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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
3 ;. L~USHBACGH. INC. 1. CARSOs
LUSRBAUGH & CARSON,
BANNERS y GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Dealers ia Coin

"a NOAAAn
CnCu-Telt Money, Exchange ami Land warrants,
BROWNVILLE, M o y. 7
Especial attention VIII be given TO B-yIng and Selling
Exchange IN the principal cities II the United States,
Gold. Silver. and UucU-Tent Bank Notes. \ constant sup
ply ot Land Warrants on hand for sale FOR CASH. " en-
tered on time for P~.e-emptyTs Al Warrants sold BY Us
guaranteed IN every respect. Will file DeLIlr4t0ry State
ments Of intention 10 pre-empt, and prepare ?. exemption
Papers al short notice. Money loaned upon best securl-
ties, at western rates OF interest and Investments made
in Lands or city property for distant capitalists. Coles
uOns upon ali convenient p-Iut> Viii be promptly attend
cd 10 and proceeds rCIlt-et in exchange atclgreIr rates.
Bills Of Exchange Oh ENGLAND Iceland AMI France 0b-
tanned az usual rates. with COST Of EXCHANGE n the EIst
added. Deposits received d Current account aldInieresI
4IlowedOu special deposits
OFFlCE-Aaiu 81. near L. 5. Land OhaCe.
-REFERENCES-
Lind. Brother & Co, Merchants, Philadelphia, Pa
McNaUghJol Cars.a& Co., "
Hiser s white, Baltimore, M,
Young Carson X Bryant.
Jno. Thompson Mason. CoPr CfP.rt,
z. u. PuudeE~uu Co. Merchants. "
N N. Yelkie y c.. Mott B~7OsLway, New York.
VIM I. SuItL-,n E-4 Banker, Washington c
J T. Stevens Esq. At-y at lIw.
JnJ. S. Gsi!aher. Late 81 Aud. [. 5. 7,
Taylor Y kricgh, Bankers, Chicago, I'll.
NcClelliuJ Sc-uE-s y ca. Merchants, ST. Louis No.
Hon. TLDs. &. P-att. Annapolis Nd.
Hon. J W. Geary, Ex-Gov- Kansas, Penn.
Hon. As o. Carson. Aerce->bu-E. PI
P 3. Small. Esq. P-es't s Bank, HIEe. StJvn M.
Col. Gee. SchIey AIRY al Law,
Charles PL-suHs y Co. Bankers, Kegkuk Iowa.
H. { NUtLN Co. Cruu-I. B III ''
Greene Wea-e q Rice, Des N me, "
Douglass y Wt->-u. EIutgn.
Col SIM HambIeJOu, Atty At Law, El-rJn Nj.
Judge THIS. Perry, CuH5er. and Nd.
Prot. II. Tufwiler, Havana Alabama
NJ = Fg--rD-v1E-p
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
Land Warrants,


We are prepared 10 loan Lind " t-raEt- Il ali sizes 10
settlers GA such time - LLry may te>Ire-I-us Ut shJTt
At the u~--i rates.
A constant supply Of Warrants Will be Kept On hand
for sale As cheap as they can &c bought eIseThere IN
town.
Buy OF regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by Us viii be guaranteed 10 be
genuine il every respect and VIII be exchanged II de-
festive
Being permanently located in B-owuvl.Ie. We can al
ways be found at the CID stand q few dOO.s east " the
BrUwuvI.Ie House.
LUSHBACGH & CARSON,
pa-Ea-5 and Dealers IN Land Wa--an-5
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

JOB NOiIh.

- -.-p-. extensive ,afl...us ~ New Type Cuts
-ofarnf I.ss. Bronze, Car1s a., made @" ne
usnrtDnce veclalmts be abe tyi-IA'u ~
800 unsurpas-edbE aEyuG.e. lLep. pc,
= u~.-ricsl p-..teF h.u-e. e. and AaFllE LL., emp
--V-ts+ 80 ev1a-4-.r a. FslrE ID F-ilter !, Ae-
- "a g. - rg--1.-a .l she PVe-utl. % OBJ job W K
carts aas.rE ne F-fe aet -,
Pro- Ba-Es, ~ -EEEt. "7'- bronze
weef ufth r~a-tlrIar attention
49, ,-.m a distance vlH Pc r-3upty attended L"
nrfmrrrautei % give 1t-fI.l % "T % pay
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
St1chniIe Exhausted.

