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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

BLANE Books FOR lS57.-Messrs D. Felt & Stetson,
At No 81 Camp and Bank Place have in store every
size and quality Of blank hooks that needed the
ing year Merchants and hookeepes Should aud inspect
the See advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29
HArs--Finc and Fashionable Hats.-D. c. 4

HATs--FInc and Fashionable HatS-p c. ~
son under the St. Charles Hotel has Queiut "; t5
sensible proclamation in Cur columns this morning,
direct tie attention Of readers. If, after p,
alHn c0rteHccnds to wear "shocking bad hHr
hat that Is no; u=.t HI!d fashionable, he will i
nn individual Of awful shocking bad
set led convictions and this is all W. have
ist now further lhRn recommend MI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

HOrSEFrRNIsH!SG G0oDs.- Messrs. P. R. Fell &
Co.. Nc, Il Camp have in large stock Of crockey
s%s china and housekeeping goods generally See their
terllsencn:s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

JEwELRY AT AUcT1oN.--Those wishing bargains
i'll jewey forget that the auction sale which has been
in progress at Mr. Rates establishments No Sc Camp
Will be continued this week the sale beginning t;pns: IL
o'clock, daily. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

WATCHES AND jEwELRy-Messr>. Gregor X VII
sui Al The corner c: Camp u!a Cam rNc11 &age
aud sperGt eff wacs jr~r y, e:. s"0etaT Holiday
.i:.,, Sr, iac.r ~. 3;:>yGEsI'.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

New YEAR HATs.-Mr. D. G. Johnston under the
ST. Charles Hotel has just received invoice Of the
tn and fashionable irezs beaversha;s elegant that it
hardly impolite TO keep them in Iiys presence.
felt hats, caps, and everything in the haiters line To
who wish decorate their crsnitms elegantly without an
eNrSTasHnt outlay OF money, would say, go Dave John
eons. Read his card any how
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

NEW YEARS PEE>E>TS.-Dont talk 10 yoUl >hil-
dr"'" 1! land II: yui - really to tl AXE
Vi. r, : No. J Canal leI them srecl WIN, ay
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

A. Nos, IL a+G ~ "a al street., he'"rea Nrome
n3i nr>u alr!> I.grd "a fr.~t any klw: 'f 'n.>e
oI5ry cy k"d o ye. ~ ""rr!oc;ns are constantly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

TAILORING. -Mr. H. N. Hamburger, merchant
tailor a. No ISL Charles street. prepared all times make
:le most fashionable outfits order. Soc his card.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

FASHIONABLE CLOTuING.-Gentlcmen nav rig
themselves oUt in >np;@ous style Nessr Norris, NAu
cas-, et Camp and Common Streets under tie Cy
Ein.aI. S.n ;nriL nlrG-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

h4aH! display Of watches ievelry and iI, is la
Mr. H. p l}aly. A No. camp stree. The ,.vetware =
1wr1ir'rly rich in design and wotlau.hp aud .rnonr the
Watches AID :ev"7y IT, tr found the c"c"st a get.
o the NJ: L. Ia, the be- Of wGrkuIen
,iIea manufacturing ,lvcrwa@c or!er does Al kinds Of
,tliri.g n L. iMe. Ser Nis cas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

CLGAE>.-Thesc articles of Il sizes for ladies and
"!>>s>, a1eto @e aI cp d Nh {. G. Why au! c"rney cf
Iov,:rEs aid t'art,! tr s.:arts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

SILKS, VERY CHEAr-Mr. c. c. Wayland. at the
q Poy1Eas and GHo1elet street selling beati
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

