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REMARKABLE REcovkRY:-The following re,
markable case published in the Notionoi
.I., .:Ts lie Ilitors Of ihe ~ !. H,"aha :"GHSThs
MEN: From December 10 April last was suier,
ing from disease OF the lungs, variously regarded
by my Fh,s.cans rs 'broncbltis,' bronchitis with
asthma. and consumption with tubeTcies in the
right lung
'.in the early part of April was so emac ated
as to be scarcely able to walk ! had a severe
cough. which increased ON ly ing down ~ ,ht and
rising the norning; suffered dr. eadtully from
Shortness OF breath on gong up stairs, or the
slls htest exeTtion. What spit up was ot a green
ish yellow color. and sometimes tiuged with blood
My appetite was gone. and had constantly q
painful sense Of oppression through my Ghost,
IS Under these circumstances. ty the advice OF
DR.: Robert Hunter, was induced to try .ls elect
were placad IN a glass lnhaling instrument. So con
sructed that the air. IN its passage I" tho luLss,
pa ssed FIRST through nedicatcd tuid, thnn con
veyins the properties OF the medicine IN the form
of vapnr into the lungs. | also inhaled IN small
room, which WIS filled with mcdicnted air for that
purpose Into this room / went FIVE or six time q
daily, remaining from five to ten minutes each
time The effect was truly surprising. Almost
from the commencement fc't Ecnsib!e oil beneht
the irritation IN my chest WIS soothed the expec
toration became free aud easy. the oppresslon nnC
and strength improved daily, and within tw,
months, having scarcely ta akcn dose Of medicine
iy the stomach. | was sufficiently restored to 70
artist and designer y and avn now. at the ent
Of six months, in the enjoyment of cxcellen
= believing that owe to inhalation not only IN,
present good health. but. in all probability, my ift
itself, could not refrain from bringing it before
the public, in the hope that knowledge of thss,
facts NAV prove equally beneficial to others smi
q am. sir. your obliged and ob't serv't.
JmsIIN II. HOWARD.
| This gentleman is now residing in New York.
lie has continued III good hoalth succ the date %
the above letter, and is quite strong AZ AM
| Washington, and know the circumstances Of thu
case.
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MURDER.-A murder was committed in the
town of Wheatland, Pa, on Saturday night,
or rather Sunday morning, between IL and 2
o'clock. The victim was man named
Thomas Mcintyre, who was in the employ of
Eoluey Z. Brown. The murderer is John
Biggers, an 1rishman. McIntyre was also
Irish Being intoxicated, the men got into a
fight Biggers threw Mcintyre, and then de-
hberately cut his throat. The murderer has
been arres ted and is now in Jail
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Counterfeit Notes, on the Common veal tn Bank
of Philadel pha, were circ cuated freely in this
city some few days since. Messrs CIV. Pur-
cell & Co. received $500 worth of them as genu-
iue aud discovering after wards that they had
been swindled, made An effort to have the
operator arrested i'll Washington, but failed
10 do so. Similar notes Were circulated in
Washington city last Monday; and i. is not
Mt all improbable that they have been scattered
broadcast in cities east and west of Richmond.
The notes counterfeited are 1ives, tens, twen-
ties and fifties, and are said TO be SO accurate
Iy executed that the most experienced tellers
and best judges of money would readily bs
deceived by them.
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DEATHs.-Miss Eliza Mcdonald, wife of
Hon. Charles J. Mcdonald, died suddenly at
Macon, Ga, the 10Th ult. Her husband
was very i'll, aud experiencing difficulty in
getting his health, she was So shocked at his
efforts that she died shortly after. She
was a daughter of Judge Roane of Eirginia,
and sister to Hon W. ii. Koane, late Senator
from this State. w. W. Corbitt Il native of
Order of Georgia, died i'll Taylor county, Ga,
on the 2lSt ult.
