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UNION STEAMSHIP COM

Fl, UNION STEAMSHIP COM
EFSS PANY--POR PHILADELPHIA VIA
l<xaknGI CITY POINT AND NORFOLK -steam
E&3SsE2nSszer CITY or RICHM0ND Captain N
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain b. Rooms
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Kichmpd
until further notice, every MONDAY and TlTURS'
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving PhiIa-
delphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nsrn-
ings At 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order increased ae-
commod9tlons for the comfort Of passeng having
been added, As also more room for height; and wa
hope, by regularity, dispatch aud care Ia pfotee sng
goods committed to our charge to receive increase
Of patronage.
Is No transhipmentby this line.
Passage through TO New York and found sls "a
Do do Philadelphia, and found, LIST
cabin. N
Passage, through to Philadelphia. not found. ID
cabin, . "a
Passage 70 City Point aud Norfolk same A ,y m.
River Boats. - ~
AS- Passengers by this line can stop In PhIlsdsI.
PIMA two or three days and then proceed to New YORK
by the same ticket. IL. w. FUTILE. Agent,
au 20 Rockets
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announces himself candidate or the u s sensta
In opposition to Senator Clay. He SAYS that the
course of Senator Clay's friends in assigning him
such position without foundation, forces him to
take u Tor naturalization from their assaults.
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RETURNED FUGrTTvE.-The Augusta (tia.) Des
patch, of Monday says that negro boy, the pro
pertyof Mrs. Morgan, returned the day before, or
the South Carolina rail road from Boston, after al
absence OF eighteen months. lie became disgustet
with the Northern abolitionsts, and returned t,
bis mistress of his own accord, preferring slave
ry and something to eat, to freedom with starva
ton.
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~ SUICIDE Jacob f. Graf, who was soldier under
spoison a. the battle of Waterloo, committed sui
eide Near Pittsburg, on Tuesday.
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~TSsp STEAMERS GEORGE PEA
ys-yxgs4zrzasB BODY AID RELflDERE BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. The above ave-
large and cGmnodious steamers Oh the route
between Baltimore and Richmond
The uEo PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
SASUkDAf afternoon, and ths BELEIbERE every
hEDN ESDAi afternoon, for Richmond.
Returning the Geo. Peabody will leave Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon, aud tka BeivideTe every
Saturday afternoon, for baltimore
NH Pts -LUDLAM WATSON
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s1 UNITED STATES MAIL

Eg5sSHsTsNsszsRICI IL VI ION D.-The JAMESTOWN
Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every Tuesday al
ternOCh, City Point same evening, and Norfolk next
morning "Wednesday for New York
The ROANOKE. Capt. Skinner leaves CITY P.int
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every SATURDAY.
Evening. for New York ~
Returning, the jamestown leaves Now York from
Pier 10, North River, every Saturday afternoon with
passengers iur Norfolk, Petersburg and Kiebmopf
without detention at Norfolk merely stopping there
mond "
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
"Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond, but hikes freight only for
Norfolk, North Carolina and Petersburg
Passage and fare, Stateroom included between
Norfolk and Now York, IS; StesTage passage -.
Passage aud fare StateTQUm Included, betwesu
Richmond, Petersburg and New York. s. Steerage
passage, 81.
nah II LUDLAN 4 WATSON
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4eSt- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary q3th and th stress near
BAROuCHES, BUGGIES, with and without tops, and
SULKIES, all ofhS own make, of the best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold rs low as
good work of the kind be in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want Of
article in the Carriage line, rs l am determined to
make to order and sell at the lowest prices possible,
and all work sold, that is new, warranted.
fe lS-om MlCAJAH MANGUM.
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RURNERSWHITE SULPHUR spRIsgs,
- OK THE SEVEN FoUNTAINs-This popular
reception of visitors i ~. ''0
Eirstclass FouR-iI0RsE COACHES will connect
aAiiy, win the Manassas Gap Railroad &C W cod
stock. miles, and Bnckton station II niles
For ehemisal analy sis Of the Springs or rooms In
private cottages, address the Propriciors Bnrasr !
springs p. o.. Shenandoah county, VA
10 is-lms BANNERS a 90. Proprietors.
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NOT1CE.-Virginia Military Land War
rant No. 6437, for 200 acres issued the 18th Feb
ruary 1921 to John Baskerville for three years ser
vice Sergeant in the Virginia State line and
by him lost. Notice is hereby given that have OBJ
tanned duplicate of the for his heirs and shall
raj Land Office for scrip, in lieu of said warrant at
Che expiration Of three months from this date
JAMES T. SUTTON JR
je ll-law3m Attorney for Present Proprietors.
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% J. MILLHIsER & BRO.

