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!. HENRICO LT0HT ORA.

"a HEkRiCO l. IQ H T ORA
h. 9OGNS-Psrade. With Uniform, Arms and
~ Equipments iu perfect order. at the old
~ Fair Grounds. GA the 9Th of JUNE, at
half-past luo'clOck, AM
thorough inspection will be made by the Brig
sde Inspector punctually at the hour named and
all absentees ard delinQuents will be fined accord
ing to the regulation,
BY order of Col DAVIS.
my % stawtd ROBr ] A SMITH. o 8.
ga FARM AND TiMBERED LAND,
q IN EASTERN VIRGINIA, FOR sALE.-I
offer for sale the Farm in James City county. Va
distant IS miles from the city Of williamsburg Old
the main stage road leading from Richmond, and
known By the name Of Parker's Tavern. 1t con.
tafns by recent survey 400 acres about IS cleare6
chestnut, principally The former
The improvements consist OF o large framed wood.
en- dwelling, used in former days as a country ta-
vern. at present occupied by Mr. James as resi-
dence The location beautiful and healthy
As no objection csn be raised to the Use of marI
end its value will add. that more can be found on
this estate thap any other of the same extent The
rior. and with the application of the mari on the
place. which is iuexhaustible, of easy access, and
strongly npreRnstet with if,ae, this farm can be
made rich and very Productive Exclusive of some
good white oak ship timber ash poplar an chestnut
from 10 TO IS 600 cords Of pine wood be cut of
the land, deliverable either on the York or Chicka.
hominy rivers. or skipped thence TO the Northern
cities where wood is selling at So per cord by the
cargo. AMI must continue to advancing rates Ar
will be sold at great bargain; or, ifdesred young
negroes, at valuation, would be taken in exchange
Apply TO TRUMAN PARKER.
my 25-dltn Richmond. Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY

~ VA UABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE OoUN-
~ ~ HENk!o0 Pursuant to two DEGREES OF the
CIRCUIT Court OF Henrico, In the cases OF John Sta
PIES vs. Staples Administrator" and "Ann stspies
ys staples and ais" rendered on the 5sh May. 1852
lie srctci to the highest btdoer on the premises,
on ~ EsDAY, the 2Stn day OF June. 1883 {if fair.
y, a. T. d ths II TAR Day therssfer eoinmeneag
sitts..d on and near to the Deep Ron Turnp,ae.
40. ut four Hes from the city and on ana n9sr the
which Francis staples died p6sgecsea. and distitf
guished as follows: $3.50
.,A-GOntainiag acres. with three ieehoases
n Mss}"poh' ana i9'Dg Immediately upon the mill.
s.Con ing near,y q acres. has upon it a saw
in 10 repair he soil !. vsry s snail dwell
CLCef aiming f9E acres. has uoon il very Com.
H. APE rameS dwe Iiing with the usnei oui-hous
cleared, AID the remainder heavily Nsfgd. The
and Is IN Ugh state of iv prov me A. Ind lies i'm
npeaaesy pom the RtehFaond. Frederick ar and
,D-rhe Mansion Tract. ana the late residence of
t staples: decd; has handsome fran ID
&C. all IN perfect 6rGer The house has recentIy
peen thoroughly repaired. IL CONTAINS SO acres Of
amp and has
E-Contafnihg "a acres. giJo:nips tbs above, is
cleared aad highly Improved.
b.. rCn % acres Of superor :stmng land
9-Lies Immediately Upon The Deep Run asrn.
and am ana f bs. NM ha Gsa + 70
shops. The soil ia exc ,snt 01''
,H-Lies ON the Deep Run Turnpike, adjoining the
apoye, coIsMfing Il acres in very good condition.
Such an opportunity is seldom presented to per-
sons desiring TO purchase real estate In the vicinity
OF the city OF Richmond.
map asurvey Of the said land cen be seen a,
the Office ct JAS NJ Taylor Son. All persors de-.
sirlng TO make inquiry about the above property
are referred to the auc sioneers.
TERAs-Une-third If the purchase money in cash
and the resdZe in two equal ins ailments at one And
two years from the day Of SALE the credit par ments
to be secured by egotiatie notes. satisfactorily en-
dorsed. with interest added and the title Retained
I'LL the whole purchase money is paid. and q con
veyance directed ~ the court
Possession will be given Except of the Mansion
TRACT immediately. and full possession OF thai
on the let Jsnsary lse0, and the purchaser of II
will pc allowed to seed Crop Of wheat
The sale will commence at the "Mansiet Tract' Al
80 o'clock, Pm. "
JOHN YOUNG,
wv RANDOLPH, SComm's
X MILTON CARY
Sale conducted nv las TAvIop = Lou Await.
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DEATH 0E MR. CHARLES

