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TEl.xawAfnlC Nsws.
FOR THE DE AZ Oh
- ~--.--->-~-s->-->~>s----, -
.vprvAL or THE AMERICA AT HAL.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


u.,,r.x. Juns The steamship America ar.
r,ved from Liverpool, to-day, With dates to tho
o3d ult., three days later than the CANADIANS ad-
vices. AE5
Iondon papers OF Monday evening say that the
ss,imates for the month Of May, amounting to
go 600 GOO were carried before Parliament.
The London Gazette contains an order Of Coun-
ell, announcing the contract of marriage between
the Princess Royal and Frederick OF Prussia.
FRANCE.
Persian circles In Paris maintain that the Shah
has not and will not rstify the treaty sent him
The growing grain crops 10 France are magnlf.
cent Wheat and Flour were declining In nearly
all the French markets.
The King of Bavaria was received by Napoleon
at Fontainebleau.
Letters from Germany state that the Emperors
OF France and Russia are to meet this summer at
Berlin. '.--~
The British steamer Hornet had destroyed seven.
teen pira;ichl junks on the coast of China.
INDIA.
The two native regiments which mutinied In
India have been disbanded.
The Beoochees. occupying the hills near Pesha-
wur, fifteen thousand strong, have been reduced to
submission The British sustained a loss of only
sixty men.
(sEcoND DIsPATCH1
HALIFAX, June "A proposal had been agreed
to by the British House of Commons granting
$40 600 dowry and So 600 annually to the Princess
Royal, in view of her approaching marriage with
Prince Frederick William of Prussia.
deputation went from Liverpool to meet the
Manchester Cotton Supply Association; when it
was proposed to have q national meeting on the
| subject at Liverpool
The new Danish Cabiaet gives great satisfae-
tion.
The American minister at Constantinople has
gone the Principalities, 1t is rumored for political
purposes.
BY the late treaty, Russia becomes possessed of
valuable strips of land on the Caspian Sea and
Eastern boundary of Persia.
The difficulties between Spain and Mexico were
settled at Madrid on the 10Th The troops sent out
are to remain in garrison In Cuba
COMMERCIAL.
LIvERPooL, May % Cotton closed steady. Sales
of the week auo united IS co. bales of which spe-
sui ators took 1900 and exporters 4500 Imports Gill;
900 bales.
Er-sdstuff, steady and improving. Flour advan-
csd Sd. on the week southern Sis. Cd O32s.; OHIO
Sa032s Sd. Wheat has advanced-Red 80 6dO9s 3d.
sbits 9s09s Iod. Corn has advanced 1s02s-yellow
56s ga white SIS 6d0S7s Sd.
The weather 10 favorable to the growing crops.
Consols 1885,
Manchester adyices are unfsvorsbe.
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l,alanAl I.lpeceunh

We notice pessilsnt rumor 10 thspubllc prints
gotten up beyond doubt By interssted parties sns.
there ID some chance that Ben. McCulloch, OF
Texas, will receive the appointment Of dovefno'
Of Utah, In spite the fact that no has already
clined It, and that Col. Lipscomb Of this Guy
candidate. We say Colonel Lipscomb' for "S
of Colonel In this country IL one which ~. :. n,,h
| has . right to confer upon another sn1 -, and
time, ia view Of the hard service DC ~. -,,,,,.rv
the various campaigns, polhcai Nv. .,. Rms.
through which he has passed, tna' -r-.. a,
.omb shou,d be promoted. We '"e''
.. nd commission him a. colone,:
",,,.I., ..mssr That was vedy so'o'o
..,,.,, sar . great poet to ask. Nothing un.e'
quesaon ,'f chance a. an applicant for fede'
ASoHe We wish, therefore, to present Lips
-. ,n a. imposing manner Al poSs'o,e " '"'
00"' ~. Executive. Moreover, he deserves
| ~. ,,,Is-he has the game qualities ~ any rA'e
'D 80 tho title implies, and quite a. much senee
=. .uodry other Saneho Panzas VINO nave oeen
,.de Governors in modern times.
we have waited some days to see whether bu"
.bsnan intends to send Lipscomb this appointment
or not. but as yet have received no idings. Fer
hans the President thinks that Colonel Lipscomb
,-,Il mt accent We assure him that he Is mis-
,.ksn We assure him that this true patriot 10
prepsred to leap, like Cursius into the open chasm
which Utah presents. and save the country
Moreover, If be doubts whether such an appoint
ment will be gratifying to this community, let him
dismiss his apprehensions. 1t isthe universal wish
of our people that Col. Martin Lipscomb should
60 to Utah.
If this appointment shall be made, the Mormons
will be subugated or thrown into Salt Lake within
thirty days after Lipscomb's arrival We would
here suggest that Virginia has had nothing as yet
under Buchanans administration, except an In
different, obscure, Northwestern bone, thrown to
Fayette McMullen Time was when she was not
thus forgotten; when the Executive delighted to
bring out her hidden gems, such as Major McPher-
son. and place them in diplomatic diadem. Blu.
chanan has q chance. perhaps the last one, to re-
treve himself. We shall see whether an upstart
little State like Texas is to crowd old Virginia out
of the field.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
snno,ntmen,. nv tn, Pre,ident.

