Nd; Bowman,
OF No. Foster, Of Ohio; Morrill,, OF Min; An
drews. of Iowa; Peck, OF Cal; and Haven of
Ga. The absentees are Morris, OF Ohio, infrm;
Wiley, Of IL, sick and Harris, of Ill, who il In
Europe. The business that will be brought be-
fore the body will be of interest 70 the entire
Methodist Episcopal church, the principal part
OF which will be the assignment of Bishops TO
preside over the various Conference Districts OF
the United States; 10 receive Communications
and act upon them, and render decisions uDoD
Questions Of ecclesiastical law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

ROCHESTER,, May ~ The Farmers and Me-
.haihc bank OF this city, OF Nhich Hon.
Thomas Rsines IL manager. closed it, doors this
morning. The failure OF = heavy dry goods
mouse = lev days since IL supposed % be the
immediate cause of the failure OF the bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

San FRANCISCO. MAY ia dispatch from
san Diego IN tins state, says: John %. Ever
end, bis wife and four children were founi mur-
dered in their house, twelve miles from this
city, There Is no clue 20 the murderers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19
RARE ARANroNEp Ar sFA.

N Ana NtHfNNp AT rEAs
larNncN, Nay 70 20 The barb AR from Pan
EaoUsA tOr Liverpool, Ia. beea abanSoned 4,
80 Part CT the crev we're saved and landed Al
llNtTIool.
rESrSTCTfvE FfRH ~ CoNsTANTrNorIx
C,NsTsETTNorLE, May ~ A Gre Last utsh.
in Gs'R-n, a large suburb OF this cftv d.ssrossss
ico homes, occupied mostly ny poor Jews.
THG CAR.
Iura,N, May l9.-The CEu went % Alder
shout this morning. The usual crowd gathere.f
O. &c h'm pass. A state ball In his hon1r a %
take place ~ sack ngasm pslscs to nigaG
AMNESTY roR bNtLKD roLEs.
Los noN May 10 Count Shcvslof, chef cf
TIE kutsan imperial hensshold police 90 -dav
esse sssursncss that all exiled Poles With the
exception OF two or three known ass ssssas NAV
return Ia Their native country.
THk prriLo N HIGH Lipp.
Paris May ia--lt a. Count de Nontebello.
lot Dune &c MontmOrency, who has sent .
challenge TO Prince ketternich. The cause OF
The Challenge r. the refusal OF the Princess
Metterusch 10 return the saiutatiOn at n bal. .
OF the Count de Mcntebello.
TEE CAR REVIEWS IA. 000 RuD coArs
LONDON, Msy l9.-The CEar reviewed 1900
trcops ~ AideIshou to-day.
TEE CABINET CRISIS IN FRANCE
PARIs, MAY i9.-Goulsrd has not a ven nm
the hcpe OF forming q ministry. he /. conttn-
uii negotlatiOre to-day. Daring the DIV Pre-
dent MscN shon gave aud ences TO Goalard,
bOro and Duke de Caves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

SENATOR BRowNLow on MIXED SoHOoLs-
The assault upon Senator BuOwnlow in the re-
cent Colored Meme Convention in Tennessee
has brought from him a keen letter, In which
he deDounces the .sabomiI able programme
ID re put orth in favor oftbe cO-educaton OF the
races, and declares that the . 900 white repub-
licans of East Tennessee have resolved 20 get
along without the colored voters sooner than
submit 10 this sum OF villainies and quntes-
sence of abOminatiOnsD
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LECTURES.
LECTURES.
WILL 8. - HALL,
w LHT-ace on s:rest, near FOurtssuth,
Al he request Of N any persons,
VI q. sUrRO
Has eonseat-d TO repeat hi. Leotare on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated By the CALCIUM LIGHT,
a. O'Clock on the evenings Of
TUESDAY, Nay II, SATURDAY. May IS, TUES
DAY, May Is, THURSDAY, May "a,
andsAIUEDAY, Maya