sr. LOUIS, June 5.-Mr. Joseph Charles, who
vas asssssinsted by Thornton, died yesterday
morning. No denomination of violence has beer
made, but the Judge has been petitioued to call g
special session of the criminal court for the
speedy trial OF the prisoner
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THE TELEGRAPH INTERESTS OF CAIFog-
MA

NV Yogx, JG1e 3.-Messrs William Lovett
Of California, and a Lovett, of New York,
General Superintendent Of the American Tcle.
graph Company, have purchased OF the psteDtcNs
tte exclusive rights for using the Hughes hitting
Telegraph, the House Printing Telegraph, and
ba!looks new Combination Printing telegraph
PATENTS for the entire State of California.
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NAVAL.

Boston, June 4-The steam-frigate Minnesota
has beeu hauled to the Navy Yard. She is to be
.S'isr.srtle& ard her crew paid of on Monday or
lq~-day.
The steam gun.boat Narragausett is nearly rea.
dy Tor
The new steam-sloop Hartford is at anchor in
the stream, ready for sea, is also the sloop Lee
want
Tue Constitution will be ready in a few days
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LATER FROM tAL.Y1RN

ST. Louis, June The California Overland Mail
ot che 18Th ult has arrived Newe unirpportant
The steamer Saute CrGse had arrived at San Fran.
ei.co from Mazatian With 1886, 900 10 specie, aud
,x Mexican officers who we're banished by the
Liberals.
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A FUGITIVE eLA19 car.

atoccssffa, Msss, Jane &. lsSo.-Hdwara 3,
nseco' master OF ths schooner biisAbsth, 81 n.y.
tnhis, Gas arrested here thls thorufee. on TIA
rnsree OF rsturnins % Norfolk The might've sisve,
Celnmens Jones, who Gas brought into uyannis
Ia tie bssk Ro'srsoa. Bscon waived an efsmlnA-
lion, and gave bail 10 81 600 10 appear before the
sepetfot Couft at Bsfnstabie.
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DOCkBRIDGE BATHS.-ahis favorite

HUM bALDdG - n u uIS ldf0TllG
IL watering place will be open for the reception of
visitors on the lst day eff june next. From til .se
who have tried the virtues of the water, and who
know the character of the secommoda tons in point
of attendance fare andilodsing continued p2tro-
nage ID confidently expected while it is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths. and
the facility of access to them will largely extend
the list Of visitors during the coming season.
The gentlemen's bath is 40 by 50 feet in size, and
that for ladies IS by So The water IL highly carlo
mated. and contains variety of ssi of mineral in
gradients, among them Iron and da0nesia. The
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
persons, OF long and varied experience to be the
most delis htfui and iDvigoratiDR that they have
ever tried has proved especially fl acious and
curative il diseases peculiar 20 femaes
The Central Railroad within nine miles of the
Bsths and visitors leaving Richmond OK Alexandria
in the morning. reach here by sunset the same day
daily line of stages connects with the Railroad at
through the grounds attached to the Baths affords
facilities for boating and fishing, and the neg hbor
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground
The underss omises to spare pains in these
and AL other respects, in promoting the amusement
well comfort of his guests. He has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year, and il will be under his exclusive man.
agement and control
TERMs-$2 per day, $40 per week, and 1872 per
month"; weeks to the month. Children and SER
wants half price.
Reference may be had amongst many otherr. to
his Excellency Henry A Wise, Esq, Governor Of
Virginia. John Maben, and Paine, Esqs. Of
Richmond, Col F Smith, Superintendent of the
Virginia Military Institute, and Rev VIM s White,
d d, Lexington.
6-3mt
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STEAMER BURNr-yEssEL ON FIRE

Wv OsLfAss, June 5.-The steamer Pista, from
hed River, vas totally destroyed by re- on Satur.
Gay Afternoon, near Carroliton. Loss $4,000. IL
reported iasttwo VI the bands are lost, but the
passengers are saved.
Bark cbspiu, from New York, with q cargo Of
imt, 10 Oh IRE at Pass SQUIRE.
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LuT uN POPLAR aTREFT.