.
WAsHINGTON, June 2-The following appoint
ments have been made:
Hon NJ Richardson, of Illinois, Governor of Ne.
braska, In place of lizard, recalled. Hon VIM
Wright, of Indiana. Minister to Berlin in place OF
Broom, recalled. Henry G Murphy, of New York
Minister to Netherlands, in place of Belmont re
called at his own request Isaac Biller, of Hi.
1ois Consul at Bremen, in place of Hderb rand,
recalled William Thompson, of New York, Com
,ul at Southampton, in place of Crosley, recalled
Gabriel Flenret, of New York, Consul at Dor,
ieaux, vacancy
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OPERA-MIsS DURAEDs BENEFIT Tonight
has been set apart for the benefit of that gifted
tste, Miss RosALIE DURAND and the programme
for the occasion is unusually attractive. Apar.
from this her merits entitle her to a full house,
and we expect to see every seat occupied. The
good taste of our citizens should prompt them to
patronize amusements of a high ORDER and that
the opera is of this class no one can deny. We
trust therefore, that the fair beneficiary will BET
honored o-night with substantial testimonial o
public regard
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ENGLAND AND NEW GRENADA.-The WASH
ington Star has information, which itlconsiders re-
liable, to the effect that the report by the las.
California steamer, alleging that Britain had OBJ.
tanned from New Grenada the cession of an island
In the bay of Panama, in settlement of the famous
Mcintosh claim, Is untrue. The Star is satisfied
that no such cession has been made.
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Richmond College.

We are pleased to see from the sstalogae of the
session of 1857 that the Baptist College, in this
neighborhood is In growing and prosp srous condi
ton. The number of students 10 now one hundred
and forty one The Faculty, with Rev 4. k,l.nd
at its head. is able and energetic The steady
progress Of this meritorious institution and its pre-
sent prosperity, are Ia high degree gratifying.
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA 1t is
stated that Governor Wise has rendered to James
L. Carr, Esq, of Kanawha county, Virginia. the
pos. of Lieutenant Governor, made vacant by the
resignation of Lieutenant Governor McComas
Mir. Carr is native of Charlottesville, though long
a resident of Western Virginia, where he Is well
known as the President of Bank in Kanawha
1t is believed that he will accept the appoint
ment
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ES-RoUTE.-The excursion train from Balti
more, with q numerous party on board, going to
attend the st. Louis Railway Jubilee, arrived 4.
Wheeling on Monday night. The press is largely
represented, several Richmond editors being
among the number
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SUICIDE OF YOUNG LADY.-A correspondent
of the Greenbrier Era. writes that on Sunday,
May 10th, young lady, aged about II years.
named Margaret Wyatt, ughter of the late VIM
Wyatt, and grand. niece of the late Francis Lud
ington, Esq, of GreeDbrier, committed suicide by
drowning herself in Elk river. about seven miles
below Braxton Court House, Va. No cause is as.
Signed for the act
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Bad tor Go. sips

