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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

|r Two REAUT1rUL Two STORY AND hrrIu
a. e,aht rooms each in fsrk avenue betseen
Il = ,rfshpr ard streets. brooklyn. nent o,ly s2np.
=, :, ia three story BRICK house with ali The mOderr
|osr.a NO Clifford place. HobOkeu. Rent tiyO.
l. NJ rsenjsc., or tn ETGTaDrT co, - Bosepsn
fW Yrrk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Iv0E aA-E--1s NEW TgpEw STORY DWELLING
on the orrer o. a,gh sns Mercer rxeets. tn the city
NouaS, ~ IT, cnsA1sry fourtseu bniehed viii
wen cttarn dc; a9us parfot sisdn aud dang rosus
sod kcoen ed wasnrsC brs 90c Tue position a0or6E
tho noes ccrnn s1ding asd unObsveI g.es lac city aud
bay on cas- 1e " the enEs<ln the e0s4, srd
tbs he etre 0 tie The I1t Ii ~, tset High
80 tssS cn hercse sre ssoovehiy crrausnted VIII orea
and fruii es sirrobay iowers a-bOrs 40 A2f onsh1
preoaises, ~ a. % hxkse greet Ne-Mk, = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

TYH ST.. GERMAN HOTEL 10 IEASE-THTs gIGHL7
fpAed hrst Hate iAed in the most fast.opabl
qua-ttr OF the CITY on tAe ff avenue Broadway and -
respectable parties very fascyAbis terns
The house comp ee.y aId elegantly fs and Lou
It's position VIII CO unanl the patronage OF tae best class,
beth ,erniar enj uAnsen ysiors FOR further parcu
lars. &c, Apply 20 JAS B. 0LKNrT0kTH. No. Broa
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

rIjrnt LEAsz POI sAlz--S fR.s cfiY. soF.
III ,a,rpy 10 rons ia tesssbs l,cs4ity fureashsA
ascJsi5u aSt .ors good tusaess Tserc u einehsd ~
he sos oe q 1S 5e bars AZ; rrs II tAs c.sy 3D.
cS.Amsul q eouPl..., Ard I'll; 10 IS vita ss iurei.S
sosk AZ ass Il n 20 Yhlaieipiis Post Once No ageaa
spp.Y ~ casa VII 30 required 90 purchase ~
arCE tsuI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

SW ELLY.-W here did you get that pair of patent
leather Pumps? Pom my honor, they arc really
dem foine" and if yOu will tell me the place, I'll
strike beEine aud get pair on 'em at once, for
they are the prettiest ever saw.
SOAPY.-At MAURIE'S, of course and let me- as
sure you. that you can't got such pair any whore
else. His No. is " Isl Isl Main street.
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A NTHRACITE COAL-NOTICE
DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

NEW FIRM-Ws have this day assooi-
L ated with us in business 5sr. H. BR0WNELL.
and the style Of the firm will be- CLARkS0N, AN
DERSON K co.
continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed
on the old firm Is respectfully solicited for the new
As we shall constantly endeayor TO give abstraction
to our friends and the public.
CLARkSON & ANDERSON,
Importers of Hardware, &c.
No. LOG Main street
July |, 1857. JJ7-ts
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,..E:ssa.1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD!
Traek eompleted 70 JACKsON,s RTyRRi

lFuCk C0inpictcd 10 JAChSOS y RINBRf
In advance OF time advertised the rails are now laid
and instead Of the 18th Of July,
on the lUrH
- The passenger trains will certainly 10 to
JACKSON'S RIVER within six hours travel by
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over q
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations ~
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White sulphur from Psters-
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and Washington Cd the
break fast.
Passengers for the Rockbri,lGe Alnm Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs. take the stage at
Millboro and arrive at tho Springs % supper the
day they leave Richmond
FARE:
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ONE OR TWO VIRGINIA FARMS Al

