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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28
GINTER L ALVEY.

GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER OF
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
ANE DEALER
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods,
No. 90, Pearl Tor 14th) Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
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FALL TRADE1 1884

DESPECTFULLY invites the attention
LII of the Merchants of Virginia. North Caroliaa
Of CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, Of his own d.
rect importation embracing many new snd desirable
patterns and shapes and general assortment OF Gut
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adspted TO ths
wants of the trade.
He pledges himself tosell on a. good terms ~ any
repacking house in the United States and to use his
best efisrts TO give entire satisfaction.
STONE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
prices.
N 8. Particular attention given TO the careful
packing and prompt forwarding Of Goods.
an Sn-5h c2m
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WADsWoRTH, TURNER & co,

= y
A RE now in receipt Of an unusually large
"a stock of staple ard very rich fancy Foreign and
Domestic Fall and Winter DRY GOODS.
City and Country Merchants will find it to their ad
vantage to examine their general assortment, pur-
chased under the most favorable circumstances.
an S1-d&c1m
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~ All work entrusted to his care will be faith
fuliy and promptly executed. se 20-Sm
CARRIER & Co.'S AMERIcAN HorEL.
Staunton, Va: w. H 0ARssR, J. b. BRxcxENRrncE' =
L. L STEVENSON, Proprietors.
travellers will find this new establishment . first
Grass mouse. and the PropretoYs always WILLING to
promote the comfort of their guests
The "Americann is situated Immediately AZ III.
terminus of the Central Railroad. ~ 32-Sm
GENERAL AGENcY. FOR THE SALE AND
rukcHAsE OF fLANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN. Secre-
:aTy9f Ms Ysyginia State Agyicaluval Soeietv. and
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purehase Of
States. -. = " s,A
eGyat Society, No. lis Main street.
n AUGUST, NsrARY PuBLIc AND ACCOUNTANT
Odice-as above =. o -.
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JAMES B. SCTATER-

F. M. ROBERTSON. Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office. Rich
mond, Va. a. e-dSm
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Ga FOR RENT-The very pleasant
"a and commodious Dwelling. corner 9Th and Gary
streets, now occupied by the subscriber. Its many
eouveniences, With its proximity 10 business render
1t one of the most desirable residences In the city
Possession given from 1st to 18th June. Apply to
III. Fl. MACE, or
nv 7-ta WINSTON & POWERS
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"A FOR RENT-The Store below the
- Exchange Bank. and opposite, Kent Paine &
Kent's new store Main street. Apply to
au 2l-ts ED d. KEELING.
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rWhen death is at rne doof, the remedy which
wond have saved life If administered In time, comes
too late Do not trlie with disease. Rely upon u,
that when the stomach will not digest food-wnen
the sleep is disturbed tho appetite feeble the mind
letharsc the nerves unnatar:lly sensltiye and the
toms occur the powers Of vitality are falling. and
that, uuleas the mischief is promptly checked, tJe
suiV be saoy.ensd, a. well rs rendered miseFaeie.
than was ever before accumulated In favor Of one
remedy. that Hoonands German BitteTr, prepared
bv Dr. q. NJ Jackson, Phiiadclphis viii Immediately
abate ana in the end entirely remove all Of these
disorders az surely as mathematical process will
solye problem Who, then. will endure tho agony
And the risk Of lifs With hcsifh and safety within
reaohf se t9-dAcl2t
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"a FOR RENT-Warehouse fronting
NJ on the Dock and Cary ST., occupied ct present
by Leftwich L Jeter. Apply to
Sc 12-ts GEO. s. PALMER, I4th st.
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PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Drugeists,
se 25-dko1w Richmond. Va

DR.. VIM II. FARRow, an eminent physi-
clan of Worcester county, Md, writes that be has
used STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPEcToRANT
and DIARRHEA CORDIAL to the entire relief Of sstcd
diseases they profess to cure" that they are happy
combinations some of our most valuable and safe
therapeutic agents, and must be of Infinite worth to
the sfflicted and mankind at large;" and that he
preparations practitioners especially In the coun.
try where the impurity Of commercial drugs is one
of the greatest obstacles to the Of the phys
cian.n If You have a cough US the former if the D-
arhua the latter. Don't neglect yonr disease, but
take the remedy at oncethey should be kept Ia ev-
cry family, ready for instant use.
Bee descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis OF the
agents.
Price for each only so cents, or dx bottles for
Z. Fl. STABLER L CO.. Proprietora
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
rUkCELL LADD CO.,
Wholesale Ascnts, Richmond.
ont Vfrefnis. se 23-d&c12t
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H,o CONTRACTORS.-Thn i|hder.iQn-

