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by Thos. w. kpesee, Aucrr.
Coffee corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
,ToCKoF CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH

ST0CK OF CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH
- EN- WARE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Having larger stock of GOODS on h md than we
wish 10 move, shall sell at auction. at store
No 20 Pearl street. on / TUESDAY morning, July
10th, comnencIng at o clock, tand continue from
day 10 dy until all are sold,) very large assert
ment OF
DINNER, TEA and TOILET SETS;
Rich Cut and Pressed tIL ASSWARE;
WATERS common EARTH WARE;
PLATED GOODS. DLOCk TIN:
BRITANNIA WARE, SC. &c;
to which the attention OF Housekeepers, Mer-
chants and ShonkeepaTs is particularly requested
the goods will be sold wi hout reserve, and
bargains may be expected
TERMs.-For all sums under $50. cash over
$50, four months credit, for approved negotiable
notes. 1EU. J. s SUMNER ~ 60.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auet'r.
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By Richard Cau.horn, Auct,r.

OCEREES AND MISCELLANEOUS
~ ARTICLES AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY.
9th instant. at store, at 10 o'clock. will sell at
auction, Bacon Shoulders ard Hams. hid. brigh
Breasts, 10 bbls. HeTrIngs 2 bbis. Brandy. bbls.
Candies. Tobacco, Cigars, &c, &c
Ply FORM SCALES.-Also, one large Plat
SHOW CASES-After the above. will sell 8
Show Cases. Bonnet Stand with Bonnets, Rib
hoas, Buttons, Pins, Needles, Combs, Brushes
Cloth ne. SC
FURNLr URE.-Aso. a lot of Furniture, con-
sistlng of Chairs, Tin aid Wire Safe. Bedstead
Cots. Bar Room Chars. Carpets Settee, &c C,
ly7 r. CAUTUOkN, Auct'r,
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AaA STkIB LIMOS KINGS.
MMY AUGUSTA. COUNTY, VA.

E:Ml This MoUNTAtS EETREAff will he
open IN the lst tay of Jane. f6r the reception of
Visitors. This place has advantages Offer a,S wa
terlng place in the Vlrg inia mountains pere IL a
sulphur Spring that has been resorted to for the
last half century, and its virtue highly appreciated
All over the State. IL is second only to the Gresu
brier White Sulphur Water. The Alum Water
tS equal, II not superior, to any IN the State and
the Proprietor recommends it with perfect conf
1ec"e. In cases of Scrolua, Chronic blarrhpa
Dysehte,. -s"epsia. TO-, IL has beeh the s',eans
OF restoring large - "f iuyalIds The ply
sicians who lived ard praeticeu ~ tie neighbor-
tice with hne effect years ago. The CbaIybt ate
waters are of good quality, and what is rema rkabe,
these three d ferent waters come out of the same
ridge. all within the grounds and within 200 wards
of each other There is Also fine Freestone water
plped into the grounds. Analysis of these waters
sent on application.
There viii be fne NJ UslC for the BALL ROOM.
aud All the amusements found at such places The
Proprietor can only say that he Will continue t. do
all IN his power to please his visitors. both lnya
llds and pleasure seekers, and nothing shali I've left
undone To make their stay pleasant and agreeable
An experlshced Physician resides at the SPRINGS.
TRkMs.-S2 per day; $40 per week. Private
contracts made for the season
SIRlBLlNG SPRINGS is the first watching
place reached by the line Of the Central Railroad
from Rlchmvnd. Baltimore, WASHINGTON and
kynchburs. Visitors reach this place by o clock,
T. Nj same day, by four horse stages, from Staun-
tom 10 miles, The road has been much I'm proved,
ana the coaches on this line new, just from the
factory lat Concord, N H, and of the best quail
w. they leave Staiinton daily alter the arrival OF
the cars from the East.
CHESLEY KINNEY,
10
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AsaA HEALING SPRINGS,

