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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

CgCncu SERVICES. &c, To.MoRRow.-
,,;.tM Churca.-Servi:s ct II 3. m. and 1880
:, n. nv Rev. Il. Sutcr.
81 Fau!s Church Service s: a. N. and
r NJ. by Rev. Dr.. Norton.
Grace church. -Sers;c, at l G. N. No
,,,v;oe at night:
s. Marys Uwc5.-Nlass at 7 ard II am.
Un;on Presbyterian Mnrca tFirst Chutca)-
sarvice s, IL q. ID. and 1880 p. N. by Raw. DE-.
bulIccS. r,, c
n, and $50 =. m. hy Rev. VIZ. Dinaiddie.
Meth, Fps. Church -Servce at II a. ill.,,
md 7:3o =. IL. preaching by the pastor,
Rev J.. Il pears'. -
With k3i5 Church. Sou!h-Sarviea at IL
-, apd $50 y. in. by Rev. ". *, Boyle.
% Ih TO. Chuch Service at l | n IL. and
10 n IN. ~ R4v ". t. Graham.
RrptH. Chwch-Sarvioe at / q. 81. aud
80 =. u. By Rev. W. S. Penick.
Gern,ua Lutheran at p. Ct.
l0nq MEMS christian Assoctatio@. --
pfacer tnsci:aE 10 lhs H. Il. Church South ii I
+. N. Aims ucase at p p. n. jail at ?. u.
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HADEAs CoRpUs.-A writ OF habaas corpus
was sued out this morning by Thornton Dole
man, through his counsel. A. W. Chllton ann
Edmuod Burke. for the possession OF ms
daughter, Lena Dolemsn, aged II years W" suo
is alleged to be detained 10 the CUSTODY g, .ho
neitioners' wife, the mother OF the gi!l. Dae
mans wife Abandoned him some linio ssu,
c,rrying away ali the householu luru''u.G Ino
the ohi!d, cDd has ever sl1oe p:eu ,, I,s,
apart Judge Lowe issued toe VIII ha aba, Of
n,orandr;a c)upty, where the parties RESIDE
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last nigh,

ACCIDENTS. While young daughter. OF
Nlr. e. u. Eaton, autor of the market bu,ld'
log, was emerged 10 kindlng lire at heF
fathers resdeoce, this mHroag. her hs'r.
which wos Aowing loosely. took ,flro,, and was
considerably burned before her brothcr; woo
was standing by, could ez,logul5h Inc names
Fortunately the youog girls ta'a was not
burned. m,
A three year old sou OF Alderman tn1ms'
Y. Rishell slipped on the ICE at his 1athcf
r.odsno,. vest, rday evening, aud struck bis
hcad violen,Jy against the edge of a bu,ket, To-
Gic,ioy a severe wound over his eye. Ihe
wound sWel!ed during ths night and this mora
inp the eve was c'os.d acd the child SO sick rs
TO require medical attention.
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OYSTERS

