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~ OTHING TRADE.-Eall, 1SSZ.-We in
\ vte the attention of Wholesale aud Retail pur-
chascrs to the largest and most desirable stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
To be found in the State now open and ready for in
spectiun on the first and second floors of house,
lO2 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
BY semi-weekly receipts direct from our own manu-
factory, we shall be prepared at all times, with the
latest and most superb styles of the season. gotten up
in the most fashionable and durable manner and which
we warrant perfect in all respects All the advantages
which capital an experience of nineteen years in the
trade in this city and the most extensive operations
can give ARE enjoyed us, and possessing these ac
ltes we can and do offer the greatest inducements Tin
stock, styles and prlces,) to purchasers.
Thanking numerous patrons for their long contl-
nued and liberal support and pedgng ourselves to be
worthy of it, we solicit its continuance.
SO II KEEN, BALDWIN & co.
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ORIST-MILLS The Subscriber is Agent for Vir
VI ginia, North Carolina, South Caroliua, and the
South generally for Marsh's Grst-Mills. They are
portable and made of the best French Bnrr-wlll
grind from to 10 bushels If ine meal per hour. Mills
are Mt work in this ncighborhoOd driven by steam or
water power, such is used for saw-mls have put
up an Engine Saw and Grst-Mil for DR.. H. L. Shore,
Nottoway county,-to whom among others l refer
which is now in successful operation These stones
are three feet in diameter, for $3.50 Communications
addressed to me at my foundry in Petersburg, Va will
receive prompt attention. W. IL. TAPPEf.
in G-Iy
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NEW ISSUES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN BOARD
Nv &c p. B. Prices 100 Main Street, Richmond
Life of Mrs Sherwood, Soc;
Our Friends in Heaven soc;
Domestic Duties, 25c;
How Much Shall Givel 25c;
Children of Abraham; 2Oc
Bishop and Monk, 20c
Annie Grey l5c;
Assembly's Catechism, per lOO 81;
Introductory to do 81;
Do with proofs, each Sc;
Do with proofs and illustrations, Be,
Psalms and Hymns in various styles;
Libraries of American Sunday School Union I
81 80. 81, and $40 each
Union Hymns per dozen 81;
Spoilers 90 75c;
Primers - 25c;
Question Books, per dozen, 75c
~ Orders from the country promptly attended to.
l In ordering by mail add % per cent for postage
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Oft the richest uses
Come from humblest things,
AS the marsh produces
Tribes of brilliant wings.
Larks, at heavens gate singing,
Nestle in the corn;
Mountains, proudly springing,
We're in yallies born.
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L dolph has for sale at his Bookstore and Bndery
III Main Street, Richmond,
1wo Thousand Reams Paper,
Assorted Wrapping Paper of all sizes from BIC to $12
Cap, Letter, Packet, Commercial Post. Bath Post,
Commercial Note and Note Paper, plain and ruled, at
from 81 to So; Drawing, Tissue, Parchment Bank
Note Transfer, Botting, Silk, Folio Post Thesis Ser
mon, Deed, Legal, Mourning, Cover Envelope, Post
Office, Copying, Bill Paper, &c, of various qualities
the prices are low at wholesale and Retail. oc IL
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ALSO,