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DISASTER AT SEA.-The whaleship Benja-
min Morgan arrived at New London, Ct, on
the Sth inst. bringing two men saved from the
wreck Of the brig II. N. jenkins, Of Bangor
Maine. The brig was found in the Gulf
Stream on the lst of May, dismasted and wa.
teylogged. The captain, mate and two men
We're lost, and only these two remained alive
on board Of her. The brig was from Bangor,
bound to Havana, when she encountered the
severe gale that disabled her.
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MURDER OF A PLANTER BY HIS SLAVES
The Avoyeiies (La.) Organ, of the ,sth, says
that much excitement having been creat ted by
the mysterious disappearance of Christopher r
Edelen, whose plantation is on Bayou du Lac,
some twelve miles distant from MarkSville,
epquiries were started, when slave confessed
that he wa, one of four slaves who had mur-
dcred their master. After hearing the full
confession of those concerned in the murder,
the Jury found the three boys aud woman
guilty, and they were executed in the presence
of q large crowd, at four O'Clock the same day
rial
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POTOMAC FISHERIES. Es.-Business was ex-
trenely brisk on the Fish Wharf yesterday
The crowd was larger than at any time pre-
yious during the season, and the amount OF
fish arriving up was unusually great. Over
@oo,ooo herring arrived up, and a goodly guam
tity of shad. We hear from below that all
the landings are making large hauls. Chap
mans Point alone having sent up on Tuesday
over 900, 900 herring.-4lex. (Va.) Gazette
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SHADE TREES or PARIS 1t has been calcu-
lated that Paris at present covers space OF
Is, ,te0, zoo yards. 1t contains lis 600 trees cc-
cnpying a space equal to 336, 500 square yards
The trees consist Of horse chesnuts elms, aca.
cias, lime trees, and others. 1t is es stimated
that these trees cover with their shade space
of 22o2Uo,001 yards. sufficient to protec, $50
600 individuals front the rays Of the sun.
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TROOPS AT CAMP FLoYD-Four com pauies
of infantry, three of cavalry, and three of ar
tiilery, comprising about l,Uo0 men, will re-
main at Camp Floyd, Utah. 1t is believed
this force will be sufficient There will be IL
force of J, 900 men on the Mexican frontier this
summer, without the aid of volunteers. Re-
cent adylces indicate the necessity of greater
numbers ON the overland mail route: Indian
depredations are OF the most daring character
A mountain pass mail station, twenty five
miles from Fort Chadbourne, was attacked
five persons were killed, mules belonging To i,
were driven off, and cattle slaughtered. Capt
Wallace dispatched 4 force from Chadbourne
to take care Of the company's property
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Stolen Goed,.-Christy Welsh, the keeper of
a small grocery on Nicholson street. appeared
before the Mayor yesterday TO answer the
charge Of receiving 4 lot OF earthenware stolen
from Stephen Il. Sweeney, knowing the same
to have been stolen. Two gentlemen testified
to seeing the ware delivered by MIR. SIS ser
want and Mr. 5. testified 10 finding the goods
In the prisoners house Officer Blankenship
also testified to finding lot of to bacco believed
TO be stolen. Welsh was not at home at the
time. He was held to bail TO answer the
charge before the next Grand Jury.
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Nsr Market Races.-The Jockey Club Purse
of $500, three mile heats, is to he run for over
the New Market Course, near Petersburg. to-
day; and as several fast nags are expected TO
start, rare sport is anticipated. Tomorrow
the &io,uG match, four mile heats, between
Annette Hall and Oysterman, will be decided,
and will no doubt attract the largest number
of persons that has been seen OH that course
for many years. Smiths celebrated First
Regiment Band has been engaged to attend the
course on Saturday and will furnish the mos
delightful music for the occasion.
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The Sanitary Ln,cs Of the city ought to be
rigidly enforced at this season Of the year,
aud the Mayor has Instructed the police 10
all nuisances to be found therein. Alleys ad-
Joining private residences, not supplied with
culserts, can scarcely be kept in good condi.
tion because OF the fact that soap suds aud
was ie water must find access to them; bur in
all such cases every tenant ought to do all in
his power to prevent the 'waste" from be.
coming a nuisance.
