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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
d. NASH Aucii0LetT s'cfe No 3Is 3-onTwdy
4 ccIGNFL's SALE Of q LARGE and VALUABLE II

A SsIGNFL's SALE Of a LARGE and VALUABLE
~ srOCK Of PAiNTt As' FUkSlSHI~G TORE -Oa FRI
DAY AMI 20 1854 stltA NJ Nos 35 and ~ VIII
so ps Sioe tes Htii rcoth aud Nail Brushes WIN
WfisVah Clae Brlshes; Grancrs Artists
CoCs vsTnsb Bruhes; BeIdets Ftcbers Sab To- snd
Tre Bu,hfs esper LEOr and Cotton vine Paper Boxes
ItbI, Nwm,ns 'erc Brob1e and Silver af lot chaa
p. Vsls CuBs arc Sau iaise assortment OF Arts
r.p ia I'll, Ee wmsu ooors la tubes New naas aud
P.rys wsisf Coio,s Fats Of ooscpOn Wbie Lead
Picture Cases PiaiOun So iies Counters Snev
ps Chars C'cks Deck. Tosls, &c J. LEETE Asigo7e
asSIGNEE'S SALE If the Stock of Merchant
"A T.lor cor 1tinue0 by II BLACHMAN Aucti0neer HAa-
Di oe No 1i3 Cne ~i pOiyey close by OF tho
Asee THIS DAY At No 2 Cfsndst at a. O'clock A. H. the
I.pos he Cloths CeIes NestiDss and Fornisnog
lo,e, worihy the sittuiin ofdealeB
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

EELTGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pr
IL AMOS &c THIS 2stb, 10 O'clock at No 81 Walker
near Church Comprising Rosewood Piano near
Parior Suite In Svo and
sed French brocee Cener. side ana fie Tables Csfpes
one f,tention able AIe, suites OF Chamber Far
rtu Bptesns Becsttads walnut and mahogany
Ests Ic. De posiis required from evory pu.chaaeT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

ELIAS CoHBs Aucionser
DRUG STORE at AUCT1ON-Will sell on SAL
IL uRDAY Artil 80 st O'clock q the premises 10 tne
hh, bidder Lease and Fixtures entire contents OF me
Dus etoIc 53 Pearist Broadway may be examined
he lnurn of EElc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New YORK notice hereby r.ep % all psSoas
I, ein JOHN BkERET0S lste Of the City OF New.
YORK decea present the with vouchers hefeo 70 'n
the residence OF JOHN TUhSER NO L1 n ~
4he CITY OF before the thff tAy OF Juy prs
Dated Ne~York, the eoth dsy Of Decelbcr 1855
JOHN TURNER. (p,.x,,.,.
daO NEHEMIAH MILLER S-'~~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

JosEFH HEcEnAs, Auctionesr.
GN SATURDAY, Aprll 20, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, at
~ No S75 stsres Boo,yn general sssortusnt P.rlor,
Gtm Kitchen Furniture in eIceen order Catalogues
the salts sroons
coy stl P " at No So WILLOW ghby Of Bridge
al PsIlor Chamber and Kitchen FuLiigTe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