TEGNEs AND INDIA RCBHGE GooDs.- These articles
h 'ni in Ury qhaniy Q. II. ". Reynolds Co., at No
= ,If1-t S,.,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29
Desultory Theatrical Items.
BosroN.- The (Nblo's) Rave Troupe open
Rarrvs on tho a0I

engagement on the same evening at the National.
Mr.. Keach, for many years attached to Kimbal's
Museum, and great favorite on and oft the stage,
died suddenly few days since.
New YoRK.-The Louisa Pyne opera troupe are
meeting with great success at Nibo's. Gottschalk
was announced to give grand concert at Nibo's on
the 2Gth inst, at which Thalberg would perform
AT Burtons, The School OF Reform, Dombey Il |
Son. The Toodles' and Serious Family, with |
Burton in his favorite parts, supported by an I'M
equaled stock company, have answered to fill the
treasury Mrs. Burrow (formerly Julia BennetD was
announced to appear on the 22d as the heroine in
! new five act comedy, " Fascination"
Laura keencs theater continues to be well patron
lied: Young New York and Second Love y the
principal attractions.
Mr.. L. L. Davenport, while playing Richard at the
Bowery, received a cut from Richmond which con-
| fined him to his room for several days
At Walacks, comedies, in which Blake, Lester,
Walcott, George Holland Mrs. Hoey and other favor
ties, appeared.
The Broadway Theatcr was announced to open
positively Monday, the 22d inst.
PHILADELrH1A.-Thc Gabriel Ravel troupe are in
| their second week at the Walnut Theater, drawing
immensely.
The Arch, under Wheatley's management, is suc
cesstul with good stock company, headed by Mr..
Perry and Mrs. Bowers
WAsuISGroS.-E Booth has closed a moderate
gagcment at the National, and was followed by Mr.,
and Mrs H. plunkett.
BALTIMoRE-The F!olcnces terminated a highly
profitable three weeks engagement at the Holiday
Street Theater on the Goth.
NoRFoLK.-Ar. Neate is playing to crowded houses
at the Varieties.
CHARLEsroS.-Ag gnes Robertson was to close her
en- ca cement here on the 2Qth,
Sr. LorrS-SIiss Davenport was in her second
week at the Peoples. Miss Dora Shaw closed at the
St. Louis the Goth, and was to be succeeded by
Mr.. c. W. Coulock.
Wallack, Jr., Was at Pttsburg at last accounts.
Miss Eliza Logan was playing to crowded houses at
Wheeling. Miss Annette Incc is at the Louisville
Iheater. Miss Kimberly is playing the heroine in
g bred at Bates Cincinnati The Keller troupe are
at Woods theater. Miss Maggie Mitchell is growing
in popularity with the Mo}ans. Mr.. R. Dickinson
for the past season attached to Laura keenes cpn-
pany, has withdrawn and is about starting On star
ring tour!
RAILROAD ACC!DESTs.--Qn the morning Of the
18th the passenger train for Worcester and Spring
field, Mass, ran into freight train which had been
detained the track At Newton, in consequence Of
the water pipes freezing One engine nearly de-
moshed, and several freight cars were broken up.
One Of the tirelnen WAS badly bruised.
A telegraphc dispatch Of the 18th. from Cincinnati
gives account OF recent accident on the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, near Lima,
! Ohio. One passenger car vas precipitated down an
eTnbankment Of fifteen OR twenty feet by the break
ing of an axle. A lady, who had been visit to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

HOLIDAY pRESENTs.--A rich and rare assortment
oi ery ard ctNer fancy goods particularly well calculated
fer holiday riffs, 70 he Ne>rs Gregcr Wilson's
q Camp ard Canal For adsncI idea see I'd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

STEAM TOBACCO MANvFACToEY. - All kinds Of
>moGus and chewing o1ace7 cigars. suAtf md smoking mle
neur~, t h,d y!c c4l >4:ret Of Mr. j. d. Saruln
NJ" = il!"Tice> AMI No 10 oud' See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

r,1,,,r,,-f, Nv fIr,,o, -,-, M .

street, is for the sale in ; ely Of S'tnway Co.'S cele.
brated pianos. See his carr, relative to them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29
Interesting Intelligence.

