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The Washington union., 1857-08-20
From the Madison Argus Democrat
JUDGE DOUGLAS In WISCONSIN.

Hon. S. A. Douglas, Of Illinois, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon by the train going West and stopped
at the Capital House He accompanied by his young
and accomplished wife and j. NJ Cuts, jr., esq, o
Washington city.
After dusk, and while the distinguished senator
receiving the attentions of friends and admirers, the dem
oratic boys got togehera lot of nammable material and
created ousing bonfire in front of the Capital House
Repeated cheers and calls for Douglas Douglas
by the crowd of several hundreds called together there
brought the Little Giant to the balcony where his ap
pearance was greeted by much applause and hearty
cheers, which he gracefully acknowledged, and said
.sGEsrLEmES These attentions from you, and the
friendly feeling which this demonstration indicates have
awakened in sentiments of profound pleasure and
gratitude passing through your State, my way
to the Northwest when what had heard of the beauty o:
the capital Of Wisconsin detained for day among you
and have gazed this lovely spot these lakes spread
out around you these hills and groves, and thought that
tithe had not yet been told had heard of the
derful Four Lake country before white lived here,
and have heard much of what nature has
lavshy done and art has beautied here but all the
picture that my thoughts could paint is than
passed. [Appause. My present journey is to the Up
per Mississippi to visit here and there the finest scenery
in the Notwithstanding all that's written and
said of Italy and its skies and shores there is
upon which have looked that compare with this,
and the famed Rhine cannot boast of such beauties
meet the eye every hand along the Mississippi
:" And how deep must swell the emotion as we gaze
all this fair inheritance TO preserve with sacred
and to perpetnate it forever ! [Lond applause Upon
this question not divided However feelings
may be excited at elections and party spirit and old d
visions may separate u.s. all American citizens
Whether born beyond distant seas in the North ol
South. the middle, the far East have tie
thai of country and liberty stronger than all others
And when these cur institutions, Union, const
tuition assailod. whatever may be political differ
ences rally in cause, man, to defend
them. Loud applause.
Again thank you for this mark Of your kindness
And shall carry with when leave yon not only the
impressions of this scenery lovely any which the
sheds its light but still grateful recollectons
the kindly feeling, the public spirit and patriotic sen
ments of those whose home is amid fair scene and
of the generous attentions of which yon have made
the object =
Judge Douglas then retired after bowling gracefully
and followed by reiterated shouts and cheers HI
then ade aieu to his friends who had met in the parlo
and retired for the night
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that Aa,ioa you viii find tho Tauol added 10 mortal
mould and by the numbers around her should Judge
the nagiciails had chosen her as a happy medium .
The knight in Black Amor Or. j., Of LOuisiana)
looks as he had stepped down from the walls Of his
ancestral hall His helmet and oOrseet sword gannt-
lets and spurs show him fully equipped for all
eencies All no his siied Is wanting. and
quainted with little urchn called Cupid always armed
with bow and arrows, who, fear may send fatal
shaft to his heart Our only hope for his safety L. that
we saw the little fellow day two since under the
guse Of infant not yet two years old look round at
his downy wings and call them cckies, after which,
he refused to wear them or hold his bow But aez
egrds Sir Knight The little god may be absent now
vet be sure he viii soon find you out.
Demi -Quaketess and Demi- Belle Is, without mis-
take the merry y-hearted Mrs. w, OF Baltimore and she
is full Of fun she presents first the close cap and plain
dress to your yiew and then suddenly turning shows
elegant costume Of gauzes pearls, and flowers Probably
no in the could gracefully support the
transitions from :. grave to gay"
The :" Highland I4sseP Is Miss b.. Of Fauquer. She
is Just the age TO enter with zest into the gayey Of the
evening and so buoyant with life is she we know
Zen the slight harebel III head,
Elastic, from her airy tread
On looking around find sailors, bandits, New York
serenaders with ebony faces and many Others 10 claim
our notice but we must lay down our pen what wc
have written viii not be ready for the mail which like
" time and tide, waits for nam, aud dare not
hope it would be more complasant to uosnan,
LA CHRISTIE.
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From M Lnalsyiiis Denocrat
HON. J. b. CLAY.

