The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-29

xa Ess.s SOUTH SIDE, RICHMOND
~ @fs-Sss- DANvILLE, AND VIRGINIA
rrNNssgE RAILR0ADS-SUMMER Ar
ass,TGENENT shortest mos, .os",Gs.svI,c ,Sn Me
mad u,es' ;nr. through by Dayliabt, and
Einia -p' "rhrckcd Threush. Excepf on
nn,nnsSs..-yisitor. to me .ssni1 r.ns !,
by tns - =, the Richmond and Danvilie cars st
Fe'efso~e Al t. A. NJ, daily, tsundsys excepted
hfo.',t Iynchhurg to Dinner, ana thencc, vls tne
srrve 81 -, 'r tennessee Railroad, reach Bcnssess
N'r5ia.s, 81 .ad Salem ST 4, p. M, aud at either
ll%sSyT r~'s ssrMaERsoN COS FINE LINE OF
s..crs lodge at Fincsstle. dine at the
fbss, fbs.., or sweet Springs, and arrive at ths
80 s.yobur spriuss (1 nilesl early In the even
Nn'yr "...-o,d dsy from Petersburg or Richmond,
ias ~ eSrGtjr TRAVEL, and with but o. miles
nov. 0r hv the Salem rou'e, step all night ~
:. 80 Red Su phur Springs, tlo miles distant from
Sscr1l G.1e ai the Req ssee| OF swee' sc h"p.,nss'
,ra srytve st TIE " f.'e 'H't''N' SFA"Ae' 20 ~
'Eo' ne and Tennessee Railroad 10 located
,sb nos romantic country 'poase ssi M q climate
.s,,d faF lis saiubilty and delightful tempera-
. In. read masses the base OF the
'"'E' PEaKS OF OTTER
,;.t,n three miles Of ths AlleRhany Springs, one
Nna 10 H,ntscmrry W hi.e Sulphur Springs, and
i'e - r r,iles Of the Yellow sulphur Springs all
- * situated few miles apart, on the Eastern
V' :, ,ne sYeEhauy mountain, In Montgomery CO.
- -'F,.s-s AZ these Springs celebrated for their
rae g,.,ral Qualities the accommodation are
ssIra. snG have been greatly increased since last
SEASON. =, cIl~ ,.L.v.
Q slS,s,sos 4 Co.'s Stages at New Bern Depot, on the
7. offll4 dsy that they leave Petersburg or Rich
ora and srr,ve a. the Springs on the following day
- 4.rrs, and at Salt Sulphur Springs early In the
,',ftke ,erond dsy from Richmond or Petersburg.
5,4s RY.4 from New Bern Depot 10 the Red Sui
,-T Sg-inrs t5S miles has been graded and greatly
tIrcved since last SEASON, and is now regarded ~
~ nffi. best iurupikes in the mountains
TeEe NH
r,s,ed spd in operation to the Montgomery White
sulphur Springs early in June,
e,t7r,arsor 4 Co.'S Stages st the Western terminus
rtra NIrglu1a and Tennessee Railroad, now l80
,,i,.s rem L5nchbnrg land being extended West
,rd g be rate OF miles per month"; to the Eastern
terminus Of the Fast Tennessee and Virgins Kali
,sat snd arrive Ct Knoxville In q days from Peters
FsRE FROM PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND: :
T. Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs via Bonssck's loco
White SULPHUR Springs " Bonsscks...ll. 90
" Salem. ll-50
NuntsaSery While Sulphur Springs. 25
Yellow Sul pEur Springs. 3 As
knoxville Tep.essee... IS 90
s67s-The charge Tor tickets to the Allegheny
:rrnes Mon gouisTv Whit Sui phuT and the Yellow
Guphur Springs does net include tho charge from the
giroad /, the Springs. Passengers for the Allegha
~ SPRINGS, Is miles disi6nt,) take tickets TO Shaws
y.. .r-tcr Montgomery " hite sulphur, Il mile dis
tan, hg branch raiiroadl take tickets to Big Tun
re-, and for the Yellow sulphur, a miles distsnt,)
take tickets to Christidnshurg Depot. Convcyapces
pt' h. found at those places.
~. further information apply TO
Z. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent S. s. r. T., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
snpt Richmond and DsnvIlls r. r.. Richmond.
K. H. GILL,
Sup't. y T. z. r, Lynchburs.
KENT, SUMMERSOE d co,
"a 2-5rn Fincastle, Va.