The following article, from late number of the
Baltimore Clipper, will probably cause some surprise
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

CRESCENT jon OrFIcE.-See the card Of Mos@r@
Clark ihi.Ir tDo'. "oIEar. \ u3t&
ANS ar! r'irz, gwen :acra trial. and @jv" :r:A
thci7 Lltar put~nla.c.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

18th the passenger train for Worcester aud Spring
field, Mass, ran into a freight train which had been
detained On the track At Newton, in consequence Of
the water pipes freezing One engine was nearly de-
moshcd, and several freight cars we're broken up.
One Of the iremen was badly bruised.
telegraphic dispatch of the 18th. from Cincinnati
gives an account OF recent accident on the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, near Lima,
Ohio. One passenger car vas precpitated down an
embankment of fifteen or twenty feet, by the break
ing of an axle. 4 lady, who had been on a visit to
her son at Burlington, Iowa was instantly killed,
and eight Or ten other passengers severely injured
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

All tie world have us We keep alive t. workshops.
would become UiHbited nuns We tGnis! le material for
they Talk Of becoming people ierble hruirr AMI G
pablo q mttagin tnrs. And !rrt
among ourselves who far yield to ;c din o. HE N,er
British press. doubt whether eAi Irowin9
SStS WHICH control the eonnlece"t Ae Wor1 aud Eott the
lrs millions be, Them, elves Ir h;ll
c&Iabe c: maintaining strong aud durable ruNtcet1iu
And yet, notwithstanding all this, we don't raise
food enough to feed ourselves we don't manufacture
clothing enough 10 clothe ourselves we Keep the
workshops of the world alive, have very few work
shops Of our own, and are obliged to depend upon
foreign workshops for an infinite variety Of iuds-
Pensabe articles we have no ships OF our own, yet
maintain in profitable employment whole fleets OF
Northern and foreign vessels we possess learned and
able writers, yet the pen and ink with which they
write and the paper upon which they write, comes
from foreign States our newspapers will compare
fayoraby with the newspapers OF any other section,
yet the types presses paper ink and everything else
come from the North we pride ourselves upon oar
fine horses yet the saddles, brides martn@aes hay-
ness, etc., with which those horses are caparisoned
in ninetynine cases out of hundred are OF Northern
manufacture we like to ride in fine carriages, and 10y
patronizing Northern industry almost exclusively
check the growth Of home industry; our immediate
exports pay for the imports OF the Whole country, and
regulate the exchanges of the earh yet by ignor
ing the lessons common sense teaches, allow others
10 bear of the principal prizes in the grand CONNER
! cial lottery; we are not silent in regard 10 oul
strength and prowess, or ability TO do orr enemies
harm yet we have few foundres for the mana:actlr;
Of arms, depend for supplies OF rifles powder shot
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aITMMnR RnTRHATs.