exchanged for city Property. The larger contains
6z acres, is situated in Chsstermeua o. "a
Peersbarg' not hall mile from Clover Hill Railroad
and is known as "Burfoets plsntatIon Inc smaller
post once large hotel. and fine depot, the Rich
mond and Danville railroad; is situated nj Amelia
Cour, Wonss as miles from Richmond, and know a n,
'"rhr GisheJ Both farms are well watered by pure
and nsyer-fAiling streams-are kind to clover Iof
which ia tons have already been housed from one
farm this season. and they well adapted for the
growth Of wheat tobacco, corn and oats. The pro
gain they being ~ miles from each other and 81.
two cons. flor whom the larger farm had been
boughO having resolved on not being farmers The
excellent order; on NE largey they are fewer In mum
ns s snd nos 70 goSd III sontop but ye, az convex
% Charles Middleton Amelia Court House 10 Msssrs
e 1na Apperson, or to N. August ESQ.,, all OF
Chesterfield county. jy 4-dhswGcims
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eUl1lGHR RnTRnATs.
DGDFORD- A { 6 N SPRINGS IT

DEDFORD A L 6 nj SPRINGS, These
II Springs are situated eleven miles from Lynch
burg. and four from the Forest Depot, on the Va.
Tenn. X. H.. where conveyance viii always be in
readiness TO convey passengers 70 ard from The
Springs. Tbs water Of these springs has been fullY
established. and acknowledged by many Of the most
eminent ply sicans Of this country % he sovereign
specific for Scrofa aud all cutaneous diseases u has
never failed In effeeting Of dyspepsia and all
womb Diseases such ~ Proapsns tteri and all kin
bred diseases prevalent amongst females.
The alter and Mass have been recently analysed
bv the most reliable Chemist IN the United states.
and propounced By them 10 contain Iodine tina
any '-'A ECHOLs DEWEY,
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1s-E CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

Cs"k CAKKIAGES, LAhhIAUEo.-
$50 The subscriber has on hand, at bis Coach
Makin1 Establishment on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary (l3th and 18th streets near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CLIARIOTEES,
RAROi'CUE BUGG1ES, with and without tops. and
SULKIES all ofhis own make, of the best materials
and workmanship all ofwhich will bs sold as low as
good work tho Kind Do in the city Of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want Of any
article in the Carriage line As | am determined to
make to order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work sold thai Is new, arranted.
te Is-9m MICAJAH MASGUN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CODA WATER, SODA WATER.

CODA WATER, SODA WATER.
~ LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON
ontinue TO manufacture their pure, sparkling soda
Water and will constantly supply it rs heretofore OF
unsur, assed quality, with large variety Of choice
syrups.
Their syrups are made exclusively by themselves,
rom the purest material. The fruit syrups are made
triCy from actual ripe rnits and not from any ar
-iiCaI Spirituous and often poisonous compounds. 50
frequently used now 10 initiate the rich delicious and
wholesome syrups which can bs prepared from the
actual fruit alone.
1t il furnished at all times, at An icy cool tempera-
ture, forming most delightfully."- refreshing drink.
Price Ga cents per glass by the box, or when ten
tickets are bought.
LAIDLEY a ROBINSON, Practical Chemists
and Graduates Phila. College of Pharmacy,
ie % ith and Franklin sts:
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.-H. C. G. Tim
norman, having assigned all debts due TO him
to the Undersigned BY deed recorded in the Hustings
said deed TO make immediate payment of their debts
10 the undersigned 10 their authorized Agent.
And they do hereby constitute said H. c. G. Thinner
man their Agent To collect and receipt for all debts
due TO him. which are not paid 10 them in person.
will forward their elaims properly authenticated 10
the undersigned In order to the distribution provided
for in said deed.
g. NJ. ZACFfRIssoN, / 49,.
VIM. W. CRuMP. A'ursees.
Jy l6--2awfw
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-. COACH MANUFACTURE

60. RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGE
ALFRED ~ ING, Franklin street. one SQUARE nei1M
Excba 0e Hotel has on hand large and fashionaois
assortment OF best quality rs consisting OIL
Coaches Coschees Charriottees, Barouches hockN
ways Slide-seat Bug xies, Top Bugsies ana bussles
without tops. r,-. x,a,..Iai
and by first class workmen 3, -, ,,;o.xos CO..
Having been engaged in building Carriages lor
more than twenty years. and from the general Sus-
faction that my work has given am satHe1 that no
estabIishmrnt can offer better and more fashionable
Carriages on better terms. .., 4. u
C;entIemeu wanting Carriages are lnFltsl 70 ctlI
end examine nv stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and pledge m self that no effort sha Do wanting
on my part furnish Carriages as Eood ana as
M they can be purchased ethor in this city or al the
North. - ,,.. .,;,,.ss
80 " fo4-Gmos
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n :, = RED SULPHUR STRINGS.