Te.EAY BATH COUNTY, VA.
a,ed N .ne mountains OF Virginia, % miles from
Miboro' Depot OF the Virginia Central Railroad,
the celebrated Vlr4iaia Hot Springs, is now open
Tor the reception OF boarders. Occupying CEN
trail position IN the great group of medical springs,
Tor which this part OF pITSInIa is remarkable,
1t is accessible from all by The regular stage route
and within Tess than days Quincy of the most
The properties of the water are lucrative, Ton
&c, Dmretc, DIaphoretic. Ape rent and anti Irr.-
proved them are .Scroiuls. Chrome Erysipea as
Torpidity, Of the Liver, Dyspepsia. Aphtha or
Eostril, intracabie diseases of the I. Eronchlal
Affections, Enlarged Prostate, knlaI ged Spleen.
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Spinal Irritation, Neu
Iaigia. Rheumatism, Diseases Of Females and
detailed account of the medicinal pi operties Of
the water, send and get a pamphlet. he services
several years the use of the waters this p ace
Will he valuable guide to its proper exhibition,
The attractions OF this delightful IT ountain re-
treat may be BREEZY stated as water of superior
medIclna' virtues, baths =. any required tempera-
ture, inviGorating atmosphere, fee from malaria,
ease of access from all points. commodIous ball
ROOM supplied with good music, billiard and bow
hing saloons, and the attractions OF a first class
hotel. daily mails east and west.
ROUTE.-Northern travellers shout /. from Wash
ington, D. C., take the cars of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, connecting with the Central
railroad at Oordonsvllie, and by that to MliDoro'
Springs.
Southern travellers can select the route BY wav
Oh LynchbuTg, taking the ca rs of the Orange and
lexandria road at to at pl ce, and con citing
with the Virginia Central Railroad at Cha, lottes-
vllle. or from Richmond, take the cars of the Cen
trail Railroad directly 10 MillbOro' Depot, from
either OF the above points or Baltimore can reach
here the evening of he same day. if desired.
The rroprietors of the Healing Springs, aided by
competent ASSISTANTS, will make every reasonable
effort to render it pleasant home for the Invalid
and an elegant and sumptuous residence for the
temporary vIsi or.
Pamphlets, .onta ming detailed account of the
properties o. the Water. can be obtained by ad-
dressing IT, :, p oprietors.
Je l2-d,m PORTER & ERWIN Proprietors
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AUCTION sAEas.
Future DAYS.
By james M. Tatlsr = Sea, A.cts.

DJ Sumes NAs a@tlsf q o~"s Aeesss
T,R UsTEE,s SALE of H0bsE HOLb
/ FtkNITURE.-By virtue OF deed of trust
executed to the subscribed by M A. Davis, dased
9Th August, 1855. and recorded in Richmond Hust-
Ings G urt office. being thereto REQUESTED. will
1850 coffftencing 81 10 o'clock. A NJ, at the resi-
dence of said Davis, on 9Th street, Frenoh Garden
Hill. the property conveyed BY sad deed, cnnsist-
ing Of . variety IT elegant PA aLOR and Oh AM
jAs a 4ss sf's suA4 ises
jy7
uOgsE AND Lot IN WICKERsyILLE
the 10th day Of july, commencing at 8 o'cock P.
NJ the HOUSE and 10 L near Roc@at:s. beng
the late resIt ence of Col Frank Wicker. decd
The house IS very comfortable. and has five gocd
ROOMS with all necessary out buildings There is
attached to the house about three fourths of an
acre of ground.
rEB~s tine fourth cash; the balance at 4. s
added, and sec tired By trust deed,
jy7 JAS. At. TAYLOR son, Eucts!
VERY DESIRABLE. BUILDING Lot
ON THE FAST SIDE OF MARSHALL
STREET, AT AUCrlON.-W will sell at public
auction; upon the pre- rises, on FRIDAY, the 9Th
desirabe BUILDING LOT on the east side Of
Marshall, at lts intersection with Smith street.,
and opposite the residence of mr Geo. Timber
lake 1t fronts 27 feet and u inches, and runs
back l53 feet to an alley Is feet vide.
TERMS One fourth cash; the balance at 4, 8
and IL month";, FOR NEGOTIABLE notes, with interest
added and secared bs trust deed
jy2 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. SON, Auct'rs.
POsTPONEMENT.-I consequences of The
rain the alb I'VE sale is postponed till SATURDAY,
l4th day of June, oommsncI ngs at $ O'Clock, p. III.
jy y. M. TAYLOR Il SON,
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uxccutiou of Rev. Mr.. Harden.