,10xN0KE RED SULPHpls srHl 49, y:
II This hsnd.omey impreysd ws.ss =, s issh
S.y ~ inns next Il Is situated In dsnse forest q
naive oska In the northern part OF the neal s
county of Roanoke, The turnpike road ,
salem by the way Of wcsetle 90 the sweet
and within days journey from Richmond OF retsr
Passenger on the virginia and Tsnns..ss rs,.rSsd
and viii be immediately taken, In Kent \ summer.
son's splendid daily line Of stage Ccschss to the
Roanoke Red SULPHUR ~ .a ssslv comfos asst can
ths weary traveller psolous his stay, but II
they prefer do they can leave IN the SANE line
nsst morning dine st the Sweet sprinss and reach
The Gresnher White sulphur before night. thus ma
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL OF two days,
from Richmond or Petersburg TO the White Sulphur.
In returning from the Springs, passengers will be
BROUGHT from the White Sulphur to the Rosnoke Red
Sulphur the first day,snd amer taking breakfast there,
reach the railroad at Salem ia time for the morning
train, es to reach Richmond or Petersburg the
No expense or trouble will be spared to make this
as agreeable any water place in Virginia. Al
though, but new candidate for popular favor, the
proprietors hstter themselves that il 10 destined to
take high position well for lite curative qushties
as for the style Of It's sccommodations DIR. Charles
Ysncy, so we'll know first rate caterer Tor the
public and for his attention ell the details OF
public establishment has been secured together with
mis- wifel as manager. Under their MANAGEMENT VS.
tors may be sure OF cordial welcome, ana the very
best treatment.
The hotel which contains 25 rooms, including a
spsCicns Room, ana tHc o'hot
have been erected on the most approved models of
tsste and convenience, furnishing accommodates for
$50 visitors the present season. which will be increas-
ed to any extent that may be required hereafter
A superb BAND OF MUSIC, has been engaged for
the ason and in all respects it will be the constant
and earnest effort, of the propretors to render their
visitors comfortable and happy.
The water of the Roanoke Red Sulphur has not
been fully anazed but the remarkable benefit de-
rived from its by persons suffering from pulno-
nary complaints usties the belief that among other
valuable medicinal qualities 1t will be found to have
that which has given to the Red Sulphur of Monroe
it's celebrity viz: reducing the pulse, and acting
tonic at the same time. 1t has also proved highly
beneficial to persons suffering from Dyspepsia, and
other diseases of the stomach could be shown by
many certificates were it deemed necessary.
GEORGE w. SHANKS, 1
A HUPP,
GREEN b. BOARD, {Proprietors
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID c. SHANKS,
is I0-d2taw8 cts
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Hon. John p. Hale has been presented by the
citizens of Dover, n. H., with q silver salyer
Judge 0zias Bowen. of Marion. has been an.
pointed Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio, in
place of G. q. Converse, resigned
Rev. Mr. Freeiand, of the Methodist church. died
In Preston county, Va on the 7th inst.
Miss y. Smith was killed by a fall, in Morgan.
town, Va, on tho 10th inst.
Nicholas Murray, injured by a stone in the re.
cent election riots at Washington, has since died
The London Inquirer says that there are 232
Cnitarian congregations In England.
The third trial of Arrison, the .sinfernal ma
chine man begins in Cincinnati on the FIRST MOT.
day In Jny.
An otter, three feet long and weighing fifteen
pounds, was captured recently, at Middlesburg, Va
The salary of Col Garpett of Va. as Engineer
In Brazil is said to be SIS 900 per annum
Later accounts from the ship Pailas, before 70.
ported wrecked at St Pauis island, shows there
"trs s2 passengers lost
ne sup Tho rnion at New York, from Liver.
l'.'. brought 74s Mormons, bound for Utah.
~ - ,smonni Of capital Invested In Ocean county
Sies az IN the ship building business "a abon,
building. '~'usa - sSoooo are now
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OCUST q ROW. HOTEL. ALBE-
IL MARIE COUNTY. VIRGINIA, FIVE MILES

I OCUST G ROW. HOTEL. ALBE-
IL MARIE COUNTY. VIRGINIA, FIVE MILES
FROM MECHUM'S RIVER DEPOT.-This Hotel
fronting l6S feet with many comfortable rooms, the
ubsrber proposes to keep open for the reception of
Boarders. There is no location in Virginia which
surpasses 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 throughe ut Virginia a travelling stand
and of considerable resort during the summer season.
that any spe cifcation by accommodations is
almost needless The proprietor would therefore
fondly hope that, with an obging host and attentive
servants it may continue receive liberal share of
public patronage Cold and Warm Baths are at
eskng health and wishing spend portion of the
summer season at my house. will please inform me by
letter. A hack and baggage wagon will meet them
at any time, at Mechum's River Depot, and convey
them to and from when required.
II Address Greenwood r o.. Abemarle county,
Virginia. JOHN s. COOKE. =
ie IS-dl2t* 7sa n f1
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eUMn6uR HnTRHATs.