N This delightful Watering Place, although opened
for the rst time in 1885, has already attracted tar
I'd Immediately on the Turnpike road from Salem to
the sweet SPRING. and splendid line OF stag.
Coaches will convey passengers on the virginia ana
T.unes.et, Railroad without any detentfon, rom sa
lem Depot by the Red sulphur to the sweet Sprlns
and Greenbrier White sulphur. being Ihe sh'4'er'
and best route between those points -,
since tho last season, the accommodations nav
been greatly enlarged by the addition OF +s'erN
feel sure that all who visit their Springs, VIII De
made entirely comfortable and satisfied 10 seekers
of health they offer q Mineral Water, the beneciai
effects of which have been fully tested, partie uary
in diseases of the Lungs and stomach 10 seekers
of pleasure they offer Table provided with all the
substantas and many of the luxurcs OF life besides
all those appendsgss q amusement found at othsr
ant from the heat and dust Of the cities they
offer Just such retreat, besides hearty welcome
md the hest treatment G. W. SnANkS,
~ D. e. SIIANKS,
q. b. BOARD,
WM WALTON,
A HIpp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

.NHEAP DRY GOODS-CHEAPER THAN
~ EvER.-We are still selling some very good bar
gains better than ever previous to closing for
the season. Our assortment IA also very good yet
especially in such goods mostly wanted at thie
time. We call attention to variety OF White
Goods and Embroideries Goods for travelling dresses
Irish Linens Table Dsmasks, Napkins and Towel
ngs Shirtin4s and 3heetingS, Cents and Ladies' Lii
men Cambria Hdkfs, and many other desirable goods,
which we will sell at your own prices. Call soon. and
take the goods away
J. MILLHISER & BROTHER
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je - J. MILLHISER Il BRO.

y ARGAINS.-W have determined I.
- sell our stock of Summer Goods, at prime cost
and invite all in want of cheap goods to call early
Dnr stock consists in part of the following Black
Colored Silk Robes; Grenadine and Bere2e Robes
plain Grenadines and Bcra9es; Jaconets, Organize,
and Lawns; French and English Prints; White anG
colored Linen Drills; Satteens and Cottonades fol
boys: Table Damasks and Table Cloths; Shooting
Shirtngs, and many other articles in which bargains
may be had, by calling at
PARKER, NIMM0 4 cos,
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d ARGAINs EXTRAORDINARY n

u Y \
II DRY G0ODS.-We are still selling off at and be-
low cost and will continue do 80 for short perio
only. Our stock of goods is still much larger thar
desirable, and consists mostly of such goods which
are most desirable for the We will sell then
Mt prices to suit purchasers 500 dozen Linen Cambria
Hdks, from low to fine qualities; 100 dozen Towels
100 dozen Damask Table Cloths, all Sizes $40 piece
White Cambrics, Jaconets aud Swiss Muslin5; ~
pieces Check MuslinI Striped and Plaid do; 800 dc
fine Irish Linens De BrXes, Lustres 2O dozen Gent
Linen Bo-onls and Printed Border Hdkf4; 1880 Ladice
Cotton Hose; - pieces Black Silks very cheap loo
SWISS Bands, Cambria and Muslin Edgings-and
great many other goods which We are closing our
without limit rs Ia prices.
Remember you must call early, az we soon will
close for the season.
10 I d
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DRY GOODS.

