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a&A HEALING spRi>Gs, s.Eu SSi,, \,

I..1.lEeI This celebrate Watering Place, stu
aied IN Ine mountains Of Virginia. % miles from
d.s,ant8 mics from the Warm. and 5 miles from
tia celebrated virginia Hot Springs, is now open
tTs position IN the great group of medical springs
Tor which this part OF Virglnla is remarkable,
II IS accessible from all by the regular stage route,
and within Tess than days Quincy of the most
The properties of the water are lterative, Ton
lc, DIuretlc, DIaphoretic, Aperlent and anti-lrr.
tint. The diseases IN which ample experience has
groved them are ,scroiula. Chrome Erysipeias,
Thrush. Ozpna, an offensive discharge from the
nostrl inlractable diseases of the SKIN. Bronchial
Urinary Deposits. lrritaDiity of the bladder and
Diseases OF The Kidneys, Spinal Irritation. Neu,
Chronic DIarrhpa, and Dysentery. For more
detailed account of the medicinal pl 1pertles of
the water send and get pamphlet. ] he services
OF Il resident physician, whose ex ,erlencs of
several years IN the use ot the waters this place
w,l he a valuable guide To It's proper exhibition,
can be chtalued at all times.
The attractions Of this delightful Juntan re-
treat may he brIeay stated water of superior
medicinal virtues, baths "a any required tempera-
ture, InvlEoratlng atmosphere, fee from malaria,
ease of access from all points, commodious bail
room, supplied with good music, billiard and bow
linK saloons, and the attractions Oi first class
hotel. daily mails east and west.
RouTE.-Northern travellers shoul !, from Wash
lugton, d. G., take the cars of the Orange and
AeGancfla Railroad, connecting with the Central
Railroad az 6oIdonsvlile, and by that to MilIboro'
Depot, thence by Stage line, ovef beautiful road
pAsng en- r0nIs the Bath Alum, Warm and Hot
SpUnEs.
Southern travellers can select the route by way
% Lynchburg, taxing the ears of the Orange and
Aexand[s Railroad at tpst pli ce, and connecting
vi'h the Vlrginia Central Railroad at Charlottes-
vile or from Richmond, take he cars of the Cen
! u41 Railroad directly 10 Miilboro' Depot, IRON
etAer OF the above points Baltimore, can reach
/ teLe the evening Of he same day, If desired.
The tr0prstors of the Healing Springs, aided by
empeent Assistants, will make every reasonable
t1grt to render II pleasant home for the Invalid,
ald Al elegant md sumptuous residence for the
temporary vlsI or
rawphets, Ontainng a detailed account of the
Ippertes o. the Water, can be obtained by ad-
e'esslug tfs PIoprietors.
Je e2-j;m PORTER & ERWIN, Proprietors
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dssrs. use sosetiDer having purchased these Springs
tens,Vs ~ iAiofin the public that he has made ex-
and ~ alef atoms and repairs 10 the buildings
modal ~. " ready by the frat of June 10 accom-
so1 ~ St. o. VINO may wlsh . sgend pleasant sea
The Sar,eoeleo eleorAtsd VA Ehls6 PLACE.
Isai ~ thc t9p, of the blue RIDGE, in the county OF
sasuSA' Va, Is mlies southe II OF Harrsonbnrg
nt.,l M,tss ksutheast of Wyer's Cave and l5 miles
pasa east oi WaFnesborough. From the latter
wi sng sons travelling on the Va Central railroad
ae n'.u q ready conveyance 10 these Springs.
ne pfoprotor will Ave his psrsona Al attention To
sIsd S"u?s U.s. and his TABLE will always bs sap
In Esms,s shs BEST the nsis hbo fhood will afford,
w. - a Complaints and Gene raj Debility, the
O., Sss asst ~ aikhiy beneficial and some remarxabis
'Isss fape gesn effected by IL
M aSyaao 20 per week children and servants
s; JEREMIAH PETERFlsH,
~ sss"tm New Hope, augusta Co., Va.