II HARTWELL, lis Broad street, is
Goods: 0rgandie Bere2e and Jaconet Robes: Bereees
Tissues and Grenadines; Hernanis; Silk Mushns aud
Tamartines Plain and Striped Chales 10 every co,
Tor; Mourning Goods Of every description; Jaconets
Lawns and Organdies; Black Silks; Canton Grapes
and Alpacas; Hoop Skirts Of various styles French
las, very cheap; Silk Lace Mantllas. very cheap:
Gentlemen's Goods of every description; Servants
Goods at factory prices, with many other goods which
am selling at greatly reduced prices and to which
solicit q call Jy9
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VIOLENT SToRA.-A storm of rain and hail, with
terrific thunder, visited Waltham and other por-
tions OF Middlesex county, Massachusetts,, Wednes-
day afternoon, during which five houses more
or less damaged by lightning and little girl killed
some OF the hailstones that fell an inch and
half in circumference
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. SUMMER SHOES. FOR la.

DIES, CHILDREN AND MISSES
naveln store selected BY myself of the best manu-
iacturers IN this ccAIy the best stock and greatest
variety Of Ladies' Misses aud Chdren 6sitsrs and
SHOES 10 oe teaRd in any one establishment in this
rate They are as follows Ladies' Freneb g Button
Heel Gpi;ers; Ladies' Side Lace Cloth Caters, Of
every stflce and quality; Ladies Kid Heel Congress-
ana ace CATERS Ladies' SlippeEs Ties and Buskins
o, ~ iqnshtSs; Misses White Kid Boots-with m,
a Aost endless variety of Fancy Colored Shoes f,r
misses and children ''
, Ladies in want Of almost any style of shoes for
ling AT n q WaTRGSES TAI
e2J IN Main straat Ea,ie go,
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NEW FIRM.-The undersigned have as
L sociated themselves under the firm and style of
SPOTS, HARVEY & Co,
for the purpose of conducting, in this city the GRO
Gerry and COMMISSION BUSINESS We have re-
tanned the large Ware House, No. ~ Pearl street.
lately occupied by Mcdonald, SPOTS 4 Harvey, and
will keep on hand general stock of GROCERIES,
&c, to which We invite the attention of friends
and the public. Thanking our friends for the very
liberal patronage given the late firm, We beg a CON
tinuanCe 10 the new concern.
JNO. G. SPOTS,
JNO. ID. HARVEY
WILSON G. THOMAS
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a LLEUHANI STKINUO.-Thls WATER
n ing place, fagorably known 10 the public,
will be opened for the reception OF visitors on the
hrst day OF June. The present propretorB hap
Ply to announce that thoy have secured the service
as general manager, OF Mr. JNO. z. LEE, (of the
American Hotel, Richmond, Va.l whose long expt-
rence in the hotel business, and well established
reputation as gentleman and caterer are sufficient
guarantees that every effort will be made to give
tire satisfaction to guests.
The powerful curative properties Of this water
and its efficacy in ALI diseases of the stomach liver
bowels, nervous system, &C. is well attested by the
many cures, almost Intrdut0uS which have been eff
fected by its use. We refer with confidence to all
the parons OF the former proprietors. complete
bathing establishment has been added to our ar
rangements for the comfort of visitors siuce last
season.
For further particulars We refer 10 the cards 70 be
found i'll hotels, cars, steamboats,, &c.
A splendid line of FOUR-IORSE COACHES will
convey visitors from Shswgille to this place 81
miles over good road, with only one hill between
the two points. BRIDGES HOLT,
my ZT--d&ct23A Projectors.
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- -, THE ADAMS EXpREss

r.. rgyssssss=Z1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
ESs4e .s;tsCOMPANY, ia Main St, having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from NsFs
folk, Petersburg and Richmond By Steamers James.
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
"Wednesday and saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, " ytheynls
and the principal places in Virginia and Ssrth Care
lima. are now prepared to SrWard, with great ds-
patch and at reduced rates every Kind OF hrrchaR-
disc, Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &c, to the sssys
named cities. and all places ON the seal board
Our Express Oh the Steamships will be accoIspanied
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling OF goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EAPRESS co.'s Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that pack aRes 10
points IN Virginia and North Carolina will BE- seut b.
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. ON dag of sailing, unti O'clock
7. VI. J. l.. MACD0NOUuH
Agent ii Adams Express &c.
81 SPECIAL N0TICE.-Rxpress packages for
Norfolk. Petersburg. Richmond and all places in VIZ
gina aud North Carolina. intended for shipsest by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office Of the Now York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS. Agents
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l6--d2n