MOCK ETTs AT AUCTION We will soil ppcir
the rsenises on TUESDAY the It'll day OF 5uue
Commencing at O'Clock r NJ . vacant lot on Pop
ar near the corner OF Arch street. fonting on said
Poplar street, eiehty-sight cad onehalf feet. ana
running back to an alley. and u ing Immediately
upon tue York River Railroad.
TxRMs-Une-thrd cash, the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, With interest
from day of sale; the deferred payments to be re-
cured By trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to be paid By
the purchaser JAS NJ TAYLJk Z HUN,
je s-tds AuCtionesrs,
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$25 REWARD.-The above re-
n ward will be paid for the apprehension Of .
~ servant woman, "JENrY"the d opNrty or
- Mrs FRY. who left her hirer in Aichmond
a. fortniR hit ago. Jenny 10 about Is years old,
light mulatto, smalain size OF rather delicate az.
pearance, with large grey eyes.
Arpyto RAWLINGS d HULLADAY,
Z-2W NJ 0wuSP
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no YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS
N1" osLEsss, June 4-Cousrafy to the reports
- soiae OF the Savannah papers, there has not
Icy single Ease Of yellow lever this season.
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EOR SALE.-A small FARM Of one
l. hundred acres, one mile beyond the termina.
ton Of the Mechanicsvile Turnpike, about six and
borhood, and in the immediate vicinity of one or
more churches. The improvements consist OF
buildings. all of which are new. Also. an orchard
OF choice fruit trees
1t will sold for onefourth cash; the balance on
a credit of one two and three years. with interest.
Poss ession given Immediately. Apply to
LIB THOMAS
ON ,hp
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SERVANTS FOR H.RE AND FILF:

-
Tor HIRF-Two Cook Women and
l. three House Girls for the balance Of the year.
d EAUHO
Je3-3t I4th St near ExchAugc Hotel
kUk HikE-A strong, healthy young
colorAd WOMAN, sf sosd charaeser who is An
ex cellent ohamhet,naid and fret rste washer and
honer. Apply to
WIN PHILLIPS, 18th str eot
NIB It's Between Maih and Rrnk
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By h b Cook. Auctioneer.

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF FURNITURE,
"A &c. AT AUCffoN.-0n FRIDAY. the Sd inst,
at 10 o'clock ill sell at my store lot of new and
secondhand Furniture. consisting Of
Mahogany Tete q Tete; sofas
Mahogany and BIseh Walnut French and Jen-
ny Lind Be isteads
Mahogany ParIor and Spripg-seSt Chairs
Do Parlor Rocking do
Do Cane-seat do
Do and Black Walnut Bureaus
Do WashstaDcs and Tables
Hair and shuck Mattresses
One large Coos ing Stove, in fret rate order, &c
je2 b COOK, Auot.
p. S.-The above sale is unsvoidab'y postponed
until TU fSDAf, the 7th, Is. which time large I'D
ditions will be made. COOK,
lea Auctioneer.
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lnf 1rfInnAhn /
DEATH or A MERcgANr

HAMPTON HcAps, June Arrived ,hin cotrre,,
OF Thomaspn. from ChircbA IsiAnds N r stor n
~ rrevaing and = very heavy sea. No OTHER large
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EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

Albany, June 3.-Michesl 0'Brien, an elderly
man. who murdered his wife at Cohoes by kicking
ana beating her TO death, was executed to-day
d Brieu was between so and 90 years of age.
The services Of the Catholic Church were read At
-fhe ga'iows, and the execution took place within
the jail before abou. 800 people. The prisoner was
i-fked up we feet by weights, and died almost
Without a struggle.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAHAWBA, FROM
HAVANA.
NEW YORK, June 4.-The steamer Cahawbs,
from Havana, with dates TO the 30ta, has arrived.
freights were active aud feeding upwar The
hSallh Of the city MAS good Col Robertson, fora
ueriy US. Consul at Havana, died on the 2Sth
ultim0.
Arhe United States steamer Walker arrived on
the 3Jtb.
Three French war vessels that had been lying
oa:slde Harsna awaiting dispatches per Cahswbs,
sailed Immediately on receiving them.
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CEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.