NYSrEHsl OYSTERS
}. K ROBERTS
Has established 10 OYSTER SHUChlNG
HOUSE q. tho Oyster dock, aad will keep con-
stsn.ly on hand q supply of thu FIN EST OIS-
TERS broug ht 20 this msrket, having !acllilies
superior to others in tho business. Families
SUPPLIED at short notice and satisfaction gusran-
teed. Prices low Orders solicited. SAP 26-tt
yE.lLLIAM II. SMITH.
DEALER IN
FRESH AND Sailed FISH.
FISH WHAEE AND STALLS CITY NJ Az
HET,
would inform dealers and others That ne is pre-
! pared TO furnish thom with oil kind Of
POTOMAC FISH.
at the Lowest possible prices. would call the
attention Of buyers TO tho fsct that my. brand
etands 70 / in market at all tlmea and intend
to sustain lily reputation in that respect
My stalls, Nos. 4 and .. Fish Market will be
supplisd with fresh fish every morning. They
will be sunerintouied by MIR. James Il. Grimes,
ST., and families can depend on getting the best,
whether they como in person or send orders.
Persons 1t distance wanting Fresh Fish csn
depend on getting them packed in good order.
! ass- all orders addressed to W NJ. y. SMlI
| Alexandria, va. will receive prompt attention.
msc
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DAISINS-Layer and London Lsyer, in
~ boxes, halves and quarters. loose Muscatel.
Vslencis and Saedless kaisins, just received and
for sale tWast current rates by
j. G. MILBURN,
10 north ROYAL st.
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,.iatra;l3uS CT tac virl2us Sunday schools Goa
,iou, 10 be matter Of daily oeeG::eEc'. Last
in, there were n, less haa three q theu.
IL: ell iran Ct 81. Mayy's chu,ch asiembI
- il s.. Msry's ba; az D p. 10. saa r&n4ordGs
.H,h ~ aud varied programme Of "1si and
,a.!usl.ytll 1u5c. .ecl!a,losS tabt4aGX ~
Ils u.usc Was Xc.rtloaaiIy coed and Was
much con1eoiea b. ali who We're present. 4
m.lnmo!h Christmas tree WAS provided lot the
,lltjreu AID ita burdens ci good tbiog were
distributed al the end 81 the percfmarc,s. AS
lie hs IS an Ill nu- ard ulaay pe9sors wars
u1.!I. tl gaia aLniss:og. the ctter;.,emcat
sill BE- repaa:ei tex; 'i3a,s.y Li:h: for ihclr
t,nCh:.
The NJ. T. cautch, Stath. "aa packed with
pel2le, both oa the ma;D flor aua 10 tie gal
s,i.s l.s; ught, ct $50 . clock. The cx7rn'scs
we're opened With singing by ;la scholars CT the
sunday school, fJlowei VIII prayer ty the
pas.or. Numerous oaros, solos aaa rcsllatlous
ojl)wed. and the candles cuts ~. !rom tvs
.rse Cailstmas trees, on either site o: the
nba.c.I, were Distributed to the cal!j:cu. The
mss striking iacd ;nt OF the evening was the
yrna,ioa OF the IL o;io, over ;ha pu'p'. E;ca
sS,scot up By onc 81 is members Il large gut
letter :he beater v,cl[ing Sciafua' 1tiS''
b,gneog With that letter. lie letters Wtre
;!accd upon Gl:cS stretched over tue puiph ioI
hat I,u9pos', AID when ali wer, up formed ih'
words, "Enm sauol. Goa with Us. The
whole vas surmuuuted By crowo, brcuEh up
by little girl, vi 0 rroocuocad the words Grown
Hin Lord Of al" The entire congregation
lhso arose AID surg Tic "Coeooa:i>a byma.'
aad after q short sd rs by The h.v. W. ~
Bowie were dismissed. Nj. L. j.. NanAuken,
teacher cf toe Young ladies Bible class received
present OF g ha:;asoln, ti:c, OF sisSec"aTe
rom hi. GLASS
All the seats 10 III. bJiy III iih NJ r.. o':"faa
77ere pa,ked with he children End yuGaS peo
,,!e of The Sunday school. while The ptWa !n
inc rear and tbs ga'lsgins were c:owttd With
visitors and macy stood 10 The as!es. Eight
Christmas trees, beautifully decorated and
ndencd, STOOD 10 circle nn the p!asloTin.
Leaflets. c1ntaining Christians sonss. We're
distributed, from ThicA !he chGrsn aaaE win
= hearty coed will Among the most Interest
ing features Of the cess 90 we're c.T;aio tSoa
t,meuts with sas3s!; the sending UP vi hot
sir balloon, and the t2hi:iiioa OF Il IsTgo uuG:-
,er Of scientific Bih!iea! a3d a!nnsGg escapes.
,b,oeo upoa a largo screen by stcCenptc'p'
IN which the .!cuG HIGHT was used. his part
f the entertainment was followed by The di:'
ribution to the Sunday school scholars OF more
hsa six hundred bags o. caady aod ou;S' s1u
a barrel of apples. The Sunday scho'i mace Mao
10 presents, but at The close ct the aboEe ca
lribuliou. several gifts wero presented e
rescoe,s By scholars or 10 scholars by 9eachtfS'
Two beautiful go!G medals wire also g;Ven-
ace to Miss Lille D7a and the alberto Nl'l1
&. Chauooay,, for SUCCESS ia Suoday ssloo
wnk, Its generally agreed inst 'ho E'en
ipg passed most delightfully."-.
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSl-We are
~ receiving new goods every day, suitable
for Xmas presents. LEAF 81 OHLER,
dec IS 101 King street.
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ONE Oh THE OLDEST AND BEST rs.
TASLISHED PAPERS III fA r
COUNTRY.
THEUNLY DAILY pApEHl In NORTH
ERN VIRGINIA.

