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HoRRID MURDER IN Naw YORK Monday
morning, ut about O'Clock, the residents OF a
house at the corner of IIth avenue and list
street We're surprised that the mistress of the
house, a Mrs. Shoemaker, had not yet made
her appearance. 1t was her custom to get up
at an early hour, and some curiosity existed
to know what was the matter. Her room was
visited by several of the neIghbors, who, on
entering, found the woman and her child on
the bed, locked in each others arms and well
tering in their blood. Both their heads and
bodies were horribly mutilated as with an
axe, aud it was very evident that the deed had
been done with a murderous premeditation.-
The police were Immediately notified, but
were upable, owing to the excitement, to get
particulars as full as are necessary for a per-
feet understanding of the bloody deed.
William Shoemaker, the husband and father
of the murdered people, is a gardener, and
raises a large quantity of vegetables for the
market. He keeps two workmen employed,
and this (MoDday) morning they loaded up
his wagon, with which he proceeded at =
O'Clock for the city. II is supposed that the
murder was committed about4 O'Clock. The
house was robbed of Sl75, which lay in a drawer
near the bed and ii is presumed that to get this
money the murder was perpetrated. Suspi-
eion tell upon the two workmen employed by
Mr.. Shoemaker, and they were arrested at
noon to-day.-N. Y Express.
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SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. bolton, Of Bolton's
Depot, Kinds county, Miss, died on the 18th
nit, at Hot Springs, Arkansas, very suddenly.
Previous 10 his death he boasted Of an i'm
proyemeut Of his health, and good effects or
the water. In the morning, a. usual, he at.
tended one of the warm springs, and when Just
in the act of taking drink of water, he fell ,
and in few moments expired.
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A HEROINE IN S1cnY.-A private letter from
Messina, published in the London Post. con-
tains the following:
On the TIN we beheld, arriving from Catania
the entire garrison of Catania, rs well as the
movable column united with the same, in ali
5000 or 5000 men of every kind, commanded
eral days of constant firing, some four or five
hundred of the royal soldiers were killed,
whilst the loss on the part of the insurgents
was comparatively Insignificant. The soldiers
themselves say that one of the nuns, from the
windows OF her cell, killed more soldiers than
j could venture to state. She shot with as
sure an aim as the most practised Alphine
huntsman, and never missed once. The colo
mel ordered that they should fire in platoons
repeatedly against the windows, but in vain
The heroine remained unscathed, and Still
kept firing away, killing her man with every
shot she fired.
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l,noIIRs ARR

COOLIES AXE GETTING NUMEROUS IN HA-
vANA.--A letter from that city says. We a.
ready begin I, see idle and worthless Chinese
In our streets in too large numbers for the
safety ofproperty. In Havana and suburbs,
at this time we have between 3S, ,OG0 and ID zoo
free negroes or colored; about 81, 90 slaves,
and e2.Uv0 to $4,000 white persons--aM told,
nearly lGqUOO.,
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A, AALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