BrtvIpsRE, n. Y, July 6.-Rev. Mr.. Har.
den. for poisoning his wife, was executed at 80
minutes past l O'Clock to-day. he made no
spcech barring the morning he visited the
scaffold. and examined every part of it with
the utmost composure lie has made a confess
sion TO his brother, which Will probably be
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BY Ro. Il. Lyme, Auct'r.

| ANDbN HENhtCOGOGNTYF FOR SALE
- AT AUCTl0N.--l am authO lied by Mr. }. b.
Kidd to sell at public auction, upon the premises,
on The is h day of July, tIf fair; not the next
lar daY thereafter, ) at the hour OF clock 2. nj
the FARM upon which he resides. three and a
half miles bel'w the city of Richmond, on the
new Central Road. containing 206 ACRES. The
larger portion is cleared and IS we'll adapted TO the
usual rops made in this section, and considered
especially suited Tor market garden. Tie far m
suit purchasers OF Hlodesats means, 1t will be di
yided as follows, should the purchasers so desire
1t: One lot containing l06 acres with all lie i'm
provemen's s.. consisting of a DWELLING with
SIX rooms XII TCHEN, NEGRO QUARTERS,
BARN, dc. Lots Mes. and 3 contain 30 a }, es
each VII tn fronts on pubic road. A turn
pike Is about being made, trimming along in 'front.'
ot the farm, which Will add much to the va ue OF
the place Persons desiring t. purchase are in
vited to the premises Before day of sale, as
great bargain may be had IL will be shown by the
owner living on IL.
TERMs- Liberal, and made known on day OF
sale. For further information appty to
R0. b. LYME, Auet
jy 6--tds Office Metropolitan Hall
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FAYETTgvILLE, ARK, July 5.-The teie-
graph liue to this city was completed yester-
day The Overland mail TO the 18th, arrived
today.
a good many persons are going from Arizo-
ns to the newly discovered gold mines near
that Territory.
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Fatal Accident.

NORFOLK, July 6.-During the celebration
of the Its at Pungateague, Accomae county,
William Garrison was killed by the prema-
ture discharge of q cannon. James '. Hall,
Principal of the Seminary, was also terribly
injured, and is probably dead.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T,HE SEVENTH ANIMAL EXHIBITION

1I,HE SEVENTH ANIMAL EXHIBITION
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
will lie opened on the Torn DAY OF OCTOBER
NEXT. and cosed on the 3ist
The Hall will be opened for the reception of ar
tices the Sd of October, and the Judges' hat Of
articles for competition will be closed the even
ing Of the 9Th F
Ample motive power will he provided for MA
CHINEkG. Mechanics. Manufacturers, Artists
and Others of this and all other States the Union
are earnestly invited to contribute to the display
about IN he made.
To the ia D rs the DO ard feel indebte for the in
former patronage. and confidently expect from
them inereased contributions at the approaching
Far
The Premiums to be awarded will he Medals,
Money and DIPLOMAS For information in refer
ence to the details of the Exhibition, address the
Chairman of tho Exhibition Committee. Mr.. Jas.
ID. BROWNE, to whom, also, applications for
space can be made.
COMMITTEE:
JAS. D. BROWNE, Chm, " N, MACFARI.ANE,
JAS. A. SCOTT, jas. T. PEMBEhTON,
II. =. EDMOND, VIM. W. SNEA:,
inc. ". MckElL, J.W. LEWELLEN, Sec.
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FUTURE DAYS.
=
BY Goddfn 4 AtpeSseH, Auct's.

SALE Of HotsE AND LOT ON The
RgehErTs. AT AJ1TioN The undersigned,
T.snins 70 ehsnss his reslAsnce, Will sell p; pup
18th July, 1850, At o. cock p. NJ, this uOgSE and
LOr On winch the subscriher now resides, On tire
corner Of Main and Hague streets frontIng 10 feet
back 10 feet on the north side of Hasus street
The bgilGings consist Of Brick Hause with
rooms, suitable for small store and dwel,iny
siS, sR Bss HSu 81 sd = bakery
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at 4 and 4
months for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
epred by trust deed Possession given ,mme-
Sale conducted BE- GeDprs AYPkRsos, Auot's.
jy
A UCTION sALE or 3s4 ACRES OF
n LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER,
ON THE ri EHM0ND AND FREDE KICKS.
BURG RAILROAD, TWELVE MILES FROM
Iectors Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Pntgmac Rairos Company. twho will convey by
deeds with general Warranty, we shall sell at
PUBIC aucton. On the premises, ON 1Ut sDAI,
NJ. 5S4 acres Ian u, ocated as above, ecently
owned by Mr.. Edwin Robinson. Thess Ian IS have
been recently surveyed. and have been laid Oh
into four separate parcels. Thew will be sold ao
cordlngly, or IN gross, as may be deemed best at
the hour of sale portion OF the land Is well
wooded. and = portion in cultivation tn one of
dence, anc the usual outbuldinss. These LANDS af5
well located and, besides their agricultural i'd
vantages are valuable BY reason OF their proxim
ity to Richmond. being Immediately on the line of
rhe Railroad. MIR. CHRISTIAN, living one of the
places. will s'lew the property - tn Sc who NAV
wish to purchase. Flats OF the land can be see at
our office.
secured by trnst deed, or title retained
jy2 G0DDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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BY r. b Cook. AuCt'y.