A MELIA SPRINGS. The above Springs
n will be open for the reception Of visitors on the
lat of July they are situated 24s miles from letters
Vile Depot on the Richmond and Danyille Rairoad,
where there will be in readiness an OMNIBUS, 10
take passengers to the Springs. ,.,
Board, per month, $OW
Do. per week, VW
De. per day, 2W
Children under " years of age, and servants half
price. -. -
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STRIBLING SPRlNGS.-ThisM Mountain
~ Retreat, in Augusta county, Va, Is miles frem
Staunton and Il miles from narrisonbur9 will be
under the management Of Mr.. PETER H. WOOD
ARD, formerly at Jacksons River and for the last
three seasons at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces 10 inyalids
and pleasure seeking public that by erecting ei1ht
edouJte COttd9es and by the general improvement
OF the premises since last season. that after the 10Th
OF June, he will be prepared with entirely isc fnI
taTe, and sufficient number of attendants to offer
visitors the most pleasant mHolati0ns in the Yir
GINA mountains.
The waters Of this place are unsurpassed in fact
the visitor AT these Springs has the advantage of all
the various waters belonging to the entire Iaineral
region of Virginia.
The Sulphur Water excelled by none except that
of Greenbrier.
The Alum Springs inferior nono IA tested for the
last hve years, with the Caly beae and Free Stone
" aters, all at hand, in abundance render this place
properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA..
For Pleasure SEEKERS, there will be Music in at
tendance, and the amusements and sports afforded BY
mountain resorts.
An eJprisRcf phi ysicdH will reside at the Springs
TERAs-Sl0 per week; $50 for month Of four weeks,
and reduction made for entire SEASON; for less
than week 81 per day will be charged.
or line of SUPERIOR F0UR-H0RSF MAIL
COACHES will leave stanton daily, for this place
after the arrival of ths Eastern cars.
sra line of STAGES il expected TO pass the
Springs en- route from Harrison6urg to Bath Alum
Springs CHESLEYs KINNEY
my 3-d2m&c3tawlm Proprietor.
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COAL.
4 NTHRACITE COAL. Anthracite Coal


A NTHRACITE COAL. Anthracite Coal
L n The subscriber having fitted up large and com
motuus coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets, with one of Fairbanks patent balances for
the purpose of weighing GOAL, will furnish his pa
irons with 22i0 lbs to the ton each lead weighed and
not guessed att at the very lowest market price,
or if preferred he will sell his COAL at advance
of 10 per cent cost and charges; at the time
he will alway keep on hand the best quality and i'll
yites the particular attention of his friends and the
public generally, to give him call before purchas
ing, at No. a Main street. or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash. De l2-ts) PC. LARUS
GOAL, COAL,-Antharcite and the best
~ South Side LUMP COAL, always on hand, for
sale at the lowest cash price by PC. LARUS,
Jsl2-ts No 70 Main st.
A nj Ii RACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-I
l. am receiving orders for the best quality of AN
TIlRAClrE COAL, to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through will receive 22i0 lbs to the ton
(they allowing me a commission of 10 per cent y
Those who wish to lay in their winter supply. will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase at this
Of the year, when coal and freights low
All orders enclosed TO through the Post Office
left at the Drug Store Of Messrs Laidey Robinson
corner of 4th and Franklin streets ut the law OF
flee of Powhatan Roberts. Of 18th and Main sts
(where my office il keptD will be promptly attended
TO. le l0-3ml WRIT ROBERTS
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SALES OF PRoPgRrr.-Mr. VIM. H. Mccarthy lately
sold his land situated in the vicinity of the Uni
versity. fraction over 100 acres, to Mrs. MCoy.
widow OF the late VIM. II. MCoy, for $1,000. Two
years since Mr.. Mccarthy purchased this tract Of
land for $4,000. The Baptists in this town have
purchased the house formerly known and occupied
as the Female academy, for $1,000 II is to be TT
ted up Tor the residence Of their pastor and will be
msia Dy trustees OF that church az parsonage
The house and lot advertised In the last Jefferso-
MAN, by Mr.. Thomas Wood, has been purchased by
Mr Andrew j. Parish for 5000 SIX years ago
Mr. Wood purchased this property for $1,000, and
sold portion Of it for $1,000 and now he receives
5000 for the remainder, making IS. 900 profit.
bUrJof IsHs
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DAILY DISPATCH.
SATURDAY MORNING, uLY IS. 1857.