". EHT THREF AND HALF MILES FROM
szsssN.l ShaUSctNe Depot. M0HtgOmeTH Co., Va
Ine pIoprietors having purchased this WATER
Ing PLACE IN October last, have thoroughly re-
of the best class, aud Will open il for the reception
of visitors on the 18TH DAY OF JUNE.
Having increased accommodations, and made
liberal arrangements Tor the comfort of their
guests they fatter themselves that but few, if any
Watering Places VIII afford the same attractions.
II Is situated IN the county of Montgom SO
miles from eHAWSVlLLE DEPOT, Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad on the banks Of the
Roanoke rlveT. and Is surrounded by some of the
most beautiful and attractive scenery TO he found
among the mountains of Virginia. The water has
acquired such reputation in the last few years,
that 1t is unnecessary 10 say anythlng IN commen
datlon of IL. 1t ls now considered a SPECIFIC for
the worst forms OF Dy spepsIa, and remedy for all
Cutaneous Diseases disorderea condition of the
of the nervous system. We might append num-
ber of certificates from phy ysicans ana others ac-
Quainted with it's merits, and to these might be
added ad infnilam.
Passengers will Re met at Shawsville by foar
horse Omni buSses. TO convey them over new road
to the Springs Persons leaving Baltimore, Wash
ing ton, Richmond and Petersburg. in the morning
arrive at the Spring the same day. those from the
South, will find the same convey anoe on the arri
val Of each train
is ls--..2 BOOTH. COLHOUN L co.
Aux RAWLEY SPRINGS.-Thls cele-
T:M Tbrated Watering Place, located Il miles
sSnnsEsa-k west of HarrisonbuTg. will be open for
the Tece ptlon of company the lst of July next.
i is the best and purest Chay beate in the State
Conveyances can be had at all times from HarrI-
sonburg to these Springs.
For further particulars see handbls.
Je l3-law6w JOHN SITES &r SON.
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THEATRICAL STATIsTICs.-It is said on the
authority of official statistics, that t, re are at
present in Europe, 1s, ,li0 actors, 2i,6,0 ac-
tresses, 1873 managers of theatres; aud the
number of persons attached In one way or
~ o46.
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Street Fight.-Oficer Chalkley, yesterday
afternoon; arrested James Darby tor engaging
in fight with MIR. Delarue. 1t seems that
Delarue had stopped his horse and wagon
by ordered him TO move to make way for the
railroad horses and bus, which Deiarue re-
fused TO do. This led to words at 10 the rights
of the streets, and finally To blows, Deia-
rne's brother giving him a helping hand in
the scufiie. Darby is said 10 have received
several blows in the face, and TO have bitten
one OF Delarue's fingers severely. The Mayor
will hear and dispose of the case to-day.
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OsIrUAHy.-D Drowned, on the 26sh Of May,
while bathing In the Red River, near DE Kaip,
Bowie county, Texas, Charles s. Bell, eldest
son, and only remaining child, OF Commodore
Charles H. Bell. u. s N, In the 3ith ear of
his age. Mr.. Bell, at the time Of his death, was
engaged as civil engineer on the Memphis aud
Ei,Paso Railroad, Texas. se,rs,.ss ~ ..s.....
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EXECUTION EXCURSIONS" New York
8 teamboat roprietors are now advertising
execution excursions" at SO cents head, 10
proceed down the Bay 10 Gibbs Island, TO
Albert w. Hicks, on Fricay next the 18th
inat. iSl El5S5+ & t-- f+f
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, q ROCKHRIDGE BATHs,

Vn.MY RNEn FRIDGE Co, VA,
1919 i Situated nine miles from Goshen Depot,
miles from lexington. This delightful SUMMER
RESORT will he open on the Goth June. Persons
leaving Richmond by the Central Railroad. or
Washington City bs the Orause and Alexandria
Railroad In the morning, will reach the Baths by
O'Clock In the evening. Persons coming from the
Southwest, via Lynchburs may reach the Baths
either by the Orange and Central Railroad or by
the James River Packet and Stage Coaches.
Col C. P. LEE, Superintendent for
Je 96W F. JORDAN Il Co.
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REcoyERING.-Robe-t p. Baton, who was
wounded in an affray with the Messrs. Eard-
wicke, in the streets 81 LynchbuTS, on the
23d uit., is rapidly recovering The ball
which entered his side about the lower rib,
lodged near the spine, and has not been sx-
tracted.
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PROMOTION In TIE NAvY.--Ohief Carpenter
Simmons, of the Chariestown Navy Yard, has
been promoted to the position OF constructor
in the Navy, and has been ordered 10 San
Francisco. fornia.
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Hu'tings Court.-This body disposed Of the
following business yesterday:
Cadmus q. johnson, Commissioner of the
Revenue for Madison Ward, appeared in
Court and gave SIS 900 security for the faithful
performance Of his duty.
John f. Clough, indicte ted for misdemeanor,
plead guilty, and was fined $40 and costs.
Alfred SHIELD was nominated and elected
Deputy Clerk of the Hastings Court.
James s. VanhOrD, charged with feloniously
cutting and staobing James r. Grafton, city
watchman, on the 2nd of June, was examined
before the Court yesterday, and sent on to be
tried before the Hastings Judge in August
next and bail refused.
Joseph n. Gill. charged with feloniously
slabbing James IL. Davis on the End of June,
was examined and remanded for trial at the
August term of the udge's Court, and refused
TO admit him to bail.
Richard ID. Sanxay was appointed Commis-
siouer to visit and inspect Seabrooks Ware
house, Shockoe Warehouse, and Dibrell's
Warehouse in this city.
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'laAs iamdsm t PoHRTER& SHa ERWIN, Propristor,.
4. a BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
NEA A2SPRINGE -These 2orinss Will ha nnan

va A9sPRTNGS.-Thsse Springs win be open
lk.W for the reception of Visitors on the 10Th
Of june; Thsy are situated directly on the Lynch
burg aud Salem Turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot; on the
Virgins and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
vehicle wall during the to convey visit
crs to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
virginia and North Caroline, coming here by public
cp"naveyanoe, Will take the South Side Railroad at
Ietefsourg, thence TO Lynchburg. and then per
virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot.
Je1-Sm r. ECHOLS l. SONS, ProprietoTs
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W
A. a MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI.