Ffoui Iho ISafyiae Dlinocrat
HON J. B. CLAY
The abuse Of the know nothing press has been very
useful to the victims Of It, Jas B. Clay quietly at
tending to his farm Ashland thinking Of political
life They would not let him alone He must come and
join the party built ruins lie took a slight look at
the elephant and declared that the animal wouldn't do
He was too good Judge Of stock 10 be misled by the
unsghtly affair He could not approve, and they com
PEELED him condemn. Then they raised the cry against
him. They thought they could crush him ont and be
done with him They strove TO degrade him personally,
and render him object Of disgust and soorn. They
thrust their into his private business being
smtten with an nordnate affection for the DID, wo-out
house in which his father lived Although he had
bought it, they wished to dictate to him about its
agement and tried to hiss him for consulting his
taste about his property.
They Instook their man. The race for Congress
of his seeking but the democratic party very wisely
concluded that he exactly the take the Ash
land district, and he didn't decline The calumniators
found that they had mistaken the mete of their vic
tim and confessed with chain that he displayed
talent that nobody-that is, know-nothing thought
he possessed. The result is known. They rail on
now without provoking anything but derision. They
have done the Hon. James B. Clay service, and dom
deserve any thanks for it either Hereafter, they had
better take how they abuse that they don't de-
sire to elevate. If they wish to do serious in
jury let them praise him. The people viii conclude he
has done something wrong he gets praise from such
quarter and the other hand if has the good
fortune to be hated by know-nothings there must be
some merit in him
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New YORK
5. c. Herring & Co.'s patent champion safes

FJ9lE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
IL finding that discriminating public bestowing
that extent that necessary exhibit
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening
and salcsroon Broadway at No 251 Murray op
poe the CITY Hail. This enlargement room the
recent extensive enlargement c their factory viii enable the subzcrl-
hcrs 20 keep on hand at all times larger stock m Gre and burglar
proof safes than other establishment the world Ilcuar
tenon viii be had constructing private families match
with other furniture for the security plate jcwelry
Also
VIII hand make order all kinds OF money chests
bank vaults Halls powder proof locks
doors Jones patent Formulation bank lock
patent letter lock, without koy.
s, c. HERRING a. Co.
Nos 1856, 1877, aud 13e Water street and
No abl BroadwRy, corner Murray st.. New York
D. COYIE 4 Co, Agents
Washington, D. G,
h. W. KNOwilRs Agent
May 26--1y Richmond virginia
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The PaIatka 1orida) Democrat of the 18th says 'On
Tuesday evening last Mr. H. A. Baisden, town marshal
discovered SO $50 buried in the ground 1t is supposed
that the money belongs to United States psymaster who
passed through our town. and who his arrival at
Tampa discovered loss of $4,000. IL seems that the
paymaser did not know when or where the theft was
conimittcd but he suspected that il done by the
servants in hotel in our town, and he signifed and
from the developments which have taken place il would
seem that such was the fact"
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AT Rockaway, Long Island last Tuesday, the bathers
surprised by rush of '.bunkers, making for the
beach Many showed signs of rough handling, and some
severed nearly in two. Lines procured, and
many of the party prepared to catch the blue fish, usual
ly found in the wake of bunkers Soon young man
felt remarkably sudden bite and hauling in with speed
found he had huge shovenosed shark at the end of his
line By the application of knife to the side of his
head the life was let out of him Half dozen bunkers
were found slowed away in his capacous stomach.
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Treasury Department,

DR0POSALS will be received by the superin-
tendcm o the Southeast Executive Building Ha ihe 2ed in
slant for the supply for the OF said buding hoy
and $50 o wood and 100 Cabeand
a lump and about 100 tons of anthracite
o such sizes may be required quality
10 be delivered ~ such places
q1red the wood to he corded measured ih
tractor Inc superintendent 70 be AZ liberty reset an b no,
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.ShooEaa Afruu at Dubua,t..

DpBpeuE, Aug. l7-Qute excitement was created
here this morning by attempt the part of Mr. Null
keen the prosecuting attorney, to shoot Mr. Dorr the
editor of the Express and Herald account of the latter
refusing TO make retraction of certain offensive re-
marks which appeared in article published on Sat
urday. Mr. Mulkeen fired twice, neither shot taking
effect
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FJNHE Engine is of about eighteen-horse power
l. and although has been Ia years good
II y too large for the which applied kdcscrp
ton Of the engine who desire 10 purchase
will inspect Cor themselves The Mosrs h manufactured
this sufficient n i value be
Union Office, where the terms viii be made known
July #
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Great R,ss in Co6ae.