Al oEFs the disg. ANS aud yieEs exhi bitsd daring
the i-ctuFs al. De tEs f,iI gwtss.-&tp % tbs
l. ~, stst.S -51sibs t. 1lnsrsi kext Jn-; the
1-easUTr Chest - th- NJ los Digiftng Lihs Of
Coo ard stiy 81, tn ~ isO- Rang Il n lnJ Aus:
6eOirE.t al hi-IUTs; N cuHI Usvia on A. an Island
Tn ugh - TTsChyt-; Hos Comstlc k LDiR Urigin-
Ated H0Tses, FiI ing If the Fissare sith Gold and
silver; IttsI ion View e the Richrs. Mics in she
sorid; Two undred Millions Of Dollar Produced
Mouth Of tho satro Tunnel; Ooavs, ing Ar to
the n Tues, hzilToad; TIN Jpriug; BaTiaz ii plss
vHh Cen pTe-s.d Air Drills. y, pipsion with Miro
GiyeeTtue or Gis-t Powder. al ioe 81 %; yeli-
IGg, GsIdeni CdIlOEs h.css; Shafts As 4, exIe-
Ilof srd taieri9r' OF hentacE sn1 his IcS AS;
View from the sun rait over The Fsrty Mite Desert
kest~aCd VIZ Iogsrjs n mt p3vIds %; Yirgini
City snt Gold Hill, Shat 3G.0 Feet Deep; Capitol
Weight, " s,er, Ore, Waste Rock, AID q Ton OF
Sii, sr Every az; 60 c ,res Of Fire Wood Burned
10 q Il ursi Mining pumps; the 81 Orosksd
kaiIc sci IN the GRID; scOyery and Hiding Of re-
tn Opposition 70 the SutrO Tunnel; stock Gan
elinR; hsssalities II the CslifOruis 8.ok Ring;
cheating and Robb,ng tn Public; Brisiug OF udzss
and SisIarrss; I'm 3lsJ ing Vsnal Press; : II 90
Der GEJ the PROFITS Of these Manipulate va; Tower
ing ard Hosting 81 Ore. Water POssr Utilized in
Nipesi Mines 81 the III Az Mountains, in Germany;
COBsumptiye Miners--he causs II humanity de-
msnds a remedy; Accidents ia Mines; A Gave
Miners Buried Alive; Premature Blast-maimed
and blinded; pelugsd Mine-de.d bodies floating
jacket Mine-49 miners burned 70 death; Csc aoe
and Rescue thr.ugS the Tunnel; al4o, Views of
Mining Scenes in oil Parts Of the World.
Admission fres Tickets may be obtained on ap-
pIostien At the Cfiee Of Will srd's Ho'eI, st the
Metro pOliian Hotel, and ~ Msssrs. Philip 4 solo
BOIs' Boob store. Thse heretofore issued &c ID
for all lectures. IOhron- a Req msyn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

PRAoHKs.-The Wilmington dell commer-
cial Of Thursday afternoon says that the latest
report nom the peach country comes by way of
Middetown. A little canvass has been made
among the growers there, and the estimated
number Of baskets In that neighborhood, from
ire ept indications, is stated ct from $50 600 30
S0o, 900 baskets Should such q crop mature IL
will be the largest ever grown there with a
single exception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

THE RENOVATED CAPITAL.-Those who wish
to see the capital in the time of its greatest
beauty should see it now. 1t IL the cleanest,
haDdsomest, most verdant city in the land =,
thanks to the Board Of Public Works, whose
wonderful operations have given every house.
holder little park and two or three trees in
front of his residence. Here, on ali most every
stretches of greensward between the dewalks
and the porches little taste and money will
enable anybody to embower his house with
vines and set 1t Off with flower beds. The ia
nous fathers who laid out this grand city preb-
ably never dreamed of the beauty which these
streets and avenues would so easily assume.
Thrifty young shade trees have been set out
everywhere, and il is difficult for the imsgina-
ton 10 conceive more delightful exterior than
Washington lie beginning to wear under the new
resime.-Wash. Cor. Boston Herald.
THs PENNSYLVANIA Coal TEApE-The
total Of anthracite marketed for the week end
ing on the 9Th instant amounted to 457 96I tons
and for the coal year 5, ii9 1854 tons, against
500, 1862 tons to corresponding time last year
being r decrease of 207 ,2l5 tons. The btu
min0us TONNAGE for the week Is rs. 1851 tons, and
for the year $50 94 tons, against 93l 6JS tons to
same time last year, giving total of all kinds
6439 AS TONS against ,5Ss 410 tons % same time
last year, being decrease of las, 1872 tons. At
Port Richmond for the week ending the 10th
inst. the receipts OF coal were $1,000 tons, the
shipments 30 600 tons, leaving l07 900 tons on
hand Freights are now quoted at sI75 to Prov
ldence, s2.15 to Boston, and SO cents to New
York. The tonnage the past week shows an in
cre ase Of nearly $4,000 tons, and is principally
t,nues fully up to expectations, but the trade lie
without special feature. In reference to the
bituminous trade We observe q report in circu-
lation that operations have just been suspended
Allegheny county, Philadelphia
Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

TIE SENATE Naval Committee to-day agreed
to a favorable report on the senate bill provid
n that a naval vessel and naval OIL GERS be de
tailed to instruct youths in naval ssien ,e a.
Boz ton, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and San Erapeiscn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