An OPERA TsoupE IN MAGISTRATES orrIcs.--
The unusual scene Of an entire opera troupe' ehc-
rus aud ell, in magistrates Office WAS witnessed
In Cincinnati, Monday, when Signera vestvsli was
sued for $50 by Signor peruginl, who claimed TO
have arranged some musc for the prima donna, a
service she ives not willing to pay for The Gazette
says: 4a.
There was the nishthaired Leonora, who had for.
gotten her Msnrico and his riva the hateful Condo
di Luna, In the effort 10 prevent suhocation IN the
close atmosphere Of the Magistrates Court. Here
Genarro though, not Of the beautiful bat wicked
Lncrezia, whose fate seemed 40 interviewer with his
but rather Of place where he could SIT at ease
The delicate and sweetvoiced ANNA walked no
longer In her Sleep but stared wildly at the crowd,
and looked as II her heart we're singing "Ah non
ginnse' in silent earnestness. Enrique stood near
the Magistrate trying much more diligently 10 gain
an idea OF what was being said than to catch the
glance of his Maria di Rohan, all obvious likewise
of the slain Ricardo. 0rsin had found an sntidote
to the poisoned Canary, and lived again In the vo-
luptuous person of yestvali, who though smiling
and amiable, frowned ever and anon upon the irate
looking and moustached Perugini.
The trial was Amusing enough, with its interpret
and broken English its pure Tuscan its gestures
and reeitatfve mode Of expression, its dsrketed
cantatrices and perplexed- looking men, its aftNhe
ment Of artistes in unsrtistic sltuations' ana i'S
complete, In word, Opera-in-s Mssls''"tes on'ee
appearance.
The trial occupied more than two hours, and ap-
iy terminated In favor Of vestysl, who highly de-
lighted with the result, kissed her white-gloved
hand 10 the Magistrate. in token of her apprecia-
tion of American justice, and murmuring, 'Giorno
feiice sforno feIice swept proudly and haughtily
away. lHtt
Perugini twisted his moustache, and endeavored
70 be resigned, though 'diaro,o" Kissed out at
his lips Settt looked calmly and stoically at the
retiring crowd Maecaferri, who is said TO he de-
voice at Vestvalias shrine gazed after her retreat
Ing form, and claspng his hands together, uttered
g Al mia OSsafettd," in imitation of the command
ing contralto in the tomb scene Of the opera Cai-
roll drew long breath, and pressed her perfumcd
handkerchief to her moistened brow. Caranti. lost
In wonderment at all that had passed before her.
essayed to speak, but in her bewiIderment, burst
into clear, silvery soprano, assembled the gamut
ana closed with run and roulade, before she was
aware OF what she had been doing
The Magistrate and the remaining spectators
clappsd their hands Caranti blushed, and with the
rest OF the troupe hurried from the office
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CHILDREN'S SHOES.-OuI

y
assortment of Childrens Shoes consists ia
part OF the following desirable styles: French Passnt
Leather Pumps with and without heels French Last.
lng Button Caters, with and without heels; diA do
70 iace on the side; White Tan, Bronze ana Black
nnofoce9 boots with and without tips; Morocco and
Patent Leather Ankle Ties with yarous Other STYLES
winch We viii sell at the lowest prices.
- 20 MARCTS II 1RRgs 100 RyaaA -
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HARD SOLE LEATHER
FAMILIES wishing to purchase