HfEEy H. LEEDS Auctoneer-By II H. LEEDS Co
IN SATURDAY, April ~, at I05 o'clock, at the
~ rrivsr stable Washing square Nsod Jag4
VALUABLE CAakIAGES HARNESS. Ge.-CDnsl.tng OF oue
lsrR French B.rD- do Cseche Conles LawreGc-s
light driyns Cazse, (opeDl single Wagon
ted rne for Cseche bra for 1ern- ooube do
Coupe Gbsons I1ate sugl light Harness;
Bufao sku Rollers Horse Cosers and other
Sable furI inre.
pa of splendid Carriage Horses warranted sound and
Kind in every particular cot 90, sod without
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County OF York notice hereby rgen 70 al peoas
having JERUsHA WILLIE late of tho Cty Of Nee
widow deesso 10 present the same -th hefeo
ubserbers the rsdence OF hebtrt ksIe NO oxn,es
M City York before the fifteenth day OF JAY
nextDated New York. the eleventh day OF Jtsnary 1901
..,,,.-mr. HasEEy H9svsy EhssfEsss nisdfsss Er"sa'om
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Jos. LORD Auctonoer
DY GEO. W. LORD n Co, No 3J6 broadway, be-
~ Franklin and Le eonadS SALES OF Books PAiSTiNSs
favorable - -. - .-
TIIoLUUlCAL SALE ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVEN
mos. APRIL p AND %
Tls tGie comprises collection Of SanoaId works on
Tbeoosy sc besides collection Of Classical works aud
fosu and ell! wofshy attention Books AMI
R.,.ln
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

HrYnY Il. LEEos aoc,opesr-By II Il LEEDs c.,
HOUSEHOLD FUtNITURE-On FRIDAY
Api@ At icy ocoei At No III Broadway. upr,ir' rns
fottry SOFA Itbes Dvsrs 10 hsi-eloth rich Taoery
EIsH ls C,rpeL IGsl Casle !Hsia WokTsbles DEiaz
biz 8GhsfLnSs. Con mode fZff31
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
hrnrY LfELs Areticossr ~3s IT, LEEDs Co
OU So II OLD FURNfTURE.-On FRIDAY

ApI q a. o'rloek, st No .nitJ place L,1rsn.st
eff b eteI-ft sis'irr
sptt CARPETS srd Oh Cloths mahogany Fusss cloth
c1 am srd psror Cksis mahogany nubetOp Center and
one Tthi,s pvsB' keeAeTr sincIs Plsr Gss. ~ T.ble
Pei. fiCsa Bscuzss &C '
bLDEooMA- A,hhrspy Bedstea6s r,sss sud hair Hstrse
ffI Bees ard Bederr also sp.enci1 FOoa Piano
fote ioch'e made 9y CbokTng f1slJ finished an' ane
me- 20
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

TI IESVANIE T. Oi an UfUtf vi VIZ CUT "Ss'o VI "''o
County NewYotk notice hereby given ~ s per.ons
e. aeaust HENRY CHASE. ata OF thc Cuy OF NcS fof L
tie Gs-pel deceased TO present INC nne VIII
subscriber the ohos o i Attorney chss
c shaer Esq No 10 NaHt la the CITY OF NewfofA ca Or
before the thneh dsy o Ocob,r nextOted Nsw.fo ns
tyevenih day Of APRIL 1854 d. IL NhaSS' Eheoa'o'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28


nAKI EY n WRIGHT viii iell atau0tiOn on WE'D
~ hEsDAY nsy c, l2o'elock a. .se.~oom 10 5fS
iposte TIE City Hs brookn Peemr sale of "
,sUst ens lot, Troy Schenectady srd Ucs'. sni
Myctct, Warm ind Baltic 20 the sfh Ward ofthe
kT.stya 1iete aeky the Erde Wsrd
oeLty oestse IL the is-se Enoi
~in stheI distance Of RaiOnIv On.ituses r.nnnz
b Jul 1884 railroad oILib1Ges sill be 10 fall
this ikooD shfI tfult,n nonin. Of
sEbT fI NeshboTbood and location plss4ant
healthy Thee and feet vide
The lad the Conuss onsi the cit, OF
Ifo0sD Terms GO Mt o. tie pschsse
and for years For aud particulars
ply OAKLEYS WRIGHT NO 3.3 FnltoDt bfooklyn No 30
m FuC EfnoL
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WATERING PLACES,
Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