N5EW Hfv6R BULPHUR SPRINGS
IN willhs oysned for fsceptioa Of yisitors on the
let day 81 July They are stnstsd Y Gle. eona.
the Salt Pond and twenty Of the Montgomery White
and Yellow Sulphur SpnnsA,
Hack win leave sn,. gisce %s nonsEonssy
waltson Monday and TnaafsdaJ --fs'ura On Issfssy
ss:s month $50 w Sii. ss s "a Fl
WE5TTE ASS s.ltls gL
place Il now open for the reception Of visitors II 70
situated on the line OF the counties Of Roanoke and
Batetoart surrounded By mountains and In ens Of
Of Virginia, and Immediately ON the line Of the viz
Rinia and Tennessee Railroad within $50 yards Of the
road itsef and about half mile from Bonsack's de-
pot, only eight or nine hours ride from Richmond and
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lyn shburg.
Persons leaving City Point or Petersburg, or Rich
mond IN the morning, BY the sonth.ide and Danylle
Railroads, and taking the OF the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad at Lynchburr. reach Bonaacks depot
about O'Clock p M the same day, where an Omni
bus Nc, win meet them, and convey them to the
There are three White and two Black Sulphur
Springs whose curative powers can be attested by
using the waters The reputation Of these waters for
half century past has been established In tho
rounding counties for having cured many persons af
nicted with various chronic and other diseases. They
not surpassed by any mineral waters In Virginia
for the cure of Dyspepsis in its various forms Alec
tions of the Liver Kidneys aud Bladder, General De-
Cutaneous and other Diseases Of the Skin, and many
of the diseases peculiar to females They gently
pureative and duretic, with strong det rmination to
the skin. For certificates to the efficacy Of the
waters Of these Springs, see handbills
The Buildings spacious and convenient, and
almost entirely new, consisting of Hotels Cottages
NC, atfording accommodations equal to any to be
fousd in the mountains of Virginia. for about 400
persons
The Furniture and Fixtures are about equal to
those of the best hotels in our cities
The Bedding 10 unusually good with hair metre
throughout the establishment-as to all which we iu
vte visitors to examine and judge for Themselves
No pains have been spared in obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
assistants for every department of the establish.
ment
The general management ia confd.d to A. He
FELFlNGER. ESQ.,, late of Cumberland. Mary and.
assisted by ALFRED r. JAMES and RO. j. READ, late
of Lynchburg, who will doubt give satisfacton to
all who may visit the place. 1858
There win be BOWLING ALLEYS, &c. for ex-
ercise
A fine BAND OF MUSIC is already secured and
Telegraph Office will be established at Bon
sacks depot
The TABLE will be found equal to any in the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about as great as they we'll be.
ia. HEFELFINGER & CO,
je ISM Projectors
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Richmond Markets, june is.

FLOUR.-No arrivals of -four by canal, which is
closed beyond Lynchburg, bnt will be opened by the
18th or 18th Of July. The a ur from inferno date
points between this city and Lynchburg has been al
ready received The only transaction we hear of for
ship is at $50 So 25.
WHEAT The arrivals of wheat very light
Harvesting has commenced. Shippers still pay
ing II So0sl 40 for best red and white undsrgrades
according to quality.
CORN is in good demand at better prices. and
weuld bring 55060c. We hear of some small sales :.
sag 50 or 100 bushels at 65c.
sUGAR-There is some excitement in the market,
quote New Orleans at 8dat. Crushed and Powdered
llsGi24 Porto Rico sag double refined loaf l2i cot.
fee sugars 1et0u1.
BACON We quote Sides at Ioa and scarce--most
holders asking lie Shoulders 9ac., Hams iit0tz4c.
-WHISkEY--Improved and auoted at 26Q27c.
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EXTKAUKDlNAkY CAsE.-.