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Abusire Lansnags-Wm. Martin, young
man about l. years of age, w'A arraigned be-
fcre the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
of using insulting and abusive language to
Mrs. Mary FitzSbben. Martin introduced "A
witness TO prove his innocence, but in doing
50 fully established his guilt, and was there
By way of getting revenge, Martin charged
jeremiah ri tzgibben with selling liquor il,
his house without Il license and testified that
some six weeks ago he asked a negro fellow 10
treat him. The negro consented, and they
went into the grocery of the accused in COM
pany with Richmond Hughes, the negro and
the witness drinking whiskey from the same
bottle, and Hughes drinking wine the negro
paying for the three drinks. No, being salts
fled with the evidence, the Mayor postponed
the inves tigation until this morning.
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LuDIcROUs ABBREyIATloN OF AN EPITAPH.
In a cemetery at Dunkirk, n. Y, stone is
erected over the .sashes'' Of deceased old lady,
on which her survivors intended TO write the
epitaph, "Let ner rest in peace" The space
gave out at the end of the word "her,' SO that
only the initial letters Of the remainder conld
be inserted. Thus the dear old lady was COM
mended to the mound with the somewhat
sIangy inscripticn-"IIet her r. j. p"
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THsL. L. BlueS, Capt. Mauie, celebrated their
sixty-seventh anniversary yesterday, by Il
grand public parade, and an excellent dinner
at the Central Agricultural Fair Grounds
Between the hours OF 10 aud Ii O'Clock in the
morning, the corps paraded i'll summer uni
form, sixty->ix strong,and preceded by smith $
first regiment band, marched through the prin-
About II O'Clock they repaired to the Fair
Grounds, where, after The annual target prac-
tee aud :. short respite from duty, the mem
bcrs, with the honorary Blues aud invited
quests sat down TO IN excellent dinner, and
wouId have spent most joyful afternoon,
but for the heavy rain storm, which com
menced about ) O'Clock and poured III torrents
for nearly an hour. Luckily, there were sui
hcicnt buildings nigh To shelter all from the
pelling ram =; and when the clouds broke
away, the company, with its guests, took the
cars and returned To the city.
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~ nEBiLiTY OF CHEST

n N
STILL ANOTHER CURE.
Every day we hear of the wonderful merits ~
SALUpA, Middlesex Co va.,l
August II, 1879. :
Msssrs. Mortimer + MoscbYay:
Gentle emcn IL with unaffected p!e::..s hsss g
testimony to tho great merit of your HAMPIUN.S
TtNCrURE. 1 WAS taken last Spring with tAe
asac and fever and debility y chest ana Hncs; !
on being advised by friend to try your Tirct1.e,
having taken only one bottle. 'l'rabiie Dieis."
You can use this m hest suits YOU.
Very truly and respectfully yours. 81
r. ADDISON BRIsTOW.
Call and get pamphlets and sec cures Of COughs
Rheumatism, ScrOfuta, AC. -.
As restorative and InvigOrator " has pecn hlkA-
ly recommended.
Hundreds will testify Of cures ON themselves and
friends, after all other cures have faIled.
FEMALES AND ChiLDkEN.-This TlNC-
rURE will be found great medicine for I'll ehose
diseases. 1855
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see oarec.
Sod by PURCELL, LADD h CO.. RichneaA
y p' a Ses.i:ho1s bT MSkTMkk NOW
BRAY, Raltimore; and by DrugEiats and shop
keepers everywhere. u per bottle; stx hoet!ess
%. my 7-d&cwts
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~ $50 x r. W Az ID. .-Ran away. on the
&T 18th Arrl. from my house. IN fcnrico county,
IN NEGRO MAN named y DNes STEWART.
~ lie was bought in Cutpeper county some two
.-k.or three years age and sold IN RICHMOND.
te has lived IN Page county, with Benz. Fuiliau,
eagaged IN An IRON furnace where he may now ne
e'sns. He Is of medium SIZE quite black. and
atsdt i5 years Old. He formerly belonged To Geo.
v, Rowles. of Cuipcper, living some SIX mles
eesl II the Court House. | Will give so and rea
s,uat,e expenses il delivered To Hector Davis, IN
Rchninnd, or S25 If secured In jail so that
get hm He had when he left u blue cloth
lfa.k cont 25-tet NATH'L KING.