A New York Court has decided that the retail.
ing of scandal is an actionable offence. Damages
were recovered in a recent case for circulating
sanderous report, though the defendant stated at
the time that he did not know whether the story
was true or not. This will make Mr.. "7hey say, ="
q little cautious with his long yarns.
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AFEw APPLICATIONS p 3 NrAIHE's CREAM
OF WILD FLowEns will 'susify the toughest skin,
remove freekles, and imrart delightful fragrance
that dispsnses with tho use Of all perfumes ex-
acts Fold by ell Urusaiss i.I-eod3t
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Auction Rooms THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock
jas KENT, PAINE co Auc'ionssrs.
~ The whole Animal creation IRE sab
ject 70 6sesse But few die from sickness where in
stinct Is their only Pbvician The benifceut Crea-
tor Ess sven tho various plants and roots for the
OF DISEASE and 1t 10 upon this great truth that DR.
HAMPTON bases the many wonderful cures OF his
selebrsted TINCTURE.
Wherever fairly tried, the same success attendsi Ito
in Chie and Fevers. Diseases Of the Liver stom.
CHOLERA preventive, 1t hiss been truly sue
cessful
Cough. Dyspepsia. Rheumatism. &c. yield to its
gentle sway As a Female Medicine and tor delicate
Children. we believe 1t has no equal.
A CITIZEN OF THE OLD DOMINION THUS
SPEAKS.
scorrsvILLa, Aibsnarle county Va,
Messrs. Mortimer & Moubray Gentlemen: I have
been afflicted for the past eight years with DYspep.
ST. Rheumatism and Liver Complaint suffering all
sides-shftirg from one side to thu other-psipfta-
ton Of the heart, loss OF appetite, cold sweats at
night excessive costiveners and great debility and
weakness ! tried any remedies, which did me no
good, but rather worse Las. fall was edvis-
ed to try CHAMPIONS PROFITABLE TING
TURE" and am happy to say it he. cursd me
am now free from all pain and In the enjoyment Of
perfect health and take great pleasure in
Ing the yinoturs to all afflicted as l have sseo;
Yours, JAS M. NOEL.
- Call and get pc mphets gratis See certificates
OF cures, truly astonishing
EY- Delicate Ladies and children will please give
1t . trial.
Sold by PURCELL, IADDS CO. Richmond; by
DR.. COOKE Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists In
Petersburg; by MORTIMER & MOWBRhY, Bslt-
more, and by Druggists and Storekeepsrs every.
where
EY- 81 per BEETLE; SIX bottles for IS.
my 16-dzo
n ssWoodinnd Cree m',..A pomade for
BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR-highy perfumed. erior
to any French article imported and for half the
price For dressing Ladies Hair it has equal,
giving y Q bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gen.
tlemeHs Hair to curl in the most natural msnner.-
1t remoFN dandruf, always giving the Hair the ep'
pearance Of being fresh shampooed. Price only fifty
cents None genuine unless signed
FErRIDGE Co Projectors OF the
balm Of Thousand Flowers"
For sale by ell Druggists.
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
NIB l-eod6m Agent for Richmond
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w A NOTICE WHICH WISH ALL TO RRAD-As
expect to leave here on Monday, LIST of June, for
Europe on business, and will be absent from home
for some time During my absence, my business will
be conducted by practical men, and attended to a.
though was at home.
have now on hand the lsrgest and finest arsors
msnt Of Boots and Shoes, PURCHASED expressly for
the retail trade) that has been offered in this
city. both of my own manufacture, and also of the
the best and latest styles made in fsIs imported BY
myself
Awsrd TO my country customers During my alb.
ssnce, w. E. JOHNSON, who han chen living with
for the last eight years. will ate nd personally to
all orders received from them Those who are in
want of bcrves. Shoes. will be glad to receive their
orders they will receive prompt attention and filled
at the lowest prices. ALEX hill.
Manufacturer and lmp orter of Boots snd Shoes
my 29-6t 1T Main street Richmond. Va
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EOUND. Lust Saturday evening. an the
Chestsrield furnpike, . Carpet Bas vhiah he
owner ean get on application to me and psyins Tor
thN sdvertisement. i. B. aOBRON
10 S-dh Mar CIov.r NH 80.
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Movements of ~ aker-Elcct7on
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-Wslker left here this
evening by the river route, for Washington.
The municipal election took place to-day. There
was no opposition to the American ticket.
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:. MARIsE Losses -Accordin. ..
.as New York Courier, 342 vessel. h.sa s h ~
Ned No ssa me n LIST Of January. They were vs.
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More New Goods.