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Sunday School E1cursiOnS.-To-m morrow pro-
misses to be pleasant day for many of the
Sabbath School scholars of this city. Trinity
and Broad Street churches Schools are to have
union picnic at the farm of VIM Taylor
Esq, on the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad, about twelve miles from this city.and
from four to five hundred children teac hers and
friends are expected to participate. On arriv-
ing at the grounds, which are really beautiful.
the remainder of the day will be spent in
speech making, singing, healthful ,exereises
and feast ting. The committee have made ex-
tensive arrangements for the OCCASION and an
ticipate pleasant trip.
The Manchester Sunday School have deter
mined on an excursion 10 Chester. where thew
Will spend the day in social enjoyments. They
invite their Richmond friends to accompany
them. and will no doubt feast and entertain
all who go in the best manner
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manner Ia which the men-me of wealth an d
iamiiy-are huddled together is truly revolt
ing. Ihey have scarcely sitting room, and that
during the excessive heat in such latitude as
lhis NO slave snip during her middle pas
sage ever Presented such scene.
NAPLES.
NAPLES, June 16.-The Sandman Ambassa-
dor has demanded the restitution of the two
steamers and their eight hundred passeD gers,
who were captured by the Neapolitan frigate
Fnlminante, as tht y had passports for Malta
Mr.. Elliott, the English Am mbassador, has
supported this demand.
1t is asserted that the King has dismissed
LAMA, LetiZia, and three other Generals in
Sicily, and has exiled them to the island of
Ischia.
MARsEILLEs. June l9.-Advices from Naples
to the 18th instant deny the disem barkation of
Garibaldians in Calabra. but state that th e
government had sent reinforcements thither.
These advices coufirm the disgrace of the Nea-
politau Generals.
Four English vessels were lying off Naples.
The captains of the two captured vessels had
claimed an indemnity of 20, 600 ducats from
the Neapolitan Government
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81. Johns Chnrch.-This venerable edifice was
re-opened on Sunday morning last the repairs
and Improvements having been completed
IL Is not saying too much TO declare that no
church in Richmond presents a more chaste
and attractive interior than the old ST. Johns
which seems to have become new of late in
every respect
A most touching and beautiful discourse
was delivered after morning PRAYERS by Rev.
Mr.. Nelson, of the China Mission. from the
text" He, being dead, get speaketh." 1t was Il
discriminating, just and affecting tribute to
the late gifted and popular pastor, and, by that
most genuine of ali eIoq uence, which SPRINGS
from deep feeling brought tears to mahy eyes
unused to the melting mood"
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ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND CALIFORNIA
MAIL.-The Overland California mail of the
eth inst, with telegraphic advices of the 9th,
has arrived at Springfield, Mo. Nothing def
mite has been done about restoring the Pony
Express route. There had been no more fight
ing between Col. Hays and the Indians. A
dispatch from Capt. SteIart, commanding the
forces at Carson Valley. states that the hostile
Indian. had probably all fled beyond the reach
OF the troops.
The contribution of San Francisco for fur
nishing supplies for Col. Hays troops amount
ed to 81 1000.
The tull list of persons killed by the Indians
in Carson Valley numbers eighty.
The Pony Express which left on the 25th
returned to Carson Valley.
Judge Terry, who is under Indictment for
killing Senator Broderick, has applied for a
change of venue, on the ground that he cam
not obtain a fair trial at San Francisco.
Four ships had arrived from China, bring
ing 500 passengers.
Partial returns from Oregon have been re-
ceived. Jackson county gives Shiel, Demo-
crat, for Congress, $50; Logan. Republican,
463. The entire Democratic Legislative ticket
is chosen. Josephine county gives Shiel 29e,
and Logan 1877. Logan gains in Josephine 100
over last year, when he was defeated by 10 ma
jority. The returns indicate the possibility of
a Legislature being chosen that Will elect TWO
Republican Senators.