The subscriber has in store fine supply of CI.
CARS, SMOKING TOBACCO. CHEWING TOBAC.
90, PIPES. PIPE STEMS and the usual variety of
goods kept in such establir hments which he will
sell low for cash. FRANCIS sTAUDE
Importer and Manufac tursr
of Cigars, &c No 1853,
my7-3ms Broad street
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. ~ VI -
~~aaH1Srr~E


HOUSE AND LOf Ar BOOKLETS, ON
a THr YORK ATAuuT1ON
tho Til dxy Of 3uus. tJmmencine iillmedhesly
afsef the SAFE adseftissd By 5no. o. tjegsf Qoz1.
Of Elm and Poplar streets, and opposite the Gss
Works. The house has four roomi; the lot fronfs
A3feet, lad runs back = Fest
tweIvs month for negotiable notice. with interest
sdde1, and secured By q. trRst dsed Taxes FOR
Jss-tds JAS. n. TAYLOR 4 SOW.
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80 hontgolnery, Ala, OF the 3lst ult, Y II Grant
Merchant wac dangerously etsbbed hy Y A Good
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hLFoRfED PURCHASE FOR THE FRENCH
a


Nfw BEDFORD, June At is reported In this
w that an agent OF the French Government visit
faifhaven TO day, for the purpose of purchasing
"e new clippership, not yet named, recently
'onched, and belonging TO Reuben Fish of Fairs
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Northern M arkets.

PHnapElpaIa, jane 4.-Benjamia Bullock, an
oid'and eminent phiiadephis merchant, died this
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COMMISSIONERS SALS OF 100
-, ~ ACRES Q. WOOD LAND in BENnlC0 C0vN-

TY, on WHITE CAK eE APP. ABOUT NIL u
BELOW RICHMOND.-As Con miasksisers aDpol Mt
ed by decree OF the Cireuit D&urt - the city 20
In the case 81 robson aud others vs. Bntord. 4. !"
We shall sell at public auction, on MONDAY 10
County Court Hou.e sf u O'Clock n fair. If -.
the next ar CAY. the 100 acres Of Land cenyt sd oy
John George and others to Moses y bob on and
Phillip Hobson, BY deed Of tho 18th Nov an ccg,
1904. This Land ison or near 10 " hite Oak w. 1p,
about or miles below Richmond. 80 -
TERMS-Enonsh in cash to defray the couts Of saae:
IS to the residue at 8 ~ and Is months for nsg0eia
Bile notes, interest added and title retained til al
the purchase money be paid. The taxes fJR lS;e 10
be paid By the purchaser
my,s-.d s axo + y f Ro4SHNDsd;rpH. }Conr.
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Special COMMISSIONER.
JAS NJ TAYLOR Son. Aucts my 26
VALUABLE SMALL FARM HEN

