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Domestic Murks:.-But little change has take q
place the past week in the price of vegetables,
fish, at the First Market. and we need not,
therefore, repeat them. Watermelons of in :
ferior quality are abundant, and mutkmel-
ons and apples more plentiful and at slightly
reduced prices
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HAY FOR NEW ORLEANs.-For the produc.
tion of the single article of hay for the New
Orleans market. the fertile meadows of Hi.
south of Urbana, sold last season 600 tons OF
timothy, at $40 per ton this hay was shipped
by the Illinois Central south, and sold for SIS
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SWORD FIsH.-On Friday last, eleven sword.
fish were caught and taken into Fall River
Massachusetts, where, after being beheaded
and cleaned, their aggregate weight proved to
be 2, l65 pounds. Many of them fought despe-
rately, and gave the fishermen much trouble
10 secure them.
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Sugar Sale.-Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure L
Co. sold by auction, yesterday morning, 29i
hogsheads of Porto Rico and New Orleans
sugars, of various marks, ranging from prime
to strictly choice quality, al an average oi
IS 6a. The lowest grades brought SS05, and
the highest 50.
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FILLIBCsTERs ABOUT The New Orleans
Delta says the British Cons al in that city has
called the attention of our Government to cer-
tain emigrating parties leaving New Orleans
tor Ruatan, and that instructions have been
sent from Washing ton to the Federal officers.
directing them to prevent flllibustering.
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Sally Magss-This staunch and beautiful
bark is now receiving load of -four and will
sail in short time for South America, In
her last voyage TO Rio she had moderately fair
weather. and made the round "trip In excel.
lent time.
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T4rJ.sr M.N-Tbs oldstt living yraaua,s

THE LAST MAN.-The oldest living graduate
OF Yale College, Mr.. Joshua Dewey. OF Water.
town, New York. is in New Haven, attending
the commencement exercises. He entered bis
ninety fourth year in April last, and enjoys
his bodily aud men tai faculties TO u remark
able degree. Mr.. Dewey wal doubtless find
New Haven somewhat changed since he lett
college, seven ty three years ago.
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A NEW FEATCRE-Two handsome schoon.
ers were recently built st Cleveland, Ohio, fol
parties in Boston, Mas. The Plaindealer saws
vessels can be built cheaper there; the work i.
as good as can be done anywhere, and they
can make $500 TO 81 900 by freights to Boston
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Appointment by the Gorernor-Mr. Ro. w.
Drewry, third Inspector of Tobacco at the
Public Warehouse. in this city, has been ap-
pointed by the Executive, Inspector of To-
bacco at Seabrook's Warehouse, in the place of
Col. Q. g. Macon, deceased.
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ABOVE AN AVERAGE.-At the late harvests
in Texas, some lands averaged 81 bushels to
| the acre. The general average is 20 bushels,
and is considered u fair yield, in such a sea-
son of drought rs the present.
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Ksep TO the Righi.-A private carriage came
nigh being upset at the corner of 18th and
Main streets, yesterday afternoon, by the
carelessness OF the driver of a street wagon
who was pulling 10 the left instead Of to .hs
right, as the law directs.
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S. NJ BOOTHs CAsR.-The Supreme Court
of Wisconsin have refused to issue a writ OF
habeas corpus for the liberation of s. M. Booth,
who ID in Jail at Milwaukee for violation of the
fugitive slave act
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Attempt at Self- f-Dsstrnefion.-A painful scene
occurred at Rockets yesterday-one that
witnessed 1t. On the 10th instant, when the
steamship Pennsylvania burned near James,
town, Mr.. JAMES L. DErTz, Of this city, lost
three interesting children by the capsiZing of
raft, his wife and her infant babe barely
escaping with their lives. Since that painful
moment, Mr.. Deitz has beeh almost deranged
scarcely knowing or caring for anything
around him. Yesterday morning, while sut-
fering from an alteration of mind bordering
ON insanity, he procured a hack to ride to
Rockets. Arriving at the wharf Of the New
YORK steamers, he alighted from the vehicle,
looked wildly around, and then plunged into
the river. Instantly he was followed by q
gentleman who had noticed his strange con-
duct, and others lending their assistance, he
was rescued from watery grave. Those who
know Mr.. u. speak in the highest terms of
him. as an honest, straightforward man, and
both he and his family have the sympathes of
our entire community because of their sad and
heartrendiDg bereavement
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ENORMOUS CAPITAL IsvEsTRD.-The capt.
tai invested in the coal lands of Pennsylvania
is said 10 be nearly S34,UOO,C00. The canals
and slackwater contained within the anthra-
cite coal trade measure SIS miles in length
and cost S40,000,U00.
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FALLEN GREATNEss.-Soulouqu the ex.
Emperor of Hayti, lives in the city of Kings.
ton, Jamaica, in mean and wretched poverty
spending most of his time in gambling with 8
few low Hay tien renegades.
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SALE OF LAND.-The farm of Jos Y Tre-
vey, deceased, adjoining the Rock ckbridge IVA
Baths, containing 366 acres was sold on the
18th inst, to Jos. NJ. Adams, for Sl7 $50.
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80 AMELlA W HirE sULPHUT

