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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18

M As brought to the City Police Jail on the 14!h
es high has the upper lip is about 10 years
| old. Says he belongs to widow Sally Wager living in
Ghent Carroll county, Kentucky 5f]s
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law:
.4 &c E. BLANCHARD, ".
| fet5 I'm Keeper of the City Police jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18
Fourth District Pound.

WWTAS brought 10 the Fourth District Pound on
wv Jackson street. between Constance and Lan-
rel streets, as estrays- VIZ
! One Cow, white back and belly, yellow sides and
head. swallow fork the right figure in The left
ear-no brand.
One half Maltese female Goat, whitish body, blaek
neck white face.
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon pa will be sold public auction at
said pound, on TUESDAY, the I9lh inst, at 10 o'clock
AUG. s. PHELPS,
f. l3&s Street Commissioner
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


Monday sisrninG, June -, 1890.
a.
0rS. wALxrR's cosDrrroN.-The New Or
leans Delta contains letter. dated San Juan, Ath
June. which represtnts walkers army rs In
most pi,iful condition. The following Is an e.
tract
. sickness prevails to friehtfal extent, 10 the
worst forms Of yellow fever and cholera; numbers
a. many - can, are making their way down 70
this place broken down r. health Oney y ans
farv.riaa 20 the United States. The applications
for relief and as sistance made by Walkers men
70 the American Consul At this place are many
III Is only week or so ago that owing 70 sne
humsnitv of Mr. Co.terell. the U. s. Consul; Mr.
Green. the British Consul; Capt Tsrleton, OF the
R.i,ish frigate Eurydiee, some few strangers and
such citizens of Greytown rs were able, that
subscription was raised of upwards Of Sl,aoo and
many OF whom were sick and destitute, back to
the United Statesr
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hYGAElA hUTElI..OLD POINT COM.
II FORT This delightful summer resort. the
most inviting ON the Southern Seaboard and for at
fractions infesisr in the country, convenient
to the Salt ban and che many other Injuries ofhe tide
water region, in broad view of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay, and with an extensive military
post beside it. has passed to the PROFESSIONALLY of the
undersigned, aud will be opened for the public recep
ton the 10th dey Of June, after which date it will
not be again closed. sss-7
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season. 10
almost unknown For health, it may be said. indeed,
tain interior; 20 that the up-ander may feel risk
In going down to t the attractions of celebrated
lowlsnd retreat.
The proprietor has engaged for the general super
intendence Mr.. Joseph B. Stcgal, of Richmond late
Of the Hueenot SpTinslna gentleman a. marked spt-
tuds fer the trust he - assumed, while his
pervision will guard the comfort Of vistors and the
reputation of the establishment. s@
my l2-Sm JOS. SEGAR
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JOHN N. WILLIAMS-.WATCH-
MAKER N ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y
DIssOLUTIONs, &o.

CO-PARTNERsHlP undersigned
~ have formed CO-PARTNERSHIP, to com.
the LIST inst for the purpose of conducting
q general DRY GOODS, IMPORTING, JOBBING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at SO Chambers
and II Resde street. in the city of New York under
the style and firm of BELL, BROOKS, PACE l.
CO.; and at No II Pearl street, in the city of Rich
mond Va, under the style and firm of Elicit,
WALLER, DREWRY 4 co.
Our Mr.. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person, for CASH.
We shall at an early day be prepared to exhibit
aud ser to the trade beautiful stock at both points
and upon favorable terms any house In this
country.
WIN. BELL Ofthe firm of
JAMES T. PACE, OF the firm of
AND'W L. ELLETT, Willingham, Elicit Co.
RICHARD p. WALLER, of the firm Of Brooks,
Bell Waller.
CLAY DREWRY.
January 3D. 1856
NOTICE.-.The firm OF BROOKS, BELL
In WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice. We will at early day close out our stock Of
Goods at auction. to make room for our SUCCESSORS
Measrs Elicit, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
js ITS BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
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BoRHED TO DEATH.-The toll house, on the
plank roak from Munree to tie Pier, was destroy
ed by fire on "Wednesday morning. 1t was kept
by widow White, who has been absent In Indiana
on Wait, leaving four children to take charge of
the house On the morning mentioned, the Oldest
girl about IL years old. awoke and discovered the
house TO be on fire: she arose, woke her sisters
aged IL ami - years and took the youngest, q boy
of five years. and ran some 80 rods TO neighbors
and aroused him. While he was dressing, she
ran back to the house with view OF saving her
sisters, who had not yet escaped The neighbor
very soon arrived. and entering found the Oldest
girl lying insensible upon the floor with the little
boy clinging TO her. Both were nerly suffoeated,
and the girl badly burned that she is not expected
20 survive. The other two girls were burned up.
The boy was but slightly injured Detroit AdUer.
tissr. ,IaRe -
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THE CONFERENCE.-THE, mt Ashland, II
L now in order for the reception of bosrders by