WIS delight % "pteiuy pla siiuatrd tie coun.
u q Baei"nrt Is miles north ol nuc aaae. ('hr
rIesenf minus at naeaai N on . jane River :
hana~ "a Cana ttrre heiuc ern'i-uon- line ri Pttk
riS rnn RirmaAj i l.ynchbnrg TINT p.ce) aa
Tue i'm nriiats ioud lending from i.,neAai T., The
hiie Sunhui. in the county at Grsrnhtjrs, H. I,
op ned fur the reception nfvi.iters.
The efficacy ~ this n curing H1aay I'm &C -.
eases and its braciug. in, igr ting I'll ufatn tcbi
apd dfhiliued parsons. ntr II T. the r notice al
thn.e no visit TIE mpuntlns ir hrajtl bst the hcau
utul ny by which j. surrounded, nd the virirA
IT nnsemer Is TINT nrl+ d. may lasls clam pas-
ing call from those WIN ia search al pleasure.
Theproprietor grateful for fhr liberal Pnitnanrc h.
has heretofore received lrg~ lrnve the ruhis
that his accommodations f. IN, senson
pie and If the first cass Hs TABLE mi BAR arr
furnished with The best tn Ian. arls. aud every
entien will be pal by himself an ass,tnnts tn
comfort and enjoyment nf guests.
The Stages connect regularly With The Bout nj Bur
onan passing by these Springs tho White Sulphur ms
also with the Va. Il Tenn. Railroad at Baf1rl's. Va
BIS 'iannn.
For adults hy tn week .......... ~ 90
Z" horses - do $1,000 -. $500. 1 %
do. = mont 1900. -.......-. - II On
Children and Scrsnnfs HALF PRICE. Oiie1 charges
in prop rtion + \ HATCHER.
Jun - ISc2m-
~ Richmond Wing. Ex rminer and Petersburg lotc
gentsr COY weekly Tor si< wrcts ind lurwafd tlif
accounts To tti Office ffl puy1ent.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGToN,Jun pa petition was receiy-
ed in the SENATE day, from the original friends
Of the Compromise, asking for the repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law, in consequence of the pas
sage of he Nebraska Bill. The petition will be
debated tomorrow. Mr.. Mason reported a bill
allowing the Orange and Alexandria Railroad to
construct a temporary track over Long Bridge
to connect with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
through Washington. There were number of
petitions presented against reciprocity in bread
Su1s.
In the HOUSE, the Committee of Ways and
Means reported a bill appr"priating ten millions
Of dollars,to carry into effect the Gadsden Treaty,
in accordance with message from the President.
The discussion on the General Appropriation
Bill was resumed
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MlSCELLiNEOI
NOTICE.

Office of the Richmond & Petersburg r II. Co
u iERsONS SEEMING AN ELIGIBLE IN
AESfMENT Oh MONEY.-sraled PROPOSAL will
be received ut this eirp until the 18th LAY of iuy
s1i when the, Vii l.. uren - the presence of tho
President 1fr1-'Is aal Que more 1t The Directors
ct this Compant, iu tie purchase of the SEs EN- PER
GENT COUPON BONDS ef this Company, to be lssurd
ir Tho PURPOSE of reeonstrutiig ihsir tpa with lenvy
lten nils nder the aahotiiy of he Act If Assembly
pissed February lsl, 1854. and ct the ,c.aluii rs II
TIC ote, khodels oI tbs Company, adopted the In
MHA, 1884
The principal these bonds willie paynhie an the lst
day ii June lS5 ard the nlrrs' per cent per
"naah ~ three and half per semiannuaiy. On
q . 1t day "a. June anh The 1T dly tf Deremhrr of
each NenG tue runetuai payment hath PRINCIPAL and
Interest being cured 10y dced of trust on tho whir
rIadani other properly and franchises Il the - p,n,
liable 1" be enforced at any time upon siv dn, d fnit
IN the payment ot any amount al either principal III
tcre.t.
No hii' len hess than the par vaue oi thcse bonds. in
GLIDING interest from thu 1T Of this mo4h (Juoe, S5I)
t'nt being the Bte Which they heen To bear per
cent. intcr.=t ~ IN b. considered.
lhe terms al payment will be cosh; but tom respan
shle bidders negotiable NOTES for hree-luu,ts OF the
purchase money equal nsnlr cutz with pr, cnt in.
t"sesi t'ereouirom the lst June sai payable },
nnd mouths from tbnt date. VII b. received. \. IA
security Ton tie puncloa pn>meut al which note4.
htloi the nmoun al honds actually pal tor will ho
TUNED by the Company until Nil OF tho sad eoos snll
huSe cen paii.
Any further information ON the subject. whiri mny be
de-fed viii he furnished 10y The President Treasurer
ct the Company.
lis dircction Of the rrc.i3eat.
JNo WILLIAMS,
Seeieinry I'D rra-nr,r L. y Il T. X Go.
pudf i ) Iulv
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ALate Arrival of Building Materials,