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- Netiee. TO the SICK, afflicted and uuQer-
ons mMilies Who have heretofore leed DR.. J.S.
eO0E'e MEDICINES, slvays WITH III npose ~. .
bounded hApDy FesNlts, thai sOmo VQpsiQeipIed
persons have circslxsed q imitatlon. Tie DnuD1
has hesa cs,.apslied = change tAe wra0ses. vhieh
taTe ever the cork Of every bOgte Of the 1s.nino
Medicines, - sAae the Dabaie UAn aaon obtain
tAass remsAles EkisA Asvs suited tAelr uAats ssd
DR. J. J. koSE's sSaS'i i iE0usn sYauY. sss eossAs
IL fSs PAIN cUkEk 9Ss ps'ss. 81 sRsssss,s., % sSs:s:
glss:ne Or bsuisss. sa@ tAe b1okktTiC COM
FOUND for Dyspepsia aAa hyer sQ1e etaintg. as
:. RElffii' Z s. ''7fal' 7fal''ss.1 81 e::..y.
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"A KtNAW hY--From the kichmond and
Gl Dan,lile Railroad t"mJan Richmond, tw"
~ property ui Mr.. Thos. Watts, al Elizabeth
-A.CitY county. AS they got passes To visit
iaslT homes nn the 9th April. ii is presumed Thai
tf"y stlil lrhlng about Hampton or that neigh
l-ho"t The usual reward NiIi be paid for theii
itiufn J.. The Company.
nys-2a A. WORRAI.L, Sup't.
H. Nnrtnit Herald nlcusa any.
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N haths, Baths; Baths: .~us

rA Leeches! Leeeh~s!! Leeches!!!-
have lus. received, ey Adams, Express, lot 81
large size. which will be applied u1on The most
reasonable terms
p S-CUPPlNG and LEECHING promptly at
tended to can be found Mt all hours Of the day 1T
the HAIR DRESSING Room, under the Amer.
can Hotel, (cutrance 18th street,l And at night
az lo--ts r. c. xOBsON.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Nos P,ersd.--Yesterday morning, Mrs. Sa.
san Willis appeared before the Mayor, to an
swsr the charge Of stealing Sl.7j in money
that she rented two rooms In Mr.. WIS house !;
that she had the money IN her trunk, and that
Mrs. w. was In her room several times during
the day. On behalf of Mrs. Willis 1t was
man. both Of whom had been inmates of the
poor house. rented rooms Of Mr. Willis, with
out his knowing who they we're that he had
since given them notice IL move, and that they
had not done so. The Mayor was not ut all
satisfied that there was any foundation for
the charge against Mrs. w :, and therefore dis
missed the warrant.
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TRADE WITH JAPAN.-The trade with ia
pan is beginning to stimulate the enterprise of
commercial men. Amongst the first fruits of
the japanese treaty Had that a merchant Of
Nafiasaki has made /: consignment of elegant
vases to Il gentleman OF this city. They are TO
be sold At auc ction about the time of the visit
of the Embassy to this city, when every body
will be anxious about everything relating to
those ingenious but unpretending people. Il
clipper barque is about TO be dispatched with
consignments to the prominent house of John
Almand Co., at Kanagowa, with articles
suited to the trade. A part of the cargo con-
sists OF sewing'machineS, printing presses and
caioric and other engines; aud the musical
tas te of our new friends is to be improved by
the Introduction of some of the best American
pianos Music teachers will follow as II mat
ter Of course. A series of interesting articles,
on the habits aud business OF the Japanese
have appeared in the Express, and a curiosity
has been awakened which will doubtless EN-
ploy the ready pens of persons who have had
opportunities OF gaining information on the
subject. The last cruise of our East India
squadron was full of incidents TO be remem-
b"red. As an instance OF Iankeee enterprise,
and Of the readiness with which they seize
upon money making projects, it may be mem
toned that two Americans-one Mr
Coon bs-have opened 4 hotel upon the Ameri-
can plan al Hakodadi, and there will soonbe an
era of mint julers and sherry. cobblers. Car
goes of Boston ice will doubtless soon find
their way there.-N. y. Cor. Nat. ntel.