YeMYPHUR SPKIN5S, NEAK THE -VIK
ROAD. IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA. =
Will he open for the reception of visitors on the
18th day of MAY. The capacity to accommodate
has been increased by the addition of very pleas
ant rooms. The buildings have all been new
painted and whltewashed. and the bedding hrs
much improved by thorough renovation, and | y
the addition OF SUPERIOR HAIR MATTRESSE E I.
Passengers reach this place without stage ira {, l.
and those who may desire to GO to the SALT SUI,-
PHUR, GREENBRlER WHITE SULPHUR. oT
as they may wish, and then proc.ed by M Messrs
Kent; Flcklln & Peyton's line of SUPERIOR
FoGh H4SasE .Sa sE C@0AGHtS. @ which ,eave s do,!,
{ 10 miles To tea. and the Greenbrier White sui
phur and Sweet Springs leach 81 miesl to dinner
without night travel Leave Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad at Big Tunnel Station.
ROB. II. MOSBY, Proprietor.
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Lime, scattered In damp cellars. back yards
aud out.houses, is essen tial TO health, in many
localities, and can be prejudicial in none. IL
can be bought cheap, and should be literally
t,aAd
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TIE FOURTH AT HAvANA.--Ths anntvsr.
81 ynlyi was eslebrated a. AAvana VI sata.s
frciA ths AAsrissn sAiR 4iiiT NMessg eAe NJ
sSssss .s :ssas a:sfs;ss y 3, ye s ~
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TIE, Sugay Re6n ry, at Rockets, is being
completed as rapidly as possible; most Of the
machinery has been received and rut In place,
and the entire establishment will bs ready to
go into successful operation by the last Of Sep
tember or first of October.
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TAe Weather has been excessively hot, in the
sunshine, for two days past, aud. as a conse-
quence, the farmers In this peighborhood ars
again in need Of rain. a&
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OF the Hon. John e. Breekin.
ridge of the Nomination for the Pr,sis
denct.
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NEW YORK BANK STATKMENT.-The weekly
statement of the City Banks shows the follow.
ing increase Loans, s36,0OU; specie, ses7 COO
circulation, &59s, 900; deposits S943, 900.
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aA COYNER's WHITE AND BLACK
yEMYspLPHuR AND CHA BEATE

,asIY AcrhiFUs, ,-Ihis " Al EndNu rLhUE .Is
lst OF June. II is situated the ssns and IN
fHI etsw ef tAe Ytsgin ia aad Tsxnsssss Rattyoad,
Va, AZ which depos an OMNIBUS will always be
found waiting. on the arrival OF the cars. TO con-
vey passenger 70 the Springs.
These WHITE and BLACK LPHUR
VA WATEEtEs III Rays p elected numerous cures; The
WHlTH sULPHuk, aggravated oases of Dys-
keSslA. serious affection Of the Liver Kidney and
Bladder, General Debility. and especially disc sses
cuiiar TO females; the BLACK EULPHuR.s ali
kinds Of tiseases OF the skin aggravated cases OF
- sstsr. sna other I, n nsfapr,ons OF the Skin.
be found In the mountains OF yirsinfa, and the
TABLE and ATTENDANTS of the most 50 tis-
factqry character, together with q fine BAND OF
Hsao az sf RhS rsSss92u:.s. u:ss, y Yr; {. !;
= :iSi.ssi ss' TX fsiiysEi Vis,is' sis''
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<~ JOHN w. GREEN,

- n IUhNFal 4 I IlA"t
VIII practice in the Courts of the city ofRich-
mOnd ana counsy OF Hensico. Strict attention
VIII ha gwen to 81 business entrusted To him;
Once. Tor the present, with his father. William
Green, southwest corner Main and 7th streets.
le T-6m
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K~GE ECHi iNG, LEECHlSS:. Caans:

wa MIS-. w q y II u r, Cnpper and
leeeher la2 Main street, over s. Sutherian IS Gun
Store. sign of the Big Gun Mrs. w. has for years
attended the ladies of Richmond, and given unl
veTsal sat siac tor.
Mrs. W. will attend those requiring her ser
wees, at ali hoars day or night.
N B.-LEECHES for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed. ap0-3m
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R LAWRENCE =, uaRYE,

LAWRENCE ;. MARYE,
0A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in'the Courts of the City of Richmond
line.
Heis also Notary Fsblic and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHksTATN WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his office is on
llth street, just below Goddln's Hall. fe l3-lv
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Pardex Re|xssd--Gov. Letcher has refused
to pardon John Hill alias Sterling, nov coa.
fined In the city Jail. He was convicted BE-.
fore the Hustings Court of assaulting oflcer
Bib in the dischargs Of his duty, and cen.
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e 2S~dswcwlm VIM. EGGLEsToN. prop'r.