Fl - . w z
TcNE YSPRI NGS This beautiful ard healthy
41I-.l3ss-A W AT FIRING PLACE, situated ga miles
from .JeL-TsvIlle, on the K edmond and Danvllle
Railroad. 50 miles from Richmond, will he open
lst July, when there will always be a convey ance
10 take the visitor 10 and from the Springs.
TERMs.-G30 per month, $40 per week, and 81
per day,
On the 4th of July there VIII be n grand military
display OF SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
delivered by the Rev, X. MClLWAINE and reading
oi DECLARATION of independence by Col. CRuMP.-
At O'Clock in the afternoon there wilt he a graz
fitting NJ atch, between the Cum beT!and and Ar
la Troops; and at O'Clock IN the evening, there
Will be grand military party, when the Queen Of
Love and Beauty Will be crowned. We are maxi
lpg arrangements to accommodate on that occa-
slon several thousand persons.
lie I4-2ns THOS C. WILSON A. SONS
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Accideaf.--William Bouman, Q young man
employed In Rahm's Eagle Foundry, on Cary
street, had the middle finger Of his right hand
caught In q lathe at which he was at work,
Dove dressed the injured limb, and at late
hour yesterday, the young man was doing as
well as could be expected. %
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INTERESTING LIYE INSURANCE CAsE.-The
K 1me IN. " Sentinel, of the 24th inst. says
nat case has been recently decided by Judge
Allen, involving a novel and important ques-
ton. Powers q. Greene a resident of Little
Falls, n. Y, few years ago, being then un-
married, procured an insurance of s., 900 upon
his life, in his own name, and delivered the
policy as gift TO his aged, widowed ami de-
pendent mother The gift was by parol, with
no written assignment. Subsequently Mr..
Greene married, but he kept up the payments
On his policy, and handed the receipts over to
his mother; by his will he also gave the po-
licy to her; after his death, and in settling up
his estate, il was found that the personal pro-
perty was not sufficient to pay his debts the
executors took this policy, procured the money
upon ii from the insurance company, and
used the money TO pay his debts, before resort
ing to a sale OF the zeal estate. The mother
brought an action against the executors for
the money, and the cause was tried before
Judge Allen, who held the delivery of the
policy and of the subsequent receipts to the
mother was donation, valid and binding
withouta an assignment in writing.
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RELEASE OF AN IacRIsoEED CoLPoRrsun.
An English paper states that Martin Esca-
iante has returned to Gibraltar, after thirteen
months imprisonment at Cadiz. In Nav of
last year he was sentenced by the Judge of
Chinchilla TO nine years penal servitude for
distributing copies vi the New Testament.
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No Papsrs.--Nancy a. Lowry, an Isie of
wight free negress, was before the Recorder
yesterday, aud ordered fifteen stripes, tor re-
naming IN the city without register.
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DEATHs.-John Reese, President of the Fire.
mems Insurance Company, in Baltimore,
and Jacob Poe, an old and prominent mer.
chant Of that place, died on the 18th ult.
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Retc WAeat continues to come in from all
sections OF the State, but no change in prices
has taken place The millers are paying
%l.3J l.iu.
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

SNEAYSPRINGS.- Springs stu .ted ffty
S..En i miles west Of Washington city, will be
opened ON the 18th of June, first class VA
TERING ESTABLlSHMENT The subscriber
Aavlag bscoEie the purchaser, will make every ef
fort, with competent assistants. TO re estahsh
their former high reputation hey may be reached
IN hours from Baltimore, three from Alexandra,
and eight from Richmond. by Railroad with about
miles OF stag ing, over d good turnpike.
RATES 30 cents per meal; 81 50 per day; 50
per week; $50 per calendar month, and $50 for
two months children over two AID under twelve
years, and col red servants half price white ser
Dress subscriber, "Wanenton Spripzs1
ROBERT HUDJIN.
fau4uleT CO., Va, June 1854 = ia "a dasspxvg
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IA RED .UL rn.n sfniNts.
SEH9 9MONROE COUNTY,, ,ViRGiNIhNThs