~ More New GO0ds
Splendid Chin,x ColGred Organizes
Rich Embroidered Csmbric Basques
Beautiful Black 8ilt Lace do
Cnlored ard Black Silk Frinses and other Ores
Trimmings
Bisck silk Nets and Laces for Nantes.
Thess are just resolved, and will be sold very low
For the ne 1t few weeks we will ofe- great induce
meutx in prices to purchasers of DRY Goods.
is St PRICE & WATKINS.
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70 1T MAY Nor BE GENERALLY KNOWN THAT
the Liver Invigorator whose reputation has become
great of tho very best remedies for the pre-
vailius epidemic Of Diarrhes, Dysentery, and Sum.
mer Complaint, that regularly visit our nsghbs
hood at this season OF the year.
We would advise ell as they are attacked
with any of these complaints, to get bottle of DR.
sANFoRD's LIVER lNvIG ORATOR Immediately, for we
have SO often tried it with single failure to
cure that unhssitatingly pronounce it the
fest and surest remedy know of for those diseases
either in adults or children. Eating summer fiuits
often produces arrangement Of the stomach and bow
els. with a tendency to Cholera, Cholera Infantum
and other distressing complaints all of which will be
almost Immediately relieved By the OF the lnpigo
rator. which sleanses and puries the systsm giving
visor to the appetite relieving indigestion and sour.
ness of stomach, and is unequalled preventative
of FEVER AND AGUE.- Tallahassee Sentinel
BENNETT. BEERS & FISHER and ADIs GRAY
Agents for Richmond je l-d&c2w
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The GREATEST BARGAINS
ofthe season at MAURICe'8 A. W have

(nREATkST BARGAINS
- of the season at MAURICe'8 A ne have
very largo stock of ladies' GUNNER
SHOES and wish to close them out this season,
wa will sell them at urusual low prices They con .
70 the gentlemen, we have the the finest kind. of
Pstsnt Leather and Calf Pump,, Patent Leather
sat C.. 8. MAURICE,
les Isl Main street, Eagle Square.
FKOs AND ANTEROs-At RANDULPH's
i.vf HHG Life s of Washinstcn. volume 4: $3.50
THE HEIEEss Of Grssnhursti an Autobiography by
Ms. A. g. Stephen; 81 Is.
SISTERS or IF shn no hy a M.
EROS 0l AND ANrERos. or the Bachelors Ward ;
pYSEVOR TERRACE, or the Clue of Life, by the
author of The Heir of Redciyffe;" volumes !;
BOAT LIFE in Egypt and Nubia by W. C. Prime !;
HONDURAS Explorations and Adventures in Hon.
durss by w. '. Wells geo
THINGS not Generally Known, popular Hand book
of Literature; History and Science, edited By D.
A. Wells i.25.
anu United ststs. for 1857; 10 80 ~ ' ''''
THE studsnt.' aibb n; the History of the Decline
and Fall of the Roman Empire, by e. Gihbon
abridged by William Smith. LII D; 90.
pHN Discarded Queen, Reynolds new work; 5Os
NOTHiHG New tales by the author John Halifax.
sias with English Notes. By Charles Anthem l..
L D.. 90c isS-lt
VOi.. a IKNING's WASHINGTON.
' EXPLORATIONS and adventures in Hondnras
comprising sketches of travel In the god regions
of Olaucho. by william " Wells
THE History of the decline and fall of the Roman
Empire, BY Edward abbon, abridged by William
Smith l.. L.. D..
NOTHING New, Tales by the author of John Hall.
fax, Gentleman.
BOAT Life in Egypt and Nubia, by William C..
Prime
sMOLLETT5 Perigrins Pickle, new edition Field
ing's Joseph Andrews
THE Tithe Proctor, by William Carlton.
PIE Veterans of Chelsea Hospital, by G. r. Gleig.
NORTHANGER Abby and Persuasion, by Miss Aus
ten
THE Emgrants by William Carlton.
FAIDEROUGHA, the Mssr, by William Css,eton.
VOL Ir ings Washington
CROW QUILTS coiored Juveniles.
NOS s. I. 5 and Routleoge Shakespeare.
ARMY Regulations 1857.
Recsived and for sale by A. NORRIS,
is 3-St No 81 Main ssrest
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Burning of a Sleamer--severalL Lives