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Thc tIhdersign--
Il cd. By authority ofthe Trustees Of Manehsstsr,
will receive a. the once Of Day William. corner
sails until IL o'clock M on the 2sth irss, for the
Grading Of the Main street Of ManahesteT ard slso,
the Clubbing and Paving the Sidewalks snd Gstfen
Of the same and for putting down Flag 0tonss aoDs
said Sidewalks from tbs termnation of the Ereesns
pavement % the head Of the town. The Cvlbinl.
the present improved part Of said stroot h NJ
specfs WIN. WALLACE DAY,
s CHRIS. @. MoHAE.
Whis copy !, - 21--dt2aS
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q NEAT AND DESIRABLE RESI-

IN DENCE on CLAY 6TAEET, Al PkIVATE
sALE.-We ofsr - private als thet nest and plea.
can't framed house Clay ST. three doers beyond the
The dweliine with all the usnal out-housss has
heeu huls Within few ysare paak b III nice osder,
ana possesses evsry eonvenienpa far tha pleosans
sccoausedasien Of medium nixed family; Whit the
lOcation = retired. convenient md upa1ly tnprov-
fEsns--Idbssal ssss
ssH TAYLOn, q .WILLIA9s. Arets.
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THE undersigned would take six young
Il Ladies to board In hiz family fer the next ten

THE undersigned would take six young
Il Ladies to board In his family fer the next ten
months.
His resdence 10 conveniently situated, that his
city.
M". Crouch win superintend the household af-
niIa sna endeavor to make her boarders feel at
Board and washing $40 each.
RICHARD CROUCH,
es-o&cIiO Corner of Clay and 9Th sts.
ROAKDING.-Two families may find
- senteel snd comfortable Boarding. and good
city, corner of Breed and 9th streets, msdiatsiy
oPpoGte Valentine. Cfenshaw O. Co., near to the
commodsted y
any kind ef Office scN-h
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VIRGINIA.

We learn that the jury In the case Of William :.
Winn, on trial at Lexington for the murder ef
X 'bert ]. Moore, failed to agree and were ois-
charged. We have received no farther particr
lars
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- FOR RENT.-The house on Mayo
h&l Street, at present occupied by Mr.. r. 81. Dick
inson.
Also, the tenement on Cary street. few doors
above Pearl street, at present occupied by Mr. r. A.
Blsnkenship.
Possession of the above two houses given On 1st
OF October.
Also, several vacant Lots my factory, suitable
for store yards, carpenter shope, &c.
For terms, &c Apply to
sel5-tf JAMES THOMAS JR
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e. FOR RENT-The Tenement South
- side of Main, 2i door from 9lh street, lately
cupied by the Methodist Book Concern. Possession
given 1st October. An arrangement may be made
with the present tenants obtain posse
LEWIS d. CRENSHAW.
Sc IA Executor of James Bcsher, decd
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTELS Fleming VIZ Cole,
Halifax; Bossieu. Boisseau, J Jeter, T Cren.
shaw, Maj E Watkins, VIM s BOOKER Amelia &
Poleet, Burnsville; Capt Rsschin, City Point g
Grail lady and daughter, Nottoway; w d Haden,
Fluvsnna; M James, B H Brghtwell, Goochland; w
] 2 Brich.tt Mecklenburg; Maj Woodbridge, Midlo-
THAN: w 9 Flournoy, jas Rndd. Chesterfeld; J d
Warren Va; w Honeninckel, Richmond.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-WL Harvey, Petersburg;
B Allen and lady. New York; ] w Lass North
Carolina; w Christian, Va; J NJ Drewry and lady
Norfolk county; J g Lightfoot, Williamsburg b b
Cenat, four ladies and servant New Orleans;
Shubley, Georgia; Csse, Alexandria Powell,
Bryan Gloucester s w Owen and lady j e Owen,
Washiug ton; L Picot, Richmond; w Clarke, Wash
ington; DR. GrYmer, w Cheatham, Chester.
field.
AMERICAN HOTEL DIR Stuart, King Geo.
G Henderson N Y; I Royals, Polym; Jacobs
B M Gait, Norfolk; w Fl Jones' Baltimore; A Tum-
stry, Montgomery; T Williams Richmond Miss A
Saunders Miss B Saunders Miss G Saunders. Lynch
burg; Saunders, H Saunders, d Hopkins,
w Hughes Treble, Palmyra Hampton,
Chas City; H Howard, d r r; G Harrison,
Saunders and lady, Richmond; C Torris, Lynch
burg r Powell, Miss Powell, Columbus Bur
ington; II Mattingly, R l. P R R; Oliver.
" U Ji1afsf1 STATES norEL-N fitzgerald, WI
Fitzgerald. Cumberland Colley, Amelia; C 7
Goodwin, Louisa; A McAlpine and lady, Richm'dj
J T Elliott, Norfolk; Mcdonald, Richmond; 2
er, J Quinn. HorfoIt; Mars: Jas city; + Csstsn
Miss 4 B Minor, Va; w r Farrar, A Aiken, Hem
rico. p
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The WEEKLY DisPArcH Of this morning is
= very interesting sheet. Amongst variety
Of oGhsr things. Il contains an account OF tne
discharge Of Della Webster and the shooting
Of Craie, the officer sent to demand her; the
murder in Michigan; proceedings Of the Ex-
-ecut;ve Committee of the Agricultural Soci-
sky; full accounts of the bombardment OF San
Juan, and the correspo ndence relating to It
extraordinary kidnapping case in New Or
leans the case of Miss Pharr, the elimination
and examination of her remains latest TO
reign intelligence; editorials on the current
news of the day; full compilations Of domes-
tic intelligence; correspondence-and the
Richmond markets carefully and accurately
reported
Price THREE CENTS a single copy. One
Dollar per annnm.
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papers please copy
DIED