Our ely has enjoyed I'M
usual peace for several day Tas,-uol u
dy pas navigating ou The streets and uor
a hghl. >ur..y times mus, be lard. b.
We bop Il Is Ha, lhe times" Lut a fail.
ure OF The u4K y.mIra crop. D
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
rs DR.. Bakers Specific will cure

rs DF. Ddhtf 0ptClhV VIII cure
g'ee. structure seminal weakness, ehordee,
diseases OF the kidneys. bladder, and all diseases OF The
genital organs Reader, rave you a pirate discGssl
D. not neglect It. Delay Is dangerous. Dr.. Bakers
Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical cnre- Will Dr..
Bakers Specific You can cure yourself, and prevent
exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the
medicine Price 81 80 per bottle.
83Dr. EASTERLY. corner Third and Chestnut strets
St Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, TO whom al orders
must BE addressed. to get The genuine. Sold by
). NAUN j CO, Druggists,
BrOwnVille, N. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
teeIdent

Daud RorIau's fine 80 ma
got sna -gd Ia, Saturday in TIE ara.
Jwt Nls:a-E Llulm nj extracted IL
snag' which, strangely to stat, was a
e~ottoo-w5,d pol 4 inches 'h,k aud l.
feet louE. Good stuff TIA, Mustang Ia
Nm n- At.w mor, Lola. siy D. I'D d
ne Ply b az S.or.." D
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

OhhoUNI
Bankers. and Dealers IN Land Warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

Also Mclean yr-clnIcO4 EGImCnt
-=P ..Ip1I tcpa. on lie C.. Ne Of TIL. d aid Pine
-r.ee.- 3 l. Ur~. N.
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K0Ssuth. Again.

The New York Express publishes the following
extract from letter written by Kossuth from
Pittsburg, January %, 1852, to David Urquehart,
MP:
"DEAR SIR: You have heard what reception l
have met with in America They hare bored me
,ciM triumphant entries, and limitations, and adj
dresses but by submitting to hs annoying part 81
say naissioa had the opportunity OF drawing their
attention to their foreign policy. have spoken
to the nasses, and with the leading men, with
those now In office, and those who are to go into
office: and though am not sanguine at all, can
tell Won 10 strictest confidence. that have sue
ceeded already, far. that even the present Wing
Cabinet has given orders to strengthen the Medi-
terranean Squadron, and that in of new
rising America will go to the same length as Eng.
land for the protection OF the liberal cause"
This letter must be highly gratifying to the pee
pIe who" bored" the Hungarian lion, with tri'
suphant entries" &c. We are glad that Virginia
cannot lay claim to the honor ofthis ''boring," and
that the pretender was treated in our own city
with the cool contempt which befitted his charac.
ter.
To "those whom it concerns" however, be has
given another lesson the folly of ionzing /" IL
lustrfous foreigners" Dickens ought to have
cured the American people Of such nonsense.
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0ur Eareipn MinislerR.

1t is again reported that Mr.. Mason is to be sue
ceeded at the French Court by Mr.. Siidell. We
have not understood that any complaint has been
made against Mr.. Mason, nor that he is charged
with neglect of duty, or iucompetency in any way
On the contrary, he is believed to be popular at
the French Court, and the element of popularity
is one not to be overlooked in foreign representa-
tive. The personal acceptability of representa-
tive to the government to which he is accredited.
gives an influence to his mission which the great
est talents cannot always command. When it is
combined with sound Judgment. good sense, and.
above all, experience, it ought to have great
weight against change.
The principle of rotation has been a favorite one
in this country, but We do not see that it is
strongly sustained by considerations of public
policy The interests of the country ought to be
the governing rule, and how these are to be pro-
NOTED by discharging public servant as soon as
he has acquired that efficiency which experience
and practice alone can give and substituting an
other who has necessarily none of these recon-
meudations, we are unable to discover. If diplo
macy be- as Ia contended, regular science and
trade, requiring special training, why dismiss a
veteran, who has the best of all discipline, in the
school of experience, aud substitute re-
crut
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ancipation in Russia.