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~ Nor bid Dixea Of the Stomach Yield
more read Iy to the masic&l touch of BAKERS
CELEBRATED PREMIUM BlTTEkS than
tho world Their composition 10 mere chance
discovery, but the result Of years Of study; and
as they are prepared Of purely medicinal yogeta-
ton they are INV vaiuabie to every fasnsly-Uut es
pcciaiiy so t" every. delicate ienials and child.
Thousands Of certificates have been published of
their great elhoacy IN cases Of Dy spspsaa, oto..
which are really aston,s ,shing. M -
RA For sale hy all Druggi apb-N
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A CLERGYMAN Sw1NDLED ON CALIFORNIA
TIcKKrs.-In New York, the Rev. John
James, of Missouri was swindied out Of $3.50
by James Duffy, Of Wall street, in the pur-
chase OF tickets in the California steamer
Finding that prosecute against the estab-
lishment had been commenced, Duffy and his
clerk, Charles Giimour, shut up shop and
emigrated TO the other side OF the river.
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Shade Treas are pretty ornaments, and should
be extensively cultivated in every pu olic thor.
ough fare in the city. Those around the Capi.
tot Square are looking unusually green and
luxuriant, but many Of them in the Square
seem to BE- dying out, because Of having been
buried alive
Htayiee County Co.ys.-The entire sessiou OF
yesterday was spent iu the trial OF br, davin
xel, indicted for an assault on Mrs. Nary A
Boswell. A large number Of witnesses have
bsen summoned on both sides, aud NE exam.
inailon will, thereforr, in all probability, &C.
cupy the bniancs of the week.
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PLANETT'S BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable, and adapted 70 all AGeg aId
ss.1! ss.1!nd..ions; are. for sale bX FISHER Y WiN-
Depot No. IA Pearl street, n: Y.
FISHER h WINSTON, DruGGists,
70 1l-Sm No. 18 Main st.. Richmond.

IA Due Of the NEST PrevaDemt, amd ~ tho
same time trouhlexone and painful diseases that
attend the human flesh, ~ the Fevcr and AEuc.-
For long time the medical world have tDeM CON
tinuaily bringing forth numerous spechcs tgr ITS
permanent cure; hut all without effect. DR.: J.
sic.as, has succeeded in furnishing the public with
a vausbie preparation tor the cure Of Fcver and
made for tho ''BiTTERs," aud the usivsSsai
success attending it's use, have made ioI II rePa-
For the cure Of the Fever and Aaue. .p!. A0aTET-
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERB
must and should CLAIM Superiority ossr any oth-
or PREPARATION axtaut. A 5 sssats t5-
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
whore. my l-1O
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l1cNk CARRIAGES, Can hkiAHEs.-;
[31[.2I The subscriber has on handle his Coach
~ Making Establishment, on Lombard AL
tel, between Main and Cary, I3ih and l4th sts;, }
near the Columbian Hotel, COACH ES. CHARlO-
iLEs BAROuCHES, BUGGIES. with and with,
.a, , tops. and SULkI ES-ali Of his own make, Of
,hr we ssst material and workmanshlp-al OF which
II 'he city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask
.tll ltom those want Of any article IN the Cal,
rage line, as am dee efnlned TO make to order and
=. se!l at the lowest prices possible; and all work
e"" mat ~ new, warranted.
lea-d9m MlCAJAH MANGUM.
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july
George Wilkes The sporting editor. Of New
York. has been presented to the q neen ny the
United States Minister at London. The pIe-
sentation took place at the leyee Of the 9th
ult.