Lost.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-The steamer Louisiana,
feom this port, was burnt in Galveston bay, on
Sunday. The number known to have persisted
by the disaster is eleven Col. Bainbridge, of the
5th U s. Infantry, who was on board. and thirty
others, are missing. The steamer Galveston res
cued twenty-five of the passengers
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GOvernOrship of Utah.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Maj. McCu| loch EN-.
phatically declines the Governorshp of Utah.
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The Wsshtnztoa Riots.

WASHINGTON. June 2-The city Ia quiet to-day
Though much hard feeling exists between the
friends of the different parties, there is but little
danger Of another outbreak. The u s Light Ar
tiIlery are still here but not on duty An investi-
CATION as to the necessity of the firing yesterday
will probably be instituted.
ISECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June 90, p M-The Ameri
cans are holding an indignation meeting to-n!ght,
at the City Hall. Everything continues quiet
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LOST.
GUsTAVUa OpITZ.

l OST.- 81 REWARD.--i42st on SATURDAY bv
- poor girl Ia pasHng from the Exchange office Of
Mr.. r. d. Pairo corner Msin and l4,h street. Ia onr
office on franklin 81 five dollar notes on tn. Bsnk
OF Wsdesborough, N c.; the findsr will r.ceiys ths
above reward and the thanks OF the owner bv leay.
ing them at this Office. DENNIS h BRD
js--2* Opposite Metropolitan Hall
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NUT HING NEW,
AVID
SOMETHING NEW.

SOMETHING NEW.
NOTHING New; Tales. BY the author of John
| Halifax" sc 20 cts
| A MANUAL for the Detection of Poifors. Medico-
chemical Analysis. Translated from the Ger
man of Or. Otto by VIM. Elder bsrst M.
BOAT Life in Egypt and Nnbis. BY VIM C
Prime. author Of Later Years. 40 F.; hand
some l2mo volume. LOS.
REGULATIONS for the Army Ct the Unitsd States,
THE satires of Juvenal aud Per,ias, with English
Notes By Charles Anthon, LII D 90.
EXPLORATIONS and Adventures in Honduras
comprising sketches Of travel in the gold region,
and q Review of the history and general re-
sources of Central America. with maps and
many illustrations. By VIM. v. Wells; one vol
THE Students Gisbon. The H'story of the Decline
| and FALL Of the Roman Empire. BY Edward
Gibbon, abridged, incorporating the researches
frecent commentators. By VIM. Smith, LII.
Authorizations Detected; or Plain Instrusnors
cine BY Arthur Hill Rassal, M. D., London,
with numerous illustrations. 50.
FIRST Scripture LesssDs For Infant Minds. BY
Mrs. D P Sanford. 374 cents per dog
QUESTIONS upon Portions of the hook OF Conmoa
Prayer. By kev. A. Glennie OF the Diocese of
OUT sTIoNs on the sunday Evening Lessons in
the Church servico. BY Lsymsn. IS cts. per
,, dsz: FOR sale JAMES AZ wooDHousr & CO.
SHis s EXT SF ~ SHN as
YORK MANriLLA AND SHAWL STORE.
800 Black Moria Msntes rieh trimming, at IS
500 .. worth $40, given away for
Sc
200 Black Morris and Silk Nantes, worth sI2. for
splendid Nantes 70. $40, worth sls.
ALsO-A beautiful lot Of ChsntlIa Lace Nantes
from IL to SEQ
Brussels Lace Mantles at &l0
ALBO-- Beautiful White Silk Lacs Manila, of m.
latest styles at very low prices
The New York shawl and Mantills Store IN
No. 1877 MAIN STREET,
Opposite tbs New Custom Houss
Is o-ol J. RILEY
lust RECEIVED, per schooner .JOHN
kANDOLpH. 40 900 feet seasous OAK; so 600 fest
Poplar suitable for Tobacco boxes. for sale BY
y , II BELv1N.
EtAsTiC BELTs-. just opened. Io1 AZ
~ Elastic Belts. with pretty ney styles clesps And
sone with jet casps. Ladies' and Children's Crown.
skeleton and Cactus Skirts. Also Canton Ma,tin.,.
A. 81 and 81 Red and White of the hest hr.rS,,
imported, at the Cash store 90 Main ct.
jsS CHRISTIAN l. LArHRoP.
LTRAN MARINE BLUE, Ter cench
iufe-sho, cssss German Otto for sale very law.
BIS WIN s1rT it,s. !. :.;.:..
HOUSE, PAINTERS, DIVINE JarAN
IL VARNI8H.-A No artie's for sale by
WA. DATTLEA co.
l.3 i42 Mais s'rest
IL .,BAHHkLs lA6sORTAD QUALI
=" ttss) Cosch and furniturs Vsrnishes. 1t 81.
trsmeiy low prices, for sale BY
jos l42 Maia street
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
lNl SPRINGS