HORSES. MULES, BuGGIES. Doc
SATURDAY h inst, at 10 O'clock, viii eel, at
the Lot on Council Chamber lIlll-
Several harness and saddle HORSES
very fine. young. we'll broke MULES,
NESS.
secoud-nsrd two horse TOP BUGGY and
HARNESS -..
Doctors COUPE, in excellent order.
jy6 L. u. COOK, Arss.
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AuCsrlDE sat
By 6snain = Apperse,.. Aaeps.


= BIZ MfR0vE i. SxsL IsTAff. On
sfREEI, in fHE- CITY 0S kCHspsD.-
a. ceHmissicnsTs Of the circuft coert II the
city Of Richmond, \ ppointed BY = decree tered
10 the ease Of =. ems sss,pst Rocbs &C." ON
the 18th Of June $50, We sh@I procesd 10 seh. az
pabte auction, On ,ss pIeniises, n the orae, ad.
~ O'Clock r. NJ, tae Real Estate in the cits of
Richmond. Of which Thomas roche d,ec .eszed,
consisting of the liable sraHite front Ftore and
Cycling, on the senth aide OF Franklin. near Ia
Mail street, now Ia the occupancy Of Mr. M. A.
Watesnss, ana having font ON tbs former
street of 10 feet.
After which, will he sold the Brick Store and
Dye ing at the COZ iey of ValleT aud Cayfin ton
streets. fronting % ieet on the former street.
rpuning back the fall depth of the lot. sas about
IN feet on Carrngton St. eet, more or less, and now
IN the occupancy OF Mr.. Francis Hyd
TBRMs.-One- fourth cash; balance 81 and ~
months, for negotiable notes. inteTes, added, and
title retained I'll. all the purchase money ~ fully
paid. The Commissioners Will convey with tho
usual special warranty.
HERBERT A. CLAIBoRNE,j
WM F, WATSON. Com'rs.
JOHNSON II. SANDS,
GoDnIy a ApFyRsON. AuCtS le z
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BY Alex. Mott. Auct'r.
.NvruRF, DKY 6uvDs AND GRO

LruRNITURE, Dry 6OVDS AND GRO
L CERIEs.-Will be sold at au suon at nv % re,
corner Of Main and 18th streets, on SATCR nAI
ne X the 7th uf July. NJ at 10 o'cik,
8 general assortment Of FURNITU NE.
DRY GOOpS.-Seversi iavo.ces Dry Gods,
Coats, Pants. Vests, Ladies' Hosiery, Mems Half
Hose, Bonnets, Hats NC.
ROCER1kS-- Wine. Brandy. Champagne,
soap, Candles, HesEiLgs. Tobacco. Cigars, Sc-
iy6 ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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aaa1saHHa7 sHa''4=a|a.. 'a aH=
SHIPPING

N~s~ FOR LTIMOR E-The
GO ~ yS=ie Steamer GEO. Pea BODY, Captain
RIcHaRp PRIrCnARD, will receive
freight TO DAY, tFridav,l and up to the hour of
departure. IL O'Clock M, SAT URDAY, 9Th July.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore at low
est rates, with sreatest d spatch.
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the above advertised hour of departure.
Tickets for passage procured either AT our office,
IN Shockoe Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or
at the Steamers whaTves.
jy6-2t DAVID g. VIM. CURRTE.
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By Thos. w. keesee, Auct.,
(Office corner 18th and Cary streets.)