San Bias (Mexico) dates of the 18th, state
that two English men-ofwar had landed por-
tions of their crews and taken possession OF
the place, and were holding it against the Lib
erals.
The acting Governor and Custom House
officers had granted an officer from British
man of war the privilege OF taking Mexican
schooner and putting an English crew on
board for the purpose of smuggling silver up
the coast.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 0th-Twenty men,
we'll armed, left for Carson Valley to-day, es-
corting the Pony Express. They will proceed
TO meet the expresses by the way, re-establish-
ing the route, and leaving men and ANIMALS at
the stations. The Indians have fed from
Pyramid Lake, without giving fight and the
volunteers called out TO punish them will dis
band.
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State ConrictS.-The Curtis Peck, on her
up trip from Norfolk last Sunday night
brought to this City five men who had been
convicted OF felony in Norfolk and sentenced
to the penitentiary. Two OF them were found
guilty OF arson, TWO of manufacturing and
circulating spurious coin, and the fifth for
receiving money knowing it to have been
stolen. They were taken TO prison yesterday
morning and turned over to Col Pendieton
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Wasting Water.-Fred erick Brauer was re-
ported TO the Recorder, yesterday morning,
and fined, for permitting his tenants to waste
the city water, and for falling to keep the hy-
drant in order. Mr.. Il. owns a number of
tenements in an alley between Main and Gary
aad 18th and 18th streets, and probably knew
nothing about the condition of the hydrant-
The Inspector should keep an eye to all the
hydranis in the city, for water is TOO scarce to
be thrown away.
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FRIGHTFuL OeCURRENcE.-AtC Cadiz, on the
4th instant, IA frightful affair occurred One
OF the Moorish prisoners, who, having been
Ill, was placed in the hospital, where ne was
exceedingly we'll treated, got up in the night,
when seized with deliriunl, and, arming hi.a-
self with knife, attacked the patients right
and left, killing some and wonnding others
Tue patients whom he did not reach ran ont
of doors screaming for help, and the Moor
rushed after them and stabbed several. At
last a body Of watchmen, armed with long
lances, came up, but the Moor stabbed three of
them, and the others were so terrified at the
appearance he presented-his hands and
clothes being stained with blood and his eyes
flashing fire-that they took to flight. Shortly
after, however, a picket of soldiers arrived,
and. us the man would not surrender, SER
geant fred aad he fell dead. Hearing Of the
affair the local authorities hurried TO the hos
pital, aud there they learned that four men had
been Killed, and unclnding the watchmen)
sixteen wounded, several o! them morally.
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Special Terms Of Courts in tie Sirth Judicial
CTcnit.-In consequence of the death of the
late Judge John B. Clopton, no Courts were
held in the Sixth Judicial Circuit at the regu-
lar terms in the spring. Therefore, the pre-
sent Judge has ordered special terms of the
Courts in that circuit 10 be held, and 10 COM
mence i'll the following counties on the days
named In the county of New Kent, on the
10th of July Charles City, 23d of ally James
City and the city OF Williamsburg, Both of
july York, Sth of August; Gloucester 18th
of August; Mathews, 23d of August; Middle
sex, 9th of August; Warwick, Sd of Septem-
ber Elizabeth City, 9th of September.
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Bound Orer-Philip Mc(iinnis. a residen,
ofOregon Hill, was arraigned before the Re.
corder yesterday To answer the charge of as
saulting and threatening to stab Charles w
bTansiofa- fnii, II seems, got boozy and then
went home, where he became q uiie noisy =
Mr.. B. went to his house to O niet him. and
while there they got into u figat Phil was
held TO bail for his be tier behavior hereafter
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First Tims.-On Sunday afternoon last, off,
Ger Blankenship found Stephen Cronan lying
in alley leading to Eth street, SO helplessl ly
drunk that he could neither sit nor stand and
in order to remove him from the public gaze.
had him placed in a wheelbarrow and trun-
died to the lookup. After nights rest, Ste
phen appeared before the Recorder Yesterday
morning as fresh as a lark, and, promising TO
fall by the way-side no more, was discharg ged
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Democratic Meeting.-A portion of the Demo-
crats of Henrico county held meeting in the
basement OF the Court House, yes terday -Robt.