On Friday 29th July, at Montrose. the residence
of Mr.. Charles B. Williams, ANNIE c., youngest
daughter of Edwin 8. and Fanny Taliafsrro, aged ID
months.
On the LIST of August, RALPH B. HALL, in the
Path year of his age.
~ The Baltimore Sun and Philadelphia Ledger
please copy.
Ia the house of James Walsh. on Wednesday eve
ming, Of protracted pulmonary disease, ARCHIBALD
REiTH, in the 3oth year of his age The friends and
acquaintances of the deceased, and of Mr.. Wslsh's
family, respectfully invited attend the fune-
raj this evening" at O'clock from Rev. DR.. Moore's
church. = - !
u In consequence of this funeral, the service
which would have been held in the Lecture Room of
this Church. at P. M is postponed until 81 P. M.
Yesterday evening JANE FRANCES, infant
and "a days.
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MARRIED.

| On Wednesday, August I'd, in Weldon, N. c., Mr..
STEPHEN D. SAUNDERS. of Richmond, Va, to
Mig ANN ELIZA WHITEHEAD, of Petersburg.
- Petersburg Express please copy.
AtLeigh street Baptist Church, on the Sd instant,
by the Rev. A. b. Smith, Mr.. GEO. A. SPENCE, of
Charles City county, to Miss M. v. BROWN, of Hen.
rico county.
- Baltimore papers please copy.
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,

hINu ANU VUEEN GU, va
INHE next animal session will commence
4 on the second MONDAY in September, an
end the Sd day of July following, without any in.
Permission during the term except short recess at
Christmas. D sai .-ss D T
The undersigned will still be aided by his accom-
plshed and efficient associates Messrs j. C.. CoUN-
GILL and j. w. SMITH.
TERMS for the session S175-one half payable the
LIST January and the other hall the Sd of july This
sum includes tuition In all the classes and board
with every necessary, except lights. =.
For period less than five months, the charge will
be $40 month. : - =
y Books and Stationery furnished at Richmond
prices. {
For further information, address
o WHITE, Principal
Post Office---Fleetwood Academy Va.
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THE TIDFWATER CORRECTION.