NHEAPL CHEAP! CHEAI .-EIegant
~ Black silks .: per yard; Hair Rolls and Braits.
a7% cts Lawns at 10 cents per yaTd summer Prints
very cheap solid Colored Brilliants l2H cents; Fig
nred Briliiants I21s cts. per yard: Steel Hoop and
hustle skeleton skirts 81; Grass Skirts only 50 cts
e4s h: Cactus skirts SCI. eta. each Linen Shirt Bo-
soms. I215 cents each; Embroidered Collars and
sleeves, Lawn and Beraae Robes; few pieces of ~
Mating left At 81 nc. per yard
In order to make room for Pail foods tremendous
reduction will he made in every article in store
at the Cheap Bargain Emporium Of
ie q AIFREU MOSES 81 Main strpnt
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r EVY's PARAsOLD DEPOT, is the place

IL where You can purchase nice parasol at very
low price 'Aiso on hand a nice assortment OF Lawn
and besss Robes cSst w per YARD
e ~ ra IT," la erchie at Is cts. piece;
skirts s Rsuss It ''i d s" Worth S !, es
NJ ~ - -, hric hands ut Is cts worth 37Ia cts
Hoop small girls Il n 10 S' ohildrs en- Linen
tvS AZ t7is cts yard wide Cotton for 10 eta at
IVY ~ " JACOB A. LEVYS,
INA Is Main
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zEs PAXY-poK PIIIiAbEIP pr IV VIA
~ " = IL HYsiNIrN ~ -

HrA UNION STEA MSHIp COM
rscfTY POINT f AND N0 nRadtiilS .IS
yseksa : laser CITY or RIClM0ND, Captain d
Mitehell steamer PENNSYLVANIA Capt David
Teal steamer VIRGINIA Captain b. Rooss
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Rchmnnd
until further notice, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 reSsys
irright and Passengers. Returning, leaving Phiis-
ingr nj 10 O'Clock
These Stcsmersar ara now in fne srder Increased sc-
commodaton for the comfort Of pasarn gers hA Sfng
been added, ~ also mnre ruom for fright; and Wa
hope 10y regularity, dispatch and in protec snK
goods committed to charge receive an ins-tass
of patronage.
E1~ No tranrhipment BY this line
Passage through To New York and sound Sls 10
Do do Philadelphia, and found. Ia
cabin 20
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, ID
cabin %
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same a. sr The
River Boats.
RS- Passengers by this line ran stan In Phiiadsl-
phis two three days and then proceed to Seg York
10y the same ticket III. h. fUTTLE, Agent
sn "a Rockets.
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= HARTWELL, rs Broad street, i,

| ~. now off ring great bargains in the following
Goods; 0rgandie Brrege md Jacnnet Robes Bereges;
Tissues and Grenadines; iIernanis; Silk Mushns and
Tor; Mourning Goods of every descriptions Jaconets
Lawns and orIandirs; Black Siiks; Canton Grapes
and ApaCas: Hoop skirts Of various st les French
las, very cheap; silk Lace Mantillas, very cheap
tent"mcns Goods 0f every description; Servantss
Goods at factory prices with many other goods whieh
| solicit cali 7''' ''''''' jy9
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PARKER, NIMMO { COS,
jeN No. I43 Eagle Square
MO CHARGE TO LOOK At THE

~ GO0DS.-The whole and entire stock to e sol;
on at IN alarming sacrifice. 80 pieces striped anG
plald MuSins AT q cents, worth 30 cents; checked
Muslin ut H. 10 and ~ cents. worth double that mo
ney dotted Swiss Musns AT IL. IL, - and 2jcts Cam
brio Bands al p cents Collars at 81 and 37!a cents
worth 81: Infants Wastes at 37Y. cents and higher
Irish Linens at 81 i, 32 and ~ cents Parasolz les
than cost Black Silks unusually low: Bleachcd Cot
tons; FrnGes; More Antiques and every description
otTrimmings, without regard To COST Swi-. Muslin,
l2is cents and higher; Embroidery silks, and Black
silk LAGOS and Edges Millinery Goods Mitts Hosie
ry. AS this stock must be >pd off by the 10Th of An
gust person. rely in procuring the greatest bar
gains ever offered in this city
Jyl3 T.. GOLDSMITH an5 Broad street
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LUDLAM 4 WATSON.

xTw STEAMERS GE0RGEP PEA
yh~sSAas-S-AAsB0pY AND BELvIDERE. BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND NCnMOND.--fhs above two
large and e,lfnn'-itas steamers arc the
betwsen htItimure and Richmond.
The UED. PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
sAfl KDAf afternoon AMI tbs BELylDERk every
NBpN kSDAl afternoon. for Richmond.
KetnTptns, the Ueo. Peabody will leave Richmond
every nnessiaS afternoon and tlie BelyideFa every
saturday agtet D0oB, for baltimore.
mh l2-ts LUpLAM & WATSON.
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LOTTERIES.

CWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES. = THE
~ MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME ~ IN M pK \ ~ " ~
owing to the great favor with WHICH our Single Mum;
Der Lotteries have been received ~ the pupnc anu
the large demand for Tickets the Managers, > SWAN
Il Co Will have a drawing each Saturday throughout
the year. .,, 49,. :. oocb AZ Fl, ,;r
Lotteries for June, 1881.
CLASS 43,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ca In pubic Oh
CLASS a,
To be drawn in thecity Of Atlanta Ga, in public on
SATURDAY, JULY llTH, ls57.
CLASS 45,
To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta, Ca in public on
SATURDAY, JULY lsTH, 1857.
CLASS 40,
To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta Ga in public, on
SATURDAY, JULY 25Tn, 1851:
on THE PLAN Of SINGLE NUMBERS.
$3.50 PRIZES.
Nearly One Pl-e to Erery Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCAEME!
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DINE FAsHIONARLE DRY GOODS

II closing ont ut and under cost Now is the time
for hargainsl bargains! The subscriber has gone
through his stock and marked down all Printed
Dire Goods Mt nearly half their former value being
determined {" cse ot all past les with the sea
son. Special motto" this morning: All Close buyers
arc invited to attend this sale ~ such d nee is
rarely offered In the following desirable rcI and ee
giant merchandise
Printed BeaVe Of all kinda and qualities at dis
count OF AT least ~ per cent; IAO00 yds yard wide
Prinud Lawns al 10Y cents. usually sold at Is; We
have market them at this price To make an entire
clearance OF the whole lot; Ssa yds fast color Cali
cos at cents 1850 yds fast color Furniture Calicos
ut cents 100 yds- Plaid Ginghsms at O., cents:
1910 rich Berage Robes, I7i5 yds at s. each In6
Linen liandkerchiefs at 81 cents: IN1 mir Iade.
hte Cotton Hos" at 81 cents; 1000 enbd Muslin
Soiiars AT "a cents each; Curtain Muslin a large
lot, soIDe rs low "a 1875 cents; Table Tjurns Ta
iaes, Bonncts, Turkish Co,interpanes. Irish Linens
Mantilias, worry cheap Hoop, Crinofna, Cactus and
arseillcs SKIRTS tn oil of which we respectfully ask
the attention Of tho closest buyers. '''A
jylj Onposjta Ercbsn,,a IN M
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COAL.

- %
A NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal
n The subscriber having fitted up alarge and com
modious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets, with of Fairbanks patent balances for
the purpose Of weighing COAL, will furnish his pa
irons with 224O lbs to the ton (ech lead weighed and
not guessed at) at tho very lowest market price.
or if preferred he will sell hs COAL at advance
of 10 per cent cost and charges; at the time
he will always keep on hand the best quality and i'll
vites the particular attention OF his friends and Ee
public generally to give him a call before purchas
ing, at No. "A Main street, or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash lie Pts PC LARUS.
GOAL! COAL.-Antharcite and the best
~ South Side LUMP COAL. always on hand, for
sale at the lowest cash price by y. c. LAkUS,
js l2-t5 No - Main st.
A Mt H RACITEC OAL.-NOTICE.-I
am receiving orders for the best quality Of AN
THRACITE COAL to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 240 lbs to the ton
(they allowing commission of 10 per cent =
Those who wish to lay in their winter supply, will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase at this
season Of the year, when coal and freiXhts low
All orders enclosed to mo through the Post Office
left at the Drug Store of MesSrs. Ladey Robinson,
of 9Th and Franklin streets, at the law Of
fee of Powhatan Roberts Of 18th and Main sts.,
(where my office is keptO will bo promptly attended
to. 1ie IO-3ml WRIT ROBERTS.
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EsL-N DAILY LINE BETWEEN

