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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
A. fIle Nig,Xami

Mr.. MoRToN did not speak at the Depot as
we understood yesterday afternoon, nor did he
speak ut the Court House, as announced in
the Journal Of Tuesday, nor did he speak at
the Gs Engine Honse, as that paper of yester-
day stated he would do, but he did speak at the
Nigwam. Republican meetings are rathes
peregIinating, hereabouts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
9nats.
The "FaVOrite" Hat Store
CHANGED HANDsl

HNHE subscriber has purchased the Hat Store recently
Il owned by Elias Favorite,
No. 205, New BeekeI Building.
Having also repenished the stock hs is prepared 10
uTnsh at the very best rates, everything In the Hat
line, nom the largest 10 the smallest sizes.
Mr.. FAVoairE will remain at the "Fayorite" Store 10
wait upon his "FaVonta" customers.
Gall and get bargains. MM. WALKER,
ap9d6wu E. FAVORITE, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06

HAGENBUCH-HAZB1NE the 9th inst, by
Rev d. WINTERS, At the residence Of the brides father,
WILLIAM A. HAGRsRucH MD, TO MISS SARAH JANE,
daughter Of JOHN HAzBisE, both OF Alpha
WALLACE--HECk--On the I'd inst, ly Rev Isaac
BRiGnT, MICHAEL WALLACE, Of Jefferson township to
Miss SUSAN Heck, daughter Of DAVID Heck, Esq, OF
Madison LnANnAhln
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
Our Right to Vote,

The editor of the journal, this morning,
states that we are Without ecen the right TO
UOte in Montgomery This is news, indeed,
to us. For the "Deaeon's" benefit, as well
as all others who may be concerned, we will
state that the editor of the EMPIRE has been q
citizen Of Ohio for the last tloenty-seuen gears
and has voted in this State, at every elec
ton, save one for seren years past; and what
is more, having never lost his residence, by
temporary absence, will if he be alive on thai
day, gote The entire Democratic ticket, at the
Second Ward polls, in this city, on the %
Tuesday of October next The Deacon
will please take notice.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06

B6" The Never Sleeps will have Getting
at the Rancho this evening A full attend
anee is desired and all who intend visiting
Miamisburg on Tuesday evening next will be
present and enroll themselves for the occasion.
by order Of the
CAPTAIN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
Special Notices.

An Invaluable ExPeetOrant.-Dr.
B> Halls Balsam has received more weighty in
dorsements than any other Cough medicine before the
public, comprising the of Physicians and Cler-
gymen attesting lis superiority for the Of Con-
sumption in all ITS various stages, jy3O
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
DgMOCRATIO NOMINATIONS.

Ebr Piesifenf- STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, Of Illinois
Fbr Vtce Hesient-HE ERsCHELL V. JOHNSON, OF
STATE TICKET.
Fbr SyprcD'e JpDge-THoMAs >. 3. SMITH OF
F5rsdi,orsSsy yeasraI-D. W. srAMBAUGH, Of Ttis-
carawas. -
10 liember q Board cf Prbls UorGs-ABNER L.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
For ne State ~ Targe-sERAPHlM MEYER, OF
stark county, WILLIAM b. WOODS, Of Licking
county.
District Bootors-ist Distric-ws. j. FLAoa, Of Ham
ilton; Zd--J0HN ScHiTF, of Hamilton; 3rd-JAcon H.
Zoos, OF Preble 4th-SrLAs Il. WALKER, OF shelby
DEyoRE, Of Brown; 7th-HENRY 9. CofgAAs OF fayette
sth--GEoRaE " SrArMAH. Of Delaware; Vh-CHEsrER
MoTT, Of Wyandotte iOth--JoIN u. JANIS OF Jackson
lith--IAnEs NJ. MiLLEn, Of Meigs; l2th--SAnuEL ID.
FosrEn OF Franklin; 13th--WmLIAN DunniN, OF Erei
llth--BuRR KELLog0, OF Ashland l5th--NicnoLAa y.
joss, Of uolmesi lGth--AMOs LAYNAS, Of Washngtoni
l7th--WILsoN s. KESNoN, oF Belmont isth-IsnAEL u,
CARTER, ofSummiti l9th-CHARLEs ID, ADAMS, OF Lake
20ti--GEoReE A. HowARp, Of Ashtabulsi 1lst-GEoEar
Fbr Cbngress-C. T.. VALLANDiGHAM, Of Mont
INDEPENDENT.
For J'dge Cf ho Superior Cbarf-DANlEL A.
HAYNES
COUNTY TICKET.
For SheriG--GEORGE WOCiAMAN.
For CLcrk-D. X. BOYER.
Probate Jiaige--JAME5 H. BAGG0TT
Audhor--B. NJ. AYRES.
5Binisd0Hor-ADFREDt tAMS
Whisky Ttspecior--pArRICK O'C0NNELL.
Director ~ Iiflrfnary--HlRAM LEWIS.
Flour Llspocfor--J. ZIMMERMAN,
PORK blsPeeior-GEoRGE w. RODGERS
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Excursions.
Perry Monument Inauguration
CLEVELAND, September 10th.
LITTLE MIAMI and COLUMBUS and KENIA
AND
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON
RAILR 20 AD s.
SarMALF-FARE.-Esu