hlNE Fant Donr. Rim nnd Morti4e Locks. with
u w'honl night aches. Upright aud Horizontal
Rtm locks, squire Rim Locks and llaichos OF many
-tyIss. up ist villa hotel, isburd ard sliding door
NJ U.s. Lpsks Plated peaf white, glas. mineral,
pilontd FmcS French knnh4 be fnraishrd will
either tie Rim 80 Molsr Locks Let,he. iar French
w nd"ws sar'.us patterns. RIM mi Mefl-e Cnset
neks, Cuphonrd Locks, Stock and Pntr Locks Slare
don Locks, ith aud without Knobs. night, .auore nnd
Rim Lnches, sliding door rail- shrnves and nstraeal.
plated, renr wi tie lnd mineral Repulls. innt danr
}ed-, with fixtures complete Dpni mi Window lin.
yes IN greot Variety Gle Hinge, ol yarious p,tlofns,
Screws If good quality, ham 4 To nrhes, lluud.rn1
Screws, Il. round sque ehaiu Flush aud lnIl Bolts,
I'll m,st approved Bhnd a-trnng-, = ,-h Locks aud
Axle pulIeys ,sl { ri Finishing Nnls in paper, from
10 inches, do do. by the pound III kcg FIoutinr do
itm ly. 10 !2lya II aided Gu do from y To iDds
Spikes from inchc,. fencing, pnlius mud rough
Nnl-, French. Englih ami dm.ric WINDOW Gh,ss. Of
Inherent qmlitics aud all the s1es in common use, Put
~ IN hnddri-, &c.%
Blrvts th,t W. ,0ef greater indutemeat4 IA re-
g'rs quality quantity, ariey aud price than m, other
establishment in tue upper enany. respectfully ask
Gull from thosc wishing purcktsr Building Hard.
wnfc GREGORY & ROY ALI.
l.t4
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$22.5OO worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

e VIE .absetjhrr, Wishing Ia couver mauy Of h.
L goods as possible intp money. h1s determined /,
off for the remainder ofthe season. hi. entire stock
o. Dir, Goodsnt COST.
His stock comprises cvrty article usually kept in TIN
lry g. DDS line. His assortment Of llacS aud coored
Sks and Dre4 Go ID ofevery d'srrip IN luusnBllS
urse for he seusur aud il worthy the Intention II
cv@y person Who my wish eo,s such G,voable
terms.
liz irou l<nnd tho nblie generally ar, requested 10
ca and eNamine for thenselye.
Regu ar customers should they prefer i) WILDE sup.
piled with Goods ON thcu, Ter u.s.
PHILIP w. PAYNE.
=. S My took Of Corpeling i quite large and
mostly Of tbs SPRING purchase Iinu IL
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"COiner's White Sulphur Springs"