A. Mayo, Esq, occupying the chair.
James Lyons, Esq, offered series of reso-
lutions, which were adopted ratifyng the
nomination of Breckinrdge and Lane
for President and Vice President,--endors-
ing the action of the Virginia delegation
IN Withdrawing from the Baltimore Conven-
Iion-recommending the holding of State
Convention i'll the city of Richmond, on the
first Monday in August-and appointing dele
gates to the said Convention.
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POLITICAL Messrs. Carroll and Waiter
son, of the Tennesse delegation to the Balti-
more Democratic Convention, have issued an
address to the Democracy of Tennessee, in
which they charge that the Secession in
Charles ton and Baltimore was brought about
by u conspiracy, at the head of which was Mr..
Yancey, 10 break up National Democratic
party and bring about Disunion. They urge
the running of the Douglas Democratic ticket
in every Southern State, and predict the cleo
tion OF Douglas. Four of the Democratic pa
pers in New Hampshire will support Breck-
inridge to wit The Portsmouth Gszette. the
Dover ntinel, Concord Stapard and Man
chester Democrat. A State Convention to rat
ify the nomination of Bell and Everett. is call
ed TO meet at Dover, Delaware, July l7th.-
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, III the Binghamp-
ton IN. W Democrat, declares himself tor
breckenridge and Lane. The Mozart Hall
Democratic General Committee recommend
the formation of a Joint electoral ticket in N.
York, and falling in that TO support Mr.. Dou-
gias for the Presidency.
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ENY THKEE ND A HALF MILES FROM
A-.-.sn-l ShGlrSri}{e D,pot, M0nfgoUery Co, Va
ne proprletors having purchased this WATER
ING PLACE in October last, have thoroughly re-
pa AIRED and furnished II with entirely new furniture
OF ne best class, and will open for the rece ptou
OF yIs tors on the 18TH DAY OF JUNE.
Having increased accommodations. and made
liberal arrangements for the comfort of their
guests, they fatteT themselves that but few if any
Watering Pisces Will afford the same attractions.
i IS situated IN the county of Montgomery. 3a
mHes from EVANSVILLE DEPOT, IVirsina
and tennessee Railroad on the banks Of the
Roanoke river, and is surrounded by some of the
mott beautiful aud attractive scenery TO be found
among the mountains of Virginia. The water has
acquired such Il reputation IN the last few years
thAt ltls unnecessary 10 say ANYTHING in commen-
CttoH of lt. Ii rs now considered q SPECIFIC for
me worst forms OF Dyspepsia, and remedy for all
Cu'aneous Diseases. disordered condition of the
Stomach, Bowels and Liver, and for prostration
ol the nervous system. We might append mum
ter Of certificates from ply scIans and others ac-
gdpnted with It's merIts and to these might be
added al gHhHiIBm
Passengers will he met at Shawsvie by four
horse Omni buses, to convey them over a new road
81 the Springs. Persons leaving Baltimore, Wash
GgloG, Richmond and Petersburg, in the morning.
arrive At the Springs the same day those from the
south, VII find the same convey yance on the arrI-
ys. &c each train.
Ie Ill BOOTH, CULHOITN N co.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Store Robbed.-On Sunday night last, the
confectionery store Of Mr.. A. Pizzini, on
North Broad, bel ween ist and Foushee. was
entered and $50 in money stolen from MS
desk. The tnlei only took portion OF .ne
money at hand, leaving the remainder as q
nest egg. The rogue was we'll acquainted
with the premises, and effected the robbery
by means of false keys.
