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VOUNG LADIES' sCHOOL.-MISS MA.
Il RY PEGRAM will open Boarding and Day
School for young ladies. the LIST October next at
her residence lie Linden Square, franklin street
The course of instruction viii be thorough and 4
tensve reaching from the elementary to the CHEST
branches of education Competent assistants will be
employed 10 each department, and great care be
used in the selection of Text Books.
The English department will be under the imme-
date supervision of MISS PEGRAM. With due
sense Of the responsibility she assumes she will de-
vote herself sedulously and honestly to its proper
fullment; aiming at the highest standard of female
education, and q conscientious use OF the means
sential to its attainment
Mathematics, Latin and the Physical Sciences, will
be taught by gentleman well qualified for the task
lfa ian and German by native masters OF each
tongue. Music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar, and
singing and Drawing by the best Professors.
The French Language will receive special stten-
ton and be under the charge OF French lady who
viii reside in the family the object being teach
the Pupils both the philosophy OF the language and
TO speak 1t with ease and accuracy. To this end it
The Junior and Senior GLASSES shall receive equal at
tention.
MISS PEGRAM proposes also the formation of q
BELLES-LETTRES claes, for the study of English
Classical Literature. Young ladies who have left
school, may find this material aid to self improve
ment; and those from distance, who may wish to
come ~ Parlor Borders can join this class
MRS. j. w. PE0RAM viii have charge Of the
Boarding Department, and will unite with Miss Pc
gram p contIibu,ing to the comfort and proper ran-
Terms-Bosrdins during the entire session . a 30
PnElish C0uree... ..........................& 10,
Foreign Languages each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Music at Professor charges.
Persons whaling 70 cnter Pupila or to make further
enquiries relative to the school, vill apply to =
MRS. or MISS fEoRAM.
Linden Square. Richmond. Va.
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BARN DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.-The barn
of Mrs Turner. living about q miles north of Am
h erst Court House, was struck by lightning and
consumed on Friday evening, together with all its
contents There were in it at the time her crop OF
wheat, two mules, one horse, farming utensils,
&c, none Of which were saved. The loss sus-
tanned bv Mrs. r.. is estimated at 81 500
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N AZ. LEtEbSAE' SChOOL, nlcnm0n0,
lVl VA.-The next session of this Institution will
open on the lst day of October, 1885, and close on
the first day of Jnly. 1857.
TERMs-Board $500; Washing s2n; English TUT.
ton $4h nodern Lsnsusgss, each o SzI; Latin ~;
Drawing from nature $40; Painting colors $40;
in oil: $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50.
kEFERENsEs--.Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Meses D. Hoge, D..
FAcULTY.--Hubert P. Lefebvre, A. M Principal;
Rev. II. g. Keppler, Rev. w. E. Webb,A.M; J. P. Lit
tie, NJ. D., R. A Lewis NJ D Joseph Mchard John
A. Cays, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon, Mrs. Taylor,
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, ETC., etc.
All letters to be directed to
iy T. Am HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
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EDUCATION.
T,0TIaHFE At. GRAMMAR SCHOOL
w RENNIE, IssTRucros.

III. io..tiou Of this School, ct Sanndsrf Hall, In
rear Of the Third Baptist Church u convenient TO
shockoe Hin and is m sna slso ds
and we'll arranged, having been built expressly for
'e T .PD Of this School 10 to prepare boys for
shrss classes: ist. Rud mspfs; I'd English Branches
"a uisher English with IAun. Mathematics, and
mer succs:s win be esteemed sufficient guarantees
for success in future. The next session will begin
the 18th september and end 18th July, 1857.
lot c... per session Of 10 mouths. SIS 90
% do do do do ............. IS 90
Sd do do do do ;..;......... 40 90
Persons wishing to the subscriber. will please
leave their names at Mr. D. J. saunder store head
of Broad street.
au linn" W. A. RENNIE.
JEFFERSON MALE ACADENIY.--This
y Ins tuition. located on 18th. between Clay and
Leigh streeta Church Hill viii be opened for the re-
caption of Pupils alb ut the middle of September
next, In addition to the ordinary Enslish branches
intend to make the Institution worthy of public pa
tropage.
receive our special attention. For particulars in
a.. G GHIas ". PETHERBRlDGE,
DlCHMOND FEMALE lNNTlTUTE...