MOUTH ND NoRf0Lk.--The steamers GLEN
COVE and CURTIS PICK, now ia first rate oIdsr,
Will, on and after MONDAY next. lsth last. c0sl-
places. -..s.s
The GLEN COVE, Capt. J. O. Davis, Will kAve tbs
o'clock precisely and the CURTIS PECK, Captain
Samuel Barney, will leave the wharf At NnFflA Oh
the same morning and al the SAME hour. and con-
tnue 10 run every day Sunday excepted. and teRsh
at all the regular landings on the river, going and fs
turning. a. .
FORWARD passage. 10
Meals 81 cts. each, X. q. HAsKISS- .
Freights taken usual bat the freights en- oil
goods Intended to be put Of At any sg the landings
the river must DO paid when thu articles seht %
tho Beat and We are not reSponsbe for any srreis
after Il Is put the wharf which il u directed
Jei3 r. O. HASkINS.
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10 ll-2mf TIOS. q. WILSON SONS.
WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY

NlhtlNlA.-InlS celebrated " Altering Place
which is now open for the reception aud accommoda
ten of visitors is situated in Bath county Virginia
one hundred and seventy miles west Uf Richmond
and on the direct Turnpike Road to the White Sui.
phur Springs. and Guy andotte, on the Ohio River
five miles from the Bath Alum and Hot Springs re-
peetfsely. and eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and Justly famed for
their curative qualities in various Diseases ~ we'll
~ for the luxury Of bathing Their properties are
gently aperent duretic, dsphoretic and Alternative
aud are especially applicable to the treatment Of The
following Diseased conditions, viz:
Chronic Rle@n.ot.sa. and G0Ut. and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections OF thu
Spinal Marrow, and thoir Consequences: RIralySiS
Htemapgia following suppressed excavations froIn
H9norrooid or Uterine arrangements, IhetasieScs
" GOut or Rt<umatisB.; affection If ne JOINTS; Lun,-
tSo; scatca CbRtrdctlo7lS and morbid conditions 81
Me bones. zfe 'rhot< class q The tetaneot.S ASc
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist OF large aud conmodious Hotel, q large
number Of handsome and conveniently arranged Cot
tages spacious dining and ball room, billiard room
bowling alley. bath-h0uses. &c, &c.
TEs BATHS.
which of the temp e6-sS deg Fahr't are four in
number. A large ucta2onal Btru FOR GSST1ENEN,
Is feet in diameter and feet in depth. The LADIES
BATH, OF nearly equal dimensions. The SPOUT BATHS
and private BArG FOR lsyAuDs. All Of which arr
comfortably aud conveniently furnished and eou
structed, and connected with cold PLUSGISG BtrHs
abundantly supplied with spring water OF the temp
gd- The locality oftheso Springs is remarkable for
heaithiness-the surrounding country of romantic
beauty-the atmosphere salubrious and iuyigoIt
ting
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be of the
very best character and every effort made to cOntr
butte to the comfort and convenience Of visitors.
A tine BANDUF MUSIC has been engaged for the
season.
AZ these SpringE are located but Il miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad the following ia
Cilities will be afforded for reaching them:
train fears will leave Richmond daily at oclk .
A. NJ, will connect with the Orange and Alexandria
cars at uordonsyille will arr, at Staunton at %
o'clock F. NJ, whore time will bu allowed for passr-
gers to dine and reach Milbor0 tthe present termi
of the Central Railroad at clock, F. NJ. WHORE
an ample number of fine coaches will be In readiness
to convey passengers the same evening 10 the bath
Alum. Warm, Hot and Healing Springs they may
wish to go.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with Messrs Hartman, Brown Co, the pres
ent popular and sbligng proprotOrs Of the stage linz
this route 10 convey visitors - and from these
Springs to the hte Sui phur, at their convenience
and discretion. GE0RlIE hAfSEl
&C: FRANCISCO Proprletors.
d. Il. WISE,