CrOSkllis ClOd Crnshef
Mannys InprOved Reaper and Mover, the best in use
Richs Iron Beam Plow, highly approved
Seymour q Snges Broad Cast Grain Sewer
Magic Corn and Cob Mill, an excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, and several other patterns
Corn Shelters Hand and Horse Power, from 10 to Sd
Hay Presses Wheat Drills, Corn Planters
Cider Mills, Grain Cradles, Hay Rakes, Harrows
Grain Cleaners, Tobacco Mills, &c, &c.
BALDWIN, CALDWELL IL CO.,
apl No l4S Main street Richmond.
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A LAY FOR THE TIMES.
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7 LIE INSURANCE.--The Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company makes annual dividends of thirty
five per cent and pays them while the insured is iy
ing, thus helping him to pay over one-third OF his
premiums.
Were the Company to retain the dividends until the
death of the insured, they could well afford TO pay
from 20 to 50 per cent as 30 per cent. now.
Dividends paid to January LIST, 1887. 1857 SOY 81
Losses by death to " - l5C6,24 60
Reserved capital to pay future losses. 2,4S4,52 Is
S4s4s, 554 -
No company in the United States has more capital
for the amount of risk-nOne affords more advantages
to the insured.
n. B. When the premium policy, for term OF
life, amounts tn 500 per year, the Company will loan
the insured half of it at per cent. interest.
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent
DIR. A. SNEAD, Medical Examiner.
Office ut "Stationers Hall, No. 20 Pearl street
ap %
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By Rec Rosr Da,idson, D. D, Of Ne's Brpns'oicf, NJ
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A GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.-Th Subscri
Il bers continue to manufacture Agricultural Ma
chimes and Implements of the most approved patterns
and superior workmanship. They ask attention tt
"Cardwelrs Horse Power and Thresher," single anC
double geared with Separator if required, which have
taken premium at every Fair at which they have
been exhibited
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DREEDEN, FOX 81 CO., will open this morning
ID per jamestown, a large lot of the following Goods
purchased at auction in New York Friday last, say;
Silk Founced Robes
Grenadine Fl0unced Robes
Barge Flounced Robes
Bayaderc Dress Silks in great variety
Beautiful lot of Printed Bareges
New style Mantillas
With full stock of Plantation and Housekeeping
Goods, all of which will be found cheap; and we re-
spectfuy ask of our city aud country friends an exa
mination of our stock. BREEDEN, FOX x CO
an
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A LAY FOR TIE TIMES.
Zee. Rob't DAVIDSON, D. D., Of Ne,o Bruns'oiek, n.
Let us aye be cheerful,
Whatsoever betide;
Life is not all fearful,
There's sunny side.
Vernal zephyrs Danish
Winters frosts afar;
Midnight speetres vanish
With the morning star.
Every deep depression,
With its chins and blights,
Has a compensation
In the neighboring heights.
Birds of plumage plainest
Lift the sweetest song;
Pangs that rack the keenest
Seldom tarry long.
III.
Oft the richest uses
Come from humblest things,
AS the marsh produces
Tribes of brilliant wings.
Larks, at heavens gate singing,
Nestle in the corn;
Mountains, proudly springing,
We're in yallies born.
".
Churn'd from oeean-chamber,
Mid the tempest's roar,
See the precious amber
Thrown upon the shore!
So each stormy trial
Yields us fruits of good,
Wisdom, self-denial,
Strength and fortitude.
"
Ravens once did cater
To Eijah's need;
And a fish for Peter
Tribute money paid,
There's charming story,
How the widows cruise,
Blest by prophet hOary,
Poured an oyerplus.
VI.
Thorniest Affections
Sharper might have been;
Healing benedictions
Mitigate the pain.
See the Ark rise higher,
With the swellipo flood:
Ever drawing higher
To the Mount Of God
VII.
IT'S a sight of beauty,
When a noble heart
Bravely does its duty,
Though each fibre smart.
Courage, Faith, and Patience,
Principles divine,
In the worst yexatiOns,
Like the Rainbow shine.
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Every deep depression,
With its chils and bGghts,
Has a compensation
In the neighbOring heights.
Birds of plumage plainest
Lift the sweetest song;
Pangs that rack the keenest
Seldom tarry long.
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POETRY
Conpensations.