CIRCULATION STEADILY INGRGA3
1NG-ONE OF THE BEST ADYER-
Using MEDIUMS IN
THE STATE.
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yXTAGONSl WAGUNSl WHEELBAR.
w ROWS! WAEELBARROW Sl Just
received .ico lot Of the above which wa are
sailing at low plices MCLEAN 81 UHLER,
decl9 l07 King street.
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vITIXENS' NATIONAL BANK,
u Alexandria, December 90 1873.
The Annual Election for Directors of this
Bank will bs held nj the Banking House on
TUESDAY, January ll:h, 1879, between In g
hours of ii and II o clock nj:
dec2O-wtd VIM. Il. LAMBERT, Cashier.
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rent Ga Queen street IA feet inches, aud 10
IGspth 100 feet to 90 alley Is feet wide to L, Z.
Ssidnore for s425. "'N' 49,

CONS OF PURITy.-The Grand Lodge oI l.
oops and Daughters of Purity. colored, YVES
es"ea TO ORDER IN this city, Yesterday morniag,
BY tie Grand Master, II. L. Harris, of this
CITY, with Geo. A. Newman, of Harrisonburg,
va Grand Secretary. the other stations being
properly filled.
.!he Lodge vas opcacd 10 form, and toe ccu.
'alteee on credentials haviog been appointed,
they retired to deliberate, and during the TO-
'crIn, tue Grand Lodge degree was copferred
on tho representatives of the District Grand
Lodges OF PENNSYLVANIA. Maryland, the Dis
t'los OF Columbia, North Carolina aud Mich
igao.
The Grand Masters address was then pro
sented, showing that during the year three new
nails Tad been dedicated, IL new lodges formed.
ooo new members added to the fraternity, AID
only deaths had occurred. Among the recon-
mendatioos is one that the Grand Lodge shall
foster system analogous to the life insurance
plan as carried On by the CO operative companies
CT the present dsy.
Tho report OF the Grand Secretary was also
presented. end showed that the order was in q
healthy ii oanciai condition. 81, 500 having been
paid out ior relief and other purposes during
the present year, and $1,000 being now On
hand.
AHE tOLD w EATHER.-lho cold weather
Of yesterday was increased rot little last
night by violent gale of wind from the north
west. which chilled everybody whc was so ua.
fortunate Is TO be exposed to lis rigor. The
ICE On the river has Increased in thickness, aud
although there Is track open in the channel
still tha movements Of beats aud vessels arc
considerably interierred with. The ferry steamer
City Of Alexandria attempted to make q tip
to Washington, this morning, but was uaable
to get iur:her than Geisb BRO, 90 account of tho
heavg zee in tho Eastern Branch; the tugs Kate,
Mary Lewis spd Comst. however, sucoeslad
ie reaching Washington With a tow OF oyster
boats. TIE railroad transfer tug Beaverton
was uoabie to get her barge across the river
this morning. The tugs Wm. e. Bell and
Potomac started dowo the river this morning
with the schooner FIorecce |. lockwood in
tow. The steamer John Gibson is expected
to leave tonight for New York, should she
succeed in getting dcwa from Georgetown. The
Lady OF the Lake and John ". Thompson
will make thtir regular trips on Monday. Ow-
iog to the ice 10 Delaware Bay and the Della.
ware and chesapeake Canal, the Philadelphia
steamer will not make hsr trip on Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-20