DOUND Trip Tickets good going from Dayton on
~ 1898 Am. train septeT Der 10th, and good re-
turning from Cleveland until G05 NJ train and Colum-
cts will be placed sale on Saturday afternoon.
p W. sTRADER, Gen. T'k'tAg'..
sw. KING, Agent. se5dI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
"CHARGE ALONG THE LINEv'

Democratic Candidate for Congress,
WIN address the people at the following times and
places:
O'Clock. fine hickory pole will be raised.
BUrLER COUNTY.
Monroe, Sept. G, o'clock
Princeton, Sept g, ~ o'clock.
West Chester, Sept. 7, o'clock.
Symmes' Corner, Sept. ~ o'clock.
Bunker Hill, Sept. l3, O'Clock.
Rossville Sept 10, oclock'
Oxford, Sept. II, l, o'clock
New London, Sept 49, o'clock.
Mllville, " 10, 7
Hamilton, Sept ~, o'clock.
Astoria, Sept. u, O'Clock
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Mamisburg, Sept, II, O'Clock, PM
Arlington Sept. N, o'clock, PM.
Pyrmont, Sept II, o'clock, PM.
Amity, Sept. IL, o'clock PM
Mad River township, Sept. 20, O'Clock, Pm.
Centreville, Sept. n, ! o'clock, Pm.
At ALEXANDERSNILLE, on Thursday evening,
September 9th, 1860, ut o'clock. Hon. GEosGE W.
HOuK and GATES p THRUsroS, Esq, will address the
meeting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
NOTICE.

TINE rnembcrp M The Unconstitutional Union central
Committee" for Montgomery county are requested
10 meet nj tho office of Chhs r. Clark 90 saturday. eth
inst Al O'Clock, PM JOS CLEGG
.sa,i Chm'n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06

NOTICE.
O EALED proposals will be received until the Goth OF
= September at the office of the Secretary OF the
Board Of Education for from 200 to $50 cords OF good
split sugar tree and hickory wood for the public
schools; said wood 10 be delivered at the different
school houses in the city of Dayton IN such quantities
and at such times as the same may he required by the
said wood TO be pad for rom proceeds Of taxes collect
ed after December, 1860. ANTHONY STEPHANS.
se6dl 5dSw Secretary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
N. p. DOUGLASS & CO.,
re MAIN STREET.

DAYTON, OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
LESTER q PARKER's sEWNG MACHINE.

Superior heavy shuttle machine for Tailor and Car
rage frimmera, I'D hoOFl
Unifon-ons Price-no importuning TO purchase.
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100 DOZEN HOOP SKIRTS.
cLnAKs, BUSTERS AND sHAwLs.

Our Cloak Department will be In charge Of compe-
tent and experienced Cloak Maker fManuiacturing
room third floor, sale room second 1oor)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-29
fnipro.cnIcnls In Richmond.