THE COTTAGEnROTEL,a mt Ashland, ID
L now in order for the reception of boarders BY
the day, week, month or year. .
To persons engaged in business In Richmond who
may desire be within reach of their families every
necessary facility Il afforded by the transit OF three
trains daily each way, between the two places whilst
on each Sunday, commencing with the first Sunday
1.-THE 4th) In May, special train will leave the depot
on Shockoe Hill at O'clock A. NJ and return about
sunset, for the accommodation of those who may de-
sre TO unite In the religious exercises Of the day In
the village.
The Chambers Of the Hotel and adjoining Cottages
are provided with gas the Il equal any in the
state, and the location proverbia for health whilst
IN addition the extensve and well arranged grounds
OF the establishment furnish facilities for exercise and
recreation surpassed BY other place Of the kind
THE PROPnIETOkG
r. 8. The regular passenger trains Of the Rich.
m0nd, fredericksburg 4 Potomac Company stop Il
the Hotel daily, for brsakfast and supper.
Ashland, Hanover CO.. VAL
49, y May & lax.sf q ss8 NV S-qn
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The Norfolk Junior Volunteers are to visit
Hampton on the 4th inst.
The Western Hotel at Christanburg. Va. has
been sold to company for 5000.
Reuben Samuel, for the murder of Southern.
was hung near Madison, N. c., on Monday last
The Eagle House. New Orleans, with large
warehouse owned by Mr.. Castillo, was burned on
Monday night last
Ex-Gov. Bigler, of California, was in Cleveland.
Ohie, on the 18th inst
Washington. - - - -
General Santana has resigned the Presiaencv
OF Dominica, having been at the head of the gov.
ernment since the declaration of independence. in
1874 IL
.. C. Stewart was elected Mayor of Lecomptor,
Kansas, on the 4th inst
Hon. George Bancroft was at Cumberland Nd.
iast week, 70 view the spot of Braddock's defeat
The St. Louis Intelligencer states that ,wo hhds
OF Missouri leaf tobacco were recently sol In
city for S22 and S23 per hhd
A Mr.. Smith, of Wyoming, Pa was robbed of
som,1 At toe Holiday street theatre Baltimore
On Thursday night.
hey. T. w. Carter President Of the Petersburg
femaieEoliege. has resigned.
The National Intelligepcer pays handsome tri
bite to VIM. l. Dayton, Black Republican nomi
nee ior Wee President, for his patriotism and
Miss Della A. Webbs, the well known slave
sympathizer, 10 featuring in Boston
Amos Sendder, an old citizen of Savannah. died
In Piainfe'd N. j., ON Friday last =
The Catholic Churchesof Baltimore have .en.
tsad sufferers pe 'cfae ~
az ceheilipg was killed at Westmtnstav
enn $500 49, Mesk, py the accidental explosion Of 4
the ee, Sonssy Court Of Rockingham has decided
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TAik ULIs WATCH.