q Opposition TO the projects of the present Empe
ror Of Russia for the emancipation of the serfs ha
arisen In new and unexpected quarter. Whilst
the dislike of the mobiles 10 this has been
overcome, that of the serfs themselves is NANTES
ting Itself In manner which threatens to give
the government more trouble than their masters
Ast sPetersburgh correspondent of the New York
Herald furnishes interesting particulars Of this
unlocked for state of things. The serfs appear
10 understand that freedom to sarve is the pre-
else entertainment to which they Invited, as it
IL the actual condition for which the mass of the
population 10 other portions of Europe have ex
changed their former state of vassalage. They
act like sensible people 10 refusing such doubt.
ft,i
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NIGHT SESSION.

Met at O'clock, the President in the chair. At
ter singing. prayer offered by J. W. Garlck.
Resolutions we're adopted, returning thanks to
the citizens OF Hampton and vicinity for their
muniiceut hospitality, and also to the Hampton
Toll Bridge Company, Railroad and Steamboat
| Companies for granting free tickets to delegates.
SMerse gers to corresponding bodies were ap-
pointed.
The Report of the Committee on the American
Tract Society was then called up by Rev A. NJ.
Poindexter. The Committee reported resolutions
TO commend the recent action of the Tract Society
and sanction their former issues of religious
works, while not agreeing again to unite and CO.
operate with the Society in its operations in the
State the resolutions called forth very different
and opposite views, aud there seemed to lie great
difference of opinion as to what really the in
tent of the recent action of the Society While all
were willing again to commend the Society to pub.
lie favor if it had rescinded the action of the pre-
vious year based upon the report of the Commit
tee of fifteen. There many who thought
that its failure to resciBd that action Ia effect
a reaffirmance of its former position, and they
were compelled to oppose the resolutions on that
account.
These had no hesitancy, hawever, in COM
mending The publications of the Society thus
far made. The opposing members contended
that this was not true that the Society, in sustain
ing the action of the Executive Committee, bad
in fact rescindef its previous action the report
OF the mttee of Is. and they were Xious that
the resolutions should pass. The testquestion was
made a motion TO 1DoeDnitefy postpone tne
whole subject, when the views of the former pre-
vailed and the whole subject was indennitely post
poucd The following gentlemen partook in this
discussion: Rev Messrs T. g. Jones. Fountaine,
poindexter. Jeter, w r. Broaddus J. A. Broad
dus, Hume. Hardwicke and Tinsley.
On motion, it was
Resolved to adjourn till the next annual meet
ing which will be I'D ia Richmond
An affecting address was delivered by the Pres-
dent. aud after singing a parting hymn, the Assoc
citation adjourned
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DIED.,

Suddenly while on visit to her father-in law, s.
II. Parker, Esq of this city, on Monday morning
the 7h inst. INDIANA b. wife If Lieut. John
Parker of the u. S. Navy. A true woman. true
wife. mother and daughter, was she. lille her
husband tire ads tonight the quarterback of the st
Lawrence. off the coast of Brazil, and gazeS upon
the starry heavens above him, little does he think
that be is looking towards the haven into which
think he that those lips which were won't night
after night to teach his spng children 10 pray God
to "bess dear papa far away over the waters are
now cold in death.
None but & Himself cau assuage the grief of the
husband, mother, children and relatives in such
sad-such dark hour as this.
The deceased bad been for several years an hum
bic and consistent member of the Episcopal church
in Portsmouth, Va. in her brief illness there was
no expression of fear-all quietuess and resig
nation.
Her remains will be taken to Portsmouth on We'd
nesda, next, for inter ment.
ia, J, 1855. FRIEND.
A- The Portsmouth papers will please copy.
In this city, on the 9th inst Mrs MARGARET B.,
wife of Russell.D. Var Deurson, of Cincinnati Ohio,
in the 29th y ar of her age.
Her funeral will take place at O'clock this after
noon, from the residence of Mrs. Margaret Young
Marshall treet. The friends of the family and
those of Mrs. Young. are invited to attend.
Departed this life on Monday, the 7th inst Mss
MARY ANN T0LEk, in the oath year of her age.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
invited to attend her funeral at her Aunts Mrs LIZ d.
dams residence, corner of 9Th and Main street,
this "Wednesday morning at l01s o'clock.
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mous,eur Belly.