ENllS very ne 'snnt AMI agreeable Nut ring iIrri,
\ opcred tn rcrrati,n of Visitors.
They Rrr situated NJ t'r western ha.e OF tie l. ina
Ri ge Immediately the inc nlihc ". A. Tenu Rai
Road, about Al miles abev' l.,uclufg nnd Therefore
the most accessible wele,iae rmcp in Vrre4.a,
1t ia thin Two oursI 70 NJ l.,nrh5ars which will
make it peculiarly inviine pace Of Tor the
lilies ofdl pers, whose nrcnnuun- Professions Tor
bl continued absence ham hum' aud vim. at the
time, desire, al ought. 10 give their inmi ie.
theii frequent personal PIE ENC. an ait, ntiou
Luz aud convenient uddi ians IN ". duIine IL, tall
ana winIer heen made il the Ny of huidines ther
rings. which will nat only Id llv ~ the cnn#t
If visiters tut will nah liz n rrieor aeromno=
date much larg number that he vas ale Ia accom-
mediate the lat
Places of inaoccnt ard he,ss a ,userent have also
bee provided farv si;crs.
The edcn quaii : ofihese ars hive con A.
c'rtaned Ia b. inferior 10 'y ''Vfife' n Black
Sulphur in Vrgiuia, MI the b, ati III AID fclutr s,le
mountain scenery hy wlichthes are uudedaud the
pure and mveorntiue air peculiar te4he nsht r. nj
the pnre, srpas By those ri any oil 81 lota-
ton in the STATE.
Tie FABLE and BAR VII atwlvs lie abuedanty sup
piled with the very best which The country aAids aHl
every attention will pd b, the proprietor md hi,
si~tants Il comfort and eni yucnt Of yi.itets
N,iiers by the up morning train vii enter for Bon
whore hnck will be in readiness convey hon
To Tin, Spring. Thtse taking the evening trul Nli "a
put off Is Yards ,fthe Springs.
CHARLES PHELPS,
jun2O 3'aw1m Proprietor
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~ YESTERDAYS MAILS.
Aaa,;ional BIZ the Canada


%, 1yanee of the Prussians towards the al.
in ne i announced, creating considerable
ID rs; :ass among the monied world at Paris.
anxiety prevails in regard to Silistria
h,p',ssions have 10000 men ON the spot. and
ie isssaults are ont'nued day and night. They
Ell T,ode a partical breach, which was re-
nce eI. a rise in the Danube having prevented
aii'u 1,.,,;ng. Adyiees to the 25th ultimo stated
81, s fortress might hold out for fifteen days
a' ss,nmandant Massa Pasha, threatens to blow
thor than surrender On the night of the
u. " ,be Russians made three attempts to storm,
Ia IT. repulsed The loss was fearful. Eff
d" h,ndred were killed beneath the ramparts
81 ap 'rnrks also made dreadful havoc among the
o,..;ans. killing and woundlng 4,500.
ia. allied headquarters are established at
kafna. ,c., ...c,, q ooo
ln ;.ns nt Slatina, killing 500. Other eneoun-
~. are reported.
Al the Russian troops at Bucharest are order
- advance TO the Danube.
.,aeting between the Emperor of Austria
The King of Prussia, attended by their re-
I'VE Ministers, was to take place the 9TH OF
an the frontier of Saxony. The movement
me .as some suspicion, especially as 1T has
'asnired that Count Mastiz is bearer OF letter
'a ttbe Emperor of Austria to Nicholas.
4 Itis also rnmoled that Russia is inclined to
,tborize Austria to propose an arinlstlce.
# is intimated that deep schem,hS Is gong on
l. =, Austria and Russia, and also between
,'',,;a and Prussia, in which plotting it is be-
','5 Nicholas is taking an active part with the
49,, -, rain both powers over to his assistance
F. 10 contest with Turkey and her allies
1,strio. however, as a sine qua non, demands
-a,acnation of the princpaties.a intimates
ea,itism. an determination to adhere to the
There is much agitation of the public mind
,.,aobout Germany, and many oil the nhab-
.nats in anticipation of the calamites of WARFARE
Line out their estates for the purpose OF emf
arating to America.
Hungary also continues IN an unsettled state.
Tho Greek instruction has nearly subsidized.
Apprehensions are entertained that the Anglo
rr,ncb troops will not be able to reach Silistria
~ ime, If, however, they should he able to do
81 A most terrible battle is expected Immediately
70 follow.
The positon of affairs in the East, since the
p;no of the last steamer has not materially
chanspd. There has been no further fighting OF
nonent; and affairs along the banks at the last
accounts were quiet
Graat efforts continue to be made in Russia to
raise immense armies.
Sp,rN.-The Black Warrior affair remains in
fine same unsettled state.
FRANcE-France is comparatively quiet, but
actively engaged in war operations.
SERvIA-A letter from Constantinople says
tbat arrangements concerning Servia have been
definitely agreed upon between the Divan and
the internunco of Austria. This arrangement
guarantees that Seryian territory shall be res
pected so long as symptoms calling for the
prompt Intervention of Austria do not occur =
The Seryian militia number about 10000 men,
and are to be put under arms.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily vhginian
arrival from California,