NHEY hDNhOE COUNIH, NlRGlNIA-Ihe
~n..s&l propristors Of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform he gu lc thai
thor place will be open for the reception az vim
tora on the lat of May. We must confne ourselves
to mere enumeration of the diseases Tor the cure
cf Witch tHis water II csebrstel reieuiug The
Isader 20 d pamphlet lust pablisned by William
Burke, NJ D., which will be cent free Of charge By
the pToprietors on application. The diseases for
The relief of which lhia water is most remaIk-
able x.a chronic phtilsls, laryngtls, bronchitis,
functional oiscsse of the heart, hypertrophy OF
the heart, mucous diarrh0ea, lTritabillty OF the
nerVesprodiscIEs see plessnoss, Irritation of the
kidneys aud bladder, 'tthic acid gravel, chrome
affections OF the liver, amenofThas dysmenor
Ihaa, menonhasia. ehroL q splenltis, chronic gas
tTitls hemorrhQlds, sc,oiuA chronic eTnptlons OF
the skln. The Depot of this place IL on the Va.
and Tenn. Railroad, kewDern inow Dublin
whence, before the first of iuiy, passen gers will be
conveyed tri weekly, bT daylight, distance of 50
niles, owe, tine road and through most pictu
RESCUE and beautiful sceaery. Prom the first of
july 70 the first of October here will ba DAILY
LINE, and after the first of October again tn
weekly while any visitors remain.
ais u tile shoi Test, mosL direct. and best route
u the WAlte Sulphur, whlther the Stages will pro-
feed va salt SUI nhur, making their Iir ht stand at
hsd Sulphur There vii. be constant and resu-
Mf Mfe9mmunicatioB by STAGES with White and Salt
rruPhaf, End the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs
Daliy malls arrive FROM North agd eeptb.
Ass Sulphur Springs. Va, April 70. Us am
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Ritbmmh Qispattb.
NV vcov.xurr r. HAMMEKSLEy.

ma THE DAILY DISPATCH 10 served 10 sab
.c.Sers IT SIX AND ouARTES cENTs PrR wHRx,
s.,aE lie 10 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing,
sta wear, or S2.a9 for ak months. IN advance.
~ THE SEMI W EEKLY DISPATCH islssset
.varr raestay aud FRIDAY at @20c, in advance
frl9av, and mailed 20 subscribers AZ 81 per annuM
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HEATED WIND SroRMs.--A heated wind
storm passed over portion OF Kansas on the
Sth instant, which proved nearly rs destruc-
tive TO animal life as the recent tornadoes that
visited with such terrible effect portions of
Iowa. The wind arose about haIf-past ten
O'Clock A. M, and continued until three
o'clock in the afternoon. AT one o'clock the
mercury rose TO Ii9A degrees. and continued
so for about an hour, and then gradually be-
gan 10 decrease. The effect can scarcely be
imagined. The wind blew brisk gale, carry
ing win II salty, suiphnroas smell. Two
men Ia attempting to cross the country from
lola 10 HUMBOLDT, distant eight miles,) were
overtaken and perished. There were three
others at Humboidf, who were caught out
with tealss, which perisbed, the men alone
surviving, and are now in a fair way to recoy-
er. There was scarcely chicken left Ia the
country. Hogs and cattle fell in their tracks
and suHocated. Various reasons and con iec-
lures as to It's cause are given, but all unsatis-
factory. q /
A son Of Charles Dickens IL merchant aud
Il a-tastsr In Baying's, Hong Kong.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH MATTERS IN
BosroN.-The Traveller says that Father
Wiget the Pastor of St. Mary's Catholic
Church, III Endicott street, whose connect ti0n
with the trou bies IN the Elliot School, las year
Drought him somewhat prominently before the
pubic, took leave of his congregation Sunday
ste mas heen instrumen tai in building M ST
MaIy's School, now held in the National Build
Tug, foftlahd street, aud attended by some
i've hundred boys, and his course is said 10
nave oeen In opposition TO the views OF Bishou
rHzpdtrick, whose sympathes are in favor OF
me pubic schools OF the city. His removal
from MIS- pas torate Is said to have been proc ured
by the Bishop although, being a jesuit. tbe
iataeF had no direct control over him. He was
al first api'oin ted to the Presidency of The CnI
iege at Worcester, but recently his destina1ion
was changed il is supposed, that he might ha
further from his late charge, and he is 10 ba
President OF the Loyola College az Baltimore
Father Barrister, of Baltimore succeeds him
and will continue the school. Father Vice.
has, in a large degree. the confidence OF his
parishioners, and his removal causes some ex-
cltement among them.
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a. j BRAINAkD iinusE' ,,,v w