T. RICHMOND, May LIST, 1856.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out
the entire head including both ears, which were 80
much eaten by the to cause me to fear that
both would drop of. 1 tried all sorts Of adyer-
tised and domestic remedies without any good result.
then procured and applied a little TURF OIL. 1t
began to get beter the bottle got broke, and We a-
piled gals to it; it again began to get worse. My
eldest daughter said. .Pa, do get Of thai
TURF OIL; sisters head looked much better
when you used it" We got another bottle. and her
head il now nearly well. This was an aggravated
case and took half hour every day to wash it, and
it very Offensive. One more BOTTLE feel assured
will her entirely, there il but little of the dis
remaining You entitled to this, and for the
this certificate. Respectfully, B. T. CHALK.
To Messrs DOVE & CO. myS
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MI STRAW GOODS.--Ne neg 1szaa

m STRAW GUODS.--Me neg xxzaan
Hi leave to call the attention of all who 342&Y
e@-0 are in want of STRAW GOODS, to &A
our beautiful assortment viz
Ladies' Beaver and Leghorn Riding Hats and Flats
Do Leghorn, Braid and Straw Flats and Bloomers
Chldren's Straw Goods. of every variety
Boys and youths Leghorn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Csps
Gents Leghorn, Braid, Panama, Senate and Hiawatba
Hats; aud last but not least those beautiful India
Hats, which for neatness cannot be excelIed
Besides large assortmen mt of Straw goods for SER
wants, euch as .I
Palm Leaf Mountain Leghorn, and the noted
Shanghai Straw Hat, to which we most re ctfully
call the attention of our friends and visitors to the
city.
BINFORD, DICKINSON 4 wEIsIoER,
my 20 No, 78 Main street
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN AND
NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE OR RENT =

NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE OR RENT -
FOR SALE OR RENT-A comfortable brick dwell
ing on ID between Main and franklin streets, con-
tanning rooms with gas, water, sc. To purchaser,
the terms will be liberal; or TO good tenant rent
reasonable.
ALSO, FOR SALE-One four acre lot in the town
of sydney. upon which there is a commodious brick
dwelling and kitchen, now occupied by Mr. James
Guest
And one four acre Lot imms stately above the last
upon which is q comfortable framed dwelling, with
kitchen, &c.
These Lots will be ssld entire or divided to suit
buyers. ass Ef3
Terms accommodating and possession given Ist Of
October next or at once if desired. Apply to
GODDlN L. APPERSON,
je 12-10t Or to JAMES GRAY's Sons.
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A MELIA WHITE SULPH u X
n SPRINGS, situated q miles from Jetersville
Depot. on the Richmond aud Danville Railroad, so
miles from Richmond will be opened the LIST of July.
The waters of these two Springs said to be equal
to any waters in the mountains, and have been anal
lied in Philadelphia and have the properties of
the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
TERMS OF BOARD as ws:-Per day 81 so; per
week SO; per month, for % days. S28: Children
years old and under 12 years, and servants, half
price.
There will be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Springs.
lie I2-d2m THOS. C. WILSON l. SONS.
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HYGEIA HOTkL--OLD POINTCOM-

HYGElA HOTEL..OLD POINT COM.
H FORT This delightful summer resort, the
most inviting the Southern Seabosrd, and, for
traction inferior to in the country convenient
to the Salt bath and the many other uxures ofthe tide
post beside it, has parsed to the propretohip of the
undersigned and will be opened for the public recep
ton the 10th day OF june after which date it will
not be again closed
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season, IL
almost unknown. For health 1t may be said. indeed,
in going down to test the attractions of celebrated
lowland retreat
The proprietor has engaged for the general super
intendence, Mr. Joseph b. Stegal, Of Richmond. late
of the Huaenot Springs, gentleman of marked spt-
tude for the trust be has assumed, while his
perysion will guard the comfort of visitors and the
reputation of the establishment.
my I2-Sm jos. SEGAR.