The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-08

!, - srAsoWA,ss luxusY --Knsr ooCt -As ~
..son osthe YEAR. when fAt raon ere melting away.
"a AHA ones are b.in9 baked with paroasnt -
shj6sland scorching air. ws knOv OF no mo 49, :
ttur prospect this side Of the NORTH POE. s1en y
wAnpw ELL Cos mammoth Ice nouse' on osLx ~ =.
Dock streets. between 18th ana issn. "a
.bere cay on two since. We we're susrtisso " nnu
hat .he,e euterprising merchants hsd pacxe away
over ttrelc hundred tons Of clear. pure NJ mn
ICE With which TO setvs their customers. ana snas
other carsoee sere on their war and VIZ uio arrive
hare IN ayew dayu. Messrs WARpwsLL Co have fne
most extensive facilities for procuring the incest
and purest ice in the North. ana prefsrrina 'hs
uiuable penny to the slow pound, are ~iinog 10
serve all who need good iee 10 large or small guam
.itiss, At moderate profits frat cost The citizens
Of Richmond will be supplied this summer, q usual
with the best Ice at their doors. while persons In
neigh boring towns can have any quantity shipped
10 tAsra by railroads canal or sfeamooats. on the
best terms. Messrs Ward elll& Go wish to be IN
derstood that their u ,tomers will receive prompt
attention at sll tim 10, and thatno Scarcity OF tue
article this season. viii induce them to speculate
on the necessities Of the public. AL they desire 10
fair re unera.on for their outlay and labor. ana
with this they will be grsti ID to deliver 10 all the
means Of keeping cool however hot the weather
may prove. Orders directed to the firm will meet
with prompt attention.
TEE WHITE MOUNTAINS, NEW HAMPsHRE.-Ihis
romantic and beautiful section of country 90 well
known TO our Northern citizens. il fast becoming
noted resort for Southern sunmer travel. and II
shouM be 40: for nowhere on this continent era
combined TO such an exteut the requisites for plea
sureable recreation after season OF business toll
and care.
To the artist the student Of nature. to tho man
of ,fjsure and the man of business. we say 20 and
drink of the celebrating influences OF the atmes-
phere of this msj estic region ascend Mount "asn
ington, stand among those monarch heights and
gaze pod their ever changing hues from eunrise %
an nset look upon the fec Of the "Old Man OF the
| Mountain - visit that great marvel Of scientinc
minds The Flume;" behold its rushing cascades
its sivery lakes listen to the mountain torrent. and
our word for it, you will be more than repaid for
| Your trouble. t...
One of the most interesting features Of these re-
Rions are the superb and we'll conducted hotels
which are to be found at the most attractive points
among which may be found. (see advertisement In
to-dsv's paper the we'll known Plume iHouse, I'M
der charge of Richard Taft, Esq.. and the Profile
| House. Hiram Bell. manager. The courtesy and
Hterality of both these gentlemen are wei! known
| to all who have travelled the mountain.
The route is one of easy access, and most delight
fnl travel, leaving New York from pier IL, North
river every sfteruo) n at O'Clock, one OF those
magnificent steamers the Commonwealth or Con
nsctie,. of the Nor,cich and Worcester line" you
| roach worcester early next morning. and taking
| the splendid passenger cars. passing through a
lovely section Of country, along the margin OF the
rivers and lake s of New England. You will reach
| the mountain houses the same afternoon.
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WAyERLYD EvIRY WEEK BY reference to cur adver
tisib columns, it will be seen that the enterprisnG
publishers of this admirable literary Journal have
at great expense. inside an arrangement to pupiis1
every sermon of this very celebrated London di
| vine. revised and corrected By himself. and for
warded by every steamer pressly for their PAPER
This novel featurein literary journalism must com
| mend the NEW YORK WAvERLEY to every home cir
Gle. and its energetic publishers to the patronage
| and support Of the enlightened public.