THE TIDEWATER CONNECTION.
The notice has been generally given that
on Monday next the Tidewater Connection
between the canal and lower james River, Il
this place, viii be completed. This event Il
one which, had the wishes Of our citizens pre-
vailed, would have taken place many years
since. Indeed many of them have sunk their
thousands In days past in IN effort to main
tain this connection-an effort which failed
from the imperfect knowledge Of engineering
among those who directed the enterprise.
The Lynchburg virginian notices the event
with satisfaction; but, we are sorry to see, not
without fling at people towards whom it
seems to have imbibed very strong preju-
dices. Speaking of the opening of the con-
nection as commercial Jail delivery to
Lynchburg. that paper says
.But 1t may be that the hot weather and fear o
mourning the dspeasure OF our metropolitan irienos
may rsstr.ip the joyous we shou'o
Boats y
We assure the yirginian that so far as we
know the people of Richmond-and we be-
lieve we know them better than any body in
Lynchburg, not excepting our friend Mr..
DEANE-there need not be the slightest ap-
prehension of mourning their displeasure by
rejoicing over this event, it being one which
they will hail with as much pleasure as any
other community in this State. We only re-
greet that scheme for the celebration Of the
occasion, in a style worthy of it, has been
| abandoned In consideration of the unprOpi-
tious season. 1t had been arranged to bring
down number of boats with assorted car
goes of produce to this place. and tow them
hence to Norfolk-having appropriate cele.
brations at both places The projectors OF
the affair have abandoned it; because, owing
to the season and the unhealthiness of both
town and country, people from the upper
James River could not likely be induced to
go down to the seaboard. Had it not been
abandoned, Richmond would have given
those who joined in the celebration cordial
welcome, and would have done her best to
give eclat to the proceeding.
1t being abandoned however, the event
will pass off with comparative quiet. Yet on
the day indicated, if ourIfriends of the Vir-
ginian are in this vicinity, and.if they do not
permit their prejudices to carry them so far
as to make it no pleasure to rejoice with
Richmond crowd, they may have the chance
of doing so on more limited scale than at
first projected, yet with as much vim as their
own enthusiasm with the aid of a little cham
paigne will allow.
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,

Persons leaving home for the Virginia
Springs and other Summer retreats. can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them for any
length Of time they may want Il
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LIFE MEaBERsHlp.-we take pleasure in