According to the Washington cotrespondeh. ~
the Y. Herald, the French Minister ana We
Foreign Legations In Washington do not ee'ie'e
that Felix Belly has al official character fep'
sen,ing the French governmental Central Amer
ca. They believe he IL a mere specalator' sohuec
ed with great capitalist in France named "a :
iaud, eudeavoring to clip in TO secure The TRANSIT
route. while our American steamship Commodores
are auarreling about 1t, tor the purpose OF making
great stock operations 1t Is not unlikely he may
have obtained some encouragement from the hh'
peror A. the Transit route aud ship canal there mas
always been hobby with Louis Napoleon.
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MARINB IHrELLIGaHCs.

Port Of Richmond, June s. 8iob Water q 1'ck.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse and
pass. Ludlam Il Watson
Steamer Geo Peabody, Pritchett. Baltimore. mdse.
Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley. Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers FL futile.
schr n NJ Tanner, Todd, Charleston, mdse, W D
ColqUtt & Co.
Scbr Josiah Achorn, Merrill, Boston. feed, D & W
Currie.
HAMPTON ROADS, June Sth.-Arrived, bark Chas
Keen, Somhrero.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


fET~ a PosITIvE CuHE FOR CATeER-
JiSfhoa lie gss IF Iaustie or KNIFE endorsed arg e.
g1fsei bp especial enactment If ne State dsgtstue
cians of the Iou-e Of Delegates who wore appointed
10 exam inc it's claims.
The undersigned viii guarantee cure OF all ex-
ternal tanctrs where vital parts have not become
involved before the application made and the gen.
ersI health of the ratient 10 still good.
The above is all that Ia deemed necessary 20 say,
as the great efficacy Of thisremedy now pretty ex-
fensiveiy known ,..
A pamphet giving Some useful information on
the subject OF Cancer wilt ne sent TO all requiring
the knowledge il contains. who will nclose stamp.
Address JUhN sAIhbhs..x
Office No l02 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd.
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EsSIoNAL.

WASHINGTON, June S.-Snate- Senate agreed
to adjourn on Monday next
The credentials OF Hunter, Clay and Brown, were
presented for next term
Mr.. Davis, from the Military Committee, submit
ted an amendment TO the Army bill, asking ST.
100000 for harbor Notifications, including Rich
mond, Charleston. Mobile, Mississippi River, and
San Francisco, which was adopted.
Several other amendments were adopted, and the
bill passed
H0H@-The House resumed the consideration
of the Senates amendme Mt to the Civil appropria-
ton bill.
They were rejected and the bill was otherwise
anne nded.
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PERSONALITIES IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June S.-During the debate in the
Senate on the Army BILL about breechoading
firearms a remark of an unpleasant character pass
ed between Messrs Davis, of Miss, aud Benjamin,
of La. The latter Immediately on adjournment
sent challenge to the former. 1t is said Davis
accepted it, Friends are now endeavorng to re-
coDcile the matter
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Democratic Convention and Nom
nations IN N0ttdmpao,a C5anty--Caadaidtcf for Go
ermor-- Crops--Ffaa, dc.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