We have never seen more life and activity
t,,,r ,rc uow manifested in The erection OF
buildings in This city That eyc-sorc, the old
poo;-Iiorsr. is being RACED to thc ground, and
extensive :n.i cnmmn,lin,:> buildings will be
erected in is stead The Managers OF the Male
Ornian ASYLUM hav" advertised for plans lor
larnc and hsnttsoil,c rdilicc, 10 be built upon
Il or,-ucr,- lot overlooking the old Fair Grounds,
,t In. head Of Main street It's location is very
commanding. and the building will be an orna-
meot TO ihr rirv. The Lester Manufacturing
Company arc rapidly adding 10, and putting IN
order ,le oil Lias Works. on Cary street, ior
their energetic enterprise. The three splendid
iror.,rort buildings. on Governor street; the
LARGE and cominodiou< Hotel Of McsSrs. Crcn-
shaw on Main street, now reaching compile
ton and Mr.. j. II. Grants handsome, white
.rna7blcd' buildings. Just below this new Hotel.
would do credit TO any city Mr.. Charles \.
Morris spacious and solid Sugar Refinery, at
Rockets, is greatly advanced, and will soon be
in opera,ion. The Me<<rs. Mayo are putting
m i mammoth tobacco warehouse, covering
four and half acres, IN the lower side OF
Mayo's Bridge, opposite the Depot of the
Danvillc Railroad
In every portion of the city, but particular
ly in the vicinity of French Garden and Navy
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SIKH Judicial Circuit.

Nem Rent County-(0fical Vote :or
Judge )-Jno. NJ. Gregory 2@5; l.. j. howdcn
l02; }. 7. Scawcll %
lircgory's majority over B"w'irn l"", and
over all III.
John Pierce beats r. T. LACY 40 votes ion
Commonwealth Attorney.
UWlMms6ura.-t;regory IS; Bow'lrn 50
Seawcll ).
lIorh CowDty.-Grcgory 81; iowirn !ci
Seawcll 40.
IFuruick County-Grcgory II l:owtlc'I
%; Mallory 6l.
Elizabeth City County--Wc hear that Col.
Charles H. Mallory received almost the ehLIre
vote. One account says that Gregory 80, !,
and Bowden 10.
James City County.-tt is confidently be-
lieved that Gregory has decisive majority, ut
least 10.
Chmlcs city CVuaty.-Grcsory, NC hear
from good authority, leads Bowden ard ali
other candidates by over 200 majority. IhnS.
II. Wilcox beats J. Fl. Christian 2n votes i"'
Commonwealths Attorney
Henrico County.-Gregory l,034; Bowden
Gl9. We have not the complete vote for
Messrs Seawell, Davis and Mallory.
So far as the returns are received, Gregory
leads Bowden 529 votes, and is. doubtless,
elected Judge by handsome majority. The
remaining counties, viz: Gloucester, Mathews
and Middlesex, it is believed, have given Mr.
Seawell large majorticS.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

VIfsVINIIA NHKHE 1H1H 14*5H 4 4 Q a a -'
yI1HE BOARD OF VISITORS WILL MEET AT THE
Virginia Military Institute the 23d day Of June. Ap
plcations for appointment we'll STATE Cadets
will be made to the undersigned prior 10 mat day ht
accommodatonS Of the institution are niIeu, "ppHe"y
Must prompt in filing their applications Testimonials o
fair moral character and freedom from bodily disease or IN
firmly mus. be presented in all cases.
Vacancies Tor Stale Cadels VIII exist N tie '""ht Se
material Districts:
!. Accomac, Northampton.
" NanSemond, Surry, Isle o! Wight.
VI. Petersburg, Prince George.
1X Lunenburg Noitoway, Prince E!w.rh.
Y. Mecklenburg, Charlotte
ri pttsvyania
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Hills, neat and comfortable private residences

