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since Jan. l. s7l oo7,b7e i3,l66,6o5 aobi3,57s
The London Bsncrs Circular Of July 4, contains the
following re the future OF the money market
The opinions the present condition Of the money
market though more hopeful are sul devoid OF sesiy
confidence: the high OF interest which has
long prevailed has made great inroads into many Of the
host solvent and well Conducted mercantile
featuring armg The continual, this process cannot
prove highly injurious 10 the general state ofuade and
commerce lis, however with question OF gold
old. II we can retain IT, our confidence supported;
but II not then n constant state Of uneasincss
II we look abroad, scarcely nddge IN the hopo
that retain than fair OF the precious
meals Wesre M present receiving. In return for our
immense shipments out~ards large quantities % gold and
silver but NJ the sacrifice Of manufacturer Tor " 10
i'm Oossble fro the STATE Of money markets for some
time past that any profw whatever can be realized as
these have becn absorbed by the hiKh prices of
tcras and the high OF discounts charged upou bills
Taking external view OF the money market, the de-
apd appears likely to be heavy for some time 70 come
the Continent The capital necessary to be paid up BY
the Bank Of France. and the demands by other conpa
pics very considerable these demands extend
great portion Of Germany, and will probably lead 70
great depreciation in securities But the demands on
French account alone for France her financial
rsmifcaions through such institutions the Credit No
blher extend over the whole continent Of Earope With
aspcc OF things, the demands for money viii
tnuc 20 expand rather thss diminish.
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MAJ MARxrZKs.
THs0DoRE bIsyrL.D.
WILLIAM A. Ktsc,

WEAKNtsa NRRvoUsNEss DYsPnrsIA, 90 SsuMr
w ton, loss o. appetite soep, memory, 10, decay q
ttye, ~csknes Of he natural functons n,t bleDn1
psnacea In DR. wEBBER's sanguHer The old secbis -
erhausd youthful health snd strength given bv
Prce ~ 80: two. - Deoos an no~ery.
v q oAMACHo. 8S BRoADwAY-DoCunlnu
IN. Tor the spanish oounlriea TrsnslAons The 6Dan-
sh. IngiNh snd French n CAMsCHO. 2sx Broadw~v.
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$4,000 n, ,usrpressd shas the repuohc Of Peru oedes,
~osnoes a. impars Der right a sovsrsgnty domin on
s,s..s..cn rovevnmeux or frse administration Of her
r.c dsn ,.iss NOV affects IN s least degree her dignity
All me govern Aens OF Peru binds Itself 70 take the
$1,000 measures prevent the aduiterAuon or fa
Ss,op II me guano which Ray be disposed Of BY its
agents. ~. ,.to,. -e,.h mar co,.a.,
ccade 20 the regulations established Ia article frN of
IN oooveptIop by OF asorm declaration, stpu
IafuS that they viii ob.erve the same shall enjoy the
reS resulting from such accession In the same degree
o. The said rights be enyed and observed BY the
contracting parties who sign 1s convention.
Art G. The present convenon shall no 10 force for the
term ten yeaye from the dSe hereof and snail continue
In force Tor further II ono Of The contracting par
tes manifest at the expiraa or the aforementioned pe
Ttod, thdr Intention OF snnulbg or modifying
Art T. This onveuuas shl commence and take effect
a. provisional and ad referedum from the present date,
and shall be approved Of ~ ratified By the Council Of
Minis charged with the xecutive power BY the Ma
tonal Convention by the gvernment Of her Majesty the
Queen Of Grsa BritLn ireland, and by that of his
Majesty the Emperor OF II French and the affiliations
sha be exchanged In Lotou and Paris In during the
period Of elk months, or ArIIer II possible.
In witness xhereof thaeruvian Minister Of Foreign AT
fArs the chVge daar OF her Britannia Majesty and the
charge dsrs OF his Njessy the Emperor ofthe French,
have sgnedand sealedix originals OF the present con-
venton.