EN 81 Ny grsndfather's watch Ii battered and old,
1aS1 3 IL never contained either jewels gold;
I've carried thee now for many long years,
And cherished bv me, though some gave thee snees.
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Through summer and winter you've kept up good
time;
Pve seen many q rival all cased in fine gold,
Yet still prefer you for time, though you're old;
Poor, common and worn. with thin silver case
l scarcely can see the time now by thy face,
Vet still can hear. by that old wheezy sound,
You must be repaired, You II soon run aground
And so long as live, none shall part me and you
Save while you're repairing by BAR-THOLrO-ME";
And those old hands poin the hour Of day,
It tells me how time passes swiftly away;
For must leave thee, for none will be caring,
CO. like you then, for q thorough repairing
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 18th and Main streets.
N. B.-Watches Clocks and Jewellery of every de-
scription carefully repaired Hair Ornaments OF eve
~ kind made, aud Engraving neatly executed on the
shortest notice. moderate terms az any other
house In the city. JED
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RAILROAD CELEBRATIoN--The Wabash Val
= ley Railroad was opened Thursday to Lafayette,
Ind, completing 202 miles from Toledo, and leav.
ing only 40 miles ON which 80 per cent. of the
work is already done to be completed. train
entered Lafayette on that day with numerous in
yited guests amid much rejoicing.
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REMEDY FOR MOSQUITO BITEs-Cigar ashes
will be found an invaluable remedy for the bite Of
the mosquito and other insects. Wet the ashes
and rub them on the part, and the stngng sensa-
tion will be extracted almost instantly. The rea-
of this is that the ashes contain alkali which
neutralize the acid of the poison
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MOVEMENT OF THE U. s. TRooPs.-A detach-
ment of 100 men, rank and file arrived yesterday
evening on the steamboat Ben Franklin, from
Newport KY, Barracks en- ronte for Fort Brown
on the Rio Grande They are in command of Capt
l. Jones, and Lieuts r. G. Cole and ]. V. Dubois
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ARRIVALS OF CATTLE.-The number of cattle
that arrived 10 Albany, N. Y, by the Central rail-
road during the month of May, amounted to 81,
0J0. During the same period last year the num-
bar was less than % 600
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PLENTY OF CoRN.-The Wilmington, n. c., pa
pers of Tuesday mention the arrival there of nine
= vessels from Hyde county. sc, all loaded with
corn. They brought 16, 06O bushels, part of which
sold at 81 to So cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-23

FIRE AT MEMPHIS On the morning of the 18th
inst a fire burst forth in Mr.. Meritos jeweIry
store, corner of Main and Adams streets. Mem.
phis, Tenn, which extended to the adjoining
house and destroyed property to the amount OF
S11 900 or Sl2O01
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-23

CHURCHES IN SAN FRANCIsCo-Therea are in
San Francisco 80 churches having an average at
tendance of 1865 persons, which is estimated to
be onefth of the total Christian population in tina,
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, 90.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE
so PER CENT. IN BUYING BOYS
SHOES.
Youths patent leather Oxford Ties at 81, worth
$50.
Youths patent leather Strap Shoes at 81, worth
$50.
Boys calf skin Oxford Ties at 81, worth $l5e
Boys patent leather Strap Shoes at 81 worth 81 So
With many other styles Of Shoes to be sold low BY
MARCUS HARRIS
is IS l23 Broad street
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ROSES AND THoRSs.-Miton, when blind mar.
ried shrew. The Duke of Buckingham called
her rose. Il am NO judge of coors," replied Mil
ton, ''but dare say you are right, for feel the
thorns daily"
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A LUCKY TowN-The town of Waltham,
Mass, with a population of 5000. is said to have,
at the present time, only one pauner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-23

LONG ISLAND RAcEs.-Second Day.-The en-
tries for the colt race were Il. Ten Broeck's FLY
Prioresss, c. Green's colt, and Gibbons Nicholas
LIST. Nicholas LIST won in two straight heats Time:
lbs; l:573 The four mile race was run by Ten
Broeck's Pryor. and Woodfolk's ch. m. Floride and
won by the former in two straight heats. Time:
e:l74, 8:I9
Third Day-A match trot for $1,000 between
Pffer's Brown Dick and II. Woodruff's Rocket
came of, Rocket winning. Over Fashion Course
]. NJ Clay entered b. m. Ballow, q. p Hare b. N.
Adelg'sa, and w. j Shaw ch b. Ivanhoe Club
purse $500; entrance Soto go to second horse;
mile heats, best in 5. Balow won. Time, l:52,
1:53 l:544. Adegsa came in second
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-23

STRANGE EvEST-An exchange records the
marriage of John NJ. Strange and Elizabeth
Strange as a strange event. The next event will
probably be little stranger
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THE GOVERNMENT ARMS AND THEIR MANU-
fAcTuRR-The government has twelve large de.
pots for arms, beside two national armories which
manufacture them. In these depots there are
l42 900 stand of small arms guns pistols carbines,
exclusive of the number issaed to the arsenals of
the various States and the supply of the army
In ls54'55 the armory at Springfield. Massachu-
sets, turned out 10, 900 muskets and 1000 cavalry
musketoons, while that at Harpers Ferry. in Vir-
giuia, manufactured 5000 muskets and 2,5n rifles
Colt hes manufactured 5000 of his revovers for the
army. At Watervliet arsenal, Troy, during the
same years, were TO- 642 stand of arms stored for
use in perfect order. At the Allegheny arsenal
1880 muskets and II, 900 pistols were put in or.
der At the st. Louis arsenal were stored 80 476
stand OF fire arms of all kinds These statistics do
not include the cannon, howitzers and mortars
stored at the above named depots.
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LURNITUKE WAREROOsls KEnIgV-