Hills neat and comfortable private residences
are going NJ. The filling UP "t ieay:: raTincS
for streets and for bui!li,. iL> i'll :;:r:c neigh
borhoods, has given new and li7rlv aspect tn
the city. Among the many large establishment:
recently erected by private individuals, we ha'i
the pleasure few days since ofeScorting friend
from Rome through the rytcnsixc and Su!.Stan-
tial brick tobacco-iactory built by L. y. Glaze.
brook on 9Th street, between Byrd street and
the river, AMI conducted By c. " Giliialu.---
About one hundred negroes were at work, and
their ninblc movements and iocund songs utter
ly lalsry the gloomy picture Of the Abolition
lists. The numerous preSscs-sc'nc thirty Of
each kind-arc Of the best and most effective
character, and daily turn oHt about 100
pounds Of most paatable chewing tobacco
The whole establishment is well managed, nn-
der the Immediate supcrintendancc Of Robert
Gillian, whose courtesy and intelligence made
most agreeable impression upon us. The
view from the drying shed is one Of the finest
we know, embracing full vista of Hollywood.
the islands and the river.
->S.1D-S-----
The Central Overland Pony Express.
The California papers are in ccstasics over
the success OF this grea; enterprise, by which
letters are conveyed from one terminus New
York; 10 the other San Francsco) in
thirteen days, and tclegraphic des-
| IL, boil -, l,vuI If
is certainly great achievement to have the
great commercial metropolis Of the Pacific
brought within nine days communication with
those Of the great metropolis Of the Atlantic,
and, rs will doubtless soon be the casc 10
hear the newshoys crying papers in the streets
| of San Francisco, announcing the news only
twu weeks from Europe! Tie best Of it is
that the enterprisns projectors OF this bold
scheme Of express communication (the princl-
pal owners being Messrs. Russell, Majors and
WaddelU have undertaken the project upon
their own responsibility, depending entirely
for support and encouragement upon the husl
ness portion Of the community, for whose ben
Gift chiefly they are laborlng Not one dollar
OF governmental aid has been received or cX'
pectcd. The community should lend its uni
ted support to an enterprise whose consunnna-
ton holds out such immense advantages
We look to the same public spirit to build
and sustain u Pacific Railroad, without look
ing to the government treasury-the fruitful
source Of extravaganza and corruption
Most liberal measures were adopted and
| carried ont at San Francisco for receiving the
Pony Express, with music and oratory. The
celebration was glorious.
We arc happy to see just eommendationS
passed by the California papers upon VIM. y.
Finncy, Esq, worthy native OF Richmond,
whom they describe as ''thc gcutcnlanl!y and
intelligent agent upon the Pacific coast.
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UHlvERSlTY OF Virginia.

AHtOlNl MEN Wy ~ al SbibA' A'-'
rENuE FACULTY viii proceed. the Of July next, 20
appoia, State Students 20 ill vacancies which will eNi.
at the cc!e Of the present session IN the following" DISTRICTS
|. Accomac and northampton.
II. City OF Norfolk.
iv Isle OF Wight, Nlnsenroni anI $urtr.
Y. Mecklcnburs and Charlotte.
N. Pit;sylyana.
XII. Halifax.
XIII. Henry, Patrick and Franklin.
XIV. Bedford.
yVI Civ of WILLIAMSBURG York, James Ci;y, Charlie.
City, New Kent. Elizabeth City and Warwick.
XVII. Hanover and Henrico.
XVIII. City OF Richmond.
NN. Richmond county, Lancaster, Northumberland
and WcstmOrrl3nd
XXI. King and queen, King William and Essex
XYlr. Fairfax ard Alexandria,
XIV. Loudoun.
SXytiI. Abenare.
xxx. Nelson, Amherst and Buckingham
XXXI. Jefferson and Berkeley.
XXXIlI. Frederick, Clarke and Warren.
NXSv. Rockingham and Pcndleton.
NJ. Mercer, Monroe, Giles and Tazcwell
XII. Smyth Wythe and Washington.
NillI. kanawha, Putnam, Logan, Boone, Wyoming,
Roane and Calhoun.
XLIy Grcenbrisr Fayette, Nicholas, Pocahon:ns,
Raleigh. BraSton and Clay.
XIV. Mason Jackson, Cabell, Wayne ha Wiri.
NLvII. Wetze Marshall, Marion aud Tyler.
NLI%. Monongaia Preston and Taylor.
l.. Brooke, Hancock and Ohio.
Applications for appointment accompanied by state
OF the age Of the applicant and The schools lac may
wish attend and testimonials 10 character capacity
and pecunar circumstances should be addressed 10 the
Chairman and should reach the University by the eoth OF
June.
T,e State student is exempt from charges for mntcua
tIoa tuition room and OF the public buildings and
library but Is required provide for his other EXPENSES
Tie appointment for two years and the condl
ton that he sign pledge teach In public private
school In Virginia for Two years after leaving the Gnver
,ity s. MAUPIS,
Nav 11-r6w Chairman OF the Facuty
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Tie LATE WV. G. Preston, OF SouTu CARO-
LISA.-This gentleman, whose death in South
Carolina we recorded on Friday. was born in
Philadelphia, in 1894, while his father was at
tending Congress in that place as member
from Virginia. He was educated at the Uni
versity of South Carolina where he graduated
in 1912. lie studied law in the office oi WnI
Writ of Richmond, and subsequently took up
his residence in South Carolina, from which
State he was, in 1924, elected to the House OF
Representatives. In 1882, in the very midst ol
the notification strife, he was elected to the
Senate of tho United States, John [. Calhoun
being his colleague, and at once assumed po-
sition among the frst-class OF orators and de-
baters, He held n seat in the Senate for ten
wears and resigned in 1912. The New York
EXPRESS thus speaks of his Senatorial career:
He came with South Carolina reputation,
but in wit, and words, and in his mode and
manner of uttcrance, he had not an equal, not
even in Henry Clay. The great man of Ken
tucky eclipsed him in thought and statesman
shin and weight of metal, brt in the power of
elcctrifylns crowd, Mr.. Preston was unlnatch-
cd. The spectators almost leaped over the gal
lcrics of the Senate chamber, under the inspi-
ration Of his passion. His themes were the
wrongs OF South Carolina under the tariff act
of 1925, and under "the prosecutions o! Gen.
jackson, and he made the most OF them, IN
such way, MS to create profound sympathy
for his State.
In private life Mr.. Preston was as bewitchnS
as he was charming in public. He fascinated
more or less all who approached him, and but
few men were moro liked in Congress even by
those who were mos :,::"aad to him. One
amusing incident occul.v>. IL his public lie
Once when he was in all the throes and spasms
of an oratorial enthusiasm, he shook oil, and
before galleries filled to overllowing, his big
red wiz and the extraordinary spectacle
drought down the house. as the thca;re:go-
crs say. 1t spoilt his period, but it filled the
Senate chamber with fun.
Mr.. Preston was probably the best specimen
wc have ever had in this country of the cduca-
ted orator lie brought the rhetorical lessons
of the ars cclars artem to the highest perfection
lie ever seemed perfectly natural, while ne was
illustrating in the best and the most highly
cultivated schools OF rhetoric. Lessons irom
him on oratorY must have been worth tAeiF
weight in gold He had scarcely 4 ian'' IN
mahner, and he seemed nature ItSs!i. "heh
first introduced to the public.
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UARNIED,