II The exercises of the destitute viii be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Board. 200 90
Washing. ..................... 20 90
Tuition in Collegiate Department. 50 90
Tuition in Preparatory Depart ment. ...... 80 90
Ancient OF Modern Lauguages EACH 20 90
Music on Piano. so to so 90
The lsrse number entering the Institute during the
last session, t263) has encouraged the Trustees
provide still increased factes and the arrangements
for instruction viii be the elevated and lbe
raj scale the spacious and convenient accommoda.
tons. No pains will be spared to the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further information, address
B. MANLY, JR,
Nv 23-d3m Richmond. Va
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A GRAND INTERNATIONAL FAIR is in contem.
paton, in Buffalo, N. Y. to be held early in Sep.
tember. 1T ia proposed" says the Republic. ITO
offer prizes to the amount of betw cen $4,000 ard
$50 600, for which all the citizens Of the United
States and Canada viii be Above to compete, in
all the varied and extensive departments of Agri-
cultural aud Mechanical Industry"
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LONDON TIMES ON the CENTRAL AMERICAN
OUxsTIoS.-An editorial in ths London Times ssys,
the subject of &c ntrai America, that we cannot
but fe the justice of the British construction OF
the treaty has been acqusscsd in by the Govern
ment of the United States when we learn the prop
ositons which it is said Mr. Dallas has been pow
cred TO make. He will. if We correctly inform
ed pro pose the establishment of San Juan as free
port under the aregnty Of Nicaragua, reseryng to
Costa RIGA the right of traffic through it and such
portions the river Sac Juan necessary. The
Mesquite Indians to be concentrated In definite
territory, which shall leave clear the mouth Of the
river and the town; but their rights guaranteed and
the annuity paid The Bay Islands are to be restor.
ed Honduras but Belize 10 to remain British pos
session, with ID deg so mil its territorial limits
BY this arrangement the neutrality Of Central Amer
ic4 will be fully established, and moral prohibition
against future bustering and annexation be efectu
ally raised We lose nothing material by this, bu.
still the arrangements saoud be clearly understood
10 be a compromise in which England does not Civ.
up her construction of the treaty, but only make.
concessions corresponding to its extreme views
One point of Mr.. Dallas proposition provides that
Central America shall make grants similar to that
promised by Honduras. respecting any actual or pros
pcctive plan of communication between the two
Oceaus the consent of these Republics 10 obtain
ed to such arrangement, the advantages of civil
tion will be such to less regret for tempo
rary differences ending in such result
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Ii This handsomely improved Waite ing Place
will be open for the reception Of visitors the Eth
day OF June next 1t IL situated in dense foreA of
native oaks in the northern part of the beautiful
county of Roanoke the turnpike road leading fsm
Salem BY the way OF Newcastle to the sweet Springs
and within days journey from Richmond or Peters.
burg.
Passengers on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
will reash Salem from Richmond at oeieck, p. M :,
and will be Immediately taken, in Kent 4 Summer.
sons splendid daily line of Stage Coaches to the
Roanoke Red Sulphur, 40 milea) where they will
tempt the weary traveller prolong hi. stay but
they prefer to do they leave In the same line
next morning, dine at the Sweet SPRING. and reach
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL of two dsy,.
from Richmond or Petersburg to the White SULPHUR
In returning from the Springs, PASSENGERS will be
Sulphur the first day and after taking there
reach the railroad 1t Salem in time for the morning
train, 10 a. to reach Richmond or Petersburg the
No expense or trouble will be spared to make this
az agreeable as any water place in Virginia All.
tnonfh, but new candidate for popular favor the
propr1etos fatter themselves that IL 10 destined To
tase nigh position as we'll for its curative qualities
a. Tor the style Of its accommodations Mr.. Charles
fancy, 90 well know as first rate caterer for the
public, and for his attention TO all the details Of
public establishment hes been secured toeether with
his wifel a. manager. Under their manasement yis.
noss may be sure Of cordial welcome, and the very
The hotel, which contains IS rooms, including q
spacious Ball Room, and all the other imprcyements
.ase neen erected on the most approved models OF
,sse ano convenience furnishing accommodation for
- -. !, visitor. the present season. which VI.
- my s1,en n nat may be required hereafter
,hs superb land OF MUSIC, he. been engaged for
@ seon and IN all respects it will be the constant
ana earnest efforts Of the proprieto TO render ter
visitors comfortable and happy ''e'A
The water of the Roanoke Rad aulnhuy Ia. ~.
oeen July anaized. but the Tcmarks able benefit de
Ised from ne uss BY persnns suffering from palno
10y Iomps,nu insthes the belief that smone other
saoIe medicinal qualities, It will be found 70 avs
.na. wmen has given TO the Red sulphur Of Monroe
m celebrity, VIZ reducing the pulse and aetine d
me sans time IL has also proved highly
Dsnens,al 70 persons sufering from Dyspepsia and
other disseseso Of the stomach ~ could bs shoWn ~
many certificates were II deemed necessary
dE0k0E w. sHANKS,
A HUPP
GREEN b. BOARD. prorvs.to,,
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID G. BHANKh,
1e 10 daswkets.