A4s-.AllI Ill E. BLOSSOM PRorRlEToR,
(FOlmerly Proprietor Of the Blossom House, Ro-
chester, n. ~
This larse and commodIous Hotel, at the junction
OF the n. !. and + X. X. with the roads lead n <
iron Baltimore 10 Niagara Fails, rs now open for
the reception OF visitors.
Pure air. fine sceuery 4 well stocked larder, good
beds and attentive servants are some OF the at
fractions 10 travellers No efforts viii lie spared to
continue its character a FIRST GLASS no
TEL.
Passengers desiring To visit Niagara Falls eau
procure through tickets 10 Baltimore, At which
point through tickets can be procured TO the ralis
by the Norttern Central Ralro ID, the shortest
and most expeditions route to EimIra, Canada
and the Northwest.
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h,k yARiETY SPRINGS.-These
NMySPRIHGS are opened for the reception
SE.5& of visitors. They are situated 16 nilea
west OF Staunton, ON the Virginia Central Rail
road, The cars stopping at the door. There are
here two alum streams-one oaly beate- one heal
lng-and free stone springs, all oil superior qua
hty. These mineral waters have already become
celebrated for their medicinal virtues.
Board per month, or % days. ...-...--. S26 %
Children and Servants half price.
iy S-dlm C. w BIIRRlISS
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AaA hOtkBRID4k EATHs,
YEMY R0CKBRIDGE CO, VA,
ls.aH Situated nine miles from Goshen depot,
on the Virginia Central Railroad. and eleven
RESORT will be open on the 10th June Persons
leaving Richmond by the Central Railroad, or
Washington City by the OranGe and Alexandria
Railroad. In the morning. will reach the Baths b. 6
O'Clock in the evening. Persons coming from ths
Southwest, via LYnchburg, may reach the Baths
either by the ORANGE and Central Railroad or BY
the James River Packet and STAGE Coaches.
TERNs-Sl0 ger week.
Col. C. P. LEE, Superintendent for
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G 2. BRYAN, Vi. d.
Warm Springs, June 10Th, 1860.

GEORGE MAYsR. EsQ-Dcnr Sir Your note of
me 10Th inst. asking my opinion. Gf0rmed from
personal observation rs TO he remedial effects OF
the Warn Springs curative agent. is tn hand
nd u affords me pleasure to say, reply. that
have heen advising ihelr use, tor various seased
conditions OF The ystem, th the happest results,
for the last eight Years, lls il resident physician.
When token lnte fnaly, thef are dIuTetlc anti
8cld and aperient acting most happily In Constl
patton Of the Bowels In Rheumatic and Gouty
Dlatheses. Lumhagn. Sceatica, and knCIed d
eases, their good fleets have long been known
and appreciated. For the cure OF Dyspepsia re-
gard II of ths most valuable remedial
agents. Functional DeTaugemeLt of the Liver,
ENLARGEMENT of Spleen, Secondary Syphilis, Pa
raly sIs, and some diseases peculiar TO females,
have all been relieved from the use OF these
waters. Very respectfully, yours,
a. u. MCCHEsNEY, NJ. d.
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- AHTIFICIAL TEETE. --Taa Cleo
Sy$T-S plastic and Vulcanite Prooess-G. w,
~AlAH JONES, DENTIST. having the right for the
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend 10 TO those desiring
as msy be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate 10 the
him to insert one more teeth tot.hoat c.aSps.-
This method having been adopted by those stand.
testimonials will be given and specime as exhibited
TO those wishing to see them. Gets of Teeth, on
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
tracing, and ell other operations gently and tho-
roughly performed Teeth extracted by ELEC~
TRIClTY tritAost PGis
..A- Office on Main street, Opposite Corinthiaa
Hell uO2I-iT
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~- F.A. JETER. .T
hyT~ SURGEON DENTIST,
SAh Once on Msin, below Pearl street, next
door to r. Horton keach's trimm ng store. snd tss>
doors above Messrs Thos. n. Price Il Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber havins removed to the above
house, would be pleased IN those with whom hss
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
ratons 70 serve the public generals. All opera-
tons performed in the most approved and scientific
sty lie known to the Profession and ali work done
hv him warranted To give satisfantion Ioc ls-iy
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a.,A BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE

A,A BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
yEMYSPRIN6S.-Ihes hese SPRINGS will be open
OF June They are situated directly on the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike ten miles from Lynch
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad at which Depot
vehicle WILL run during theseason to convey yist
Virginia and North Carolina. coming here by public
convey anee, will take the South Side Railroad at
Petersburg, thence to Lynohburg, and theu per
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot.
Je7-sm p. ECHOLS l. SONS, Proprietors.s 81
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PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA.
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
WELL as
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen to fne work for Banks.
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and TranEpoT
tation Companles. Tobacco Factors, 20.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, &c., are capable of turn
Lg oil 1850 impressions hour, thereby enabiin
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
description Of work at the short poss bic notice.
A Prices reduced IN proportion to the increase
of speed! -
IA, Printing, m various coored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style of the art
In tins branch oil the business the proprietors
safely CHALLENGE competition.
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THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
49, POWER
T. X 1 ~ TIL NG FFICE,
Corner Of Main and ThirtesntA Streets, ,RieAn ond,
Virginia.
This Establishment, (being the most complete
Printery in the South, both as regards Types, Or
name nts, I c., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,l Is daily turning out the finest
specimens Of
BOOK ANDJOB PRINT NC,
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SUMMER RESORTS.
wAsu spRI>ex. vIseINIA. :

1 WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA: -
tN ssss ss s:;s e: III is A.
mo. hs Vlrgia,a Springs. are sitaated at bAIh
C0rRT. HOUSE, IN. 8 beautiful and te,t,le vshey
Is miles sest OF the Virginia CeDtrai haiIasd, ~
Hhoro' DEPOT, and miles esss OF the hnt M @ ana
Hesng Srlees' and 20 miles eas, o. ,ns ns n,se
'Th,s anstent and celebrated Watering Place 's
roted and esteemed t"r It's medislna anu enrative
Tiessure baths There are now hve W X NJ
BATRS. Of the temperature OF IS t. % degrees
Fshres. et; also, two GOLD sFkINo BATHS
1gisto 10 Fesretted that no effort has been here
,5lafe made 10 eollec; and preserve accurate
md particular accounts of the curative agency of
fsese Warm Baths IL records of cases that have
nser relieved and cured hy their use, had been
collected and preserved, from their early opening
a. pa e of lRvalld visitation, doubtless volumes s
oi sueh cases might now he recorded But IT is a
I,st5yery of the Warm Spnngs by civilized man.
he, became celebrated for their ouratIve quail
aSnfs OF Bsihtng, which are not surpassed by any
Baths IN the tfIted States They were much fire.
qusnted, a, nfenh labor and fatigue, by great mul
uiddes. before any other of the valuable Water
us pisees IN Virginia were known.
R9grE.3,By railroad from The principal cities n
Ia Central Rslroad; thence by hne stase coaches,
uuder the care and inanagement of responsible
senhemen,l hiteen miles over Z well graded turn
ke, 20 The Warm Springs. Passengers leaving
BsltmoTe, Md, Richmond, Petersburg or Lynch
huTg, Va, IN the morning, GAN come through 10
tae warm Springs .e same day TO supper
The following is the anglysIs made by Professor
VIZ. Il Ron FRs, OF the CplveTsltS Of Virginia:
The large Bath IS IN oo' ason, 35 feet IN diane
ter; 'tS arena is LOS II feet The ordinary depth
beng five feet, can he increased 10 six the
hla capacity 's SIS . feet, or 43 3S3 81 gallons.
Notwlthstandjng the leaks, this Quantity Of water
will How INTO the reservoir IN one luT. Inc ave
rage temperature OF the Bath is g fak--f he gas
whioh rises IN tina Bath consists of nitrogen. with
minute quantItIes OF su phuretted hydrogen AND
car gbonie acid. BESIDES tHs each gallon of
water contains cabic Inches OF gas, consisting
uf Nitrogen 3 25 cubic inches.
Suiphuretted hydrogen..--. % IS
GaFN nc acls.-.. .-.- ! w
Tile saline contents OF one gallon of the water
are rs follows
Sulphate Of msgnesIs, EPSON salts 9 954
Carbonate OF lime .,...... ...-...-.. 4 .2oS
.
And trace of soda ......... ...-..... OUO