I.nnrsp, on TIss; 90 ia Ro'e iii, hc re:!i,nce
OF Tic brides fl:--. " .e Rev. e. Bau't'. MI Wy"
H. CHgWSISG &C H!.. CAMILLA l. FLEhISG, ell {.
gooit,T!Tana coua;y.
sY- TIE Eyl!s:Y:, Herald. C.s?a.ch AID rxan!1e'S:i
please copy.
MARRIED on Thr7,dey, May 24,h $50 hy the R:T fti,2
courtney at the residence OF the brde- tsr 3nifF "
RcaarJ.on E-r y Mr.. FREDERICK K SrEIEHsUH s'"i,
ner!y o. New Yo.a) % Mis-. i%% E RlCiARvscH' lo'a
CT this city.
MAII:Eo. o:"Aspens.lc." c.roiI: e.u.'y a.; o. "e
O. IL Bo:ca J. C. WILLIAMS Ct -, city. es4 tLLAs
daush:c- :. z. g. Peaire:;, Els.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIRGINIA STATE LOAN

EpT virtue of sn,ry acts OF the General Assembly OF
- Virginia, notice i: hereby given, that the Board OF
Public Works Will receive q: any time previous to the first
day OF SG proposals for six per cent loan TO
the amount Of (S mllion) dollars payable In such
moathy instruments rs may be required, not exceeding
zoe o0D wo hundred thonsand) dollars Der month Said
loan TO he rcdeeahc in hryfour years Interest
BILE srnii-annnar the rs day of January and first day
OF July OF each year. nj the Treasury Of the State In Rich
ricHd.
Proposals also invited for the same loan at 40 or
per ct: Federal, sterling other appropriate bonds will
ne issued Tor the oaa, IS paid In, 4, tie option Of the
!e;lc-.
by the Constitution of the State in pursuance
thereof sinking fund Is established for thc puEctual pay
men. OF the inercs; seanauay, aud the redemption Of
the principal In lhr,yfour years from the Issue Of the
bends These provisions Of law, the large and increasing
taxable resources OF the State and laws furnish the
strongest possible Of the safety and value of the
onn.
sraled proposals to BIZ addressed to The "Boardo Pub.
lie Works, ltichmond, Virginia" and endorsed State
LoAn where any further information that may be desired
vii! be promptly given
ly order THOMAS II. DEWITT.
Secretary i. L. Works Of Virginia.
Richmond, Va Nay {, iSGo-2awtlsSept.
BE TKlE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION,
i tha, FRANCIS SMAL.W0OD, who Is charged with the
crime OF murder committed in the county Of Rockingham,
in this State, has fed from justice, and Is now going At
large: therefore do hereby offer reward Of One Hun.
drr Dollars any person who shall arrest the said Fran
els Sulalwoo an deliver him into the jail Of said county
OF Rockingham and do moreover require all officers OF
this Commonwealth civil and military and rcques; the peo
pie generally their bcs cHenns procure his
res, that he ma: he brought 10 justice.
-, Given under NY hand Governor, and uodcr
L. 8 The LeSs Seal cc the Commonwealth nj Richmond,
- this lI;h day OF May, $50.
rs the Gorcrnor:
GEORGE ". NrEroEp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Francis Smallwood is about fYe feet eight inches high
s dcr built light hair fair skin and thin features When
last heard from hewss t-srring with s brother towards
III, western part OF this State and had on when he left
black straw hat aud BLACK troeS coat: Way l.-e3w
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ssoSwGo7.E;.y WHITE SULPHUR