New YoRK, Aug. lS--Advces from Rio to the goth
of July confirm the great rise in coffee The market was
excited and 900 bags had been taken in few days
for the European market and 81 900 bags for the United
States Flour is improving in price.
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Mayors ONCE,
WASHINGTON August 10 1857

Washington, August H. 1857.
DROP0SALS will be received at this Office until
saturday the 22d Instant At ~ O'Clock for the erection OF
an alnsoe this city the site the old accttdng the
plans, drawigs specifications adopted by the corporation; the
drawings by Charles iiaskn and to be his oe and
copies Of the specifications be obcd ut this Office Separate
proposals. for each description Of work. lsf for the brick and
aud 3D. carpenters
3D. for work 4h for pserng 5 for Tin work and 9th for
painting glazing Bds the whole win also be
considered.
As the viii be required give security the
NTH OF his whole bid for the and faithful performance
the contract each bid must be accompanied by The Of at least
surccs with their written expression willingness
the obligation. W D, BlAGRpDER
Aug lid Mayor.
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The Su5-Marins Telegraph Cube.

ST. JOINS (Newfoundand) Aug. 1.-THE steamer
Victoria left here yesterday to meet the submarine cable
feet, which will probably Thursday Friday
next II no accident has happened to mar the under
taking
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Ohio Raer.
/ STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.

WHEELING (ya,l Aug l9.-The river Is eight feet
deep in the channel, and Is still rising.
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The Woaa.er al he sun.

Nrw YoRK, Aug, I9.-Priyate letters from New Or
leans Of the 18th SAY that il has raned thirty
consecutive days and still continues The city however
is healthy.
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T5rEgd, on James R;rer

PETERsBuRG, Aug. ia tremendous storm occurred
at City Point, James river to-day The slips Rigo
and Wiseland, and schooneIs Susan and Fanny Beech
badly damaged The loss is estimated to be about
S5 O00
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.ATipai Of a Celebrated Vocalist.

NEw York, Aug l9.--Among the passengers by the
Arabia to-day Madame Frezzona the celebrated so
prano, engaged by Mr.. Ulman for the Academy of Nu
sic
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The ZAnlnnph Ernn,litiol.

NEw YoRK, Aug. IA letter from Valencia SAYS
that the expedition for laying the cable may be expected
to arrive at Newfoundland twenty days from the time Of
leaving the former place.
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The New York Tribune says there is large business
done in that city in the importation of foreign copper
coins worth less than cent hut generally passed for that
sum, with this difference that they come from behind
lhe counter, and are not permitted 10 go back.
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The Davenport 1owa) News woman helping her
husband to lath up new house, She had nail-bpx
beited to her waist and welded the hath effectively
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THE LATE
that the fall of Delhi has be-

The London Times SAYS that the fall of Delhi has be-
come almost universal
The Post publishes despatch from Constantinople on
the 6th saying that the Porte had refused amend the
late election in Moldavia, and that the ministers of
France Russia Prussia and Sardinia had broken off their
diplomatic intercourse.
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Friday last the hottest day of the at Gin
cinnati The thermometer stood at I03 ih the shade
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where address an ieitsfs spd laaarss
Some dealers Try sei arts Instead q stsh ny
rfoht Write doIsa ercsr ieFn~ aal hogaa
ton Genuine IS signed Nh a Ata, ~tata "a HcsaYs
couuerfets.
Aug Is-eod3m
Ben. d II. A. whitIock a co..
l3 Beekman Street, of Nasap, opposite ne 4gUr
Houe
PRoPRiEToas or THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CnaANT cAHNfT
IMPORTERS Of Cognac brandies for druggists and
II merchant oard, nupuy lisarss, n tas.
ulon, Co. and other houses the retauun l
prietcrs Of the celebrated brande the prod q
CognRc, viz
Vineyard d Chaisnu BorHArd,
Ilquepr des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, ycnx Coguae
ALSO
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands,
BufgonaSier sehnapps,
And several brands Of Sherry, Madeira rurt unes Sc A
Ales, poriers, and cigars direct irou shippers,
CHAMPAGNE CBENANT
M &E w, Co exclusive owner IL tls n he ana
In receipt Of shipments by afkes sr thnsu 10
not have given trial 70 do their gakfrne
will be found superior decacy q avor aay ai,
present imported
Benz. NJ. Whitook,
Edw'd A. whiiock,
Fredk J. Haverstck, A wulrfncE a %
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammcycr-
May 26--1ys
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We would ca attention 70 the card of VIVA erandn esq who
commissioner M most Of tho States and Territories also orm
sonrr Ia The United States Court q Gains Colonel Gan 4 ir
oughy with business with the departments a.
Washington and the practice Of the United Court Of ans
[Neg Forh Dafiy Nec
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il at the
eeon Tuesday afternoon, August 25 at oclok the prcm
by virtue OF decd o November
corded llber j. foos seq
ords FOR Washington county the subscriber will sell public
to the highest bidder the following described property Beginning
at the intersection OF Pennsylvania and ie
ming thence westward along TIE line M
tho wall which divides the the
seon Buildings from the second house OF the said
ing from the end thereof thence nrhwardy
the said dividing wall the yard along u the
stable on said l the alley thence easwardy along the
said alley 10 said 10Th thence souhward
18Th street TO the place Of beginning with the Improvement
ing nm excellent three story brick dwelling house with brick
bes, &c, Terms made known a sale,
WN A. klIx Trustee.
JAS g McGUIRE,
Aug lid AuetionccT
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Mutual Life insurance company Of Connecticut,