Appointments to the Territories. Markets.
NEw YORK. June o2nd.
The North Star has arrived with ono hundred
thousand dollars worth of gold \ destructive
fire Ind occurred in Maysville. consuming the
theatre, post.oiliee, hotel. Presbyterian church,
&c. Loss two hundred thousand dollars. A
mother fire had occurred in San Francisco. Dn.
pont street. Loss one hundred thousand dollars.
WASHINGTON, June 23rd
The President and family have left for Old
Point Comfort.
Nominations were sent in to-day of Gen VIM.
q. Butler Governor of Nebraska A. II.
Reader of Pa. Governor of Kansas Daniel \.
Woodson of Lynehburg, Secretary
NEW YORK, June 23rd.
Flour unchanged Southern 1915 Il 80.
Wheat unchanged
Corn active. Mixed 81 ots--Yellow 50
BALTIMORE June 23rd.
Flour Ss.37.
Corn. Mixed 75 ets.-lellow -.
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Floyd CT. 10. Va. MAY %.

wns taken sick early in the yer 1888 confined to
my bed six months: my wh de nervous system
rely prustraied had almost wholly lost the use Of my
limbs during that time was visited by -severa PhVs
clans of high slan ling, but with all their Efforts
worse. ut became a. Cmaciated Us any ono living
CON be. Ny physici,ns then ud led visit tile
ALI -hary SPRING. | did cariaed rher' on my
bed being unable stand sit up; used he water about
ten days; commenced improving NJ once and was finally
re-forrd 10 health have 70 hrsilat in saving Z at
ave nv restoration to herih entirely the l Ibis
vntef and believe bad it been tor this powerful
agent | wculd now ba,e been l.. the gave
HIRAM HUFF.
IN, 9 dtu1fri-cv this
Ig= L,nchbur Republican,, Richmond Wing and
Examiner and p tersbuig lnrslligencer copy.
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MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT-TREA-
EN MIIu MENICO.

The government of Mexico has authorised its
ENJOY extraordinary to exchange the notifications
of the treaty as lately recommended by our SEN
ate and sent by the President for the action of
Mexican government. BY the terms of the trea-
ty, upon the ratification, which is to take place
by the Both Instant seven millions of dollars are
to be paid to Mexico. The President, on We'd
nysday sent message to Congress asking an APP
wopriation to enable him to consummate the rat
ifcaon.
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ELI PHLEGAR


We chcerfuy recommend the water ol the Allie. hnny
Springs, believing, we d., d ut there is water
which has been discovered That claim the high
is this We have had frequent opportunities Of
Witnessing tho wonderful effected by il in Ne.
vou- and CLtaneous diseases, and long standing and
confirmed cases of Dyspepsia. We have hesitation
in recommending persons afflicted with any Of the
above discusses, have been suffering from any de-
Engagement al the stomach liver. We believe its
medical qualities unsurpassed by any KIN
JAMES NJ. G. KENT. NJ. d.
SAML 4. Nc tONKEY, NJ ID.
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Allegheny Springs.
Jun 30 3 aW I'm