Done In he city of Ina this twenty first day OF Nay
az the eg our Lor tnousa ID eight hundred and
dfty.sevQ. MANUEL ORTIZ DE ZEyAILOa
g. H. SULLIVAN.
A. HUET
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pay menO.s.s .....s.'sss.ss sSssR y
IoAi oaAnce. %
We are authorized 10 say that the announcsusnt made
by Of contemporaries OF arrangement having
been concluded between the Michigan Southern Company
and the Ptnbu,g, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany, that would obvate the pccessty Of building the
road Of the latter company beyond Plymouth, prcms-
ture and not authorized the part Of that company Ne
goAous have been pending the basis Of An equality Of
privileges In the operation Of the Michigan Southern road
from IApore TO Chicago, and with vcs 10 secure to the
nttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Company all the sub
sanuai advantages ncluding adaptation Of gauge 10
lie mschncry) that would result rom the construction
OF iu own line from Plymouth Chicago. On csuside
ration win the natter company ender liz position or I'm
pair distinctive character Independent line from
Ptsburg Chicago. Myet the negotiations between tho
parties have no, assumed shape wsrrantng any public
Announcement. on the subject.
The annexed stsiement exhibits the value OF exports
from this port FOR The week and since January j. in each
Of the past three years.
CoNxtJcs. rtfF poRT Toyg-NAIrE oF EtfoRTs.
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VS. FROM CUBA.
Our Havana Correspondence.

Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, JaIy Is, 1867.
The Late AMI Stare Trade Decree Fresh Caryo Landed-
Joifg Stock Bubbles Of the Aand- MINES Of Fte Obra-
panies--Trade and Health Reports
would call your attention TO the order OF the Captain
General Of Cuba published In the Gazette the govern.
ent the 18th inst and to be found In the Issue Of
ore-previous the receipt here Of the attack add
cha gee made In the London Tunes against him. making
strong proof OF the injustice done; but why the pubc
avoid putting the African their guard and
90 defeat the great purposes Of justice. any
suspected Of completely In any way In the landing Of
instantly banished from the leland of Caba To
many that have lived by the rsde whose palaces are
cemepted with toll drops Of the African and whose Golfer
piles crimsoned with his blood greater punish
could be given than 70 be driven from EdenCdbs: bu,
not upon those will any such punish ment fail.
But with all those stringent declsr cars aud
nue 10 take dee, interest lab hands necessary
for the agricultural interests OF Cuba the toll Of the
negro ahAll be sweet" says Pezuea and CApedo did ali
he could for the practical fahlmen By encouraging the
Introduction OF subjects, whereby his relatives all
enriched and the foundation he established
up, ~ the secret walls unkno
Within few days, and near TO US, We have another
large cargo landed, and out Of reach The investigating
officer OF the Royal AudencA has Just been Puerto
Principe 70 examine into recent landings and distributions
affected In that quarter He Ii very conscientious
Justice divided into shares joint stock issues and sold
every day upon the wharf, minging with the thousand
cries-Who buys Copcha sell Samal San Pelayoi Mo-
biariol s.lvadoral-twenty i've per cent? sell Embii!
Noraes Moral Aopso Ferpandes and CArbol La Promo.
vedoral Lavandera Portorcania Progressiouista and
hundred Of other companies not 10 be remembered
without nose-bo Of the initiates.
Business - last advised.
ExchaDge-Isndon, IL u prem; New York and North,
HsaS q Havana could not be better some fever cases
In the bay.
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Aerscaw Neus in Obo-7he Cash 10 be Pad 10 England-
Santa Anna Won't Noue Yd-Atack Of American Sailors
on Spaniard- Yelo1 Fever in tie Spanish War Ships
The difficulty between Mexico and EngiAnd has been
tsfactorily arranged and the British Commodore sailed
for Jamaica tho middle OF last mouth. The Mex
have agreed 10 pay to England $40 900 within four
months assigning Is per cent OF the total amount OF duties
received security for the payment Of the money An
ample apology has been offered to the Brsh Consul II
Luis Potos and when he hosed his tag saIued
with II guns. Your readers are Of course aware that
about the above amount had been stolen from the house OF
the British Consul at San Luis Potos where II had been
deposited for safety by Bundiu come months ago.