INCORPORATED IN 1s46,
Capital $I54 oOo Annual dividend on life policies 40 cent
during sa6 paying s2l4 0o5
o the operations furnished Those who
sX other agencies and have removed TO this CITY, have their
policies renewed through
MICH N0UIaSE Agent
June I3-dly No. 461 18th
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MISS BROOKE'S
4 English and French Boarding and Day school

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
BunnSes 1873, PENNSYLVANIA AyESrE wAHSeroS c.
TIME duties of this institution will be resumed on
j Monday, September 14h, 1857
The number Of pupils being limited and the vacancies being few
carly application for admission s requested.
Circulars be obtained the bookstores Of the principal at
her residence whence they viii be forwarded TO address
Aug -3tawtft
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TIME Northwest Coast or, Three Years Resi-
dcno 10 Washington Territory by James Swan, with nuner
Illustrations. 81 25,
thid History Greece by John Bonner author OF Chid
History of Rome NC. in vols. 81.
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURYS
l5-3it Bookstore, 9th street.
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ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
Look to Your Interest

NTOW is the time to lay III your fuel for the
winter prepared sell WOOD and COAL cheaper
thanat any other of The year.
receiving shipments OF white red and ash
The approved mines in the country carefully
cnoting ran9es CRATES, and furnaces
A-o HICKORY OAK PINE WOOD Of the most superior qnal
lilies, ctr ExfRESLy
DAILY EXPECTED
large Supply CUMBERLAND COAL all Of which win be sold at
the market price.
Orders left with prompt attention. Coal and
part the city by teams free Of cart
kept 24o pounds the carefully weighed
by a wcigher
T. j. a. W. NJ GAIT,
northwest 18th and c streets, No. 5l7,
square south Pennsylvania
Iulr 24-lm T ID
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BES, &EA wmnocK 4 60.
woollens.
1857.
WILSON G, HUNT & co, IMPORTERS
80 to &c Park Place,
wheeler a. w sison.

wheeler a. w sfson.
MANUFACTURING coMplSYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
Faas5iv ManufsOhgas and oilers
INHEsE machines combine all the improvements
Il that have been invented Their increasing sale
and the unanimous approval and tey
cered warrant the warmly them They
nave been IN use sufficiently long to test cin thoroughly
LIST Beauty and simplicity q consequent Freedom
I'd Unexainped ease and rapidty OF operation
4h The remarkable perfection Of their stitching their appca
Principal ONCE No. ss roaa~ar New ynr and !, , .o,
in The the principal pr @ cities Of The pnh@.
Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
~ stanty ON hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs
ocio,hs matugs rugs materials curtains gil.
corniees, window shades, &c, &e, &c
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
@@t#E E3# LORD L TAYLOR,
May 2e'-ly and ~ and 10 catharino street. ,
Matthew Hale smith.
oouNsELIon AT LAW,
Rooms 22 "a, No l6 Wall area, Nltc Yorh
Aug 15-tf
Cyrus w. Field q CO.,
wHoIESAIE PAPER DEALERS
No. II Gig ared Aeso FORK,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
kinds paper, which they oner for sale the lowest prices
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity building III Broadpdy
TTylE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
lion siI ars are invested on bond and mortgage
real estate in the city and state Of New York valued mil
profits, already amounting 10 million sir hundrOz
Tsars
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Collectors once, City Hall,