From the New York Observer.
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Churn'd from oeean-chamber,
Mid the tempest's roar,
See the precious amber
Thrown upon the shore!
So each stormy trial
Yields us fruits of good,
Wisdom, self-denial,
Strength and fortitude.
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DONNAN g. CO., Commission Merchants Richmond
IL Va continue to give particular attention to the
sale of Tobacco, Wheat Corn and other country Pro
duce.
Office on Virginia street next to Fry's corner.
ia26-Iy-
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Let us aye be cheerful,
Whatsoever betide;
Life is not all fearful,
There's a sunny side.
Vernal zephyrs Danish
Winters frosts afar;
Midnight speetres vanish
With the morning star.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

T AM IN RECEIPT of the FALL FASHION OF HATS
| AND CAPS, to which / invite the attention of the
public. JOHN IHoMfH'N,
an % 81 Mall rect.
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CHARLES d. YALE, Manufacturer and Dealer u
v Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Hot Air Furnaces Stoves
and Cooking Ranges-No. l34 Main Street, Richmond
ia 3
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Ravens once did cater
To Eijah's need;
And a fish for Peter
Tribute money paid.
There's a charming story,
How the widows cruise,
Blest by prophet hoary,
Poured an Oyerplus.
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IT'S a sight of beauty,
When a noble heart
Bravely does its duty,
Though each fibre smart.
Courage, Faith, and Patience,
Principles divine,
In the worst yexatiOns,
Like the Rainbow shine.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1857-12-12

Thorniest Affections
Sharper might have been;
Healing benedietiOns
Mitigate the pain.
See the Ark rise higher,
With the swelling flood;
Ever drawing higher
To the Mount Of God!
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SUMMER RETREATS.

DAGGER'S WHITE s U LIP IL Y n
~ SPRINGS. BorrrouRT COUNTY, yA.-This De-
lightfu watering place IL open for The recepton
OF visitors. The efficacy OF its waters the pemnty On
it, sc.ncry and the saiubrty of its climate all being
10 well known deem il hardly necessary TO msntpn
them further The Table and Bar shall az al times
be furnished with the choicest WANTS ana 'ne hhess
The Central Railroad having just been completed
within tsn miles of the SPRING. makes TINS place as
aceeasibls ns any Watering place in the mountains
Passengers leaving Richmond In the morning by the
Central Railroad arrive at the Springs to supper the
same day with only ten miles Ut sssd staging over
good road. soo
Board. per day: "
" per week
4" per month. ...-........... W w
Children and servants half price
iyT-dlm z. A. HATCHER, Proprietor
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UNION STEAMSHIP COW

a - -
II sSsxs P.1SY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
~sszs=La ss4ay CITY POINT ANB NORFOLK --Stpsn
iSksS7S2s@@EEcr CITY OF RICHMOND Ca ptain
Mitchell; Steamer PENESlLYANIA, Cant David
Teal; hteamer VIRGINIA, Captain D Rooms
one ~ these superior Steamers Will leave Rich sznA
until further notice, every MONDAY snd THURS
DA touching at City Point and Norfolk 70 receive
deiphia every v EDSEsDAY and SATURDAY rors-
ings at 10 O'Clock.
fhese Steamers ara now in fine srdsr increarsd az
commentators Tor the comfort of rassengers havisx
been added az also more room for freight; and ~
hope by regularity, dispatch and care in protecting
Soos committed 10 our charge, receive ami ncreass
Ofpatronage.
So No transhipment by this line
Passage through 10 New York. and found $40 m
Do do Philadelphia, and found, st
cabin, sm
Passage through to Philadelphia not found. I'd
cabin, A m
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same 81 BY he
River Boats.
ar- Passengers by this line can stop in PhfaAel-
pha w" ar three days and then rgocrca to New York
ny me same ticket II. T.. FUTILE, Agent
k@tf
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RUNAWAY.