Several Of the defeated Democratic candi-
dates for the city council Of Philadelphia have
determined to contest the seats of the parties
returned.
man named Thompson J. Sullivan, of
Falmouth, Va. in fit of mania, on Saturday
last, it is believed, jumped from the bridge at
that place, and was drowned.
During the night Of the 10Th of April, Mr..
James, the well known novelist, had an attack
of paralysis at Venice, where he is Consul
General.
| bachelor left a boarding house in which
there were 4 number of old maids, on account
of :" the miserable fair set before him at the
table,
Mrs Sarah Robinson, q resident of Akron,
Ohio, died in the cars OF the Cleveland and
Toledo road. She had been long ill Of con-
sumption.
DR. J. II. Christy died in Pittsburg, on Mon
day from the effects of a puncture of a finger
received while holding post-mortem exami-
nation.
Dr. B. B Shaw has been elected Mayor
| Of Piedmont, Va, and G. w. Shee,z ser
geaut.
Mr.. Henry S. White. a merchant, of Tre-
| mont, ILL.,. was robbed at the New York House,
| in Chicago, on Tuesday night, Of $500.
| An old lady, a5 years of age, named Hobi
| good, was burnt to death near Oxford, N. o.,
| on Thursday last.
On the 9th inst, company G ith u. S. artii-
| lery, from Old Point, Va, left ST. Louis fo'
| Fort Randall.
Lieut.. &. Balvoid. formerly OF the u. s
army, was killed At New Orleans, last week
by a fall on board a steamboat.
| The King Of Bavaria recently sent ffteer
| ritled cannon as present to the "Holy
| Father"
A letter from Madrid says tho Queen o
| Spain proposes to visit her newly -acq uires
| African dominions during the summer.
J. Madison Stiff a prominent citizen OF Bed
ford CO., died ut Allegheny Springs, Montgom
cry CO.. Va, ON Monday last.
The total value Of sugar imported into New
| York last week, is estimated at one million OF
| dollars.
Preparations have commenced ut Hong Kong
and Shanghae for the war in China.
Bachelors Exclamation-A-las Maidenly
| ExclamatiOn-Ah-msR'
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A. a MUNTGUMEKY W HITE 81 Z.
tAyPHUR SPRINGS, NEAR TIE FlR-
-. ~ MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA. -
* - open for the reception al visitors on ID e
lpa da, Of MAY. The capacity TO accommodate
',Stesp increased by the addition of very plea
e., raaus The buildings have all been new y
,..n,fa and whitewashed, and the bedding his
.'Cs improved by n thoIeugh renovation. and J y
w.. ,adIfnn of SUPERIOR HAIR NATTRESSE + !.
ytssensefs reach this place Nith' ut sfass ttar.E
.r5 rbase who may desire 10 80 to the SALT SUI
SNFFI SPRINGS, can take as much rest he e
IS me, may wish, and then proceed hy Mess, :.
EseI flrkitn & Peyton,s line II SUPERlQ K
ssrbIue the Sali Pona tn dinner the Salt Sulpm r
~ talissy to tea. and the Greenbrier White Sn i
-b,Trnd sweet Springs leach 81 miIesl to dime r,
.tbnut y. hi travel Leave Virginia and Ter :
rssSee Railroad a, Fis Tnnnsl stet,oa.
ROB. II. MOSBE, Proprietor.
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Oxx or The DARTNOOR MEN GoAk-Capt
Chns. Westcott died in Newburyporf Mass
last week. He WAS one Of the Ea6llsh capti yes
in the war Of lsl2, and was c0nflned In Dart +
moor prison with :, ,5uO other American pri-
soners. He was there at the time Of the mas
xacre, when a companion was shot down by
his side; bat he was soon after exchanged aud
returned home.
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TIE Floral Fssfirai announced to take place
At Mechanics Institute Hall last night, under
the direction OF Prof. Hewitt, was postponed
until tonight, because Of the inClemency of
the weather. This entertainment, we have no
doubt, will prove one of the most interes ting
should be Witnessed by all lovers of music.