July ls, 1857.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Deduction for prompt
~ paymenNoee hereby given that the year
1897 are now due and payable AZ this Office aud
ten per cent allowed by law for the paid be-
fore inc 18th day q september next JAS y. HAI1DAY,
guy io-eodnu Collector.
E'OR SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl-
u Vanh avcnucfle property adjoining the the
can't o at corner cf pcnnsvna and 18th
TO 10 feet alley re
Further particulars, terms, &C. made known application 10
KELLER a MCKINNEY.
June s0-dN
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CENTRE MARREr.-The new additions to Centre Market
have at last been swept out and will present this
ing much neater and more comfortable appearance than
they have heretofore The fish market is
ceivng its roof and will be ready for in few days
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The GEoRGETows STRIKERS have failed to bring their
employers to their terms and of them have gone
work again at the old price, while Others have been
tireiy supplanted by the introduction of new hands
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Cyrus w. Field g. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,

INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers
their large stock Of printing, writing, wrapping and all
kinds OF piper, which they ofer for sale AT the lowest market price
May 26-1y~
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The STEAMER GEoRaE PAGE withdrawn yesterday
from her route for the purpose of undergoing thorough
| repairs, which will occupy several days. In the mean
time the mails and railroad passengers will be conveyed
| to Alexandria by the stages of Hugh Latham, esq.
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FashionabIs DIZZY Goods in New York.
Matthew Hale Smith

COUNSELLOR LAW.
Rooms %, "a, No l6 Val strea, Nsc Fork
Aug 15-tff
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Thrs Days LNer from Easege A,deal u De AyHiio.
Nav YoRk Aug l9.-Ihe Cunard mail steamer Ara
bia, from Liverpool the sth, arrived here about iye
O'Clock this afternoon
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where address an laitefs snd aaaFss.
E- dealers sni afhoe ia uiy
pfont Write do.t rrcisr AMI nngss
ton Genuine signed Nh A. Ailea Hcsars 4
AngI -eolgm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
POPULAR WATERING PLACES.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR

FENUlS WATERING PLACE vii lie crcn for the reception
Il 81. Visitors an tlHr iolb da' et lame mkt
situated he Eastern Snrr al the Alefhmes. near
The summit. II Montgomery County, Virginia. seventy eight
nlos West al Isneh,urp aud twp hundred miles West OF
Rsmuud. WITHIN au' nut halfnues Of the Virginia aud Fen
nesoc Rad hea om wiz, llefe branch lail R""dio
The doot ot th. Reception inHse#
itrr Waters tsr hcco ''so,f'd {" for many Neots by u"
pe"lir ot tho surrounding cauntry and tmc The place has
been improved is litge number of Visitors nln many
sections o TIM OF Whaa testify Ia thNir en-
ip . uun,la 4 II ti.oaso-
Tho iuproY thu hrs order; the poems nrc
re, aud and them arranged th particular ~
rard To the coaipf and COM c.teHHe, 81 Families
The Dining knou has been Ecd since last season.
aud viii ho nrdet the management Of thA,its Il IhoMr-
soy ESD of Richmond, whose capacity ~ Caterer IS hnsnr-
passed
seekers Health Pleasure this place presents at
sci Iom be met with AT Watering faee, mud soc
ond to none Ia the Union
In addition e The Railroad facilities by which visitors from
all of The he brought tn the aur q" the
Reception House There will be- duly Line of superior onr
Horse Coaches. by 4 the New River While sulphur
Springs aud the eeehrrd Salt Lake to the Red salt Green
White SuIlur aud Sw Get Springs
The IyuohhHrg n Abingdon Telegraph Company hAVccon
srucoA branch 81 their Line 10 thcAe Springs aud opened
office IA the Reception House
Ample been iuade for tho comfortable
Thousand Rndno effort VIII hc spared
rcndcr thrIr soiourn pleasant and agreeable
ROBERT II MOSDY TBFsT,
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company
tIptN IIr4.p Hll,NX .lpur