~ $40 REWARD. Runaway from
the subscriber, on Monday July 6, a negro man,
n named MALAKI. He is about 40 years OF
age e feet inches high, of rather dark COM
pIoXi0n and has stoop in his shoulder; He was
Formerly the property of Mr. Beaziey, who Resides
some four miles from thu city, and purchased by
me a few days since of Dickinson, Hill Co. lie has
been for years past engaged in the well digging.
and is doubtless well known in the neYhbOrhoOd
of Brooke Avenue. The above reward will be paid
for his delivery at Mr.. Tatns jail, near MayOs
Bridge. ELIZABETH NlChERS.
Aims
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RIcHMoND AND DASyuLg RAILROAD. }

E'ifs --szzI=5.-z=- AMELIA SULPH UR
- rl 80 SPRINGS NEAR JFTYHR.
NlLLE-SPECIAL SOTICE-tor thr ncccran1oda-
ton oi persons visiting the above 7opuar Springs
special train will be run every SATURDAY alter
noon, commencing July lith leaving Richmsnd sta
BON az clock, VI, and irving al JetcrsTfie 81
h.45, +. IT., where Omnihuses Will 10 In wattf.y a.
take visitors 10 the springs Omnibus arr % cents
Returning, leave JetersEils every MONDAY Horn-
ing, al 80, A NJ, and srriVe in Richmond al s.7p
NJ Tickets for the round trip, by this train, f.75
when purchased At the Office in Rkhmoud for an
tickets purchased on the ten cents addition will
be charged over the regular mail train rsts%
Je3 G. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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CREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS

DALIIMORE CU NJ NJ Il Il y n IL COL-
- LEGE.
FOUNDED lS52-CHARTgRRD 1884.
Located corner Of Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution is now in tho most prosperous and
hourshing condition. Twice during the last two
years has ii been necessary to obtain larger apart
ments for the accommodation of tho increasing num-
Der of students representing nearly every State III
the Union.
The advantages and facilities here afforded to ysung
men, desiring qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room, to obtain "A
Thorough Practical Business Education generally,
are unsurpassed in any particular by any similar
adjustment in the United States
FACULTY.
f. K LOSIER Principal,
Lecturer on the Science of Accounts, Commerce, Blu
sncs5, Customs, &c.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice of BookKeep-
ing, and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
n. c. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and Ornamental Penmanship.
S. T. WILLIAMS, Esq,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REV. f. YEATES REESE, D. D..
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. John P Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vanssnt,
Hon. Thos. Swami, WIN. H. Kegher Esq.
Jacob Trust ESQ., WIN. Knabe Esq
eS-A large and beautifully Ornamented Circular
containing upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET representing
the exterior and interior view % the College various
characte ristc Designs, Penmsnship, &c, sent by
mail. frGf If charge. accompanied with Catalogue,
'''"' '''' i''' ~ N''' Elk. LosIER,
Je 2}-dSc3m Baltimore, Nd.
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SUMMER RErREATs.

BEDFORD a L D NJ SPRINGS, These
~ Springs are situated eleven miles from Lyrsf-
burg, and four from the Forest Depot, on the va
Tenn. h. r., where conveyance will always be In
readiness 20 convey passengers 20 and from TIE
Springs. Tho water Of these springs has been fnliy
established. and Acknowledged by many Of the most
eminent ply scians Sf this country 20 be sovereign
specific for Scrofula and all diseases Ii has
mover flled in efecting cures Of dyspepsia and all
womb Diseases such a. Prslspsus Uterf aud all In
dred diseases prevalent amongst fessales.
The Water aud Mas have been recently analysed
by the most reliable Chemist In the United States,
and pronounced by them to contain more Iodine than
""' ECHOLs & DEWEY.
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.L CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
- az 90 Z
COAL.

GOAL! COAL, COAL,-The subscri
~ Der ia prenared TO furnish his customers and
Others with u superior article of MIDLOTHIAN aud
BLACK HEATH LUMP. AVERAGE and FIN
ANTHRACITE COAL, by the long or short ton.
Orders left at his office, at the Conl Yard or the
Richmond and Dauyile Railroad, will DO promptly
" TN3m c. B. LIPSCOMB.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-l

n am receiving orders for the best quality Of AN
THRACITECOAL, to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 2240 lbs to the ton
(they allowing commission of 10 per cent?
Those who wish to lay in their winter supply, will
find greatly to their interest to purchase at this
season of the year. when coal and freghts are low
All orders enclosed TO through the Post Office or
left at the Drug Store of Messrs. Laidley Robinson,
corner of 4th aud Franklin streets at the Law Of
fee of Powhatan Roberts cor of 18th and Main SITS,
(where my office il kopt) will be promptly attended
to. 10 IO-3ml WHIT ROBERTS.
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re- - VIRGINIA CENTRAL
90 sysxsf-@Sns RAILROAD!
Track completed to JACKs0N's RIVER