WELDON, y, G., june Sth, 1865.
The Democrats Of Northampton county, held a
Convention al jackson, yesterday, for the purpose
OF nominating candidates TO represent the county
in the next Legislature. DIR W. S. Copeland pre-
sided over the deliberations of the Convention
Gen Thomas }. Person, (the former Senator, was
nominated for re election 10 the Senate, aud Jos.
r. Mason and ~ w. Smailwood. Esqss., for the
House OF Commons. Mr Mason declined the nom
iuatlon and Gen. Matt w. Ransom was nominated
in his stead Messrs, Person, Mason, aud Small
wood were all members Of the last Legislature,
Speeches were made by Messrs. w. w. PEBBLES,
Ill. X. Bnrgwya, NJ. w. Ransom and others; bnt
as was not present, cannot, Of course give you
the proceedings 10 detail. The nominations were
hailed, learn, with great satisfaction aud there
b not particle Of doubt about the election Of the
ticket; and, indeed, hear Of no opposition fiem
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y,Rery1A CENTRAL SOCIETY,"

requested to state that Capt. WIN III RICHARDSON;
ir the Soliciting Agent for the Virginia Central
Agricultural Society is about taking the field and
il ia important to know. as nearly as convenient,
ahout how many members can be obtained with q
v-w of fixing the list of premiums according TO the
probable means 18th this in mind. we respectfully
suggest to all intending to countenance and supper
this Sociaty to subscribe at once. lie 5-lw
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nG- Waiter HARRISON.

COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
No, 81 LIBERTY ST. NEW Y0RKs
Continues to practice In all the Courts h II in the
CITY OF New York Il also COMMISSIONERS OF
DsEDS FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, and will
attend 10 the taking of Dispositions. ack nowledge-
ment Of legal instruments, &C., and business en-
trusted 10 care.
REFERS TO
~ Henry Ludlam, New York.
Oerichs e. tunnsn. poI.;,no,o
VIM Gilmor. ESQ, o"'
Ludlam Watson, Richmond. Va.
hN- Office No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1882.
lie q-lmF
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An able engineer officer Of the U. s. Army, who
lately visited Sebastopoi. states that the allies in
capturing the Malakon, had just begun their work,
and that the real defences OF the post, the perma
nent had been entirely untouched and
sven uninterrupted Ny the combined operations
This accomplished soldier thinks that the Emperor
did Injustice to bis gallant army. In accepting the
terms upon which peace was concluded, There is
no doubt that, IL the Emperor Nicholas had lived,
the Russian war would have had different ter
mination. His mighty intellect and will would
have gathered strength from adversely, but he
ish no successor except In name. The present
incumbent 10 an ordinary man, incapable of wisld.
ing WITH effect the Colossal seeptre of Nicholas
iHE WHEAT CROP --The Athens (Tenn.l Post
tesrns that engagements for new wheat have been
made ~ % cents per bashei
saHtes Harris. ST., the Oldest stock broker In
baltimore, died GU the 9th inst.
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~ THE GoDS were never more worshipped than
are the images of mankind characterized by the
works Of superhuman art which m re- deserve
the homage of Intelligent worshppers than all the
gods, except the great Aurora, whose heavenly light
gives true semblance all eacthlv or angelic be-
iDgs in the beautiful Ambrotypes, by TYLER & Co,
49, Main street
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ffS9~ BENEFITS
DIARRHEA KILLER!


FOR TIVE POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE OF
DTARRREA. CHOLERA WORBUS, SIMMER
COMPLAINT COLI! CHOLERA INFANTUH
AND ASIATTC CHOLERA.
This really valuable remedy for the above-named
diseases of the stomach and bowels has obtained
the name OF Oiarrh9a Killer. from the fact that ii
was used and tested in 1000 Of violent Di
arrhea 10 the summer of 1919 when the Cholera
was prevalent in the CITY Of Rchmord, Va and in
Instance did il fail to arrest the disease and
effect permanent cure when used before death had
actually struck the patient 1t is the recipe OF
distinguished Southern physician. who has used il
in an extensive practice for nearly thirty year,; and
he has vet to hear of the first in which the Di
arrhna Killer has failed either to relieve or cure,
when used according to the directions.
Prepared only by FISHER WINSTON.
Apothecaries aud Druggists,
No 25 Main st Richmond, Va.
Price 80 cents
Sold h., oIID ruoUists 5-lm
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YHr,H0EAPHrC NEWS.