I1URNITURE WAREROOHlS kENIOV.
l. ED.-JOHN A. PELVIN has removed his Fur
niture Wsrerooms to that well known building, "CO-
RINTHIAN HALL" 1.-THE old q and Of Messrs Jone
4 Potts,) Main street, square above the Banks.
He takes pleasure in saying to his customers gene
rally that he has established himself in large facto
ry, which gives him decided facilities and with which
he 10 again prepared to get up the very best of
stantly manufacturing every article in the Furniture
line, and viii keep choice and well arranged assert
ment of such styles and qualities e. he knows are
pie.
Thanking generous community for the liberal pa
continuance and pledges himself that nothing shall
be wanting in effort his part to give full and entire
satisfaction
JOHN A, BELV1N also gives his personal atten-
tionto the UNDERTAKING business-being at all
times well supplied with "Metalic Burial Cases."
Mohogsny and Poplar Collins, Burial Vestments, new
Hearse and all the requisites for funerals. Orders
left at "Corinthian HalP' will meet with prompt at
tention. my N-dlm
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WATCHES AND JHWHLRY.

e WE have on hand n large assorf.
"a ment Of Gold. Stone, Cameo, Lava, Floren-
n4 teen, and plain Gold Sleeve Buttons and
bStuds All those in want viii find it to their
interest to examine our stock before purchasing
MYERS < JANKE, No. 75l, Main ct !,
10 20 Sisu of the IIluminated Clock.
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE Rev. A. DoniphaR agent
for Lynchburg Methodist College announces the
prospect of having 100 students in that institution
the ensuing year. The church 10 Virginia, he
thinks, win contribute Si5 900, and the church in
Maryland 10 pledged by him to build one of the
nr,Sfassor's hOuseS
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1 OCUST grove HOTEL. Abe.
IL MARIE COUNTY. VIRGINIA, FIVE NILES
FROM MECHUM'S RIVER DEPOT.-Ths Hotel,
fronting 1853 feet, with many comfortable rooms the
subscriber proposes to keep open for the reception of
Boarders There 10 location in Virginia which
surpssses it in heathfulness and the variety of the
surrounding scenery being located the foot of
the Blue Ridge Mountains. This house has been SO
long known throughout Virginia travelling stand,
and of considerable resort during the summer season,
that any specification by as to accommodations Is
almost needless. The proprietor would therefore
fondly hope that with obiging host and attentive
servants it may continue receive liberal share of
public patronage. Gold and Warm Baths are at
tached to this establishment. Families or others
seeking health and wishing to spend portion of the
summer season at my house, viii please inform me by
letter A hack and baggage wagon will meet them
at any time, at Mechum's River Depot, and convey
SAem to and from when required.
q Address Greenwood r. o.. Albemarle county,
Virginia. JOHN s. COOKE.
ie lS-d12t*
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coMAIssiosE.'s orr.cs,

May Let, le56.
! Elicit decd, and eli others concsrnsd: 81
You are hereby notified that, ct the Request OF 0eo
W. 6nellinas sheriff Of Chsstsrded eousty and trus
toe Of Martha Elicit nov deceased. have appoint.
ed the 10th day Of June nsxt my oboe 4 CkestsT
field Courthouse, for receivug proof OF debts and de-
nands against the said Martha Elicit Or her essats u
Given under my hand q Commissioner Of the
County Court Of ChesteFAeld county. the day AMI
year ART e6osesAia. w. w. 4. cO0BiLIA
my 2t-iaw4v C6lnmissIoney
. .ss y. bis. saisGsl ser
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CHICK EKING,S II IANO
P0RTEQ Tho nm hn~rsber hsv;n.