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n sLllVEA HILL COAL -The saeecrs ~
~ bses leave q infarn his fnends and sns ps ccs
Yard near the Retarshura nepea Tor The sale o. sss
above Coal and b prepared 70 sspply them ness ar
during the season a. il may Be wanted. tor Ga =,
particular attention TO orders and - The asis.s1 y
the Goal ~. v. WHiAiNS
~ 29---lm
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A NCHOR BOLTlNia CLOTn.--Au an
"A dironsl supply OF AIchor Boiling Cloth, lust
received and for sale cheap by
CLARkSON 4 ANDERSON,
~ No. lO6 Main street.
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EhOCF. Il 4 VI T. OIL sle Old Medical
~ House ia still engaged in treating AL sorts of Sc
cret Diseases, and hereby invites call from those
VINO have been unfortunate in their sssocistions.-
Dr. p. would particularly invite call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their
physicians incurable. Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly ap-
piled The article known the CHEMICAL Elk.
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, il probably the
very best thing before the public for
system shattered by dissipation other cause
The Ague and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
Office franklin street, Just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door South of Trinity Church. Rich.
mond, Va,
Medicines securely packed and sent to order. with
full directions. lisSl
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eTJM11ER RnTRHATs.
E0YMsE,s WHITE AN2 3. R RAJ x. sSa

CG fxaNukk HsfrIWsHHd5 Esz Az ..i.s:
place 7 now open for the ressss2n o. 81 Rs.Dot. and
the most bssufal petnre.qus and fertile Psswisan s
Of ya and On wthin 30 yssds II The
road ITSELF and shout bali me Hom p;sL-S ~
pot only eieht OF nine hours ride from Kicnmond ana
rssrrssuri snd ssos, re rns " PsssSurr Or Rich
mond IN the moruins, BY the southsdo and Danyilis
Railroads and taking the Of the Vfsna AND Ten.
sbout O'CLOCK n the same day. whore an Omni-
bus, he, will meet them, ana ssnseS 'nsn :" 'A'
Sp,iLp. ~. e-,.h..
Sprlpgs whose curative powers can DO atLested oy
scores OF persons who have been entirely renewed ey
using the waters The repufafsn OF tnese Ven Io'
half century past has been established In the sur
rounding counties for having cured many persons A.
iicted with various chronic and other diseases They
net surpassed by any mineral waten IN virginia
for the cure of Dyspepsia in its various forms Aec-
tons Of tn. Liver, Kidneys aud Bladder General De-
bity especially of the Nervous System all kinds OF
Cutaneous and other Diseases ., the Sn, sna NAY
purxstive and diuretic with strong dete to
the skin For certificates a. to the efficacy OF the
ws.eis Of these Springs, SEQ hsnan a,,.,. .,s
almost entirely new, consisting OF Hotels Cottages
&C. affording accommodations equal to any to be
found in the mountains of Virginia, for about 400
The Furniture and Fixtures are about equal to
those of the best hotels 10 our cities
The Bedding 10 unusually good, with hsir mattresses
throughout the esabiishment-ss to all which we In
yite visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared In obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
asdstants for every department of the establish
mept
The general management il conhded to J A. He
FELFfNGER, Esq, late of Cumberland, Maryland,
assisted BY ALFRED r. JAMES and Ko. }. READ, late
of Lynchburg who will doubt give subtraction &c
ell who may visit the place.
Th.rs win be BOWLING ALLEYS, &s., for ex
ercse
A fine BAND OF MUSIC 10 already secured, and
Telegraph Office will soon be established at Bon.
sacks depot
The TABLE will be found equal to any IN the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about a. great ss they can well be.
J. A. HEFELFINGER CO.,
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OKUNiIIEIL Il ROYSTERS,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SO WATER STREET,
NEW YORK.
We will make liberal cash advances on consign-
ments of FLOUR, WHEAT, &c, to the above I'D.
dress.
jyI2-lm A. s. ROYSTER. BROTHER co.