e- FAMILIES wishing to purchase
ts.eir Summer SHOES will bear in mind
that they eg from Is to ~ per cent by purchas
Ing ,1 OF MARCUS HARRIS, As. 1888 Broad street
Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Children. Most of our
Shoes are made to order, and warranted 10 MT and
wear We'll. Call and be convinced that you can buy
nice Shoes, for a low price at
~ 10 MAR1IJJS HARRIS IS2 Rroad ~
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TOR SALE.--A Coal and Wood Yard,
Il with large Stable, on sth street and the Canal,
near the Armor.y.
Je24-2awts J. z. KEESFE
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HOOP SKIRTS.-Just received,
IL Ladies' and Misses Extension SKIRTS
New styles improved Hoop do
Cactus aud Enb'd Skirts and Grass Cloth
Lace and Muslin EMBROIDERIES
Children's and Ladies' Gauze MeIinO VESTS
PARAS0LS and Ladies' UMBRELLAS
Gents Sun UMBRELLAS, Paragon Frame
Do MeTino and Silk Underwear
Do Cravats Scarfs and Hair Cloth STOCKS
Elastic BELTS and BRASS HOOPS.
Also, Canton Mattings, ~ 81 and GA wide, in
White and Red Check; Cocoa and Spanish Mating
at the Cash Store, 90 Main ST.
jyI6 CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!-Elegant
~ Black Silks. ); per yard; Hair Rolls and Braids,
373s cts Lawns al 10 cents per yard Summer Prints
very cheap Solid Colored Brilliants l2h cents Fig
ured Brilliants, l2a cts. per yard: Steel Hoop and
Bustle Skeleton Skirts 81; Grass Skirts only 80 cts
each; Cactus skirts 62ls cts. EACH Linen Shirt BO-
SONS l21a cents each Embroidered Collars and
Sleeves, Lawn and Berage Robes a few pieces OF A.
Mating left. at 3Il,c. per yard.
In order to make ropm for Fall Goods, tremendous
reduction will be made i'll every article IN store
at the Cheap Bargain Emporium of
le27 ALFRED MOSES, 62 Main street.
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WAGONS.-Two and four horse WA
W CONS, manufactured at the Virginia Peniten-
tary in the most substantial manner for sale at the
PenitentiaTy or at the store.
r.. NJ. NIMMO, Agent and
je3 Store Keeper Va. Penitentiary.
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10 il-2ms THQS. G. WILSON 4 SONS.
WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

M AKIN SPRlNGS, BATH COUNI1,
w vIRGINIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
which is now open for the recepson and accommoda-
ton of visitors situated in Bath county, Virginia,
one hundred and seventy milss west OF Richmond,
and on the direct Turnpike Road to the W hite SUI
phur Springs, and Guyandotte Oh the Ohio River
five miles from the Bath Alum and Iist Springs re-
pecthcly, and eight miles from the lssling. -.
These waters have been long and Justly famed FOR
their curative qualities ia various diseases, well
for TIN luxury OF bathing. Their properties are
gently aptrient duretic daphoretic and Alternative,
and especially applicable to the treatment OF the
following diseased conditions, VIZ
Chrome Rheumatism and Govt, and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections OF the
Spinal Marrow and their consequences; farafgsts;
Hemorrooid or Uterine arrangements, OF Aetdstdses
Of Goa or Rheumatism; AHecon Of The Joints L'sn,-
the bsnes The whole class IF the Cttttne0aS ABec-
tons Dyspepsia; Torpid and otte'scise deraHged con-
diti0'sS Of The Lirer.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of a large and commodious Hotel, large
number of handsome and conveniently arrangedCOt-
tsges, aspscous dining and ball room billiard room,
bowling alley, lighthouses, &C., &c - f. +. !
TIE BATHS, -..s
which Of the temp 96-96 deg. Eahrt four in
number. A large Octagonal BARN FOR uKSTL sMES
IS feet in diameter and feet i'll depth. The LADIES
BhTI OF nea e4ga a ihs ssoUf bhfss
comfortably and conveniently furnished and con-
structed and connected with cold PLrSGING BATHS,
abuIdsntly supplied with spring water Of the temp.
6u61 deg. Fahr't, .-s.
ss- The locality ofthese Springs is remarkable for
healtk iness-the surrounding country of romantic
beauty-the atmosphere salubrious and invigora-
ting
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be Of the
very best character and every effort made to c0utri
butte to the comfort and convenience of visitors.
fine BANDOF MUSIC has been engaged for the
season.
As these Springs are located but IL miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad the following fla
cilities will be afforded for reaching them
train Of cars will leave Richmond daily at oclk.,
A. NJ. will connect with tho Orange and Alexandria
cars at GOrdonsyill5. will arrive at Staunton at 2z
o'clock, r NJ, where time will be allowed for passen
gers to dine, and reach Milboro Qhe present termi-
ample number of fine coaches will be in readiness
to convey passengers the same evening to the Bath
Alum. Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, as they may
wish TO go.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with Messrs. Hartman, Brown * Co, the pres
popular and sbgng proprietors of the stage line
on this route, to convey visitors to and from these
Springs to the hite sulphur at their convenience
aRd discretion. GEORGE MAYSE,)
&C { 4 FRANCISCO Proprietors