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Fighting.-Willian, slave arrested for
fighting with another negro boy in the street
last Sunday, appeared before the Recorder
yesterday tor trial. Bill acknowledged that
he had had round with another boy but gave
as a reason for lighting, that his antagonist
broke his watch 10 pieces because he could not
tell the hour by 1t. AS Doth We're small, and
neither had been injured, the Recorder let Bill
off with an admonItion,
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The County Court Of Hsmico commenced its
July term yesterday. The only criminal case
tried was that of Walker, slave to s. b. Swee-
ney, Charged with teloniously assauiting aud
staooing William White, tree Eegro, on the
night or the 2Sth ult The evidence e.ta blished
the guilt of the prisoner so clearly that the
Court found him guilty, and sentenced him TO
receive thir1y-nine stripes.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
4 sTRIBLING SPRINGS.


fMy AUGUSTA COUNTY,. VA.
lht1 This MOUNTAIN RETREAT will he
epeu on the lst day Of June, Tor the reception Of
visitors. Ihls place has ADVANTAGES over any wa
teFipE place IN the virginia mountains. pere ia a
sulphur Spring that has been resorted ta for the
last bali century, and It's virtue highy appreciated
~ over the state. IL - second only to the q Gree n
brer White Sulphur Water. he Alum Water
sgNa| ~ mol superior. to any IN the State and
far Proprietor recommends IL with .arfect conf
c"-"e. In cases OF SeToiula. Chrome pla-rhnra
B'Seuie'. - ''spsls &c.. IL has been the means
Ell restoring large h,.. rf invalids. The ply
s'o'sns who lived and practoea AZ 80 ne ghIor-
hos a. oett,lS that they have used II TN thea
tce Ti'A hne elect years ago. The Chsly be ate
waters are oi good quality, and what remar Bile.
these thyee dtHeTent waters come out of The same
rlCSe All within he grounds, and within 20 yards
Of each other. There is also iine Ffeestone water
pped into the grounds. Analysis OF these waters
sent on application.
There viii he hne MUSIC for the BALLROOM.
and ali the amusements found at such places. Ine
Proprietor oan only say that ne Will continue - 90
81 ~ HIS power 20 please has visitors, both lGva-
Ids and pleasure seekers, and nothing shall be left
uDdole io make their stay pleasant and agreeable.
IFKMs.-S2 per day; $40 per week. Private
contracts made Tor the season.
SFRIBLiNG SPRINGS is the first watering
place reached by the line Of the Central Railroad.
from Richmond. Baltimore. Washington and
i,uchlurE. Visitors reach this plsce by O'Clock,
+. Nj. same day by four horse stages, from Staun-
ton tl3 mIles.I The road has peen much I'M proved,
and the coaches on this line just from the
factory. lat Concord n ) and of the best quail
y. They lesve Stsunton daily after the arrival of
the cH5S from the East.
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Popular Kesort.-The Capitol Square is now
popular resort for ladies and children, and in
order 10 make it more so, the propriety OF add
ing a number of seats has been suggested A
gentleman who is well informed as to the cost
assures US that twenty handsome IRON settees
each of which will seat three persons, can be
purchased for $500 or less. Will not the Cover
nor order them, instead of having clumsy
wooden boxes, unsightly in appearance, and
readily whitfield away and deaced! Iron set
tees will last for all time, and by being re-
painted every spring would give freshness
to the appearance of the avenues.
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CHESLEY KINNEY,
- FAUQIIFR WHITE sULpHUR

= ~ YSFHI NTS.--ThsEe SpTlngs stu tted tfty
1911 miles west of Washington city, Will he
"geHrd on the 18th of June, p first class WA
IERIN6 ESTABLISH MENT The subscriber
"4riuE become the purchaser, " Ill make every cf-
r., With competent assistants, To re establish
ue.r luTmer nigh reputation. hey may Ire reached
hours from Baltimore, three from Alexandria.
saa eight from Richmond, by Railroad with about
tE.ss of staging. over good turnpike.