In advance Of time advertised, the rails arc sow Laid
and instead OF tho 18th Of july
OK THs l0Ta
The passenger tralIs will certainly re to
JACKsON'S RIVER, wnlsf six hours travel ky
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS over q
good road.
The celebrated Grcenbrisr wHITB ssLPurR
SPRINGS have been purchased BY An entire Wv
Company vho will enlarge the accommodations to a
considerable extent this seaAon fUr vsitors
Passengers reach 9se White Sulphur frsa Peter
burg, Richinond Baltimore and " ASH a gtor On the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next msrninS to
break fast
Passengers for tbs Rockbridge Alum bath Alan
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage at
hbors and arrive at the Springs to supper the sao
day they leave Richmond.
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CoHY. y
RICHMOND. Mny lst lNaT {

Il we -E--zi=Zr SPECIAL NOTICE.
sa 81 s--'-itss We are prepared to han-act
any business on the Virginia Central RRilroad zap
pertaining TO the Express bu4ine-) Especial sttef
ton will be rnd to THAT line, IN connection with the
different Springs Of Virginia
Messengers will leave daily ut ! s'clock NJ In
charge OF yamnblc-, money. &c.
FOR further particulars, apply to
J. l.. MACDON0UGH Agent
my Adams EXurr.r e IA JeIns.
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ALL roR Iowa young man, named rranc;s NJ
spencer, was sentenced last Saturday to two yesr.
Imprisonment at Clinton, n Y for stealing boaIs
MS mn motive lor tue theft was to raise money to
love resided, whom he was anxions 70 v ,iuy
but had not the means. " VISIT
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A NTHRACITE COAL. Anthracite Coal

n The subscriber having fitted up large and com
molious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 10Th
streets with of Fairbank patent balances. for
tros with 224o lbs to the leach lsGd weighed and
not guessed at ut the very lowest market price.
il preferred. he will sell his COAL ut an advance
of 10 per cant cost and charges at the same time
he will AWAY keep hand the best quality, and in
vite- the particular attention Of his friends and the
public generally,ts give him a call before purchas-
INK at Ne "A Main street at his COAL yard
Terms cash lie I2-ts) PC LARCS.
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THREE PERSONS DRowNED.-0n Friday eyenip,
SKIN containing two young men and two yono@
women, was upset at Louisville, KY by the ways
VI passing steamer aud three of the party. .Ias
drowned James Dorsey saved himself by swiinmine,
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.Un DAILY LINE BETWEEN

I'll w ~ IFNfIT IA Nd Dr. " MN
49, -<<SS,,s-------St..RICuNONp, OLD POINT. PORTS-
MOUTH AND NORFOLK Thu Steamers GLEN
COVE and CURTIS rack. now IN hrSt rate order,
will. Oh and after MONDAY next, 18th inst. e0ua-
menee and contmue a daily Inns between the above
places
TheGLFN COVE, Cart. J. Q. Davis. will leave tbs
wharf al Rockets on M0NhAY nsspnng At 5 ls
o'eleck precisely; and the CURTIS PICK, Captain
Samuel Barney, will leave the wharf az Norfolk On
he same morning and At the same houE and ooa-
Time 10 run every lay Sunday excepted aud touch
turning.
pssVsEc 10 OH Point. rortmonth and Norfolk, 81 %
Forward pas7age, -
Hc4ts ~ eta. each, r. o. UASEfNs.
Freights taken usual, but the freightr en- all
soois Intended to b. put off any Of she bindings cl
the rSer must he paid when the articles sent 10
the Boat; and not responsible for any HIncle
after il il put the wharf to which L is arscted
Je "a X. q. HASKfSS.
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q IMPORTANT TO SPORTS.