LIFE MEMBERsHIP.-Wet take pleasure in
informing merchants, mechanics, manufacturers
and others, who feel disposed to aid the Virginia
Mechanics Institute in its infancy, that they have
have now an admirable opportunity OF doing SO, by
donations, on becoming life members. Richmond,
after ALL is to be great city for manufacturers and
the mechanic arts, and the Institute just establish
ed, is to give mechanism new impulse-to infuse
into it new life and vigor-and to arouse the work
ing men of Virginia to tho great importance of
ergy, union and concert of action. All classes are
more or less interested in the prosperity of the me-
chanics of our city, but none are more SO than the
owners of real estate and merchants. To those
the friends of the Institute look for helping hand,
and we have no doubt they will receive It. Those
who have not yet become members should do SO at
once
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The MAYORS CeURT is held every morn
ing at O'Clock, in Lafayette Hall, on 9th street.
Persons having business in that Court should bear
in mind the change in place of holding this Court
and thereby save themselves the necessity of q
long walk.
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CRY JAIL.-The health of the inmates
of the Jail is said TO be excellent Mr.. Starke, the
jailer, has been unremitting In his exertions to
keep the prison clear of all unhealthy matter, and
to see that the persons under his charge are fur
nished with nothing that can impair their health or
produce disease
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NARROW EscApE.-As Mr.. j. Sizer was
passing along the street, yesterday, vicious mule
kicked at him, and actually tore the right sleeve Of
his coat near the wrist, with ts shoe, but without
bruising his arm. The escape was certainly a
miraculous one.
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BAD C0EDITIOE. The South gutter or
18th street, between Grace and Broad, e In bed
condition, and needs attention. The grading could
not be worse, under any circumstancea
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DESTROYING CATERPILLARs-Ac CORES
pendent informs that caterpillars may be readily
destroyed by throwing soapsuds ON the shrubs and
tried the remedy, and never knew it to fail
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DRurK.-Mary Jane Purcell was Gagged
last Wednesday night, for being drunk and asieer
N the street. Yesterday morning she received !
then discharged
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CHoLERA.-We heard of but two cholera
cases yesterday-both ofthem negro men, and both
of them addicted to intemperance One of them
had been eating, heartily, of watermelons the might
before. and the other, of green apples, seasoning
them well with bad whiskey
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wi Of his enemies from Office, and the ban
ishment of Christina from Spain. Esparterc,
however, the Herald remarks, Is man Of .
different stamp statesman Of talent, mod
Grafton and disinterestedness, qualities that
were abundantly exhibited during the six
years he was regent of Spain. II such man,
as is alleged, has committed himself to the
revolutionary movement, it gives to that
movement new dignity and seriousness. 1t
is believed that in the event Of the Queens
abdication, Espartero viii declare himself in
| favor of her sister, There is third party in
the field, the Carlists, with whom the insur-
rection commenced, and who, it it said, were
prompted by Russian emissaries and Russian
gold. The Condo de Montemolin is their ia
vorite We cannot conjecture what win be
the effect of the revolution in Cuba. That
little island can never expect permanent
| tranquility except under the American ban
ner. She would fill much nobler sphere as
star of the American constellation, than
spangle in the dress of courtezan Queen.
SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATEs.-The
Message of the President, which we publish
| ed yesterday, shows that, instead Of repara-
ton by Spain in the case of the Black War
rior, she has justified the local authorities,
and thus transferred the responsibility to her
self The subject is now in the hands of Con-
gress, to adopt such measures as it may deem
best. In the event of a general war in Eu-
rope, and taking into consideration the fact,
| that revolution is now on foot in Spain, and
fllibustering expedition organizing in this
country,'we should fsay it would be hardly
possible to keep.Cubaii.out''of the United
States twelve..months longer In helanguage
of Boatswain Chucks, her condition is ''pre-
| earious and by no means permanent
The KANSAS EMIGRATIoN.--TheN N. T..
Herald states thatithe, frstsd detachment of the
| free soil emigration, under the auspices OF the
Massachusetts society, have arrived at their
destination in Kansas and have squatted. A
meeting was advertised to be held in the lee
ture room of the Tabernacle, New York, on
Wednesday night. tosorganize Kansas
league, for the purpose of colonizing Kansas
with free soilers. Eli Thayer, of Worcester
Mass, was to be present This is the same
person for whom a reward has been lately
| offered by some of the real settlers of Kansas.
They are DESTROYS of giving him token Of
their appreciation of his efforts in behalf Of
| abolition and bloodshed. If Mr.. Eli Thayer
will visit any of the Southern squatters in
Kansas, he will hear of something to his ad
vantage
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Balloon AscEssror.-On the 10th inst.
be remembered. Mr. Elliott will make bis second
ascension from Slash Cottage, in his beautiful bal
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FmE Ho1sEs.-We arc advertising 70
ale pair Of fse harness horsoe.
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DONATION OF BooKs.-We are gratiied

DONATION OF BoOKs.-We are gratifed
to learn that many of our old citizens prepared
to make liberal donations of valuable books to the
Virginia Mechanics Institute. A gentleman OF our
acquaintance, and well known to every man in
Richmond, assured US, on yesterday, that he had a
number of interesting works which he designed
giving to the Institute and that he also intended
becoming Life member. He has ever been warm
friend of Mechanical Associations, and never fails
to advocate them on all suitable occasions There
is very little doubt in mind, that handsome and
valuable library might be procured, by donations,
in short time, if the Institute were to appoint a
Committee to solicit such aid, and we trust it will
be done The city, too, should contribute literally
to this new enterprise She has acted nobly by the
State Agricultural Society, for which we give her
great credit but her interests in agriculture great
as they are, are much greater in the success OF the
Virginia Mechanics Institute for to that class of
persons is she more indebted than to any other,
for her present growing and wealthy condition
Let the city them furnish the Institute with suitable
apartments for the holding Of meetings and trans
action of business and above all, let her encour-
age and foster her Mechanics and Manufacturers.
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Passengers leaving Richmond at 81 o'clock A. M ,
via the DanvilIe, and the Southside Railroads and
Stages, u mles) arrive atLynchburg at o'clock P
~, (are So in time to connect with the O'Clock
Evening Train of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
ro.d, and reach the Sweet White Sulphur and Red
Sulphur Springs NTH less staging than any other route
and Wittout night travel t.F.
Between the western terminus of the Southside
Railroad and Lynchburg, and between the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad and the Sweet, White and
Red Sulphur Springs, there are to distinct lines Of
stages o,oned BY different proyietoysthus in.u,ing
to the passengers diepdtch, comfort and attention.
T.. b. GILL General Supt.
au Va, and Tenn, T. R. {