Rely upon the report Of santa Anna being expected
that Santa Anna will not change his abode for the
next two or three months Whatever ne may do amer that
period shall have elapsed.
Appetizer caypo OF slaves was landed week on some
small islands Off Sierra Mrena General Conchs appears at
length determined his put atop TO this
nefaIious traffic.
A SpanArd got into row With some sailors on Sunday
evening the wharf. Reports, which are a. plentiful
bIackbcrrcs In June regarding this mailer, declare
the sailors belong 70 the bark Aoerna OF your port and
that they mutated the lard, who said 70 DO on he
point Of DEATH II he be dead judicial investigation
took place into the affair understand beyond some
belonging having been engaged In the anay,
nothing ascertaned.
yellow fever IL understood 10 prevail board he
newIy arrived Spanish vessels OF Ia this harbor.
There happily scarcely any on board tho
chant ships and positively among the inhabitants OF
this city The weather IL rather warm but used
10 that
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Hose Company No. 40, OF New York, at De-
troit.
Dursorr, July Al, 1857.
Hose Company No IS, OF New York, arrived here to-
day, and were the guests Of Engine Company No. 9, q
this CITY.
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Fine Pocket Cutlcry-a Rich Assortment nj
). 4 s. SAUNDERS store ouly, al No. Asor House
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Rensontre between Editors at Louisville
eTRxKr FIGHT BETWEEN eHoR9n d. PRKNTicB AND n.
r. DuRRBrH

street renconre occurred afternoon between Geo
o. Prentice, editor Of the Journal and r. T. Durret ed.
coz OF the Ort growing out OF article in the asser
paper rejecting on NJ Prentice Pistols were used BY
Sosh parties. Mr. Prentice was slightly wounded
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1rsveIIers Copying Press, Book and Mate
sls. only rs; weight IS lbs. sod By n. DAVIDSON, No.
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Jones Old Italian soap, 2s., Tor Freckles
runburn morphew. bsd skin. nc. JONES cors hair
Oh, IA Ior bad aJ, VEAL harsh hair; best sfce mAde
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Of irresponsible firm Of
n eilec~ng sou . OF thoae
go r. noUs twenty years
bottle
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Bstchs,ov's Hair Dye, wigs and ro-psss---
best In The world surpaasng ALL Nsde cold and applss
4 the ma ufacsory rs RroadNN
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Crtsssssoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees are
The beat he county. For sae, and the dJt applied In pr
yste At No. 6 Astor House
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straw Hsss st Cost AL summer Hats ne
at WHITES l4s FULTON, between Broadway and Ssssau
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SCI proadwsy. opposite Metropolitan Ho'el.
Hallotypes superior 70 any made In the CITY.
Ptoosraphs In Oh, pastel add aquereis, BY Frederck'
corps Of Partisan Arss4
Photo rrsphs In India ink, Partisan style.
Dasuerreo.vpee and ambsotypes in colovr,
Gallery open from A. r. TO 10 r. NJ. and free 20 the nspe'
Of the pubc
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NVTIt TN IfUTeB OF 7. NtIsOn. ]
v offer TOR sale one Il Horse Power Engine and
Boiler: one Daniels Planer, and Brick Building
which has heen used a. black smith shop. In this
building there must be at least $3.50 bricks. ANY
one wishing tn purchase, win find me A. Busle
kers Drug Store. Main street.
W. must again request all persons indebted to
Nelson Mott or y. Nelson. to call and settle their
accounts, as | am particularly anxious to close the
business. WI II. PLEASANTS,
ie 2S-dArt- Trustee
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The following Ia comparative Statement Q. ui'
condition 81 the Bank. Of the city of New fork, juno
9TH to July nj 1857:
Loans Specie. Crc'u. Depts.