-,
THE REVOLUTION IN NEW 0RLEANs-slHi'
LANCE COMMITTEE DIsBANDED TBfPohA'
RIBY-ELECTI0N or THE AMERICAN CAN
DIDATE
NEW ORLEANS, June s--Gerard stith American
candidate for Mayor, elected yesterday ny .so
majority About half Of the Vigilance Commn~e
did not vote. remaining behind their barricades.-
The city Is quiet.
The Committee broke up Its camp last night ,
and disbanded. but are not disorganzed: ihey
say they reudy to carry out their principles al
any moment.
The Municipal authorities are engaged ID arrest
ing all concerned in the vigilance movement
Writs issued for the leaders, on charge oil hgh
treason.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
nos. Prizes Nos. Prizes Nos. Prizs, Nos. Prize,


COMMISSIONERS CERTIFICATE.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the SPAkTA ACADEMY LOTTERY do hereb,
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by US this
day at Augusta, Ga.
f. G. BARBER, Sworn Com,rs
l.. p. DUGAS. ""oi" '~oiii ID
Sworn to and subscribed before this day,
June 5th, lS5S. LEW Is LEVY, j. Z.
ExPLANATIoN.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number ends in 2 are emit
tied TO $50 in addition to any other Prize which TIN
above drawing may entitle il to- Half Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages entitled TO all they
draw over the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eghths in proportion.
The principal prizes in this Scheme were distribu
ted in the following places: No. 1872 s70,ooG one
half New York, one-half not sold. No 396lI, 80 ~
Montgomery. Ala. No. 1919, 10000. New Orleans,
La. No. 9740, 5000 not Sold No sag, 1000, Mem
phis Tenn. No. 2iS97, 1000, Cincinnati, Ohio. No.
l0Si7. |, bGl, Charleston, 8. q.
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~ FESTIVAL ladies of Leigh
Street Church will hold a Festival EVERY NIGHT
THIS WEEK, for the purpose of ilqni tating the
remaining debt on their house OF worship.
Et
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.


DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Twelve Hours from Washington City and Richmond
by the Virginia Central Railroad
Passengers from the North lake the Alexandria
morning boat at Washington. and the Alexandria
aud Orange Railroad TO ,Crdonsyilie thence by, en-
trail Railroad in full view of Monticello the Uni
veTsity of Virginia. passing through the Blue Ridge
at Rock fish, by the great State Tunnel (nearly one
mile in length) crossing the Valley of Virginia and
entering the ranges of the North Mountains at Buff
falo Gap. Leaving the cars at Mlboro' Depot,
thence by coaches ten miles over smooth graded
road, to Bath Alum before shutdown.
The proprietors feel warranted in saying, that to
fame and others desiring quiet cool, and COM
Portable retreat from the nwauds the city, there
is not in the mountains of Virginia OFFERING
greater inducements. Large, airy. well ventilated
well furnished rooms. and good table have always
distinguished this watering place.
The mineral waters (alum and chaly beate have
been pronounced by distinguished chemists and
ph yeicans equal in some respects, and as a tonic
and invigorator. often superior to our Rockbrdge
Spring, while the pure mountain freestone wate~,
cam be exceed and rarely eGualed for its purity
and salubrity.
Board, per
per month of weeks.......-....... 80
re- The Southern passenger must be careful TO
come as far North as Richmond, and there take the
Central train at O'Clock = NJ
FRAZIER RANDOLPH,
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Narfi,prvs Markets

NEW YORK. June S-Elour heavy. Wheat quiet
Corn heavy Stocks closed dull-Va 6's $934.
BALTIMORE, June S.--Flour and Wheat changed
Corn-N hite 6fNlhSc; yellow 7ONl12c.