tMfsRa1sSSAAr bsan tssq,ifa ssrfaS ard hssils
Ss.E01 WATERING p. ACE, situated "a miles
i,om Je.~rsvllle, on the X richmond and Danville
Railroad, % miles from Richmond, will be open
LIST July, when there will always be convey ance
10 take the VISITOR to and from the Springs.
per day.
On the 4th OF July there will be a grand military
dlspias OF Six volunteer companies. An Grafton
deliyered by the Rev, X MciLwAINE and reading
of DeciaratIon ot Independence by Col. CRUMP.D
Al O'clock In the afterno n, there will be n grand
Titing Match. between the Cumberland and Ame
ha 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 max
ing arrangements 10 accommodate on that occa-
je ls-1ms TH0S g WILSON & soNs
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AThE new kivHn White SUI

NRYPHUR R SPKTNFS are situated inme-
Ss.EE dIateiy on the banks of this beautiful
slree.iii in Giles county, Virginia, about twenty
tg3 miles from the MONTGOMERY White and the
Yellow Sulphur Springs, and about eight miles
from the celebrated Salt Pond or Mountain Lake
There Wi be a comfortable daily STAG Z from
Montgomery White and yellow, and a tri-weekiy
rom New River SPRINGS, connecting at Giles
HQurt- House with the line TO the Red, Salt and
hIte Sulphur Spri, KS.
Farnes wishing to visit Salt Pond or Mountain
Lake will md constant eonveyAnces thereto.
.P9st Office address: ''EGGL Els TOMS STRINGS,
TILES couaty, Virginia.
q 9arnr, In EGnnN
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SUMMER RESORTS.
LA sTRInLING STRINGS,

Yi .HS AC0Ool a. NoUNtI IL va.
@s..AxA This MOUNTAIN RETREAT will he
open on the LIST day Of June. for the reception of
visitors This place has advantages over any wa
tering place in the VIrsinia mountains. Bere is a
sulphur Spring that has been resorted to for the
last bali century, and its virtue highly appreciated
All over the State. IL is second only to the Greet
brier White Sulphur w ater. he Alum w ater
~ equal. If not superior, to any in the State. and
the Proprietor recommends it with perfect conf
sec"s, In cases Of Sorofua, Chronic fla rhsra
DyseEre. '.sneosia. %. IL has been the means
of restoring large pus. - NJ invallds. The ply
scians who lived and practIceu Ia .s.s neighbor-
hood certify that they have used II IN the,s prac-
tice with hne effect years ago. The Chaly beet tie
these three different waters come out OF the same
ridge. all within The grounds, and within 80 yards
of each ether There is also hne Freestcne water
piped INTO the grounds. Analysis of these waters
sent on application.
There will he fine MUSIC for the BALLROOM,
and all the amnsements found at such places. The
Proprietor can only that he will continue ta do
ai IN his power to please his visitors, both lnva
lids and pleasure seekers, and nothing shall be left
undnne To make their stay pleasant and agreeable
An experienced Physician resides AT the SPRINGS
TERNs.-S2 per day: $40 per week. Private
SrRIBLING SPRINGS is the first watering
place reached by the line OF the Central Railroad.
from Richmond. Baltimore, Washington and
kynehburs. Visitors reach this place by o clock,
I. Nj same day. by four horse stages from Staur-
ton, Is miles, The road has been much imp roved
and the coaches on this line are new Just from the
factory lat Concord, ii } and of the best quail
". They leave Stanton daily after the arrival of
the cas- from the East.
CHESLEY KINNEY.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

EaS LAW NOTICE 1.-The Law once o.
- II. hYLkTT has been renewed 70
that of Che United States District Attorney Tor the
Esstern District of Vuelnla. Mr; LhII wliI
practice heretofore IN the Inferior and SUPERIOR
Courts of Richmond. Henrico, King w liiiafn, ana
IN the DIstrct courts OF the United states, which
are he,d IN kicbmoAd ana NerioiS' OF-im
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aAG EAU4UIEK WnIlE >OLrHoN