21@4c. -Butter-western
table, choice. 15G20c; butter, country, loo
l5c; eggs, ga Zoe; nails. per kegs 81; vlne-
gar, per gallon. 1S@25c; tobacco, per 10,
43@90c; spice, 19c; pepper, l619c; sardines,
$l4Gl4 50; oysters light. l ID, 55@
Coo; oysters light. ID, $l@l 10; coal
oil. Tic; matches, So 25@6 so; cotton rope,
lie; grass rope, Il@l21&c; powder, kegs,
IS So; shot, patent, 81 90@2; soda, kegs,
&c; soda, assorted cases, 5@51Sc; cheese,
nominal, 10c; new raisins, 81 1892 %.
by TELEGRAPH
ST. LOUIS, June 19-Flour quiet. Wheat
frmer, 81 Oh. Corn higher, 3515c cash. Oats
quiet, 25c. Whisky, 81 05. Pork firm; job
bing, 80 1909 so. Lard higher, 6.70@6.75.
Bulk meats strong and higher; 45s@416, So
G51sc asked for winter meats. Bacon higher,
5@51S, $500, 61Sc.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-Flour dull;
family. 50 75@4 50. Wheat dull; red, 9Oc.
Corn dull, 39@42c. Oats quiet, 2S15 q 30c.
Hay dull. $9@ll. Provisions advancing,
with improved demand. Pork, 80 80 bid.
so asked. Lard steady; choice leaf, fierce,
SC; kegs, SC. Bulk meats steady, 5, 558 a
sac. Bacon steady. 5, 6@64c. Sugar
cured hams, 1O24@11c. Whisky, 81 o..
CHICAGO, June 19.-Flour dull. Wheat
active. higher and strong; No. 2, $3.50 cash,
9234c July. Corn active, firm and higher; SIC
CASH, o'-4C July. OdIs dCtINe anu d shaue
higher; 24lic cash, 2378c July. Pork strong
and higher; 80 25 cash, 50 25@9 2712 July.
Lard active, firm and higher; 6.S215@6.95c
cash, 6.S5@6 871sc July. Bulk meats strong
and higher, AS, 5.30@5.50c. Whisky, 81 05.
NEW YORK, June 19.-Flour steady.
Wheat in fair demand and higher; I'M
graded spring, 95c@$1 03. Corn active and
a shade higher; steamer, 42@434c. Oats
quiet but steady; mixed western, 30@
SIC. Coffee dull Sugar irmer; Cuba, ia
at Ice; prime, TIC. Molasses quiet
Pork firmer, SO 25@10 50. Cut meats quiet.
Middles, SIC. Lard-more doing, 7.171s@
72Oc. Cheese quiet, 3@711c. Whisky nom
inaIly 81 0816.
CINCINNATI, June 19.-Flour dull.
Wheat g9iet; red, S5e@Sl: Corn Se quiet b but
quiet buq firm; SO IS bid, $40 asked. Lard
in good demand and but little offering; cur
rent make, 690c bid; kettle, 714@74c. Bulk
meats strong and higher, 1905, 53S@55s
@54c. Bacon strong and higher; SIS.
5. 85@6 10c. Whisky, 81 o.. Butter dull
and lower; creamery, 1615@18c. Hogs
active and higher, 1903 IS; receipts, 2l59
head; shipments, $40 head.
NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-Flour qui, t |
and weak; super6ne, 50 so. Corn dull, 51@ |
SIC. Oats quiet and weak, 3119@32c. Pork |
strong; held at $40 IS Lard steady; tierce, |
7@754c; kegs, '74@724c. Bulk meats scarce
scsrc a' and i" 6r@, 81 65sS64c. Coffee
steady; Rio,s cargoes, 1424@17c gold Su-
gar quiet; common to good common, Go |
sac; fair to fully fair, 6B@7z9c; prime to
choice, 74@914c; yellow clarified, 81.@8Ac. |
Molasses dull; common, 23@25c; fair, ESQ |
28c; prime to choice, 30@42c. Rice active |
and firm, 6@7c.
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TRUSTEES SAEE.
TTRUsTEE'S SALE-Under and h,