June p Slts1i5 ~, *Iaali trt - faI 63 $9t3lS -
July A..... iaHlIS ei 1855 80 aaNt,H ~~s 49,
Showing All Increase of tuarie. -.
Spc, ie.......+.. Il 49,
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II VI UNIV T. It fITJ-
eSiit Nl'AS tot sale, at Stafford Court Hous.
on hoNpa .Vs iuth day ot August next chat be
iA '"ilt "*,,' Ieafm un which he I,=idre former
y Mfup"".s William Moncure. dee d. AMI known
"s ,i' ~ rest lying in til" county of Stafford,
ap3 3 4gis rom the Court House If said county
aiia = 8Eia nom Frrerch -hiuE. containing l4l =
a. a. 49, I about 40 acres Of which are cleared
NY 1 S III oak. pune. cedar, &c the whole we'll
80 ~ I'll" location az .hcalthy any in Air
A lf "ef, nchaid-Irrs~ and other grar>es suC-
g. I While plaster and .uano ctu it used ort,
SnSS, ." Improvements consist uf II In : Il Aii
-, p 'h- D"elhn4-E nn7". III good repair and
OtI.et 81 tssary utit- Discs
hI;ta "hh disposed t" purchase respectfully 80
- - 1'ait va The 1nbs,rber and view the prem
- ,"I Consult with NJ. John T.. Tackctt III FIedcl-
- SOU r., who will Civ. such information as ma, sbr
-eittA 4 private sale would Ice preferred Ad.
dle"7 JEFFERSON SPINDLE
4 tarristnville Z. O., stafford 60. Va
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Hon, Il. VI. T. Hunter wss in Stsunton. Va. Mon
day night and was serenaded By his friends
Til" :. trigate ConstollS tion was at anch Or In
the Ia9us IN the 10th ult.
Mr. Cri7., the proprietor. ,f the New Orleans ia
i"ty, ls nj the present time living dangerously III at
1t Louis,
Salt is abundant at Ina suo aud Futtaine Islands
at 10 cents per hnshel.
popular WRITER sie sking Of the proposed &c ell,-
&c teieRraIh' ""iieIs whether the news transmit
ted through Hslt ~als would he frt.h.
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r-sT- -y....ts. Ell VIRGINIA CENTR
~ ,.-..;.r--'-st.ss. RAILHOADi
Track completed 10 JACKs5N's RIvER,

Track completed ~ JACKSyN'S RIVER,
In advance uf time aiygrtis,t Il rails are low l.
and instead If the 9TH II July.
UN rus l1TH
The passenger trains v III certainly 90 To
JACKSoN'S RIVER, within aiy hours travel
stage to tho WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. O'u
good road -
Tho celebrated Greenbripr WHITE sULPlis
SPRINGS have been purchased hy an entIrs ~
Company Tho will enlarge the accotImud2tisas III
considerable cXtsrt this s-aeou TOT visitor.
PsSs.ngsrs reach the hits sulphur trOm psg.i
burg Richmond. Baltimore and Washington, ~ 4
same day. and the Sweet springs noIt nlornu.
bres kisst
Passenger. for tho Roekbtidls Alum. Bath Ala.
Warm, Hot and Healing Hprihas, take the stag.
NlhOru and arrive III the Springs 10 supper the
day they leave Richmond
FARE.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
CTgTEIIyG sppINGs.--This Noun

CTRIBLING sPRiNGS.-This Mountain
~ Rstroui In Augusta county Va, u miles frob,
stanmtoa, and n miles frufn arTlamburg, will be
lnsler the management u Mr.. PETER III. WOOD.
WARD, formerly AZ yaekscns River, and for this last
thIoe searolts at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces TO inyalils
anu pleasure seeking public that by erecting eOhf
more dofe toogss and bv the general iniprOy emsnt
OF tho PROMISES since last sesso that after the 10th
u June he viii bs prepared with entirely BeIc f1rni-
itFf, and sufficient number Of attendants 10 offer
visitors ths most pte0soaf accommodations Ia the Viz
ginia mountains.