3AsA FAUQUIEk WHfiE ULrH q II
YEA YSP Rim GS.--These Springs situated ffr,
4ss--EN1 i miles west al Washington city, will be
9gen.,l q The 10TH of June, as a first class WA
IEhING ESTABLISHMENT. 1 he subscriber
having become the purchaser, " i'll make every eff
lnrt, with Competent assistants, TO re-establish
their tormer high reputation hey may be reached
III hours from Baltimore, three from Alexandra,
ana esht from Richmond. by Railroad with about
HliIes ol sfasinS, over good turnpike.
RATES 80 cents per meal; 81 50 per day; So
per week $50 per calendar month and $50 for
TWO months children over two ard under twelve
years, and col 'red servants half price-wbite ser
wants three -fourths horses kn cents per d4y. Ad
uiebs subscriber, Nv arTenton Sprirgs.P
R0PERf HUDGIN.
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TkAy Ell 3 3 s FOR

-. ,c,,-sLlN LIN 4 CO, OPTICIANS, !4s Main
prepared 70 supply people leaving Tor watering
psssss WIZ HsGnprp tssl5 splendid MAFIkE GLASSES
qn lsns q yAtst; Mgi 3 xsrER EoscOPEs and STE
kEosCoPly VII EWS-the entertaining instru-
st the Springs 70 enioymsnt and delight are ipr-
,shsa q Gsf Tse world
sectly suited ONLY BY :. - .saN
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s.Mt-sr r. B.vLg. CHAsfAlS WHITE.
BAYLY 4 WHtI.:

Practice in all the Courts held 10 the city of Rich
mond the counties of h snover, Henrioo, Caroline,
tjposhssnd and Che field.
SANUrL 4. sAGLl, CoMMTss ssIoSERoF
nxKps for all the states and territories Office
corner Of 2th and Feenkl,n streets, the Staae
ConC Ct- House. ], 6ts
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CHESLEY KINNEY.
lie S0-lm> Proprietoy
A., RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
YLXAXM0NROE CQINrY. YIRGINIA TINE

ytIf MONhUE COUNI4, VlRUlNIA.-The
- sEApropretors Of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform he pu blic that
their place will be open for the reception of vlsi
tors on the lst of May, We must confine ourselves
t. mere enumeration of the diseases for the care
OF which this water Is celebrated referring The
reader to pamnhlet Just published by William
burke, NJ D., which Will he sent Tree OF charge By
the proprletors on application. The diseases for
the relief OF which this water is most remark
able c-e chronic phthlsis, aryngitIs, bronchitis,
functional uisc"se of the heart, hype trophy OF
the heart, mucous diarrhPt, irritablIity of the
nerves-prodlcng size plessuess, irritation of the
kidneys and bladder, 'ithc acid gravel, chrome
affections of the liver, amenorrhPa, dy ysmenor
ihea, menorrhasia, chroI. c splenits. chronic gas
trItls hemorrhQids, scroiul., chronic eruptIons Of
the, skin. The Depot Of this place is on the Va.
and Tenn. Railroad, Newbern (now Dublin
whence, before the first Of uly, passengers will he
convey ed tri-weeky bE daylishr, distance Of So
miles. over tine road and through most petu
rescue and beautiful scenery. From the first of
July TO the first of October here will be a DAILY
LINE, and after the first of October again tr-
weekly while any visitors remain.
This is the shoI test. most direct and best route
to the Whlte Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro
ceed via Salt Su rhur. making their nj Int stand at
red Sulphur There will be constant and resu-
lar communication by Stages with White and Salt
Sulphur, and the Sweet ard Red Sweet Springs.
Daily mails arrive from North and South
T.. s CAMPBELL & co.
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R GEORGE b. STEEL,


Once and Residence Southwest corner Main and
9Th sts .hrst door above Crenshaw's New Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Having an experience of ten years in his profess
so.., he feels confident of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
NH l5-6m
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@S HENRY HuDNALL,

DIA ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in a the Courts held in the city of Ricn
moud.
M Also, practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts OF Chesterfield.
AS Notary, will take Dispositions and Acknov
iedgments, Administer snd Certify Oaths, and per
form whatever other duties pertain to the Office OF
Notary.
Office at the corner of Bank and llth streets, just
below the Custom House. ia Sly
y-sss.ss PARkE POIeDEATEk, AI'TOk-
WN-EA NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice IN the city OF Richmond and in the ooun-
ties Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
A0fho' in Lislo's Building. corner OF Main and
itth rtres, E@ly
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A. v a q. Sr..s s.us.
YEMYSPR1NGS are opened for the reception
aks..uk OF visitors. They are situated Is miles
West ui Staunton, on the Virginia Central Rail
fo5', the cars stopping at the door. There are
here two alum streams-one cal, beate one heal
lpg-and ir~e stone springs, all OF superior qua
hty. These mineral waters have already become
celebrated for their medicinal virtues
Board per month, or rs days. SIS %
Children and Servants half price.
" 6-dlm Z. " RITRRI-SS.
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