TEsHIS Watering Place is situated in IL" county Of
i Montgomery. Va, % miles tom the Va. & Tenn.
Railroa 81 miles 81 thu city at l.yuchbufS.
and within II IN les Of The beautiful viIlnge II Chis
tanshnrg; Immediately tie tanks OF the Roauoae
River and is surrounded by the most brautiiu nnt
lovely scenery in tine Union. Tie impfoy, nent>
are all new, having been errcteI within the last -
months and Of the most conf table character
The is known yet Ia limited extent. but hs
been sufficiently tested justify the Proprieor' in slut
ing the public their hone.l nvction, that theusc III
l. will entirely rr and rermHuent, cure any o.e at
hiced with Nervous CUtdheouS Diseases, y>pepsaor
any disease originating fir I'm dsoreu state of the
II mach Iiv"r. Wemight say much as tn the cihracy
e this water. but Wishing IL be accused o. attempt
ing II puff into notice, have thought it best % annex
a few certificates from gen emen at the very hishest
character who have had it, good effects eter de non-
stated in their have messed Il in thai
of others. This placeis OF EASY ACCESS. persons
can within 81 miles the of the Va Tenn
Rnroad. where they viii Ice by first lnss c'nch
TO convey them to the Springs the pioprrtors hnyhg
mpGe arrangement with Mr. f +. Wills. p lite and
accomn oiatiug gentleman to correct his coach with
each trnn. He will have Safs and accommodating dr.
v,rs We will be ready to receive visitors 10y the lst
day # June. Rooms, if spnken for. reserved.
HOLT. COLHOUN Il co.
n -Perso sending Tor water after the Isl day of
June will Be charged for it.
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take pleasure in saying TINT from what have Wit
messed of tie effects Of the of the Allegheny
Springs in my own family, ond IRON the statements Of
others entit ed TO nll confidence who used it.
regard 1t rs IA valuable tonic and Alternative, peeu-
lin " suited the serretians and lost tone 81
the stomach in of DYSPEPSIA. 10 invig ia sys
TEN nni remove that distressing train If sy
te,. 80 often connrcred with disease Of long s,undng
and general debility. JNO II. GRIFFIN, NJ. D.
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PROGRESSIVE.

FEsHE subscribers wlshing be regarded rs lag
n CARDS old Foges in then Business and for the pur
pose OF keeping pace with the present progressive nle
OF the uadc would inform tlefr friends and the pub
lie generally that from this time tn y will offer their
stock greatly reduced prices, and mony Articles nj
much less than Cost fol Cash Intending uct in
good faith they pledge thcnse sell their eoous
owos any other house who proposes sell at cost
crnndcr.
All they ask call show purchasers that they are
in ral nesst and mean q do whnt they say.
(iune I5ls) SrIGLER NJ ELiERRY & co
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
DEATH OF GENERAL BERNARD PE1-
TON
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June I'D.

CHARLOTTESVILLE June I'D.
GENERAL BERNARD PEYToN-Died last night
at his residence, Farmington,n this town. On
the night of the Doth instant while participating
in the pleasant scenes of wedding celebration,
he was struck with paralysis from which he did
not rally. His Deaths severe loss to this com
munity.
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kep Ham DShire IeriSlatHre.

CONCORD, (N. II. June 2l.--On the first bal
lot for United States Senator, TO day, John 5.
Wells democrat, had I45; Joel Eastman, wing,
~; fappan, freesoi, A; Morrison, democrat,
y; scattering, J. Six democrats were absent.
The matter OF election was then indefinitely post
pOnpl