RsInR HORSFS. MULES, ROCK -
HTtgR WAY AND HARNESS AND PURNl
SZSI-TURE WAGON. FuRSALEAT LC
July It'll, commencIng at 10 clock. at the HIRE
Auction Lot, on Council Chamber HI sewers
MULES: one excel ent ROCKAwAY ard HAN
NESS; one FURNITURE WAGON. IN good or
der. tiy6I ThOS. w kEESEE. Auctr
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~ NOTICE. -havng a very large stock
kon hand, and in consequences OF the very
arss orders now 70 the hands Of the man
now being made by our senior partner in Europe.
We veieft portion of our. stock at our store,
30 70 PesTi g. En ..s We shall offer at FATTY
TO close out ths remainder at auction Call and
secure Bargains. GEO. J. SUMNER 4 CO., =
je Slot Is No 20 Pearl st.
HOW To EEP COOL!--CaiI and hay a SUIT
~ of thin CAssfhERE and LINN CLOTH
ING OF N. WALKER 4 CO.,
ies corner Main and 18th ais,
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Marine News.

HAMPTON RoA s, July Ozark Fame. from
Rio for Richmond, was spoken Tuesday near
Cape Henry.
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BY Goddin & Afperson, Aucts.
HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE


IL sFVERAL VACANT LOTS AND FRAMED
DWELLING, ON UNION HILL. NEAR 18th,
18TH AND VENABLE STREETS, TOGETHER
WITH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &cs FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-As Trustees in a deed of
trust from o. A Strecker and " fe, dated June q,
1850 and duly recorded in the Clerks office of en-
rico County Court, we shall on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of july, 1860 IF fair if not the next
fair day. at 10 O'Clock A M, proceed to sell at
public aucti q, on the premises, the beautiful and
handsomely located property eyed IN said
deed, now IN the occupancy of o. A. Strecker.-
The lot has front on a cross street of 3i5 feet.
and an average depth of nearly % feet Besides
the large cottage residence there IS on the lot an
excel at framed dwelling. \ he property will be
divided into eight lots, according TO the plat and
survey, to be at the office of the auctoneers
II u about 800 yards beyond the corporation line.
and Is therefore c. nve nienty situated for persons
transactlng business in the city. The beautiful
shade trees give additional attractions to the
place.
After the sale of the Real Estats-say, about IL
o'clock 4. III all the Household and Kitchen
tnrn FUR. consisting OF the Usual variety, will
also be sold.
ThaMs.-F0r the Real Estate. one fourth cash :
the balance In three equal Instaments, at /, and
IL months, secured by negotiable notes, interest
added, and the ute retained until the last pay
ment. For the Furniture, c., all sums of $50
and under, cash; over that amount, 80 days credit
for approved, endorsed negotiable paper.
jas 1SsA ( f ish Trustees.
Sale conducted by GODpIy II ApPERsoN. AUcts.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sAhE o on, SMALL

ABOUT So MILES BELOW RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION BY virtue OF decree OF the County
Juae, 1860 IN the suit Of Bowles VS., Lewis anu
others. the undersigned will, on MONDAY the
hls hest bidder. on the premises, the TRACT OF
LAND IN the bill mentioned, supposed 10 contain
- acres. be u moro or less. adjoining the lands o.
L. Tudor ana others. on which there is q small
leg ics a9,Ise, n9w occurred hy MI Benz. Josepa.
on the day Of sale, snd sold in lots Of IL acres II
desired, as u lies beautifully for market gardeps
and only about four hundred yards from the Rich
mond and w williamsburg Turn Pike,
TERas.-Cash as to one, Third; the balance on
credit OF and months the purchaser executing
tanned until paid, and convey anee Alrectsd t,y
the Court. JOHN ~ DAVIS.
Special Comm'r.
Sale conducted by GoDpis 4 APPgksoS, Aacts,
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VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON

CHURCH hiLC, FOR SALE AT AUG ZION
will offer for s1la at public auction, on the PIE
IN SEES on WEDNESDAY, the ii:h Jsiy 1860, at q
O'Clock Z. Nj, very desirable residences sitpated
27tF, between Marshall and Clay streets, CHURCH
Hill. a W in the occupancy OF the suhsc or. The
Dwelling well furnished. having Marble Nantes,
aud contains seven rooms, besides closets. Tha
lot fronts 72 sel and runs back ias feet. This Is
really very desirable residence, and sevsons de
slrous of purchasing are requested to examine the
premises.
TERns-Very accommodating. and will be made
known on the day of sale. +. V SUTTON, JR .
Sail conducted by COMM * APPEKsoS, Aucts.
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HOTIC E-CHICKAHOMIN