The waters Of this place unsurpassed: in fact
the yitor AZ these Springs has the advantage Of oil
the various waters belonging ~ the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
The Sulphur Water excelled by none except that
Of free nhrier.
Tha Alum Springs inferior none as tested for the
last flve years With the Call lseats sud FREE, Stone
Waters all at hand in abundance render this plsce
property the MINERAL SPRINGS oP VIRGINIA
For pleasure seekers there will 10 Music In at
Tendance aud tho smusemenfs aud sports afforded by
mountain resorts. go
r1fsr,tRced pA y.ci0p viii reside at the SPRING.
Tsgas-SIo per week; so for month Of four weeks
and reduction made for entire ssason; fur les-
than week sl.ja per day will 10 charged.
BTs line OF SUPERIOR Fut R-HORSk MAll.
COACHES will leave Stsuntou ,iauy, tot this place.
after the arrival Of this Eastern cars.
HgSa line of STAGES Is expected 10 pass tho
Springs. On route from ltarrisonburg TO Bath Alum
Snrins. CHHSLEG KINNEY,
mr. &-d2m&c3tawIm Proprietor
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Miss Maria Mitchell, the female astronomer, Of
Nantucket, will sail for Europe tho "a inst, and
remain yssr two abroad, Ia the prosecution u
bsf scientific Investigations. az
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Il. Il. WISK,
MORTON RLHDSOF Manager. lu i0-3u


A LLEGHANY SPRlNGS.-This water-
n iu9 place, 50 faForably known t. tho pnhlic.
will Ice opened for tho reception OF visitors the
first day of Junu Ile present VIupiirtara hH
py announce that they have secured thu >4.rvitr
general manager, of MI JNO. z. LEE (uf the
American Hotel, Richmond. NH.,) whs,e long cKpt-
rieuce in the hotel business, and we'll e-tahlirhed
reputation gentleman vnd caterer, are sufficient
guarantees thst every effort will bu made to give eil-
tire ~ tistsrtion To our guests.
The powerful curative properties OF this water,
and its efficacy ia all dire~s- Of the stomach liver
bowels nervous ~ otem &c, il we'll sttested BY thu
many cures almost m'IFdottS, which have been eff
fctrd by its We refer with confidence to all
the parOus Of the former pTopreturs. A complete
bathing establishment has been added to our Az
rsngcnlents for the comfort of visitors since last
seAsun.
For further particulars, refer 10 the cards to b.
found in hotels cars, steamboats, &c.
A splendid lIns vi tOI R-fIORSR COACHES will
convey visitors from Shawsyils IL this place a,
miles, over good road with uuly one hill bst Neen
the two points BRIDGES HOLT,
INV 27-dSct2aA Prourietors
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On all after April lst tho Acc, n,lnodstnn Tran
this Company will run daily Sundays excepted
tween Nilhtd and Richmond
Leaving Milford . p A. VI, stopping al the Coz.
for breakfast and arrive in Ri edmond 81 9 o'gA.
A. VI. ~
Retrfniuc. will lea - Richu...l ut O'Clock, ?
and reach Milford at % NJ
Storrinv Ion passed. .ors at an. 1olnt zach wsy
FARE the same IN o' the 1rrsf q I rains
SANL RUTH,
Super ntenlAnt VI rraDspOrtati
0FTiCE r. +. 4 p. r. l.. tosPNNT,!
Richmond March In lst7,
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IIrmng- and Shepherds Statues at Large.
Acts uf Assembly and Journals.
Apply 10 the Secretary
ie i2-lm II the Commonwealth.
STATE STOCK FOR SALE, in sums to
- suit purchasers.
WANfED-A few Shares If Richmond Il Danvillc
Railroad STOCK for which the highest market price
will hr paid.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Balti
more, bought and sold
G. ". PURCELL 4 co,
ap%J-tf Exchange Brokers.