FOhIES.-sAuo suDecnDer neVlne
"10 been appointed sole AGENT for the
celebrated PIANOS Of Chckering Sons has now
exposed for sale at his store, Main between 18th
and 18th Streets No. 1863. Opposite the Exchange
Bank alarge and varied assortment of these superb
Instruments which by the terms Of his agency he IL
obliged to sell at the .fLcfoyy prices
His stock will, ut all times embrace a. large and
elegant "a assortment be found in any Of the
Northern cities. thereby sfording the citizens of
Richmond and Virginia all the advantages possessed
by the people Of the North in the prices and qualities
of Piano Fortes.
Among his assortment 10 the Chickering's Louis
OF tone, deicacy of touch, and elegance of finish il
universally admired This instrument lands unrval-
led save by the PsrIor Grand Piano. which claims at
tention az the chef d. 0uevre of the Messrs Chick.
erine and which 10 considered by the fist artists su-
perior to any instrument produced in or any
other country. This Piano, whilst it possesses all
tbs exceleDcies of the $500 Grand Piano, 10 free
from all fsdefects The touch 10 80 light that the
delicate hand Of a lady performer can produce the
same volume of tone that of the experienced
master. The style 10 unique, and the instrument ma
be placed in any position in the room with eqaai I'D.
vantage to sound and appearance. A8
The Parlor Grand Piano has entirely superseded,
Grand Pisno II having been decided by the most COM
petsnt judges to combine the best qualities Of the
Grand and Square Piano. See Report of Judges to
Board of Directors of Kentucky Mschanics' lnsti-
tuts, Louisville q
That persons desiring to purchase their Pianos, may
be sure OF obtaining cENUIFE instrument, the
Messrs. Chickering will hold themselves responsible
only for those bought of their authorized Agent,
will be seen from their card, published below.
Also, excellent Pianos of various styles and prices,
by Brown Allen Boston, makers of very high repu-
tation and experience. NATHL CARUSi.
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9 MA BATHING, CHEsAPEAIkEH HALL,
- HAMPTON, Vs-This delightful watering pace
open for the reception of visitors by the day,
week, month or season. 1t is situated on an elevs.
ted point, and commands an extensive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country. <F
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate is pro-
verbal for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every eff.
fort the stay Of visitors pleasant and takes
the liberty to refer for his ability and disposition to
please to those who have heretofore selected Chess
peaka Hall for their summer retreat
je 2-3m r. g. BANKS, Proprietor.
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II GATH X q H T, 18th street, be-
T.. tween Main and Cary, has. In addition to his
large stock of Furniture many articles of second
hand Furniture. which he will sell low for CASH such
~ Feather Beds; Hair and Shuck Mattrasses; High
and Low Post Bedsteads; Carpets; Oil Cloths Straw
Mating &c Also, two second hand Lounges; 2large
Looking Glasses; Wardrobes; large Dining Tables,
suitable for boarding bouses Book Cases; and large
lot of Bedding; Bolsters; Pillows; Sheets Counter
is Il.--eodiw F. GATHRIGHT.
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4 MOTTO E.--W. C..DAL J

r MOTTO E...W. C..DALN
informs the citizens of Richmond,
and country, that he has commenced
~ the BOOT and SHOE making busneas on
18th street. opposite Mr. COTS Saddlery store where
he ID prepared to make to order any article in his line
in the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr.. A. d.. DAVIS, ono of the best cutters In the
country will superntend the business and use every
effort to please both a. to article and it, have the
best matsrial-and workmanship shall not be rpsss-
ed by any. trial is respectfully solicited.
ATH STREET, Isle ROW,
up 29---dSm 1st door from Main street.
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LI,E1.HANY SPRIN(,S...Thiu Wafer

LLEGHANY SPRINGS...This Water.
IA ing place is situated in the county of Montgom
cry, Virginia the banks of the Roanoke River, 81
miles from the Virgins and Tennessee Railroad and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State This water is unequdued in its
efcacous qualities by any mineral acater in the Union,
and contains ingredients peculiarly o and which
have yet been found to exist in any other mne
raj springs Its use has reached and relieved
,oich all medicine and other mineral eaters had failed
in Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard to the santive qualities of the water, are
ferred large cards, which have in all the princi
pal Hotels Steamboats,, Cars. &c, with certificates
appended from gentlemen of the highest character
We have recently erected large BATHING establish.
ments of all descriptions ALSO comfortable Recsp-
ton House at the rxilroad.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg will az.
rive at the Springs the same day by O'Clock P. M.
We will be prepared to receive visitors by the st
day of June Our best efforts will be given to render
visit this fountain of health agreeable and pleas
ant z JNO. W.HOLT SONS
my N-dtl0A Proprietors.
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sS4knrh FOR LYNCHBURG.-The
ONLY REGULAR LINE on
FREIGHT BOATS.
Canal Boat Little Tennessee, Capt Wilhenon.
Do. Fanny, Capt. Myers
Do. Clinton, Capt. Hill
Do Lynchhure, Capt. johnson.
Twice . week-Wednesdays and Saturdays
These are first class Boats, and commanded by exps'
rienced Captains For freight apply to
WILLIAM p. COX,
North dde BASIN.
~ StoYsse wanted NH %