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- FOX KkNTTbe upper part Of the
I'll House over my store, containing nine rooms
1x with pantry, No., and kitchen with three rooms,
being very suitable for a large family boarding
house, being within one square Of tn, 6rst market
house. Rent low, to good tenant. Possession given
when desiIed. WIN. Walsh,
iy 26-ts No. 43 Main Ut.
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Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions lisSl
LARGH STOCK OF DRY GOODS
"A SELLING OFF AT COST-M. w. ROSE,
changing mis- business will sell from this time TO the
10th day Of August, his large, varied and beautiful
stock of
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
AT COST. The goods then remaining on hand will
be closed out at public auction.
All persons desiring to purchase Dry Goods of a
superior quality, will here find sufficient induceu,ent
TO make an investment he intends to be very a.
commodating, and wants to save As much expense as
wise call and examine for yourselves
N. B. The store nov occupied by me will be for
rent after the let OF September IL is excellent
has been occupied by me for upwards of II years
myN-Sm N, w. ROSE.
toAL: coat: COAL!--ALEX. ENG.
~ ~ LAND has taken an Office opposite the Peters
burg Depot for the sale of GLOVER HILL COAL
and has secured the services of Mr.. A. A. ALIEN
who Will be prepared to furnish the various oualte.
WIN pro"ptnes' Tor cash, or to pmnetuat eas,omers
emtg. au2-im.
love NIL LUlIP COAL.--I am
prepared to receive orders for GLOVER HILL
LUMP COAL, which will be promptly executed at
~ AIaaWs~ SAhI r HAYES.
ELLEvUE HOsPlTAI....ThisI n.fi1u.
non is situated on Church Hill, Richmond. VA.
20 dshghtfui, airy position, and lie furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comf.rf ~ NJ.
te na ana the successful treatment of disease
me me Lyinein Wards IRE peculiarly commodioua
Inc underlined give their personal attendance IN
M patients plaeee under their charge.
TERMS:
Whites h's.'....,..............es per week.
Private acron,,.; ;.::...................
shese rates embracs al charges for Board MeA,
'' ~. snd Medical and Surgical attendance.
" No Small Pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, H. D..
crscs street, between 4th ana 5&h
40. q. B. MILLS, n. D.
i8h street between Broad and Narsh.u
II. T. COLEMAN, n D.
Corner Of 9Th and Grace stros,.
hrsident Physician Or. WOOD m.sa
o8rE And MULE sHOE3...W..--
.sesivink this day, additional sun olv ~ u "ro
ani Male Shoes, assorted sizes rp9 " Hofso
CLARhsON ANDERSON
-s----------- NO LOO Main street
OIL ssss .sn KEGS nice country LARD, in.,
@f WILLIAMS / BROTHER
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NEA BATHING, GHESAFEAhE HID,
10 open for tie reception of visitors by the day,
week, month or 1t il situated on an eleva.
ted point and commands an extensive and splendid
view Of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country.
adventase s 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 to render the stay of visitors pleasant and takes
the liberty to refer for his ability and disposition to
please those who have heretofore selected Chesa-
peake Hall for their summer retreat
lie 2-Sm R. g. BANKS, Proprietor
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g WET sPklNGS..-Thia estabi N. hme nt
~ isnow open. with handsome accommod ations
The BATHS, just completed, are most s,.s cious,
convenient and elegant; containing handsome recep-
ton and private dressing rooms all handsomely car.
peted and furnished, for both ladies and gentlemen
am instructed by the owners of this proper,y v, to
spare no Efforts expense to make it of the most
desirable summer retreats in the mountains
l.. NORVFLL
~ 2-lm for Sweet Sprinss Comnanv
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- VALUABLE Private KESIDENCE
"a ON LEIGH STREET, BETWEEN 6rH AND
authorised to sell the following valuable p,ep.rty
located as above. viz: the worry desirable Brick
Dwelling, now occupied by Mr.. Z. Il. Taliaferro. The
lot fronts about 40 feet back l65 feet to an aey
The dwelling is three stories high, has II rooms b.
sides ample servants accommodations, Stable 40 -
The whole premises have been thoroughly altered
and repaired within the psst three years and gas and
city water introduced, and are in the most per
feet order.
Also, for sale the Framed Dwelling, at the corner
of Leigh and 7th streets. occupied BY Mrs
Nichols fronting S9xl65 feet. This among the most
desirably located residences in the city If immedi
ate application is made, the terms will BE- made &C.
commodating.
Apply to GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
~ Slot Auctionseu
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LHORWA X DING BURIN S..IN.
u. CREASED DISPACCH-I have made arrana..

l. CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange.
house and shall the CONNIE ncement of the fall a. =.
son, send out boat every other day SUNDAYS
ed BY this arrangement will put goods through two
g1'her, as soon as by the S. 8. r. R., and at much
less ex pence.
Merchants west of Lynchbu-g wishing to consisn
their goods to the rrod ag- M are required TO de-
post funds to pay the charges tn that point az the
srRcia and Tennessee Railroad refuse t. paw or col
iect cha 'ees on goods lived by the Canal.
Jy E-u ALFRED s. LEE ON the Dock
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FIFTY CENTS AND ONE DOLLAR A
RNTTIE -DOIIAR CORDIAL. tha r,nx.A "a

NAnrn 1919 AED WE DOLLAh ~
l. BOTTLE DOLLAR CORDIAL the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure Of
certain disease and debility, wi certainty and dis
patch, in few days, with the saving Of time and
beers Of the College OF Surgeons in London. and 10
used in most of the Hospitals in England where the
most severe cases of weakness have succumbed, BY
the use of this valuable Medicine.
Price so cts and 81 per bottle.
To be had Of L. B. THOMAS, DR.. o. B. HILL,
DUVAL NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH j.
B. WOOD, 8. n. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
OPP site the R. & =. R. r. Depot Broad street.
lie l0-ta
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THQrA0ay sM0f0tOAs AUHush scW~s
Financial and Commercial
!, New York rpe.d.y. sales were made Of u, 600
Va d. At sos; and s. 900 do. at tal
The NJ Y. Journal Of Commerce Of Tuesday afser-
tesnoon, says:
There /, an active demand for mor.y. and rates OF
.afsre., in the street considerably higher than
those current week ago.
Loans on call stock securities..........e a.
Do other good secarities......5 GU
Prim. endorsed bils. cease dsy'..."'ss, rs
Do 4f6 months.
firs. class single signatures. ........'''s ~
other good s,,I. 70 aroop there was
20 ssc,n. At the opening Of the Board this
oroins but sslisht and partial rese'on occurred To-
wards the close. .
h.v;as lint little 70 remit at the moment. Bills in
London I0si aiin for bankers sisnatures and iGst0
100; for good commercial; Paris5 Ia 65.l5
rns steamer will taxa out nearly amiiiion OF dol
lar, in .neci. we learn OF $3.50 600 Pot up, and
some further sums will probably be engaged.
PHu.pslpHra CArTLs MARKsr. Ausust THE
arrival Of cattle At Torbers Drove Yard last week,
amoun,ed Is 40 beeves 600 sheep $50 and 90
And calves The entire sale Of beef tile at the
Bulls Head Associated Butchers and Drovers \ ard
"a 50 and IS per 100 lbs; smsll lot from Chester
county sold from 10 to $40 81 per leo his sheep
sold hrskly at from 81 Is to 81 30 per head OF :. an
ton. HOG. brought from Sc IS to 50 and So IOo
lbs The total stock in market was lloo beeves fooo
sheep 1900 hogs and rs cows and calves
Richmond Markets, AuGust q. X
COFFEE There a sale at auction OF 5000
bass Of Coffee yesterday by Messrs Ceushaw q
Fisher 1t was the cargo of the brig Breeze, selected
esoscisily for this market The attendance was iair
The average rate of the saes wss 1895: ,
FLOUR.-No sales and receipts exceedingly smaIa:
WhEAT-Market not so active to day, and SI7o
is the exIems. We still quote good to prime Red
y 90 to i.65; do. White u IS to TO- The grades
are, however mole closely scrutinized and the mar
e. heavier.
CORN.--65 to 20 cents per bushel-recei2ts very
| isht.
BY telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Aug 6.-Floar steady. Wheat quiet.
Corn--White, 60a63; Yellow, 63067.
NEw YosK, Aus6-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat sal cts lower Western Red Sl.H. Corn
advanced, and quoted at g. Stocks lower. Va. IS
&33i
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4 n FILA WHITE SUI r H U X
"A SPRINGS, situated q miles from Jetersviile
Depot. on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, 50
miles from Richmond, will be opened the LIST OF july
The waters Of these Springs said to be equal
to any waters in the mountains and have been anal
lied in Philadelphia, and have the same properties of
the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
TERMS OF BOARD ss foilows-Per day 81 50; per
week So; per month"; for 20 days, 1885, Children over
years old and under II years, and servants, halt
price.
There viii be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Springs.
lie I2-d2m THOs c. WILSON l. SONS.