This Watering Place will be open for the reoep.
ton of visitors. on the 10Th day of juno next.
1t 10 situsted TIE Eastern slope Of the Allegha
MES. in MONTGOMERY county, Virginia, seventy.
eight miles from Lypchburz, aud two hundred nj les
west Of Richmond, within one and half miles OF
tho Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. from which
there Is branch railroad to the door Of the Recep
ton House.
These Waters have been resorted to for many
years by the people OF the surrounding country and
since the place has been Improved, by very large
number of visitors from many sections of the Union,
most of whom testify to their efficacy in . mum.
Der ofdseases
The Improvements are of the first order; the rooms
are large aud airy, and many of them arranged with
particular regard to the comfort and convenience oil
faniies.
The Dining Room has been enlarged sioce last sss.
son, and viii be under the management of CHARLES
u. THOMPSON, Esq. of Richmond, whose capacity
caterer 10 unsur passed.
To seekers of health or pleasure this place pre-.
sens attrsctic ssldom to be met with at watsring
place and second to none In the Union.
In addition to the railroad facilities by which vis
tors from ali sections of the country be brought
to the door Of the Reception House, there will be
the o. River White Sulphur Springs and the eel.
-rrsted Salt Lake, to the Red, Salt Greenbrier
White Sulptur, and Sweet Springs
The Lynchourg and Abingdon Telegraph Company
have const ucted branch of their line to these
Spings and opened office in the Rece ption House
Ample provision has been made for this comforta.
be accommodation of one Thousand per,ons and no
effort will be spared to render their sojourn pleasant
and agreeable.
ROBERT II. MOsBY, Pres't
Montgomery White suphur Springs Co.
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AZ Va villa, Hanover county, q ths 96th Msy, BY
the Lev. Peter Ainslss, Mr. DANIEL DENOON o.
this city, = Miss Bette c. daughter Of John King
Esq.
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- Noticc...Ws invite attention "a oul
large sale Of FRESH Dry Goods, to take place st
Auction Rooms. THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock
les KENT, PAINE 4 co Auctionseu
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JoJ-H
- Gaesseol H0usoaoid Furniture. Piano
Ronrr DoupLs AcTIon HAIR EHGxAvIsGs, kc..
AT Observation-Disclosures IL requested to my sale Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. fine kosewood
o.e Piano Forte, Double Action Harp, Ensravings
Macs Charts &C.. THIS MORNING, commencing
1t 8 O'Clock, ct tho residences Of B. B. Minor, Esq
who 10 declining housekeeping. ON the corner OF
Grace and 9Th stl eets.i
les THOMAS w. KEESEE, Austs.