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RAILROAD CoSHBNTGoS.-A Railroad Convention.
IN which virginia WAS well represented met at
Winston. n. c. on III" 10Th ult t. take inio con
sideraiOu the charter granted by the last l.egi-a
ture OF North Carolina, for the construction of n
railroad from High Point, via SALEM Winston. Ger
manton. and near Dsnhury. to The Virginia line.
and to take stops, if prAcicable to tn" char
ter and build the road also, 10 sake into conEidera
ton tho proposition to connect the PROPOSED road
with y road 10 commence at tio Virginia inc and
run II LJnChbuls, thereby making 10 direct aud
continuous route to the North. The Convention
appointed e committee 10 secure the charter and
consult with the trionds Of the Virginia road. an,l
then adjourned to meet in September ntNt.
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I AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE

~ virtue ~ decree Of the Circuit Court for the,
May, ISL, III a. sut ut Bailey and ais v. Bailey :
"a therein = .Occti t. sell by pulr hlirti,n t. In,
| ln-A,rt lidd', nj New krut t. II. on THURSDAY
filr sh la{ {" July next, tthat being Court day the
ahi lo@77Se d. t"geth-r with five Negro,z belonging
men. 80 - " " 1890 w.
uIlhi IF open AMI IN lair state of mproN em'mt:
PINE the after Of which may be cut into cord WOOD
at hno dJiit-
The bu f,liHks comprise dwelling house in good
the usus out houses and situated this place is ON
the stag Rad at distance Of only 21 miles above
the Cor.rt House and ; nom the Panllmkey river
with All the advantages incident to such location
rare cpportunity IL here offered 10 the purchaser
sesuf my plea: ANT re-ldcnce.
TERAs--Ot tss purchase money for the Land, So
muc viii he re uired in cash rs Ii necessary to de
fray expenses of suit sale, &c the residue credit
OF 8, II and Is in0nths the purchaser giving bonds
with good pssreo nal security. for the deferred pay
nonts the last wo bonds ~ carry interest after the
expiration Of sit months from the day OF sale To-
esther with q trust deed on the land. For the Ne
groes crtstt of ninety days will be given the pur
chaser executing bonds with Gpproy ed urty the
sams 10 carry int Test from dats
R0P'' HOW'LL
Special immissioncr.
=. S.-Ahout 22D &Eses Of good Timbered Land adj
1"hs can Ire pur tf.ssed by application to me, which
would add much to- tbs value OF the Farm.
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DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

DOANOkE RED SULPHt X SfhiNuS.
II This delightfcI Watering Place, although opened
for the first time IN 1856 has already attracted fair
share OF public attention and patronage. It u stua
ted Immediately on the Turnpike rGad from salem To
the Sweet Springs, and splendid line OF stage
Coaches will convey passengers on the virginia and
Tennessee tr,'ad, without any detsntlou, fiunl 81
lem Depot ~ the Red Sulphur 10 the Sweet springs
and t;rccHbrlcr hite sulphur, being the shortest
aud best route between those points.
Since the lat season, tin accommodates have
been greatly enlarged 10y iua addition ct several
handsome aud spacious COiLigs~. Tie prorrietVrs
teeI sure that all who visit their SrrinE- will be
made entirely comfortable and satisfied L. seek, Is
VI health, the! offer Mineral Water, the bsneci.h
effects ct which have been fully tested, pal ticuor\
in diseases At the Lungs ami stomach. To- .ktrs
u pleasure, thu! offer rHblc provided Win all The
s'lbsantals and many vi the luXures VI life besides
all tbosc apu uda;,ss If ,nent found at other
watering plccs. TO all who desire shady dId plea
.ant rutret from the heat ana dust II the cities they
oer Just such it retreat, besides u hearty welcome
and the hest treatment q. ". SnANkS,
d. {. SHANkS
u. Il. BOARD
WM WALTON,