IA IMTUKI NM To STUNTS
<zW n. MEN AND TRAVELLERS.-I have in
ASsES..ApIstore large AMI complete assortment
A2sasxszsAo Double and Single Barrel Guns; Rich
mond made Rifles; Colts celebrated Five Shooters:
Aliens ReyolVers; Single Iisi"Is Of every descrip
ti0n Bowie Knives; Dirks: S-'ord and other Walking
Canes; Dram Bottles Sc. &F
Also Just received ful assortment of every article
for the Anglers use, consisting In part Of Walking
Cane Fishing Rods; SILK Sna Grass and Flax Seines
Single and TWISTED SILK Worm Gut. with Hooks at
tached Cork and Fancy FlIrts Virginia, Limerick
and kesby Hooks: Reed R"ls by the hundred.
JAMES WALSH. Gun Importer,
" IS-jIm doors above St Charles Hotel
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STRIBLlNG SPRINGs.-This Mountai,

STRlBLlNG SPRINGS.-ThisM Maintain
- Retreat in Augusta county. Va. II miles FRAN
stannion, aud q miles from fIarris0uhurg vili hc
nnaer the management of Mr. PETER N Noon
WARD. formerly Al Jacksons River and fr thc iast
THREE seasons ut the Healing Springs '
me proprietor respectfully announces IN tnxnNds
ana pleasure seeking public TINT by erecting r6f
nnrsdo'Ae 0tdgfs, and by the general jmproyeusnt
Q inc premises since last season that e(er the i'm
mJdne no VIII he prepared with entirely ps,e f,y.
bTP, ana sIlihet@nt number of ATTENDANTS ~ offer
ginta mountains " NV y"
, Inc waters OF this place are unsurpsesed In fact
me VISITOR NJ these Springs has the advantage of All
region of Virginia " '''4s -
of Greenhrier " " "'A0 eAe0Ps 'haa
lhs Alum Springs inferior TO none az tested for the
ast hfe Years, with tho Calybeate and Free Stone
,SseIs, az NJ hand, in abundance render this place
P'uupefiy, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
roI Peasure seekers, there will be Music In At.
mountain resorts
IN exzeTlenced physeiaa win reside at the sprine.
$40 per week: $50 for a month of four week
aud reduction made for entire season. for les,
IMAM week $50 per day will be charged
Eg- line Of SUPERIOR foUR-IioRsR NAH.
COACHES will leave Staunton daily for this nIaee
alter the arrival of the Eastern cars 49,
ES- A line Of STAGES In expected To nass tina
springs. en- route from Harrisonburg 20 Bath Alum
springs. CHEsLEY KINNEY
my 3s-ism& c3tawlm Pronristor
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UNITED STATES MAIL
Il sSrtP5 LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
1a,u.rhsss :sstsmns.. oRFOLk, PkTERSBURG AND
frRssesr!s -ssMssR G II MON D.-~fhe JAMESTOWN
Captain arrisl, leaves RiehmoRd every Tuesday az
tern"on city Point Same evening, and Norfolk next
Tn2rning "Wednesday for New York
The EuANOhE, Capt skinner, leaves City Point
every Sstprlay morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening. for New York
Returning, tho Jamestown leaves New York, from
Pier H. North River every Saturday siteTnSna, with
asscngrrs fur Surioik Petersburg AMI Richmond,
without detention nj Norfolk. merely stopping there
to land passcugUrs She takes fright only Nr Rich
mOnd
The Roanoke lcpvrS New Work from same Pier every
"Wednesday afternoon, with passengers far Norfolk
pctetshnrk and Richnond hat tRkrS freight erly Poi
Norfolk North Caroline and Petersburg
Passage and fare. rtntcryotn Included. betwecn
Norfolk and New York 81. Stseragr passage s.
Passage and atr ststeruom inelndeu, between
Richmond Petersburg and New York, s. steerags
passage, 81
NH ii ITnLAN 4 WATSON.