MN NATIo 81 b, President sent the fol-
lowing non in atoms TO the Senate to-dsy:-Ful
ton Paul, of y. Y, to be consul at Trinidat
Fc tmsster -Z~semba Jackson. at Ellsworth
Kan; John LiDgsfelr, at HOllidsysburga, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

~The three escared prisoners from thu
Towsontown, Nd, Jail were recaptured by De-
tectives Mitchell and Shaefer, of Baitimore.
and returned % that inetitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

THE CABINET SESSION to-day was attended
by all the heads of Departments Mr.. Delano,
who has been absert fIom wssblngt IN for some
days, having returncd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

Costa Rica, from Panama, touched at San
Diego Sunday evening. She reports that the
government ct San Jose de Guatem ala had
settled with Consul Magee for the recent out
rage upon his person by paying 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19
NeWnpaper Change

RICHMOND, May i9.-The Enquirer, OF this
city appeared this morning under new man
agement, that Of w. w. Berry & Co., with Mr..
Berry as chief editor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

OUT OF WoRK.-The Reading (Pa) EAGLE.
announces that the W0ol-hat Manufacturers'
union, Of that state resolved 20 suspend All one
Iafions by the close of the week, throWfne
thousands Of people out Of employment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19
The Centennial.

PBiLADFIFHs. Nay 10 The executive cam-
mit'ee Of the United Ststes Centennial COM
m 'sston held n meeting a. the rooms OF the COM
mission. Mr.. Daniel .. Norpali pre.ded The
meeting Was for the purpose OF agreeing upon
the rei oft OF TIE committee, which wall be pre-
sented 10 the comm sSi0n to-m0rrOw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

1sTBRNAL RgvkNu s.-The receipt from this
source to-day were s2.f 500 S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.-The House
Committee on Appropriations agreed yester
day, at the written request of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, to defer action
upon the postal telegraph bill till the 9th inst
at which time the company will be heard
through their attorney, Mr.. LOwery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19
BALLS, &c.

FESTIVALS.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
The ladies Of the Fret Presbyterian Church will
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
~ the Chul ch, on IA street near City all, on tho
evenings q WEDkESnhY, tn BSDAY and + 81
DAY. N AZ 20: h, .lst ard 22i. ml8-5t
STBhW BERRY FESTIVAL, FOR FURNISH.
- Ing III en- CIisl Church. -Four nights, beginning
IUEsDAl N ~ l9sb, at Chapel, l4ih and Vermont
avenue. skatins Rink, showing six thous and
wONiLg figures. Mrs. JOisys Wax Works. &C.
&C. Tickets at door. msyl6 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

The ATWOOD CAR WaERL.-The House
Committee on Patents have agreed to report
adversely upon the extension of the Atwood
car wheel patent. This patent Is used by every
railroad In the country, including street rail-
roads, and the opposition to its extension has
been very great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

RKPuBIIcAN VICTORY In CUMBERLAND
Inc municipal election held in Cumberland,
Maryland, yesterday under the new citv
charter, resulted In the election of Hon. VIM.
X. McCully, republican, for mayor, by sixty
-FOUR majority. The council stands six republic
cans and six democrats. Last year the demo-
Gratis had the mayor and entire city council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19
A RT ENTERTAINMENT,

ri KT ENTERTAINMENT,
Aa,up.prTTS9sS given AT The
MAY 10Th AND 10Th, 1874,
commencing at O'Clock, for the heDeht Of said
chnrch. Adults tickets, Is cents. Children, half
pilce mayls4s'
0LpEo. ON Exhibition and Sale lNRw No
$50 .r 439
'IH ETY. .,.pv., (1TH ST.
10. 439 18th street, between u and streets eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrsy ings, Ohromos, &c
Also, largest stock Paper Hanginss, Window
shades, Picturs, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sels, Rings, Nails, &C., In the District.
STERMs CASH.
A LII KINDS OF CASTOFF WEARING APP
"A PAREL car be sold tn the very best ad vantage
By addressing calling on JUSTB
Gig u street, between 9Th and 7th N W
SCtss eY all promptly attended to. Cash paid fl3-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

PENSION FOR THE WIDOW OF CAPTAIN
HALL.-The House Committee on Naval Affairs
to- day agreed to report bill in favor of giving
the widow OF Capt. Hall, of Polaris fame a pen
SION of $50 per month and the amount of her
husbands unpaid salary-up to the time the
crew Of the Polsris were harged-amount-
ing to about Al, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