IT. E-CHICK AHOMINY
haz-rt<A N ID MES RIVER LINE
rz1r-rrz-z.z.= STEAMER SCHULTZ AGAIN ON
THE ROUTE The swift and favorite steamer
A. SCHULTZ, having recentlv undergone tho
rough repairs, will, on SATURDAY next, Eth IN
stant leave her wharf ST Rockets for WIN DSOR
ST DIES. on the Chckahominy river.
The SCHULTZ will unnI further notice. leave
Richmond ever SATURDAY and WEI NES-
DAY as heretofore IA at . o'c5ook A M. Return
DAY and THURSDAY, at the same h, ur
D.J HILL, Master.
IA hIr EYnreSs & fiiIIa IL 4 "a
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AAAs G0YNER'S WHITE AND BLAcK

LINE lsP RINGS -Thhis DwATERING PLAcE
VII he open tor the reception of visitors on the
ISL OF June. IL is situated on the lane aud az
fEU etsg Of ths virstn ia and Tennessee Railroad,
about halt q mile II ON Bonsac ks Depot Roanoke,
found waiting on the arrival OF the oars, TO con-
vey passengers % the Springs.
WATERS have effected numerous cures. The
WRITk SULPHUR, aggravated cases of Dys-
Bladder: General Debility, and especially diseases
Of tue Nervous system. srd those disease. Pc.
letter, and other eIuptions Of the Skin.
The C0MMODATIONS are equal to any To
TABLE and ATTENDANTS of the most sat suse
factery character, together with fne BAND OF
81 lirst- class Watching PLACEs-as TO ali al
which we beg leave 10 refer to the large number
Of sii;eaa;; who s.ss ~
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m HIVE ROW on HAND

IN HIVE ROW ON HAND a.
X!,rge assortment of aides and Gen -sSsssss=s8
~@4tiemens SHOES; CITY made BOOTS, So
CITY made Oxford SEWED SHOES. S275 to S.
same pegsed, $3.50; Gentlenens SEWED GAL
IEkS, I3 so; city made, "a 80; Ladies LASTING
GO HEEL BOOTS, Sil2 to Si75; Ladies' SLIP
PERS. 81 to 81 Is Call at
THOS. YESTERDAYS,
Je Him Main ST. between 18th and 18th
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Aey.a nR8IEnDDp c DIPHuR SPRINGS.


~ proprietors of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform The public that
their place will be open for the reception of ylsi
tors on the list of May. We must confne ourselves
TO mere enumeration of the diseases tor the cure
81 which this water ls celebrated. referring ne
reader to pamphlet Just published by William
Burke, NJ. D., which will he sent free oil charge b,
the propretors on application The diseases for
the relief of which this water is most remark
able .-e chronic phthisis, laryngiuS, bronchitis,
functional uisease Of the heart, hypertrophy of
the heart, mucous diarrh9e. irritablIity of the
nerves-prodnClnF si,eplessness, irritation of the
kldneys and bladder, tithic acid gravel, chrome
affections of the liver amenorThIa, dysmenor
h9a, menorrhaeia, chroi. spenitis chronic gas
trltis hemoTrhQds, scroula Oh onic eruptions of
the skin. The Depot Of this place is on the Va,
and Tenn. Railroad, NewDern, tnow Dublin
whence, before the first of uy, PASSENGERS will he
conveyed trweekly, BIZ day Lie 1t, distance of SO
miles. over a fine road and through most pctu
rescue and beautiful scenery. From the first of
July to the first of October there will re DAILY
LINE, and after the first of October again a TIL
weekly while any visitors remain
This Is the shortest, most direct and best route
to the Wine Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro-
coed va Salt SULPHUR. making their sht stand at
ned Sulphur. There will be constant and reeu-
lar cnmmnnication by Stages with White and Salt
Sulphur, and the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs.
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
7. 8. CAMPBELL il CO.
Red Sulphur Spruqs Va Anrl oS Iio q On,