IsH SPRINGS, NEAR THE VIRGINIA AND TESEEs-
SEE RAIL ROAD, IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
will he open forereceon of visitors the FIFTEENTH
DAY ni MAY. The capacity 10 accommodate has been In
creased hy the addition OF very pleasant rooms. The
buildings have all been newly painted and whitew!s'e,
and III. hrddng has been much improved by thorough
renovation a; by e addition Of Superior Hair Na,rass-
Passengers reach this place without Stage Travel and
those who Sire the Salt Sulphur Greenhrltr
White sulphur Sweet Springs take much rest here
us they desire. and then proceed 10y Messrs. Kent Pey-
~. l. sc.ieis c OF Superior Four Horse Coaches which
leave daily reaching the sal; Fond Dinner the Salt Sui
phur ~ miles TO- tea "l the Grcenhrier White Sulphur
and Sweet Springs cach I'll miles, Dinner, without night
travel Leave Virginia ant Tennessee Rail Road at Big
Tunnel Station. ROBERT II. MOSBY,
prou
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vlisGlSEa FER rsLs1 :: q,

:. MC,iRUDER > SONS
rHCSPH O-PERG VIAN & u Y H.
NJ ocer sr sale Phospho Peruvian Guano, mi:,u.c-
" ic-- by ourselves and warranted 20 contain EIGHT
fsf ce: .: Ammonia and tcrtyrs 20 a''T per cent "'
ra'-p!a,. o: L;rs
r;e., go cash. per ton OF aaGc pounds.
ias:as I-ea for many years, largely engaged IN u'e
.' i'ac-, and carefully observed aud hsd reo.eu 10
: y ehi- practical farmers the result OF experiments
,'.y every variety Of Guanos enables us to furnish
Sa!ch with great confidence, rccoIimehu' ana
aH"h. - '~aei' cheaper 's!n" 'He fe'"' ~
ID thi, psepsratioc. nre the very neSt
<t.s a, .d Phospa;ie GlGacs, selected WIN great
sd ,hs. ;1stt analysis ground TO very hue pewder,
Ycr;o;s"! h.! ultimately mixed.
sr te aad corn DO ;,o think ;hs ter'if'zer
Eea Of 40 i. beneficial effects, In The improve
~. shs!i asH isa J. questionable ,,,. ..
FEB S!.olAD toNE DUST.
T"soean ~ T,,; 5. McGRUDER's SONS, Richmond.
W ;.s,.,s.E-!p.p p.p pounds q Dalnask Rose Leare7,
Y.-.s P. JOHNSTON L BRO,
Druggists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-29
roror from California, &c

Hs~ YoRx, May e-The steamship SoIinsIn iSs: F ",
rived to-day from A.rinWaMli ~ 9,ns,hs r. nGiG
the 5th Instant, and ~ 100, goo IL Go'n ,,., Ma.
The revolution In New Grenada Is progressing mS'
guerra has seized the town and declared 'S
rs itd satr, Steamship Pouha;an sailed frou paha-
ma May 10Th for The Wyonins ha. 6eea or,
dered to calIao TO aid our Minister IN Gemah1 upon
Ths sahnc,s ,s at Asplnwnll