VALUABLE BMAItL FAKM IN HEM
RICO COUNTY, ON DEEP RUN TURNPIKE
AT AUCrION.-We will sell, upon the premises
on w EDNEDAY, the 18th day of June, Ie59 COM
mencng Immediately after the sale advertised by
valuable farmin HeDrco county ,on Deep Run Turn.
pike, "a miles from the city and now in the occu-
raney of Alex snder Kerr Esq. who intends to re-
move to the city.
it contains FORTY ACRES of highly improved
land. remarkably healthy and adjoining the lands
of DR. Anderson, Archy D .aif Esq and others.
The Improvements consist of a very comfortable
FRAMED DWELLING, with five rooms, kitchen
q large BARN. and the usual out houses,
tract advertised by Ne ssrs. H6tcheson and Young
Commissioner. thereby affording the purchaser an
opportunity OF securing more land.
TERNs-0ne fourth cash, the balance at 6, IL and
l8 months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by q truss deed
JAMES III TAYLOR 4 SON.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A MELIA WHITE SULP HUR
"A SPRINGS.-rhis delightful Summer Resort
will be opened for the reception Of visitors On the
l5th June.
Tho waters are similar to the far. safrned White
sulphur and their accommodations tiaai to any
Springs in Virginia
they arc situated in nelia county, 50 miles from
Richmond and az miles from Jetersyille station
on the kich IN nd and Dsnvi,le railroad, on which
there are two trains daily. - aud from Jetersrle
where there will be always in read mess convey
Their llr.iity aud easy access, AXE them most
desirable Summer resort for fsmuIen.
EOARO-Per month, S.; per week, Slis per day
81 Children and servants half prize.
f. 3-2ms tn IS q WILSON h. son.
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r EMOvAL,.
0sBOhNE'B DOUBLE VARNIsH PIC.

ever ca sred in the city Of Richmond my 2s-1
0sBORNE'B DOUBLE VARNISH P
~ TUREs.
o;eerns,s Res.tk Tarmisa PICTURES
Ostorae's DDsJle TaThish Pictnrss
Osborne's Sonbls TGrntsh PtctaTss
Corner above fostofice
Corner abeve rostoflce
Corner above postofface
Osbof7ss's Doa4bie trr,sish Es-ttrcs
0soorits's Double Htrraish Pictures
OscoTnes Double Pdrfish Pictures
oscornets Double Earni$a Ifctures
OsooTaes Double Tdr7stSh Hc,urss
Corner above fost. flee
Corner above Postoftice
Corn T above ;Postosf!ce,
Osoospe,s Double KlrniSh Pictures
fsborhe's Double Earnish P,ctur,s
Ostofne's Double Harnish Pcturx
Csbornes Double Varnish Psctuyss
Ostorns's Double Tarnish PICTURES
Corner ABOVE PostCfYice
Corner above Pos office
Corner aheve postoffice
o cssorn,s n.,. t9r RS. ife,,yes
O.torne's to,t5', tas'3i,sh Pc IRIS
Osh1ue's poabis IA. nfsh Iictares
CSorns's Dontte Fdrnish 7ietures
Corner above postuiIice
Corner above postoffce
Corner above Postcfifce
CsboTne's Double Furnish Irict.rss
Osbofne's Double Tdrntsa Pictures
Osbornes Double Pornish Pictures
Osborne Double Tdrnfsh lectures
ostorne'S Double Harntsh PICTURES
Cpruer above Postofice
Corner above Postoffiee
Corner ab"Te Postofilce
Osborne's Double Rarntsh Pictures
Osb0fA,s's Double Fdrnish Pictures
Osbor7e's Double ydrniM Pictures
Osborne's Double E0TniSh Iiciasres
Os50f7le's Double Farnfoh PICTURES
Corner above postotfics
Corner above Postoft1ce
Corner above Postofice
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GUhNS--HA kD
~ SOFT, &c.-In compliance
A4 from city ard country. who
are anxious To obtain DR. sCHUlTZ'i aid before be
sets on his professional tour from which he will
not return for some months he begs to say he can.
not remain more than week longer. His patrons
and all who wish tbs comfort ofeasy walking have
still chance TO be relieved by his painless uner
ring system for the instsntaneohs cure. Of Corns
Bunions, Nails, &C. Office Wall Street Hotel Wall
street Ladies attended at their residences If early
application Is made. lie Ate
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- NOTICE The EATING
DEPARTMENT of the DINK HOUs \
will be closed until further notice.
~ We will give q FREE LUNCH
every day feom u till o'clock, to which the public
are respectfully invited. Ia -
J-2-lws HAYWARD co.
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DRAM AND EHORT5.-3 600 bushels
ID BRAN. and 2N0i bushels aHoRTS, for sale
and delivered any where in tbs city, By
: - nEDGN bCK MUS6EN.
franklin street, between i7fh and lsfhsts
lie 3-3tt
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afrsos sTRiSTs. ioR SzLh az zu AnR kko.
viii be sid at auction, On the pronaIscs q Gf1N.
DAY, the 9Th dsy Of JSne, 1859, g sUciocS. p Il.
fair II not tho next fair DAY, that reellv beo1
ful lot OF acres. located - above sdjoiDine no.
WOOD and nenr the resfdence Of Mr. Dsnee.-
IL VIII Do scsd IN sross Or diviSsd iasc esht ots 81
seen ct the ofcc Of th aaeIioneers These lets ars
not only remarkably hxndsome, but the mast d
oak. hickory and other growth Tho peiGhboshOod
IL Lot only m impr wing one. b.t = b many 70
spects the most desara able around tho ejty.
Trims: One-fourfh sesh balance NJ & and II
months for negotiable rytss, interest s1ded, -
cured by trust deed, titic retained, The taxeo
my l3 GODOIV SppUHsNH Auofr
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