THs STATEMENT coming from Hartford con-
corning the serious illness of Senator o. s.
Ferry, we are assured, upon the best author
ity, is entirely incorrect. The Senator has rus;
returned to his home in Connecticut for the
first time during the present Congress, and is in
as good health as at any time within the past
year.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL fhEATER.
Ofioe Of ThestSr
II hral performances II America OF
SIGNOR Tom $50 SALvINI
LAST NIOHf BUT TWO,
FABEWrlG MATINEE or
AIGNOR TOMASO SAIVlNl,
TIL GRAATEs1 sF LIVING t0TORS
II Mat. HAYLEc
rALYIEI in ~. nninue m persouation OF
HAMLET.
THURSDAY EyENISG-Ths GLaDI tTOR
oAbNiei as = - hAO1 aTUR.
BEHkFIr OF sIGNOR SaLVTNI
DAVID GAhhI)K.
SALNIEI In the favor te r ,le ns.sUL LIVAy
SATURDAY Ma, %,
FARfWELL StLVINI MATINEE
CALVIN in his grand aud wor d-famOss imper-
Reserved seats. Drrh-ttsa ara P.-qust Oirce. 81;
Dress CtTela, 20, Gene- 4 admit 81; illery,
~ cents; Priva'- BoNds. Tl5 ard 92),
MOBDAY, MAJ IS,
mhs LANDER, Supported oy a powerful Nm-
pany. mayl9
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IHB SAFE BURGLARY Upon ths conclusion
OF the evidence OF Mr.. Harlan before the joint
congressional committee investig sting District
affairs, this morning, (printed elsewhere in TIE
STAR the committee held a session with closed
doors and proceeded to examine Detective Car
ter, or Baltimore, on the subje matter OF the
recent safe robbery in the District Attorney
ohce. He was examined up to the time OF the
commencement in open session of the after
noon proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

All persons owning or u Ing strong draft horses,
namely: Livery Stable kee pers, les Companies,
Brew III prsssmep, &C. are hereby titled that
pay OEs THOUSAND DOLLARs to the owner
OF any Of PAIR0F H. RISES ABLE To PULL Me
AWAY FROM A STRETCHER, upon which /
shall occupy horizontal position, the traces fast
ct ed O. ouDd my body.
All those who intend TO cnmplete for this prize
are requested to cali, with their horses at my place
of business, llth street, p ave-
Iue. on or before the 49, Of May, 1874 On the Sra
pAY OF JUNE the match will come off, at LIEF
ELfB'5 WASHINGTON CITY 9ARDEN See
plscsids. tmayi56'I VIM. HEYG5TER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

The REPRESENTATIVES, from the southern
states held another meeting in the room of the
House Committee on Agriculture last evening,
TO agree upon united action in reference to re
funding the cotton tax. Fifty-seven members
were present. After thorough consideration
OF the subject the caucus agreed to unite on q
measure very similar TO what is known as the
White bill, introduced some time since by Mr..
White, of Alabama. They were unanimous in
the opinion that it was their duty to make a
night on this bill and strenuously insist upon its
passage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19
A QUIET 81 MMER HOME.
"a EAIIEY HnAn

n VALLEY HONE
Is nestled amid The mountains of Virginia, twelve
miles west Of Winchester, Eve from Rock
knen, and thirteen from Cspon Spriags; HAv
directly "en-route' from Winchester 10 lE.W
10th Chaly beate ard SULPHUR water, of exc -II-li
quality, within ID miles Terms for board from sf5
20 ESQ per month. Children, under IL years. hail.
price. CITY references given IL required. Every
reaFonable effort will be made TO make the place a
. enc for all. Address Mrs. 3. 3. CORE Rock
Greek Valley, Frederick county, Va. mayl9-2E
VORDANis WHITE sULPHUR sPKING5,
frederlck county, Va. only one and :. . a
half miles from Stsphenson's Depot p o. NA0
aud nye and half miles southeast Of VIM S.5H III
chester, Will be open first tay of Ju-e T-s
buildings have been much improved by con-nuni-
Ctalybeate spring il IL II ne order.
BATES is OF charges: ard per day, IS; per week,
sH 81; per month"; OF p days, $50. Children and
eSloIed servsnts half price. White servants three
i0urths price or according 20 accommodations. For
May, June, September snd October, liberal dsduc-
tiOus will Be made
Pamphlets for distribution at the Springs, Cole
man Rogers, aud Ebbitt House, Washiagton
Bound trip tickets, gso5 until November l. from
Baltimore, 50 s., from WASHINGTON, $3.50
nylS-lm K &. JORDAN, Owner and Prou'r
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SkxT gxAfIHG WORKS, l0O Hains aveaue
r. s1s ne H. - osflst: eslIsa foc "a reegnse