RATES so cents per meal; 81 50 per day; So
yar week; so per calendar month and $50 for
u. mUnths-children over two ard under twelve
wears, and col red servants half pTce-white ser
wants three -touTths-horses 60 cents per dgy, Ad-
dress subscriber, "Warrent"n Springs
ROBERT HUDGIN.
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ExECUTION.-On Friday Nathaniel Harten
shall county, Va, the crime of numbering
Melissa Morris fifteen years Old whom he
confessed TO having waylaid and thrown into
the ravine, where her body was found. A very
large crowd was in attendance. The muI der
er died cool and sullen
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ayaRED sULPHUR SPRINGS

AYMDNROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.-The
FT@k propretors Of this old and celebrated
iAs Place respectfully inform the pu bic that
.Ar pace Will be open for the reception of Yisi-
.ofs ol the lat of May We must conine ourselves
% mere enumeration of the diseases tor the cure
-, ~ FMch TINS water is celebrated, referring the
uSa5s! 70 pamphlet Just published by William
liAst NJ D., which will he sent free OF charge by
,nne Pi"Pfleturs on application The diseases for
- - itHei OF which this water is most remark
So chronIc phthlsis, laryngitIs, bronchitis,
iuAeaouai u,kcsse of the heart, hypertrophy OF
@ tue Aeaft, mucoL- diarrhGs, irritability of the
IL u re-producIng si3epesSness, Irritation of the
htGhtNs AIa bladder. tthlc acid gravel, chronic
aat"sC'oHa di the liver, amenOrTh9a, dysmenor
49,, rt Hlehdfrhagia, ohro x spenitls chronic gas
~ y,,a 1eM9rThglds, scToiuh. chronic eruptions of
H9skl The Depot Of this place is on the Va
niid 60 4enn. Raitroad, Newbern, (now Dublin
ueA'e before the first OF Iuiy, paSseng GERS will he
u", eyed trl weekly, hf daylisht, distance of So
n,,es, , over hne road and through NEST pictu-
iieSSgle and beautiful scenery. From the first of
1us! @ 10 the hfst OF October there will be- DAILY
a. ehn after the FIRST of October again tri-
T A} WINE any VlsltOrg remain
- Is the shortest, most dj reef and hest route
~ tHe hte sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro-
- ,H odt S1crnhdf, III iklRg their nIe ht stand at
~ W. ouiIhpr There will he constant and reeu-
~ ~ 7 'thuhication byStases with White and Salt
~ ~ Pnot, ana the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs.
Ne'''' lAals aIriVe IrGn North and South
paau,, I. 8 CAMPBELL q co.
heu Sulphur spFings Va, April 25 lie q 2m
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Nsighboriy Spat-Charles Behle and his
wiie, heoecca, were before the Recorder, yes
terday, to answer the charge of assanlting
Hannah Rose on Sunday last The parties
bad diincuity about some business transae-
tons, got into u row, and created great excite
meht IN the neighborhood. The defendants
were held 10 bail 70 keep the peace.
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~ BEDFoRD ALuMAND IODINE

.MYSPRl NGS.-These Springs will be open
'>-r<H< i9r the reception of Visitors on the 18th
.1nei hes are situated directly on the Lynch
t Ga,s q and Salem Turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
Ce ana iouI miles from Forest Depot. on the
a ysIhia ma ana Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
wili run during the season to convey visit
VfSp,aau aau RON the Springs. Persons from Eastern
oolye,s,d ana N2rth Carolina, coming here BY public
Ps,nr.talce' ~ill take the South Side Railroad at
,e "a and Tennessee Railroad 10 Forest Depot.
ON i. ECHULS Il SONS, Proprietors.
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THE DEAD OF THE CRIMEA.-Col. Gowen,
the American employed at .Sa bastopol in rails
ing the sunken Russian ships, states, in let
ter TO the London Times, that he has caused
several hundred cypress and other trees TO be
placed within and around the English GENE te-
ries Ia the Crimea.