TU>RUSTEE'S SALE-Under and by virtue of
- the powers conferred upon me by three several
deeds In trust to wit: One made and executed by J.
j. Sears and his wife, Florence Sears. dated August
g. 1874, and recorded in the Office of the Register of
Shelby county. In book l02, page 470 another made
and executed by the same parties, dated October B.
1874, and recorded in book l02, page $50; anu
the other made and executed by !. J. Sears, dated
May 20, 1875, and recorded in book II, page 2O4;
payment OF the Indebtedness therein seveTally and
respectively set forth, will, saturday. 29Gn
day Of June, ISIS, at the hour of II o'clock
m, at the southwest corner of Madison and Main
streets, In the city of Memphis, sell the highest
bidder for cash. the following described lot OF lands
In Shelby county, Tennessee, tO-Wit: Lot No. OF
the survey Of lands of the estate OF Mrs T.. C.
Tucker, deceased: Beginning the south side OF
Union avenue at the northeast corner of lot No.
Themes with said avenue eastward ) 1900 chains
to the west side OF RembeIt avenue: thence southwark
with the west side of Rembert avenue 30 lOU chains
to the northeast corner OF lot No. 3: thence west
ward, at right angles with RembeIt avenue. chains
to southeast corner Of lOt No thence n rih with
the line OF lot No /, 2S-l00 chains 10 the begin
ming, containing seven 3l0D acres.
Also, the following described lot of land. lying In
the city OF Memphis, Shelby count. TeRneSs ZEE, on
the west side of Causey ST Get, and known ami de-
scribed as the undivided third pant of lot L. I'm
streets. having front Causey for the whole
lot of seventy-fve feet and running back two hun
dred feet to the bayou. The right OF redemption is
expressly waived, and the right OF dover Tein-
Qulshed in said trust deeds, and the titles are good
but sell and Will convey only trustee. This 2qth
day of May, 1873. A WOODRUFF, Trustee.
B. p Anderson, Attorney
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Tone Of the market at 1905, easier, and /
70 points lower; 1917, weak; las, firm;
2;28, steady; 3:l7, strong. Sales, 1900
bales.
New Orleans closed dull and easy at ii &c
for middling. Sales. $50 bales; receipts. net,
25S bales; Rros :, 255 bales; exports to Great
Britain, 34S7 bales; coastwise, 1888 bales;
stock, 40,1l7 bales.
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported
the market dull and elsier; middling up
lands, cid; Orleans. 6 7-16d Sales, 5000
bales. Receipts, $500 bales, 2250 of which
were American.
Liverpool arrivals opened with sellers at
1-32d decline; June-July and July August,
6 7-32d; August-September, 9-32d; Sep
TENDER October, 6 ll-32d. At 2 o'clock:
June-July, 3-16d; August September, SID;
September October, 5-16d; October Novem-
Der, 9-32d. At five o'clock G,Tirdls were
steadier.
The movement at the ports was reported
as follows:
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WHITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS !
Monroe Co., East Tennessee.

THIS celebrated summer resort for health and
l. pleasure, VIII be opened the First OF June
for the reception OF guests. 1t is situated top of
the ChilhOwee Mountain, fifteen miles southeast of
Mouse Creek, the nearest point on the East Tenn,
Va. and Ga. Railroad. The hotel and springs are at
an elevation of 1900 feet above the Conasauga val
ley and 5000 feet above sea level In dry pure and
very inyigorat1ng atmosphere, afordng an extensive
view OF the surrounding country, whose scenery Is
unsurpassed. We have good band of music, at
tenive servants and all other accommodations to be
found at first-class watering place.
THE RATES OF BOARD REDUCED, VISA per week;
$50 per month. Special rates to families.
Visitors to these Springs can obtain excursion
tickets over all southern railroads. For particulars
apply for descriptive pamphlet. giving analysis, etc
j. II. MAGILL, Proprietor
Mouse Creek and White ClIfI Hotels.
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Eatingis a Torture.

And sleep often a mere tTavesty of repOSe, to the
dyspeptic. Appetite is coIrespondingly impaired by
this most prevalent of maladies, and headaches,
biousness constipation, poverty of the blood loss
of flesh and of vitality, and a thousand annoying
and ndescribable sensations are its cOncomitants.
1t is, moreover, the progenitor of numerous and
formidable bodily disorders. Obstinate as it is,
however, its complete eradication may be effected by
the persistent of Hosetters Stomach Bitters, a
medicine which communicates both vtgor and regu-
larty to the organs of digestion secretion,
lakes the bowels gently but thoroughly enrches and
pures the blood pr )moes appetite, and gives tran
constitution and feeble physique who use this superb
tonic nfaliby derive from 1t the stamina of which
they stand much in need and it is invariably
cessful in remedying and preventing malarial
diseases.
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DRY GOODS.
IRY TELEGRAPH.l

NEW YORK, June 19-Business contin
ues quiet in all departments. Cotton goods
were in light demand at first hands, but fairly
steady. Prints dull. Ginghams sluggish.
Cotton dress goods quiet and unsettled.
Heavy fancy cassimeres, cheviots and worsted
coatings do fairly. but selections are light.
Kentucky jeans were in rather better request.
Foreign goods quieter,
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Trustees Sale.
SATURDAY, june ae ISIS.