FOR PHILADELPHIA
~6 EVERY TtEsDAf.-Ths A No 1
&6aaR amshIp CITY OF RICHMOND
Captain z Mitchell, is now ready to
receiys titi.ht and will leave On TUESDAY Time
Tth, III O'Clock A M.
Fo' freight on passage, hating superior accomme-
dations. apply to TOTrLE, Agent.
R5cketfA.
Freight through to Boston via Phiade phia by
steamer, at ouf Usual moderate rates and with dis
patch 3-4t
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. CARD.
TO THE READERS OF BUCK RIsONn NICK
WHIFFLES." "ONE.EYED SAUL" ETC

To those who havs followed my heroes ard he
rones over the Western Trail ana to the far trap
p pg grounds Of the Great North. beg leave to
announce that am now Engaged in preparing
another Serial the scenes Of which ia the
81 me wild lati tides and which sh all eiideaver to
render worthy the attention of my fermer readers
1t will be perceived that have chosen section of
country in which daily events Transcend the feeble
fancies OF fc,ion-where incidt Mt crowds upon In
ciden. and wild adventure and daring deeds are In.
evtabe things.
The title OF my new story will be
PATHWAY
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Dor SPRINGS, VIkaINiA.

NATURES RESs9 E,y tg@ CHROME DIS
Tho Hotel al his place will be open for the recep
ton OF sitors. on tire first of June next The sup
ply OF Mineral War il abundant. and there are y
BATHS constantly .sur3iti win fresh water from
separate springs II various temI creatures from $50
70 l0s9 Fab ehheit. hese waters rere the Chronic
forms OF Raeumatisui NentalRis; Paraly sis free
iveri Ola Injuries to the muscles Joints and ten
doris Enlarged 4lands, Spinal Irritation; Chronic
uisrrhoea, and some Diseases peculiar to Fem sles
more thoroughly snd.rsn,diy than auy other remedy
on the American continent.
THEIR ALTE ALIVE AND CURATIVE
POWERS
are UNSURPASSED by those of any other Mineral Wa
Ter on the face Of the globe.
Many persons afflicted with the diseases ennmer
ated above, IN fJrns which had resisted the most
ssiiful medcal treatment, and had rendered tn.
through long ears Of pain. have been restored to
perfect health by their use. OF the vast npmher
now suffering with such mAladies there are com.
psratively few iadesd who would not be either cur
The sp'iugs are s.tuated in eleyats d mountain
region The scenery around is wild, romantic and
beautiful and more healthy and delightful sum
m IT climate eau no where be found.
Besides the Hot Baths for inYalids there are two
FINE PLEASURE BATHS for persons in good
health.
Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
season
ROUTE from the principal cities in the United
States by Railroad, 20 the Millboro' Depot of the
Virginia Central Railroad" thence by Stage
the springs Passengers leaving Ricbff, ond Va or
Baltimore. Md in the morning, can come through
to this place the same day TO supper, pass the
night at the Warm springs ndarrive here to break
Fora full account of this celebrated watering
place see DE Bow ErIEw" for June aud AMER
IcAN FARMER for May, OF Write to the subscriber
for pamphlet. G0ODE