ID +. Risk. and which is recorded in the Registers
Office OF Shelby county, Tennessee in book No. 10S,
page 1Sq, and at the request of the beneficiaTeS,
and for the purpose of paying the debts In said deed
mentioned, will, on
Saturday, June s2, ISIS.
in front of the courthouse door, in Memphis, Ten
tion and sell to the highest bidder for cash. by lot
at time, the property in said trust deed mentioned,
designated and described as follows, to-wit: Two
certain lots Of land situate and being in the county
of Shelby, State OF Tennessee, in the city of Mem
phs, designated follows: The first of said lots is
lot number seven n in Robertson Tops subdivi-
sion of block No sixty five 1851, in the plan of said
city, which subdivision is recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of Shelby county in book No.
twentyeight 1881, pages 52S and 52q; said lot No.
seven "a Is between Beale and GayoSa streets, and
1851 feet, and runs back eastwardly, between two
parallel lines, one hundred and fifty feet to alley,
being the same lot conveyed to said Risk by James
Elder by deed recorded in said Registers office. in
book No. 81. pages 3S0-1-2.
The second Of said lots is on the west side of
Avery street. between Vance and Elliott streets,
bounded as follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner OF Isaac Joness lot, the west side Avery
street; running west with said JOnes's south line
one hundred feet, more or less, TO point midway
between Avery and Causey streets; thence south
Eron A1kins's east lie; thence east one hundred
feet, more or less, With McNabb's north line TO the
west line of Avery street; thence north with the
line of Avery street thirty-seven feet and half
inch to the place OF beginning The equity Of
demptfOn is waived and the title TO said property is
believed to be good and perfect but shall sell and
convey only as trustee ]. NJ. GREGORY, Trustee.
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SUMNER RESORT.
JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM

a. Springs. Rock bridge County, Va
These delightful Springs eight miles from
Goshen Depot. on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
from which point elegant coaches run regularly over
a good road through beautiful and picturesque
country. The Improvements are entirely new, and
embrace Ill the modern conveniences for the most
comfortable accommodations. The principal hotel
In addition to ParOrs. Dining room, Ballroom, ETC.,
contains upward OF one hundred chambers all newly
furnished, with gas and electric bells in each Qhe
only summer resort in Virginia which has, There
are also superb cottage accommodations. Post and
telegraph offices in the hotel Two daily mails from
all points. In addition to the Alum waters, whose
medicinal qualities too well known TO specially
refer to- there Is the grounds of the strongest
and best Chalybeate Springs In the country which Is
q direct and powerful tonic For further particIl-
lars terms. ETC, circulars AT MesSrs Mansfield
Co s and g. W. Jones Il Co.'s, Druggists or address
by letter JOS. n. WOODWARD,
Manager, at the Springs,
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BON Aqua SPRINGS

THIS charming summer resort located eight miles
i from Bon Aqua Station, thirty -nine miles from
Nashville, the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road. Will open for the reception Of visitors June
l. 1878. The association have this year built very
attractive 2-story hotel to meet the increased de-
mands OF its visitors: The waters of these Springs
are celebrated for their recuperative effects upon
delicate men and women, shattered and exhausted
constitutions we'll as for the cure of diseases Of
constipation and summer complaints of children,
diseases of the Kidneys and skim and menstrual
disorders ETC. The elevation is 800 feet above Nash
Vile Atmosphere, cool, dry and salubrlous.
BOARD-Per month, S35; per week, s o: per day.
81: Special rates for families. Children and serv
ants half price.
Railroad fare forthe round trD 80 IS. Correspond
ence invited Address " Bon Aqua Springs ASsOcia-
tion," or A. GENNETT, Business Manager,
. Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn.
DR.. A. Morrison, Resident Physician. For those
who enjoy horseback or buggy riding, frst-class
livery stable will be e pit by Elias Napier Special